we are on location at the university of southern california talking with her pastors who are also authors. now joining us as law professor dan simon was written a book called in and out come the psychology of the criminal justice process. professor simon, what was your goal with this book? >> guest: there were a few. the primary was to take a relatively unruly body of research in a legal psychology, which was full of useful insight into actually bring it to its intended customers be in the criminal justice system. so important studies are being conducted for the last three or four decades and they haven't really made the impact that they should. .. so for example the criminal justice system is full of psychological inputs. think of the witnesses testimony testimony. think of a detective's decision what to investigate and how and how to ask the questions. think of a prosecutor's decision whether to file charges or not and what kind of plea offer he or she would like to make and think of judges interpret questions on what should not be allowed to be admitted and think of the jurors at the e

there is rain in southern california. the leading edge of that into the san joaquin valley. 60s and 70s. i mean 106 up in red book yesterday. 105 vacaville. the combination of this cloud cover and the low clouds we will go from sunny to cloudy and muggy and humid. this is all that remains you can see of what was blanca as pieces are breaking off in the four corners. morning fog. it will be sunny for awhile and then the clouds roll in. not as hot but you take that moisture up from baja and give a humidity factor that might make it feel worse. i've seen a ten degree spread. i'm kind of splitting the difference. i think we will warm up fast. 50s and 60s by the coast. 70s and 80s around the bay but the fog is a lot thicker here than it was yesterday. the delta breeze in place. maybe some tomorrows in the evening. >> wow. >> keep in mind pam doesn't want it too muggy. i'm only speaking as her agent. >> i just like it perfect, you know. [ laughter ] >> good luck with that. >>> you can move around the bay area depending on what

the other part actually exists here in southern california. out here along the coast, the west basin. the san fernando valley, the san gabriel valley. the santa anna in orange county. and as you move east into riverside and san bernardino. these are all historic aquifers that could be available to take that recycled water, put it back in the ground, pull it out, clean it and recycle and recycle and eventually these aquifers, which many of which are contaminated would be clean and available for the future. we could probably add all of the capacity of these aquifers in southern california and have greater storage capacity than the largest reservoir in the state of california which is shasta reservoir way up here in northern california. so by using the aquifers as a storage facility and what we call con junktive water management, when you have a lot of rain, you store it. store it offstream store it below ground in the aquifers, and then when you have your dry periods, as california historically does, you can take that water out. but you cannot t

southern california is dealing with the drought. >> no homes have burned right now. they are taking precautionary measures trying to keep the homes safe. some lanes were closed for a short time but traffic is backed up because of the smoke coming off of it and certainly a sight to see. >> some flames looked large but we have seen larger earlier about a half hour ago large flames. this looks a little bit better at least from our point of view from what this helicopter is showing us. that may be good news and hopefully firefighters are getting progress here. >> about 1,000 people evacuated. it is very hot about 91 degrees according to our sister station the weather is more like august there. we will keep you updated with the latest on twitter. our weather here is warming up and getting quite hot. >> we have to be concerned about fire conditions. spencer christian has your accuweather update. >> we have concern about fire conditions. we have very dry conditions. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have sunny skies, a little patch of coastal fog beginning to form.

moving into southern california, they will be here if not late morning early afternoon. a spin in the afternoon is stabbed into that -- tapped into that. looks like it is drifting out. it will begin the move. i think the futurecast is what we call it is missing out on the rain. if any of that comes over us it will give us thunderstorm. the clouds roll in, showers this afternoon and this evening. it will be muggy coming up from baja. 90s on the temps for some. 60s, 70s for others. clouds, showers, low clouds, clouds into wednesday. it looks quieter over the weekend. >> it was too hot in my neighborhood, most don't have air-conditions, because we don't have that many hot that's. >> it will be -- days. >> thanks steve. >>> it's game day fans. >> you ready. >> the nba finals move to cleveland for a huge game, for 2 games. be want time to look at the differences and similarities between oakland and cleveland. here's a look. oakland's population 406,000 in 2013. oakland has lake merit. and cleveland is on lake erie. and as far as the arts go oakland as the oak hand museum of w

