the people affected will get letters from sutter about this. >> thank you, anne makovec in san francisco. we have a complete list of the centers asking patients to get another vaccination on our website, cbs5.com. also on our website there are 200 million eggs that are being recalled and hundreds of californians who ate potentially tainted eggs have been sickened with salmonella. the eggs from iowa were sold under several brand names including lucerne, ral ber sons, ralphs, sunshine and fresh farms. health officials say 266 californians have gotten sick. if the carton in the fridge has if your car at any has -- if your egg carton has these statistics, return the eggs. >>> a battle between a landlord and tenant. the landlord says out, the tenant says he's staying. that tenant is jelly's dance cafe on pier 50 in san francisco. it's where a man was shot to death outside the club last month. another man shot outside the club in 2008. jelly's leases with the port of san francisco. that lease expires today. and the port wants the club closed. port of

i do think that the sutter street elevation is missing. i would have liked to see the building from post street. and for the public, we're not approving this building, we are approving the quality aspect of the building as expressed in the e.i.r. but nothing says we are approving the building as is it. i would consider the building as it is kind of sketched out here in the view simulation as a little bit massive, i would agree with that observation but that is not what we are addressing in the e.i.r. you could question that there is an aesthetic impact if you would build the building as is as it does not normally deal with street scape on presidio avenue but that should be perhaps addressed somewhere along the line. in in fact there is ground floor treatment as you walk the entire block and that's not at all addressed nor does the building show this. the intent of what's being tried here is very laudable and the configuration might have to be a little more adjusted to deal with the subtleys of all adjoining uses. the one that is least impa

the vaccines were not harmful according to sutter just possibly ineffective. they are revaccinating at no cost and people who are affected will get a letter. we have a list of the clinics that were affected in our area on cbs5.com. >> thank you very much, anne makovec in san francisco. we have that complete list of the centers anne was mentioning. it's on our website, cbs5.com. >>> more than 200 million eggs are being recalled. and hundreds of californians who ate the potentially tainted eggs have been sickened with salmonella. they were sold under lucerne, albertsons, ralph, sunshine and farm fresh. health officials say 266 californians have gotten sick. if the carton in your refrigerator has a plant number 1026, 1413 or 1946, and it's followed with the numbers ranging from 136 to 225, return the eggs. we do have all that information on our website, cbs5.com. >>> an explosion of whooping cough across the bay area could force schools to shut their doors. students who were not vaccinated could be barred from school for at least three weeks if an outbreak occurs

patients vaccinated at sutter health e being >>> welcome i am alan martin. thousands of patients vaccinated at sutter health clinics are being told now they have to get new shots. health experts say the first vaccines may not be effective. ann mac vick live with examples how patients are reabouting. ann. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. sounds like it was all a refrigeration issue and officials asked sutter clinic they knew about this a couple weeks before announcing to their patients including the more than 3100 effected. getting a shot isn't fun the first time around but 3,000 people in northern california are being told they should roll up air sleeves again. >> she said i might have to come back in and get revaccinated. >> reporter: there is a chance his recent vaccine wasn't effective because it may not have been stored at the proper temperature. >> quality control process determined there may have been a number of refrigerators that didn't keep the vaccines at the proper temperature or wasn't logged correctly. rather than be safe than sorry. >> reporter

. >> this clinic on sutter street is one of the more than dozen care centers affected. most of them are up by santa rosa and beyond. >> curtis langhal of santa rosa already got his vaccination going into the second grade but now he has to do it again. >> people make mistakes but you don't want to do this kind of mistake >> reporter: the mistake is that the vaccines may not have been stored at the correct temperature. vaccines not stored at the right temperature may lose their effectiveness. so now sutter is asking people who got vaccinations to go back. >> people didn't log in the proper temperature. we determined, better safe than sorry. >> the problem affects nearly 20 vaccines, including polio, hepatitis, whooping cough, even h1n1. 13 medical care centers are affected, three in san francisco, one in marin and ten in lake epps ensonoma. >> we are apologetic that people had to come back and fleet these vaccinations. >> reporter: did it hurt? >> no. >> reporter: there is no charge for dot over. >> revaccination is a precautionary measure. these are communicable diseases

