jobs. >> california is in a really intense prolonged drought. this is a worldwide thing, all over the globe, there are more extreme weather events. places are getting warmer places are getting drier. it's a pretty big deal. >> we went to central voluntarily to see just how bad it is, what technology can do to maybe help fix it. let's take a look. >> we are seeing a period of epic drought the extremes for extreme. it affects all of us. >> we get a satellite view of california's epic drought. >> they're the eye in the sky. >> we get a boots on the ground perspective where once fertile fields have gone to dust. >> my parents were migrant farm workers and then we established our family here in the early 1950's and that's where i grew up learning a lot about farming, especially cantaloupes. >> growing fruits and vegetables has been joe's life work, but this year, a third of his fields will sit unplanted and unproductive. >> our water comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation and that allocated zero water thousand year. we did not have enough water to plant this field. >> this is california

came from the east, was determined to put an eastern garden on a california hillside and she did so. so we had three lawns, two of which were very large indeed. >> but with no end in sight to the drought taylor is breaking with tradition. she's gotten rid of her lawn. like many californians, lawns themselves were east coast transplants. >> this is levittown, pennsylvania a new suburban community. >> after world war ii, when home ownership became a symbol of middle class achievement, lawns were a key feature in new housing developments. >> so all the houses are very much the same, and it's patriotic. we just came back from the war, and now it's embedded in our culture that we are taking care of each other by keeping our neighborhood looking the same. everybody had to keep their lawn a certain length and weed-free. if you didn't, you would be either ostracized or at least get some dirty looks from your neighbors. >> sarah sutton is a landscape architect and author of "the new american front yard." she says levittown developers saw grass as an instant just add water landscape and inclu

conductor: en california promueven una medida que busca disminuir la discriminaciÓn racial por parte de la policÍa. conductora: las autoridades revelan la identidad de un caprichoso que te atrincherÓ con dos rehenes en una gasolinera. conductor: y se le pide que nacen hasta mÉxico sobre la muerte de mÁs de 40 personas tras un enfrentamiento entre supuestos integrantes de cÁrteles del narcotrÁfico y autoridades en michoacÁn. noticias univisiÓn 14, comienza ya. conductor: muy buena noches, le saluda leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. conductora: y marÍa leticia lÓpez, bienvenido. conductor: ante la detenciÓn desequilibrada del alto nÚmero de hispanos y afroamericanos, la asamblea proponer la ley para contrarrestar el perfil racial. reportera: queremos aclarar que esta es todavÍa una propuesta de ley que tiene que ser aprobada en las prÓximas semanas o meses por los legisladores del estado de california. con esta medida los asambleÍstas proponen recolectar informaciÓn sobre el momento en el que un policÍa detiene, inspecciona y revista a una persona. para que toda persona qu

warriors towards san francisco. >> reporter: definitely a big step. in california, you can get your project certified by the governor if it meets certain environmental goals. and that will protect it from long drawn out legal battles. apple got one of its new headquarters. now the warriors have one. >> i'm just getting ready for the parade. >> reporter: as excited fans file in the team gets good news about their future home in san francisco. governor brown quietly approved and fast tracked the proposed arena. that approval means if any legal challenges are filed, courts must decide those cases within 290 days. >> what it means for us is that someone who's against the project for whatever purposes can't just hold it hostage in court for years to come. >> reporter: the approval could shave off a couple of years of legal limbo and speed up the warriors' move. opponents with the so-called mission bay alliance say they are also fine with the governor's move but still question whether patients needing emergency care at the nearby ucsf hospital will get caught in traffic when events are be

