utilizar una herramienta de guerra para combatir la delincuencia en el condado de alameda esta creando controversia. ---el alguacil propone utilizar los 'drones' o aeronaves tele-dirigidas para ayudar en su lucha contra la delincuencia, pero como nos explica jaime peluffo, ya existe una oposicin organizada. take pkg :01 - :05 :40 :43 1:11 - 1;15 trt: 1:42 o.c. standard out cu - peluffo esta es la nueva herramienta que propone el alguacil del condado de alameda para ayudar a combatir el crimen.. aeronaves teledirigidas que serviran como un ojo de aguila en contra de delicuentes. esta maÑana manifestantes se congregaron en oakland para expresar su oposicin. s.o.t. no cg here 8:20:06 the public demands transparancy and accountability to make sure that these tools are not abused. s.o.t. no cg here 1:00:01 you'll be able to see what the drone is seeing as it is flying.. el alguacil greg ahern dice que podrn ver lo que la nave vea. agrega que la aeronave o drone cuesta entre $50 mil y 100 mil dlares.. un helicoptero cuesta 3 millones y operarlo otros 300 dlares por hora.. s.o.t. graig ahern

>>> up next on a second look, he served as alameda county district attorney. california governor, and chief justice of the united states. we remember earl warren, his crusade against the kukluxklan and his reforms that helped shape the nation. all ahead tonight on a second look. >>> good evening and welcome to a second look. i'm julie haener. tomorrow is the first monday in october the day that the united states supreme court begins its new session each year. tonight we revisit the lives and times of one of the most controversial chief justices in history. earl warren. warren served from 1963 to 1969. but before he was chief justice, warren was governor of california. and before that, the district attorney in alameda county. he was appointed d.a. in 1925 and elected three times after that. and as faith spanta reports in 2000, one of the most important things he did was to fight the kukluxklan in alameda county. >> reporter: 1,500 masked men in white robes and 500 initiates gather. >> are you a native born white gentile american? will you strive for the mainten

alameda "they believe that an accelerant had been used, possibly." este sargento dice que los bomberos creen que un qumico acelerador de fuego fue utilizado en la casa y que cuando este se encuentra donde hay un cadaver, es considerado un fuego sospechoso. las autoridades dicen que la mujer estaba sola en el hogar pero no han revelado la causa de su muerte o en que lugar especifico estaba el cadaver. denise haven - conoce a la victima "i was just shocked, i couldn't believe it" denise haven dice que la victima vivia en la casa con su novio, un bombero jubilado quien supuestament e esta de vacaciones en utah. howard schenone - vecino "he's one of the nicest neighbors" este hombre asegura que el novio de la mujer es uno de los vecinos mas simpaticos y que la ultima vez que lo vio fue hace dos semanas.. cg informa: mayra tostado las autoridades no han revelado si ya se comunicaron con l pero han solicitado una orden de allanamiento para averiguar si la mujer fue asesinada. colby staysa - investigador "sometimes people die in fires and it's an accident"

. >>> pittsburgh steelers rookie alameda ta'amu is on bail this morning after he allegedly led police on a wild drunken chase. place say the 22-year-old was driving an suv the wrong way early sunday morning. alameda ta'amu crashed into several parked cars injuring a female driver. >> he hit three or four cars. he was pin balling off the street apparently. tow trucks were here for hours. >> entire passenger side was destroyed. side view mirror, the door, possibly the front axle of my car. >> place say alameda ta'amu who is six foot, 340 pounds tried to flee on foot. youtube video shows his arrest. alameda ta'amu faces several charges including felony fleeing police, aggravated assault and dui. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" five things to know if you're considering to become a homeowner. this is the "cbs morning news". "cbs morning news". ,,,,,,,, state of colorado have more than just the presidential race to consider. there's a ballot initiative that could make colorado the first state in the nation to legalize marijuana not just for medical use but recreati

we're following breaking news in alameda county. fire investigators are on the scene of a deadly house fire and they are calling it suspicious. >> cbs 5 reporter anne makovec is at the home in castro valley where a criminal investigation is now under way. anne. >> reporter: yeah, we know that there was a fire at the house here behind me in castro valley. there is a body in the house but no other details at this point. the fire was relatively small. we can't even see any fire damage from the outside of the house. it was a one alarm fire. as far as the body inside we don't know how that person died. sheriff's deputies expanded the crime scene here on san carlos avenue about a half hour ago. they moved all of us back, all of us reporters, and we're waiting for more information right now. i did speak with a neighbor who says the man who lived in the allows is a retired firefighter from san francisco. and that he lives there with his girlfriend. but again, we don't know whether either of them could be the body that was found inside of th