with the addition on sutter street with booker t. on the right. that's my house there on the middle and been there since 1980. and the new conditions. now, i composed this because the elevation submitted by the project sponsor omitted the house next to booker t. and in the e.i.r., there is not a significant impact on the environment based on this design, but my house was omitted and i don't see how that conclusion was reached. so i would like to have the e.i.r. modified and resubmitted for public comment including all of the required documents so that the planners can make a reasonable and objective analysis of how this building does impact the neighborhood. it's not just my house. i agree with what joyce said regarding the bulk and the monolithic size of the building. it would be great to see some changes there and i'm willing to work with the project sponsors. that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you. president miguel: randy lee and john manly. >> i'm brandy lee and i actually wanted to give my time to joyce lively so she can come

. >> joaquin county the mistake according to sutter health is that the vaccines might not have been stored at the right temperatures, if they ever not refrigerated correctly they can lose their effectiveness. they are asking patients who got shots 2001 january and june this year to go back and get revaccinated. >> in certain circumstances the refrigerator may be the wrong temperature. in other instances people didn't log in the propose per temperature. so we determined better safe than sorry. >> reporter: the problem affects nearly 20 vaccines including pole i don't, hepatitis, whooping cough, even h1n1. 14 care centers run by sutter medical foundation are affected, three in san francisco, one in marin and 10 in lake and sonoma counties. >> this is purely precaution nary, no one has been hurt, but we're very apologetic that people are being inconvenienced having to come back and get these vaccinations. did it hurt? >> no. >> dr. kim mulvihill says it is a good idea. >> revaccination is a precaution nary thing, these are communicable diseases, so be safe, if need be get revaccinated. >> rep

sutter is withholding comment until it sees the lawsuit. >> 5:07. in emeryville, dozens of residents are expecting to voice their opposition to an expansion plan submitted by ikea. the swedish furniture giant wants to develop a 60,000 square footwear house on hollis and 53rd street. they want to build it so customers can pick up large items. it will free up additional space at a store now a few blocks away. residents say their neighborhood will be disrupted by additional traffic and noise and it would also lower their property values. a planning commission meeting is being held tonight at 6:30. >> we've been telling you about the caldecott tunnel drilling. today it's supposed to begin in earnest. two weeks ago we got a look at a large drill called a road header that will be used to create a fourth bore. it will drill 6 feet of rock a day. another drill will serve the oakland side and eventually they'll meet in the middle. it is expected to open in 2013. can't wait! >> and i bet those workers out there all week working on the project couldn't wait fo

we've had a real spike is the cellar and that's at 685 sutter street. this is a note they got from my sergeant that worgs the midnight shift just the other day. steve, we recently had a number of calls to sutter and taylor around the cellar. the caller reported fights between large numbers of people between 1:00 and 2:30. there were reports of shots fired. this place is becoming a nuesans and the clientele is far from desirable. i will keep a fire on the calls or service, prohibitouts from this place and the reports -- print outs and this place and the reports generated from this report. please let me know if you have any suggestions from action to be taken. a couple of days later, i got an e-mail from my captain that was from a neighbor in the area. dear captain brown. we had near-itis. they sig any fide hostile occupation of the neighborhood through encan tations and chanting. the cellar's occupancy is 49. it remain as hot spot of vibrant night life incompatible with our neighborhood. with patrons occupying our sidewalk disturbing nearby residents. is

