by way of background the perimeter rents have been deliberated to the staff and we don't have to come back to the port commission for every review so before we came here before for all details. those perimeters that we have to meet unable to be able to execute the leases they're not retail use not a ranging restaurant or a term that is less than 5 years anticipated to generate less than $9 million and finally has to have at least the rents that are presented in the rent schedule. to give you a little bit more sort of context how the perimeters effect us those are a huge portion of the lease transactions their approximately 64 percent of our lease count but in the everyday transactions the only represent about 15 percent of the real estate department leasing revenue we do the bond presentations to drum up the revenues this is really what the diversity comes from we have a lot of small businesses and they have found a home here. this is a way to look it over time this is port revenues for the real estate division the bottom blue session is basically what the perimeter deals represent to

perimeters effect us those are a huge portion of the lease transactions their approximately 64 percent of our lease count but in the everyday transactions the only represent about 15 percent of the real estate department leasing revenue we do the bond presentations to drum up the revenues this is really what the diversity comes from we have a lot of small businesses and they have found a home here. this is a way to look it over time this is port revenues for the real estate division the bottom blue session is basically what the perimeter deals represent to use it really is another way to show the foundation the stable rent comes from the perimeter the developments and all layer on top of that and when we're able to weather the sessions the perimeters allows us to do that. so when we determine the rates for the given fiscal year we go through the method doing we include my tractions on port property and we voluntary 0 layer in certainly my condition on the port facility that might make it epilepsy our typical market condition and finally we look at affordability and i'll dive into that

sort of context how the perimeters effect us those are a huge portion of the lease transactions their approximately 64 percent of our lease count but in the everyday transactions the only represent about 15 percent of the real estate department leasing revenue we do the bond presentations to drum up the revenues this is really what the diversity comes from we have a lot of small businesses and they have found a home here. this is a way to look it over time this is port revenues for the real estate division the bottom blue session is basically what the perimeter deals represent to use it really is another way to show the foundation the stable rent comes from the perimeter the developments and all layer on top of that and when we're able to weather the sessions the perimeters allows us to do that. so when we determine the rates for the given fiscal year we go through the method doing we include my tractions on port property and we voluntary 0 layer in certainly my condition on the port facility that might make it epilepsy our typical market condition and finally we look at affordability

we're not showing inside that perimeter. everybody knows they have a tele photo lens but out of abundance of caution and out of respect for the safety of the students, we're not going to zero in on anybody taken to safety at this point. we're on it, waiting for the news conference here on fox news and bring it to you. stay close. replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straig

>> it's chilling to describe how easy it is to breach an airport security perimeter. >> and hopping a fence. a 6-foot fence. that's all it takes. it's happened two times in the last five years and we've gotten too lucky that each time, the intent has been rather innocent. this team wanted to see his mother. if we remain with perimeters that are just easy to breach, it's only a matter of time until somebody with ill intent breaches the perimeter and does something catastrophic. >> you called on the tsa to take action. it's government and bureaucracy. when is that going to happen? >> it happened in silicon valley. i believe silicon valley or the tech community has a solution. i held a tech demonstration with vendorrings all over the country and they showed what their technology, relatively low in cost, they could alert airport security officials when a perimeter is breached. today? the airport security has no idea when someone comes across unless they see that person with their own eyes. the technology exists whether it's radar or motion detecters to let security know. i think every maj

this is the perimeter. monster wall does its own things. monster, could you back up. >> there he is. what i saw in this when i saw the video is there's a rapport between these two individuals so obviously he has, this is his handler. who what we do know is that these individuals that have him here, they are familiar with him. i believe that these captors or these people that have him in the perimeter, at least this one is familiar with bergdahl. >> now, the next picture was the one with sort of the perimeter set up and some guards on the place. what do you take from this? >> what i take from this and the perimeter that they have around the vehicle is that they are set up in a war fight setting, and these are individuals that have training. the way the perimeter is set up around truck and the way they got the high ground tells you that these are war hard fighters they know what they are doing, they are trained, they are not yahoos holding this guy and keeping him for ransom. >> in the third picture you say you can tell who the u.s. operators

