kids in california are suffering. what about the kids in california? nine kids in california sued governor brown for violating civil rights. what about the kids in california? we have finite resources. who is when a sign of -- i'm going to fight for california kids. >> you stand by the statement. >> of course i stand by the statement. is the answer to the world's needy kids and open border in america? we have compassion. obama has said we need to keep them with compassion. hillary clinton has said we need to treat them with compassion and send them home. we can't solve all the worlds problems with open borders. we need sensible immigration laws and embrace immigrants. when he 24's are laws and take kids -- we need to enforce laws and take care of kids in california. >> this is a tragedy. i disagree with mr. kashkari. the law that they came in at under george bush gave these kids a hearing, i don't think we ought to change that. they ought to get a decent hearing. some of them are facing games and murder, girls being put into prostitution. they came her

of california. tonight the california debate. the race for governor 2014. good evening everyone from the studios of the california channel, here in sacramento, i'm john myers. the two are the only candidates, democrat, jerry brown and the republican, neel kashkari. we'll get started in just a moment but first let me introduce the journalists who along with me will be asking m along with me the questions. dunia elvir and jim newton. kqed public media, the los >> bickering in sacramento, republicans fighting with democrats. 27 billion. when i went up there i rolled up my sleeves, i started cutting my budget. the legislature gave me a budget i didn't think was tough enough. so i sent it back to them. i vetoed the first budget in the history of california. we started making the right cuts and making the right decision. so that budget from 27 billion in the red is now in a surplus. a solid surplus. all the jobs we lost in the recession we got back. 1.3 million jobs. our schools instead of laying off 30,0

el gobernador de california hizo ley una reforma para los niÑos de la frontera. incluye un fondo de 3 millones de dÓlares para pagar los abogados que representan a los menores en los tribunales. la nueva ley tambiÉn elimina cualquier ambigüedad con relaciÓn a la jurisdicciÓn de las cortes estatales, para otorgarles el estatus de inmigraciÓn especial. en otra buena noticia el gobernador brown tambiÉn firmÓ una medida que le va a permitir al hospital sigue funcionando mitras se consigue otro legislamiento. el doctors medical center ofrece varias servicios para las comunidades del condado. >> un incendio que se registrÓ anoche, terminÓ con 3 viviendas. las cinco autoridades investigan las causas del incendio. un hombre y una mujer terminaron heridos en una balacera, muy cerca del parque tenesse. algunos testigos le dijeron a la policÍa a ver a un sedan huir de la escena. un joven de 18 aÑos fue arrestado por conducir alcoholizada. conducÍa su auto con otros tres pasajeros cuando ocurriÓ el percance que dejó el vehÍculo envuelto en llamas. los adolesc

california is a pioneer. the automobile emissions standards that the united states now enforces were started in california. >> governor brown credited the leadership of former governors ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger for raising climate change awareness during their tenure. as you saw, governor schwartz naiger was in the capitol for the unveiling of his official gubernatorial portrait. the life-like portrait was painted by an austrian artist well known for his realistic portraits, including celebrities like andy warhol, john f. kennedy, and mohammad ali. governor schwarzenegger's portrait will be on display on the third floor of the state capitol. >>> anticipation continues to build. the world is awaiting apple's big announcement tomorrow. it's expected that at 10:00 a.m., apple will unveil the new iphone 6. the announcement hill take place at the flint center for the performing arts in cupertino. ebay said it's seen a 30% increase in people selling old iphones on its website this week as consumers g

last week, 52 new cases were reported here in california. so far this year, there have been 181 human cases reported. and eight deaths. state health officials say they expect more cases. this is the time of year when the risk of infection is at its highest. >>> still to come, battling breast cancer. the surprising findings of a stanford study on double mastectomies. >>> where's the spell-check? the mistakes made along san francisco's new rainbow honor walk. >>> plus -- >> live at the cal campus. how close are we to an earthquake? a look coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. hazy skies across san jose, but plenty of sunshine, and also a little bit of sun now breaking into san francisco. we'll talk more about our improving forecast the next couple of days in just a few minutes. >>> then at 6:00 -- >> they wanted to put boulders and gate around the largest homeless encampment. the boulders arrived. what might happen next. >>> the exclusive story that's new at 6:00. [ mike ] our living local program is identifying fa