have you been vaccinated by the sutter medical foundation get ready to roll up your sleeve again. almost 3,000 patients have been notified they need to be revaccinated. reportedly an pixie field some of the vaccinations were stored at the wrong temperature. they were administered between january and june at care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin and lake counties. now the vaccines that may have been affected include the hepatitis a and hepatitis b vaccine, the guard a sil vaccine, the pole i don't vaccine and the mmr vaccine which protects against measles, mumps and rue bella. the foundation is saying the original vaccines are not harmful but they may not be effective. >> 8:14. in san francisco some students may be barred from school at some points this year if they have not been vaccinated for whooping cough. the public school district says those students will be forced to stay at home for three weeks but only if an outbreak should occur. the health department says the power to keep children who are not vaccinated out of school if there is an outbreak and other students are

the sutter pacific medical foundation is calling back about 3,000 patients who need to be revaccinated at its clinics in the san francisco bay area and north coast. foundation officials say some vaccines were not stored at the proper temperatures so they may not be effective. officials are asking that anyone who got vaccinated between january and june at one of its care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin or lake counties to return for another shot. they say the vaccines originally used don't have any harmful effects but the patients may not be immunized. go to our web site for a list of centers. >> jelly's restaurant leases as today according to attorneys they intend to defy the eviction notice. attorneys and i did the court is using the shooting as the reason to evict jelly's of violence noise in violations of the least in its termination notice appeared richmond resident will leave farley was shot outside the club july 11th. >> 18 year-old woman is arrested after allocations of pimping a 14 year-old girl and san rafael. they approached a young girl suspected of prostitution in t

sutter is holding comment until it sees the lawsuit. >> today the real drilling set to begin on the new fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel. we got a look at the large drill called the road header that will create a fourth bore. those where they gave the ceremonial first scrape of the new bore. today that drill will start the real digging. it's expected to go about 6 feet a day. another drill will start soon on the oakland side and eventually they'll meet in the middle. the new bore is expected to open late 2013. >> i've got my watch synchronized and all that stuff. we're waitin'. 6:07. also going to be easier to sleep at night because those temperatures are coming down. >> let's talk about that, mike. >> yeah. we'll start with my journey through the caldecott as i was driving up to it heading west. i looked up. there it was. the fog. and the cool weather comes with it. if you don't like the heat today's the day everything changes. if you like the heat, you have to head deep into the central valley. right now 60 degree temperatures oakland, concord antioch, sunnyvale and los gatos. mid

announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> take a look at this. it's what stopped a san francisco cable car today. a big tree blocking high street lines. and there is our service you report powered by you tube saying the large tree knocked that over -- knocked over the free and the tree was removed by crews. if you shoot something news worthy upload it and or e mail it. >> and san jose is still basking in the glow of state recognition the largest insauler of solar power today adding another company to the list. and there is a report on a break through that could make this more affordable. this is a flipping of the switch. power integrations installed 2500 solar panels and saving on the electric bill every year. >> we'll get back our investment. it's about $3.6 million. >> tax credits and state rebates are the driving force and without them this, system would have taken twice as long to pay for itself. the government says inc

---la fundacion "sutter pacific medical" anuncio que algunas vacunas no fueron almacenadas a la temperatura adecuada, y por ende perdieron su eficacia y no proveen inmunizacion. ---las personas que fueron vacunadas en estos centros medicos en los condados de san francisco, sonoma, marin y le comentamos que río reinó el caos en las calles de chile como ven en estas imágenes 5 manifestantes terminaran tras las rejas. el controversial alguacil joe arpaio ignoró el plazo que le dio el departamento de justicia arpaio es investigado por supuesta discriminación arrestos e imponer el idioma inglés en las cárceles. más de 200 guardias des ble gadz en la zona fron te riza de california tras rezo bin un entrenamiento, el gobernador schwarzenegger e visitará el aérea, cientos de inmigrantes hispanos cayeron en la trampa de desalmado en nueva york, cerraron agencias que se anunciaban para ayudarles con tramites migratorios y los terminaban estafando. >>> hablando de estafadores en nueva york hay algunos que muestran viviendas y luego se quedan con e deposito vamos con natalia cruz. >>> así es

