and i and our partner peter started working on this park seven years ago. isabelle wade, one of the founders of the san francisco parks alliance, handled our community outreach and she did a great job. we had meetings with hundreds of neighborhood residents including one of our wonderful supporters jamie whit a kerr, right there, jamie, wave. these residents working with landscape architects cliff low and katy taylor designed this park. later kirsten -- where is kirsten? a city planning and don of parks and rec as well as tradection professionals studied the park to ensure it met all the professional standards required of a san francisco city park ~. thank you, don. and kirsten, thank you, parks and rec. thank you, jamie, and thank you, cliff and katy for all your hard work. the children's play structure will be coming in the next few months. construction of the park is finished. the original plan for emerald park called for cities to buy the land and all the improvements as well as pay for the ongoing matesv. in these times of great stress on the city's budget, this solution proved

live. >> then, this week marks the one-year anniversary of the attack by neo-nazi gunman wade temple.pageon on a sikh >> my father was killed in oak creek on august 5, 2012 and one of the most racist, extreme attacks this nation has known since birmingham, alabama in 1963 when the 16th street baptist church was bombed. >> that is pardeep kaleka whose father was killed in the attack area and he will join us along with his unlikely ally, arno michaelis, a former white supremacist. they now work together to educate young people to take a stand against violence and hate. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. encrypted e-mail service leaved to have been used by national security agency leaker edward snowden shut down abruptly thursday amidst a legal fight that appeared to involve u.s. government attempts to win access to customer information. the owner of love abit wrote -- lavabit wrote a message online saying he said he was barred from discussing the events over the past six weeks that led to his decis

can play. >> on our team. >> on our team. >> on our team. >> now gay athletes get a new voice. wade davis is in the house. that's all new in the next hour of "newsroom." >>> major league baseball sending a message to all of their pitchers. if you hit a-rod on purpose you'll be suspended for it. good morning. >> good morning. joe girardi said it would be open season on a-rod if they didn't suspend brian for going after a-rod. the red sox pitcher never admitted to hitting a-rod on purpose but says he will not appeal the suspension. the lehigh iron pigs selected a pitcher. they selected steve paul's essay in which he describes suddenly being diagnosed with als and it's a huge burden on his family. the funeral package that he's won is worth up to $10,000. he doesn't plan on using it any time soon. great story there. alabama football fans have come up with a new shirt that trolls everyone. it says tebow cried tree died lsu tried te's fake. >> friends don't go to alabama here in georgia. >> that's right. alabama is number one in both polls which kicks off one week from tomorrow. >>> all r

what is in the best interest. >> meanwhile today in annapolis, republican delicate wade catch added his name to the list. republicans calling for dwyer to resign. it is unclear if the ethics committee would be able to move with expulsion. this is a misdemeanor and under their rules a felony is what can force them out of the legislature. >> tom fitzgerald, live in annapolis, thank you. new edge on virginia, at least right now, survey shows 48% of likely voters support democrat terry mccalla. and 47% support ken cuccinelli. turning to the crisis in egypt jipt -- country order release of hosni mubarak. he was held on corruption case and still faces charges for his role in the deaths of protesters under his regime. meanwhile the u.s. is temporarily suspending military aid to egypt. white house is concerned about chemical weapons used against civilians in syrian and plaming assad. the syrian government denied the involvement. this calms at the same time a chemicals team arrived. new detailed emerging the man suspected of firing shots inside a georgia elementary school on tuesday. 20-year

. >> wading through the riviera it was a cheaper destination. >> more than one-third of french people have cheaper places. in august many went to the mountains because there were good value packages. >> big cities like paris, on the other hand, bucking the trend thanks to foreign writ -- foreign visitors. >> 15 minutes time. ♪ >> french champions awaiting the season on sunday. certainly finishing on top of the trail ahead of monaco. no. 2, roger federal with the final major the season the lowest since 2002, clashing with the top fund majors, spaniards face the strong house in the third arm not to be getting ahead of themselves. >> i never considered myself as a favor -- as a favorite. i do not think i am a favorite. we have had good results until now. there are good results on the tournament. this is completely different for the last few weeks. a special tournament with five set matches. >> i have played as well. everything can happen. i am focused on my first round against harrison. in the open they faced off with any man in history in crushing the those. >> it is an exciting draw, real

