really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and california governor jerry brown are stretching a historic innovation partnership for the sharing of ideas, all kinds of ideas. what can california and the united states learn from israel and what can israel learn from california? so many details throughout the hour, things not just like technology and that innovation but water conservation. you guys all know how there is a severe drought, as governor jerry brown called it, guess what, israel with no natural resources and only two lakes, one dead and one dying, how is it israel has broad -- water problems? they are geniuses, they are geniuses when it comes to recycling waste water. they will share those ideas with california. california was year, silicon valley brilliant and it will be a historic partnership. they are about to find it upstairs. what is happening in silicon valley?

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but you definitely have the sort of jerry brown as sort of, one end of his career, gavin newsom at another end and sort of circling each other. >> champing at the bit. >> at some level. and look, it's understandable, particularly if you're lieutenant governor, you're always looking for what is next. and i think some of what the lieutenant governor with gavin newsom is doing is really beginning to stake out positions that help define him statewide as he looks down the road, frankly, four years from now. so, i think you're seeing that on high-speed rail. i think you're seeing that in terms of his embrace of the legalization of marijuana. i think you're going to see that in a variety of issues that consistently reinforce the brand that he's sort of ahead of the curve, has the courage to take on some interesting issues, and i think, you know, he's going about this in a smart way. >> and scott detrow, there are going to be some endorsements potentially made this weekend in los angeles, and there are some hot contests in the primaries, like the state comptroller's race. but what effect do you th

jerry brown first ran for president in the 70s. is he ready to run again in his 70s? what's the difference between governor brown '75 and governor brown 2014? >> pelley: and steve hartman on the road. a little boy finds a small fortune and gives a stranger something priceless. >> i look at it every day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting from los angeles. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. at this hour is appears russian militaries forces are crossing the border into ukraine. in a region of ukraine known as crimea. late today, president obama went on national television to warn russia against a military intervention. ukraine has been reeling since last week when a popular revolt led the president of ukraine to flee to russia. crimea used to be part of russia and has long wanted to return. ukraine says russian attack helicopters and military transports have taken two key airports in crimea. that is what brought the president into the briefing room. >> it would be a clear violation of russia's commit

now, what about jerry brown? >> he's run three times and the speculation he's going to run again in 2016 but again, he's running for governor and not for president. at least in 2016. keep in mind, he'll be sworn in to his fourth term when he's 76 years old and that brings us to the second way to make history when he begins the term. the previously held record by jerry brown himself. but that's not to say he's not young at heart. take a look at this picture. brown announced his candidacy by tweeting to his followers. you can see taking out papers for election. more social media savvy, even at 76. >> or at least the people surrounding him are. >> yeah, he doesn't have to hire the right people. >> thanks. >> we should have our own. >> you're bringing that back up. thank you, melissa. time for a look at what's up later on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joining us from new york. >> good morning, brian and michelle. ahead, palmer in crimea where 6,000 russian troops are on the ground. insider mike morel with the opt

you guys all know how there is a severe drought, as governor jerry brown called it, guess what, israel with no natural resources and only two lakes, one dead and one dying, how is it israel has broad -- water problems? they are geniuses, they are geniuses when it comes to recycling waste water. they will share those ideas with california. california was year, silicon valley brilliant and it will be a historic partnership. they are about to find it upstairs. what is happening in silicon valley? there has been a lot of hoover's spoken throughout this valley because of the sharing of these ideas but many companies would love to do the business there and start-ups from israel come here but one company the biggest semiconductor company in the world has always been ahead of the game, that is until. coming up, brian krzanich, ceo of intel and a fox business exclusive, 40 years ago, five employees, intel started an operation in israel, and tonight brian krzanich talks about his newest effort when it comes to what is called -- these are minerals coming from conflicted regions. you got to hear t

what's jerry brown going to do about this. it's on your mind. i know it's on my mind. man. (laughter) you know, and i've been paepgs. i imagine you guys as well. there's a little bit up manship between governor jerry brown and governor chris thank you. last year wasn't right governor chris thank you referred to our governor as a retread and it was responded to by john he said i exchange governor christie to do stand ups in a heated race. so, now you're thinking about this after that jp morgan washington bridge closures for two lanes i'm worried about my commute today (laughter) the chances of jerry shutting down the entire bay bridge and biking it back to where he came from thank you, very much (laughter) that is what he thinks he is so why is that hard. i'm just delighted you came to help celebrate and this occasion. i must tell you that i'm overwhelmed but all of you. i think i would have to pause for a moment and ask every person who's here that served with me in the california legislation or the assembly during those tumultuousus thirty years if you'll rise and let peop