in san francisco these care centers on buckingham way sutter street and cesar chavez on the list. in marin county the novato primary care center and in sonoma county 10 care centers were affected you will find a link with a complete list on www.kron4.com. some of the vaccines for use to prevent contagious illnesses like will been cough which has become an epidemic in california swine flu and meningitis among others. the foundation is encouraging read vaccination they say there's no short or long-term harmful effects from the original vaccine or from being read vaccinated. they sent letters to the patients involved. i'm christine conley kron 4 news. >> >> new details about oakland murder suspect was arrested in sacramento this is a please can have that happen on tuesday. the suspect arrested after a four hour standoff. 23 year-old bryan brown was booked for an open murder which happened last month outside a liquor store on melrose avenue. investigators track brown to a house in sacramento which is world this happened. a man suspected of killing a german tourist in a hit-and-run cra

. >>> if you have been vaccinated by the sutter health center, you may need roll up your sleeves again. more than 3,000 people may need to be revaccinated. some of the sacs seens were stored at the wrong temperature. they were in san francisco, sonoma, marin and lake counties. the vaccines may have included hepatitis a and hepatitis b vaccine, gardasil, polio and mmr vaccines. >> we want them to come back free of charge. we are apologetic. this is an inconvenience. we want to make sure that we do the right thing. >> the out of date vaccines may not be harmful but may not be effective. >>> >>> firefighters took pictures over the weekend saying catler driving fueling up with the free gas. firefighters took the picture and sent it to the mayor who says that he is not driving a county vehicle and is allowed to fill up according to his agreement. >>> let's check the weather. >> most in santa cruz and san mateo with some fog. sunshine, a little patchy areas this morning. temperatures are rebounding. we had really mild low this is morning. lows in the upper 50s and near 60s compared to the ea

previously sutter took just $3 million a year. the lawsuit is not a surprise. local politicians have been pressuring the company to return the money. >>> organizations reporting women's rights are celebrating women's equality day around the nation today. it was 90 years ago today that women won the right to vote with ratification to the 19th amendment to the constitution. there are some bay area events to mention in this case. they include a santa clara county celebration held at the museum of artisan that clara at 5:30. and another one lafayette at 5:30. >>> works would make it easier to tell which cabs would be available. the city is working at adding a uniform lighting system. one design idea includes a green light if the cab is free and a red light if it's not the plan is in response to complaints about some cabbies not using their for hire lights properly. also confusion about the triangle ads on top of the taxis. >>> time now 5:56. you working on that commute problem. >> this is 2 80 in san jose. so nora grade traffic looking pretty nice. we have a pictur

announcer: at sutter health we share our expertise and invest in new technologies. because everyone has a story. and our story is you. - we can be boys... - cowboys. i can run again. they gave me a new heart. i am so happy to be alive. >> alan: zebras running wild. something you might only see in africa or just outside of sacramento. two seen alabama ran free, one of them for five hours through a neighborhood before authorities were finally able to get control of them. the seen zebra's owner was trying load them into a trail to take them to a ranch in oregon. they were spooked by a couple of dogs and took off. one zebra was hit bay car during the chase, but it got back up and kept going until he was finally caught. the vets checked him out today, and he is going to be fine. >> leigh: oh, man. >> alan: they were looking for warmer weather. >> leigh: you're right. temperatures warmed to five degrees in antioch, so we're in a roll and we're going to continue. >> alan: go! >> leigh: such a nice shot for you this evening from the high definition suit crow -- sutro cam. h

there are a few small food stalls sutter also helping to take up the slack. you can buy pizza, ham sandwiches, and ice cream. >> i am happy the business is growing and i am making enough to work on. >> cubans are wondering what goes next. everyone still uses a ration book with basic food provided at a low cost price. there has been talk of doing away with rationing altogether. >> hello, and welcome. >> get the top stories from around the globe nvidia reports. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> there is one stage that is the mets and carnegie hall. it is the kennedy center and a club in austin. it is closer than any seat in the house, no matter where you call home. pbs, the great american stage the fifth in every living room. your support of pbs brings the arts home. arts home.