and law enforcement have walked the perimeter to determine where improvements are needed and now they're poor working with an outside group to test technology that could be used to prevent an intruder on the runway >> : and alarm that could be set off a storm reaches our perimeter fence and a cyclone not barbwire fencing infrared heat seeking infrared little more challenging a daughter wrote wetted rampant that my time getting the technology could be challenged funding that was the perimeter security hasn't been increased in 14 years >> : finding a real question here were continuing to pursue at a congressional along with all other u.s. airports >> : the idea here is the to assess the technology here at the airport find something works well the concern of the alarm to those working here then work in getting this funded this could be a very timely process >> : santa clara try sheriff deputies searching for a would-be robber kron security video he attacks declared a letter store in san jose that clerk flights back the deal clearly shows what happened at now tells like telling us the full s

now dealing with spot fires within our perimeter. our goals were to keep it out of the creek and keep it from spreading to structures, and i think we have accomplished that. >> that sounds good. we understand, lawrence told us the winds are high, is that hard for the firefighter or good success getting this out soon. >> i think we have discuss in getting it out fairly quickly due to the fact that we ha rapid response in the initial call out. so is with it not getting into the creek, though, very good news and very good work by the crews here, and i believe we should have most of the stuff under control, most of the grass fire under control. hopefully within the next couple of hours. we have mop up work we're going to have to do. >> that is good news. we know you're business. captain cleo dos is s with the san francisco department. you can always get the latest at cbssf.com. >>> san francisco's big dig is done. the completion of a tunnel boring project marks a milestone for the central subway project. kpix 5 mark kelly was at the big

gunmen fired at a training camp used by security forces just outside the airport perimeter. the pakistani taliban says it was responsible, and claims it was behind the monday attack at the cargo terminal that left 30 people dead. >> a new gunfight today on the edge of pakistan's busiest airport. the target was a building close to the airport perimeter used by the specialist airport security force for training and weapons storage. the clash erupted when two gunmen tried to enter the security building, firing shots. they then fled as the army and police brought in reinforcements and fought back as they pursued them over an hour. >> at the moment, the situation is 100% under control. no terrorist is present in the area. no one has penetrated security. we are operating normally. >> pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif called for the attackers to be eliminated. today the bodies of seven more victims from sunday's attack were returned. they took refuge in a cold storage building and died before they could be rescued. there are tragic echoes of the cycle of violence that accompan

. >>> you will remember in april, a teenager climbed a perimeter fence and hid in a wheel well flying all the way to hawaii. a memo says the airport is now reviewing operational procedure walking the perimeter to look for spots where security can be improved and looking for technologies to help beef up securities at critical locations along the airport perimeter. >> many technologies out there but those technologies they're expensive and we are determining what will work for our airport specifically. >> airport officials are calling for an increase in the federal passenger facility chart to cover the cost of new security measures? >>> the united states men's soccer team is advancing despite a loss to germany today. hundreds of fans turned out to watch the match at san francisco civic center plaza. u.s. fans say they're happy just to make it to the round of 16 after competing in one of the toughest groups. team usa will now play belgium on tuesday in the so called knock out round. sports director mark ibanze will have much more ahead in sports. >>> a major announcement is expected on h

improved, identify opportunities to harden the perimeter sections. and work with a airport agency that analyzes analyzes and recommends new security technologies. >> those technologies are expensive and we are determining what will work for our airport specifically. >>> look at new security technologies at 6:00 p.m. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details show. raising the passengers facility charge would be one way to pay for more security. they are set at $4.50 per passengers. the airport hasn't raised since 2000. money from the fee stays with the local airport to pay for security. an increase of $1 would bring bring in 8 -- bring in $8 million a year. >>> blocked for hours by a over turned big rig. it plowed through the center diverrer. the driver lost control -- driver the driver lost control. >> it kicked up concrete and we had five other vehicles struck by the concrete. luckily only the driver of the semi as well as the driver of the minivan were transported. >> both drivers suffered minor injuries. all lanes reopened around 11:00 a.m.

