of course, i tried to contact the dmv, but didn't hear back. they're on furlough. >> that empty parking lot behind you is most telling. time for doughnuts. >> reporter: yeah. >> thank you. >>> it's a stackering amount of illegal drugs. $100million worth of cocaine and meth found inside a gilroy home. agents arrested these three men. matt bigler of kcbs radio showed us how authorities busted the ring and why they think it's part of a bigger operation. >> reporter: this investigation actually began in the sacramento area. about a year, a chefs deputy there made a low level street buy of drugs. they started an investigation. they traced those drugs back to five location in sacramento, a drug distribution hub in modesto and gilroy. that's where authorities seized nearly 500 pounds of crystal meth and cocaine, worth nearly $100 million. >> i have never seen anything like this. i just flew down to actually take a look for myself, give the boys and the girls a great big team hug and a congratulations for just an outstanding job. and i was amazed at wh

800 number, but after pressing one for english, you have to vocally select -- latest dmv news. then you're given the first . >> for dmv office hours, press 1. >> reporter: it says the office is open monday through friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to. find out it's 5:00 p.m. >> for dmv closure options, press 2. >> reporter: that's pushing people's buttons. >> i'm working. it's terrible. >> my daughter's appointment today for the driving test. >> i'm disappointed because i was preparing for the test. >> reporter: here's the plan for the rest of the month. today and next friday are furlough days. there will also be one floating furlough day. a governor's spokesman says it will save the state almost $140 million per month in payroll costs. >> we were coming on a field trip this morning to the dmv and then we were going to get doughnuts so i guess we are getting doughnuts. >> reporter: so what now? >> go home, come back. >> reporter: the furlough issue goes back to court on september 8. the governor says they will also end when the legislature passes a budget. but nobody is holding the

the best time to go to the dmv is wednesday, mid morning. that is when wait files are generally the shortest. speaking of waiting, tip number two. did you know wait times for each and every dmv field office are posted in realtime on their website? just go to dmv.ca.gov. look under offices. click on find an office and scroll down to the nearest one. and if the wait is bad, like almost an hour and a half in san francisco, listed below will be nearby offices. in this case, you might want to head across the bay where the wait is just 19 minutes in oakland. of course, you could always make an appointment. and that's tip number three. that line is almost always shorter. in fact, that hour-plus wait in san francisco is just for walking. those with appointments wait just a fraction of the time. of course, appointments are booked weeks in advance. so choose your poison. let's stay online for tip number four. renew your reg station there. according to the dmv, registration renewal is the most common thing people go into field offices that they don't h

tip number one, the best time to go to the dmv is wednesday, mid-morning. that's when wait times are generally the shortest. speaking of waiting, tip number two, did you know wait times for each and every dmv field office are posted in realtime on their website. just go to dmv.ca.gov. look under offices, click on "find an office," and scroll down to the nearest one. and if the wait is bad, like almost an hour and a half in san francisco, listed below will be nearby offices. in this case, you might want to head across the bay where the wait is just 19 minutes in oakland. of course, you could always make an appointment, and that's tip number three. that line is almost always shorter. in fact, that hour-plus wait in san francisco is just for walk-ins. those with appointments wait just a fraction of the time. of course, appointments are booked weeks in advance, so choose your poison. let's stay online for tip number four. renew your registration there. according to the dmv, registration renewal is the most common thing people go into field offices for that they

what could possibly make the dmv lessen enjoyable. how about a computer meltdown. on today of all days it added insult to injury. >> reporter: it was the monday after a furlough friday and the al do dmv office was more packed than usual. sergio estrada expected a long delay but the system went down. >> that happened, waited it out, soon as they renewed the process it wept down again. >> one side of the processors went up. >> reporter: the see-saw morning settled on the downside with computer screens, normally busy texasing areas were empty and thaw one could account for what happened and why. >> at one point we could do registration items and no driver's license, now we're to the point where we can't do anything. we have calls out to sacramento and they are going through our processes trying to make it work. >> reporter: the office seemed to be isolated because others were up and running. although the doors never closed and dmv workers tried to answer questions sufficient after customer had to be turned away at this, one of the busiest dmv's in the bay area. >> i g