good afternoon, i'm roberta gonzales on a marine convoy from san francisco to alameda. it's all a part of fleet week with mobile weather. >> look good, roberta. i like it. all right. as far as your forecast goes, cooler weather on tap starting to feel like fall all across the bay area. and even a chance of rain in our seven-day forecast. we'll snow it to you coming up. -- we'll show it to you coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, connected with the fatal shooting of a u.s. border pl >>> federal police have arrested two men who may be connected with a fatal shooting of a u.s. border patrol agent according to a mexican law enforcement official. the deadly shooting happened earlier this week about five miles north of the mexico arizona border. agent nicholas ivie and two other patrol officers were fired upon after responding to a tripped fence. one officer was treated and released, the other not hurt. >>> stock prices are rising and retailers are reporting mixed results on september sales. overall, sales were up 3.9%. let's take a look right now at the dow. it's up about 85 points.

the upper right one is the alameda park station. they could not aid the private agencies. alameda had its own electrical system. these are various projects. los angeles storm drain system. they raised the dam. your water is a product of pw a. they built the sacramento water reservoir. the fans were so well built that in fact, they are still in use. the engineers said we have to replace a ball bearing. we of course, have neglected our infrainstruct our and it's rated to be a d and dropping. so if you don't pay your taxes, things do fall down. much of it is things that were built during the new deal. fortunately, they built them very well. so the stuff was really built to last. but, if you don't have taxes to run a state. i expect we will see more of that stuff. i will give you a brief tour that we take for granted. the commitment to public education in all its manifestations. public schools from kindergarten to higher education. there are thousand of new deal schools built within less than ten years. many have art work in or on them. this is berkeley high school. you shall

the first was alameda county. human case discovered and livermore. they say that the person who has this illness will survive in is doing ok. reggie kumar says that how a mosquito abatement official or trying to find the source. >> alameda county are saying that the health department cannot give specific information about the person that is infected with west nile. because of patient confidentiality. the alameda county district saying that they learned of the first human case late last week. this person might not have been bitten near their residence in livermore. >> this was a troubled history to the central valley. we are not particularly worried because the have-traveling history to the central valley. the winter is coming. the temperatures are decreasing. there are a number of cases but there are not a lot of cases of mosquitos out. we have not had any mosquitos testing positive. >> they've searched the person's property. >> what we do is we go to that property and fanned out from that area and looking for standing water and mosquito larvae. and

marines to alameda. then i made my way back here because i'm now aboard the macon island in san francisco. this ship is huge. it's basically a city on water when it is out at sea. it is about 840 feet long. [ signal breakup ] roughly about the size of three of football fields back to back. coming up at 6:00 tonight, only right here on cbs 5 will you see this. we are going to take you on a personal tour of the flight deck and only other way you can see that is if you come here for fleet week from tomorrow through sunday. reporting from the macon island in san francisco, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> big stuff. >> yeah. >> so much going on it's almost mind numbing. i might watch a movie stay home. >> exactly. rent a dvd. >>> julie? >> well, stretching your paycheck at the grocery store just because they claim it's healthy doesn't mean it is. coming up, the five common gimmicks that may waste your money. >>> many shoppers may a premium for foods advertised as healthy and good. are they worth it? cbs 5 consume

they are planning a rally on november 10th. >>> next month alameda sheriff's department is facing a 3 million-dollar federal lawsuit that says he abused his authorities. he helped a woman locked in a custody fight. ryan lancaster, the father on the other side of that battle said the custody battle cost him his two sons. >> i don't know what would cause an officer to disclose confident information -- confidential information and disclose it. stupidity i imagine. >> martin is accused of passing a long information that was used in the face. the alameda sheriff's department is accused of not following up on the allegations. >>> they have a connection between the lack of sleep and obesity. not getting enough sleep can harm fat cells and that can lead to very serious health problems. sleep deviation can reduce fat cells that are needed for regulating energy storing and use which can lead to type ii diabetes. the national league lock out is in its 5th week and they plan on resuming contract negotiations. last week they missed their first scheduled paycheck of the season. 82 games have been c

but alameda has its first human case, discovered in livermore. the person will survive and is doing okay. reggie kumar tells us residents should not panic. >> reporter: alameda county health officials cannot give specific information about the livermore residence who is infected with the west nile virus. the mosquito abatement district learned of this year's first human case late last week. of the resident may not have been bitten by a mosquito. >> the person did have history of travel to the east. so they may have been infected somewhere else. we don't have large numbers of biting mosquitos out. >> reporter: officials searched the resident's property for mosquitos. >> we also put traps out to make sure that we don't have large numbers of adult mosquitos. we don't find it find to fog because there aren't large numbers of biting mosquitos out right now. we are getting late in the season. temperatures have come down. the populations are inclining. >> reporter: officials in hayward tell me there have only been two other human cases in alameda county

