good morning, megan. >> good morning. i'm happy to report we have no accidents right now on our bay area roadways if you're getting ready to leave the house, you should have a nice commute awaiting you. start with walnut creek and a live look near the north main exit. taillights moving southbound. everything looking great as you make your way into the san ramon valley. commuting along the east shore, a live look at interstate 80 heading through the berkeley area. headlights westbound and the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze about 19 minutes now. the south bay commute in san jose, this is san jose 218 at the 17 overcrossing, very light traffic making your way through downtown san jose. commute being around the san mateo bridge, moving nicely in both directions. headlights moving eastbound into hayward. you can get drive times delivered right know your mailbox by going to abc7news.com. click under the traffic link under abc a7 extras. >> megan, thank you very much. it's 5:19. >> you know, controversy in sout

megan. >> thanks, mike. at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on, backup to west grand and mass transit bart delays ten-mine between sfo and east bay. >> megan thank you very much. thank you for your work this morning and thank you for joining us for the abc 7 morning news. >> that's a lot of thanks. and thank you, too! >> and you as well. (laughter) join us at 11:00. (announcer) while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes in the us each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in expense, and countless hours of repair. rid-x costs only six dollars and the new and advanced natural bacteria generate over twice as many enzymes which accelerate the waste digestion. use rid-x once a month and help save yourself from disaster.

megan. >> good morning. a stalled big rig slowing down the commute throughout the altamont pass on westbound 580. was blocking the middle lane at grant line road. got word from chp they have cleared it to the shoulder. this yellow means we have speeds under 40 mph through the area and the drive time now from 205 to 680, 25 minutes. heading north bound on 101 from 280, highway 237, that's 11 minutes. no delays making your way out of antioch to 242. 19 minutes. a 9 minute commute time on westbound 24 to the caldecott tunnel. east shore freeway starting to get a little crowded as headlights make their way westbound on interstate 80, the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze about 22 minutes. metering lights have not been turned on. no delays heading into the tolls and san francisco. south bay commuters nice on 280 making your way through the downtown san jose area. for the latest go to abc7news.com and click on the traffic link under abc 7 extras. kristen. >> all right, megan. thanks a lot. it's 6:20

megan? >> chp has issued a sigalert in san francisco. northbound 101 at the 80 split due to a crash involving a big rig. only one lane of traffic is getting by on north bounds 101 and only one lane is open on the ramp to eastbound 80. all traffic diverted on to the central freeway and chp does expect to have these lanes blocked at least another 15 minutes while they clear the scene of the crash. they are asking commuters to hold off commuting through this area if you can. traffic on northbound 101 is backed up to caesar chavez. the best amount nat is mass transit. bart has no delays at the moment. a check on drive times this mondays morning. heading north bound from 380 to the 80 split about a 15 minute drive time. looking at a half hour to make your way through the altamont pass. 29 minutes. and 22 minutes making your way out of antioch on west bounds 4. eric, kristen. >> thank you very much. it's 6:41. >> investors in a good mood this morning. tradi trading underway on wall street. here you can see the dow is rallying up 121 points. >>

>> all right, megan. thank you very much. it's 4:55. a battle is brewing in san francisco's union street neighborhood pitting some residents against a new business. it's a story that was sent to us at youreport@kgo-.com. a sunroom turned into an open air patio but the owner had to suspend work because he started it without the proper permits. some neighbors hope the work will never be finished. they fear the noise from the elevated patio and open doors will be disruptive. >> perfect, that's how it always was. for 32 years it was enclosed which is respectful to the neighbors. >> we came in here and saw an opportunity to make a new restaurant, restore life to this end of union street. >> the planning commission will be taking public comment until september 9th and they've then scheduled a hearing to decide the fate of the brick yard's patio. >> you probably already know if you look at the gas mileage sticker of a new car you might be considering. but soon you could look at a new fuel economy rating. the environment agency is considering.