all dmv offices will be closed statewide though on friday. it's declared a furlough day. >>> it was missing monday at a dmv office in san francisco. two-thirds of the staff didn't show up for work at the office on fell street. a union official tells the "san francisco chronicle" he hadn't heard of any organized sickout. the dmv brought in other workers to help but that didn't prevent some customers from being stuck in line for hours. >>> it could be the largest drug bust in u.s. history and this is what it looks like. sacramento county sheriff's deputy showing off some of the $200 million worth of cocaine, meth, seized in gilroy. last week's bus was as a result of two years -- last week's bust the result of two years undercover investigation. it was initiated by a low level street buy. the suspects are possibly linked to a mexican drug cartel. >>> increased security around uc-berkeley. a joint police patrol is aimed at reducing crime south of campus police officer. a cal and berkeley city police officer will team up in two squad cars patrolli

and yesterday, they found locked doors when they showed up for their appointments at the san mateo dmv. many say they checked online and even with the dmv employees, but couldn't find anything about the friday closure. >> we came yesterday to ask them if you are open tomorrow. >> and they said yes? >> they said yes. >> online, they said that they are going to be open at 8:00 to 5:00. >> the dmv website has now been updated, but on wednesday, the state supreme court said governor schwarzenegger could resume those furlough fridays, as california awaits its long overdue budget. another court hearing on the issue is scheduled for next month. as for the next furlough friday, mark your calendars. it's next week. >>> aside from the furloughs and state budget cuts, there's another sign of the stagnant economy. newly released numbers show california's unemployment rate remained unchanged last month at 12.3%. it's the second month in a row the state has reported a net loss of jobs, with a decrease of 9400. now, most of those were those temporary census jobs that came to an end. >>> with so many

. >> a bigger nightmare than usual at one dmv office today. why tomorrow may not be any better. >> and one out of every three is considered a hazard. why california's fire marshal is taking action against gas nozzles. . >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. are looking for people who speak eb . >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allan martin. >> the federal government is looking for people who speaky bonnix. it gained attention over whether it should be taught in school. they want to hire people who are fluent in it. nearly a decade and a half after oakland school board made african news after saying african english should be recognized as its own language, they have put out a contract asking them to provide 9 interpret terse who speaky bon inc. they need them to translate wire tapped conversations among african-american drug suspects. back in 1996 after a fire storm of outrage that even included denouncements from africa american intellectuals they decided to withdraw theiry bonnic proclamation. >> they say african-american language ore bonni

. >> we tolerate the dmv lines and cancer. human beings are support to be chairished, and that's -- cherished and that's what we need to do. we are challenging people do. that. >> reporter: three dozen people came from all over the bay area to eat, and learn. kit was interested. >> i'm not interested in the politics, but reminds me if we don't know about a religion, we can't be good advocates. >> reporter: billy had never met a muslim until now. what did you learn about life and humanity by coming here? >> that i guess human beings like me and you. >> reporter: movingmoving from fear and friendship with an a full stomach and heart. >>> facing the worth disaster ever ufo pakistan is getting help from the bay area. pac tany americans collected relief supplies that will be sent to the 20 million victims who are homeless have currently have no food. more than 70 countries have stepped in to help. today the united nation's ambassador expressed gratitude. >>> hidea foundation hopes to collect enough goods to fill a cargo container f

all dmv offices will be closed statewide on friday. that is another designated rker fufu day. >>> does it ever feel like you're rushing to make it through a crosswalk? well, now you're going to get more time. for year, the recommendation was one second of walk signal time for every four feet a pedestrian had to walk. a new federal guideline recommends one second for every 3 1/2 feet. >> i don't have to walk as fast because they know that i'm coming and, you know, if i really do -- i'm really like my water breaks in time, i can just -- i can just kind of slowly start walking and i know that i'm having... [ laughter ] >> slow down, take a breath. santa clara county is testing what it calls adaptive pedestrian timing. it involves detectors that can follow a person's progress across the street and give them a little extra time if it's needed. we don't all walk the same, do we? >>> toyota adding noise to some of its hybrids after complaints that the almost silent cars post a danger to pedestrians. the vehicles run on a combination of gas an

i'm tired of it. >> outrage at the dmv. closed as furlough fridays kick in. what the governor and law i can makers are doing to solve -- lawmakers are doing to solve the budget stalemate. and up loading your photos can be exposing more than you bargain for. that's coming up. and then later on "nightline." >> dan, coming um exin, we go to mcdonald's headquarters to meet the four star chefs and find out what it takes to get the seal of approval. and the world is obsessed with the kardashians. we try to >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> as predicted, the massive egg recall has grown. another iowa egg producer has recalled thousands of eggs, millions in fact. as the number grows, so will the cases of salmonella. that's the word from officials now. alex stone has the latest. >> the nationwide egg recall continues to expand. now half a billion eggs affected following the announcement another iowa producer has been distributing contaminated eggs. >> the investigation is nowhere near complete. there is a possibility that this contami