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. >> sutter health east bay chief medical officer lockhart and the surgical nurse kinser are among a team of 13 bay area health professionals leaving tomorrow paying their own way for their third trip to haiti where the heat index is 115 degrees. to the st. nicholas hospital which has no running water, no glass in the windows, rats in the or and primitive medical care. >> we made a commitment to them on our first trip that we would return to teach them. so our main mission this time is to not only take equipment with us, but teach them how to use it. >> reporter: the team plans to return to the bay area in a week. buildup importantly they will be leaving a robot like this at the haitian hospital so doctors here can take part in surgeries there. >> we will be able to actually, if you will, beam into the operating room and be able to consult on cases. we will be able to look at x- rays. we can tell like john madden does on monday night football and coach the surgeons on what they should be doing. >> the manufacturer donated the 16,000 telepresence software and the laptop. >> be in san

announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. how would i make school field trips to the zoo! more basketballs. soccer balls. and a museum! [ growls ] more basketballs. soccer balls! more books. yeah. like just a ton of books. [ girl ] and boo about soft this. soft and slimy. [ female announcer ] now clip double box tops for education. from totino's pizza rolls and party pizzas. and make their school a better place. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. ♪ >>> good morning. it's 6:29, and look who we have today ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange remotely. that is martina navratilova. remember the tennis legend helping celebrate the u.s. tennis association's west open there. hopefully we'll be ringing bells on wall street as well. shows consumer spending rose in july at the fastest pace in four months. that's what we have in a new report. help by jump in demand for automobiles but concern spending to slip if unemployment remains in double dig

announcer: at sutter health we share our expertise and invest in new technologies. because everyone has a story. and our story is you. - we can be boys... - cowboys. i can run again. they gave me a new heart. i am so happy to be alive. >>> a passenger jet returns to san francisco international airport with a hole in the engine. >>> the suspects in the shooting of a fremont police waits to come back to the bay area. what he said during a police interview that could link him to the crime. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, the 31st of all, the final day of august. >> good morning. let's get you out the door with a quick check of traffic and weather. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning. we have a new problem in san jose. coming up the guadalupe parkway, northbound 87 near curtner, two cars hit some debris that was in lanes. everything is off to the right shoulder. so nothing in lanes now but possibly watch out for slow traffic there as you head up towards the airport. one more life traffic camera near milpitas. 880/237, haven't seen any other issues on the road. nice

. >> sutter health east bay chief medical officer lockhart and the surgical nurse kinser are among a team of 13 bay area health professionals leaving tomorrow paying their own way for their third trip to haiti where the heat index is 115 degrees. to the st. nicholas hospital which has no running water, no glass in the windows, rats in the or and primitive medical care. >> we made a commitment to them on our first trip that we would return to teach them. so our main mission this time is to not only take equipment with us, but teach them how to use it. >> reporter: the team plans to return to the bay area in a week. buildup importantly they will be leaving a robot like this at the haitian hospital so doctors here can take part in surgeries there. >> we will be able to actually, if you will, beam into the operating room and be able to consult on cases. we will be able to look at x- rays. we can tell like john madden does on monday night football and coach the surgeons on what they should be doing. >> the manufacturer donated the 16,000 telepresence software and the laptop. >> be in san

announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: president barack obama weighed his words carefully on saturday in the highly carnlged debate over building a mosque near ground zero. we have the latest developments. >> reporter: president barack obama may be back pedaling a bit in his support of $100 million islamic community center two blocks from ground zero. >> i was not commenting, and i will not comment on the wisdom of making a decision to put a mosque there. i was commenting very specifically on the right that people have that dates back to our founding. >> reporter: the president is referring to comments he made friday night at the white house dinner. >> i believe that muslims have the right to practice their religion, as everyone else in this country. that includes -- [applause] >> that includes the right to build a place of worship and a community center on private property in lower manhattan. >> shame on you!