megan? >> good morning. today is spare the air day and commuters are encouraged to take mass transit but we're having problems with the vallejo ferry service. vallejo ferries have been cancelled this morning due to a mechanical problem. this affects the 7:00 ferry leaving vallejo and the 8:00 ferry that leaves san francisco. now, the ferry service will be replaced by transit buses. some road work to be on the lookout for if you're heading southbound through the sunol grade, a couple lanes are blocked between highway 84 and highway 262. that will be cleared about 8:00. outside a live look at 680 making your way through the walnut creek area. taillights moving southbound. no problems as you make your way into the san ramon valley. the latest traffic updates go to our website at abc7news.com. just click on that traffic link under abc 7 extras. eric, kristen. >> megan, thank you very much. it's 5:19. >> talk about a scary crash. head-on crash caught on video. plus... ♪ >> street performance found a sour note.

>> all right, megan. thanks a lot. a fresno man faces a lawsuit from a group representing ansel adams' estate after he tried to sell prints and posters under the name of the famed nature photographer. he claims he bought glass negatives of adams' work at a garage sale. the estate wants to block him from using adams' name, likeness and trademark. the lawyer insists his client even had authenticators determine the negatives he bought for 45 bucks were adams' work indeed. they they claim it's the work of another photographer, early brooks. >> recapping our top stories, law enforcement leaders gathering in oakland to come up with tactics to fight the city's gang violence amid two new murders overnight. >> terry mcsweeney is live outside police headquarters with more. terry? >> yeah. this is an anti-gang summit in oakland like no other this city has ever seen. heavy hitters and federal law enforcement are in town. they're meeting in just a couple hours. the first killing last night that may come up on their radar screen may

megan, you have an update? >> yeah. starting in richmond where a car has driven off the roadway into a ditch westbound 580 at bayview. right now the right lane is blocked while a tow truck tries to remove the car from that ditch. let's get a check of drive times for your friday morning commute. it's light out there, westbound 4 making your way out of antioch into concord. that's a 20 minute commute time westbound on 580 through the altamont pass from 205 to 680. that's the lowest we've seen all week. let's go outside for a live look in walnut creek. this is 680. no delays right now as taillights move southbound into the san ramon valley. if you're commuting on 608 through solano county, we heard reports of a small fire on the center divide. fire crews on the scene there. let's go outside for a live look in san jose. this is 280 at the 17 overcrossing. traffic moving nicely through the downtown san jose area. san jose 101 and 880 no problems making your way out of march began hill and heading up the peninsula. eric, kris

good morning, megan. >> good morning. we have road work to be on the lookout for if you're taking the bay bridge into san francisco this morning. the two right lanes are blocked between the incline and treasure island. should be cleared by 5 a.m.. important news if you take the vallejo ferry. the vallejo ferry service has been cancelled this morning. the 7 a.m. vallejo ferry out of vallejo and then the 8:00 ferry out of san francisco have been cancelled due to mechanical issues and the ferry will be replaced by transit buses. and today is a spare the air day. day. >> cute haircut, megan. >> still ahead, a cleared roadblock for the america's cup. >> wondering why. >> the search for whoever swiped a 100-year-old fixture from a bay area church and why. >> and a little later on, another impact of the down economy. the kitten [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against... ...fleas and ticks. and not st grown fas. unlike other products from your vet, ...front

megan? >> good morning. commuting through the vallejo area, the columbus parkway off-ramp is closed from westbound 80 due to an earlier big rig crash. a new crash in hayward. the crash is on the shoulder. tow truck is on the scene but this yellow means we have speeds below 40 mph as you approach the scene of the crash. going to check on drive times for your monday morning. starting to get sluggish out of antioch on westbound 4, 26 minutes from lone tree way to 242. expect about a half hour commute making your way through the altamont pass on westbound 580 between 205 and 680 although we did get reports of a new crash eastbound 580 on the center divide. outside for a live look at the bridge toll plaza. metering lights just turned on and a backup to the ends of that cal tran parking lot. about a ten minute delay getting through the tolls and heading into san francisco. checking other bridges, on the san mateo bridge, traffic moving nicely here in both directions. headlights move eastbound into hayward. kristen