i'll mention shower toward lake county, the low went to southern california, still wrapping around, 50s on the mild side for some, they are okay breeze, nothing crazy, the low will favor areas in nevada, southern california, and in the four corners, some fog, mostly sunny, few showers possible in the north, a little warm up for some. 80s for the interiors,. >>> there was a good movie on. >> you're talking about the same movie i saw. >> we were texting each other. >> let's get the facade out of here. we watched game. i was there last night. when they went to over time at the end, everyone let a sigh of relief out, it's very close to the cavs winning it. we'll talk about that later. let's look at the commute and traffic is going to be okay at the toll plaza west bound as you come up to san francisco, no major problems getting into the city. it is friday, we're hoping for the friday light bounce we get. we'll see what happens. right now it's very light. this is 880 in front of the home of the golden state warriors. let's go back to the desk. >>> game one of the nba finals went to the warri

the pups released yesterday off the southern california coast. they were being treat fold malnutrition, somebody dumped chlorine into their pool in laguna beach. off they go. officials don't know who is responsible for the attack, but swim and be free. >>> happening now, investigators in southern california trying to figure out where more globs of tar came from. the tar balls washed up on zuma beach in mall due yesterday. coast guard says it's only a fraction of what was found at another beach last week. they sent the tar to officials in sacramentoo and they're trying to test it. >>> it looks like the cleanup as well yesterday. >>> how are we looking today, kari? >> looking good. mostly clear skies. out over is the bay and as we look elsewhere, 55 degrees, foggy in some spots. as we go into the afternoon, it warms up to 64. 74 degrees today, most ly 68 degrees, but of course all of this cooler than average, where we should be for this time of year, so more on which chilly weather. this is what you need to know. now the sun is rising. they will no

it is already being done in southern california. governor jerry brown says he supports efforts to wave studies. >> whatever we can do to facilitate reclaiming and reusing water. we are for. if we can help i will push that. >> reporter: he pushed a controversial $17 billion project to build tunnels under the delta to move water. calling it crucial for santa clara valley. >> it ensures we have a source of water here in south bay. we can find a way to support it. i have more work to do to understand the impact. but ultimately the decision is being made in sacramento. >> reporter: governor jerry brown will be heading to southern california next week and on a lighter note he saves water at home. he didn't take a shower today and he uses a low flow water system to water his plants. >> azenith smith in the south bay, thank you. >>> lawmakers have advanced a bill intended to help low income homeowners. it would provide $10 million worth of grants and loans for homeowners with a well that is drying up or failing. the money would be designate

. >>> a group of bikers in southern california are taking a stand against child abuse. they are known as baca. the group tomorrowed back in 1995. and their mission is to protect children who are abused. the group will escort victims to court, therapy and schools. >> the group in southern california recently lost a member when he was escorting a child to court. debris fell off a truck and killed him on interstate 5. now more than ever they have helped children in need. >>> coming up a warning for women. coming up in our 5:00 hour, the two attacks on a popular trail that has people on the peninsula on edge. >> the the world champion giants visited with president obama. the gifts they brought to the hander and chief. >> good morning beare looking at the north bay commute heading down to the toll plaza of the golden gate bridge. it looks good so tar. all the way from novato to san francisco on 101. we'll tell you a little more about all of these commutes. >> had a little brief taste of that maybe last week. but today it looks like it will be close. >>> welcome back to morni

the moisture moves out of southern california a and possibly finds it's way toward the bay area. something to watch next weekend. back to you. >> we both tuned in on the possibility of few rain drops week from today. we're so much into this drought. >> that's true. >>> "jurassic world" killing it again at the box office. we'll take a look at the studios to see what it took to win the latest block buster. reign atop the box office this weekend. universal's fourth installment of the franchise raked in 102-million in its second weekend in theaters. it's only the second film to break 100-million in its second week. the other was......the avengers... coming in second this weekend, is the pixar film "inside out" with 91-million in its debut. ticket sales were fueled in part by rave reviews from critics. ==peggy/2shot== 'inside out' is the latest release from the bay area's own movie studio, pixar. ==terry/2shot== our business and tech reporter scott budman join us with an inside peek inside their latest movie and how they made it. ==take pkg== :00 :14 52-1:00 1:32-1:45 oc: "..standard.