in california. janine de la vega is in santa clara to talk about changes the company is making because of the drought. >> reporter: yeah, pam. starbucks sells this water. it's bottled in placer county but that is going to end soon. that is because starbucks doesn't want to take from the scarce supply here in the state. this comes after people were outraged that the coffee company was using water from california springs. starbucks got its water from an under ground spring in baxter. they will no longer purchase water from there or any other place until california. the water will now come from pennsylvania. starbucks customers share their thoughts with us this morning about that. >> we are in a drought and companies need to be conscious of what they are doing to the state that they operate in. i think it would be better you know for us if we got the bottled water from other states but i think it's really bad that they bottle it here and if they are shipping it out to other places. because that really impacts us. >> reporter: there are currently 108 licensed bottled water plants i

multiply accidents there's a she have iron across the street the one california that turns and the bikes route and not to mention the pedestrian traffic up and down signer street and california street so i mentioned i have 4 kids we cross the intersection it is a night mayor you've got the shelf north and south of california with the cars coming in and out a hundred and 50 feet of cars turn there's not a lot of save sidewalk i'm concerned about increasing the number of pumps to 10 the traffic will make that impossible for the pedestrians to cross safely i think it changes the tune of the neighborhood our neighborhood has small stores and restaurant and so adding a large convenient store is not necessary there's a moll i didn't see that's opened and convenience stores and there's a twenty-four hour safeway i'm not begin them upgrading the location i said they center to make money but my 0 family is important so doing this didn't make sense for our residential neighborhood. >> couple of more names (calling names). >> excuse me. >> (inaudible). >> i'm guessing our douglas oh, ongoing.

from los angeles, i am katty kay. residence drain pools in california and that a shocking water shortage. the crisis. >> i would say it is doubtful, the result of real science. katty: finding no military option two and the ukraine crisis president poroshenko tells the bbc he has no choice but to deal with vladimir putin. a late-night legend prepares to sign off. how david letterman's career changed the face of american television. ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. it is a special edition of world news america from california which is in the grip of the worst drought in history. california is struggling to a debt to stringent water restrictions. america's most populous state is one of the world's largest economies. this four-year long dry spell could have repercussions around the globe. our correspondent has the report. >> this is where california gets much of its water. from the snow that is melting in the sierra nevada mountains. do not be deceived by this light dusting of white. it is too little too late. this is the sign o

president of political advocacy organization, governor california and john myers joining us from sacramento. almost to all of you. and john starting with you, a big week for the governor. you were there when he unveiled the budget. what are your take aways? >> the big message is it continues what brown has done since he has come to office which is chart a middle path between more spending and not spending enough. and the other part that i find interesting here is that it showed i think the governor's skills as politician. the guy likes to talk about policy and i don't think people think of him as a pure politician but he had a couple of good moves here. he outflanked democrats in the legislature on issues about the working par with tax credits and i think also he scored a win/win on the issue of tuition raises at uc with janet that pal tan know in these private meetings. they unveiled this deal that showed that brown is a good politician. i think that really set the tone for not only this budget but what happens in the next month. >> and we'll come back to both of those in a minu

ship from san francisco bay. the virus that you say spread among the passengers. >> california lawmakers approve a mandatory vaccination law o. points are defiant as ever. about the children not getting shots. >> will we see more rain in the [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >> cruise ship set sail through the golden gate after clean up from nor 0virus delayed the departure for hours. we were over the star princess after it docked at pier 27 this morning. jonathans on the story. the the cruise 1 that passengers had some sort of stomach illness but other people getting off the ship had a serious case of germ phobia. were you worried about it going sick. >> of course we were. everybody was going to go with paper towel or get into escalator. >> helen met one of the sick passengers. >> violently sick for three days. a lady from england. and she was

sources of air pollution, we are enforcement arm for the california, arm resources board for a lot of mobile source, and provide incentive fund funding, and reduce i missions from vehicles our mission is to protect and improve public health air quality and climate, and getting 7 million people to agree on everything we do related to air quality. so in relation to that mission, there is one thing we're all in agreement with, which is what the facts are. in terms of our mission here to improve public health and air quality, we have done a very good job we have reduced, the number of healthy days for owe zone substantially. since we began regulates in the 70s, but we still do exceed that means, we regularly have unhealthy air here due to owe zone over zone ohzone -- that is something we need to bear in mind as we go forward. the reason that i say that is because as we move forward in this region we're targeting development, along those highways in that matter. 83% is from our highways and there are a couple of facts, we need to bear in mind as we consider that. our freight, the volume