megan. >> good morning. it's been fairly quiet on our bay area roadways for your wednesday morning commute. a live look at the east shore freeway. this is interstate 80 heading through the berkeley area. these headlights are moving westbound. right now the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze about 20 minutes. once you reach the bridge toll plaza, metering lights not on yet. no die delays. headlights moving eastbound into hayward. now, if you're commuting through the rio vista, caltrain plans to close highway 12 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and tomorrow. highway 12 will be closed in both directions between highway 160 and interstate 5. mass transit looking good this morning. no delays on ace, bart, caltrain, muni, vta or ferries. for the latest traffic updates, go to our website. it's abc7news.com. eric? >> megan, thank you very much. we are a couple seconds away from 6:20. california pedestrians are going to get more time to cross the street. that means drivers can expect a bit longer wait at red

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good morning, megan. any problems yet? >> good morning. the only thing that might slow you down right now is road work. if you're taking the bay bridge into san francisco, you will find that the two right lanes are blocked off between the incline and treasure island. that will be cleared by about 5:00. work in please santon as well. a few lanes blocked between hacienda and airway boulevard. that should be cleared 6 a.m.. and solano county road work today. lanes blocked between highway 12 and air-based parkway. that should be cleared by about 7:00. kristen, eric. >> just about 4:40. still ahead on the abc 7 morning news, the new information we're learning about the driver who plowed into a group of people at a san francisco bus stop. >> and it's happened again. since i've been doing roller derby for the last thr years, i'm more brash, more confident and i love this. can i use my hands? is that alright? i take good care of my body and i do it so i can do this. [ male announcer ] to keep doing what you love, keep yr heart healthy. cheerios ca

good morning, megan. >> good morning. we're going to start in the south bay with a live look in san jose at 101. those headlights are moving northbound. no problems here. this is at the 880 overcrossing but a couple other incidents on northbound 101 in the watsonville area. northbound 1011 closed at hollister road due to a crash involving an overturned big rig. detours are in place there. up the peninsula in palo alto on northbound 101, oregon expressway, the earlier injury crash that had the two left lanes blocked has been cleared. a map now where we have a car fire in solano county at slum bus parkway. the car is fully engulfed in flames and that's on the right-hand shoulder. >> 5:09. >> have you ever had the itch to own your own fighter jet senator. >> can't say i have. >> for those of us that have, here's your chance to see what a world war ii buff is offering next. >> how to send in a rare budget surplus, a plan to save you money by not spending it. >> fed chairman ben bernanke gives a major addresses and there are h

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megan, good morning. >> good morning. commuters are reporting a car fully ungulfed in flames in pleasanton right now. it's eastbound 580 approaching 680. the slow lane is blocked and emergency crews are on the scene. we have road work in this area. a few lanes are blocked on eastbound 580 between hacienda drive and airway's boulevard. that should be cleared 6:00. road work in solano county between highway 12 and air base parkway. outside for a live look at the commute on the san mateo bridge. traffic moving nicely here in both directions. headlights are moving eastbound into hayward. you can get drive times and traffic updates delivered right to your mailbox by going to our website. it's abc7news.com. just click on the traffic link under abc 7 extras. eric, kristen. >> megan, thank you very much. it's 5:19. >> all right. you know how the divorce settlement is supposed to prohibit tiger woods and his ex-wife from speaking out but they're telling it all to the media. that's next. >> and take a look at this. the culinary cre

