i'm terry mcsweeney live at the federal building in san francisco. barry bonds' trial is over. now are you ready for another trial? it could happen. story coming up in a live report. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in oakland where a head honcho is getting paid almost a million dollars to go away. >> live look at the embarcadero, downtown san francisco. we have high clouds but no rain this morning. a couple of chances in your forecast. i'll tell you when in a few minutes. >> and few incidents reported right now.

chp says it's a good ride out there with very light traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> good thursday morning. >> it's 5:00 a.m. april 14th, today would normally be tax day. >> but thank goodness we got an extension. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm janelle ngt the voog for a mistake nau manager after a current one resigned after reaching a one million dollar severance deal. some say there was pressure on for her to quit. >> $958,000 to go away, janelle. can you imagine. next friday will be her last day. in february, the bart board of directors voted 5-4 to fire her but a lawyer told the board they did that meeting in closed session and that violated laws. yesterday, she announced she

would resign. board members acknowledged the almost million dollar payout. it seems ridiculous, $340,000 is to avoid litigation. $600,000 is for sevps pay but some board members point out it's cheaper to defend a lawsuit and cheaper than losing an illegal case. they don't say why she would have reason to sue or any merit in the case. here is more to the mystery. no one said why the board wanted to get rid of her. she is leaving behind a budget surplus of $28 million. also00 her watch there was an earthquake retrofit project that scheduled to be finished under budget. big mystery, big money. now that she is leaving, board needs to appoint an interim general manager and search for a permanent replacement. they plan to start that process today.

>> eric: it's 5:02. attorneys for barry bonds are already planning an appeal after a jury's decision made their client a convicted felon. terry mcsweeney joins us live from the courthouse. >> reporter: he is a convicted felon right now but a little over a month from now he hay no longer be a convicted felon. take a look at bonds and his attorneys coming out of court yesterday. he is a convicted felon but his legal team plans to air peel the conviction on obstruction of justice. on one count of injecting steroids they voted 11-1 in favor of conviction. they may retry some or all of the count where there was no verdict. here a juror talking about the case. >> i wouldn't my daughter out

there competing against someone taking steroids. so i'm glad they got involved. >> in this case one conviction is the same as five. for the rest of his life he will be a convicted felon. >> bonds could get jail time, maximum is ten years but most analysts say that he will likely get home arrest as others in this scandal have gotten. may 20th, we're going to be back here at the federal courthouse and his attorneys are going to be asking that the lone conviction go thrown out. if they don't get it, there is going to be an appeal. if they ever do it bonds is clear. prosecutors say they are going to decide very soon whether it is going to be another barry bonds trial. >> janelle: at at&t park the

unofficial verdict comes out in favor of the slugger. fans are showing up and bonds is number 25. despite the accusations and conviction on one count. he is still revered by former teammates. >> he had a lot of pressure when he coming up. and probably one of best players that ever played the game. >> i think right now, he's got the best home rinse in the game. he is a great hitter. >> he still hold two records in baseball. >> eric: state puc hold a meeting this morning. it includes several inresolved issues surrounding the pipeline explosion in san bruno. they still have to approve amend or reject a $3 million penalty negotiated with pg&e. the fine comes after the company failed to meet last month's

deadline to turn over records on its gas pipelines. meantime, pg&e warned regulators there could be vast outages if it is forced to reduce pressure in more of its natural gas line pipes. they want to reduce pressure in older pipelines but they have not found the records. >> they will enter a plea in connection with four murders. joseph naso made his first court appearance yesterday. he is accused of murdering four california women between 1977 and 1994. two of the victims were from the bay area. first and last names of all the victims begin with the same letters. police arrested naso on monday after officers say they found notes and photos tying him to the crimes in his home. police in new york are investigating whether he may be connected to a serial killing

spree there. >> eric: faa is ordering a second air traffic controller be on duty at 28 airports nationwide after another incident of a sleeping controller. investigators say controller fell asleepat an airport in reno yesterday morning. that forced a medical flight with a seriously ill patient to land without direction. >> you get over the tower here. >> we're going to need to land. >> roger, land at your own risk. >> the pilot told reporters in sacramento what happened and circled for 16 minutes before landing the airplane. this the fourth time since february that a controller has fallen asleep on an overnight shift. >> the first commercial flights landing at the newly remodeled terminal two takes place this morning. we had a look at the new