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hasta granizo investiga si la misteriosa apariciÓn de petrÓleo en rachas de california se debe a ese accidente. sos el relatar esa ciencia cierta su cabeza diciendo que nos darÁ el trono de la fifa es el grado de corrupciÓn de sus colaboradores. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena: el mal tiempo se empeÑa en atormentar a texas, mientras los rÍos siguen desbordÁndose, los meteorÓlogos anticipan mÁs aguaceros hasta el fin de semana en este macho que ha sido el mÁs lluvioso en la historia del estado. una de las zonas mÁs castigadas, lourdes del rÍo nos muestra cÓmo del sueÑo de la casa propia se fue literalmente al agua para muchas familias. lourdes: han aprendido que el agua puede ser tan bondadosa como daÑina. estas imÁgenes nos dan una idea de lo que le tocÓ vivir a esta familia cuando el agua invadiÓ literalmente la casa. una de las historias de horror que se escuchan tanto aquÍ como en el pueblo vecino de san marcos. gilberto y su esposa saben que estÁn vivos de milagro. su hijo y s

california queremos mandar un mensaje a que la legislatura de california, los lÍderes de california le estÁn dando respaldo a todos los inmigrantes que trabajan aquÍ california. conductor: iniciativa impide el trabajo de el trabajo a un inmigrante hasta que este tema no pueda definir que la persona estÁ aÚn no habilitado para trabajar en el paÍs. pero a conocer el responsable del accidente entre un camiÓn de y un autobÚs. hubo 10 muertos y 40 heridos. reportero:en un jueves 10 de abril de 2014 una explosiÓn reportada sobre la autopista cinco en el condado de glenn al norte de california. un camiÓn de carga de la firma fedex, atraviesa y impacta contra un autobÚs escolar, en Él otros accidentes de la universidad. a 13 meses de investigaciÓn y sus resultados. dice, el factor determinante en la causa principal del accidente se atribuye al conductor en el camiÓn de fedex, en haber permitido que su vehÍculo atravesara de manera insegura. el saldo mortal hecho que fueron 10 personas y 39 heridos, es investigadora de la patrulla de caminos tomaron la parte de lo que quedÓ del c

and one is medi-cal expansion there is our largest footprint and the other coverage california for the last two years that'stions program through the public california and for the last two years we've benefit in negotiation providers in san francisco the chinese community heartbeat plan we've been in negotiations to provide for a contract we're still in negotiation the target population is about three to four thousand but medicaid it the largest population we have enrolled over hocking thousand individuals. >> for medicaid. >> ac a is the law of the land you have the medicaid and insurance expansion and covered california is an component of that. >> accident framework to become. >> within the next couple of months we're no negotiations now for the first negotiation had to tend end because of the enrollment time and started up to have a completion of the negotiations. >> great 3 parts to the ac a the medicaid and cover california all and, of course our own healthy san francisco to note that many communities around the country and the biggest health systems and los angeles is work th

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has been released yesterday. >>> riding california's bullet train could be one of the world's cheapest high speed rail trips. the analysis from the los angeles time estimated the round trip ticket would be $86 that's about 20-cents a mile. the full line between san francisco and l.a. is expected to open to passengers sometime in 2028. >>> a 74-year-old woman is back on solid ground after being rescued from near the summit of mount diablo. officials say she fell and suffered an injury while on the remote area on the east side of a mountain. authorities were called to assist around 4:00 this afternoon. the woman was hoisted off the mountain and transferred to an air ambulance that took her to the hospital. >>> the game was part of the series headed to the world cup. are. >> reporter: team usa pumped up fans as they fell to a 2-0 win. this was the last chance to see the team locally. >> my daughter plays soccer, we're a huge fan. when we found out that they were coming, it was a no brainer. >> getting to see the woman's team, it's a dream come true. >> after the second goal she l