megan. >> thanks, mike. good morning. we're following an injury crash in livermore involving an overturned vehicle that knocked down over 50 feet of guardrail. it's eastbound 580 at north greenville road. you will find emergency crews on the scene as well as cal tran repairing that guardrail but not blocking lanes. all this is over on the right-hand shoulder. let's look at the ride in san jose. this is 101 at the 880 overcrossing. no delays coming up the peninsula. you will find road work in this area though, northbound 880, the ramp to southbound 101 is closed until 7:00 this morning. elsewhere at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a nice monday morning commute making your way through the tolls and heading into san francisco. no road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge this morning. eric, kristen. >> thank you so much. it's 5:07. >> still ahead on the abc 7 morning news, former baseball pitcher roger clemens returns to washington d.c. today but he is not to appear before congress. his date in court coming up. >> also w

eric, kristen. >> megan, thanks a lot. it's 5:53. >> a move to ban research in motion's blackberry devices. >> here's courtny with the "moneyscope" report. >> good morning. blackberry's are being seen as a national security threat in national emirates. planning to shut down blackberry e-mail and web browsing start in october. the services allow users to act without legal accountability causing social and national security concerns. meantime a new threat to visa and mastercard. sources telling bloomberg at&t and verizon hoping to displace credit and debit cards with smart phones. the new system allows shoppers to wave the smart phones instead of using credit cards. may begin testing at stores in atlanta and three other other disclosed u.s. cities. the u.s. is the in danger of slipping back into recession and that's the word from former fed chairman alan greenspan. the trigger would be another drop in home prices. the close friday, not much move in either direction. a growing number of people are getting more face time on fa

kristen. >> megan, thanks a lot. the port of oakland is putting two of its low prefile trains on a barge and shipping them to boston this morning. the two cranes each are no longer needed in oakland. port officials say they were needed when the former air station was in service because their shorter stature didn't get in the way of flights. the massachusetts port authority wants the cranes because of the proximity of the airport. three more arrived from china in march. >> the phrase bring your own bottle is taking on a whole new meaning in san francisco. making it easier to refill water bottles. officials hope that will encourage students and staff to bring their own reusable bottles and nil them as needed rather than by single-use bottles. a result of isn't groups to make the campus more green. >> environmental activists backpacking across yosemite national park to restore the valley. the great, great grandson of john muir is part of the effort. they want to restore it to the way it was before it have dammed in 1923

megan? >> hi. thanks for having me here today. i'm going to start with just a little - i'm sorry i can't see the slides but a walking trail as apposed to a road map regarding key points today. which is our environmental health perspective of pedestrian safety and health impact work and forecasting model to understand how at tar you level what factors predict injuries for pedestrian in san francisco and implications for this approach for crash reduction approaches in san francisco. from an environmental health perspective and pedestrian promotes public health schools preventing or reducing these and promoting safe and healthy walking. we agree that vehicle crashes are preventable and there's no acceptable risk of walking. it's understanding relative safety as a standard but there should be no risk of walking in our city. we also are interested in the role that cars are involved in every pedestrian collision and the roles they play. the next image is a map of the distribution of the pedestrian and collision rate and this is in compa

. >> megan, you had a question? >> i actually had a response to a question, megan from the department of public health and whether safety is the goal, and yes it is the goal, and we shouldn't have to choose whether we are hit by a car and the physical activities and health benefits will improve and the air quality and the noise from traffic and greenhouse eshg missions. -- emissions and all of these benefits are due to decreases in traffic. and to decrease in driving is improving pedestrian safety in our city. >> we have one more question and then we are ought of time. >> i wanted to know if the city was considering banning cell phones and driving or talking on a cell phone. it seems when i am nearly hit on my bike or walking, and the person is on the cell phone. and i know that's being talked about and could the city be a forerunner, and it's a problem and it's a safety issue. >> yes, that question came up earlier. and the state law as we understand will go into effect july 1, prohibiting talking on cell phones in

