SF Fillmore St. Jazz Festival Celebrates 25 Years
The Fillmore Street Jazz Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary Saturday. CBS 5 photographer Matt Halla shows us a sampling of the neighborhood street fair, the fun, the food, and of course the great music.
4th Of July Celebrations Light Up The Bay Area Sky
San Francisco's Fourth of July fireworks are a huge draw. As Don Knapp reports, folks are serious about getting just the right spot, so they can have the best possible view.
1.2 Million Fans Register For Jackson Memorial
More than 1.2 million people registered for tickets for Michael Jackson's memorial next week, but only 11,000 tickets will be given out. As Manuel Gallegos reports, fans are gathering already at L.A.'s Staples Center.
CBS 5 Investigates
Undercover ICE Informant Faces Deportation
An informant for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement searched for terrorist connecitons. Now he faces deportation by the very agency he works for. Anna Werner reports.
Family Of Teen Murdered In E. Bay Seeks Answers
A South Bay family asked CBS 5 to investigate this: Why the justice system wasn't able to save their daughter from being murdered in Oakland? Anna Werner reports.
Did A SF Hospice Patient Die Too Soon?
For someone to die at a hospice isn't unusual, it's expected. But the daughter of an elderly San Francisco resident said her mother shouldn't have died there the way she did. Anna Werner reports.
Consumers Want Annoying 'Robo-Calls' To Stop
CBS 5 Invesitgates has been looking into those annoying warranty "robo-calls." While consumers want to stop those calls, it can be extremely difficult. Anna Werner reports.
Congress Holds Hearing On School 'Quiet Rooms'
CBS 5 Investigates was the first to uncover the use of abusive restraint techniques and so-called "quiet rooms" in California. Now the issue is getting attention on Capitol Hill. Anna Werner reports.
Ex-Worker: Call Center Sold 'Fraud' Car Warranties
You've probably gotten the annoying call more than once saying your auto warranty is about to expire. CBS 5 Investigates found one place marketing those warranties in the East Bay. Anna Werner reports.
Insurance Won't Pay NorCal Mom's Cancer Treatment
Will your insurance company pay for the treatment your doctors recommend? They may not. That's what a single mother from Chico said she found out. Anna Werner reports.
CA Loan Modification Firm Owner Files Bankruptcy
The loan modification firm "Saving California" has been under scrutiny by CBS 5 Investigates. Now the man who promised to help struggling homeowners has some problems of his own. Anna Werner reports.
Concerns Over Injured Horses On Vallejo Hillside
It's a situation that some advocates believe is a case of animal neglect: Dozens of horses roaming a hillside in Solano County, some with injuries. Anna Werner reports.
Cold Case: 60 Murder Witnesses Who Saw Nothing
It was a killing with over 60 witnesses, and police say they know who murdered Elzie Winston Jr. Investigative reporter Anna Werner has the story of how the murder that looked easy to solve became a cold case.
Consumer Video
Relief For High Tech Eyestrain
Red eyes, headaches, neck ache, blurred vision -- chalk it up to CVS: computer vision syndrome. Here's what to do about it. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports.
Green Beat: Green Grilling
There's a more efficient, less polluting way to barbecue but it's not cheap. Jeffrey Schaub reports.
Style Expert On T-Shirts For Every Occasion
T-shirts have definitely gone glam! Forget just wearing t-shirts at the gym or on lazy days, they have become the ultimate wardrobe must have. Join us with Style Expert Nicole Young as she shows us just how versatile the t-shirt can be.
Consumers Burned By 'Free' Credit Report Web Sites
Complaints about so-called 'free' credit report monitoring services are multiplying according to the Federal Trade Commission and Better Business Bureau. ConsumerWatch reporter Sue Kwon tells how to get an actual free credit report.
Baby Cribs Recalled Due To Suffocation Risk
400,000 Simplicity Drop Side Baby Cribs made in China are being recalled because of a hardware defect that could cause the side of the crib to dislodge, presenting a suffocation hazard.
Financial Expert Exposes Top Gas Myths
With the holiday upon us, many families will no doubt be packing up and taking to the open road for the long weekend. But extra road travel means extra dollars spent at the pump and what you don't know could cost you.
Cribs, Inflatable Baby Floats Recalled
A startling number--400,000 baby cribs have been recalled for fear children may be caught in the large space when the side is dropped, along with four million inflatable baby floats because they are easy to tear.
Transit Riders Sound Off On Fare Hikes
Fare increase in BART, Muni and other public transit services took effect Wednesday. BART and Muni ridersexplaining to CBS5 how they'd rather spend that money.
Health Video
Relief For High Tech Eyestrain
Red eyes, headaches, neck ache, blurred vision -- chalk it up to CVS: computer vision syndrome. Here's what to do about it. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports.
Green Beat: Green Grilling
There's a more efficient, less polluting way to barbecue but it's not cheap. Jeffrey Schaub reports.
Powerful Sedative Found In Jackson's Home
It was revealed that Los Angeles investigators discovered the powerful anesthetic Diprivan in the Michael Jackson's home. CBS News' Ben Tracy reports a public memorial is planned for the singer.