there are drop offs and the like the search will go 24-7. we have california oef and the national guard along with the red cross and several counties joining this effort. this is the video on his instagram page. by accounts, he has off roading experience. a new black toyota tundra. if he has a cell phone it will be no help here. >> you can't look for a ping or anything? >> no. no. this area for 36-48 miles, you don't have cell service >> his 5-year-old son, and 3-year-old daughter had been camping at this site called fiddle creek. he planned to take his kids four wheeling and texted a friend a map of the route. >> what we think the idea was is that he's going to go through there and come out of a town called la port. >> he told his parents he'd be back tuesday night but never showed up. with a second day of searching sierra county received help from the chp. the device can detect heat in a search area. the search and rescue team has dirt bikes just for this effort. >> are you concerned they might have had an accident? >> that is what we think yes. it might be an accident. if it is

in southern california are investigating a heartless act. someone poisoned a pool full of rescued sea lions at the pacific marine mammal center in laguna beach. last week someone intentionally dumped large amounts of chlorine into the pool. it happened one day before the animals were set to be released back into the ocean. most of the 17 sea lions suffered chemical burn s but thy are expected to recover. >>> scientists hope to get answers as soon as today about what caused the humpback whale to wash ashore on sharp park state beach in pacifica. the young 32-foot female whale washed ashore monday afternoon half mile from where another sperm whale washed ashore last month. experts calling the two dead whales so close together just a coincidence. >> so interesting. so large to see it there on the beach as well. >> it is breathtaking. and saddening, this huge creature on the shoreline. >>> cloud cover starting our day. maybe it will clear. let's check in with our specialist, meteorologist christina loren. >> thank you. we have mostly clear conditions this morning. we do have some of t

to save water. >>> water conservationists are happy starbucks will stop bottling california water. now they want nestle to do the same. much of california's bottled water comes from the small mountain community of baxter, pumped out of private underground springs. because of the drought, starbucks stopped purchasing water from baxter and any part of california. activityists activists say right now everyone should be drinking from the tap. >> no water bottling company should be taking water out of our aquifers at this time. we're in the middle of a drought. >> reporter: the editorial staff the usc's student newspaper has called for a ban on nestle products until they stop bottling california water. >>> still ahead, the high speed rail project from san francisco to l.a. could be a bargain. a new report compares ticket prices to similar trains throughout the world. >>> and a project dreamed up by carl sagan four decades ago is becoming a reality. >>> and a wild and happy family reunion caught on video for this mother's day. >>> and it was a sunny but chilly mother's day. if you can b

california se reunen esta maÑana en una jornada que estar marcada por protestas, le decimos las razones en vivo desde el lugar de los hechos --- take vo / lorena --- malas noticias para conductores en el rea de la baha, el precio de la gasolina sigue subiendo y sin control --- top live camera/lucrecia juanfra hola que tal buenos dias con mucho gusto les damos la bievenida... lorena son las ??? .... ya estamos listos para dar empezar con toda la informacin... roll open under juanfra ---porque telemundo 48 somos primeros con la notici.nos llega informacin de ltimo minuto desde daly city donde se reporta un aparatoso accidente que ha dejado varios lesionados... ---segn los primeros reportes todo habra comenzado en la ciudad de ''colma'' cuando la polica trat de detener a un conductor que aparentemente manejaba un camin de basura robado en san francisco... lorena ---el chofer huy del lugar desatando una persecucin que termin erla calle ''flournoy'' y la avenida ''san jos'' cuando el vehculo de carga pesada se impact contra una camioneta con tres personas a bordo...dos jvenes y una m