so right now 50000 of those green stickers are allowed on california roadways. he's upping that up to 75000 if you have one of those stickers you can use the hov lanes regardless family people you have in your vehicle. that's part of his effort to get 1 million electric vehicles on the roads over the next few years. >>> the coast guard said it has contained a fuel spill in the bay waters off san francisco. up to 50 gallons leaked from the ss jeremiah o'brien, world war ii ship. the leak began saturday and left behind a sheen about 150 feet long near fisherman's wharf. the cause of this bill is under investigation. and there's no sign of major damage to the environment. >>> thousands of volunteers across california took part in the 30th coastal cleanup day. the event aims to remove litter from along beaches, rivers and creeks. some isis. american and french militaries are already conducting airstrikes in ir. meanwhile president obama is facing a lot of criticism or his handling of the situati. former secretary of defense, leon panetta, says the prest should have

mckeon of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 722, the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, each will control three hours. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. mckeon: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to offer an amendment to house resolution 124, to provide authority to train and equip appropriately vetted elements of the syrian opposition in order to defend the syrian people from attacks by isil and to protect the united states and our friends and allies. isil is a clear and present threat to our allies across the northeast and to the united states. -- across the middle east and to the united states. the president has asked for this authority because none of the existing department of defense trained and equipped programs fit the circumstance. specifically, the president had -- has requested the ability to train and equip nongovernmental entities fighting in non-u.s. lead operations in syria. there's no doubt t

r of california. tonight, the california debate. good evening everybody. i'm john myers. i am the moderator of this one-hour debate. the two men and our studio are the only candidates, the governor jerry brown and the challenger neel kashkari . let me introduce the journalist asking questions with me. this debate is being presented by the california channel and its cable tv partners, along with kqed-tv. .he rules are very simple opening and closing statements are 60 seconds each. 90 seconds to answer a question. the other candidate is given 30 seconds for her bottle. i will step in and make sure they stick to the topics. both candidates have agreed to the debate rules. we tossed a coin. neel kashkari won the coin toss. he chose to end the broadcast with a final statement. let's begin. our first opening statement from the incumbent. good evening. >> thank you. the messpeople forget california was in four years ago. there were a million jobs that have been lost. our budget deficit was astronomical. $27 billion. we didn't have a budget on time in 10 years. there was bickerin

for cbs news, crystal cruz, wildomar, california. >>> it's not just california that's battling wildfire. they're battling wildfires. northeast of sacramento firefighters are battling the king fire which threatened 500 homes. there are mandatory evacuation orders for nearly 250 homes and the fire has burned nearly 13,000 acres. and further north a wildfire tore through the town of weed near the oregon border. 150 buildings were damaged or destroyed and residents had little time to save themselves. anjali hemphill of our sacramento station kvor reports from weed. >> what does this look like to you? >> a war zone. >> reporter:marcus nearly escaped a wildfire in the back of his father's home. >> this whole tree was on fire, our tree was on fire. yes, it's crazy. >> reporter: more than 100 other homes in angel valley now look like lenaris's. piles of ash with scattered sign s that this once held memories. >> less than 100 feet. >> reporter: some homes feet away from the fire were spared were splattered in pink redarnlt like jeff mullins who lost his home some years ago in the witch fire. i l

.) >> great so, now it's my pleasure to introduce california's lieutenant governor newsom he's publicly palatium the disaster preparedness and risk reduction that's a pleasure to have him. >> well, let me extend my prefix to alex pa to do and his did he vocation to this cause i recall a week and a half a go after the earthquake the first call was from alex pedia we need to fund the early warning system so that's great i extend that appreciation it can't be overdone and express my appreciation to the people in this room the wongs on the underground and the application of this ideal authenticity remark to me with this technology asia old as it is it is rather breathtaking i was taking a minute ago that in the 960s in japan they're high speed rail system had a technology in the 960s, of course, in the last 7 or 8 years japan has released the technology but so has mexico and china and romania so many countries around the word we in california would be inspired but admits long overdue and past time no more conversation to a political will money is the excuse political will is the needing to