now, brian lan caster's attorney has file add $3 million federal lawsuit against alameda county, lan caster's ex-wife, her attorney, and two law enforcement officer. his claim is an alameda county sheriff's deputy and a pleasanton police officer disclosed confidential information to lan caster's ex-wife so she could use it against him in the custody battle for their two children. >>> there is new intriguing information today on a south bay woman who rushed to numerous neighborhood arsons. >>> her neighbor shown on camera. >> shocking. very shocking. we kind of suspected it was a neighbor. >> not her, huh. >> no, never her. >> why's that. >> she was always very concerned. >> looking back now, what about her actions that you think about now. >> well, she was always the first person out there. >> release dz on bail this morning. we knocked on her door. nobody answered but as we waited, somebody locked the door and set the dead bolt. >> neighbors say often talked about how she and a long-time partner put on the fout of july fire works somehows in gil roy and according to some public repo

new stall southbound 880 before alameda. i wanted to show you the waze app, if you are lucky enough to be going to at&t park tonight grey way to navigate you might want to download this it is free on your smartphone. >>> 6:02. in san francisco police still searching for at least one man who opened fire on an officer in the mission district. terry mcsweeney joins us live with the investigation now underway. >> reporter: mission police station hoping to get new information on this, it could be the police are still putting this together. complicated situation. take a look at pictures we have that add.com case of the matter a couple -- that add.com case of the matter, you see a couple people in handcuffs please are telling us 1:30 this morning, possibly three people nay moving vehicle shot at a police officer, the -- in a -- it was happening in close quarters. the vehicle took off, officer followed in a car. not saying it was a marked car might have been an undercover officer we don't know, he called for back-up one suspect take

this all happening on san carlos avenue and alameda street. this is not too far from the 580 580/238 interchange and christie smith has just learned brand new information from authorities out there. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, a sergeant with the sheriff's department tells me that they are expanding the investigation. in fact more people are due out here. they do say this is a criminal investigation after a body was found in a home here on san carlos avenue. i believe we have some video this morning of some of the investigators going in and out of the home. we were up closer earlier. they moved us back and closed down the street. what we know is this started sometime after midnight. a single alarm fire. when you look at the home itself, it's hard to tell there was any fire at all. in fact it was in the back of the home and the attic. i spoke with one neighbor who tells me that a retired lieutenant with the san francisco fire department lives in the home with either a girlfriend on a son. he said he just wasn

she is live in alameda with more tonight. jodi? >> reporter: the trailers used are electronically controlled and capable of carrying some 600 tons. the folks here at alameda are experts in executing huge moves. but moving a space shuttle is a new endeavor. >> it can crab diagonally this way, and it can also carousel, which would be spinning 360 degrees. >> reporter: you're looking at a replica of the computer-controlled trailers that took the space shuttle "endeavour" on its final mission, a move that was engineered and carried out by a bay area-based company called sarens. >> it was a huge honor to play any kind of a role in this project. i've never seen so many happy faces on the streets of los angeles. >> reporter: charlie wells was a left-wing spotter on the 12-mile city street trek. as a colleague maneuvered the shuttle using a remote control, wells helped make sure nothing touched the $1.8 billion shuttle, despite some tight spaces. >> no leaves, no branches, no light poles, obviously. but the tiles on the shuttle are very fr

about 79 in alameda. and 81 in hayward. even 70s at the coast but this is it. we have some rain coming our way, too. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. let's check the roads now with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. we have two separate accidents we're following both of which don't sound good. one is right there approaching the san mateo bridge toll plaza so we are getting a little more information on this. apparently, three lanes are blocked now on westbound 92 and that car involved in the accident on its roof. so there may be injuries likely injuries, and again chp is on the scene now so expect some delays heading towards the toll plaza. as you can see from our traffic camera once you got past the pay gates things move fine across the span. northbound 101 approaching marsh road menlo park multi- vehicle injury crash two patients reported by chp so a couple of the left lanes are blocked now so it's slow in the northbound lanes along the peninsula through the menlo park area. we'll have much more traffic coming up including a check of mass trans

it's not meant for random patrolling of streets in alameda county. it's meant for mission-specific details. >> reporter: and that brings me to my next question. some groups, electronic freedom foundation, aclu, have expressed privacy concerns with this sort of device. what do you say to people who are concerned about privacy with this thing flying overhead? >> well, again, it would be for mission-specific events. so if a person has a firearm in an area, i don't think people are going to be too upset if we fly this over that. we already have robots that are unmanned. we don't run those down the street surveilling people. again, this is for specific event. and we believe it just makes everybody in law enforcement safer. >> reporter: how is it different from a helicopter? would this replace the helicopter you have? >> well, certainly far cheaper than a helicopter, and quite honestly, these are already being used in the bay area by some news organizations, just for that reason. they are cheaper and they can be immediately deployed. helicopter's $500 an h