la cara. conductora: la patrulla de caminos de california arrestÓ a dos personas bajo sospecha de robar. los siguientes ocurre algo del medio dÍa luego de que las autoridades dieron a la persona tratando sobre la plataforma redonda de la estructura. el departamento de transporte de infrastructura analiza que robaron. conductor: el siniestro comenzÓ despuÉs de la una de la tarde en el complejo ubicado sobre la cuadra 6500 afortunadamente nadie mÁs resultÓ lesionado y la causa del incendio son investigadas. conductora: la lucha por salvar un programa escolar llegÓ esta noche hasta la junta del distrito escolar donde padres de familia y maestros se reunieron tras una manifestaciÓn en las calles. conductor: y que falta pocas semanas para que venza el contrato y buscan que el concilio le dÉ una soluciÓn. reportero: el salÓn donde se realizÓ la junta se vio invadida por niÑos y padres, y maestros que pedÍan que el progama continÚe abierto. pero nos dijeron que tal que sÓlo aceptarÍa comentario del pÚblico y no tomÓ ninguna decisiÓn. se reunieron a las seis de la tarde

in northern california he works as a commercial fishing guide. >> we have had good fishing on this river for a long time. >> he has been fishing here since he could walk. >> in here you can see that drift boat sitting in a good spot. to the left is kind of softer water. the fish like to hang out over there. >> he has seen this river threw the good times and the bad. >> i am lucky to be able to live here. we have this kind of a fishery so close to home. >> but the fourth consecutive. of drought has created a struggle between man and the endangered salmon. >> it is disaster if does exit don't hatch. >> we could lose his pitch altogether. >> he is a biologist and knows the river well. he keeps close count on the speak salmon. -- he keeps close count of the salmon. here is a big problem, this area is normally underwater. look at what i am looking at. these rocks the female salmon comes in and with her tail she did say hole. she lays her eggs in the hole. imagine now the river is rolling over this. the mail salmon comes in to fertilize the egg, the female salmon comes back, she covers i

really do much a lot of cloud cover in southern california but it will take more of an impact toward us that will be late tonight and tomorrow. that will keep a lot of drizzle in the forecast. i think measurable amounts by this time tomorrow. low clouds and breezy at times. more afternoon thundershowers. some 70s inland. these are below. 50s and 60s for others. all righty sal, 4:31. anything huh? >>> no, but this is usually at time we start our forecast but now we are on at 4:00, forever. there is really nothing new. this is nice to see that traffic is doing well in the east bay. oakland 880, 580, 238 all off to a good start. that means you don't have to necessarily run out of the house. sometimes when we are coming to you early and say things you have to leave now because it's bad. right now we don't have to say that. the traffic looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic looks good into san francisco and beyond. we have been looking at the commute here on the freeway here on 101. and it's not bad. 101, 280, 85 the santa clara valley is off to a good start. >>> we want to retu

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.... lorena/take vo --doce hospitales de california entre ellos tres del rea de labaha y uno del condado de monterey fueron multados por poner en peligro la vida de los pacientes... --'' senton medical center'' de daly city... ''california pacific medical center de san francisco, el hospital general de marin en greenbrae y hospital comunitario de monterey fueron ordenados a pagar multas entre 50 mil a 100 mil dlares... las sanciones varan en funcion de la fecha que se produjo la violacin y el nmero de infracciones que ha tenido el centro mdico... lorena/ms - en oakland... una persona muri y dos ms resultaron heridas, tras un incendio en la cocina de su casa... take map - aparentemente, las tres persasfueron afectadas por el humo que gener el incendio, pero se desconoce por qu no lograron salir de la residencia... -el cuerpo de bomberos cree que la causa del incidente fue una olla que dejaron en laestufa... -el siniestro ocurri ayer en el sur de oakland, muy cerca de la interseccin de la avenida ochenta y nueve y la calle "birch"... juan fran - ots --tras las continuas invasiones