rupee falling yet you demand from importers, mainly oil refiners, and some banks, wade on the rupee. the weeks are record-breaking movements. it registered the decades worst single day fall on heightening fears. >> bringing in the role of policymaking, what measures has india taken to separate them from other markets? if we have to follow other markets, then what are we doing? >> in order to arrest the slide of the rupee, r.b.i had other measures, discussing talks of return of capital controlled regime. the currency's slide continued amid steps by the bank of india to increase availability of cash in the banking system. expectations that the u.s. federal reserve would start with buying its bond buying program next month also wait upon the currency. >> the u.s. has been progressing for the past four quarters, and we have been going down for the past two or three quarters, and now our rupee has touched a never earlier seem low, so i think this time, the recession is more on the mental -- more fundamental, and i think it is more serious, and it could be definitely more troublesome. unf

bomb, it is an open letter to the right wing pro-life anti-abortion repeal roe v. wade community about how the republican party has been suckering them for decades. today is the birthday of crouching tiger hidden dragon star and bond girl, the great michelle yo, love her. andy warhol would have been 85 today. and the late great elliott smith nominated for an oscar for good will hunting soundtrack would have been 44 today. also, the best comedy tour you never heard of and congressman alan grayson is here. this is "viewpoint"! >> john: good evening, i'm john fuglesang. thank you for joining us on "viewpoint." the u.s. today ordered americans out of yemen sending the international terror alert to high. all nonessential government employees have been evacuated from the u.s. embassy and american citizens are urged to leave now! the british embassy closed up shop, as well. and the evacuation comes just a day after u.s. intelligence officials say they intercepted a new threat. this one from al-qaeda chief ayman al-zawahiri to his deputy ordering him do "do something." that something officials

the community for vigils to remember those who died on august 5, 2012 when a neo-nazi gunman wade michael page opened fire on worshipers in the temple. the oak creek tragedy brought national attention to the threat of hate and discrimination that has become routine for millions , muslim, hindu, and arab-americans in the last decade. according to reports, hate crimes against these communities are now at their highest since 2001, and a number of hate groups has more than doubled since 2000. last friday, ahead of the anniversary, attorney general eric holder announced the justice department will begin collecting data on hate crimes committed against sikhs along with other religious groups. this is jasit singh. >> in the year after oak creek, we have made some progress with the government and in one year, to get the fbi to agree to start tracking hate crimes against sikhs, that's progress. the context of one year later, we know the government has challenges of moving quickly, especially in this environment, but for them to recognize the need and move on it should actually be of knowle

of the gymnasts there. from the nba, there's lebron. lebron james. dwyane wade. dwyane wade. here are the players from the nfl arriving. here they are. [ laughter ] some of the nfl guys. that's all the nfl guys. that was very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] it was great seeing the cincinnati bengals. that was fun. i enjoyed that. well, how about this? a key witness for the prosecution in the racketeering and murder trial of boston crime boss whitey bulger was found dead this week. who could have seen that coming? [ laughter ] what? a witness in a mob trial dead? turned out the guy suffered an allergic reaction to a baseball bat. apparently that's what it was. [ laughter ] didn't even realize it. well, the british parliament has passed a bill this week allowing gay marriage in the united kingdom. gacouples. there you are. [ applause ] i guess gay couples over there will now have access to the same benefits as straight couples in england. medical, optical, of course there's no dental. it's england. they don't do that. but you know, they have all the others. all the others -- all t

association last night. while there, clinton waded into the contentuous battle over voting rights saying the government cannot represent the people unless it's been fairly elected. >> anyone who says that racial discrimination is no longer a problem in american elections must not be paying attention. >> clinton's speech monday is just the first in a series of appearances by the former secretary of state. she's planning to travel the country speaking about national security and global responsibility. >>> serving in the senate doesn't exempt you from jury duty. john mccain found that out on monday when he reported to serve near his phoenix home. he joked he was doing his civic duty for a change, of course. >>> and here we go again with the birther craze. a texas republican congressman blake farenthold believes the house has the votes to impeach obama. he made the comments while responding to a question over the legitimacy over the president's birth certificate. >>> new york senator kirsten gillibrand has inked a book deal. it will be both a memoir and call to action for women to bec