terminal two. it was built in 1954 and went through a massive $383 million renovation. first flight departs at 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. and first arriving flights are scheduled for 7:45 and 8:45. >> that is mike nicco. how is it looking. >> and those flights should no be delayed into sfo as we have a little bit of cloud cover but light rain this morning. winds are only 8 miles an hour. only to be bested by fairfield of 10 miles an hour. few high clouds and cooler this morning. we're hovering around 40 in santa rosa and redwood city and half moon bay. compared to yesterday, temperatures pretty close if not slightly warmer, especially away from the coast. i think we'll be about three to

five degrees warmer as you look to the low to mid 40s. we'll still be in the mid to upper 50s around the coast and up to clearlake. high clouds and sunshine so i had it should be a brighter day. low to mid-50s around the monterey bay. watch out for the pollen, high amounts of tree pollen, moderate amounts of grass. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, couple of weak systems, most of energy is sliding to the north that could clip the north bay with a chance of rain and again on monday. temperatures will get back to average which is 70 inland and mid to upper 60s around the bay but still rather cool around the coast. mid to upper 50s. >> we have a new accident, sounds pretty bad on the peninsula, apparently several cars, several lanes blocked and they need to send an ambulance to the scene. this is on southbound 280 as you make your way towards san bruno. hickey and avalon and debris in the lanes. so we'll keep an eye on speed

sensors. right now it is still moving close to 60 miles an hour, but we'll watch it for you because you may want to consider 101 as an alternate. check out the san mateo bridge and so far, is on good. westbound traffic on the right out of hayward and in the south bay, been a very uneventful commute so that is good news. headlights move northbound on 101 and 880 right across your screen. time is 5:10. >> the mother of military hero pat tillman blasts the white house for giving a four-star general a new job. why she says he has no right trying to help military families. >> janelle: thanks for theest. now pay more. why the bay area's water habits are putting water agencies in the red. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> janelle: there is fallout on president obama's appointment of stanley mcchrystal. members of pat tillman's family is critical of his appointment. they accuse of trying to cover up details of tillman's death. they were told he was killed by

enemy fighters but he suspected the former n.f.l. star was killed by friendly fire. >> i don't think it's the appropriate choice and i think it's a slap in fates for all soldiers. >> someone that has a heartfelt desire to help families would not have been involved in the cover-up of the soldier's death. >> you can hear more on "good morning america" following our newscast at 7:00. >> two u.s. senators have introduced a sweeping online privacy measure. kerry and mccain say the cyber privacy bill of rights design a framework to protect personal information online. >> right now there is no law protecting the information we share. companies can harvest our personal information online and keep it for as long as they like. they can sell it without asking permission or even letting you know they are selling your own information. you shouldn't have to be a

computer genius in order in order to be able to opt out of information sharing. >> there is already critics. experts point out it doesn't apply to data mining that government and police use to collect and monitor your personal information online. if you have a need for speed while cruising the internet, get ready, it's here. comcast is expected to announce a new residential service called extreme 105. it's available to 40 million customers including san francisco. comcast says the service delivers data at 105 megabits per second, translation, 60 times faster than a t-1 line but not the fastest. verizon offers speed up to 150 megabits but it doesn't reach as many homes. comcast is offering an introductory price. a bay area utility companies have done up such a good job to

conserve water they are getting a reward. a rate increase. 26 bay area water districts that rely on the hetch-hetchy reservoir are expected to use 21 million gallons less this year that means less revenue for the san francisco puc so they are proposing a price hike. part of it will be ultimately passed on to the millions of residents who get water from that system. increase for consumer says expected to be about 16.5% and i got to warn you janelle, this is sore subject for w mike nicco. >> it's contra costa, we're under east bay mud. >> you are. >> you want the give your address while you are at it.