>>according to a kron4 viewer, this stop sign on the corner of octavia and sutter in san francisco. is invisible to the majority of the drivers. so i thought i would put this theory to the test. let's see first off will this mini construction vehicle stop? the answer is no. how about this muni bus? don't laugh it might stop. ok, maybe not. what about this huge yellow city truck? the truth is the view appears to be right. i noticed a lot of drivers failing to stop for the stop sign. this area has a lot of pedestrian traffic a fact that there is at least two senior facilities on this block. the stop sign sits at the bottom of the hill, so for some people it becomes a quick stop, and for others no stop at all. that viewer also told me that san francisco police are also aware of the problem, and sometimes tickets are issued. again the viewer was right, because i found this officer watching the corner looking for flagrant violators. accepted everyone for the most part, was a law-abiding citizen. except for one. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> our weekend at a glance to

in san francisco these care centers on buckingham way of sutter street and cesar chavez are less. inland town me the novato primary care center. in late to sonoma valley. some of the vaccines for use to prevent contagious illnesses like a whopping cough which is becoming epidemic in california. swine flu and meningitis among others. the foundation is encouragingly vaccination they say there's no short or long-term harmful effects from the of regional vaccination or from being were vaccinated. they sent letters to the patients involved. christine conley kron 4 news. >> evers' are going have to slow down when driving your elementary school in san as a that's after the speed limit was lowered to make it safer for children across the street. we told you about this a fire destroyed 16 classrooms last month but quickly they were able to get together a plan to put up temporary portables. the fire back in july also brought officers and the library media center construction of the permanent replacement building will probably take up to two years. right now the speed limit is 25 mi. an hour

. >> the sutter pacific medical foundation telling 3,000 patients they need to get revaccinated for serious illnesses. it's not dangerous, just ineffective including for diseases ranging from whooping cough and the flu, to polio. >> we apologize for this terrible inconvenience. these vaccinations are free. we want people to come back. there is a number they can call. we'll take people back and schedule them quickly. we want them to be protected. >> that number if you don't have time to write down, it's posted on our web site. >> people trying to stop installation of pg&e smart meters are facing a set back tonight. >>> a judge refused to grant a moratorium on the controversial meters. michael finney is here. not everything went pg&e's way it didn't. interesting case. the judge declined to immediately rule, but says the likely to make a ruling twon weeks. the city and county of san francisco petitioned state public utilities commission to freeze installation of smart meters back in june. since then, claiming another 425,000 smart meters have been installed, today asking judge sullivan to imme

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lot cleaner so they're tough moved off the bottom then one door at sutter to say i've got the first but only after eighteen minutes he said peace and just five minutes later equalized for the visitors. so confirmation of the standings after sunday's game is in it are six points clear at the top with two games in hand over being lost seven points addressed but also have two games to play while at the bottom it's not propping up the table points behind korea they have played one game less. so severe will be looking to move off the bottom on monday when they travel to fellow rookies what twelve seven points off the relegation zone. while over in england sunderland grabbed a last minute penalty to win one nil at home to match to city he missed the chance to go two points behind premier league leaders chelsea down bent netting in injury time spot kick to get the black caps victory off to call us tevis had missed an open goal for city substitute robbie blake netted the late equaliser ten months bolton came from two goals down to draw two two at home to burning and wondrous goalkeeper you see