the dmv here, one of the organizations known for long lines already. so bad news for anybody who is planning on doing business today at state offices like the dmv because today it is closed. for about 144,000 state workers, it's a mandatory day off without pay. it was pay. the courts will review whether the governor has the authority to mandate unpaid days off. the governor has won the latest round. that means losing almost 5% of their monthly pay for each day off. here are the furlough days this month. today, next friday, the 27th. and one floating furlough between now and the end of the month. the governor's spokesman says that will save the state almost $140 million per month in payroll costs. the issue goes back to the supreme court on september 8. the governor says this will all end if the state passes a budget. of course, that is another story completely. we'll talk a little more about that coming up in the next half hour. >> anne makovec in san mateo, thank you. >>> 11,000 law enforcement agencies are starting special enforcement efforts today.

the dmv finished the system upgrade around 1:00 this afternoon at the you will ma office. a glitch shut the office down for most of monday, tuesday, and this morning. the office will open as usual tomorrow but a reminder, all dmv offices will be closed state-wide this friday which is a designated worker furlough day. >> volvo is showing, if it's newest cars, it says protect pedestrians. it wasn't the driver that hit the brakes, the car stopped it. volvo gave a demonstration tonight in san francisco of its pedestrian protection with full auto break technology. that device consists of a radar and some cameras that watch for things in front of the car. >> when it does determine that it is a person that is looking for behaviors, movements, and if it cease ooh you're approaching at a speed of up to 22 miles per hour, that's when it will full auto break. >> if the car is moving faster than 22 miles per hour the car still attempts to slow down as much as possible. right now the system is only available on volvo's 2011f60s. >> if you have a gmail account you can now use it to make

the state services here at dmv. for those who provide them. furlough fridays are back and no one is happy. >> this is ridiculous. i'm tired of it. >> reporter: across california people were either driving up or walking up to dmv offices only to find them closed. the state supreme court ruled wednesday that furlough fridays can continue which gives the state time to get the word out. >> most people took the day off to take care of business. >> i brought two books. and i was ready and prepared. now, we have to go home. i still don't have license or registration. >> my license is expiring in two weeks and i will be out of town until then today was the only chance to do it. >> the governor ordered another round of furloughs because a budget has not been approved. it's day 51 into the new fiscal year. as frustrating as furloughs roller coaster of on again off again unpaid days is worse for state workers like dmv employee nakia core dovea. the single mother of five is seeing her bills piling up. like most state workers sh

how about a computer meltdown at one of the bay area's busiest dmv's. the timing didn't help either. . >> reporter: it was the monday after a furlough friday and the dmv office was more packed than possible. sergio estrada expected the long lines but not to wait the three hours because of a computer meltdown. >> when they began helping us the system went down. that happened for 10 minutes, we waited it out. soon as they renewed the process it went down again. >> one side of the processors went up and then down again. >> reporter: the commissioner screens were blacked out or stuck on error messages. normally busy testing areas were empty and no one could account for what happened or why. >> at one point we could do demonstration items and no drivers high senses, now it's to the point where we can't do anything. we have calls out to sacramento going through the processors. >> reporter: the office seemed to be isolated because other dmv's were up and running. although the doors never closed customer after customer had to be turned away at this one of the b

. >>> if you are going to a state office like the dmv today, forget it. about 150,000 state workers not on the job this morning. not that they don't want to be. they were forced off by furlough fridays. gianna franco joins us now with a look at traffic. >> surface streets have the only trouble spot. the road is blocked in woodside at the intersection of la honda and glass ranch but it is in the clearing stages so hopefully it will be gone in the next few minutes. working your way around 80 at the bay bridge not bad traffic very light approaching the toll plaza. metering lights are still off. we have reports of a trouble spot 80 at kid well. it is blocking the number three lane and it is on the westbound direction so that's the compute direction. el portal at 80. an accident reported there as well so give yourself some extra time on surface streets and infineon raceway we have the indycar races taking place this weekend so expect delays 121, 37 and 101. tracy you might check that out this weekend? >> i'm looking forward to it. for those of you heading up t

