in oakland cbs five. the three south bay children left to his parents were killed are getting some special help from police these days the san jose police officers association has set up a victims' assistance funds solum six to $200 set in raise and today their aunt told cbs five she is surprised by the outpouring of support. it's it's incredible how many people have helped us hands when they see s they're always given us their condolence room when we do prayer's some many people go there. the children's parents were shot to death in their home the suspects 31 year-old pager medina. was thought to have fled to mexico there is information on how to donees our web sites cbs sf dot com. the 49ers have agreed to share the team as settle this dispute dispute over $30 million for its new stadium. the team sued in june after a senate that oversight board sees tax dollars today this team agreed to share that money so the san clara unified school district avoided costume cuss the schools will get $7 million over t

i know he knows everything that is happening in oakland. >> yeah we are starting in oakland because of that wreck that we saw alex talking about. i want to mention that the truck traffic on seventh and maritime is pretty major at any time of the day. i put a little circle in that area. it's not so far effecting freeway traffic but we will be watching this area closely because of the impact to the port of oakland and the truck. they may have to use an exit ramp or they will have to use another exit ramp until that investigation is concluded. let's take a look at live pucktures. the bay bridge toll plaza is much better than normal. there is some cruding on that man me. >>> good morning, to you. we've got gray skies overhead this morning across the bay. along the coast moving into areas near concord, livermore, antioch, farther inland mostly sunny skies. high clouds will be pulling our way in the afternoon and bringing with it monsoonal moisture. a look at the pattern change in time for your weekend. the bridge of high pressure that continues to bring you the warm conditions will be nudgi

the nimitz through oakland, not too bad as you pass the oakland coliseum. no longer any big hot spots. let's go to richmond are we see a big mess but not affecting the freeway traffic. this is the scene of a big rig that part of its build on that side and you can see the big load of debris. it never really caused a big problem for commuters heading off the richmond center fell bridge but you will notice it will take awhile to clean that up there. elsewhere, let's get a look at mobile 5. allen is behind the wheel and it looks like he just got off the nimitz. right now we're getting a check on road conditions for berkeley and emeryville. >> a big change in immigration policy kicks in today. here is kate to explain more power it will affect more than 1 million people whose parents are undocumented. >> this morning the two hispanic center estimates 1.7 million children of undocumented parents are eligible for the new policy that gives them the right to live and work openly in the u.s. for two years without fear of deportation. officials apprised abbacy groups,

makes it 3-1 oakland. two men on in the nine together close it out but jeff mathis says not so fast my son. two outs, his together of the year, a three-out homer and cook with the blown save. we go extra. bottom of the 15th. cocoa crisp with the sack fly and a's with their 13th walk off win of the year, huff 4, the final. >>> all right, daric norris brought up because suzuki was traded to washington. the 20-year-old suzuki spent his entire career in the major was oakland but he was struggling at the plate hitting .218 with one home run and only 18 rbis in 29 games. he will reason united with former agio gonzales in washington. i think they war him out. oakland will pick up some of his salary. kurt its is joining a first place team. they are 2 1/2 games over the braves. and giants and colorado. g-men get to them early. the top of the first. sanchez lasts only three innings. giants up one. top of the fourth, he crushes it from adam. his fourth of the year. now 3-0 giants. they get four more in the seventh. m

a's in oakland. the san francisco chronicle says a blue-ribbon committee from major league baseball met with oakland's mayor and backers of a waterfront ballpark plan that focused on the howard terminacity as a potential site. athletics owner lew wolff has petitioned to move the team to san josi, but the san francisco giants own territorial rights there. >>> two-cyclists are set to ride and collect donations for a wonderful organization called the her's breast cancer organization. that fremont-based non-profit provides post surgical equipment for patients not covered by insurance. neil wallski says he got the idea for the ride after his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. and for ways that you can help, the her's breast cancer foundation, please visit our website ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> this november san franciscans will vote on whether they want to drain hetch hetchy reservoir in yosemite park. six years ago estimates for removing the reservoir ranged from 3 billion to $1