>> and i don't understand that. >> it doesn't seem fair. >> let's talk about our forecast changing the subject. >> how is that looking? 's breezy. >> take a look outside what is going on. go outside and cool off a little bit. here we go, sausalito in the freor ground and san francisco in the background. we do have a few high clouds in the sky. cool temperatures that you may need, upper 30s around napa, santa rosa and also who los gatos. 41 in fairfield, half moon bay. 42 in redwood city. around the monitor bay bay, 39 as you head inland. you are also under a partially

cloudy sky. dry today and say 3-35 degrees warmer than yesterday. a mild weekend away from the coast where it will remain rather cool and minimal chances of rain. let's focus on today's temperatures where we're in had mid-50s. low to mid-60s on the peninsula where palo alto around 64 degrees. mid to upper 50s along the coast. downtown, south san francisco, sausalito hovering around 50 degrees. clearlake at 58. only mid-50s at your beaches. richmond 51, cool spot on the east bay shore. we'll have mid-60s in the east bay valleys, danville around 64 along with pittsburg and pleasanton. 57 in carmel and then mid to upper 50s inland. if you are heading to the coliseum, first pitch, partly cloudy and few high clouds but it will be cool, 57 dropping

down to 52. we'll drop down to 49 in san francisco and clouds will keep us not quite as cool this morning, low to mid 40s inland and mid 40s around the bay. cold front is moving well away from us. it's just close enough to bring those in and couple really weak systems that will roll through keeping us with sunshine and clouds from time to time. slight chance we'll get sideswiped by some rain like we're seeing in the north bay. once you get to the afternoon, one more chance coming in the forecast and that will be on monday. in between, temperatures will warm up another four degrees tomorrow. it will be near 70 just about everyday starting tomorrow through wednesday. inland, mid to upper 50s around the bay. mid to upper 50s around the coat. hope you have a great day. here is frances. >> this accident is now blocking all lanes except for one.

southbound 280 as you make your way through daly city past hickey. traffic is slowing as you can see. not a big slowdown but we are keeping track of the drive times for you because they are sending an ambulance there and that could add to the slowdown. right now, 11 minutes as you make your way southbound 280 from 101 to 380 and 101 is also slowing, ten minute ride from 80 slit out to 380. >> we'll show you what 101 live in millbrae, traffic is flowing well. headlights on northbound heading toward san francisco, southbound looks good down towards mountain view. really no problems at all elsewhere but if that changes we post it on our website 24/7. go to abc7news.com. >> eric: it's now 5:20. >> an offensive statement from

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he apologized after the incident. he says the comment does not reflect his feelings toward the gay and lesbian community. >> some people are wondering if political correctness has gone too far in seattle. they are asking that easter eggs being called something else. a girl came up with the idea selling them as treats for the kids. teacher approved it with one condition that jessica describes to a local radio station. >> he thought i could do it as long as i called the treat, called it spring years. >> you couldn't call them easter eggs. you had to call them spring.

>> the student says despite the new name, as soon as he pulled the eggs out of the bag the kids called them easter eggs. city parks department has banned the label easter egg. >> eric: 5:26. next at 5:30. new details we're getting about the suspect in an all campus sexual assault at stanford. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at the federal courthouse where barry bonds left a convicted felon but before it's all over, he may no longer be a convicted felon or he may be convicted on more counts. >> janelle: also next at 5:30, a small victory for education, east bay school district that has found a way to avoid teacher layoffs next year. high temperatures across the country, coolest will be in the 50s but look at the yellow

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i'm terry mcsweeney, live in san francisco, this morning, barry bonds wakes up a convicted felon but if his defense has anything to say about it, maybe not for long. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in oakland where the bart general manager will soon be facing a big payday for doing nothing at all. i'll explain coming up. >> here is a live look from downtown san francisco heading to the east. berkeley hills off in the distance. no rain this morning. relatively dry forecast, couple of small storms that could pose rain.

we'll talk about the warming trend for the weekend. >> i'm following a major accident in daly city southbound 280 at hickey. apparently all lanes are blocked except for one. still light at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> and it's 5:30. i'm janelle wang. kristen sze is off today. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. barry bonds is waking up as a convicted felon after a jury found him guilty of obstruction of justice. now, the question is whether he spend any jail time. terry mcsweeney is live in the federal building in san francisco. so what is next for the home run king, terry? our apologies we don't have terry's audio but we will check in later on for more of the story. big question is, will bonds' attorneys go back to court. >> janelle: he was found guilty on one charge and mistrial.