. >> today is a furlough friday which means you'll see closed signs hanging up again at every dmv and other state offes. 150,000 state workers are being forced to take an unpaid day off after the state supreme court ruled furloughs can resume until it decides whether governor schwarnegger has the authority to impose them. the governor believes the furlough day he's ordered workers to take wi save the state $150 million a month but many of the people we talked to today say they're angry not only because the dmv was closed but becaus they got no notice. >> i lost money to come here. so now i'm here and i've lost money and the day and i still have to come back next week. >> we ride together. i live in colorado, oregon, all over the east coast. i have never seen the chaos that is california with pretty government service. it costs me over $300 a year to register my car. would have ct me only $50 in oregon. in return i get less service rather than more. >> that's pret important. we'll hear oral arguments for and against furloughs next month. meanwhile new members show california's umployme

the dmv finished the system upgrade around 1:00 this afternoon at the alma office. this after a computer glitch shut the entire office down for most of monday, tuesday and this morning. >> it resulted in all the application not being processed and it caused a bunch of delays that held up the entire station. >> all dmv offices will be closed statewide this friday, which is designated as a worker furlough day. >>> a lot of consumers complaining that california's cash for appliance program is taking too long to give refunds. when the program first started in april the state said it would take 8 weeks for the rebates to arrive. mr. gary clapper of concord tells us it has been four months and he still doesn't have his refrigerator rebate. >> i'm actually kind of surprised that it's been as bad. i thought it would be a simple thing of i send it in and six weeks later i'd get the money back. >> we acknowledge that there has been some issues with this program. we have received over 100,000 applications since the program has began. >> the california energy commission hired t

though he may be on the dmv given him a temporary license in his back on the road. no breathalyzer was ordered. >> that's the problem that's where my frustration is judges for not ordering these. california has over 310,000 people driving on our highways with three or more de wise. at >> after his tent the rest the judge did order him to install a breathalyzer in his car and wear a brace that to let the authorities know if you drink alcohol. kate thompson kron 4 news. >> >> no clinically is car crashed into a van was in pursuit of a suspect today it happened about 1030 this morning at the 2400 block of 23rd ave. please see the officer was trying to reach a boss with a suspect wanted parolee on board when the patrol car crashed into the van. no word on with the whereabouts of the suspect. a police officer and to other people in the van suffered minor injuries. the new details about the teenager convicted of killing a 15 year- old alameda girl on halloween night back in 2007. tony was sentenced today to 50 years to life in prison. tram was convicted in june for fatall

it's one of the busiest dmvs in the area. computer screens blacked out yesterday. they were stuck on error messages. we are told the office is open today, but the workers cannot process anything. the cause of the glitch isn't known but they say the problem is isolated to the alma office. >>> san francisco police looking for thieves who made off with a 600-pound bell from s michael's catholic church in ocean view. when the church was first built in 1901, the bell was up in the tower but it was moved to ground level. the bell is brass, so investigators think it will be melted down and sold for scrap. >>> the pw supermarket chain is closing two more stores in san jose today about a week after that local company shut down its store in the city's cambrian area. the markets closing today are in almaden valley and silver creek. pw fell on hard times trying to compete against national chains, who have bigger marketing budgets. for now, four remaining stores will stay open. >>> it is no doubt a horrifying crash, a car disintegrates after hitting this freeway overpass. amazi

meantime, a reminder for you, all dmv offices will be closed statewide on friday, which is designated as a worker furlough day because of state budget. >>> hundreds of people spent today under the sun waiting in line. there ain't no use sitting wondering why. specific rules bob dylan fans had to follow just to see tonight's show. >> made a lot of errors in my life and that's something i'm going to have to live with. >> we have heard from tiger. now for the first time his ex- wife speaking out about his sex scandal. >>> boards versus boats. competition about to get under way on the bay and the change that just took place. people had to wait,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> might be hard for some people to believe, but there was once a time when you actually had to stand and wait in line to buy a concert ticket. fans who wanted to see bob dylan at the warfield had to line up and pay cash. mike sugerman found out why. >> reporter: yeah, he is 70 years old. bob dylan still sticking it to the man. kind of a throw-back, eh? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: i last time people bought tickets like this to a rock co

. >> for state workers your the dmv offices in san as a lifting of for a low even temporarily is good news for them financially these workers will about to set a new set of for los three credits a month. many remember the cutbacks during last year's budget troubles and are grateful to avoid it now. >> i have two kids it does help middle lot trade >> it's good news for those they serve the concede the dmv offices packed workers say its like this all day every day. prospects of a short break and more pressure on the system some say will they understand the budget problems the states facing its good deceit the judge stepped in and think of them an account of the governor's orders. >> so far are rolled has been able to get away with certain issues in that field its bit surprising at the moment >> after enos said represents a workers governor said he plans to appeal the decision. in san jose kron 4 >> news> the order lasts until september when a full hearing on the los can take place. a new state budget was supposed to be did prove july the first it's now overdue. the governor says they're