brown desk but signed by jerry brown that i mayor ed lee thank you (clapping.) >> thank you senator but thank you for championship so many of our issues. good morning everyone and thanks for coming for the steep slope indicts going to get worse. we've been patient but we understand now that the abuses that have occurred ended up over 3 hundred evictions and half of those have been developers that are flipping property they're not interested in being landlords as the senator explained. we're toward on i think a very narrow corporate interest in the property we're standing in front of of once more 2 units have that think r been occupied by seniors and sdabtd and this is the kind of residence that we've also wanted to protect not only from rent control but the loopholes we've seen particularly when times are good. when real estate it hot in this city clearly we supported the beau and selling of property but when you buy to or it to flip the property that's the wrong message and not where the ellis act was critiqued r create for. so i. so glad to see our supervisors come together with m

i think we need to stay alert 24 hours a day. >> classic jerry brown. "new york times" wrote last week showing 51% americans believe marijuana should be legal. live in the news room, back to you. >>> all right, a messy day throughout the bay area today. some showers kept the streets wet. it never cheered up. peaking through from time to time. a chance of showers going to be around for awhile longer. showing that we have gone to widely scattered rain at this hour. >> out on the central valley there were few showers. more in the way of just a little moisture, going all of the way down for the evening commute tomorrow. we will cover what to expect for the forecast in 10 minutes. >>> you have to see this, a wild wave stunned people eating at a popular restaurant in santa barbara. a wave came crashing down on moby dick restaurant. the windows broke. witnesses say people screamed as the wave of water poured in. luckily, no injuries. >>> then, check this out. storm surgings, tossing it around like a toy in santa barbara county. waves ripped through the pier an

we love jerry brown for that, but he is telling it like it is. he is saying you can't have a state full of potheads and get work done to get the state going in order to pay off its deficits. charles: everybody saying marijuana is this thing like smoking cigarettes with no negative impact to it. there is a negative impact. >> we wish somebody in d.c. just as blunt about health care incentivizing to play the ppano while somebody subsidizes them to leave their job. charles: you can't make this stuff up, exporting goods is suing the ceo of what else for allegedly pretending to be a senior executive, he told the store manager he had a meeting with the ceo and persuaded the employees to show him around in the private back areas and answer questions about the operations. is that balls he or what? >> is this true? a secret agent man pretending he is an employee? charles: a senior executive. >> i think it is a right if it is true, it is a little bit over the top. charles: it is embarrassing to say this guy walked in and anyone could have done that. >> the

they have the built-in power of the labor unions to the tune of $17 million in jerry brown's bank account so that keeps talented candidates from jumping into the races. >> reporter: republicans we talked with say they can take back the state but acknowledge it will be a long, hard grind and won't happen right away. >> the convention wraps up tomorrow. >>> thousands of people from across california were at the state capitol today to protest a controversial drilling process. [ chanting ] >> protesters are demanding governor jerry brown put an end to fracking. it's a process that blasts huge volumes of water and sand mixed with chemicals into the ground to break up rock formations. it's done to get oil and natural gas. >> we've got a very strong component of the democratic party against it, yet governor brown is still for it. >> governor has the ability to stop fracking right now. he can stop this. and this is why we're here today. >> reporter: the protesters say fracking is using vast amounts of water and threatens to pollute water supplies. >>> police of searching for two thieves who stole

protesters are demanding that jerry brown put an end to fracking as a process that blasts huge volumes of water, sand, and chemicals into the ground to get natural gas and oil. >> we have a strong component of the democratic party that is against it, yet governor brown is for it. >> he has the ability to stop it right now. he can stop this. this is why we are here today. >> protesters say fracking is using up too much water and threatens to pollute water supplies. >>> it is back to the drawing board in oakland. a town hall meeting was held this morning. they want to get feed back from people on what crime problems they are seeing. the mayor said the city need to find a new search firm before finding a new chief. >> when you hire a chief. you have to do special background checks that only professional firms can do. and so yeah, we can't fire a chief unless we get a full background check. >> the first search for quit. the second one the city had lined up was later disqualified. >>> to the crisis in ukraine. gunmen swarmed into a hotel in crimea's capital with dozens of journalists. this