Expert On Trimming Calories Over Holiday Weekend
Just like every other holiday, this Fourth of July, everyone wants to splurge a little. But there ARE some ways to eat well and still remain healthy. We'll show you how to save 1000 calories at your July 4th BBQ.
Ryan White's Mom Remembers Jackson's Kindness
Ryan White, the "face" of HIV/AIDS, knew Michael Jackson well and inspired "Gone Too Soon," a tribute not just to Ryan White but also to brave children everywhere.
Computer Glasses May Help Reduce Eye Strain
Do you spend all day staring at your computer or glued to your smart phones only to come away with blurred vision, headaches or a stiff neck? You are not alone. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports.
SF Health Clinic Offers Fruits, Vegetables
At a health clinic in San Francisco, expect to get vaccinated with some fresh fruits and vegetables. Dr. Kim Mulvihill reports.
SF Fillmore St. Jazz Festival Celebrates 25 Years
The Fillmore Street Jazz Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary Saturday. CBS 5 photographer Matt Halla shows us a sampling of the neighborhood street fair, the fun, the food, and of course the great music.
4th Of July Celebrations Light Up The Bay Area Sky
San Francisco's Fourth of July fireworks are a huge draw. As Don Knapp reports, folks are serious about getting just the right spot, so they can have the best possible view.
1.2 Million Fans Register For Jackson Memorial
More than 1.2 million people registered for tickets for Michael Jackson's memorial next week, but only 11,000 tickets will be given out. As Manuel Gallegos reports, fans are gathering already at L.A.'s Staples Center.
Downed Power Line Sparks Grass Fire In Vallejo
A downed power line at the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo appears to have ignited a nine-alarm grass fire that burned for more than six hours Friday night and Saturday morning. It burned 75 acres.
ADVERTISEMENT
Pets and Animals
San Ramon Residents Dealing With Rodent Invasion
Residents of a San Ramon subdivision are dealing with a sudden infestation of rodents, while county vector control officials are trying to come up with a solution. Sherry Hu reports.
Abandoned Koala Babies Recover At Australia Zoo
Zookeepers in Australia have recently discovered a pair of baby koalas abandoned by their mother. They survived on their own for four months before being found.
Getaway Gear For Your Pets
This year an estimated 29 million pet owners will be taking their pets along for the ride. Our resident veterinarian, Dr. Debbye Turner Bell will join us with some gear to make traveling with your pet safe and fun.
Police: Pet Python Strangled Fla. Girl To Death
A 12-foot Burmese python, kept as a pet by a Central Florida family, killed a 2-year-old girl in her bedroom Wednesday, according to the Sumter County Sheriff's Office.
Raw Video: 2009 World's Ugliest Dog Contest
The 21st annual World's Ugliest Dog contest was held at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma on Friday night. Pabst, a boxer mix, won this year's contest.
Sonoma-Marin Fair Kicks Off With New Hi-Tech Spin
This year's fair is catering to the Facebook and Twitter crowds, as evidenced by the speed text messaging competition. In her video report, Linda Yee looks at what's on the menu, and gets a lesson in cow milking.
Obama Discusses White House Dog, Golf
CBS Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith speaks with President Obama in an exclusive interview and the president discussed the pet dog, Bo, and not being very good at playing golf.
Raw Video: Sea Lion Recovered Along 880 Oakland
A sea lion was picked up by Oakland police this morning after it wandered onto northbound Interstate Highway 880, a California Highway Patrol officer said.
Study: Great White Sharks Are Serial Killers
A new study published in the Journal of Zoology reveals that great white sharks are just like serial killers, using a distinct M.O. to target their prey. CBS Early Show co-anchor Russ Mitchell reports.
Raw: McCain Seeks Support For Iranian Protesters
Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, says the United States has a moral obligation to publicly denounce the Iranian government and support Iranians who feel cheated by the election.
Pundits Ponder Palin's Plans
There's no lack of speculation about Gov. Sarah Palin's reasons for relinquishing the reigns of government in Alaska. Robert Lyles reports.
Are Race & Unemployment Linked?
The unemployment rate is at its highest in decades, but as Sharon Chin reports, it's much worse for certain groups of people.
No Holiday Weekend For Lawmakers In Budget Crisis
The budget deadline has passed, and there is no budget in sight. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger visited San Francisco Friday to discuss the urgency of the situation. Koula Gianulias reports.
Sarah Palin Resigns As Alaska Governor
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin resigned Friday, sparking speculation that she may be ramping up for a 2012 Presidential run as a Republican candidate. Tara Mergener reports.
Republicans Calling For Sanford's Resignation
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's confession to an extra-marital affair has his critics calling for his resignation. CBS News correspondent Mark Strassmann reports members of his own party agree.
Gov. Sarah Palin Announces Resignation
In a shocking move, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin announced that she is leaving office about two years because she doesn't want to be a distraction she says. CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reports.