california is changing, california is at the tip of a lot of trendsetting areas in politics this year. and i think these -- that's why what we're seeing in the governor's race with neil kashkari, a young sort -- neel kashkari, a young short of candidate and in the san jose area, same dynamic. >> john, i want to turn to something else that's turning out to be a contentious issue in the upcoming november election. and that is prop 46. that seems to be one of most heated propositions, and there's a big war chest building against it. who's behind that effort, and why? >> well, let's describe what prop 46 would do if passed. it would do more than one thing. i think that's one of the reasons you'll get a lot of fighting here. it would lift a longstanding cap on medical malpractice awards in california, which has been $250,000. it would lift it above that to a million dollars, which, of course, is something that is debated as to whether or not that makes things more litigious. whether it's fair for victims of medical malpractice. it also would require drug testing of doctors. that i think i

washington and oregon a hundred and $20 million for 5 years $80 million for the california piece this investment is needed to make the system faster and to provide the public education campaign it's key. now the alert last week was not fast enough to provide an alert in napa, however, with the investment we're asking for with the improvements of the infrastructure this funding will pay for the 12078 would have been faster and napa could have received a warning arrest mexico city as what warning system built after 10 thousand people killed and japan after 6 thousand people i died no 1r89 1995 what will it take to build a warning system in the u.s. do we need nor earthquakes or action lives from policymakers or from the public we're going to tackle this head on this afternoon we have a distinguished group to talk to us and we're going to open with alexander and lieutenant governor newsom and mayor ed lee and mark the director of cal oes and sue even though the ac director the geologic survey she's baltd the hail and will be here. first of all, i'd like to introduce isn't it a fact semin

a low goes down to southern california and ejects back up to central california. that will give us partly cloudies on sunday. there are signs of very cool and raining pattern for parts of northern california for the middle of next week. >> okay, we could use it. >>> 4:51 is the time. 49er fans will update their online campaign to bring back bob sarla. he worked -- but he did not make the cut when the niners moved to their new home. the 49ers replaced him with bob. >>> mike seeley was supposed to start his senior year last month but two weeks before football was to start, he was diagnosissed with stage four hodgkins lymphoma. this is a go fund me page that has been set up for him. in a few days people have donated $21,000 to two toward his medical expenses. mikes teammates are showing their support by shaving their heads. the principal of sonoma valley high school also shaved her head. >>> 4:52 is the time. san francisco supervisors scott weiner is coming out about his decision to take hiv prevention drugs. now in 24 minutes the reason behind his choice, his plan f

parts ofor brown, many california depend on the water that comes from northern california. the federal government said your plan for new tunnels will break the law. what will you do? >> thank you for bringing that up. in southern and northern california. water is frome the north and the people are in the south. my father passed opposition want on the 1960 ballot. it is been a marvel for california. it is made california number one in fruits and bouts doubles. we have a problem. we have a delta system that protects the fresh water that that salte farms, water is only protected by dirt levees. we have to find a way to make sure to convey it through the delta. that is why for 50 years people have been trying either a canal or tunnels, or some other conveyance. we have a plan. the plan is going through the environment impact process. 75,000 pages of analysis. it is not cooked yet. we are taking comments. we will go over that and look for it. if anyone has a suggestion, but i am telling you the way we protect the mother in cal -- the water in california by balancing what is righ

. >> it started in california. >> how dare you hurt the farmers in california. >> tonight how the story unfolded internationally. >> are you storing food in these sheds? >> are we? >> and the sweeping changes across the food industry thinking came to light because of your sterling investigation. >> here is nbc bay area investigative reporter vicky nguyen. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. in the next half hour, we investigate how your food is handled, from farm to table. tonight we'll show you how we uncovered the illegal actions of the world's largest food distributor. sysco corporation. our reports resulted in a landmark settlement to better protect public health. it all started with a whistle-blower who wanted to but first, more on the company at the center of our story. [ closing bell ] >> shares surging, talk about sysco. >> reporter: sysco corporation is a publicly traded company. >> sysco. >> sysco. >> sysco. >> the food service distributor -- >> reporter: with annual sales of $44 billion in 2013, sysco provides food to more than 400,000 clients across north me. >> th