it was taken in southern california. you see two paddle boarders purposely getting close to two young great sharks 2003 huntington beach. one of the paddleboarders dunks the camera below the water to capture several shots. the video ends with the cameraman actually sitting on his board dangling his legs in the water. officials say at least ten sharks have been spotted in that area over the past few months. >> too close for comfort for me. >>> the trip of one of america's enduring rock bands is almost over ♪ >> they are the grateful dead. they've been a major part of the bay area music scene since the 1960s. but the four surviving band members say the two soldout concerts at levi stadium will be the last time they will play together on their home turf. the band has the most devoted fans and deadheads of all ages came out to make new memories and savor old ones, one more time. >> i ran up to the stage. i was right there in the front row. the filed trip in oregon and it profoundly changed my life. >> field trip in oregon,

under those indicators of economic status. >> host: that is in southern california but how developed is that? generational? >> there was always of mexican-american a class but it is growing over time and to with the mexican immigrants with children and grandchildren have done better. each is of financing. >> why is it important that we know this? because how immigrants say it is the children are incorporated into american society and specifically mexican-americans' because they comprise the majority of immigrants in the united states than the children are the majority are the children of immigrants for pelican had demographics are changing demographers predict by 24 the united states will be a majority minority country. that is driven not by mexican immigration as people believe in fact, is that lois levels but the increase of the second generation and that is key to the social future to reassure the children of immigrants are integrated into american in society with opportunities for upward mobility. >> host: we hear from politicians there not interested in the immigration issue is

that is something that is being done in southern california. he will do what he can to make that happen. >> whatever we can do to facilitate reclaiming and reusing water we are for. if we can help with more i will push that very hard. >> the governor is expected to visit southern california next week to talk about the drought there. >>> one of the cavaliers stars out. coming up next in sports hear from steve kerr on his opinion on playing without their number two man. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> mark is off, scott is here. big blow for the cavaliers. >> yeah. last night game one. and now a bigger blow news today. beating the warriors when you are healthy is tough, when you are missing key components is nearly impossible. kyrie irving has a fractured left knee cap. he will be out for 3-4 months. kyrie irving has been battling a knee injury since the regular season. last night scored 23 points. great. now he is done and likely

. >> the governor brown is in southern california to visit each part of the state to emphasize water conservation. last week he was in san jose and this afternoon he is attending the board meeting in los angeles, and after he will join the publisher and c.e.o. of the "los angeles times" for a forum on the drought. >>> now a check on weather. here is a word i have not used "muggy." >> it is going to be muggy as the moisture comes in. look what it does to the temperatures blessants hill is 71 degrees. we are in the mid-to-upper 60s through our inland east bay neighborhood to 73 in brentwood and you can see why the air conditioning was humming dug the overnight hours. we are 60 right new in newark and still that in milpitas and cupertino is 63 and calistoga is 62 and everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 50s. financial district is 54 and alameda is 57 and half moon bay is 54 degrees. this is how it looks in walnut creek this morning, and what we are seeing is clear conditions as the sea breeze has not made it there. this afternoon we are still going to have hotspots especially inland at

. >>> southern california last night, that motorist hitting speeds up to 115 miles an hour making the car seem like they're sitting still. he fled police during a traffic stop then put lives in danger racing through orange and riverside counties. eventually he ran out of gas, came to a stop and waited to be arrested. >>> as for this morning's road conditions clear and dry along the west coast except wet roads -- expect wet roads across northern texas and through most of the south with possible flooding on roadways in the midwest and ohio valley. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in memphis, atlanta, and dallas. >>> california could soon require that nearly all public schoolchildren be vaccinated. >> the state assembly passed the tough measure yesterday. it ends exemptions because of religion or personal belief. 150 people were infected during a maseles outbreak in southern california last year and that pushed lawmakers into action. >> how many children have to die before we do something and i think the legislature and the assembly certainly today has said we've had enough.