. >> megan, thank you very much. it's 5:20. >> singer bob dylan has a new plan for beating the scalpers. you know, those fans, they may have to spend all day waiting in line. >> oh! the robot that can climb walls. how an engineering break-through at stanford can one day be used in space. >> the youtube.com video that has police guarding a bri thththh >>> welcome back. it's 5:24. police are stationed outside a woman's house in england to protect her from an angry mob because of a video that shows her throwing a cat into a trash can. it shows the woman gently petting the cat and grabbing it by the scruff and tossing it into the can. the cat's owner say she was trapped for 15 hours before they found her. authorities are investigating. >> bob dylan fans will try not to overheat today as they stand in line to buy tickets for his concert tonight. tickets for the concert are being sold today only, day of show, as opposed to in advance. the reason? dylan's camp wants to serve the fans by eliminating ticketing charges and pre

kristen. >> megan, thanks a lot. we'll check with meteorololololo you can see oprah: inside the hidden world of sex addiction rehab. no touching, no pornography, no sex. cameras capture every moment. thousands of women. is t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t >>> check out this postcard like picture from our room cam in downtown san francisco where the temperature is 64. everybody else is warmest weatherer. low to mid-70ss east bay shore to the south bay. already 80 antioch. temperatures will be hot. dangerously hot in santa clara valley, north bay valleys until 8:00 this afternoon. we'll have temperatures still warm but not quite as hot as yesterday around san francisco at 85, oakland at 88, a record high. 96 san jose, 100 santa rosa, a record high as is concord's 103. temperatures drop 8 to 16 degrees tomorrow and another 10 degrees by the weekend. kristen. >> mike, thanks a ♪ riding up the road only like a wheel rolling ♪ ♪ going down, down all the way down ♪ ♪ roll me like a superstar paint me like a steeling

megan. >> good morning. expect delays commuting on southbound 680 through contra costa county this morning. traffic is heavy as you make your way into the san ramon valley. head 101 heading southbound. drive time from 37 to 580 about 20 minutes. we have a crash northbound 101. the left la i

on the wall markoff wrote megan's name in blood. below megan he wrote the word "pocket." its meaning still a mystery but investigators believe that could be his special nickname for her. in his cell, police say markoff was in macgyver mode creating a primitive scalpel out of a pen and a sharp piece of metal. a deadly weapon he used on himself. >> he inflicted a series of small puncture wounds and incisions on his body including his neck, arms, wrist and ankles. he hit several veins and the carotid artery in his neck. >> reporter: the accused craigslist killer placed plastic bags around his neck and feet to suffocate himself and catch the blood. he climbed into his cot and put the blanket over his head, so passing guards doing routine rounds, it looked like he was sleeping. even as he died, his final message to megan still up on the wall. >> this is his way of saying, you may have broken off the marriage, we may never be together again hand in hand as a couple but in spiritual never leave me. the word pocket will likely turn out to have some special significance, his way o

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megan from the bethlehem church. i would also like to thank michael and kristen and everyone that triscuit and everyone at the urban farm team. urban farming is a non-profit organization that plants food of unused land m space and gives it to people in need. we started in detroit, michigan, with three gardens. we have 800 across the country now. we are excited to be breaking ground behind us here in san francisco. we are very excited to be partnered with triscuit this year to be planting 50 home farms in 20 cities across the united states. we are encouraging people to get back to the simple goodness of growing your own food at home. in addition to these community- based farms. by started to find out about victory gardens in 2005. in world war ii, 20 million americans grew almost half of our nation's supply. that was before the internet. before all the cameras here. before all the different ways that we can stay connected. they grew 40%, and we are excited at home with this home farming movement. if people start to pl

megan's law requires convicted sex owe fenders in california to register with the local government, and depending on their crime, some have to wear ankle monitors so they can be easily tracked. under a ruling by the third district court. some offenders who committed their crimes in other states don't have to register if they're not required to by the state where the crime was committed. jerry brown's legal team is expected in the coming days to help fast track a bill that would close that loophole. frank zimmering says there are a few out of state people who take advantage of the loophole. >> i think the numbers are small, and i also think the amount of public danger associated with this is relatively marginal. so this is not the kind of thing that is keeping the chief of police up nights, either in richmond or oakland or san francisco. >> the professor, who also questions the overall effectiveness of the state's sex offender registry, claims with little danger posed to the public, brown could be making this an issue for political reasons. it's always safe to run for governor if you off