california es una tierra de oportunidades. somos la cuna de google, se que hablan de lo mal que estÁ, pocos trabajos, pero no es el cuadro que yo amo. yo amo este estado, se que no resolvimos todos los prfia, pero tenemos un gran impulso. >>> gracias gobernador brown. y la prÓxima pregunta es para usted, seÑor. gobernador, usted no creo el proyecto del tren veloz. pero usted se convirtiÓ en su mayor defensor, los republicanos dicen que recibirÁn los 38 mil millones de dÓlares de washington. y le puede decir a los votantes en quÉ momento se reconstruirÁ el tren veloz. >>> sÍ, porque es mÁs baratos que construir carreteras, y pistas de aterrizajes, a la gente se le pasa esto. tenemos que saem y tenemos que construir mÁs pistas de aterrizajaeseo jeseo para aviones, si en lugar de eso hacemos un bren de alta velocidad serÁ mas limpio, usaremos energÍa elogica y solar. el tren de ptrfre y por eso el alcalde lo apoya, porque genera empleos donde mÁs lo necesita. y 2 mil millones de dÓlares en dinero estatal, 3 mil mil

the climate has a 70% climate match to california, great for us. we want the enemies to be preadapted to the hot dry summers and cold damp winters. >> in pakistan he found a parasitic wasp species. >> what we see under the scope with the camera and the video screen is biology in action. >> she is laying app egg now. >> that's what she's doing. >> the egg is laid. what's to that lar va. >> the egg will hatch. the wasp lava will scrape away at the belly of the citrus. >> the parasitic wasp weakens and kills its host. >> the female is chewing the circular hole in the head region. even though it's followed out, it provide application. >> reporter: this adult is basically chewing its way out of a carcass. >> that's right, an empty carcass. like something out of the exor sis, like spinning a head. here she comes, she's popping out. this is like the alien scene in "alien", eating the host from the inside out. she is done. cleans herself off. straitens out the wings, and then -- straightens out the wings and she takes off. >> releasing the wasp would be a

the crash is similar to one in april between a semi that crossed the median of a california interstate and collided with a bus carrying high school students. ten people died. the ntsb has not released the cause of that crash. a preliminary report on the oklahoma collision could be issued in about ten days. >> so far, investigators see no evidence either driver was impaired. official toxicology reports could take up to ten weeks. >>> prosecutors in southern california say two men used the jaws of life to crack open at least four atms . they said james costello and silva jr. tried it six times in river side and san bernardino counties. >>> george clooney is officially off the market. he is savoring his last few moments as a bachelor. celebrity guests joined clooney for an unofficial ceremony at a luxury hotel and there will be a civil service on monday. >>> and tonight, we are getting our first look at chelsea clinton's new baby girl. charlotte was born last night. and hillary and bill took time off for the birth. her husband mark is bursting with pride. >>> and still ahead, this califor

california has always had an outside influence on and off just california but on the rest of the country and the rest of the world because in a sense it is so visual everything is bigger here in seminole valley and s-sierra and the thought of the desert. it's a landscape that is just powerfully iconic and it's also a climate that is release active. so you draw people here to live in the kind of splendor of nature. too many people come here and we get back into the same public that we already had. you can only run so far individually for you is a kind of, is our national trauma and obama quite large. it's also the case that environmental politics and environmental formation and rhetoric really matured into a form you from david brower in the sierra club and based in northern california. but modern environmentalism tickets shape probably here. then the second part of your questions about gardens, and i think the modern garden did emanate from california. it came out of postwar suburbia and it is a kind of wonderful form of gardening that makes the modernist ideas of simplicity and quite a

to move up into northern california to support of the fire activity. the governor moved forward increasing the number of firefighting to put all the state agencies on notice to be responsive with the strategy that is get to the fires fast and keep them small. this year particularly we can't afford the fires getting too far out in front of us and the locally strikes we've been having a lot of lightning that result in, you know, multiple fires happening at the same time. so together fire safety and awareness of the potential for fire is very, very the governor did put in place a emergency proclamation for the state of california and two executive orders one that directs state agencies to, you know, respond with all the assets that the states has to deal with the emergency and establish the drought task force at the governors level and cleared the way through recollection to the state water control board we'll learn about the kind of clearance that were streamlining the red tape and the streamlining of the situation to get the water where it needs to go a

