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a loss of police in the city if o. oakland...---este vecino, que fue victima de un robo, dice que las reuniones de la noche nacional son muy importantes; en especial, por la falta de policias en la ciudad de oakland...---recordemos que hace semanas, la municipalidad despidio a 80 oficiales ... ---pero como se llama noche nacional ... pues no solo en oakland hay fiestas hoy ... ---tambien en san jose hay unas 80 reuniones planificadas ...----en east palo alto, las festividades incluyen un desfile ...---la noche de vecinos comenzo a realizarse en 1984 .... ----y el aÑo pasado, mas de 36 millones de personas participaron de estos eventos, en todo el pais, aunque los organizadores esperan que el numero aumente en 2010. ---esta es buena: a partir de septiembre proximo, los servicios que habian sido cancelados en el " muni" seran restablecidos en un 61 por ciento segun lo informo el alcalde gavin newson... newson...---esto se dara gracias a que las autoridades de transporte aprobaron un fondo de apoyo de 15 millones de dola

many of the people are still o resume >>> the city of new orleans is reliving a nightmare this weekend because it's the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina. many people are there are still struggling to repair their lives. >> reporter: oma marris front porch is the only thing left. >> áeut still feels like yesterday. >> reporter: not only are the memories of the storm felt, the disaster feels like like it just happened. the make it right foundation is giving irma a fresh start. restoring what made the lower ninth ward a community will take some time. small places like the barber shops are gone. in essence, this is what they're coming back to. the baptist church holds services just once a month. about 20% of the prekatrina population is back cutting the grass and sprucing up their homes. >> it's unbelievable i'm here. it's unbelievable that i have a new home. >> reporter: lower ninth ward residents are looking forward to seeing more people flag the ice cream truck down. >>> police say they found a drugged tiger cub, a live one inside some woman's luggage. screeners flagged the bag b

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kron 4 take a look at the city's illegal pot growing trend. where legal pot goes o pd investigators say crime tends to follow. like so many legal pot houses in oakland when investigators said it simple supply and demand. legal medical marijuana businesses cannot keep up with the demand for the product. o pd source told me you can add to that oakland's black image when it comes to marijuana. pointing out back in july the city passing a new ordinance approving make a pot cultivating facilities. a frustrating situation says investigator close to this recent pop growth case because of the attraction he says for those who want to grow wheat legal pot see oakland as a place to do so. two years ago oakland police responded to a crime and discovered an illegal marijuana operation in this building. typically mayor warehouse is like this have multiple substances which make money actual owner kind of difficult. in oakland kron 4 news. >> right now we of kron 4 cruz all across the bay area covering stories important your. here today's other top stories. >

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before that the japanese city of nagasaki has remembered those killed by the second atomic bomb dropped by the u.s. nine hundred forty five a minute of silence was observed at eleven o two am local time the moment when sixty five years ago the bomb nicknamed fat man . most of the city tens of thousands of people were incinerated instantly with manning more dying from diseases linked to radiation ever since and those who survived the terrifying attack say was a reasonably cruel and universal ban on these weapons are to sean thomas has more from nagasaki. sixty five years ago taro taniguchi was enjoying a simple morning bicycle ride when in a tragic instant his life was changed forever. i was thrown to the ground and i heard an e.p. sing sound i thought i had been killed but i encouraged myself not to do it that it was important to go on living. at first noticed his bicycle had been twisted and bent out of shape but as he started to move he began to realize the severity of his own condition. on my left arm and shoulder all my skin was dripping off and i had severe burns. eleven year old y

group sing the bill will create a world o the ballot measure to relyize marijuana -- legalize marijuana has a brand-new opponent. >>> a city with high sammys for -- salaries for employees is not being hit by the economy for everyone else. out of line, the rant that pushed radio host doctor laura to apologize. >> and knowing when to say when. how gambling addicts can take away temptation. >>> the news starts now. budget cuts are happening everywhere around area. most often because of budget deficits. but that's not the budget cuts are happening everywhere. you know that, we talk about it every night, most often because of budget deficits. that's not the case in the town of san ramon. >> reporter: er friday they come to the sr. center for their afternoon bridge game, car oh kay and other classes. and even though they are enjoying the reserve and not a deficit, the fees are going up in some cases a few bucks. this in a town where the manager makes 35 $6,000 a year after his 10% raise in 2008. >> it doesn't seem right to me that they start at the bottom and it's cut, cut, cut and as it gets