i will ask jerry brown about the effects. we want to begin with ukraine. we'll get the latest on the dramatic events in this crisis from nbc's bill neely in simferopol, which is the capital of the crimea. we understand there's a real fear now that russia may try to annex the crimea. what's the latest on the ground there? >> well, david, i would have to say there has been a quiet but complete russian takeover of crimea. their troops are guarding key buildings here in the capital. the latest is that several hundred russian troops have arrived at a ukrainian military base not far from here where there is now a confrontation. the russians are demanding the ukrainians lay down their weapons and they're threatening force and a group of ukrainian guards are behind the gate looking frightened. it's not a confrontation at the minute but certainly a standoff. that's pretty typical. the russians, as you say, have certainly taken over this region of ukraine. >> bill neely on the ground for us in the crimea area, thank you very much. i'm now joined by secretary of stat

. >>> a man who hopes to unseat governor jerry brown is talking up a plan to create some new jobs. businessman neel kashkari is running for the republican nomination. if elected, he would offer a 10- year tax credit for companies that relocate here in the state. he would also ask voters to redirect nearly $10 billion in high-speed rail bonds. kashkari wants to use that money instead to build water storage projects and to promote fracking for oil and natural gas. >>> meanwhile governor jerry brown has got a ton of campaign money for his re-election bid. he has raised nearly $20 million so far and has spent about $95,000. brown has a lot more cash than his competitors. former treasury official as mentioned neel kashkari has raised $1.5 million and republican state assemblyman tim donnelly has raised only $183,000. >>> federal agents are reaching out to kids to help them steer clear of sexual predators on the internet. in a nationwide push starting today, immigration and customs enforcement is sending agents to schools and community centers following a recent uptick in exploitation oc

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that's probably not even on jerry's radar screen. >> this is classic jerry brown. he talks about it, moves a bit, but nothing really happens. so he'll getting some flack from the left because they want him to ban fracking completely. he's not willing to do that. but he's also not willing to open it up and really create good jobs. so we have to moving a agrees s sif aggressively. no there is no sense of urgency. we have the fifth unemployment rate in america and no sense of urgency. we need to put people back to work. >> one of your other issues is education. and you're saying that california ranks near the bottom. 46th in education if my numbers are correct. so i got this mayor in new york city who has just stopped three or four charter schools even though they're outperforming the public schools. what is your take on charter schools and vouchers and school choice? >> we need to give parents as many choices as poll. i'm outraged and i don't know why the democratic establishment isn't. mayor de blasio is just publishing children trying to get a good education. we ne

we have a chicken and egg problem. >> so in 2013, governor jerry brown signed a new law that provides $20 million a year to build at least 100 hydrogen refueling stations in california by 2024. 19 new stations are already in development. >> the state funding helps offset the risk to these small and medium sized businesses to make this investment to move forward with hydrogen fuel technology. >> but james sweeney, a aiw=std university expert on energy policy questions the use of public dollars to help build hydrogen stations. >> the state wants to build hydrogen fueling infrastructure with no knowledge as to whether there's going to be a significant number of vehicles# that will use those. it's a recipe for risking taxpayer funds for what may be a total waste of money. >> this isn't the first time california has tried to promote a vision of a hydrogen highway. >> all across our highway system, hundreds of hydrogen fueling stations will are built. >> arnold schwarzenegger's plan relied on private investors to build up to 100 stations by 2010, but the plan failed. >> i think the origina

>> you have dianne feinstein and jerry brown saying what's good about it? what are we going to gain by it? jerry brown says big companies are going to get involved, madison avenue getting involved, advertising campaigns trying to sell this to people. going to give a new meaning to the sales pitch this bud's for you. >> true. taking a lot of money away from the criminals who are now really making this a lucrative business for themselves. >> there's the debate. >> it will be interesting as that wraps up and everybody having their eye on what happens in colorado and washington state. >> here's another reason why we have an eye on what's going on in colorado at least, it's crude oil and we have potentially dangerous cargo of crude oil being transported on the rail lines to the bay area city. the debate coming up this morning. >>> also ahead, much different standards the testing -- for testing the progress of california students. >>> coming up at 8:30, bob schieffer sits down with mitt romney. >> we will be right back. can't hold my breath ♪ ♪ boom, boom, sh

jerry brown first ran for president in the 70s. is he ready to run again in his 70s? what's the difference between governor brown '75 and governor brown 2014? >> pelley: and steve hartman on the road. a little boy finds a small fortune and gives a stranger something priceless. >> i look at it every day.

