clear we aren t going to get an answer. mayor chuck reid and the san jose city council voted to sue major league baseball to settle the question, can the a s move to san jose? i don t know what is going on in the mind of budde selig. i never had a chance to speak with him. i don t know what impact this will have. we will assert our rights and defend the rights of the people of san jose. a s owner proposed a $4 to $5 million private investment for a downtown ballpark. san jose set aside the land with cisco systems in the works. the only thing standing in the way is baseball. commissioner budde selig appointed a blue ribbon committee to study the idea, but that s where the action ended. there s no question that they have stalled. it s because of the giants are claiming that santa clara county is part of their territory and that the a s cannot move into their territory. the attorney hired by san jose to bring the suit in federal court, contends major league baseball is
delays are expected. we are working to get more information on what is happening at the hayward situation. we ll bring you more information as soon as we can. continuing coverage now. this graduation photo is one of the last pictures taken of a little boy killed by a pit bull that belonged to a family member. we have new information now from ktvu s rob roth who spoke with the boy s family about what happened and rob is live in union city where rob, you learned whoo that little boy was doing just before the dog attacked. rob. reporter: frank, a family is grief stricken here on elizabeth way. the owner of the pit bull is the six-year-old boy s uncle, who happens to be a san mateo police officer. this is the paper cap six-year- old wore just recently to his kidergarden graduation. we aren t doing good at all. a huge loss. glt family says other small children were playing in the backyard yesterday. he was also playing with the family dog. a two-year-old pit bull. michael is
do you know, english and the accent that it sounds like when they speak it and they understand you. geoff: perfect. craig: when you go to to france you go they re like, oh. it s like you are from here. [laughter] geoff: i think we both learned a lot tonight, haven t we? craig: yes, we have. geoff: will you take me home later? craig: no. good night, everybody. good night. [cheers and ap,,,,,, hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i m so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it s funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it s taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. you re watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. tonight, a fire at george lucas
not near the 50 plus 1% he needs to win outright. here are the latest numbers with all the precincts reporting for first place votes. ed lee, way ahead. 30% compared to john who is at 19%. and dennis, the city attorney at 11%. you take a lock at these numbers and you can see why ed lee just said what he said. let s take a listen. all indications that we are looking at, i think that the voters here in san francisco have said that they want this city to continue the work that we have done. now on to the da s race. it s an interesting there as well. george, former police chief who was made da by gavin newsome. over in alameda county, running third at 21%. it looks as though that is going to go. and for the sheriff s race, ross, a supervisor. 38%. chris, forme head of the police union, 28%. and deputy sheriff at 27%. it looks like this race could be decided by rank choice voting. and by the way, tomorrow afternoon we re going to be running in this town. the second and third v