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. >> reporter: firefighters wading through that chest-high water, clutching on to baby lauren's carrier to get her to safety. >> it was emotional. you know, you see your baby. and she's a newborn. how are you going to do this? what are you going to do to get us out? >> reporter: across the nashville area, swollen creeks caused flash flooding, forcing some to the safety of their roofs. and leaving cars floating on streets. rescue teams fanned out, fighting the fast-moving waters, to get people out. not just tennessee. from arkansas, to missouri, the heavy rain is hammering the heartland. over six inches of rain in madison, tennessee, double what they see in a month. in wallace, kansas, eight inches. and the worst, richland, missouri, 17 inches this week. enough for an entire summer. and here in the nashville area, there is water still rushing through these swollen creeks. you can tell how one point here the water rose so high, it carried that debris and garbage can up to that bridge. usually, this creek is only about one to two feet deep. alex perez, abc news, nashville. >>> also

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what the water's going to do. so -- lose a home. >> reporter: firefighters wading through that chest-high water, clutching on to baby lauren's carrier to get her to safety. >> it was emotional. you know, you see your baby. and she's a newborn. how are you going to do this? what are you going to do to get us out? >> reporter: across the nashville area, swollen creeks caused flash flooding, forcing some to the safety of their roofs. and leaving cars floating on streets. rescue teams fanned out, fighting the fast-moving waters, to get people out. not just tennessee. from arkansas, to missouri, the heavy rain is hammering the heartland. over six inches of rain in madison, tennessee, double what they see in a month. in wallace, kansas, eight inches. and the worst, richland, missouri, 17 inches this week. enough for an entire summer. and here in the nashville area, there is water still rushing through these swollen creeks. you can tell how one point here the water rose so high, it carried that debris and garbage can up to that bridge. usually, this creek is only about one to two feet deep.

moderate iran. >> thank you very much. african observers say some bob wade's government has won a landslide victory in --. dozens of seats have not been clarified. >> observers say it was free and fair. the party has one one quarter of seats but he said the vote was rigged. >> a new poll shows the german chancellor could wind september house election with the coalition she knows had -- now has. they have seen a bump in voter approval. >> which would be a major breakthrough for her christian democrats. it was looking like they would have to form a grand coalition with their rival to stay in power. >> where does that leave the opposition? >> little cheer in the latest opinion polls for the man who wants to unseat anglo merkel -- angela merkel. the numbers are barely moving. the social democrat challenger says it is not game over yet. >> there are seven and a half weeks to go. they will be crucial in deciding who wins this election on september 22. >> the new poll gives the conservatives 42% of the vote. the spd trail on 26. the greens have 13. the partners reach up to five percent.

. they're my cousin wade and kathy's children. i wanted to show you this picture of a cousin i have not met, a distant cousin. this is rebecca podeo, new miss wyoming, she will be competing for miss america. tomorrow in wyoming, there's an ice cream social, live auction to raise money for the effort, and i have not met her, but i would love to. >> she's gorgeous. >> congratulations to rebecca. andrea? >> take a cold shower, bob. >> it is wonderful. i think it is nice. >> all right, everybody, get ready to take a picture of your weaner, oscar meyer. it is a fun joke. richmond, virginia, get a dollar hot dog, asking you to celebrate taking pictures of your hot dog because of anthony weiner. the scandal night. here is a fan talking about it. >> i may move to new york so i can vote for anthony weiner. >> dollar hot dog. >> dollar hot dog. i can be had, i am no pushover. >> see a picture of that. >> want me to go fast. "the five," love this show. >> these minimum wage laws simply hurt the workers that folks like juan actually want to help, and the big picture here isn't about age or skill level,