looking forward to seeing this happen across all of california. the economic impact of an earthquake optional the west coast will not only be affected by rather than the rest of the world. 5 of the 10 buses idiot along the west coast and the two busiest in the earthquake country the businesses depends on those could be tlaejd. shackle alert can help reduce earthquake losses but the system is not yet completely complete for this reason a technical plan was outlined to move shake alert into full operation providing are alerts to the public and businesses across the west coast states the plan calls for adding foreseen sources and strengthening data and rigorously testing the system. the plan lays out how the system will be managed in providing opportunity for private businesses carrying out this plan and plans in california require a true collaborative effort they require dangers and commitment in federal and state and local government and universities for the early warj system further investment is needed but despite limited funding we're making gre

so when california aspirate missions, the slave states were in a not poor because the admission of california was going to upset the balance in the senate are turning free and slave states. we upset it. the big issue during the whole compromise was the west had been free soil and could slavery be extended. that was the whole debate. california settled the debate. so it should've been slave territory, but we jump the line. they got greatly enhanced slave act. they got the popular song treason states and territories thereafter would decide whether they would be free or slave or the missouri compromise line and eventually the kansas nebraska act. basically california entry is a free state led to the civil war. the gold rush also attracted tens of thousands of miners from mexico, central america and south america. and you had been here so these latin american immigrants arrived. they manage, intermarriage and it started to perform latina society california. they had children and the children begin to grow up, bilingual, the cultural children in the 1850s. they began publishing spanish-language ne

>> 19 rollover at battery/california. >> california and battery. >> california and battery, blue on blue. >> units on scene. we have to break out his back window here so we can see some into it. >> we need you to shut down battery and pine, no civilian traffic. >> shut down battery, pine, no civilian traffic, no foot traffic. >> if you would like to see more video and interviews from the this crash head to our website, kpix.com. >>> a big legal battle over a closed public beach has surfers very happy to finally hit the waves. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre has more on that story. >> reporter: just one day after a big legal victory surfers wasted no time taking advantage of martins beach. martins beach used to be open to the public until it was purchased by a silicon valley billionaire in 2008. that is when it was closed to public access. but a san mateo county superior court judge ruled the new owner violated california coastal commission regulations in closing the beach and ordered public access restored. >> how significant a day is this for you? >> very important day. the right to access t

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presencia de algunas lluvias, necesitamos agua en california. las temperaturas entre los 57 y 59 y nos vamos rÁpido con odille que es tormenta tropical y sus vientos siguen decreciendo a 65 millas por hora y pierde fuerza tocar tierra pero estarÍa saliendo al golfo de california y aunque no se va a recuperar con un sistema de depresiÓn tropical va generar mucha humedad directamente sobre la regiÓn desÉrtica especialmente arizona, sur de california y nuevo mÉxico. fuertes lluvias a partir de esta noche comenzÓ las advertencias. para nosotros maÑana 69 establecen la reuniÓn y los prÓximos cinco dÍas indican posibilidad de lluvia finalmente para nosotros miÉrcoles para jueves y viernes y sÁbado despejado con temperatura de 69 hasta los 74 en la bahÍa. en san josÉ se mantiene nublado y el sÁbado hasta los 80. le traigo mÁs detalles maÑana, buena noche que descanse, regresamos. ♪ bula única cont auténtico clamato. ideal para disfrutarla con los amigos en la yarda. ¡se dice patio! ¡patio! ¡patio! ¡se dice patio! ideal para di