Sacred Heart Cathedral Coach Retires
After 19 seasons, Brian Harrigan is retiring as girls' basketball coach at Sacred Heart Cathedral in San Francisco. His teams have won 10 straight CCS titles and 4 state titles.
Raw Video: A's Manager On Injury To Josh Outman
Oakland Athletics rookie left-hander Josh Outman will have surgery on his pitching elbow Tuesday. The A's didn't immediately announce the severity of the surgery or a timetable for Outman's return. Bob Geren talked about the loss Monday.
Giants' Crazy Crab Creator Calling It A Career
Longtime Giants Marketing Director Pat Gallagher is retiring from the Giants after a storied carrer, including the Croix De Candlestic, and the Crazy Crab campaigns.
Warriors Pick Stephen Curry In NBA Draft
The Golden State Warriors picked Stephen Curry from Davidson in the first round of the NBA Draft Thursday night. Curry gained national attention with his performance in the 2008 NCAA Tournament.
Livermore To Host Bocce Ball Championships
Livermore is hosting the National Bocce Ball Championships this weekend. While some consider it an old man's sport, the sport is picking up steam. Dennis O'Donnell reports.
CBS 5 Gets In The Pit At NASCAR's Sonoma Stop
CBS 5 went behind the scenes with David Gilliland, the only Northern California-based NASCAR driver during Sunday's race at Infineon raceway.
Obama Discusses White House Dog, Golf
CBS Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith speaks with President Obama in an exclusive interview and the president discussed the pet dog, Bo, and not being very good at playing golf.
Special Reports
"Why Doesn't My TV Work?" A DTV Guide
Sue Kwon hosts this half-hour special on the transition to digital tv. It covers what happens on June 12, 2009 and how to prepare. Note, you will see 15 seconds of black between segments.
Detective In JFK Assassination Speaks Out
He survived Pearl Harbor only to survive another tragedy in American history. Everyone today knows him as the man in the white suit and white hat. He was the key detective in the JFK assasination case.
JFK Had Joyful Day Before 1963 Tragedy
Dallas will be forever tied to the death of President John F. Kennedy. But Fort Worth is remembered as the start of what appeared to be a promising day.
Doctor Who Treated JFK Talks
He is perhaps best known for leading a team of surgeons who separated conjoined Egyptian twins in 2003. But Dr. Kenneth Salyer has another place in history, having treated President John F. Kennedy.
Former Deputy: Finding Oswald Rifle Was Chance
This Saturday marks the 45th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas. A former sheriff's deputy talks about how assasin Lee Harvey Oswald's rifle was found by chance.
Witnesses to JFK Tragedy Reflect Back
Forty-five years have passed, but to Gayle and Bill Newman it seems like only yesterday. On that fateful November in 1963 the Newmans, wanted to see the president. What they witnessed was history.
Assignment Africa: Dana King Reports (Part 4)
Dana King reports from Western Africa on the troubles of e-waste, the struggle to find clean water, the journey Americans take to find their heritage, and women accused of being witches.
Assignment Africa: Dana King Reports (Part 3)
Dana King reports from Western Africa on the troubles of e-waste, the struggle to find clean water, the journey Americans take to find their heritage, and women accused of being witches.
Assignment Africa: Dana King Reports (Part 2)
Dana King reports from Western Africa on the troubles of e-waste, the struggle to find clean water, the journey Americans take to find their heritage, and women accused of being witches.
Assignment Africa: Dana King Reports (Part 1)
Dana King reports from Western Africa on the troubles of e-waste, the struggle to find clean water, the journey Americans take to find their heritage, and women accused of being witches.
Water Cooler
SJ's Chestnut Wins NY 4th Of July Hot Dog Contest
San Jose's Joey Chestnut chomped down a record 68 hot dogs, capturing his third straight July Fourth hot-dog eating contest at Coney Island, in New York.
Test Your Knowledge Of Independence Day
How much history do you know about Independence Day? With the 4th of July just one day away, we've called in author of "Don't Know Much About History" Ken Davis to quiz our anchors and your viewers!
Abandoned Koala Babies Recover At Australia Zoo
Zookeepers in Australia have recently discovered a pair of baby koalas abandoned by their mother. They survived on their own for four months before being found.
Cost Of Michael Jackson Memorabilia Skyrockets
The tragic passing of Michael Jackson has sparked a new wave of Michael mania. It seems fans are snatching up Jackson memorabilia, left and right, hoping to cash in. But how much are those Michael Jackson items really worth?
Former Bodyguard: Jackson's Doctors To Blame
Michael Jackson's former British bodyguard says the star had a girlfriend in the months before he died, and recalled "confiscating" bags of prescription medicine from the singer out of fear that he might die.
Will Jackson Be Buried At Neverland?
Michael Jackson's family is still working on funeral arrangements. They say there will be no public viewing of Jackson at Neverland, but he could still be buried there.
Report: Jackson Not Father Of His Kids
The question over custody of Michael Jackson's three children may have gotten quite a bit more complicated. According to a report on TMZ, Jackson was not the biological father of any of the kids.