-spending proposal from california's governor who wants to send more money to public schools, set aside some reserves and create a state tax credit for the working poor. governor brown announced his budget proposal at the state capitol. it's higher than what he propieced in january. by law the state must spend most of the surplus on public schools and also fill california's rainy day fund. >>> just into our news room a hurdle cleared for the controversial bill looking to force school children to be vaccinated. within the last 30 minutes the state senate passed sb-277 on a vote of 25-10. the bill would eliminate parents' ability to claim personal or religious belief as a reason not to vaccinate their child. the law would only apply to children attending public or public-funded charter schools. the bill of course moves on to assembly. >>> up next at 11:00, a questionable donation. stunning admission by an abs news anchor. >>> plus are you addicted to your smartphone? we'll tell you the symptoms of nomo phobia. >>> new details now on a cruise ship where some travellers might wish they had

la sequÍa. maÑana se espera una tormenta descomunalmente fuerte. leÓn: pero no toda california se podrÍa beneficiar del aguacero. millie delgado nos da un adelanto. millie: ya estamos sintiendo los cambios. Éste sistema de bajapresiÓn, continÚa entrando. nos traerÁ lluvia el dÍa de hoy en toda california. la lluvia que tanto necesita el estado, por la sequÍa tan severa que estamos travÉs sano. __ atravesando le tengo mÁs informaciÓn del tiempo en mi segmento. no se lo pierda. marÍa: el fiscal nacional de san francisco le enviÓ una carta a la comida de restaurantes mcdonald's. las autoridades locales han recibido mÁs de 1000 quejas contra el restaurante. reportando a la venta de drogas, peleas, asaltos y robos de autos en el local. leÓn: ya regresamos. marÍa: hacemos una pausa y enseguida, al final se quedaron sin sus carreras y ademÁs, con prestamos estudiantiles. quedÓ grabado en vÍdeo el supuesto abuso de un agente del orden, que rociÓ con gas pimienta en la cara, dos adolescentes que estaban detenidos y expulsados. ♪ ♪ ♪ "alton, illi marÍa: un policÍa

an unsuccessful campaign against incumbent senator barbara boxer of california. reporting live in san jose scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. not just fiorina announcing a presidential run today. the republican field also added neurosurgeon ben carson. he made the announcement in his hometown of detroit. the conservative who was raised in poverty by a single mom won national acclaim as a pediatric neurosurgeon neurosurgeon. >> he talked about his love for family and faith. >> warriors star stephen curry was officially named the nba's most valuable player. his speech emotional but so humble, too. >> you have to have a passion about what you do. basketball is mine. that's what's carried me to this point. >> that passion has also made the warriors the top team in the league hoping to win the nba title. we're covering all the angles tonight. reaction from his teammates. we begin with jodi hernandez who was with curry today. boy, that was such a great speech. >> it really was. those who know steph curry say he has a sense of humanity and humility that are really unmat

the studio with me is diane levin, the chief deputy director of first five california celebrating its 15th anniversary. >> yes. >> that is phenomenal. >> for folks who don't know what it is, please explain. >> first five california first came to be in 1998 when the passage of the ballot initiative called proposition 10. the whole focus was to find an additional funding stream to focus on children and their families in the earliest years, 0 to 5 but without taking money from other programs or from education. prop 10 created a 50 cent per pack tobacco tax and other tobacco products are taxed as well to create what began as about a $700 million a year funding stream for the purpose of supporting and providing resources for education and outreach to parents and young children. and so since that time -- and we also prop 10 is also mandated to focus on smoking cessation. the good news is that we have succeeded in, you know, smoking cessation, but the bad news is -- not bad news but the revenues from prop 10 have declined so it began as a $700 million a year proposition and down to just unde