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halle jackson, nbc news, orange, california. the prolonged air campaign that the president spoke about to the american people last week and warned about to a war weary public is already underway. and just today it included a u.s. air strike on the edge of baghdad. days after the president called isis unique in its brutality, the world was forced to endure the announcement of yet another beheading this weekend. now it's clear as isis forces are on the move and identified, u.s. forces are moving against them by air while it's still unclear how many other nations are joining in this fight. our chief foreign correspondent is in istanbul this evening. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the air strikes are still only inside iraq. what was unusual about this one is that it is so close to baghdad. and that does appear to be an escalation. and momentum is now growing to cross the border and carry out air strikes against isis in syria as well. as isis violence continues, paris today held a war conference at the urgin

california came in as a free state. the compromise should've been slave territory, but we jumped the line. slave states are furious. they got that greatly enhance fugitive slave act. they got the popular sovereignty since states and territories thereafter would decide whether they would be free or slave rather than limited by the missouri compromise line. eventually the kansas by fax. basically it's a freeze it led to the civil war. the gold rush attracted tens of thousands of latino minors for mexico, central america and south america. tens of thousands. so the latin american immigrants arrived. they met, intermarried and started to form latino societies during the gold rush. they had children they began to cross the first in the 1850s and begin publishing spanish-language news tickers. it is important to remember nearly all latin american republic as soon as hev and minutes from spain abolish slavery, erase all racial distinction of citizenship and provide property rights for married women. these are latin american co

and only california chrome is expected to be racing right about this time tomorrow evening. the folks here at parx, the management, they're expecting a big crowd. about 20,000 spectators. that would be double what they normally see for this race. clearly they are banking on this horse's star power. >> and california chrome had a great start. >> reporter: in a spectacle this captured the nation, this was the last time california chrome won a race, the preakness stakes more than three months ago. today, he's in bensalem, his owners and trainer hoping for the next victory. >> he got to start back somewhere, and this is, to me, a good spot. >> reporter: california chrome walked the pad dock this morning ahead of the pennsylvania derby. the winner of which gets a million dollar purse. >> it's amazing to have a horse of this standard come to parx. >> reporter: chris stankewicz has followed the sport since he was 10 years old and plans to put money on the reigning champion of the kentucky derby and preakness. on top of that it's historic. >> this is the first time in the history of

creek fire fighters are battling a dozen wild fires in california. the bolts fire in the town of weed near the oregon border is the most destructive. more than 100 buildings have been destroyed. >> pam: in napa health officials and volunteers began 83 the earthquake and packed survey period of residence in the city of napa and american kenyan and surrounding areas. the mexican government started to airlift 10 of thousands of stranded tourists after hurricane odile. >> pam: lee h. rowe of destruction. >> pam:viki liviakis reports reports from los altos where anxiously for a loved one to return >> reporter: >> we are ok but not sure when we will get out of here. the luting there has become more widespread brett we are worried that that situation could deteriorate. >> reporter: little communication and food or water. stranded and cobble said lukas. >> reporter: we still >> have heard nothing a little over 24 hours now. >> reporter: when mom comes back we are sure that she would have some amazing stories to tell. >> pam: his wife is now ok expected to co

posibilidades de que llegue a sur de california. para nosotros una noche que se mantiene estable, 57 y se ve clara la presencia de posibilidades de lluvia. maÑana martes en los 69 aunque sube la temperatura. sÁbado y domingo las condiciones son mÁs agradables y secas en la regiÓn. tambiÉn las temperatura cercana a los 80. prÓximo jueves nublado. tengo mÁs detalles, no se lo pierda esta noche. sÓlo a las 11. felicitamos a nuestros hermanos de costa rica, salvador, honduras, nicaragua quienes celebra su independencia. los chilenos celebran dentro de dos dÍas. volvemos a la alcaldÍa de san francisco por todo lo festejo que se dan por la independencia de mÉxico. >> continuamos con este festejo por el 204 aniversario aquÍ en san francisco. el mariachi sigue sonando y la gente continÚa llegando. hay mucha gente que despuÉs del trabajo se han dado cita. hay niÑos que vienen con sus mamÁs, hay personas de todas las edades en el recinto cuatro aniversario de la independencia. quiero decirte que se estÁ poniendo bastante buen

that was the beginning of the organization here in california. but to start every speech it would say we can do it. don't give a. one year later napoleon was furious. understand mid-19th century the world was very rationalized to what he called a bunch of indians had defeated at that time. he still wanted to be emperor. he quadruple the size of the army in they came back but the french were cautious because they were burn on cinco de mayo. almost 10 months later they circled the city to begin the siege. i believe march 21st they took charge to rebelled. to second the rebel. 23rd they rebelled. 24th repeled and then it is published here in the newspapers in california. the siege went on in 62 days. over two months literally every day but he knows focus tomba battle. now the first anniversary was coming up may 5th. they wanted to hold on to be a moral victory until the first in anniversary but the french needed to take it to deny a a victory so one week before the french risked everything am bombarded all the of 40 and charged in they were repulsed