not to wade in the fountains and say the water is not clean and everyone can help enjoy it. it looks fun, but many people don't need to hit the beaches or fountains on the weekend because cooler air is expected to move in from the west. on friday 33 and here's the extended forecast. # >> before we leave you this hour, we are going to take you to kyoto where some women have been honoring a summer tradition. entertainers known as miko visit their teachers on august 1st every year to thank them for their help. they want to see dance and music instructors in the city's district. the women greeted the owners where they performed. # >> the first day of august. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do join us again. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: edward snowden, the leaker of u.s. surveillance secrets, was granted asylum in russia today. he walked out of the moscow airport where he had been holed up for more than a month. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonig

challenges in becoming citizens. not only do they have to wade through immigration codes that are many inches thick. they orphan have to spend a ton of money to pay attorneys as well as immigration fees. not only does our federal government have enormous backlogs when it comes to immigration applications, but it's a very daunting process and this is why as the mayor said, it is so important that we get immigration reform done. in the mid 1990sst i actually worked for the u.s. senate. the last time they passed a so-called immigration reform bill. ~ that immigration bill was a punitive bill. it essentially sent the message to the world that america was not open to immigrants. we need a different message, and this is the message that we need to get out today from san francisco. fast forward to 2010, i was proud at that time to ask mayor gavin newsom to spend a couple hundred thousand dollars to make sure we counted all members of our san francisco community. and who did we ask to step up to make sure that money was well spent? it was then our city administrator now mayor ed lee, adrian an

cuccinelli is on a mission. he wants to overturn roe v. wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incese. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> the young family from d.c. who lost their home to a fire is getting help from a rapper. noz is a fan and he was watching the news and decided he wants to help. from there the donations are growing. >> the story proves you never know who is watching. he told me he was in japan when his manager saw our story and sent him a link. >> think it's raw emotion from a father down on his luck that struck a chord with the celebrity rapper. >> that guy was my neighbor. >> he saw our story earlier this week. >> a d.c. family trying to cope with loss. >> and started a donation page for a family whose home was destroyed by fire. >> we just knew we had to do something. >> that something is almost $50,0

wade into that toxic environment sacrificing their own lives to attempt to stop the leak and save the country. today, we are getting news that they continue in the latest report is that it's built 300 tons of radioactive water and it is in a puddle nearby and it is separate from the one we reported on last week. a puddle of the contaminated water is e-mailed and 100 million sieverts per hour. according to reuters, the water is so toxic that within one hour, a person standing one foot away would receive a radiation dose five times the average annual global limit for nuclear workers. after 10 hours, the person will go into showing signs of radiation poisoning and need to go to the hospital. the japanese government calls this a level one out of seven on the international scale for radiological releases meaning that it's really all not that serious. japanese officials are working to correct the problem and they insist that none of the contaminated water has reached the pacific ocean but this latest leak just reinforces their long-standing concerns over the safety of nuclear energy. just a

dedicated four separate covers to martin and other sons across the country. miami heat's dwyane wade will be on the cover with his sons all wearing symbolic gray hoodies. >>> andrew shaw is auctioning off, well, a personal momento, shall we say, the actual stitches he got during game six in the stanley cup finals. nasty. after getting a puck to the face. yes, he actually kept them. >> who wants those? >> i don't know. and who is going to save that? he did. he plans on donating the money to cancer research. the auction begins on august 15th on ebay. so get your money ready. >> the nfl's favorite brothers are watching football on the phones. ♪ it's football >> check out that rap. summer swag. poppa manning made an appearance in the video. hilarious. >> that reminds me of that famous justin timber lake schedule. >> "something in a box." >> same humor. all right. thank you so much, betty. >> it's one of the most popular summer spots in the u.s. cape cod, massachusetts. traditionally known for beautiful beaches and tranquil waters. but as katie tur reports, there are growing concerns over a

virginia sponsored this ad." ken cuccinelli is on a mission. he wants to overturn roe v. wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant."." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 -- on your side. embassiesr of u.s. and consulates closed because of a terrorist threat reopened. the u.s. close 19 embassies last week. the u.s. embassy in yemen will remain closed because of continuing concerns about potential attacks by al qaeda there. the u.s. consulate in lahore, pakistan will also remain closed. it was shut down due to a set -- a separate threat. the trains will be up and running in san francisco tomorrow. strike by thed a transit agency. he ordered workers not to strike for two months while and both sides try to work out a new contract. they walked up the job for days last month and th