. california attorney general kamala harris vowed to fight for the president's plan. it reads, california will continue to lead the way in defending the president's actions so we can enjoy a safer california. it is not clear whether the department of justice will appeal. >>> in mexico the death toll from a tornado stands at 13 today. that tornado hit the city on the boarder with texas yesterday. people there are trying to pick up what is left of their homes and possessions but unfortunately some are finding very little is salvageable. the tornado destroyed 200 homes and damaged 800 others. there is good news, a family of four that was reported missing was found. they were visiting another town when the tornado hit. there was never time for a warning officials said. >>> and i am tracking the cool day time highs around here. cloudy. cool. drizzly today. i mentioned how our weather effects the weather there. in houston tonight, on the ground. you have seen historical rainfall, flood warnings, flood warnings and tornado -- flood watches and tornado warnings. >> reporter: historica

the tesla plant in california during a recent visit. that has some wondering if the big car company might be interested in more than a tour. maybe buying batteries from tesla or even buying tesla. just because the head of chrysler walked around the plant doesn't mean he's necessarily go to buy. he also toured apple, and he's certainly not going to buy that. >>> other news the amount of money cliner perk inwants wants-- perkins want. she lost the lawsuit. that's how it works -- if you sue and lose, you have to pay their legal costs. powell says the bills are inflated. >>> a study by the associated press shows self-driving cars sometimes get into accidents. the takeaway here they're very safe. data show there have been four accidents involving self-driving cars. in two of the accidents or half of all of the accidents you can't blame the computer because it wasn't in self-driving mode at the time. the human was in control. only two accidents occurred when the robot was driving. and those were both under ten miles per hour. and in each of the cases, the robot was not at fault. the takea

the temps. for some you can see a big low there. another one in southern california not doing much. and that is when they will keeps on the cool side and ramp up the drizzle. showers pop up again later in the afternoon but for most it's a cool pattern with 60s and 70s. 50s over by the coast for some. all right sal you have been busy here. >> we are still busy. steve, good morning to you. we will start off with a look at the east bay traffic which has been very slow moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for a 15-20 minute delay and it looks like there is a stalled vehicle in the middle of that mess. at the toll plaza westbound. there is also a art of a stalled ever vehicle. that would be the middle tunnel heading east there is a stalled vehicle there. let's move along and take a look at the commute on interstate 880 north and southbound. so the good things is a lot of the vehicle accidents have been no injuries but they are still causing slow traffic. if you are driving west on highway 4 bay point it's still good. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with the

college. i tended a california community college -- i attended calvary community colleges and -- california community colleges and universities. i'm proud of public education. part of my support came from the federal government. thank you very much. >> thank you. i'm not -- he had to attend to his wife this morning due to a family illness. i'm happy to be here today. the university system of maryland consists of 12 is a three research universities. for traditional apprehensive. 2 regional centers. one virtual university. we are a microcosm of higher education across the united states. in that vein, we experience and have a lot of takes on programs i'm going to speak about. i will awful thoughts on programs and their ending. we begin by thanking the commission for holding these hearings. it is very timely. the counselor has repeatedly said that it is a national disgrace that students and families coming from the lowest income graduate 9-10% chance of graduating college where students from the upper income quarter graduated 5-90%. there are many complex reasons why more low inco

investigators said led right to him. >>> the oil spill on california's coast much worse than initially thought. a single slick stretching for miles and the environmental concern growing at this hour. >>> security breach. a dramatic moment playing out in an american airport. a man rushing past tsa agents taken down with a stun gun in front of shocked passengers. >>> final bow. david letterman leaves us laughing the long list of celebrities stopping by for his final late show ending a historic television career. >>> well good thursday morning. we begin with major new developments in the murder of a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper. >> last week it unfolded with a fire at their mansion. crews found the bodies of the four victims inside that house. >> now police named a suspect overnight they released these pictures of 34-year-old daron dylon wint. his dna reportedly found on a pizza crust inside the burnt home. >> also overnight police were at the scene of the wint family home in maryland not far from where they found a burned sports car that belonged to the famil