>> "california's gold" is produced in association with kcet los angeles and is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by: well, hello, everybody. i'm huell howser and here we are on this beautiful morning in one of the most beautiful places anywhere in california. we're at leo carillo state park which is right on the coast in the northern part of malibu north of los angeles. and this beach is famous this park is famous for its beautiful beach and its beautiful stretch of ocean. look at that. it doesn't get any prettier than that. but we are not here to spend the day on the beach or in the water. we're here because of a fish story, a big fish story a big fish story that ends up being very much a part of "california's gold." okay, our adventure begins. we promised you a big fish story and i promise you will not be disappointed. here's the big fish himself right here. bill, introduce yourself to everybody. >> hey, huell. my name is bill ernst. i live in malibu and i just-- i've been spearing fish here at leo carillo for-- since the '60s. >> okay, spearin' fish.

and another chance for rain for southern california rain. we have misty skies, 63 in san jose and a crisp start to your morning there in the north bay. down to 55 degrees. some areas of loaf cloud, not really fog this morning. san jose mainly clear and the patches of low cloud down the coast. for now, one like what we have last week, behave most and mostly 80s for highs in the valley. this trend should continue now through about wednesday and then things may turn a little more interesting as we go through the middle part of the week. first where southern california is concerned, we're still watching this hurricane, which is a cat dwri 2, hurricane odile, moving to the north. some of that moisture will begin to drift towards california by wednesday and thursday. that can connect. but the trough of low pressure as we head toward wednesday, things might be get difficult for the bay area. this looks a bit more like october, tapping into moisture for hawaii,ly lks like we'll be staying in southern california. upper 60s near san francisco, for the

stanford recibieron la ciudad del sur de california venÍa de masacrar a los bulldogs. pero no serÍa suficiente para los cardenales la cuarta entrada con un gol de campo de 53 yardas por parte de us le darÍa la victoria a los troyanos 13 a 10 sobre stanford. en la pelota caliente oakland buscaba a los angelitos de anhein. los astros llevaba la ventaja 3 a 1 en la parte baja de la novena parecÍa que el equipo tejano se llevarÍa la victoria pero los atlÉticos levantaron de la tumba anotaron tres para dejar al os astros y ganar el partido 4 a 3. los angelitos visitaban el target field, los de minnesota lideraban 5 x 3 despuÉs de cuatro entradas asÍ se mantuvo resultado hasta que los de anaheim le dieron la vuelta a la tortilla. albert pujol sacÓ la pelotita del estadio con su cuadrangular 25. no ceden en la divisiÓn del oeste de la liga americana le dieron por seis huevos anheim ganÓ ocho a cinco por momento es todo por mi no olvide maÑana las chivas enfrentan a los sillones negros les informo raÚl delgado. >> gracias muy amable presentar una demanda en el esta

pudiera en un 30% afectar como precisamente, la provincia de baja california sur, en california. vamos a seguir su recorrido los prÓximos dÍas, porque podrÍa afectar toda esa zona ya devastada por los huracanes, mientras tanto pagaba para nosotros, con nublados como la noche que se mantiene agradable, pero maÑana, la temperatura estarÁ en los setentas grados con base en el titulado, y asÍ se mantiene los siguientes cinco dÍas, por lo menos hasta los prÓximos dÍas. el prÓximo lunes. mÁs detalles maÑana, buenas noches. que descansen. regresamos. >> el club tijuana fueron multados con 67.290 $ por alineaciÓn indebida en copa en x. los balseros han prometido que declarar ante correcaminos estarÁn devolviendo el dinero de las entradas. amigos como bienvenidos a acciÓn deportiva. >> la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol sub-fifa, ubicÁndose en la casilla 16, metas y costa rica sigue siendo mejor ocupando lugar nÚmero 15. >> pumas presentÓ su 11 ideal en 60 aÑos de historia, campos, beltrÁn, beron, suárez, vÁsquez, espaÑa, negrete, ferreti, hugo sÁnchez y castro. la