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in oakland is $4. today, we spoke of a chevron official about how the fire has affected prices. >> which had down the crude unit. other parts of the refinery continue to operate. it is one of many factors that can potentially its influence the market price. >> somehow we need to be able to hold the price of gas in the ground that the price they bought it at, not what it is selling for. they buy reserves in reserve them. they need to pass the reserve to the customers. >> obviously some reduction in capacity to an immediate hike in prices. i did not know how it works. >> down the street gas's $3.99, when i came back became up nine sets. the price of crude oil has gone down but they are charging as more again. it is not right. >>catherine: it is unclear when prices will low lockyer a lot of people are convinced that for all a gallon gas is here to stay. >> our guests cries locator is helping people find the cheapest gas throughout the bay area. hoax click this link, the map is color coded with the darkest

the oakland hills. since monday four craigslist robberies here and we have locations of a few of them. one on hillcrest, one on manner crest, north of highway 24 and a mile west on 61 street. all four robberies were between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the victims hoping to buy cars or electronics. they show up with lots of cash. people have been robbed of as much as $6,500. kron 4's kate thompson spoke to a victim of one of the craigslist robberies. >> reporter: this craigslist robbery victim scared after he had a gun held to his head on tuesday when he went to buy aker. >> my head like this. like this. he said give me the money. give me the money. give me your cell phone too. >> reporter: with his wife and children in the car, he begged the thieves not to shoot and handed over $6,500 in cash to two men that tricked him. >> when i read the direction, the street, i call the guy, i am here but i don't see the industry to the -- i don't see the address to the house. >> reporter: the money was their savings, to

. >> darya: and other developing story we're following is out of west oakland. there was a chase that ended in this deadly crash. the police are live on the scene investigating as our solo reporter jackie is a live at the port of oakland where the crash happened what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you that investigators along with the oakland police department and the alameda county coroner's office are out here and it will probably remain out here for some time after this. the fatal accident around 2:00 p.m.. according to the chp, around 2:00 a.m. one of the patrol cars was going and it rolled through a stop sign they try to stop the car since the turn on their lights they say the car took off at a high rate of speed down seventh street in only a few minutes it lost control and then struck one of the palm trees that you see there. there were two people inside the car at the time of the accident. >> reporter: according to the chp the driver was announced dead on scene. the other was taken to a local hospital with a non life- threatening injuries. we ha

this is near the port of oakland. streets in that area will be closed for several more hours. >>> a set back for suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi in a 4-1 vote the san francisco ethic's commission found him guilty of misconduct stemming from his domestic violence case. this vote is nonbinding. >>> and two american soldiers were just killed today in afghanistan. after a newly recruited afghan village police officer shot them. nato says the man started shooting just minutes after the american soldiers handed him his official weapon in an inauguration ceremony. this is the sixth similar attack in afghanistan in the last two weeks. >>> more u.s. army soldiers are committing citizen. in fact rates hit a new record last month. many troops are being sent to serve overseas or having a hard time adjusting back to civilian life. according to the numbers from the army there were 38 south sides in july. 116 soldiers have committed suicides so far this year compared with 95 during the same period last year. >>> 5:45 napa state hospi

former veterans who say oakland police took them into custody.

and excessive response or necessary caution the idea behind the latest debate over police tactic in oakland. another dustup between police and oakland's mayor would jean quan told the new york times about the zero p d e occupy rates and a boot on her car. >>> i was mad because i am >>> he checked in with cancer and left without his dentures a lot from the gold rush days could leave you vulnerable when your belongings disappear. >>> oakland's police chief has a plan to keep kids out of trouble he wants to institute a citywide curfew cbs 5 reporter mark sayre tells us wide view advocates say it that plan to do more harm than good. >>> special boded just turned 18 and also happens during the overnight hours >>> we do things wrong and we get crazy >>> he is not convinced a curfew will solve any of oakland's crime problems >>> you can make a law but that does not necessarily change anything kids will still go out and the kids and do their thing >>> in recent media interviews oakland police chief our jordan refloating the idea of an overnight curfew for minors a similar proposal was considered bu

and oakland's newest superstar. it's on the disney channel hit series "shake it up" and the video has more than 4 million views. and she comes back before she takes the main stage on sunday afternoon. >> it feels great. i really feel like i'm at home and everyone gives me a bunch. love and every time i come back i feel like nothing ever changed. you know what i mean? i can't wait to see everybody and i feel the warmth right now. >> and it's about oakland pride. >> just really cool to be in oakland where people are hanging out and there's not really any tension. just a good time. >> i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. >> all right. lisa argen here and looking behind us it looks so, so gray. so thickly overcast right now. >> yeah. over 2,000 feet, the marine layer. and we have some tropical moisture. that will lead to instability this afternoon, this evening, and maybe some dry thunderstorms, dry lightning out there. so not much precipitation out of these storms. but we've seen them south of us. here's santa cruz where it's c