coming up at five: the bay area city hit the hardest. on again.. off again... on again. furlough fridays are back... and i-o- us could be around the corner. when state offices such as the d-m-v will start closing for three days each month. and it's goodbye iraq... the last u-s combat brigate on it's way home... ahead of schedule. and how your fastrak transponder can lead to phone sex. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news early edition ... beginning at five. >>> on the >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. heavy rains over the southeast have brought about several inches of water. storms continue today. great weather is coming through over the northeast and much of the west coast. monsoon rains are on the move through parts of the southwest. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> today's withdrawal of a u.s. army stryker brigade from iraq is a milestone. it was the last full combat brigade left in the country. all u.s. combat operations in iraq will end within two weeks. >>> salmonella outbreaks have prompted an expanded egg reca

. >> there is not enough places o programs and this is one of the heavily populated places for kids in the city and we need more opportunities for the kids. >> we do have some good program here that go through a cycle of being defunded and the outreach programs have been proven to be successful and it mainly has to do with taking prior gang members who can relate to the issues that these young people are dealing with, and try to push them on the right path. >> if television news is your only source of information abou district nine you might look at the times and shootings are the daily case and it's not the cas and let's talk to the citizen and efforts to combat violence and crime. >> the problem of the drug abusers and the people that sel drugs to them as famous as anything in the mission distric and it's a parolee dumping ground and we spend incredible sums keeping them looked up and they go to certain areas and mission and 16th is one of them. >> mission and 16th is a challenging area and we are abl in working with supervisor daly and we were able to get a r resource center for the

learning a particular trade or an interest in learning the process and potentially working with the city and county of san francisco. i make very simple amendments. the converse is dcyf, responsible for developing the plan, and oed would consult, and another would assist in developing the curriculum. this was submitted some time ago. present chiu: supervisor mirkarimi has made an amendment -- president chiu: supervisor mirkarimi has made an amendment. coveys, can we take this? a roll call -- colleagues. madam clerk: [reading roll] there are 11 ayes. supervisor campos: that item passes on the first reading. supervisor chiu? item 38. madam clerk, if you could please call item 38. madam clerk: item 38 is an ordinance amending sections 1060.20.4 and 1070.20 of the san francisco police code. president chiu: violence and violence around certain night clubs in san francisco. at this point, almost monthly, we have a homicide or a significant issue occurring in or around nightclubs, and the need for additional powers on the part of the city to suspend licenses is something that we legislative las

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kron 4 take a look at this city's illegal poppy growing trend. >> legal pot goes o pd investigators say crime tends to follow why so many illegal pot roast in oakland one investigator told me it simple, supply and demand legal medical marijuana up places cannot keep up with demand for the product. o pd source told you can add to that oakland slacks image when it comes to marijuana. what he'll back in july the city passing a new ordinance approving make a pot cultivating facilities. frustrating situation says an investigator close to this recent pop croquet's because of the attraction he says for those want to grow a little pot see oakland as a place to do so. two years ago oakland police responded to a crime discovered illegal growing operation in the same building however investigators say typically grow buses like this have multiple subleases which makes finding the actual owner kind of difficult. in oakland kron 4 news. >> of the stories making news around the bay in millbrae and 20 year-old man has to himself over to police in connection with the stabbing murder near mill size schoo

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. >> when this hit i thought, i've taken away so much from this city and meeting arthur and all the people you saw so hurt and impassioned and wanting so much to fix a they o -- they wanted to rite a wrong and they did it with such power and integrity. >> matt will continue his interview with sandra bullock tomorrow morning. >>> up next on "the nightly news," brian williams reports open the many faces of hurricane katrina. five years later, where are they now? thanks for joining us. see you at 6:00. [ 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 has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california.