so in alameda county it is 52% who will either write in now or mail their ballot in. in california, it's about 50/50. and who does it help? well, it used to be republicans because they were generally ones that were a little more well off they could go away and they would send in an absentee ballot but now as you heard this gentleman say and we talked to, he might be working two jobs. so he's a democrat and it's hard to tell who will benefit. in oakland, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> as campaign 2012 heats up, cbssf.com is holding a presidential forum. the candidates answering our questions. today's topic, how each would create new jobs. >>> other bay area headlines tonight a small earthquake rattling the napa valley this morning magnitude 3.3 shaker hitting at about 9:30 roughly 6 miles northeast of vallejo. there were no reports of any serious damage or injuries. >>> a california judge suspended public hearings sparked by the deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion. the delay will allow for closed door negotiations on fines to be levied against pg&e. the hearings will re

. >> reporter: the oakland pd is thinking of asking for help with officers from the alameda county sheriff's office and the chp. this would be a temporary fix until the next group of cadets graduates from the oakland police academy next year. city officials say they need help now because major crime is up 20%, burglaries up 40% and there have been 100 homicides. the police force is now at 629 officers. that is down from 837 just four years ago. discussions are now starting between the city and the sheriff's department which says it would provide deputies if the city and police union can figure out a plan. that's one of the problems. oakland has no money for extra first right now. their salaries would be almost $160,000 at least one city council member saying that they could end up dipping into reserves. >>> oakland police hope they can solve a murder case from a year ago. charles butler was killed december 22, 2011, after bumping the fender of another car on the city's north side. the video shows two suspects arguing with butler, who is seen in a white hoodie here. investigators say the two

it's happening on san carlos and alameda street not far from the 580/238 interchange. a call came in a little after 12:30 this morning for a fire in the back of the house and the attic. it is suspicious. christie smith joins us live from the scene with what you've learned. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. well, a sergeant on scene with the sheriff's department has confirmed this morning that this is a criminal investigation. in fact it is expanding. they're bringing more investigators in after a house fire, it's a very small house fire, turned deadly here on san carlos avenue. i do believe we have some video for you this morning of investigators going in and out of the home. i can tell you we were closer and they just moved all the media down the street. what we know, single alarm fire. most of the damage to the rear and attic of the home. just looking at it, though, you don't see much damage at all. i spoke with a couple of neighbors. they tell me that a retired san francisco firefighter lives in the home with either a son or a girlfrie

gustavo mora/detective alguacil de alameda la golpearon muy brutalmente tenia senales en su cara y en su cuerpo de que la golpearon la casa ubicada en el 2431 de la avenida san carlos en castro valley es propiedad del companero sentimental por decadas de latiolais, un bombero retirado de san francisco....ho y las autoridades resaltaron que el se encontraba fuera del estado y que de ninguna forma es sospechoso...l a clave de la investigacion ahora esta en esta camioneta volvo 2006, propiedad de la pareja. el sospechoso o los sospechosos robaron varias cosas de la casa y el carro de la victima que estaba estacionado fuera de la casa el auto fue hallado al dia siguiente en el bulevar brookdale de castro valley. segun la policia, testigos dijeron ver a un hombre similar al de este bosquejo, manejar el auto e irse del area estamos esperando que alguien miro a los sospechosos que traian este carro la noche de octubre 18 y octubre 19 mientras tanto vecinos, contienen los nervios ante lo ocurrido andrea blackburn/vecina could pudo haber sido cualquiera de nosotros, asi nos sentimos, no tenia

standard out cu - peluffo esta es la nueva herramienta que propone el alguacil del condado de alameda para ayudar a combatir el crimen.. aeronaves teledirigidas que serviran como un ojo de aguila en contra de delicuentes. esta maÑana manifestantes se congregaron en oakland para expresar su oposicin. s.o.t. no cg here 8:20:06 the public demands transparancy and accountability to make sure that these tools are not abused. s.o.t. no cg here 1:00:01 you'll be able to see what ---otra medida que esta siendo analizada por la policia de oakland, es solicitar ayuda a agencias locales. take vo ---los funcionarios de la ciudad contemplan la posible contratacion de agentes del alguacil y de la patrulla de caminos para que resguarden la seguridad de los ciudadanos. ---esto se debe en gran parte al desgaste fisico y mental de los agentes de la entidad ante la falta de elementos. ---el cabildo asegura que la medida seria provisional hasta que el proximo grupo de cadetes que estan siendo capacitados... se graduen. ---la ciudad no revelo cuantos agentes contratara o como pagar sus salarios. blanca -