. >>> the sutter pacific medical foundation announced 3,000 of its patients need to get vaccinated all over again. clinic officials say some vaccines were not stored at the proper temperature, so they may not be effective. officials are asking anyone who got vaccinated at one of its care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin or lake counties to return for another shot. they say the original vaccines do not have any harmful affects. they are not dangerous anyway, but the patients may not be immunized properly. >>> tonight for the first time, we are learning what is inside the sexual harass meant claim that lead to the forced resignation of hpceo mark herd. uh ready coulding to sources, jodie fisher says her work at the company as an outside contractor was slashed when she rejected herd's sexual advances. she used to freelance at hp getting up to $5,000 as a hostess at hp customer events. herd denied doing anything inappropriate. the two sides did reach a private settlement for an undisclosed amount of money. >>> and there are new developments in the scandal known as video gate in san

>> co-chairs have already indicated that they would like to sutter social security by increasing the retirement age and cutting the cost of living allowances. >> reporter: tom rankin who is a treasurer for the california alliance for retired americans has little faith in a bipartisan deficit commission put together by president obama. >> and we want social security to be there for you and you and you. >> reporter: outside the federal building in san francisco tim ryan, cbs5. >>> checking headlines around the bay area tonight, community members united in oakland today to put together a new tribute to oscar grant. he was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer on new year's day, 2009. today organizers asked people to tie ribbons onto a mural in honor of grant and to find ways to be a positive influence on their communities. >>> another road closure starting tonight for the doyle drive reconstruction project. just afew minutes ago crews shut down the southbound ramp from the golden gate bridge to the boulevard. that connector is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning by 11 a.m. it will allow

sutter says the questionable vaccines are not a health threat. >>> caltrain is asking its passengers if they prefer service cuts or fare hikes. the commuter railroad is holding public meetings this evening at its main stations in san francisco, san jose, gilroy, an at its headquarters in san carlos. decisions on budget issues are expected in october. >>> a zero tolerance crackdown on drivers illegally using cell phones continues today. the chp and local police in the bay area started the special enforcement last week and wrote 900 citations. today, they are on the lookout for drives who are texting or talking on hand-held phones. >>> traffic and weather right after this. ,,,, [ female announcer ] mission presents well-rounded family meals for $10. all it takes is a few ingredients and delicious mission flour tortillas. for budget-friendly recipes go to missionmenus.com. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh ideas. >>> good morning. well, we got our back-to- school commute and longer wait times at the bay bridge, unfortunately. backed up beyond the first overcrossing so at least 10, maybe 1

announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. more than doubled just this evening. the progress fi . >>> live pictures from mount diablo where a fire that started this afternoon has more than doubled this evening, the progress firefighters have made in containing it. >> evicted, yet still serving, the argument ike's used to stay open today and why one lawyer is calling it baloney. >> and if you need it there is more time to cross at least one south bay street. the high-tech answer to new federal guidelines. >> and bob dillon is performing in the bay area tomorrow. so far, no one has tickets. the one-time and one place you can get yours. i'm dana king. crews rig . >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. crews right now are battling a wildfire that has been growing all night long. flames were first spotted about 7 hours ago on mount deab employee and firefighters expect to be on the scene into the morning. >> joe vazquez is near the fire in curry canyon right now. joe? >> reporter: ther

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announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. >>> good evening. after a historic legal ruling on proposition 8 on wednesday, for supporters of same-sex marriage. the governor and the attorney general are urging the judge in the case to allow gay weddings immediately. lilian kim, the implications? >> the fact the attorney general made the same request is a big deal. their argument will carry a lot of weight as the judge in the case decides whether to let same sex couples marry immediately. governor arnold schwarzenegger was against proposition 8, the same-sex marriage ban from the beginning. but today he took the extraordinary step of asking a federal judge to allow gay weddings to resume in california right away. a legal brief written on behalf of mr. sharts shart says -- schwarzenegger says, california has issued 18,000 licenses to couples without suffering harm. california can resume issuing licenses without delay or difficulty. >> as the federal judge concluded, there is a fundamental