the wind on top of 555 california street in california. claudine stop dancing. >> i can't help it. >> too close for com fort. we will be talking warriors all morning long. good morning, everybody friday, may 22nd i'm brian flores. [ laughter ] >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. let's start you off with weather and traffic. steve, i have to tell you. check out that tie. let me see it. i want to see the whole thing. look at that bling this morning. >> that is stylish. >> not messing around. >> and it's notsore cone yum in there. >>> our good friend john said not to repeat myself go ahead and repeat yourself but 55 and overcast. mr. pete have a great weekend. love this weather. i get a lot of people saying they love this weather. some shower activity coming in off the sierra. that could play in east bay and south by later on. lows continue to rotate in. this looks like the last in the current series. the next one will be coming down over land. couple people ask me if steve if these are coming in at jan and february we will be getting more rain and snow, the answer is yes. cool

blustery day. 31, concord south 32 and it's going to be a breezy day. southern california dealing with a lot of clouds from the south west focusing on our system to the north keeping us cool and carving our south out on a stronger system. that one shows signs of rain. sun and clouds breezy at times below average temperatures a cool pattern most of the week. lots of 50s and 60s including airs that should be about 75 or 76 degrees. hard presses to break 70. good morning to you. >> good morning. we are just about to go out in a moment to alex to talk about the bridge that is still closed officially getting ready to open it. let me take a quick look at some of these other traffic pictures here and show you the traffic on the bay bridge. does look good this bridge took a lot of traffic over the weekend. right now it looks good getting into san francisco. also looking at the commute here on interstate 880 a nice looking drive in both directions. if you are driving on the walnut creek to concord commute the other way does look good as you drive through. now the sap ma te'o bridge is expe

>>> a massive cleanup is underway along the california coast where thousands of gallons of oil have spilled into the ocean. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. more on that in a minute. >>> but first, developing news in the bay area. a switching problem is causing major delays across the entire b.a.r.t. system this noontime. we just got this video into the newsroom showing b.a.r.t. workers on the tracks in oakland. we are told the damage to trackside trackside equipment was it discovered and had to shut down service on the richmond to san francisco line. the agency says it just finished those repairs within the past half-hour. passengers said it was a frustrating morning with little word on how long the delays would last. >> you just stand here waiting for an hour without any real indication when the trains will be moving. finally waited around for like 30 minutes, got on b.a.r.t. and the train was canceled and turned back around. now i'm not even sure if we get on the train in three minutes if that's gonna happen again. >> when b.a.r.t. is not working sometimes people head to the ca

to approve same sex marriage by popular vote. in drought stricken california sod farmers say don't treat me like a criminal just because i sell grass. and, some 20th century war veterans fly back in time. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening, i'm jim axelrod. and this is the western edition of the broadcast. we begin with the verdict in the latest high profile case involving the use of deadly force by police on unarmed african-american suspects. in cleveland, today, officer michael brelo was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of two timothy russell and malissa williams two and a half years ago, this was a bench trial, meaning no jury. this morning the judge ruled that when officer brelo fired 15 bullets into the car they were driving 15 directly at them from the hoo standing. it was quote, reasonable despite knowing now there was no gun in the car. jericka duncan picks up the story. >> i am not critical. >> it took judge o'donnell nearly an hour to explain a decision he knew many people had been waiting for. >> and theref

events in california school books. devin fehely on why they say their current textbooks don't tell the whole story. devin. >> reporter: yeah. these students say that the history books are not accurate or are incomplete and they say they are desperately in need of an overhaul. the students claim the version of american history taught in california classrooms is at best incomplete and at worst biased and inaccurate. failing to adequately cover the experiences, accomplishments and frequent mistreatment of communities of color and women. >> there's definitely value of looking at the good things we have done. there's definitely value in being proud of those things. and there's even more value in -- in acknowledging what we haven't done correctly. >> history as it's taught in schools is -- does have to be a broad canvas and we have to teach a great amount of information. but the choices in what information we present. >> reporter: members of a history club at los altos high school which calls itself the left guild for its liberal politics say they spent month reviewing the state history stan