. >>> in a few hours, the alameda sheriff's department may tell us who has been arrested for the beating and then murdered after her house was set on fire. barbara latchley lived with her boyfriend. he's mott considered a suspect. police are scheduled to tell us the details on the suspect would was arrested. >>> 24-year-old ulissis rios was arrested last month in connection with a rain and two -- rape and two connected rapes. investigators say rios allegedly trying to assault a 50-year-old woman but he got away. police say there was a third incident that happened on october 11th, when police say rios offered a 20-year-old a ride and then raped her. >>> as promised the oakland police department could get some much-needed help as soon as next week. the california highway patrol says it plans to toned -- to send officers to high crime areas of the city. yesterday's chp announcement came just a few hours after governor brown confirmed to send the troops in when he was here in "mornings on 2." >>> campaign moneys what's been eached -- what's been eached, $2 million. >>> hey, sal, are cars spe

few sun breaks. 70 in cupertino, 71 in san jose, 70s for the inland valleys. 76 in livermore. 65 in alameda. cool along the coast . 64 in san francisco. 70s up through the north bay. the extended forecast, tomorrow a chance of showers, but mainly just the clouds going to be coming through. the rest of the week, conditions don't change much. but then warmer conditions with more sunshine into the weekend. >>> bay area baseball fans have not seen the last of their teams yet! gary is up next with giants and a's highlights. ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. [ female announcer ] for more information or to find a retailer near you, vi

in the morning, in alameda. neighbors called in more than 1,700 noise complaints. >>> the city of oakland released a statement that reads in part, quote, we apologize for the discomfort and inconvenience, -- inconvenience. we are sorry for the situation. >>> still, you will have to give up plastic bags and they will offer up compostable bags instead and they are required to charge a dime for each one. the law kicks off for restaurants and bakeries next year. >>> here in the bay area, you are encouraged to try to take transportation or try to carpool and today marks the third spare the air day of the season. >>> sal is checking in to make sure everything is running on time, sal? >>> that is right, so far we are starting the morning off on time with all the bart trains. it is a very nice looking drive, if you are coming up to the toll plaza, no major problems getting into the city. that traffic looks good on highway 17. let's go to steve. >>> maybe around daily city, passive can, i don't think it has much of a cha

bay farm island in alameda. you can see the sun was glowing there was absolutely gorgeous. hot day today and we are headed for another hot one as we head into tomorrow. get ready for that as we check out right now, live doppler 7 hd. you'll see what is happening. there is a few clouds out there. not anything in the form of fog, but higher clouds, well off the coastline. we're not expecting any fog anytime soon. clear and mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow and much cooler weather is headed our way for the rest of the week. you'll see the changes that are coming. let's ke a look, tomorw's gh temperature, 95 on tuesday for santa rosa. dropping to 80 and then by thursday, down to 78 degrees. san francisco, is going from 85 tomorrow, 20-degree drop as we head into your wednesday. 65 degrees and 62 on nurse. check out san jose, from 95 to 80. we are going to see a quick drop-off beginning on wednesday and continuing through thursday. this is the area of low pressure that will bring us the cooler weather but not tomorrow. this hot air mass stays with us so it will bring another ho

sun is setting at about 6:30 these days it is going to be a gorgeous day, alameda is looking good 72, 76 in caster valley, 81 in pittsburgh, danville 81, 78 san jose. 76 for santa clara, along the peninsular 80, 73 for palo alto, 69 in downtown san francisco, mid-60s in half-moon pacific can and again, wednesday thursday we will begin the that where height and fire danger could be forecast for our hills as well. >> it tends to be a swing month where you can go hot to cold. >> we will be back and forth for the first half. >> thank you rosemary. >>> well, good news for people who like to fish or go boating. after be closed for a year, they were closed while workingers added 40 fit. the new march arena has -- marina has welcomed fresh landscaping. >>> the new area begins april 20th. the public commission added it because the 408 area code is expected to run out of numbers early next year. they will have 669 area code and if you have a 408 area code it will not change but you will need to dial 1-408 to each area code. the mint peninsular district, it can be taken down or they will seal th

whole thing being overseen by rigging interfere national which is based in alameda. endeavor is parked right now near the iconic randy do nut. landmark giant do nut roof top ornament. familiar to anyone who travels through lax. look at the scene on the streets of los angeles. shilingts being off loaded from its electric hauler and put ton lighter multi-wheel trailer, doing now. toyota tundra will pull the trailer and shuttle across the 4 05 freeway on the way to downtown inglewood. now we show you the route from lax all the way to the california science center. some 12 miles or so. should reach the science center final destination put on display for people to see at 9:00 o'clock tomorrow night. almost exactly 12 hours from now. just amazing day on the streets of l.a. >> more to get to this friday night. coming up. house blown to submits reasons in denver and family inside when it happens. you get details. >> plus today big fire in san francisco. westportal strupt goes up in flames sadly. along with livelihood of the workers. >> get ready for a major warm-up in the ba