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moscow where those raging blazes have reached the federal nuclear center in the central russian city of sutter all of the head of the country's atomic regulatory body says all explosive and radioactive substances have been removed from the site so the facility is quote absolutely safe. social the situation is complex but it is completely under control the fire is inside the federal security zone but it doesn't pose any threat to nuclear facilities in the center itself have you quit minton human resources including the army have been mobilized to fight the blazes. more news now today iran is denying president mahmoud ahmadinejad was the target of an assassination attempt the reports claimed a grenade was thrown at his convoy in the west of the country the claims come of the time of increasing pressure on iran just days ago a top u.s. military official said that washington's ready to launch a military strike against the country if needed there's also the sanctions already in place by expanding the black list of the reigning in groups and companies suspected of having terrorist links but authorit

before that sutter reportedly took just $three million a year. the lawsuit reportedly comes as not a surprise. local political officials have been pressuring sutter to give back the money. a spokesperson for sutter called the lawsuit regrettable. >>> a san francisco based corporation is being sued for the use of the mafia wars name on social networking sites. a san mateo company called digital chocolate is suing them for the trademark infringement claiming it coin the name first for an unpopular cell phone game. they are quoted as saying they will defend the use of that name investigate door russly. >> watsonville and navato are the latest citys to approve moratoriums on smart meters but it is not clear if that will stop them from being installed. pg&e started rotting them out in santa cruz county last month but critics say they are unsafe and unreliable. this morning a group of residents are staging a protest outside an energy company in cap atalla hired a hired to install those meters. >>> they are looking to build a warehouse to storage large

they have been sent letters from sutter telling them that they need to come back for. some of those vaccines rows of red and this is like holding off, swine flu mendez. so again these people have been notified, even though the www.kron4.com for a complete list of the centers affected. >> the california highway patrol and other law-enforcement agencies starting guard to of a zero tolerance campaign. as a result of last week's average chp officers issued three under and 50 citations, santa clara it issued four under and 40, and through the entire dayç over 900. and several cell phone stops lead to a restive drivers arriving under a license was suspended or did not have a license.ç earlier this morninge spent with the trend across to spoke with some of the excuses. >> you know we hear a wide variety of things, i desire to make a quick phone callç if you have the case you really need to make that phone call news your blue to of art and your blood or pull off the freeway. do it legally. we strongly discourage using the self on all even if you are doing it legally beca

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announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. >> reporter: in oakland, tense moments on a picket line outside an assisted living facility. >>> a big search for a stolen truck. >>> the ac transit labor dispute heads back to court today. it could have a big impact for thousands of commuters. the second hour of "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong. tori campbell is off today. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, august 2nd the. >>> we continue to follow developments happening in oakland. a week-long strike at two assisted living facilities is happening right now and this strike has already produced at least one pretty tense confrontation. kraig debro is out there right now, so kraig what happened? >> reporter: i mentioned there were two facilities, one at piedmont. the other one at grand lakes gardens also in oakland. about an hour an five minutes ago, one of the vans coming in delivering the workers, the replaceme

sutter wants to build a new hospital. it would replace the aging community hospital. final approval could come next week. >>> the danger could be right under your nose. a warning for homeowners in palo alto. >>> i'm rita williams, what may seem frivolous here may have a serious purpose, that story still ahead. >>> we will be tracking more fog first thing tomorrow morning. here's the forecast at 7:00. fog concentrated coast side, right around the bay, could even have a few patches inland. by lunchtime we should have this, partly sunny skies but still lingering coastal fogs. and then by 3:00, partly to mostly sunny. the eventual temperature range from 60 to 70 degrees. the break down at 7:00, 56 degrees. you can see mostly sunny skies. if you are already making weekend plans, you definitely want to see the five day, i'll have that for you in a few minutes. >>> and a homeowner alert on what may be lurking on foundations. >> reporter: that warning is going out for people who own older homes, especially those who have their heating lines on slab homes. while it's rebuilt t