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ramadan and islam and screamed and pulled o kni from the backseat of the cab, cab driver ahmed sharif was slashed five times. >> he started yelling. this is checkpoint. this is checkpoint [ bleep ]. i have to put you down. >> reporter: the brutal attack, apparently the result of him answering yes to one question. >> are you muslim? i said, yes. then he said something. >> reporter: and he said a greeting that means peace. but the passenger had no peaceful intent. >> please, do not kill me. i'm very hard worker. i work very hard. >> reporter: this morning, his alleged attacker, 21-year-old michael enright, is facing a charge of attempted murder. his arrest, for of all things a hate crime, stuns everyone who knows him. >> i don't think he has hatred or animosity towards islam or muslims in general. >> reporter: an amateur filmmaker and honor student, and recently returned from afghanistan, where he was embedded with marines, on a volunteer trip, filming a documentary about front line troops for his senior thesis. he also volunteers for a collegiate church-affiliated group, dedicated to p

the san jose fire department today the city looks at a new proposal the union has put forward this morning wurjÑkoj/o the chieu: negotiatorñf he responded to response times and possibility of rehiring >> firefighters> i think if firefighters are willingq to1e reduction in pay and mn6benefits as counsel as ask al employees to do it would be sufficient to hire those firefighters back. our department has been working hard in trying to minimize the impact on residents. " we want people to know is when you call the fire department they will respond as quick as possible and do their best it minimize the impact on the community. >> includes firefighters taking five and a quarter pay cut reduced retirement benefits perdus new hires and finding a new model to save on overtime cost. both we just got new details of the suspect who went on a rampage in danville. the younger brother of san francisco giants outfielder nate northern california for investigation of drunken driving after witnesses say they saw his and a light pole. a group of bystanders witnessed the sunday morning incident in danvill

city the meter and lights are off it is a $4 range.ride. san o smooth going all morning long clocking in an easy 12 minutes across the span. wrapping up the golden gate bridge and a bit foggy out there but traffic moving just fine right now sets out traffic has been delayed three throughout the morning from a bottle into several cisco is a short 21 minute ride. >> 10:48 a.m. san francisco transportation agency is unveiling clipper field gates and vending machines as a civic center in the station is part of a systemwide upgrade the agency anticipates the changes make it more convenient for users customers using trans lan cards can continue to do so on the new system but by the end of october surf and many customers needed clipper card before purchasing in november monthly pass. also today is the first morning commute with the 19th avenue south and park presidio off ramp change. it has been reopened this is a look at the new off ramp the old one is close to the new one we will drive it here's some more confused it takes to do the same spot yo

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upper 60's at the coast not much change from today. downtown san francisco well below average 61 tomorrow. 69 typically what you should see. 58 in daly city and north bay mid 70's for santa rose, napa, rose, napa, novato, east bay starting out with a gray giving way to blue with 67 in oakland. 72 for union city. start out on the cool side inland. mild afternoon. 82 in livermore and pittsburgh. 82 degrees for walnut creek. around monterey bay 68 in santa cruz. getting up to the low 80's around morgan hill and gilroy. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. upper 50's inland. notice the flow upward trend. by the weekend though 80's into the low 80's and by monday it's midnight. heat wave compared to what we have seen so really going to return back to summer weather here. >> all right thanks gentleman all right. it was groovey night at the giants game. night at the giants game. >> what this is all >> gorilla at the san francisco zoo got their hand on a piece of contraband. look at the zoo visitor pictures and checking out a nintendo that a ch

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and even virginia city. strong low up over the pacific northwest, dominating our weather and keeping us cool. 54, san francisco. 57, 60. that should say lo -- "low" louds, l-o-w, not lo. although that was a text. low clouds. just kidding. 62. 72, and 79 degrees. 54 to 59. san francisco, oakland, berkeley, livermore-concord, 57. sometimes you can get big differences in the lows. that's not the case this time of year. 40s in the mountains. looks like another round of thunderstorm activity. reno, by the way, hit 90 yesterday. that's 35 consecutive days that their high has hit 90 or above. that ties a record. 35 consecutive days. it's hot up there, but cool here. and we have a strong breeze. all courtesy of that low. that's what's spinning. keeping the low overcast. and keeps us cool. a little drizzle as well. but the temperatures, far below average. minor warming, just simply because it looks like the low will eject out by the end of the week. until then, we stay really cool. low clouds, mist. cool to mild. 60s

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