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the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the death as a suicide. >>> most of us know a water reservoir that supplies the bay area with clean water and energy. but what would it take to retore it to what it ones was? measure f is what it's called. cbs 5's grace lee tells us it's just a first step in what could be a long political road. >> reporter: voters are considering if they want to take a closer look at our energy and water alternatives if we were to drain hetch hetchy. it would be one of the most emotional issues on the ballot this november. water has buried the hetch hetchy valley since the early 1920's. it supplies san francisco with 85% of its drinking water. now there is a movement to drain the reservoir and restore it to look like its twin, yosemite valley, complete with green meadows, birds, an entire ecosystem restored. it sounds crazy this idea of draining something that's been around since the early 20's. do you think that's possible? >> totally doable. >> reporter: he believes that after just one or two years, we could restore the grassland. within 50 years, a

. >>> the alameda sheriff's department will release new details about the woman found dead after a castro house fire. the woman's body was discovered early last thursday. investigators later said her death and the fire are suspicious. the home is owned by a retired san francisco firefighter but he's not considered a suspect in this case. >>> jury deliberations continue today in the trial of giselle esteban accused of killing east bay nursing student michelle le. prosecutors say esteban killed le last year because esteban thought le was having an affair with her boyfriend. her attorney said esteban acted in the heat of passion and is guilty of manslaughter, but not murder. >>> new information about another controversy involving pg&e pipeline safety. according to "the chronicle" pg&e said pipelines in the east bay and san jose are safe without proof of inspections. about four and a half miles of gas pipelines. the pipes were at risk of corrosion failure. pg&e blames fault yet record- keeping for the oversight. >>> nurses at stutter hospital are expected to walk off the job, in alameda, cont

bay farm island in alameda. you can see the sun was glowing there was absolutely gorgeous. hot day today and we are headed for another hot one as we head into tomorrow. get ready for that as we check out right now, live doppler 7 hd. you'll see what is happening. there is a few clouds out there. not anything in the form of fog, but higher clouds, well off the coastline. we're not expecting any fog anytime soon. clear and mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow and much cooler weather is headed our way for the rest of the week. you'll see the changes that are coming. let's take a look, tomorrow's high temperatures, 95 on tuesday for santa rosa. dropping to 80 and then by thursday, down to 78 degrees. san francisco, is going from 85 tomorrow, 20-degree drop as we head into your wednesday. 65 degrees and 62 on nurse. check out san jose, from 95 to 80. we are going to see a quick drop-off beginning on wednesday and continuing through thursday. this is the area of low pressure that will bring us the cooler weather but not tomorrow. this hot air mass stays with us so it will bring ano

the opening statements are happening right now inside the alameda county courthouse. we have so far only heard from the prosecution. he told the jury that gisele estaba is guilty of the murder of michelle lay. the family was there wearing pins with her picture on them and listened as how giselle let her jealousy get out of control, how her former husband is spending too much time with her when they were, in fact, just friends. we heard recordings where estoban accused him of lying about the relationship and learned astoban stole a i.d. badge and saw phone records detailing dozens of calls and text to the hospital and we are now trying to see how he tried to get more information about when lay would get there. . >> reporter: that was her father there speaking. the courtroom was so full they had to send people out. the prosecutor was saying it was on may 27, 2011 when ford said he is to ban went to the hospital, waited in the parking garage, attacked lay, killed her and dumped her body. they did show graphic picture that is made many of the family members very upset, to

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but an alameda spokesperson is expected to give us an update on a house fire which has turned into a grim call investigation. 6:04 news. >>> police officers and s.w.a.t. teams were near the intersection of cairo road. he barricaded himself inside the house. two hours later he surrendered peacefully. >>> a candidate is now talking about being robbed just as he was returning home from a neighborhood crime meeting. it happened. he turned him around seeing if he with cut back on oakland's crime rate. >> i hear, crime, crime, crime in every part of the district. now i feel it firsthand. >> now cobb said he stole his iphone and told him to run away. he was not injured and so far police have more information. >>> it was supposed to be light hearted when they get on stage and they will be at the foundation dinner. coming up at 6:15, out on the campaign trail what the two presidential candidates are saying tuesday night's debate. ktvu channel 2 morning news' tara moriarty joins us at civic center plaza with a controversy over a big pile of dirt. >>> the. >> reporter: they have been -- >> repo