. >> reporter: the airport says they just don't have the money to beef up the six-mile perimeter fence. they are hoping that congress willive them money by raising passenger fees. >> congress will take up the funding issue this fall. >>> the supreme court is unanimous in its ruling on protests outside abortion clinics. a few feet may make all the difference. the court struck down a law that made protesting illegal within 35 feet of clinics. the four liberal justices joined chief justice john roberts in his majority opinion. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in san francisco and explains the buffer zone ruling. anne. >> reporter: the buffer zone here at the planned parenthood clinic on valencia street is in limbo now. you can see this 25 feet from the tip of that arc to the front door and that is meant to protect patients from protests like this one. these are things that we see going on all around the country around abortion clinics. so they buffer zone would give patients room to enter without demonstrators in their face. the supreme court ruling though is putting this one in limbo. >>

. >> and the perimeter fence is stain less steel and by changing that to a painted galvanized finish we'd utilize a savings of $3.5 million. on the bus deck we currently have custom made steel on the perimeter of the bus deck and the cost of that is approximately $5.5 million and by utilizing the concrete barrier we would reduce the savings but $2.6 million and we've identified other cost reduction saves and bringing the total to $52.8 million. >> we currently have $210 million contingencies in reserves this mitigation plan would increase the design contingency and reduce and would reduce the program reserves to $115 million for a total contingency of 128.$3 million. the remainder of the contingency balance -- >> on that last slide to me is the most important slide of the whole thing it's where the bulk of our mitigation is happening and i'm not exactly clear on both how contingencies differ from reserves and what -- if you could give some examples of you know what a construction contingency is supposed to satisfy what are some of the events and what were the reserves supposed to do

. >> what they do is they vet technology that may help airports improve their perimeter security. >> reporter: the tennessee based group is already looking at pitches from private venators. one option, a radar alert when it picks up unusual movement. other ideas including adding infrared sensors and bashed wires to the fence. >> did you just hop a fence? was it that easy? >> yeah, they made it easy for me. >> reporter: the airport says it just does not have enough money to strengthen the entire six-mile perimeter. but it is hoping congress will approve more airport funding by increasing passenger fees so it can invest in better technology. and the airport saying congress will take up the funding issue later this fall. at this point, it doesn't know when the nonprofit will make the recommendations, but it says that the groups representatives have already been to the airport to test out some of those technologies. live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> now the airport says that three weeks before that bay area teenager stowed away, they passed all the tsa standards. >>> tonight, they sa

tsa and law enforcement have walked the perimeter to determine where improvements are needed and now the airport is working with an outside group to test technology that could be used to prevent an intruder on the runway. >> someone could be an alarm that's set off if someone breaches the fencing. a cyclone barbwire fenceings. infrom red, heat seeking infrared. challenging to see out on our well lighted ramp at nighttime. >>reporter: getting that technology could be a challenge, though. funding that goes to perimeter security hadn't been increased in 14 years funding is a real question here and one that we're continuing to pursue at a congressional level, along with all other u.s. airports. >>reporter: the idea here is to test the technology, find one method that can be an alarm system to those at the airport, and work at getting it funded. this could be a very timely project. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >>> international news, the ira ki government. caught in the cross-fire. these new photographs show the aftermath of an iraqi air force strike in moez l. the strikes were carried out b

. >> what they do is they vet technology that may help airports improve their perimeter security. >> reporter: the tennessee- based group is already looking at pitches from private vendors. one option? a radar sensor called spotter rs. it sends an alert when it picks up unusual movement. other ideas include adding infrared sensors and coiled barbed wire to the fence. did you just hop a fence, it was that easy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> reporter: the airport says it doesn't have enough money to strengthen the entire six-mile perimeter but it's hoping congress will approve more airport funding by increasing passenger fees so it can invest in better technology. >> that was betty yu reporting. they say just three weeks before the stowaway incident it passed all the tsa security standards. >>> world cup soccer excitement is alive and well in the u.s. with team usa advancing on. across the nation, people gathered at viewing events to watch yesterday's match against germany. this event was in san francisco at the civic center plaza. and the amer