and richmond resident megan timberlake say she saw a man run from the scene. >> i saw a man run by with a gun. i described him to police. to 25, 30, blue jeans and a black hoody. >> another neighbor tried to save his life, but he was pronounced dade at the scene. some neighbors say they recognized the boy as a visitor to the neighborhood but in this neighborhood, known as iron triangle, neighbors also recognize something else. the unfortunate sound of gunshots. >> this is about six, really loud. you begin to able to distinguish between car backfiring, firecrackers and gunshots. it was gunshots. >> other that the saudi arabia description police have to the released much about the suspects they're looking for. there was a gun found this morning about a block from the shooting scene. police say that it well may be connected to the crime. and at this point, murders are down right now in the city of richmond. authorities say today, that this was the 14th homicide so far this year. and this is compared to 35 at this time last year. >> and latest report on the economy is not encouraging. new a

. >> reporter: megan helps lead pro-choice california. she says a two-year investigation into so-called crisis pregnancy centers uncovered disturbing trends. >> we found systematic approaches of manipulation, intimidation and false advertising. >> reporter: investigators say it starts with ads. >> when they see that heartbeat, they know that is not just a blob of tissue. >> reporter: what the ads don't say is that the centers are funded by pro-life agencies. they say the investigation found many clinics provide false information about abortion. nationwide, they outnumber abortion clinics 5-1. >> in one clinic they had a large jar filled with manipulateny fetuses you could take as a little token. >> reporter: 14 pregnancies in 4 california counties. they also called some 200 centers statewide. among the key findings, 60% advised women condoms are ineffective in reducing pregnancy and certain stds. >> any allegations that condom are not effective as preventing pregnancy or the spread of stds are false. >> reporter: she says if they're telli

sources say the name megan was written on a prominent place inside that cell. >>> actor michael douglas will be treated for throat cancer. douglas, who is 65 years old, says he expects to make a full recovery. the oscar-winning actor appears this fall in a sequel of "wall street. >>> jose canseco is back in banal. he a february of the loredo tornados. he hit a home run in his first at-bat last night. he's going to play in the team's six remaining home games this season. >>> as for baseball's major league, not to mention a little preseason football, here's robert flores at espn news. >> good morning. the jets and giants opened up their new stadium. new meadowlands stadium on "monday night football," against one another. jets were the home team. the giants have the honor of hosting the first regular season game. first quarter, mark sanchez, by ladainian tomlinson. a pickup of 14 and a first down. second quarter, jets down three. but they're driving. eli manning back to pass. he fumbles. giants recover. but manning is hurt. look at his face. it is busted open wide. his face is a crimson ma

and you heard from megan and they have worked on research side and we have worked on community involvement and educational campaigns. and our main program is a community minigrant and neighbors can apply to receive funds to work on pedestrian issues in their neighborhood. we believe that the people that live in their neighborhood know what they have to face on a daily basis. and we offer training and technical assistance to get a lot of those issues resolved. and since 2001, we offered a minigrant program and this year we had four min i grantees that received 20,000 a piece that worked on pedestrian issues and senior action network and castro and the blind visually impaired and walk san francisco, and we funded projects throughout the city, and it's a great way to get a lot of residents and advocates in -- involved in the activities and work with the other departments to get those issues resolved. and another way we do our work is through educational and media campaigns. and we have a table in the back with our materials and we have done media campaigns and we buy radio spots and target th