in my view even holding contempt for people of oakland. >>reporter: mayor jean quan went on to criticize the report saying that it is not a fact based on reality. also that there used to be 55 and now there are only eight left to complete. the attorney that we spoke with saying that it is a problem is that attitude. like from the outside it looks fine, like the titanic but on the inside it is sinking. >>pam: no plea entered for the man possibly involved in the disappearance of sierra lamar. torres.. is being held however, haazig madyun supporters sierra lamar packed the courtroom. >>reporter: plenty of deputies on hand and was standing room only at santa clara superior court. mostly for supporters of sierra lamar. waiting to hear if torres is going to enter a plea but that did not happen. the attorney has been following this the legal case. >> this triggers a lot of time lines and the defense out does not want to enter a plea until they are ready. this could happen again. >>reporter: that as a frustrating reality for these supporters. >> h

a major problem solved in oakland. we nowç know what's been causi major glitches in the city's multi-million-dollar police radio system. christie smith is live in oakland. the city is pointing its finger at at&t. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. that's right. this has been a real issue for oakland police officers. one officer told us he was involved in an incident, he called dispatch but couldn't hear who was speaking so he didn't know if any one was coming out to help him. after a year of complaints like this t city of oakland thinks that they nailed down the problem, that it's interference from at&t cell phone towers. it's causing the spotty service from oakland's $18 million communication system, that after all we're hearing that it doesn't work 18 lot of buildings including the basement at police headquarters. it went down on the night that president obama visited oakland in july though he had already left town at the time. oakland says at&t's 2g network when officers are too close to the to

this is right in the port of oakland. everyone started around 2:00 this morning when a chp officer nearby tried to stop the car for running a stop sign but the car sped off eventually the driver lost control and hit that tree. he died on scene. his passenger survived and being treated at the hospital. because of where this deadly crash took place, oakland police will be handling this investigation. >> because the pursuit terminated on oakland city streets, our fatal accident team will go out and come investigate the matter. that only happens when there is a fatal traffic accident on oakland city streets. our guys will come out and conduct the investigation. even when another agency is involved. >> reporter: i'm told by a a spokesperson from the chp. two officers were likely inside that car, inside the cruiser that was pursuing the car earlier this morning. both of those officers tried to give medical aid to the people inside the car. obviously the one man was dead on scene. the passenger taken to highland hospital and bei

so does oakland's council president. he wasn't available but chief of staff that he was behind a similar proposal last year. >> the shootings and homicides that our young people are involved in are either victims or suspects, they are taking place during these hours, peak hours, 10:00 p.m. >> it didn't have the momentum that the chief hoped he had. they are hoping to put publish on the city council. this oakland resident says she would support a curfew. >> parents don't have any control, if it's in the kids' minds, it happens. >> the details of a curfew have not been hammered out. that is why the mayor jean quan is waiting to see the entire plan but councilmember says she won't supported a curfew. >> when you don't have a real strategy you come up with gimmicks to make it look like you are doing something. >> daniel is with the center on juvenile and criminal justice, one of the first organizations to study the impact of curfews. >> if the intention is to reduce crime, curfews is not good policy. it's a bad a use of poli

very close to the port of oakland. it is a honda civic that crashed in this morning, the driver died and a passenger was sent to the hospital. this all started as a brief chase with the california highway patrol. i'm here with officer sam morgan to tell us more about how this started. it started when an officer saw the car drive through a stop sign? >> that is correct. shortly before 2:00 a.m. this morning our officers were on patrol near the port of oakland and they saw the driver of a honda civic failed to stop at a stop sign. for whatever reason the driver chose not to yield to the lights on the patrol car, fled to and evaded the officer on seventh street. after 10-15 seconds, the driver of that vehicle collided into a tree on seventh street. >> that's a very short time from when the officer turned on the lights and crashed >> that is correct. 10-15 seconds. generally at that time we're putting out information on the vehicle, requesting your support and trying to do it in the safest manner possible. this incident co

is it too late for oakland to join the system? so that they can fill comfortable. did we to and we did the system design and make sure that the infrastructure is sized to include the city of oakland's lead some point in time they chose to come on to the system there would be few obstacles to their participation. at a local a had a local police feel? >>> all one is a system that works. care who owns it and one assist and protect our officers. the operator says those new radios that oakland by a year ago can be reprogrammed to work with its partners in alameda and contra costa counties upland expects its reviews of the system to the finish in the next two months alan martin cbs five. and one note to respect the story we are purposefully not identifying the locations of look and transmission sites but i do want to illustrate what could be a very serious security issue. tonight we're getting a look at the close in the murder of it by year-old boy in oakland. police just released sketches of the suspect a man who may be wearing glasses and a woman both described as bein