. >> today is a furlough friday which means you'll see closed signs hanging up again at every dmv and other state offices. 150,000 state workers are being forced to take an unpaid day off after the state supreme court ruled furloughs can resume until it decides whether governor schwarzenegger has the authority to impose them. the governor believes the furlough days he's ordered workers to take will save the state $150 million a month but many of the people we talked to today say they're angry not only because the dmv was closed but because they got no notice. >> i lost money to come here. so now i'm here and i've lost money and the day and i still have to come back next week. >> we ride together. i live in colorado, oregon, all over the east coast. i have never seen the chaos that is california with pretty much government service. it costs me over $300 a year to register my car. would have cost me only $50 in oregon. in return i get less service rather than more. >> that's pretty important. we'll hear oral arguments for and against furloughs next month. meanwhile new members show cali

so here's what is closed today the dmv, is sedated dmv was packed in preparation for today. the department of public health kahlo and also the department of fish and game. the furloughs are supposed to save over hundred and $50,000 a month. the next furlough will be next friday. the court is going to redress this issue next on september the eighth. new contract approve for police managers. the police union has agreed to a contract that requires the managers to the commission true to their own pensions. the contract is for 17 officers including the captains and lieutenants. the brother of the san francisco giant pleaded not guilty, to charges in regard surgery d y. 23 year-old came in sherrill's brother of next year olds. when on a rampage in danville where he had pedestrians and bicyclists. when this save finally ended when he was blocked by trucks. several have people help whole lot of his car. he is scheduled to show up in court on december the third. more news on that a recall. more than 2000 illnesses reported nationwide, lead to the salmonella tainted eighties. they rec

. >>> a dmv office is closed today to repair a major computer problem. the alma avenue branch will be shut down all day for technical upgrades. a computer snafu monday closed the branch. today's closure only affects the alma offices. all dmv offices will be closed statewide this friday, though, because it is one of those friday furlough days. a lot of state workers being forced to take the day off. >>> 6:07. there are new federal guidelines that will give you more time to walk across the street. old rules said pedestrians should get one second for every four feet that they have to cross. the new guidelines call for one second for every 3.5 feet. >> i don't have to walk as fast because they know that i'm coming and, you know, if i really do -- if i'm really like my water breaks in time i can just kind of slowly start walking and know that i'm having -- [ laughter ] >> santa clara county is testing what it calls adaptive pedestrian timing. that means that detectors would determine if a pedestrian has not made it across the street and give that person some

. >>> customers who want to go to one dmv office in san jose are certainly hoping today is a lot better than yesterday. a computer meltdown occurred at the alma office. clerks had to turn away customers. computer screens blacked out or were stuck on error messages. the cause of the glitch sun clear but it was isolated they say to the al office. >>> it's the miracle in the mine. >> coming up, celebration as 33 miners are found alive in chile after spending more than two weeks trapped underground. the plan now to get them out of there. >>> and it's another primary day today. the two republican senators who are trying to survive challenges from tea party candidates. ,, not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells more real estate than r

>> reporter: mike, we're at the dmv office in the claremont district. workers said they still haven't received official word but the furlough news spread quickly amongst themselves. dmv workers say they've already suffered through a year and a half of furlough fridays and they are paying the price. >> i have coworkers who have lost their homes. >> reporter: foreclosures. >> that's correct. >> reporter: what about you? >> i'm filing for bankruptcy. i have no choice. i can't pay my bills. >> reporter: workers told us lines here are long. tempers are short and furlough fridays will mean things only get worse for workers and the public as well. >> we've had customers who are crying because they cannot get their registrations cleared because there are no workers in sacramento who can did all of this work. >> reporter: the governor's office says furloughs are expected to save the state about $150 million a month. >> we understand furloughs are creating hardships. we have a budget. -- when we have a budget, the furloughs will go away. >> reporter: this is not

. >> as he can see the dmv officers in san jose the workload on state workers are high many say adding three for load friday's a month until the month until the budget is passed to make this worse. judge's ruling will make life easier on them their customers. >> we would be able to surf our community better as well. we do get caught up a bit on mondays to fridays do hope so. it would help benefit us >> and the >> remember the los during the last budget dispute last year to hurt them financially when this to the judge's ruling as a reprieve for the burden again. for >> me i lost my car i know people lost homes and cars. i work a second job on a single mom supporting an 18 year-old who is off to college. it's pretty devastating. >> this is drew involves long enough to see as a legislator will prove a budget and appeal. consider as a kron 4 new boss. >> the order will last until september and then at that point hearings on the furlough issue will take place. on tuesday budget is overdue it was supposed to be approved on july the first the governor did tell silicon valley business leaders

