team right behind the police department near california and la fayette avenues a block west of east 14th street. police say a man lived in a house there. there was a brief standoff when the man did not respond for calls for him to come outside but he eventually surrendered to police. no one was hurt. people in the area said they've seen the man around that he might have mental problems. >>> investigators this noontime are trying to figure out what started a fire early this morning that burned up six vehicles in the long-term parking lot at san francisco international airport and damaged a seventh. as claudine wong reports, they are considering the possibility, it was arson. >> reporter: sources tell ktvu, the burned vehicles in sfo's long-term parking lot have been there for days. the toyota minivan has been there for a week. they believe the fire started in the van but still don't know how. the damage severely damaged five other cars and melted the front end of a seventh vehicle. >> right now we don't know of anything unusual. we'll review the surveillance tapes. right now, it is a myst

oakland police. com" o por telefono al 510- 510-777- 3333. --el gobernador de california recibio un reves, en su intento por reducir el salario a 200-mil empleados estatales mientras se resuelve la crisis presupuestaria.--un juez de la corte superior de sacramento fallo en contra de obligar al contralor "jonh chiang" a cumplir con la orden de "arnold schwarzenegger" quien buscaba reducir el salario de los trabajadores al minimo federal durante julio y agosto. --y aunque por ahora, los trabajadores pueden respirar tranquilos, la disputa en las cortes seguira. --el 26 de julio habÁ una nueva audiencia. ---el indice de desempleo bajo levemente en california.---en junio, la desocupacion registro 12,3 porciento en comparacion con 12,4 durante el mes anterior.---a nivel local, el condado de marin registra la tasa de paro mas baja con 8,2 porciento, mientras que el condado de alameda reporta un 11,5 porciento, y el condado de solano mantiene los niveles mas elevados con 12,2 porciento de desempleo. --las autoridades de vivienda de san francisco pod

. >>> a pop are la east bay park is open after being closed by a bomb scare. for the second time this week police responded to reports of a suspicious device at new hall park in concord. the bomb squad was called in to examine and detonate it. they searched the park, but did not find anything else suspicious. the first pipe bomb was found and detonated on wednesday. a kids' soccer tournament is still scheduled to begin at the park tomorrow. authorities have checked it outcome pleatly now. >> they are off limit because of an algae bloom. blue-green algae can be toxic to especially small children. it usually occurs in late summer and will likely dissipate when weather and water conditions change. it will stay until the bloom has disappeared. >>> another embarassment for san francisco's embattled crime lab. the police say they have owned two dna testing machines, each worth $140,000 and neither has ever been used for years. what is more, the lab is paying to have dna tested at other labs. the commander says the department just never had the personnel to operate t

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father. >> the landscaper in fact assisted police and either wore a body wire but agreed to have a further conversation with teri horman and which was recorded by investigators. >> reporter: then came allegations from divorce filings that she was texting and sending sexual photographs of herself to one of her husband's former high school classmates just days after kyron's disappearance. additional divorce filings allege teri paid her attorney a retainer of $350,000. now, kaine horman is demanding to know the source. she claims the amount is grossly overestimated. you believe without a doubt teri has something to do with it? >> yes. >> reporter: do you believe she last help from someone? >> i as a logical person think that. i don't have any evidence to tell me that. i just believe that. >> reporter: in fact, one of teri's closest friends dede s c spicher has been called to tv before the grand jury. kaine and desiree singled out spicher. reports also surfaced that spicher was spotted abruptly leaving her job for 90 minutes on june 4th, the day kyron disappeared. around the same time the boy

they stabbed the victim three times during a fight on the platform at third street and la sal avenue yesterday. the victim is expected to re- complete. >>> today, the police are leaders are for >>> the san jose city leaders are expected to pull back on the plan to move the team south. earlier the mayor said he was ready to put the measure on the ballot even without the blessings of major league baseball. >>> surveillance cameras are soon going to be recording the license plates of vehicles driving in and out of the area. the police will receive alerts that show up in the data base. >>> a moratorium has been issued on new massage parlors. 36 of the licensed therapists received certificates by schools that are considered suspect. the concern is not prostitution, but rather a lack of qualification. >>> well, if you are driving around the bay area around noon today, you will see a giant tower rising up in the middle of the bay. caltrans is putting up the first piece of the tower that is going to be the center of the bay bridge. the project is expected to be completed in 2013. >>> sal, th