we are here today with the bishop of the roman catholic diocese of oakland and wellcome could you tell us about this though no >>> this is the fault of the mausoleum below our news cathedral of christ the light edges ticket you're going this time and below is this mausoleum where people can in to the loved ones is an aging tradition in the church to enter the loved ones and a church facility because it is a sacred space. will make this available for the people letter diocese. >>> and this is especially meant was an they're moving of the cast casket of the first bishop of oakland >>> and there's a section in the mausoleum for the bishops of the diocese to be interest so his remains were transferred into that's correct. >>> you're beginning to oakland how has it been in just a few months there now. >>> i officially took over in may 5th so it's been about for five months now. >>> what inspires him but the people of oakland? >>> they're very alive and very committed to to putting their faith into action. and working for the common good and social justice and a sense a lot of energy in the

if you are around the 68 in oakland and 70 in hayward. head inland and it will be mild as opposed to hot. 80, 83 in the livermore area and for the monterey bay, 63 degrees in monterey. going to the a's game tomorrow as they host the bluejays there again at 1:05. partly cloudy and 64 degrees, and then warming up to 67 degrees. so not exactly a hot day, but comfortable, cooler weekend. mid80s inland and then warming it a little each and every day. hot inland by thursday and friday and mid-nineties in the hotspots. a break from the heat for now. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> up next, the latest viral video. this one involving a jumpy goat. >> and we have three more people we want to thank tonight for taking part in the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. lakisha, lidia r of fremont and wendy p of fairfield. >> and you can help make a difference to bay area foster kids. just like abc7 news and $1 gets d you can see >> closed captioning brought to >>> american and canadian researchers announced they developed a spray on skin to treat leg ulcers

the city of oakland is now pointing the finger at at&t. and that could lead at&t to turn off some cell towers in the east bay. nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in oakland with more details on this problem and the fix. jean? >> reporter: well, raj, oakland city staffers looking into the troubled radio system say they noticed a pattern when they mapped out the radio's dead spots. many of those spots surrounded cell phone towers like this one. and they say testing revealed at&t is interfering with the police radio system. >> the vehicle they were chasing crashed. he called in a car accident. and then the suspect fought the officers. and the officer got on the radio to inform dispatch and husbais colleagues what was going on. he was transmitting but he couldn't hear. >> reporter: an oakland police officer on friday didn't know if help was coming when he needed it. his radio failed. police say the $18 million system routinely puts people in danger. after a year of complaints city staffers say they identified the problem. >> i can honestly tell

a crowd of protesters gathered in oakland. they took down a fence and smashed windows and had a campaign office for president obama. abc7 news reporter nick smith is live at telegraph and 17th. >> good evening. we started out with a very different story in mind. you know we talked about focusing on the art and soul festival. we wanted to highlight some of the positive things in this community that continues to struggle. look over my shoulder. this is the narrative that ended up taking control of the evening. there were about 2,000 people participating in the oaknd la first fridayy vepped -- oakland first friday event. they were protesting near 17th and telegraph. they were angry their application for a permit to protest and occupy the corner of 17th and telegraph at the first friday event was denied by the city. oakland police say a crowd of as many as 200 marched from 24th to telegraph and 17th and telegraph and broke a window. there were a few staff members working at the time. none were injured. off camera i was told there

in oakland cbs five. the situation in oakland is part of the larger housing picture in danger that is starting to improve dramatically in anthony mason has more. in new jersey toll brothers a home- building company is putting a outhouses and hiring more workers coopers the company's vice president for finance across markets needed states and to add many price points buyers are coming back. toll brothers which builds high-end homes in 20 states slides owners jump 50% was it's probably the most optimistic we've been in the last five years. and prices are starting to rise in a hundred and 10 of 147 metropolitan markets. the median price of an existing single-family home is now $181,500. an increase of more than 7% from a year ago let's and that's the strongest gain since 2006 at the same time delinquency rates on mortgage loans are declining analysts see the track tracking of housing for the newsletter inside mortgage finance says the construction industry is coming back from the dead. it's actually creating