. >>> plus, governor jerry brown speaks out about legalizing pot. his choice words just ahead. >>> well, good monday morning to you. boy, up and at 'em at 4:45 as we take a look at the beautiful bay bridge. the san francisco city council is set to vote on a bottled water ban tomorrow. the proposal would outlaw the sale of all bottled water on city property starting october 1st for indoor events, and in 016 for outdoor events as well. proposal also calls for more drinking fountains and water bottle refilling stations. ahead of tomorrow's votes a rally is set to be held on the steps of city's hall. that includes a blind taste test of san francisco's tap water versus bottled water brands. >>> this morning dozens of college students in the south bay will ditch the classroom to board buses bound for sacramento. students from both san jose city and evergreen valley college are headed to the state capital nep want lawmakers to pass a proposed pilot program which would allow community colleges to offer students four-year degrees. the trip is part of the ann

>> governor jerry brown weighing in on the debate over legal marijuana and then warns of a state where too many people are stoned. >>> hello, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm diane dwyer. we begin with a developing story, the crisis in ukraine. the standoff intensified today with russia. secretary of state john kerry just announced today that he plans to visit the country's capital on tuesday to show u.s. support for ukraine, and there are protests from ukraine to san francisco. hundred of people gathered outside the russian embassy in san francisco today all calling for russian president put put to back o back off had. >> reporter: standing outside the russian embassy in washington, protesters calling for russian president vladimir putin to end his invasion of ukraine. secretary of state john kerry condemning russia's move into the ciman peninsula, the site of a russian naval base but now thousands of russian troops are standing guard along city streets >> you just don't invade another country on phony pretext in order to assert your interests. >> reporter: president obama an

. >>> some silvering comments from governor jerry brown about legalizing recreational marijuana use. hear what he has to say about pot heads. >>> a s.w.a.t. team moves in aftera woman reported being attacked and injured. authorities blocked off most of the road. cristina rendon was at the scene and speaks to neighbor s who are stunned. >> he literally grabbed me by the wrist. she said you need to leave. >> reporter: her family and kids were in the back room. >> i was sleeping still. i didn't everyone know, i said what's going on. >> reporter: the evacuation was response to a woman being attacked at her home. they took another downtown for questioning. >> they closed here, that street here and the garage and the other one. and i saw a robot, dogs, it was kind of scary. >> reporter: police were just at the same home yesterday for hours. they say a mother and two adult children lived there but they never suspected any problems. >> it's pretty bad. because it's your neighbor. you never know what kind of people live next to you. >> i hope everything goes well. i hope she's going to be fin

the closest that i've seen so far is jerry brown. but jerry brown's my age. he's not going to run for president. what i'm hoping for is that there, somewhere out there is a senator, a governor, a congressman who will say this has to stop. public education is an essential part of our democracy. and i don't want the hedge-fund manager's money to sell out my public schools. >> you're almost as old as i am. what keeps you going? >> well, you know, what really makes my juices flow is when i see billionaires picking on teachers. when i see billionaires who have never gone to public school, have never sent their children to public school, or their grandchildren, if they have them, proclaiming how schools should run and how teachers should teach. i find myself outraged that our public school system is not being strengthened and improved. i don't want it to stay the way it is. i'm not defending the status quo. when i see a status quo that's controlled by the wealthiest people on our country in alliance with the political power in our country, it makes me want to rail

on january 17th, governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency and called on california to reduce their water usage by 20%. san franciscans already have relatively low consumption. so, the sfpuc is asking for voluntarily reduced usage by 10%. last month, mayor lee issued an executive directive to all city departments outlining action to reduce water use and directing sfpuc to develop alternative sources of water. fortunately, just last week, the governor signed a $680 million bill that would appropriate funding for drought mitigation measures including funding local projects that are shovel ready. and san francisco is in a great position because the puc has already identified three projects that are shovel ready and would have an immediate impact on our water supplies. these include the san francisco groundwater supply project, the lower cherry aqueduct restoration project and the city-wide direct install toilet program. so, my resolution is urging the state of california to prioritize funding for the san francisco public utilities commission for these water projects in order to p