>> deadlocked on three other charges. >> janelle: our other top story, a bart members wanted her out. dorothy dugger has resigned after agreeing a hefty surveillance package. >> reporter: almost one million dollars to go away. some bart board of director members said this is cheapest way out. dorothy dugger was voted out of office, it was a 5-4 vote but the board did this in a closed meeting which was later declared an illegal move so the vote was passed out with a message. so dugger announced her resignation yesterday. the board is going to give her $600,000 for her severance and $340,000 to avoid a lawsuit. some board members say this may

sound ridiculous but it is cheaper an lawsuit, won't take years and years to get through. some bart riders we talked to shrugged their shoulder and agreed. this is cost of doing business. >> i think it was something that was agreed. that is the way it goes. >> you know what, i'm happy for her to get million dollars. >> big question is why are they done with dugger. they are enjoying a budget surplus, leave a $28 million surplus and earthquake retrofit she was a leader over. in this is coming in under budget. still some questions about what exactly went down behind the scenes with duggev and the board. now, they are going to have to find a new general manager. in the meantime, appoint an interim general manager so they can start that process at the meeting today.

live in oakland, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." thank you very much. it's 5:32 now. as we told you barry bonds is waking up as a convicted felon. a jury found him guilty of obstruction of justice. what is going to happen next? terry mcsweeney is live at the federal building in san francisco. >> reporter: there is a lot coming up. prosecution still has to figure out if they want to retry bonds on the jury was unable to reach the verdict. defense says it's going to appeal the one count he was convicted. here is bonds coming out of court yesterday. a convicted felon but the attorney points out the lone conviction was on count with nothing to do with performance enhancing drugs. hit to do with an answer given to grand jury but not mentioned in the indictment against bonds. jurors talked to the media about the decision-making process.

>> the evidence that he did steroids might have many reasons and there was doubt beyond a reasonable of doubt. >> there was no proof he was given steroids because those steroids, htd, these were not given by injection. >> reporter: the jury did vote 11-1 in favor of conviction on the charge of lying about getting injected. he almost had a second conviction but he didn't. he could get ten years in prison but other arts athletes convicted of lying in the steroids scandal got nothing more than home equipment. he will be here on may 20th -- home confinement. >> they are going to ask the lone conviction be overturned. there is a lot more to go and there could be another barry bonds trial if prosecution refiles those three charges where there was no decision.

>> eric: stanford list are releasing new details about a man that broke into graduate housing on campus and sexually assaulted a woman. the san jose mercury news reports that police say the man got in possibly through an unlocked door. suspect tried to hold the woman down as he assaulted her when the woman resisted the man ran out of the apartment. they describe him as a dark skinned male, possibly asian, indian, about 30 years old, 5'6". he has a chubby build and short wave have i black hair and rounded nose. >> great news for hundreds of oakland teachers who got preliminary layoff notices last month. oakland school district says 230 teachers and 17 music teachers will be able to keep their jobs for next year. district officials made the announcement last night at

school board meeting. they are still dealing with budget cuts, about 400 teachers and counselors are still waiting to hear their fate. >> 5:35. you are probably still waiting to hear what the weather is going to be like. >> let's check in with mike nicco. >> good morning, it's going be brighter and not as windy as yesterday but still cooler than average by good five to eight degrees. high clouds and jetstream still close enough but notice the storms are moving up to the north and east away from us. big story, how much cooler it is this morning and yesterday morning. anywhere from one degree cooler in san francisco to about 8 in napa. 7 in half moon bay. exactly the same in san rafael and antioch. by 8:00, high clouds, sunshine and temperatures that will be holding in the mid 40s, possibly upper 40s around san francisco and cooler low 40s around palo alto, santa cruz, san jose, morgan hill, 37 at livermore. 42 at napa and 39 in santa rosa.

expect high clouds and sunshine through the noon hour. temperatures jumping up to the mid and upper 50s. and by 4:00 in the afternoon we'll see more sunshine even a farther south you go away from the storm track. we'll have warmer weather and inland with low to mid 50s, mid to upper 50s to low 60s around the bay shore. watch out for the tree pollen again today. it's going to be high. accu-weather seven-day forecast, one storm will slide by the north bay bringing a chance of rain, otherwise it's a dry forecast with temperatures closer to average. upper 50s around the bay, upper 50s to near 70 along the inland valleys and only mid to upper 50s along the coast. >> the chp has issued a sig alert in daly city. that means lanes will be blocked about half an hour. right now only the left lane is open as you make your way southbound on 280 through daly city. the accident is around hickey

and it is causing a bit of a slow down as you make your way southbound on 280. we're keeping an eye on the drive times. it's now about 15 minutes, so about five minute delay. almost break even at this point if you are considering to head over to 101 as an alternate and pass over to 380. elsewhere, it's been quiet. that a good thing. you'll notice a few more cars on the road, westbound 80 through berkeley but no major problems in the east bay. >> eric: it's 5:38. >> janelle: governor brown turns up the budget heat on republicans, why he says public safety is at risk if votes don't have a say on his tax extension plan. >> and promising condition on badly beaten giants