. >>> oakland's public safety radio system has been plagued problems we have told you about that, we have uncovered what looks like a security breach with the system that cut not only police officers puts the more risk but the people of oakland allen martin with the story you only see on cbs 5. >>> we cannot tell me where this is for security reasons this property in east bay hills critical to the safety of oakland home to a ready transmission tower when the three that power the city's public safety radio system. it is the system oakland police depend on when radioing for back up at a crime scene this tower the when that failed. during president obama's visit in july we walked right up to let there's a partial fans and vandals have been here too and lined up the tower to spray graffiti and tell east bay mud put up a fence for a construction project the transmission tower was completely unprotected. at the site we visited had minimal protection >>> i'm very disappointed >>> we show the video to the oakland police officers association president >>> sing those pictures today showed the

oakland police department is not an option. she went on to criticize the monitor's report saying it lags up to six months behind reality and said "we are now down to nine tasks remaining from an official 55 tasks kwtsd >> the fact they've done a few things over nine years doesn't -- pales in comparison that they have not done the core issues that are the very heart of the nsa. >> reporter: he says they're not in favor of a federal takeover, but if things don't dramatically improve in the next few month, file papers asking for a federal takeover. >> if the federal government does decide to take control, it could bring big changes to the oakland police department. charles clifford spoke with a former san francisco police chief about what a federal takeover could mean for opd. >> reporter: former san francisco police chief tony rubarrow says when it comes to a federal takeover, the judge handling the case has the final say >> he will be the one who will say this is federal law that you have to comply with. >> reporter: but what wo

in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> former oakland police chief bat has new job tonight. baltimore mayor office has confirmed to the abc 7 news that bat is being named the police commissioner of baltimore. he could be introduced as soon as tomorrow in afternoon. he resigned from the oakland police department last year citing battle with bureaucracy and especially with mayor quawchbility he complained he was given full responsibility but limited control of the department. bat is lecturing at harvard since resignation. >> petaluma also league made triumphant rrp home today after finishing third in the world series. st. [applause] petaluma. st fans cheered petaluma as the team arrived at san francisco enter until airport. then hit the road in style complete with a stretch limo and police escort. leading the way crowds line the street khering their hero as the team motorcade passed through petaluma. city plans to hold a parade for the little leaguer this sunday afternoon. >> they wanted to win and everybody wanted them to win the whole thing but they did wonderful. >> so exci

its sports teams week and it seems to be a way to try to convince the oakland raiders and the oakland a's to stay in oakland even as the warriors are looking at san francisco. from the sounds of it it could have been an a's game. but this was a city hall rally with one mission >> keeping all three teams in oakland, the a's, the raiders and the warriors >> it is a tall order for the city that watched the warriors shake hands with the san francisco mayor over plans to move the team there in five years. the oakland a's are in limbo as well, exploring a move to san jose that could deal a crushing blow to the city. the mayor wants to move with plans to expand the coliseum and rallies like this one but for all the chanting in cheerleading, this was not exactly a sellout crowd >> hopefully a few more people can sneak out of work or take an early lunch >> it is the same problem that plagued the a's until recently. a perception that east bay fans just don't care about the team. >> for 15 years the last two ownership groups have consistently said that they don't want to be here anymore and i th

. >>> la violencia en oakland ha surgido un plan para frenar el crimen. >>> la estrategia se llama alto al juego la comunidad esperan que den resultados. beatriz nos informa. que tal beatriz. >>> el eje del plan, que no se ha puesto en practica, consisis evaluar donde provienen los actos de violencia para enfocar recursos en esta dirección. >>> estamos paseando a cada una de las personas. >>> los temores que e se acostumbra uno a ellas. >>> después de las 11 de la noche tho puede andar en la calle, la seguridad de uno no es como antes. >>> la realidad de los residentes de oakland, son 73 las víctimas de homicidio este año 8 de ellas perdieron la vida la semana pasada. >>> hay que admitir que la violencia en el vecindades río ha incrementado >>> pero existe un plan que oakland va incrementar para aumentar el crimen, indicando que el presidente del concilio de esta ciudad. >>> es un programa que es efectivo en new york, en otras ciudades. ¿en qué consiste la estrategia?. >>> la comunidad se junta con las personas que tienen más antecedentes penales. >>> y se les da la oportunidad

oakland. we are at the oakland police department where once again people are talking about a curfew as a possible solution to the crime in oakland. the police chief now saying that he wants to consider options and is working on a proposal. now this came up with carlos nava back in august of 2011. you may remember the three-year- old boy shot down on international boulevard. at that time, then police chief anthony bats said a curfew was needed to stop the violent crime. at that point the mayor of oakland said she opposed a cur fie. she later changed her mind but was still part of a vote that sent it back to a public safety committee. when it was in committee police chief anthony bats stepped down. it seemed like the debate and issues and questions over whether a curfew would work it went away and then started on the 100 block plan. crime went up again this year. by a lot. by 20%. now once again the police chief now howard jordan is saying a curfew may be the apps to solving that crime problem.