. >> reporter: and the airport says they just don't have the money to secure the entire six- mile perimeter. they are hoping that congress will raise passenger fees so they can pay for that fence. live at the airport, kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you, kiet. congress is expected to take up the funding issue this fall. >>> new this morning, nearly 300 suspected child predators have been arrested after a sting operation in southern california. last month's crackdown known as operation broken heart involved law enforcement agencies in five southern california counties. it targeted child sex traffickers, pimps, child porn traders as well as so-called sex tourists traveling abroad. >>> well, it's now up to an l.a. jury to decide on a civil suit against the dodgers over the beating of bryan stow. closing arguments in the trial wrapped up yesterday. stow, the former paramedic in santa clara county, was severely beaten outside dodger stadium after a game back in 2011. he is permanently disabled. the family's attorney says security was inadequate that day so the dodgers and their former team owner frank

it is an absolute perimeter. i think one of the things the american public is thirsing for is the same kind of decisiveness and reality they see in the military in a perimeter that isn't breached on the southern border. why can't we have that in short form? >> well, first of all, you have to realize these kids probably want to get caught. in some cases, as -- >> well, not want to. they're running to officers. >> they will run to the nearest officer and say, here i am. >> right. >> so you have to ask, you know, will it increase border presence deter that? >> i guess let me rephrase it. i only have a couple minutes. should we have a border that is in essence conditional? because part of the testimony was based on what we might get mexico to do, what we might not get mexico to do, or what we might get guatemala to do. shouldn't it be at least a goalpost an absolute rather than conditional border? >> we knead to have secure borders, absolutely, if that's your question. we need secure borders. so one of the things tha

it the situation is getting more tense protesters have turned over embassy cars parked outside the perimeter is blocked with tires in the driveways a block to the protesters own cars they've torn down the russian flag from the pole the ukrainian police are supposed to guard the embassy they are preventing the harm being done to russian property here and that's a culture of return to one stage overseas and in the last spilled out people around a school that was going to be the protesters and demonstrators were going to set fire to the vehicles but in the end emergency services to help encourage the cost of a car so that some so that there was fire power things here at the moment a somewhat peaceful kind can claim what we see here in the last few hours of the things that the anti russian sentiment we think you have is now much more visible. well kiev authorities say they have arrested several people who provoked the unrest outside the russian embassy but investigative journalist danny schechter suspects some in kiev purposely trying to bait russia into a harsh response. there's an urgency to i

they set up the perimeter not sure what they were dealing with. they called in officers from as far as the jersey shore for backup. around 3:30 this morning, as soon as we got on scene, the standoff ended. the barricade was lifted. i then got to the scene because police allowed us to get closer. i talked to an investigator who was leaving. he tells me there were no injuries to police. there were no injuries to the woman who made the call about the distraught boyfriend with the gun. but he wouldn't tell me if there were injuries to the man with the gun inside. he was not arrested. i do want to note, initially, they told us that this was a situation where the man fired at police. but they said that was not the case. that the individual never fired at police, nor did he threaten to shoot police. so it's still a fluid situation. we're waiting on scene to get more information. as soon as we have it, we'll bring it to you. reporting live in hammonton, katy zachry, "nbc10 news." >>> this new video into the nbc10 newsroom, actually live video coming to yo