. >> el gobernador de california, jerry brown ha firmado una medida que permite ahorrar agua en diversos lugares, debemos todos colaborar. >> se construirán áreas d ejuego, canchas de tenis y otros en el parque, que cerrará para reabrir en 2015. >> le mostramos imágenes en las cuales un hombre fue sometido por al menos 5 policías y el desenlace fue complicado, la esposa del hombre ahora habla. >> y qué tenemos en las condiciones del clima. >> le cuento cómo estará el resto de la semana en sólo minutos. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> (hablan en inglés). >> (hablan en inglés). >> en estas imágenes se ven las dramáticas escenas de un hombre que se niega a mostrar una identificación luego que el hombre fue detenido por 5 policías, está grabando pero en un momento deja de respirar, el hombre muere y ahora la esposa pide justicia para su esposo. >> y vamos con el modus operandi de los secuestradores virtuales. >> a mi padre le hablaroin diciéndole que mi hermano, el menor, estaba en peligro. >> llamaron al padre, no pudieron ubicarlo, no había nada qué hacer, sólo quedaba salvar a uno

leaders and sign a pro-business agreement with governor jerry brown. >> there is a sense of pride of the research going on in the city and we as a city have been able to adapt to make that happen. >> san jose gets new streetlights cutting costs but making it harder for astronomers. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:00. >>> we have breaking news with bart right now. the bart service still isn't running between hayward and fremont this morning. the route was shut down late last night after a person was hit and killed by a richmond- bound train. bart officials say the person was on the tracks around 11:30 last night when they were struck. right now ac transit buses are actually transferring riders through the area. service resumes at sunrise. we have a crew on the way. cate caugiran will hope to have a live report for you shortly. >>> let

brown recently but perhaps that banned come too coon the chemical companies with fighting back we're asking for san franciscans they need to know firefighters have to fight for a paycheck and too often those empty boats are for uncertainty today on firefighter cancer awareness today we've asking for the chemicals be out so the families can be taking care of. san francisco recognizes she will take care of people who deprive they're all and soon president chiu will announce that. we also ask today you all remember those empty boats and real heros are leading us everyday and we want you to know the boats represent a firefighters like dan and john murphy and clyde. 3 brothers we buried in the last 4 months from occupational cancer. we w

jerry brown just made it official, announcing he is seeking a record for the term. he will be running against neel kashkari. he's also called the $700 billion man. now again republican candidate for governor. you are very hit to the new technology. i know you're big on twitter and instagram. you take a lots of reverse selfies, showing your perspective of the crowd. you're also an engineer. you used to work at nasa. >> my first job in california was for a nasa contractor. >> it is curious how it may have helped you as a politician. >> policymaking is problem solving. when you're trying to unwrap it, that is what engineers do all day. >> you welcomed jerry brown on twitter and tweeted even though you do not want to acknowledge them, we're going to get the 24% living in poverty a voice. he has record approval ratings. what makes you think you can win now? >> people generally like him. only about a third of voters think he should be did. when he is patting himself on the act that he has fixed all the problems, for millions it rings hollow. their kids are graduated with

even jerry brown gets his comeuppance. do you know, that bullet trade that they will spend billions on the with the central valley? what is stopping that thankfully because it is a boondoggle, who are suits from farmers. when i mention this, what i mean to say is our environmental laws are for the purpose they were created. that is the problem. we really need to have the change even the democrats in california have acknowledged that the inertia is not there because of the lack of interest on the part of the people that really matter and these politicians are responsible to. that bottom line is hands off of the pension program program, a fight for higher pay to cause job loss to help the people in general. a big part to of california's problems once to the the nation with green. it becomes the world's policemen to release carbon emissions. it is so bad that 95 percent of the energy comes from natural gas. not carbon. he will not let that natural gas be exploited. but when 95 percent is imported it is like a monopoly causing

on behalf of governor jerry brown and in a great deal state welcome mr. president, it's an honor to have you here. i was thinking about this all over the world people pickup nations and nations are being torn apart by racism and others things. you think about san francisco and the state of california we're in one of the most diverse regions in the most diverse state in america. by and large i think people see us to prosper and i think mr. president, if there's anything you should take away at our best we celebrate diversity and as doctor king talked about we unite around our common things that bind us together. we have entrepreneurial genes we have doers and like our city our state priced itself on the leading cutting-edge. i know you're going to be visiting some of the other great cities we think you choose wisely and we're hopefully, you'll take away desired ideas and we look forward to inviting you back. 56 a france >> along with the lieutenant governors there are other and i've brought my secret secretary george shooults. the mayor of the great city y