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> eric: 5:41. good thursday morning and activities of beginning to pick up at sfo. the first commercial flight taking off and landed ago the newly remodeled terminal two takes place this morning. they have been working on this for a couple years. it was built in 1954 but just went through a $383 million renovation. so the first flight departs this morning at 6:00 and 7:00.

so first flight is about 19 minutes. >> janelle: governor jerry brown says public safety is at risk because f republicans don't get a tax extension plan before the voters. at a news conference, governor appeared with law enforcement officials. he focused on realignment law that he recently signed which shifts care for some low level criminal offend frers the state to local jails. governor brown says his tax extension plan would provide needed money to local agencies. they are set to expire this july. republicans of legislature have been fighting any plans to put more taxes before the voters. >> eric: good news for the giants fan that was severely beaten after the season opener in los angeles. the family says sedation that is keeping him in a coma should be out of his system by this morning. lisa amin gulezian reports.

the money is coming in. 30% of sales and 100% of auction items and donations will go to the father of two. stow is still in a coma after being severely beaten outside dodgers stadium. police are still looking for these two men who may have been dodger fans. >> we're just out pulling for him. >> and they are pulling out their wallets at this fund-raiser which for many is extra special. this is his hometown and just about everyone here knows the 42-year-old. >> but for one fund-raiser, he is really is family. they just left his side thought the need to be here. things seem to be turning around for the family. brian is showing signs of

improvement and may come out soon. >> four days without a seizure which is great. they are backing off the sedation and be out of his system by the morning. then we are just waiting for brian is ready to open his eyes. he going to come back to us. >> still doctors say he may have suffered brain damage but his family believes he'll make a full recovery and be the same person he was before the attack. >> janelle: finally the white iphone 4 is on its way. bloomberg business report is coming up. >> also, it was the largest computer chip heist in history. a robbery is finally solved. >> and park rangers try to solve who done it after signs suddenly disappear. >> and oakland raiders try to lay the rest the ultimate raider

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travel forecast around the state. few showers lingering up in the northwest corner but quiet if you are traveling anyplace else. 55 in eureka.

mid to upper 50s through the central valley through san diego. mid to upper 50s around big sur. dry today in tahoe and 47. palm springs, 85 degrees with mostly sunny skies. >> janelle: taking a look at the stories we are following. barry bonds' attorneys are planning ago a challenge and possible appeal after he was convicted of one count of obstructing justice. a federal jury failed to reach a verdict on three perjury counts that involved allegedly taking steroids. >> bart will search for a new general manager this year. the fired gm is stepping down. she submitted a letter of resignation after finalizing a million dollar severance package. she spent 19 years in total at bart and was the agency's first female manager. neither side is saying what led

to the resignation. >> oakland school district says 230 teachers will be able to keep their jobs for next year. about 400 high school and middle school teachers are still waiting to hear their fate. the latest on these stories coming up at 6:00 a.m. >> in marin county, federal officials say signs stating leash laws are missing. they are not sure what happened to the signs. golden gate recreational area has proposed to keep dogs out of certain areas and restricting certain areas where they can be off leash. it would affect beaches and parks in marin, san francisco county. the signs in san francisco are still in place and residents have until may 30th to comment on the dog leash proposals. >> the city of oakland has one a lawsuit against two men arrested on suspicion on looting a

jewelry store following a downtown rally in the oscar grant killing. oakland tribune reports 33-year-old terry williams and a man from castro valley have been ordered to pay $25,000 each to the owner of the jewelry store. they arrested the two men during a protest rally last july that turned violent. bottom men were caught with jewelry from the store that was ransacked. the oakland city attorney says second lawsuit is in progress against two other men. >> eric: five people are in custody this morning in connection what authorities call the bay area's largest computer chip heist. they made off with $37 million in chips on february 27. members of the high-tech crime task force arrested four of the suspects in san jose and fifth in union city. investigators say they recovered 98% of the stolen chips. the chips were manufactured by intel, they were sent to the company to be modified and end