we upheld an attempt to attack the beijing refinery and killed all the rebels who approached the perimeter of the site. has now become a cemetery of these carrots. >> the insurgents who attacked the refinery were led by isis and included hard-line sunni groups and accused malki of sidelining people of their space. eight years ahead of the government area >> -- government. >> as basis militants continue their advance, shia diligence have been forced to seek safety in other parts of the country. sceneescribe the horrific left behind them. decapitations, and the destruction of non-sunni places. the president of iraq in the visit ins at his first sunni cities since iraqi forces were driven back by jihadist. that encouraged those already in the city to then take control of it. for years, they have been locked in debate with central government in baghdad over realization now is of a long-standing territorial dream. in other world news, eu heads of state have gathered ahead of their two-day summit in northwestern belgium to commemorate the outbreak of the hundredth anniversary of the first world

community input the project manager has made revisions with the design changes it remains within the perimeter of the project as analyzed in the draft eir and the changes don't effect the analysis. i understand that the project manager will be running to give you an update on july 24th. that concludes my presentation. unless the commission members have comments i suggest this public hearing be held >> thank you. okay. i have a number of speaker cards please line up on the speaker side of the room (calling names) >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners i'm johnson i'm a president of thank goodness go group and the chair of the yerba buena consortium. i'm going to start at the end e end what do we want. for thirty years the number one issue of yerba buena and it's 2 thousand persons of 12k5b89 has been pedestrian safety due to the impossible crowded conditions that result from the moscone center. of course, the whole purpose of this expansion project is to allow larger conventionss and more frequent multiple conventions at the same time that can only dramatically increase the situation >> nex

due to the security perimeter that will be built around metlife stadium, we're losing half of our parking space. we are trying to call this the first public transportation super bowl. we are working closely with the mta, new jersey transportation authority to make sure buses and trains will transfer people to the games. >> i can hear new yorkers. you know them. they will say, what? i'm getting out of the city during super bowl. >> my advice is not to leave town. there'll be a lot of fun and excitement. >> they will talk about the traffic and the hassle. >> they will say that anyway. new yorkers are very generous. they appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. it had to be an open exposed stadium. it had to be in a city where the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february and the new york and new jersey area. >> they change that rule for this game. >> it went away. >> they use a network of

due to the security perimeter that will be built around metlife stadium, we're are losing half of our space. we are trying to call this the first public transportation super bowl. we are working closely with the mta, new jersey transportation authority to make sure buses and trains will transfer people to the games. >> i can hear new yorkers. you know them. they will say, what? i'm getting out of the city during super bowl. >> my advice is not to leave town. there'll be a lot of fun and excitement. >> they will talk about the traffic and the hassle. >> they will say that anyway. new yorkers do complain, but they are very generous. they appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. if it had to be an open expose stadium. it has to be in a city where the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february and the new york and new jersey area. >> they change that rule for this game. >> it went away. >

fire officials say the blaze is 9 square miles, but the blaze is not spreading beyond the perimeter lines. evacuations remain in place for 3 dozen summer homes. >>> one year ago today, 19 firefighters were killed battling a wildfire in arizona. yesterday family and friends saluted the granite mounted hot shots who gave their lives protecting the community. today the town of press scott will hold a simple ceremony to honor the men. >>> happening now the murder trial for oscar pistorious. they concluded he was not suffering from a mental illness when he killed his girlfriend last year. the story is he mistook her for an intruder. >>> the phillies start a series with the marlins in miami. the phillies have not lost a four game series at home to the braves in 50 year, never getting swept that badly. marlin byrd hit a solo pair of home runs. phillies are 8 games out of first. >> it may cost more than ever to hit the road this holiday weekend. >> risky behavior on sexting comes a warning for preteens. >> reporter: it's a warm one out there. we want you to be careful especially if you're among t

they are focused on the perimeter around the camp. >> the family is from new mexico, but ida grew up in marin county and it was supposed to be a fun family vacation for ida, her parents and her two younger brothers. and now they desperately want her home. more than a hundred people are expected to search throughout the night and into the morning hours or until they find ida. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> those folks will not quit. >>> a dog walker is facing animal abuse charges after authorities say she left eight dogs in her van and went shopping in the mall. an alert shopper found the dogs inside the unattended van in san francisco. as she took the photos and shared them with a a bc7 news, the woman called authorities worried the dogs were in danger. animal care and control cited the unidentified dog walker for leaving them in a vehicle without proper ventilation. amtrak service through richmond is back on schedule tonight after a train slammed into a tractor-trailer. this accident happened two miles north of the richmond station after 4:00. the truck entered the track way before t