. >> longer lines at dmv. furlough fridays are back starting this friday. what the governor says needs to happen before he reverses his decision. >>> good morning, 7:30 a.m., sunday morning the 1st of august. i am ann thanks for joining us. >> i am phil matier. july is gone, august is here. if you are thinking of driving into san francisco it is already expensive but could cost you even more. head of san francisco county transportation authority will be here to explain a proposal that will hit you coming and going. >> no matter what highway. >>> plus, fewer officers in vallejo police department mean changes how they patrol the city. >> two to a car and arizona's new immigration law sparkeddager and controversy across the country but what effect is it going to have. okay we are going to have a professor from usf explain what happens next and where this whole immigration debate is going. >>> our top story this morning, today san jose firefighters say they will have a major announcement about the contract dispute that lead to the layoffs of 49 officers. they s

>> reporter: mike, we're at the dmv office in the claremont district. workers said they still haven't received official word but the furlough news spread quickly amongst themselves. dmv workers say they've already suffered through a year and a half of furlough fridays and they are paying the price. >> i have coworkers who have lost their homes. >> reporter: foreclosures. >> that's correct. >> reporter: what about you? >> i'm filing for bankruptcy. i have no choice. i can't pay my bills. >> reporter: workers told us lines here are long. tempers are short and furlough fridays will mean things only get worse for workers and the public as well. >> we've had customers who are crying because they cannot get their registrations cleared because there are no workers in sacramento who can did all of this work. >> reporter: the governor's office says furloughs are expected to save the state about $150 million a month. >> we understand furloughs are creating hardships. we have a budget. -- when we have a budget, the furloughs will go away. >> reporter: this is not

the dmv website now has the correct information about the closures. on wednesday the state supreme court said governor schwarzenegger could resume furlough fridays this month. another court hearing will happen next month. next friday is another furlough day. >>> first trees, now flowers. a search for the vandal who is ripping apart roses at a popular bay area park. >> and a rare catch. a 320-pound shark caught in the bay, where you can check it out for yourself. ,, concert last night in saratoga. a man jumped onto the mmitting suici >>> a shocking moment at a concert last night in saratoga. a man jumped on to the stage, apparently his intent to commit suicide. it happened at mountain winery during a performance by the folk rock duo the swell season. witnesses say that michael pickles of san jose was on the roof of the building climbed across a lighting rig and then took a running leap on the stage. he landed a few feet from the lead singer, glen hansard, who was unhurt. >>> three people were killed in three shootings in san francisco within 24 hours.

. >>> a computer melt down created even more headaches than usual for dmv customers in san jose. clerks had to turn away scores of customers. it's not clear what caused the glitch but it was isolated to the omaoffice. >>> a 14-year-old girl who met a man through myspace is missing. police say tiffany alvarez had been talking to a man in his 30s named gino for the last few months. they believe they might be going to texas. >>> metal thieves have stolen a century old bell from outside a church. the bell was taken out of saint michael's church. police believe the thieves targeted the bell and it's unlikely it will be recovered. it will probably be melted down and sold for scrap. >>> it's a sad day for us at cbs 5, dave mcelhatton passed away this morning. he spent 50 years on the air in radio and of it in the bay area. kate kelly has a look back at mac's career. ♪ [ music ] >> the man who would one day be the voice of san francisco was a bay area boy through and through. dave mcelhatton grew up in oakland during the depression and went to fremont high school. he used his g.i. bill

. >> reporter: police say they don't know why the dmv system didn't show all his convictions. >> his risk to the public should have been clear to law enforcement and it wasn't and, you know, we as a system have to accept responsibility for that. >> reporter: the rest comes as police officers kicked off 18 days of dui contract downs. officers set up two contract downs here friday night. they want to get dui drivers off the road. >> alcohol, fatal and injury crashes are at their highest. >> reporter: police say they pulled over three people who had consumed alcohol. this man's blad call was .071. this man, .04 and this man .04. police released them because california limit is .08. officers will set up more check points in the next two weeks. kron 4 news. >>> it was cool out there today, even cooler into tomorrow. we are seeing dense fog into the coast line. fog and drizzle continue into the early morning hours. by noon the fog pushing back to the coast line. hovers over san francisco and lingers there throughout the afternoon. tomorrow sunny skies but it will still be cooler than it wa