in east oakland. piquancy in the footage the bullets went through cards, windows and homes. if the bullets also struck in and killed the suspect in ended 23 year-old man. >> we heard a pop pop pop >> we did receive information from witnesses who were there. there were quite a few people present during the shooting. >> for ... off tell reporters that the victim's father was also shot and killed four years ago. her cousin was also shot dead last month. police say the victim " leaves behind a 9 month old daughter. >>pam: also and all with a 17 year-old oakland mother and her two month old baby daughter of the are safe and sound this evening after being kidnapped at gunpoint by the baby's father. then thurman has details on the search for the suspect. >> oakland police say a manhunt is underway right now for marcos hernandez free if they say last night he kidnapped his girlfriend and bb at gunpoint. also assaultive the girlfriend repeatedly according to police. at the time the believe he was headed toward

in overnight news oakland police spent the past several hours investigating oakland's latest homicide. alex savidge is in the area of 19th street of san pablo where two people were shot. what do you know alex? >> reporter: one of the people that was shot here at this location was killed. that is where two men were sitting in a parked car when someone came up and opened fire. this happened right on san pablo at 19th street. you can see this is market where this all took place. police goth here and -- got here and found several shell casings. the driver hit in the chest and the arm. he drove himself and his passenger to highland hospital and the passenger eventually died from his injuries. in the meantime there was another unrelated shooting we understand at oakland that happened early this morning. this one was on the 7600 block of deer wood. in that case the information is verylimited. we do know the man was shot during a robbery. in addition to those two shootings early this morning there were also two other nonfatal shootings where people were hit by gunfire in the city of oakland e

during president obama's visit to oakland's fox theater last month many of the 100 officers assigned to protect him and handle the protesters outside reported problems with the radio system. now lots of cell phone towers unsuspicion. oakland public safety systems adviser david cruz spoke with abc7 news. >> we are certainly looking at cell sites that are surrounding oakland emeryville, berkeley all areas that can potentially surgeon us within our geographic area. >> reporter: -- surround us within our geograph fix area. >> reporter: right now it is a matter of man ticks. oakland says 16 towers have been shutdown at&t says it has not shutdown any sites but temporarily suspended operation. 3g and 4g networks are not impacted. oakland looking elsewhere to see where cell phone sites are that are interfering with the police officers' ability to talk to another police officer until they are all identified and the system fixed the investigation continues. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to decide as early as next month whether ross mirkarimi

site for the oakland as. they have petitioned to move the team to san jose and the san francisco giants own territorial rights there. >>> they went to extra innings and couldn't get a victory over toronto blue jays. for the second day in a row, they gave up a tieing home run. they attempted to double steel and george goes into left field allow ago run to score. they would win by a final of 3-1. they are continuing their hitting in colorado. they gave the giants an early lead with a 2-run home run and that is his 16th home run of the season. melke cabrera add add solo shot and they go on to win. and sending the tim linsecum to the mound. >>> phelps swam the butterfly leg of the 400 relay. >> they gave the team a win. phelps has 22 medals in four different olympics. 18 of them are gold. >>> south african runner made history at the game. he became the first double amp tee to compete in the athletics. he came in second torans to the final of the 400 motor. he was born without fibulas and his legs were amputated b

. >>> up next, oakland sued. >> i predicted it. i said somebody will get hurt on this road. >> why friends and family are blaming oakland's bad roads for the death of a cyclist. and a nervous day in the air. what a steb word ease found -- stewardess found that forced them to get back to to the ground. >> from dance moms to little league drama there is@ñ@ññcús Ñq >>> the family of a cyclist killed in a tragic ar last year is now suing the city of oak lands. they said the city was warned of the dangerous road conditions and did nothing to fix them. the accident happened last september at grizzly peak boulevard and clairemont avenue. alan wang joins us live from the oakland hills now. alan? >> larry, this is typical of what many cyclists have to dodge up here on grizzly peak of the widow of the cyclist killed here is suing oakland claiming it violated a government code by failing to fix a dangerous road. a rut in the road less than two inches wide ended the life two aather of two andigh. an avid cyclist from alameda. >> he was to

it is in oakland. the it celebrates the lives of those who raise money for cancer research and education. there is a luminaria ceremony. it is in menlo park and villejo. . >>> good morning to you. temperatures are cooler for the inland areas. live look outside the doors. we have gray skies and low clouds. we have fog. little bit of mist and drizzle along the coastline. above the low clouds, we have these. monsoonal moisture pulling in today and the red flag warning due to the system. you see it here on the satellite radar and parts of clear lake starting later today. lasting through perhaps tomorrow morning. here at home. our higher elevations have a slight chance for the possibly of a thunderstorm. and it is there. the bigger risk is the lightning with very little to no rainfall. and satellite radar view will show you the weak system. >> enough moisture and lift here and we have got ridge of high pressure to the east of us. they are combined and bringing in the easterly flow. the monsoonal moisture ov

