to help millions of homeowners hurt by the housing collapse. good afternoon, i m grace lee. hi, everybody. i m frank mallicoat. 49 states agreed to the deal with the nation s biggest mortgage lenders and the number is big, $25 billion. that s right. it is a result of foreclosure abuses that took place after the housing bubble burst. anne makovec tells us what that means for millions of people struggling to cope their homes. anne. reporter: grace, the deal is mainly for homeowners under water right now. but it will offer some help to people who have already had their homes foreclosed. of that $25 billion involved in the deal, looks like more than up to $18 billion, more than half, is coming here to california. the settlement forces the nation s biggest banks to offer help to struggling homeowners part of a government move to hold banks accountable for abuses that fueled the collapse of the housing market. five banks agreed to a deal worth at least $25 billion. americ
6:00 on this tuesday, thank you for joining us i m kristen sze. i m eric thomas. police are investigating a sexual assault near a popular tourist spot. investigators state victim is a 15-year-old female tourist. officers say she got separated from her friends after leading a after meeting a man at a 7-eleven. the girl was found in bushes in the area of north point and taylor. she been sexually assaulted. police say a suspect has been detained. we will continue to follow in story and bring more details as we get them. richmond police are looking for the man who shot and kill a college student as he was on his way shot and killed a college student as he was on his way to class. reporter: he was with his sister. they were headed to class at contra costa college around 7:00 last night when he was shot. he was the passenger in the car. his sister was driving. they had just parked when it happened. it appears a man fired into their car for no reason at all. the killer was
10:00 p.m. deadline to vacate we are live in front of city hall with an update. from the deadline as you can see the protesters are not going anywhere soon. take a look at the legal notice. this is the legal notice that the city of zero concerts these protesters with this afternoon. they told them they had to evacuate the area by 10:00 p.m.. but they say is their constitutional rights to camp out and demonstrate at city hall. there are a few people camping out here. oakland officials say that the protesters need to leave because of unsanitary conditions. the reason for that, the conditions of the last 10 days have deteriorated to the point where we can no longer maintain public health and public safety. the public health issues have been well documented. we have concerns about significant fire hazards. i hope they do not beat me up to bed that is all i can say. but this is special to me, this is a place to come and organize for economic justice. reporter: the big questio
for you. you can have better choices, you know, these days. much, much better. the parent company of red lobster and olive garden announced they are slimming down their menus. michelle obama launched a campaign to fight childhood obesity. i want to congratulate darden on a terrific commitment. we are thrilled and excited to see how the country responds and how your industry responds as well. the company plans to reduce overall calories and sodium in its food by 10% over the next five years. and 20% over the next ten years. for the kids, children s menu wills have fruit and veggies as default dishes and all meals will automatically come with an 8-ounce glass of 1% milk with free refills. the parents can order soda if they want. these new changes may make her feel a little less guilty the next time she orders takeout. a little overweight, you know, but anything helps these days to stay healthy. now red lobster and the olive garden aren t the only ones getting healthie
nature. so no need for the residents to feel in danger. we are here at the scene. we have investigators and patrol officers here at the scene. there s no outstanding suspects at this point. we have video from the scene. are any streets cordoned off? mclaughlin avenue from yorba linda and just south of bearington cord is cordoned off. we hope to have that portion of the roadway opened in the next few hours. it s a case by case situation. sometimes takes a little longer but we re hoping the next few hours will complete our investigation. officer garcia, thank you for joining us with the latest on the the shooting. out of san jose. fairfield police on the hunt for a man suspected of killing a college football star. the suspect is 18-year-old hasan macaulay, considered armed and dangerous and wanted in the fatal shooting of a solano college student, 21-year-old ennis johnson. police already arrested 23-year-old kenneth franklin. authorities say the two suspects robbed the