. >> the dmv, and on furlough from is, the pressure is mounting and can affect the morale. just a few days, before the furlough friday, it is as if the news is traveling through. for and to save the state budget $150 per month million. however, there to cancel hundreds a day, to reschedule them, and then canceled all over again customers frustrated. >> we called them, to reschedule and of course they could upset. and after we spoke to them, to reschedule and then we found out that they called us back and i said what is going on? >> it is very frustrating not knowing what furlough friday is one their clothes, open. if i have to come up here, take the bus, and take my baby there are closed! >> for some people are keeping perspective. >> and some other people are out of a job, and at least i have a job. and it is better than not having a job. >> and more uncertain the up with offices all across california. in oakland. >> our mount tam cam it is a little bit closer to the coastline and it was, yesterday. that is when temperatures are cooler near the bay. delicate warmer inland.

if you have business at the dmv or another state office tomorrow, you'll want to make sorry plans. the california supreme court has stayed an appeals court ruling that stops governor schwarzenegger's furlough friday program. as a result, 144,000 state workers will be forced to take three unpaid days off a month starting tomorrow until there's a state budget. workers say they're being punished for the legislature from not doing their job. the furloughs will save the state about $150 million a month. >> something stinks at the newly renovated san jose international airport and if the airport can't figure out what it is, it could soon cost city officials a lot of money. mercury news reports employees at the newly renovated terminal a have been complaining about a sewer-like stench in the airline office behind the ticket counter. that has been going on five months. they have run several tests. can't figure out what it is. they brought in special machines to kill the smell. nothing has worked. they threaten to withhold hundreds of thousands in monthly rent payments to get the city's att

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the families marked the occasion at dmv office. one woman described how her son's death gave life to others ten years ago. >> we knew the kind of person that he was, he was out to help someone. so we donated his organs, he was able to help five people. >> the state donor registry, anyone can save a life by checking a box on your license application. >> if you are an only child you are no less capable of developing social skills. they found students popularity in school was not impacted by whether they have siblings, suggesting only children are no less social than their peers, brothers and sisters. without siblings, can develop social skills in the school yard. >> we'll be back in just a [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg

the families marked the occasion at dmv office. one woman described how her son's death gave life to others ten years ago. >> we ew the kind of person that he was, he was out to help someone. so we donated his organs, he was able to help five people. >> the state donor registry, anyone can save a life by checking a box on your license application. >> if you are an only child you are no less capable of developing social skills. they found students popularity in school was not impacted by whether they have siblings, suggesting only children are no less social than their peers, brothe and sisters. without siblings, can develo social skills in the school yard. >> we'll be back in just a moment. >>> today at 4:0 a rare look inside a con convenient and then at 5:00, grades are in and find out how california schools scored. and with so many different multielevate mince, knowing which one is right for you can be confusing. the results of a major test safety and price. those stories later at 5:00. >> mike is here to sort it out. >> it's bee

in the meantime no furlough day today so your dmv appointment is safe. >> if the court doesn't rule until the end of the mond, we may have to do five or six days in september. if the court rules we can't do the furloughs at all, we may have layoffs and pay cuts. >> state workers angry are organizing a boycott of governor schwarzenegger's latest movie. the expendables opens today featuring a brief role by the governor. >> say new sketch of a suspect in three separate attacks at a walnut creek apartment complex. the third victim helped the sheriff's department put together this sketch. the woman woke up tuesday morning with a man covering her mouth. her description is similar to those as two previous assaults. one woman was raped, two others fought off their attacker. >> the shooting death that touched off a while police chase through the east bay was the result of an ongoing dispute between two men. rubio was arrested wednesday evening following the chase through concord and pittsburgh and an hour-long standoff in bay point. rubio is now expected in the death of hector sanchez shot and kil