the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, reserves. the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized. . mr. garamendi: i yield five inutes to the gentleman from the foreign relations committee, mr. engel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding to me. my colleagues, there are only bad choices left in syria and iraq, but in my opinion, the worst choice of all would be to do nothing. this is an attempt to do something. i want to commend chairman mckeon. i rise in strong support of the mckeon amendment, which would authorize and train and equip mission for the vetted moderate syrian opposition. again, the worst choice would be to do nothing. this is an attempt to do something. it's urgent that we do it now. every day we wait is a day longer isis gets stronger and the opposition gets weaker. now, i think it should be plainly stated that this is a separate issue from aumf. this is separate. this is talking about aiding and abetting the vetted syrian opposition. now

estados unidos fue tema central en un evento que se llevÓ a cabo hace pocas horas en la universidad de california berkley >> habla de los esfuerzos que estÁn haciendo para evitar que mÁs niÑos emigren hacia el norte. >> buenas noches, entre los panelistas estuvo una asambleÍsta californiano quien dijo que viajo a el salvador y guatemala y compartiÓ su experiencia son las conversiones que tuvo con algunos polÍticos de ese país. >> la migraciÓn del Íes centroamericanas van aumento, este asambleÍsta californiano viajÓ a dos paÍses de centroamÉrica. >> el salvador, que estÁ tratando de ayudar a su gente. para que puedan mejorar las condiciones. educaciÓn. despuÉs de cuatro horas de educaciÓn, tienen que hacer siete u ocho horas. clÍnicas en Áreas rurales. dinero para las personas que trabajan en la agricultura. guatemala se me hace muy interesante. no hay un partido polÍtico de izquierda yo entendÍ que allí, las personas que controlan la polÍtica desafortunadamente son 13 familias. >> de expertos indican que aÚn se desconoce mucho de la crisis humanitaria. >> el pÚblico en ge

the low which never went through on its way down to southern california, and central california on sunday. temperatures here 50s, 60s. good 10 degrees from yesterday, 24 hours ago when we had temperatures near 70. at least more 50s and 60s. petaluma, 60. 3/4 of an inch of rain in the russian river. that's good. we'll take that. looks like middle of end of next week, we'll get more rain. until then, low clouds and fog. there is a little more component of a westerly breeze, not that due south. the low clouds are there. they'll burn off and temperatures mild to warm. not as humid, but kind of muggy. really warm on the coast. 80s through the interior. 70s around the bay. here's sal. >>> steve, good morning to you, we are looking at a commute, now where traffic on the bay bridge is slow. they slowed the metering lights down because of an earlier crash in san francisco. i told you about it before. that crash is gone thankfully but it was there for a bit, and traffic was starting to back up on the bridge, so then they had to meter the traffic on the bridge and suddenly we had a good commute at t

a california town in crisis due to the drought: "200 >>> here's what's new at 6:00 tonight. a california town in crisis due to the drought. >> 200 families without water in their houses. 200. >> what those families are resorting to to get by in these dry conditions. plus word that this could just be the beginning. >> also, decades-old technology on the new bay bridge. why the system that's supposed to keep traffic flowing has not been replaced since the 70s. >> plus the story of a northern california country star frozen in time. i'll have details at 6:00. >> see you in 30 minutes. thanks for watch ing us at 5:00. the cbs evening news. >> the latest news and weather on our website, kpix.com. >> rose: tonight, terrorists behead another american. is on the threat to execute journalist steven sotloff. bob orr has details; major garrett, the u.s. reaction. how did hackers get hold of the photos celebrities stored in private internet accounts? john blackstone on what apple is saying about the stars and the cloud. don dahler on powerful storms hitting the midwest with tornadoes, li