seventeen year old wasn't the fastest out of the blocks but the a perfect technique gave her the edge as megan simmons of jamaica faded in the second half of the race to finish outside the medals less than the clock to time with thirteen point three four seconds ahead of australian shell janica whose personal best was good enough the silver switches and you know when you sit there and completed a potent rush was also looks like russia have a journalistic star in the making fifteen year old toria come over followed up all around gold from thursday to more top of the podium displays she also triumphed in an even bars the vault. moving on to tennis news and women's world number one serena williams will miss the u.s. open which starts on august thirtieth the american has been unable to recover since to her right foot on a broken glass and restaurant back in july serena has won wimbledon and the straight and i think this year and this fancy to try her fourteenth grand slam title at flushing meadows. she and finally to ice hockey and with a k h l starting in just over a fortnight twice defending cha

seventeen year old wasn't the fastest out of the blocks that are near perfect technique day for the edge as megan simmons of jamaica faded. in the second half of the race finish outside the medals that's going to clocked a time a thirteen point three four seconds ahead of australian shell jannika his personal best was only good enough to solve a switzerland noaimi as veron completed the codee and. while it doesn't look so russia have a gymnastic star in the making as fifteen year old victoria calm of a fired up all around gold from thursday to more top the podium displays she also triumphed in the uneven bars of the vault key pole vault queen yelena isinbayeva says her return to the sport is just months away now the world record holder plans to come out of retirement next winter less than a year after withdrawing from her competition the twenty eighth right hurt like a disastrous display at the track and shots in two thousand and nine this is by i had set twenty seven world locked into the tournament and i stuck in the german capital actually and chance such as being fully able to prepare for nex

. >> reporter: megan helps lead pro-choice california. she says a two-year investigation into so-called crisis pregnancy centers or cpcs uncovered disturbing trends. >> we found systematic approaches of manipulation, intimidation and false advertising. >> reporter: investigators say it starts with ads. >> when they see that heartbeat, they know that that is not just a blob of tissue. >> reporter: what the ads don't say is that the centers are funded by pro-life agencies. the investigation found many clinics provide false information about abortions. they say nationwide cpcs outnumber abortion clinics 5-1. >> in one clinic, for example, they had a large jar filled with many fetuses that you could take as a little token as you left. >> reporter: undercover volunteers went into 14 pregnancy centers in four california counties. they also called some 200 statewide. among the key findings, 60% of cpcs advise women condoms are ineffective in reducing pregnancy and certain stds. >> any allegation that condoms are not preventive at reducing pregna

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get an update on the tuesday morning commute, megan. >> good morning. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on, traffic backed up to the west grand overcrossing. an earlier stalled car near treasure island has been cleared off the bay bridge. we have a new crash in south san francisco, southbound 101 at grand. the two lanes are blocked there. also our other slow spots this morning, westbound 4 heading out of antioch, almost a halfwayto make your way into concord i've got power pain can't mess with. (announcer) new icy hot power gel. relief that's icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. and no mess. don't mess around with pain. >> welcome back. we're talking temperatures. low 50s santa rosa, novato. mid to upper 50s, san jose near 60. 33 minute flight arrival delays into sfo. sunshine by noon and low to mid-70s around the bay. 80 san jose. much warmer tomorrow and thursday. eric. >>> hurricane earl, pummeling the caribbean, now headed to the united states. we have the latest on what may be the worst hurricane along the east coast in nearly two de

. >> let's start with megan o'connor. she's 26 years old, birthday is in two weeks turning 27 from providence, rhode island. she has a son, brendan, and she's a psychology student that works at a bakery. her motto is wash and go. her life consists of school, work and her child. listen to her story. >> it's your first vacation without your son. are you in total panic mode? >> a little bit, but this kind of adds to it. >> cool, we're going to make you over for the day, three hours of pampering. i know you say she deserves it? >> she totally deserves it, single mom, school, work. this is perfect for her. >> are you ready for a hot, new look? >> yes, definitely. >> megan is joined by her friend emily with her blindfold on. keep it on until i take it off, okay? >> okay. >> let's see the new you, megan. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> you look so cute. are you ready, emily? >> yes. >> take off the blindfold. >> oh, god! >> that's a friend. >> that is a good friend. >> do you want to take a look at yourself? >> yeah. oh, my god! >> wo

megan. >> good morning. as you're commuting through the north bay, a live look at san rafael, 101 heading southbound. the drive time from 37 to 580 about ten minutes. the east shore freeway headlights move westbound on interstate 80. it's crowded as you make your way from the carquinez bridge to the maze.