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in the dmv area we see 300 to 350. >> it's overwhelming but helpful. there are a lot of people willing to help. >> at cafe connect we have volunteers that work as waiters. everyone who come here experiences a surprise that it's such an easy thing to relate to this group of people. when you are out of the street you ignore them. when you are here you treat them like human beings. people are gratified. >> you give back to people. you give back to our community and it makes the world a little less cruel. >> i heard people in line talking about the donation when they walked out. it was nice to see people come and get the things they want and leave. it's rewarding for our employees to help out. >> the feedback i have gotten from the employees today has been positive. they are encouraged that the fact the city is doing something like this for the homeless. >> i got involved, my son adam who's a teacher in san francisco participated and invited me. >> i got involved with a friend. i came a couple months ago and wanted to make it a priority to come again and i

the only offices that seemed to be closed across the board were those at the dmv. >> it's very frustrating. i have now driven quite a few miles to get here and had to take the time out to do this today. >> reporter: the governor issued the order in order to cut the state's $19 billion budget deficit. furloughs are supposed to continue until a new budget is enacted and the department of finance certified the state has enough cash to meet its obligations through the end of the fiscal year. the pecg says furloughing its workers actually works against the economy and the state budget. >> they're not there doing that work which means eventually other people in the private sector are not going to have a job building those projects. >> reporter: pecg those are engineers we told you but those are mostly engineers that work on cal trans projects. a lot of projects you see locally are the people that build those. 20 other unions joined the lawsuit against the governor. the idea of the furloughs is suppos to build back the general fund. but since 93% of its workers were paid from federal transportati

and over here they can actually get their driver's license or renewed perhaps under the dmv tent. 450 veterans expected here throughout the weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. the seventh east bay stand out started yesterday. it offers free services to vets and families and even their pets. one of the goals is to reduce homelessness. participants are able to receive showers, meals, a place to sleep and also receive information about medical, dental care, employment and substance abuse programs. the director says for many this experience is the first taste of order they have had since their military days. >> so by creating the military atmosphere again, we try to bring them back, give them the sense of community, give them the sense of organization and also have them you know part of the camaraderie. >> i heard about this and i hadn't used my benefits since 1977 and i decided to come check it out. >> reporter: stand down is a war term that refers to the practice of removing combat troops from the battlefield so they can be cared for in a safe area. estimated about 15,000 veteran

. >> reporter: to helping with dmv stand byes like id cards and advice on legal issues. >> here i was homeless and then they send me a bill for $1,700 from the hospital? what can i do? >> reporter: while they can take care of a lot of people's problems, this tent city is only around for four days. the goal is to give as much as they can to get people on their feet. >> looking forward to getting more. my dental work i'm getting done. so it's all good. >> reporter: how wonderful. a one-stop shop. >> that's it. >> reporter: how are you going to feel walking out of here? >> uhm.... --great. great. abundantly blessed. >> reporter: elijah agrees. >> i had a good breakfast. so everything is great. >> reporter: now, a lot of these people were referred here from other social service agencies. some of the money comes from the military but the majority comes from donations. if you want to learn more about the east bay stand-down, you can go to our website, cbs5.com and click on "newslinks." sydnie? >> a much-needed service. thank you, anne makovec in pleasanton today. >>> a car smashed through t

. >> reporter: to helping with dmv stand byes like id cards and advice on legal issues. >> the homeless and then they send me a bill for $1,700 from the hospital? what can i do? >> reporter: while they can take care of a lot of people's problems, this tent city is only around for four days. the goal is to give as much as they can to get people on their feet. >> looking forward to getting more. my dental work i'm getting done. so it's all good. >> reporter: how wonderful. this is a one-stop shop. >> that's it. >> reporter: how are you going to feel walking out of here? >> great. great. abundantly blessed. >> reporter: elijah agrees. >> i had a good breakfast. so everything's great. >> reporter: a stand-down is an old military term describing taking soldiers offer of the battlefield and taking care of their basic needs in a safer environment, which is exactly what's going on here. if you want to learn more about this organization, you can go to our website, cbs5.com, and click on "newslinks." in pleasanton, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> headlines around the bay area tonight. a chemical leak fo

most state offices will be closed today and next friday including the dmv, department of fish and game and public health. >> the longer it takes for us to resolve this budget, the more severe the solution also have to be. the cuts would have to be deeper or revenue increases would have to be steeper because we have a lesser and lesser period of time in which to achieve the budgetary savings. >> the furloughs will be in effect until the court issues a ruling or until lawmakers approve the overdue state budget. >>> it is 4:52. let's start with the weather forecas forecast. >> well, i'm still waking up myself we have drizzle outside especially along the coast. plenty of clouds, cooling marine air out there as the marine layer increased. some areas in the south bay will reach into the 80s. we will see a difference in the weather pattern shift over the weekend. 70s will be returning. the 80s will be coming back next week. right now 53 in san francisco. 56 in oakland. 59 in san jose. not much of a temperature difference from this time yesterday. pretty much the same, a little bit cooler in t