will be restored in the current reconfiguration and the planting will be refurnished and around the perimeter we will have orient mental planting accessing each entrance to the park and utilizing drought resist resistance some the plans populated are the orient timeal planting proposed for the entryway. we have our sloped planting we will have norway - no more grass and finally our proposed under story planting that will be a mix of natives and other planets that concludes my presentation. and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about the project >> commissioners, any questions for staff or for the sponsor. commissioner johns >> on page 5 section 4a we the court makes the statement i believe the proposed project is for the rehabilitation for a residential property therefore commercial activity won't be disturbed. i believe that i read that correctly and perhaps that is something that ought to be revisited >> where. >> on page 5 section 4a. >> i don't have a - >> 5? >> the motion - oh, yeah. >> shelly i'm sorry that's a type o and i'll correct it. >> any other questions or

baghdad operations command have responded to the isil threat of attacking baghdad by putting around a perimeter, putting in increased curfews, mounting mobile patrols. a lot of people are very scared. this has been going on in baghdad for 18 months now. we've seen three to four car bombs a week here. many don't leave their neighbors. baghdad has lived through this for a while, and yes, tensions are high in the city, and people are worried about what could happen next. they're looking at cities like mosul. 2million people fell to 1300 sunni rebels. >> the fighting has yet to reach baghdad, but the city is bracing for a possible assault. >> reporter: 63 years old and retired. he has eight grandchildren. he said that the security crisis in iraq caused by the sunni rebellion makes him nervous. >> psychological conditions are very bad. we watch the news all the time, and we hear a lot of rumors. we hear fighting progresses and thin retreats. we don't know what to do. we feel trapped. we worry about displacement. we don't know what our fate will be. >> reporter: a quick look around on the streets and

the airport from militants to gunmen on motor bikes firing shots at security forces just outside the perimeter. the taliban says it was responsible, and the hunt is now underway for the gunmen. and it after militants attacked the airport on monday, the pakistani military carried out air strikes in retaliation, killing 15 militants. it happened just near the border with afghanistan. that's just after a brazen assault by taliban militants at the international airport. seven more bodies have now been recovered from a building at the airport. in total, more than 30 people died there, including ten militants. the pakistani taliban says it carried out the raid as revenge for the killing of the group's leader last year. we will, of course, continue to monitor all those events more you. >>> now let's bring you to some of the day's other news. reports from afghanistan suggest that an incident in which five u.s. soldiers died was a case of friendly fire. it's thought the soldiers were killed by a bomb dropped from a coalition plane in the southern province. well, our correspondent joins us from the afgh

in the military, it is not a conditional perimeter. it's not contingent on what mexico might do or pakistan might do, it is an absolute perimeter. i think one of the things the american public is thirsting for is the same kind of decisiveness and reality they see in the military in a perimeter that isn't breached on the southern border. why can't we have that in short form? >> well, first of all, you have to realize these kids probably want to get caught. in some cases -- >> well, not want to, they're running to officers. >> they will run to the nearest officer and say, here i am. >> right. >> so you have to ask, will it increa deter that with increased border presence? >> should we have a border that is contestanal? shouldn't is be, at least as a go goalpost, an absolute rather than conditional border? >> we need to have secure borders, absolutely, if that's your question. we need secure borders. and so one of the things that i've tried to do here in my testimony is lay out all the things we're doing to deal with this situation, which