live look outside show you also oakland. volume of traffic holding steady right here but that construction clearing from downtown both directions, might find a little slowing as those crews clear from the scene. live look from the bay bridge. a little bit of a back up for the cash lanes. no big issue. east shore freeway 50s and 60s from richmond into berkeley. >>> coming up at 5:50 the artist formerly known as snoop dogg. >> did you get a strange e-mail about netflix? i'll tell you what to do about it coming up. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week get whole seedless watermelons fresh off the farm for only $2.98 each. skip the warehouse. 24 rolls of charmin are just $11.99. and kellogg's frosted flakes are a buck 88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> 5:53. welcome back. a plan that would let most of

pd along with the fbi conduct internet sting operations. >> oakland police. open the door so we don't have to use the key. >> on this night, after knerd spotted a pimp with two suspected minors, they enter a hotel room and find a pregnant 17-year-old selling herself and the minors on the internet. >> you're logging on. >> during questioning, the pregnant teen admits to posting internet ads for her pimp while the other minors walked the track for cash. >> were they supposed to work tonight? yes, and i was supposed to. >> though she's been beaten and hospitalized multiple times, the girl who's been sold online since she was 15 says it's tough to escape. farley says the internet makes exploiting teens easy money. buyers can find exactly what they're looking for without ever leaving the comfort of home. for seasoned consumers of girls, there is myredbook.com. on its website, men can rate women in painstaking detail and share extensive performance reviews to inform other potential buyers. >> "she couldn't take a light spanking and she complained about me pulling h

she is live in oakland. >> reporter: here at oakland headquarters, officials say in the past couple of days they have seen an improvement in the radio service but when it comes to solving all the problems they are not out of the awards yet. >> reporter: at&t's towers are the culprit. the signal was turned off on 16 towers and many more may need to be shut down. >> it is interfering with us. when the officers get within the cell sites they start experiencing problems. >> reporter: oakland isn't the only city. at&t also shut down signals that were interfering in new york and new jersey. oakland spent $18 million on the system that is a-year-old. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i can't comment on that. all i know is we began -- i began the investigation on the second and we have been working to identify the problems. >> reporter: while the city pinpointed the signal as the major problem the investigation continues into other issues that are plaguing the system like the failure at the fox theater during president obama's visit. >> lots of different issues right now. you reported on

reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> oakland mayor says she will fight the finding of the new report that cast the police department in a bad light. >> like many other thing in my short life as a mayor, i feel i'm sort of the pinch hitter at the bottom of the ninth. some of the things in the report are pretty old and that's one of the problems i found as being mayor for 18 months. i get reports that are six months old on things that happened six months ago. in this city that's a lifetime. >> she says most of the reports complaints have been solved. one of the most trouble findings was racially tinged photos of the mayor and a judge on a bulletin board inside police headquarters. henderson could decide whether to place the department under federal control. >>> new details in a deadly san francisco shooting. one person is dead, another right now fighting for life this morning. both were shot last night near the intersection of san bruno drive west of highway 101. the suspects are two young men in the 20s. they shot the victims in front of a house and then drov

. >> we will do coverage testing. >> is it too late for oakland to join the regional system? >> bills says it is not. >> when we did the system design we make sure that the infrastructure included the city of oakland so that at some point in time in the future, if they chose to come onto the system there would be fewer obstacles to their participation. >> how do oakland police feel about the regional system? >> i just want a system that works, i do not care who owns it or who built it, i just want a system that protects our officers and the citizens they're serving. >> we are purposely not identifying the locations of their transmissn sites but we want to illustrate what could be security issue. the operator of the regional system also says the new radios that it bought a year ago can be reprogrammed to work with its system. oakland expects a review of the regional plan to be finished in the next two months. >> we're getting a first look inside of the richmond refinery since last week's disastrous fire and we're also learning that the problems going on there are far from over