. >> and i understand there was a classmate, megan, who was getting everybody as calm as could be? >> yeah. she was amazing. she got everybody calm. and she got us all organized. and she had us all organized so that we could get off the bus. and we wouldn't have been able to get off without her. >> oh, my. >> and she was checking on everybody and making sure everybody was okay. >> and you had some good samaritans also. one man hopped on the bus. and there were others outside the bus, because you were so high up. you couldn't see the ground, right? >> right. we were so grateful that good samaritans came and helped us out. we wouldn't have been able to get out. especially the man who came into the bus. without him, we wouldn't have been able to get some of the more wounded girls out. and that was amazing that he actually came and helped out. and i want to say thank you to everyone who helped us. >> i'm sure they appreciate your gratitude. could you smell the fumes? was that also causing a little panic? >> all you could smell throughout the bus was diesel. and that caused a bit of pan

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and then they had me and i threw megan fox in there, because i thought it would be fun to have her at the reunion. >> fantastic idea. >> jimmy: now the link between us, michael j. fox was my uncle or something, and then -- >> it's actually jimmy -- >> jimmy: the "j" stands for jimmy. there's your mom. we couldn't get a picture of her so we just put you in a wig. eventually it works out. when you go down, you have -- it turns out you're my great great-niece, once removed. so isn't that something? >> makes perfect sense. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and -- can i tell you -- this is a true weird thing. so, now, in iskia, this island, there have been many earthquakes on the island. and that's weird that there's an island, the "lost" island brought us together. in 1883, there was an earthquake that killed like 2,200 people, including most of my family. but guess what the date of that earthquake was. today. july 29th. >> july 29th, 1883 -- >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, it didn't happen today. >> but on this day. >> jimmy: on the day we decided to go through the family tree, that's the day of the earthq

now, megan's law requires that convicted sex offenders in california register with the local government and depending on their crimes, some have to wear ankle monitors so they are easily tracked. under a ruling by the third district court, some offenders who committed their crimes in other states don't have to register if they're not required to by the state where the crime as committed. jerry brown's legal team is seeking to sponsor legislation that would close that loophole. uc berkeley law professor frank zimmering doubts the number of unregistered sex offenders in california is really that high. >> i think that the numbers are small and i also think that the amount of public danger that is associated with this is relatively marginal. so this is not the kind of thing that is keeping the chief of police up nights either in richmond or in oakland or in san francisco. >> reporter: zimmering says there are probably just a few out of state offenders who take advantage of that loophole and they are likely guilty of lower level sex crimes, such as indecent exposure. the attorney general's o

. >> the words "megan" and "pocket" were written above his jail cell door, i believe. is that correct? yeah, were written on the wall. it appears to be blood. >> investigators are still looking into the meaning of the message. markoff had pleaded not guilty to several charges including first-degree murder. >>> controversial comments from former mexican president vincent fox. he says the country cannot expect the government to completely wipe out drugs and that making them illegal would not likely be a success based on history. he briefly floated a legalization proposal before he left office in 2006, but it fell flat and faced strong criticism in mexico and here in the u.s. philippe calderon has recently said he is willing to open a discussion on legalization. >>> here at home, the economy continues to dog democrats and scott mcgrew joins us to say dog, meaning an animal that can bite on to your leg, cause exkrugsary pain and not let go. >> politicians will never admit this, particularly if they're running for office or running for office again, but there's reasonable e