. >>> police also searching for a man that robbed a bank in alameda at gunpoint. the robbery reported at the city bank on webster street at 10:00 yesterday morning. the gunman pulled out the gun, then escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash and other items from that bank. he's described as a man in his 20s. about 5'8" waking 280 pounds -- weighing 230 pounds. >>> one bay area teenager is fighting for the right to earn his eagle scout after getting kicked out of the boy scouts because he is gay. ryan is not taking no for an answer. his mother launched an online petition demanding ryan become an eagle scout after completing the requirements for scoutings top honors. yesterday they delivered the petitions armed with more than 400,000 signatures to the officials of the local boy scout council. >> the support i'm getting is nothing like i have ever had before. 400,000 signatures is just like not even dreamable. >> the boycotts say ryan quote does not meet scouting membership standard on sexual orientation. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors is expected to appr

let us take a look at alameda county it is up 9%. alameda county--and from the begin of low. copper costa county also increasing by 20 percent. contra costa, and santa clara, and santa clara with also the median home price of $620,000. sales were down a doubt but that is normal. experts say that an improving economy and low mortgage rates are hoping the economy toward foreclosures are 1/2 they were one year ago. the hottest right now or homes and condominiums over one half of the dollars. and also flipping. that has increased. over one half million dollars is the hottest commodity. credit however is still making it difficult. >> they visiting harvard professor and stanford university has won want the nobel peace prize in economics. he received a phone call after he will receive a kit stanford faculty member at sure that $1.2 million prize with ucla professor. and they both did work and mathematics and applied principles of supply & demand and innovative ways. >> the warriors are showing off new drawings just south of the bridge. also new conventions and concerts. there'll be

chp arrested him and charged him with driving under the influence here on highway 680 in alameda county. officers say he was driving at a high rate of speed we'ving in and out of lanes. records show this is the second time morningstar was arrested for a dui. the first eight years ago in san luis obispo. then he was placed on probe yaichlgts in april of this year the chief appeared in court, convicted on last december's offense. morningstar sentenced to 11 days in jail. placed on five years probation. his license suspended two yes. both incidts being investigated by a military unit possible charge include off duty misconduct and violation of regular skplaigs poll sismt camp park did not answer a request for an answer. our calls were also not returned. vic lee abc 7 news. >> a noisy protest over a deadly police shooting may spill over into a stuns meeting. family members of allen blueford contesting a report that found police were justified of the deadly shooting of the teenager. laura? >> this is just the latest in a series of events that his family, attorneys and supporters have held in

that is how the alameda county sheriff's officers describe the woman who was found dead burned in a house. two teens are now in custody. they are both accused of killing barbara lachley. a relative of the younger boy tipped off police. they say the 18-year-old admitted to the killing. investigators say the teens beat her and set the house on fire. firefighters found lachley's body after responding to a fire on october 18th. >>> a new york couple with strong ties to the bay area are devastated after their children were found stabbed to death by their nanny. kevin and corinna krim moved to new york a year ago. she walked into the apartment last night to find their 2-year-old son leo and their daughter, lalcio dead in the bathtub. >> on the floor of the bathroom is the nanny, who apparently had inflicted wounds in her throat. >> this morning, that nanny is in critical, but stable condition. be neighbors never saw or heard any problems with the nanny. the 3-year-old daughter who survived because she was with her mom at the time at a swim lesson. >> that story is numbing to say the least. >>>

the company reported -- alameda. the company reportedly paid $2.5 million. >> and they're planning on just taking it apart. but the initial use to haves detect low radar -- was to detective low radar on the ocean floor. >> another navy top-secret project. >> that's what i'm told. >> reporter: there's no mystery why the barge and seashadow are docked on treasure island. it's temporary until the owners can find a place to break it up for scrap metal and reuse the barge. >>> they may be locked up, but california prison inmates have never been so well connected. cellphones are being smuggled to them by the thousands every day, allowing crime bosses to keep calling the shots from prison. joe vasquez on the interesting ways the phones are getting in. >> reporter: meet drako. a specially trained cane ine for the prison system. his expertise is finding contraband, which has expanded in recent years. nowadays, cellphones are a growing problem. >> there they are. >> reporter: sergeant wayne conrad says it turns out the cellpho