it's hard to be a sports fan in oakland these days. the a's owner wants to move the team to san jose. the raiders may be eyeing los angeles or santa clara, and the warriors may be moving to san francisco. >> three really great professional teams to none will be sad for this community. >> reporter: but oakland officials, business leaders, and fans are planning a pep rally at city hall next week. the idea is to show support as the a's battle for a spot in the playoffs, and the raiders are about to begin their season. >> the number of jobs they create, and the incredible international they provide. >> reporter: can a rally help? chris is a member of a grassroots group called save oakland sports. >> now it is our chance to do it. >> reporter: the coliseum joint towers authority, the landlord has scheduled a meeting tomorrow to discuss extending the leases of the sports teams. the leases of the a's, and raiders run out this year. the city has proposed building a new sports complex. >> we're talking about looking at building a new stadium. i

they had one run and in oakland. can the giants get a,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> giants traded 400 pence he bats 182 in his first four games since coming to san francisco. peyton manning hopes the broncos' season goes better than the rockies nightmare. a potential double play ball turns into an error. ryan theriot for " safe at first appearing angel pagan scores on the passed ball. giants scored two runs in the first without a base hit during melky cabrera catches the fly ball than nails the runner. lincecum gets help from the defense. giants offense comes to life. five-one san francisco. the other new giant dams on to center, the rockies are horrible to more runs scored. 8-3 the final lincecum picks up his second straight win. dodgers up or run in the ninth anthony result of the cubs goes back and climbs the fence the home run tied the game. bottom of the ninth, he makes an impact and game winning base hit. dodgers win it 7-6 l.a. remains one half-game behind the giants. the record-setting july and the a's have been slow out o

it is going to be, not in time and the oakland a's win. for the first time this year, he is going to get the bye. >> . delivered the 12th ward off one of the season. just 3.5 fax behind taxes for the division lead. the a's and giants play at home, the open last night with identical records, driving 28,000 fewer fans. hopefully that will change for the oakland a's now but have a better record. the warriors signed brandon rushed to a deal. the average 9.8 points. shot over 45 percent from three- point range. last night @ the cubs scammed the scoreboard proposal at wrigley, only one problem. a woman left to get beer when it was flashed across the screen. the guy looked sick to his stomach and had to wait and do it again until she apparently said " yes ". tim lincecum walking to warm up kampala operis late so he may ne in the game tonight. he will have to wait until tomorrow. >> we were talking up the proposal. he should not have center to go get beers. maybe she would have still been there? >> is that what married life is going to be like? >>

>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland apparently the mystery has been solved of why oakland police were having trouble communicating with each other. now we know the problem what is the solution? >> in a san jose courtroom lawyers begin closing arguments in a high stakes patent trial between apple and samsung. >>> huge wildfire out of control in shasta county, 30% contained still aiming at thousands of homes. >>> good morning i'm frances dinglasan starting off with a fatal crash on north 101 in novato, i'll have details coming up. >>> good morning i'm mike nicco, check out this picture, you can see clouds are hanging low, live doppler has been watching drizzle along the coast and mist for the rest of us as we head into the afternoon hours it will be mostly cloudy around the bay temperatures at the coast near 60 inland in the self-ties to 80. >>> -- in the 70s to 80. >>> 5:01, thank you for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. oakland police pin pointing their cause for their radio systemy+ww getting knocked offe air during the president's visit last month.

that many believe to be a solution to oakland's problem. is nearly complete and will serve almost every emergency agency in alameda and contra costa counties so far oakland is staying with its own troubled system. we have members instead of the city of oakland and the city of piedmont to the only to another account of the cities that are not members today. one of the regional systems towers is being built right next to one of oakland's hearthsides and there appears to be quite a contrast the city's site could be easily accessed and compromised by simply cutting through basic ceiling fans in a recently installed backup generator could be easily disconnect in the regional site according to the company installing equipment is stated the ours. airline systems year. after two days of their requests for interviews officials say cbs five was provided a memo from oakland city administrators of the many a city council did in last thursday as says the city notified the commission of british transmission problems in agency is now investigating. the ci

it's hard to be a sports fan in oakland these days. the a's owner wants to move the team to san jose. the raiders may be eyeing los angeles or santa clara, and the warriors may be moving to san francisco. >> three really great professional teams to none will be sad for this community. >> reporter: but oakland officials, business leaders, and fans are planning a pep rally at city hall next week. the idea is to show support as the a's battle for a spot in the playoffs, and the raiders are about to begin their season. >> the number of jobs they create, and the incredible international they provide. >> reporter: can a rally help? chris is a member of a grassroots group called save oakland sports. >> now it is our chance to do it. >> reporter: the coliseum joint towers authority, the landlord has scheduled a meeting tomorrow to discuss extending the leases of the sports teams. the leases of the a's, and raiders run out this year. the city has proposed building a new sports complex. >> we're talking about looking at building a new stadium. i