wade. they have a great tandem on offense. a junior quarterback and junior receiver. >> they played as sophomores and both started. they are good, hardworking kids and have a good chemistry between them and are only in their junior season. so we have this year and next with them. >> seems like now as we get into high school that everybody is using the passing game a lot more than maybe years in past. i mean, it is now a quarterback's game, isn't it? >> i would agree. i think that there is a lot of coaches that have done their homework, they are good coaches that we coach against, and everyone seems to be going to throwing. it is more fun to call. the kids have more fun playing it. i think it is a trend. >> reporter: well, both of these teams figure to pass a lot. a team in black is down inside the 10, trying to score their second touchdown of the game. they are leading dublin 7-0. we are going to have highlights later tonight on the 10:00 news, and by the way, heather, there is always the specialty of the house. today, it is the world famous cheeseburger. the hornet cheeseburger with h

of peace, dramartin luther king jr.. we shall overcome and i believe we will. i am dr. brenda wade. blessings. >> we shall overcome, deep in our hearts, i do believe. that we shall overcome all of this. we, we are not afraid. we are not afraid. we are not afraid to say. we're not afraid deep in our hearts. i do believe. >> i do believe. >>> we are a little disappointed in it, but we have to evaluate it. >> they have the cost stuff. it takes time to do that. you just don't snap that out. >> we're going to keep pushing. that is what we want. >> a big cooling off period over the b.a.r.t. contract talks. the governor stepping into the labor dispute and we'll talk with the longest serving member of the b.a.r.t. board of directors. >> and spoke of a cooling-off era, this is for decades. in fact, we have a bit of a warming trend on tap for the bay area. the details are coming up. >> and an amber alert called off. the san diego teenager about to be reunited with her father. the shootout that left her suspected kidnapper

: high school senior josh is wading through college brochures with his dad. but the actor is setting his sights on one school. >> yale, and that's why i'm pursuing that. >> reporter: they have been stashing money away for josh's education since he was a baby but it won't come close to the $60,000 annual tuition and fees. >> it's ridiculous that it's gone up to that point. it makes it very difficult for the middle class and lower class to get a good strong college education. >> reporter: they are not alone. it effects people who are going to less-expensive state schools. >> reporter: those higher cost versus been driven in part by lower investment returns on endowments and a shortfall in state tax revenues. >> reporter: more than two-thirds college students applied for some form of financial aid last year. the financial aid director at the university of chicago are concerned about the debt that students are shouldering. >> we tell students only borrow what you need. if you can get a job to pay for t we highly recommend that. >> reporter: they help match students with schools they can affo

here on wading in water in the low-lying areas. the situation is not alleviated yet. unfortunately we are going to be seeing more rain coming across the prefecture where the pictures came out. about 150 millimeters of rainfall in the region, 120 in that region and is metropolitan region as well. in northern japan, 100 in il meters of rain. dissipating in western areas, these are like low to produce frequent lightning damaging gusts and tornados that cannot be ruled ouchlt some of is you are enjoying your summer vacation, but try to stay away from the rivers and cliffs as well. another area where we will be finding stormy conditions is around the country. it will be intensifying into a tropical storm status and taking a very close eye on the situation. also another factor to this eastern continent with a heat dome. it's very strong and lingering across the similar areas. 40 degrees here in inland china and korea and 35 degrees and japan at 36 degrees. this will be continuing. this ongoing heat will exhaust you so try to be cautious of preet stroke and drink a lot of water and see them

. >>> incredible story in tennessee. firefighters rescued a baby from rushing flood waters. they waded through waist high water to save the five week old child, her four-year-old brother and their parents. >> scary situation. >>> time is 4:40. coming up more winners coming forward for the share of the power ball jackpot. they are not us. the lucky group of coworkers and their split of the half billion dollar prize. >>> gearing up for the outside lands music festival. the rock and roll legend headlining opening night. >>> good morning. westbound 24 traffic looks pretty good getting up to the caldecott tunnel between walnut creek and oakland. we'll tell you more coming up. Ñáçwlook at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missin