. >> alameda sheriff spokes person, the mans was resisting arrest, even threatening deputies at one point. all deputies could do is respond with forks. >> oakland seems to have a policy, where they will swing first, speak later. >> in oakland, christine ayers, cbs 5. >> and alameda sheriff office tells christine, they will investigate only if someone files a complaint. >>> few months ago, we saw a candidate talked about legitimate rape. today, another candidate is talking about rape and god's intention. >> the candidate is richard murdock. he's running for u.s. senate. one that republicans are counting on to help him take control of the senate. here's what he said in the final minutes when he was asked about the opposition to abortion. >> i know there's some that will disagree. i believe life dpins at conception. the only exception to have an abortion is in the case in the life of a mother. i struggle for a long time. life is a gift from god. even when life begins in a horrible situation of rape, it's something god intended to happen. >> richard murdock's comments comes in the same day wh

this is alameda and dwood street. the street is closed off and an investigation is under way with officers in the front of the home. the gray house to our right is where it happened. vallejo police say the two men who lived in the t into an arme they started smashing windows and breaking things in the house. if you look at the cars in the driveway you can see the windows smashed out as well. several neighbors called police to report this. and police arrived around 1:30, and when police arrived, officers say they saw a naked man running out of the driveway. they saw smoke in the back of the house, and then a 29-year- old man, the other guy who lived here approached police and according to officers at the scene, quote, pointed his rifle at the officer's stomach. that's when another officer, fearing for their safety, shot the man with the rifle. >> as soon as i heard them pull up, bang bang bang bang bang. >> how many shots? >> at least 10. maybe up to finish. >> i came down here. i seen one guy being taken away by the p

. >> item 11, prove project cuw37403, san antonio back up pipeline in the sunol area of alameda county, california, and authorize the general manager to implement the project. >> commissioners, any -- >> commissioners. any >> general manager. >> fine. >> any questions? we have the material in front of us. would you like a presentation? or do i have a motion? >> i will move it. >> it's moved. >> second. >> and seconded. >> any discussion? >> if i may take one second if i may to thank scott mcpherson, the project manager on this. he slugged through this many times and did a great job. vivian chow, the project manager as well is also here. congratulations to both. >> here we have a motion and second. >> any public discussion? seeing none, all in favor. >> aye. >> the item carries. >> item 12, prove the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a purchase and sales agreement with serving evans street for approximately 4.68 acres for 15 million subject to approval by the board of supervisors and mayer. >> yes, ms. russell. >> good afternoon, welcome general manager a

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>> there are fabulous things going on in alameda county right now. unified started talking off the year and showed the movie of bully to students and right now students are developing posters that they are using all over the district. they are developing their own anti-bully messages and using student language to talk about it. >> cheryl: is the idea to punish the perpetrator, the bully? how do you deal with the bully? >> the idea to prevent bullying as much as you can. we give students and people tools to help with the issue. i think when we find out that a student has been bullied it's important to work with the student that has been victimized but to work with them separately. the balance of power i talked about earlier can be played out and brings them together. i think working with them separately and getting to the root of issue is very helpful. >> cheryl: do you think school districts can do a better job on this? >> i think they can. i think schools have a tremendous amount of things they are trying to accomplish in a six hour day. i know that

>> there are fabulous things going on in alameda county right now. unified started talking off the year and showed the movie of bully to students and right now students are developing posters that they are using all over the district. they are developing their own anti-bully messages and using student language to talk about it. >> cheryl: is the idea to punish the perpetrator, the bully? how do you deal with the bully? >> the idea to prevent bullying as much as you can. we give students and people tools to help with the issue. i think when we find out that a student has been bullied it's important to work with the student that has been victimized but to work with them separately. the balance of power i talked about earlier can be played out and brings them together. i think working with them separately and getting to the root of issue is very helpful. >> cheryl: do you think school districts can do a better job on this? >> i think they can. i think schools have a tremendous amount of things they are trying to accomplish in a six hour day. i know that

bay farm island in alameda. you can see the sun was glowing there was absolutely gorgeous. hot day today and we are headed for another hot one as we head into tomorrow. get ready for that as we check out right now, live doppler 7 hd. you'll see what is happening. there is a few clouds out there. not anything in the form of fog, but higher clouds, well off the coastline. we're not expecting any fog anytime soon. clear and mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow and much cooler weather is headed our way for the rest of the week. you'll see the changes that are coming. let's take a look, tomorrow's high temperatures, 95 on tuesday for santa rosa. dropping to 80 and then by thursday, down to 78 degrees. san francisco, is going from 85 tomorrow, 20-degree drop as we head into your wednesday. 65 degrees and 62 on nurse. check out san jose, from 95 to 80. we are going to see a quick drop-off beginning on wednesday and continuing through thursday. this is the area of low pressure that will bring us the cooler weather but not tomorrow. this hot air mass stays with us so it will bring ano