it is an absolute perimeter. i think one of the things the american public is thirsing for is the same kind of decisiveness and reality they see in the military in a perimeter that isn't breached on the southern border. why can't we have that in short form? >> well, first of all, you have to realize these kids probably want to get caught. in some cases, as -- >> well, not want to. they're running to officers. >> they will run to the nearest officer and say, here i am. >> right. >> so you have to ask, you know, will it increase border presence deter that? >> i guess let me rephrase it. i only have a couple minutes. should we have a border that is in essence conditional? because part of the testimony was based on what we might get mexico to do, what we might not get mexico to do, or what we might get guatemala to do. shouldn't it be at least a goalpost an absolute rather than conditional border? >> we knead to have secure borders, absolutely, if that's your question. we need secure borders. so one of the things tha

sheriff walt femling ordered his deputies to seal off the perimeter and to stop the nearby garbage truck from leaving the area. >> i yelled at one of my deputies to run over there and stop him from doing what he was doing. >> sir, just leave the garbage at this truck. >> that garbage truck was one house away and almost took this evidence. >> in the trash can outside the johnsons' home was evidence more valuable than anything they found inside. ñ >>> alan and diane johnson were gunned down in the bedroom of their home in the early-morning hours. their 16-year-old daughter was in the house when the shooting occurred, but unharmed. in the garbage, police found a wealth of evidence. >> in the outside trash can, a pink bathrobe. inside that bathrobe, they found a brown leather glove, a latex glove and .25-caliber ammunition. >> this ammunition did not match the ammunition used in the murders. however, it looked like the killer threw the items in the trash before fleeing the scene. the murder weapon, a high-powered hunting rifle, belonged to the johnsons' tenant, mel speegle, who had mysterio

officials say, they are now in the midst of big changes to strengthen perimeter security. kron 4's j--r stone has the story. a high pressure pipeline burst today in san francisco. it happened on bryant street near duboce this morning. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c-7 news. as you can see. the water went rushing down the street. traffic was shutdown on part of the street for hours. bryant street is damaged in the area. it is sinking, and in some spots there is a separation in the sidewalk. the pipeline that ruptured is part of the cities' emergency firefighting system. it carries water to san francisco's blue topped hydrants. and is an older hydrant. jean walsh/sf puc the emergency firefighting system is different than the residential and commercial drinking water system. this is a highly pressurized pipe, you can imagine how much is needed to fight a fire ? the good news is it happened now not when we really needed it in an emergency repairs will take place tomorrow and through next week. the s-f- p-u-c says, the pipeline was shut down earlier in

due to the security perimeter that will be built around metlife stadium, we're are losing half of our space. we are trying to call this the first public transportation super bowl. we are working closely with the mta, new jersey transportation authority to make sure buses and trains will transfer people to the games. >> i can hear new yorkers. you know them. they will say, what? i'm getting out of the city during super bowl. >> my advice is not to leave town. there'll be a lot of fun and excitement. >> they will talk about the traffic and the hassle. >> they will say that anyway. new yorkers are very generous. they appreciate when something special is taking place. >> another problem -- mother nature. >> there had to be a rule change in terms of us being able to bid on getting the super bowl. it had to be an open expose stadium. the average mean temperature the day of the game is above 50 degrees. that is clearly not the case in february and the new york and new jersey area. >> they change that rule for this game. >> it went away. >> they use -- he says they are ready for the snow. >>

it is an absolute perimeter. i think one of the things the american public is thirsing for is the same kind of decisiveness and reality they see in the military in a perimeter that isn't breached on the southern border. why can't we have that in short form? >> well, first of all, you have to realize these kids probably want to get caught. in some cases, as -- >> well, not want to. they're running to officers. >> they will run to the nearest officer and say, here i am. >> right. >> so you have to ask, you know, will it increase border presence deter that? >> i guess let me rephrase it. i only have a couple minutes. should we have a border that is in essence conditional? because part of the testimony was based on what we might get mexico to do, what we might not get mexico to do, or what we might get guatemala to do. shouldn't it be at least a goalpost an absolute rather than conditional border? >> we knead to have secure borders, absolutely, if that's your question. we need secure borders. so one of the things tha