is going to do. >> reporter: firefighters wading though that chest-high water, clutching onto baby lauren's car seat to get her to safety. >> it was emotional. you see your baby and she's a new born and what are you going to do to get us out. >> reporter: across the area swollen creeks forcing some to the safety of their roofs and leaving cars floating on streets. rescue teams fanned out fighting the fast moving waters to get people out, not just tennessee, from arkansas to missouri, the heavy rain is hammering the heartland. over six inches of rain in madison, tennessee this morning, double what they see in a month. in wallace, kansas, the past 24 hours, 8 inches and the worst, rich land, missouri, 17 inches this week, enough for an entire summer. and, diane, tonight here in the nashville area there is still water rushing through these swal own creeks. at one point the water rose so high it carried debris and garbage all the way up to that bridge. this creek is usually only one to two feet deep. >>> from the downpower to the fires out west. homes threatened. abc's cecilia vega on

first place. so, as we wade through all the politics of this, and there's going to be a lot of politics, do keep those truths in mind. >>> brand new this morning, facebook's just issued a report saying governments from 74 countries asked for information on 38,000 facebook users in the past six months, with half of those requests coming from the u.s. government. facebook joins google and twitter in revealing as much as it can about the demands for that data. >>> and we got the latest housing data this morning showing a nearly 25% increase in house prices in san francisco year-over-year. those numbers do not chart the south bay. so it's a moving average. it's comparing june to june and next month, july to july, and those coming from standard & poor's. back to you. >>> a new bill designed to protect california's big cats now just one signature away from becoming law. bay area state senator jerry hill introducing that legislation following the controversial killing of two mountain lion cubs out in half moon bay. that happened last november. this bill would give fish and wildlived o

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interesting, to say the least. a little bit of a cultural difference. you kind of have to wade through, and i'm sure i'm preaching to the choir in the military here, you have to separate out how things are versus what you're used to and what it really means because otherwise you can really get into apples and oranges. so the take away for me, and what should be rolling behind me, are just a series of photographs of van when we were there. and what i hope the story that they are telling is this example of what we saw. i mean, there's some classic examples if you look at the buildings, these were all new buildings, by the way, that were condemned. but as you look you'll see some buildings with big cracks in them to where they are x-like cracks. that's classic soft story construction damage. that's what happens when earthquake sheer hits. that's what it looks like. for an emergency manager in san francisco, that's a really valuable lesson. i know what that looks like now. flood and val were great in taking engineering principles and helping us understand what was at work here and at the end of

crawling along. >>> a state wade amber alert has been issued for two children believed to have been kidnapped from san diego county. here's more. >> here is a picture of our suspect. his name is james lee dimaggio. >> reporter: investigators believe 40-year-old james lee dimaggio shaved his beard and mustache after he abducked these two children, hanna anderson and ethan anderson. detectives say dimaggio killed their mother, 40-year-old christina anderson inside his boulevard home before setting it on fire sunday night. we are sold the two were close platonic friends. >> we believe this was an arson. we believe he murdered anderson and set the structures on fire. >> reporter: firefighters discovered anderson 'body in the rubble and a dog deputies say had also been killed along with the weapons nearby. after a search near the debris. dug through the rubble of the entire house. when they were doing that, essentially sifting through the rubble. they low camed the remains of the boy -- located the remains of the boy. >> reporter: deputies are not identify the body. but took successes th

wade through recommend nations. there's no added cost for profiles. >>> do you commute alone or car pool? more than half of bay area residents drive solo to and from work. a live look now at the interchange in san jose. although traffic is a problem here in the bay area, we have made progress. the study shows the solo driving trend is getting lower as time goes on, and the bay area has the most public transportation users in the state. uc berkeley professor says some of the reasons people drive by themselves because people are living in suburbs and others need their cars to doer rands. >>> a korean war veteran had been laid to rest. sergeant first class joseph steinberg was taken prisoner in 1951. the military recently recovered his remains. today, his family held a funeral in san bruno. the army presented his family with a purple heart and bronze star. he was buried with three brothers. >>> the fight against the west nile virus ramps up in the south bay. for the second time, crew also be out in force in north san jose. you see the map here. they're going to be fogging for mosquitos