cbs 5 >>> in nevada l a the 12 year old girl hit by a car has died she was riding her bicycle on nevada boulevard reporter elizabeth cook explains this was a stretch of road that is terrified parents for a long time >>> it happened after 3:00 p.m. schools have let out >>> at first thought my stepdaughter she goes to cheer practice at the high school >>> his three kids go to the same school sinaloa middle school the 12 year old girl who collided with an s u v while riding her bike >>> this intersection one of the busiest in town >>> i saw the hellman and bicycle and a close it was released that >>> and her husband was also hit by a car in the exact same area 20 years ago >>> they fly down here and there is no speed limit posted >>> police say it was a head-on collision the bicycle was traveling west and the s u v traveled east of their children ride their bikes to school and sometimes downright and the correct side of the road >>> i'll explain they need to ride in a predictable way like cars >>> folks 11 the area and set up a memorial with flowers and candles across the street from where

worst thing, the point of the project is to eliminate the partisanship when we make these decisions kiddo, cbs 5 >>> just a few days ago for the rest of the cure registration is down and donations, more fallout from the planned parenthood controversy. charitable gifts to susan g. coleman foundation dropped 56%, down to $93,000 so far this year purported joe vasquez with more on the trouble facing local organizers. >>> they set up a storefront at embarcadero one not everybody buying. the susan g. coleman walked is struggling so far the group that raises money for cancer treatment and research will laugh will have only the half number of walkers are registered last year. they had 4000 last year. >>> i am chewing my nails over this year's results and numbers >>> those who have signed up are still talking about the incident she is a breast cancer survivor and 12 year volunteer >>> i was on the board at the time and debated resigning >>> the decision in january by the headquarters to yen funding from planned parenthood was met with and out raged in the bay area the local board protest it and w

in mountain view kiddos cbs five. something strange is happening to bay area birds dozens needed to be rescued after they gorged themselves on food. we're used to seeing pigeons and siegel's diving into trash and scrounge around for leftovers but pelicans are doing in now to. reporter alan martin on the one thing that could save them. these baby pelicans and stores stunted from sonoma county wildlife are taking dumpster diving to a dangerous new level. she found a dozen birds inside and the fishermen were just throwing fish carcasses and other garbage is. letting them know they're going to the dumpster and get them out. >>> and they just kept throwing in. and covering the young birds and fish oil and just like a crude oil spill father is coated with fish will lose their waterproofing. the waves it pelican's can't fish and they learned behavior. it's like a pelican's version of fast food. there serviette and hungry burns once they get a parley down the debt lodges and their esophagus and doesn't make it to the stomach.

kiddos cbs five. it up and move for pack up and go that is the choice comcast is offering hundreds of area employees. the cable company disconnects all three of its california call centers in reroute and the jobs. reporter julie at the bridge tells us the cable giant says the state's has only itself to blame. comcast went from utter despair the consideration. several hundred employees to find out they're losing their jobs. the thing about your employees. >>> the cable giant announced to employees in the public it would be closing all three of its california call centers. in all 1000 employees affected. the equis comcast the pleas were handed an information packet about their options there were options to relocate the northern california to relocate to colorado or washington. or opt for a severance package. it's just moving it's not enough. they say they determined that the high cost of doing business in california makes it difficult to run cost-effective call some centers and northern california. >>>