just pouring water in from perimeter. there is concern outer walls could crumble because of the condition of the 100 year old building. >> san francisco city attorney filed an unfair labor practice claim against muni drivers today in latest attempt to end the three-day old sick out. many more drivers reported to work about 440 of them. that let muni operate 70% of the bus and train systems express service back in operation only one still out of luck, tourists. cable cars still aren't running. >> muni sick out at a perfect time for a service called chariot. it was an express van service and rightedishship jumped almost 50% since it began. users on a monthly plan pay less than $3 per ride it's looking to expand into south of market area. >> let's turn to yesterday's election. numbers show turn out for yesterday's shoot voeting about as low as predicted highest turn out in sonoma county just over 30%. and alameda had the lowest. here is a look at other seven counties. analysts say there is no race to draw voters to polls >>

we are still fighting the fire within the perimeter. >> anybody inside the homes? >> we are hearing there may have been one person but we can't confirm that. right now. it is too soon. >> reporter: any injuries? >> no injuries. >> reporter: thank you very much. again, two homes destroyed. no injuries. reporting live in san jose, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. marine county is known for having the highest rate of breast cancer in the country but now there is a new health crisis. in the next 30 days he is launching a plan to deal with prescription drug abuse. officials say over doses are now claiming more lives than breast cancer in marine county. ktvu's mike mibach talked with a father who suffered a painful loss and is now joining the fight to help save lives. >> reporter: big smile, big plans. this is aj. this is his father. >> there is one moment during the day where i shout, i wish i had known. >> what he didn't know, his son was taking prescription drugs. >> it is a prescription narcotic. it killed him. >> reporter: prescription drug abuse

a story in russia claims that dolphins with headed to russian waters to form a perimeter around a missile destroyer. the navy denied the claim entirely. our guest rick knows all too much about this activity. after being part of the activity himself as a dolphin trainer. he was in the 2010 academy award documentary, the cove. >> i feel somewhat responsible, because it was the flipper tv series that created this multi-billion dollars industry. it created this desire to swim with them, kiss them, and hold them, and hug them, and love them to death. >> rick, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> in terms of the main stream international community, you are probably best known for your work to stop the slaughter of dolphins, i.e., the documentary "the cove," but you have been at this for decades. you have been fighting to stop the military use of dolphins. give us an idea of the historical use of dolphins in the military. >> we have used them since the late 50s, and during the flipper years, i was approached by two members of the company, and they tried to recruit me into that pro

a environmental review that will take 3 years towards the july 2018 for the city to work within the perimeters of the park merced development. i think josh wanted to mention something >> letting open this up for public comment comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >> yeah. thank you for a very good report it's regretable that w it takes us another year realistically we may not start this until 2018 is that it. >> your optimistic schedule will have us open in 20022 or 23 this is a great opportunity the feasibility study and the environmental review in i figure out the details you can make that period more streamline so it's going to be a good opportunity. >> i hope to see it. anyway a couple of comments i think the longer than subway and break-in make sense a separate right-of-way there was a feeling as discussed in some of the sessions including the st. francis cycle you have the m and k lines that are underground somehow so makes the project more expensive and can i reflect that's something having the year of the t s r we're considering building th

. >> i was going to say it changes previously the perimeters of our decision that's no longer exiled vs. necessary and desirable so it's a little different consideration to give to the impractical the same issue. >> commissioner borden this whole thing is difficult i feel like we're exercising a preference and not trying to experience a preference it's a strange situation we're being put in we don't center a basis on or about clustering we're put in the middle of discussions if there is no only one which one is the right one we want to have the public health department to kind of make the decision and i'm not clear if the proving because they looked at some of the ways the actors were involved with the facilities and so i really don't like the situation that we're put in because i feel like they're the people that make the determination based on the history and ours is the youth clustering issue that may or may not strike to those other things you're talking about. so i feel a little bit frustrated by that situation but it's created a situation where, you know, dissension and fightin