. >>> in other news, san francisco police are searching for two men blamed for a vicious knife attack on the t- line. investigators say the victim was stabbed three times on 3rd street and la sell avenue yesterday on the platform. the victim is expected to recover. >>> around 7:30, monday night, near the park's entrance, suspects came up to the employees and they got away in the parking lot in a green car in an undisclosed amount of money. >>> san jose city leaders are expected to announce they are backing off on plans for a november vote on building a ballpark for the as in that city. the apparent change of heart came after mayor chuck reed met with major league baseball officials in washington, d.c. yesterday. reed says the leave will help pay for a special election in the spring. so the league can have more time to consider moving the as south in what has been considered the territory of the giants. >>> san francisco supervisors voted to put a measure on the november ballot that would increase the city's property transfer tax on high-end properties. if approved by voters, propertie

i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a state of emergency. louisiana is on edge, and dozens of ships have been ordered to evacuate from the site of the oil disaster in the gulf as tropical storm bonnie moves toward the area. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us now live from new orleans. good morning, kristen. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. well, officials made that decision late yesterday to evacuate the well site. so over the next day or so, all of the ships and personnel will be leaving. that cap will stay after holding back for a week. officials say they are confident in its ability. it will remain unmonitored for a time, robots and cameras watching it will go off site. the last to go and first to come back to check things out once the storm passes by. either way it could be some time beof this start work onon the relief wells. it's believed the delay could be between one and two weeks. meantime closer to show officials are working to remove that boom they had laid out to protect the shore. they are afraid it could push into the wetlands

police complaint against the three teachers he says were involved i think that they were after him for a long while and i think he was so long as he was getting an individual. but if i may use the word he was able to take it but when they all descended on him at the same time. i don't think. i don't think his young mind could have that much animosity. elimination from his friends the school's principal has admitted killing rwanda but says this was not responsible for his. the case has set off a public outcry largely because it occurred in one of india's most elite schools but most cases of corporal punishment take place in government run schools and go largely unrecorded ten year old monte is often beaten when he doesn't complete his homework on time. and not the teacher and tries to teach us that when we don't learn she hates us and sometimes cry when i get it it's very important to have that sensitivity to understand as to what is going in the child's mind or what is happening for which the child has not completed his do work in time and then we address those issues putting the blame

anyone who needs more information or has information should contact san jose police. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a new report finds almost half of the schools in one south bay school district lack enough firearms to notify firefighters. janine de la vega is live in san jose with what parents are saying about it. janine? >> reporter: maureen, here at trace elementary, you could still see signs of the devastating fire that swept through here. school officials, though, insist that it will open in a month. some parents are looking into whether enough is being done to protect schools in this district. >> reporter: construction crews are working fast making space for newportable classrooms. the main building was -- new portable classrooms. why did it take the fire alarm at the school at least 45 minutes to go off? >> we're still looking in to that. we haven't gotten our log back yet from costco which is the alarm system that the district uses at trace elementary school. >> reporter: while trace had a fire system, not all schools do. 20 out of 43 schools have fire

the uproar follows the la times article that made national headlines. it revealed that the city manager robert risso was making more than $787,000 a year. he resigned along with the highly paid assistant city manager and police chief. >>> a provision in the proposed immigration reform law is getting new attention. it would give same sex couples the same immigration protection as straight couples. but opponents say it is just a employ ploy to drum up support. adrian has information from both sides of the report. >> i always liked him from the minute that i saw him. >> reporter: their seemingly blissful relationship faces a major hurdle. born in argentina he has lived in new york for 12 years and is a u.s. citizens but he is not. >> whenever i hear or i see a plane, i get sad because i know i have a date that i have to take a plane and leave my life here. >> reporter: that's because his visa only allows him to be here six months at a time. >> there are no hard rules when he can come back. he has to wait for a few months. even six months for a year maybe t

he is now in jail in la awaiting sentencing. >> i hope that he gets a fair sentence. i wish pedestrian been acquitted. >> bart officer mehserle killed oscar grant in cold blood. >> reporter: at the height, police estimated the crowd at about 300. saying it was about evenly divided. there was roughly one police officer for every two demonstrators. >> it is going to cost some money to pay these people overtime to be out here today. >> reporter: pam was one of two african americans rallying for mehserle. he says that's why he came. >> as an oakland resident i know how important the police are to society, particularly to a troubled society like oakland. >> reporter: some businesses shut down early in the mostly white upscale city, quite different from oakland where the killing occurred. >> well, i think the safest thing was since we didn't have any business anyway, you know, why should we stay open? >> reporter: the rallies were loud but peaceful. >> i think it's a great representation of freedom of speech. >> reporter: about three and a half hours after it all begun an a

he is now in jail in la awaiting sentencing. >> i hope that he gets a fair sentence. i wish pedestrian been acquitted. >> bart officer mehserle killed oscar grant in cold blood. >> reporter: at the height, police estimated the crowd at about 300. saying it was about evenly divided. there was roughly one police officer for every two demonstrators. >> it is going to cost some money to pay these people overtime to be out here today. >> reporter: pam was one of two african americans rallying for mehserle. he says that's why he came. >> as an oakland resident i know how important the police are to society, particularly to a troubled society like oakland. >> reporter: some businesses shut down early in the mostly white upscale city, quite different from oakland where the killing occurred. >> well, i think the safest thing was since we didn't have any business anyway, you know, why should we stay open? >> reporter: the rallies were loud but peaceful. >> i think it's a great representation of freedom of speech. >> reporter: about three and a half hours after it all begun an a