user would be google. so those companies are very pleased we've been able to recover this property. >> if convicted the five suspects face life in prison. task force says at least 15 people took part in the crime and they anticipate more arrests. >> let's get a check of our forecast. i wore yellow to brighten up the day because i am hoping the sun will come out. >> the sun will come out tomorrow. >> the sun is always out, to be technical. >> you both look lovely. eric with the matching tie. >> you are number one, thanks. >> and here are the clouds that are hanging around am we do have breaks in those high clouds and high temperatures are cooler than yesterday. let's take a look at them.

mid to upper 60s around napa and santa rosa. livermore at 40. fairfield and half moon bay at 41. 42 at redwood city. everybody else in mid 40s and san francisco 47. just 39 in monterey this morning. low to mid 40s, santa cruz and salinas and 35 the cool spot in gilroy. high clouds, sunshine and dry today. that is our first highlight. second one, the mild afternoon temperatures this weekend away from the coast where it's going to be relatively cool. minimal chances of rain. storm track is going to the north. we may get clipped in the north bay by one of those to give us a chance of rain. oakland 3 degrees warmer as is san francisco. san jose 5 degrees warmer. we'll have mid-60s in the east bay valleys and concord and fairfield and antioch around 55

degrees. over on the east bay shore, we have berkeley and san leandro around 52. low to mid-50s for you. mid-50s in the south bay, santa clara and milpitas and sunnyvale at 54. mid to upper 50s along the coast with daly city at 56. downtown south san francisco, san rafael near 60 degrees. mid 50s at your beaches and around the monterey bay, mid-60s mid to upper 50s as you head inland. monterey will be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. partially cloudy for the game dropping down to 52 but it won't be as breezy as it was yesterday. clouds in the system will pass us tonight. we'll keep our temperatures up. mid to upper 40s around the bay and out to the coast. here is what we're watching. high pressure moving in for now. storm track just close enough but the jetstream is bringing in

the high clouds and couple of waves of energy, weak systems that will move by bringing a slight chance of shower like we have tomorrow morning during the commute and then it's gone. next will roll in on monday and main focus of the forecast over the weekend won't the rain but the dry weather. mid to upper 50s at the coast and mid to upper 60s around the bay. here is frances with an update. >> daly city southbound 280 just past hickey. two lanes are now open so that should help things a little bit. for a while, this past hour, only one lane has been only on southbound 280. so it is causing a slow down through the daly city area. at this point, it's worth it to head over 101 because the drive time on 280 from 101 in san francisco to 380 is 18 minutes. if you take 101 it's a ten

minute ride, so 101 is best bet. we'll keep you posted on that. elsewhere, it's been fine, really no hot spots in the east bay and south bay. here is a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. it's still looking good southbound. get traffic whenever you want by going to abc7news.com. >> eric: thank you very much. it's now 5:55. >> good news for iphone fans, white. >> good morning, finally a white iphone 4. and apple will start selling it in a few weeks after manufacturing problems including peeling paint caused a year of delays. goldman sachs, did they lie about the financial crisis? calling for an investigation whether goldman violated laws by not telling clients. also calling for a justice

department investigation into whether lloyd blank fine lied to congress about that. you may be able to get compensation from the bank that service the loan. they struck a deal from regulators for mishandled foreclosures. >> and bakeries are giving away cinnabuns and asking for free offering free members to help singles take their mind off taxes. it's 5:56 now. >> and raiders official assessment of al davis. for months rumors have swirled that he was in failing health and last week, there were unconfirmed reports he had been hospitalized. yesterday a senior executive for the team told our media partners

that those reports are not true. he says that davis, one of the n.f.l.'s most involved owners is working as he always has. >> there is another reason to drop extra weight. new research shows to help you remember, a team of scientists on morbidly obese patients lost 50 pounds or more have improved memory. this is the first should study that shows a link between weight loss and brain health. you know -- just ahead at 6:00 is what your plan on this lovely thursday morning? for half dozen bay area swimmerers, to go through shark infested water with no wet suit. >> a head honcho in oakland is getting paid almost a million dollars to not come to work.

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