california where he also have a number of fund raising as he addressed the preparation of the violence in america sandinista be a focus on gun control does after wednesday's massacre at the ama transience charleston south carolina where he allegedly killed nine people during of bible study pieces at some point the country has to reckon with the fact of the stock of mass

you can see how large the flames are like down here in northern california and southern california especially near the grapevine and in the mountains dealing with dry conditions and windy conditions as well. >> and wild life is effected. dozens of horsts were evacuated. we are taking a live look right now at this big fire down in southern california. this is an intense fight for fire crews because you can see the terrain is rugged and the conditions. two firefighters have suffered injuries. they are going to be okay. planes are dropping thousands of gallons of water. >> the fire started just after 1:00 and shows no signs of slowing although conditions appear to be improving for firefighters as it appears that the containment of the fire is improving. we don't have confirmation of that yet. just by looking at this and the smoke and the flames we have seen over the last hour from our eye here from the helicopters it does appear to be improving a bit at 5:04 this evening. >> we know it has burned about 100 acres north of los angeles. the story continues to unfold. you can depend on us for update

the low is on its way to southern california. it will hang out there. associated with that, a little bit of a breeze now and then. breezy to windy. the low will give the sierra nevada a lot of activity. we'll be on the northern edge of it after friday and maybe start to get a little bit of a warmup. low clouds and fog look like they will get chewed up. i think they will be back in a big way but maybe not until saturday or sunday. you can see right there that low moving south. as it does, it will take a lot of cool air down to southern california. showers to the north and east later today. temperatures kind of held in check. 60s and 70s. we still have a hurricane. it's blanca south of cabo. baja, la paz. it was a category 4 yesterday. it's a category 4. it's come down. it's expected to go to the west of cabo. barely moving at all. things active today but also into friday, maybe for us but more likely north and east. if you have travel plans there will be afternoon showers. early next week, look at that. maybe some of that shower activity from the remains

. >>> new developments in the appearance of tar balls along the southern california shore. this time they are appearing on the long beach coast line and four miles of beaches have been closed. tar balls also shut down manhattan beach and ventura county. they are testing samples to determine the source of the tar balls. they are trying to determine if they are connected to the santa barbara oil spill. >> we have identified a increase on product on the beaches and we are taking every action to minemize impact. >> crew -- minimize impact. >> authorities expect to see more of them in the coming hours. >>> twist to the dilemma over saving water and the possibility of fine physical you use too much -- fine physical you use too much. some people are worried they will be penalized. ktvu's tom vacar is live tonight. he found out how you can appeal and who might be eligible. tom? >> consider this: in the last couple years many thousands moved in, moved out or around california as the economy has improved. >>> for people who moved since 2013 the year from which reductions will apply i

seeing red-- a strange invasion of tuna crabs in southern california. and they're playing his song. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world ♪ >> pelley: but what happens when songwriter and candidate are out of harmony. ♪ keep on rockin' in the free world captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the last major storm of spring dumps several more inches of rain on texas today, a state still recovering from deadly floods. what was tropical storm bill is now a tropical depression, but that distinction is little comfort to folks where rivers are in danger of overflowing and roads are submerged. tonight, flood watches and warnings stretch more than 1200 miles to illinois and ohio. omar villafranca is in dallas. >> reporter: bill pounded the texas gulf coast before racing up north towards oklahoma. the heavy rain caused flash flooding outside of houston and shut down roads more than 200 miles away in dallas. so far the state has avoided a disaster, but problems could still spill over for 40 million people under

the low will hang around into southern california in the next week. you can see how that drops in. 40s, 50s on your temps. redwood 51, 50 in the city, 48 up at the napa airport. there is a breeze here south/southwest, so a component of a southerly breeze and when the low goes far enough to the south, then we'll turn more northerly. water temperatures 57 two days ago, that's a good drop. that helps keep the coastal temperatures much cooler. sierra nevadas very active. same for the northern mountains and some of that will wrap back around into our area. so as the system drops south, it keeps some unsettled conditions in almost a midwest pattern, wait five minutes, not that severe, but thursday, today, showers to the north, some of those could sneak in not only to the north bay, but the east bay later on and rather breezy and on the cool side. we still have hurricane blanco. it's barely moving though, 110 miles an hour, gusts to 125. category 3, feeding off very warm water, about 84, 85 degrees, yet the track continues to be just to the west of cabo san

. >>> coming up the tar ball mystery on southern california beaches. >> also ahead a national chain changes its policies after the death of a dog in one of its virginia stores. >> hear from a woman who may have been the target of an >>> the family of the terror suspect shot and killed in boston denies any knowledge that ussamah rahim might have been influenced by the islamist state terrorists or planned any sort of attack. cbs news learned rahim had planned an isis style beheading possibly against pamela geller, the woman who started the muhammad cartoon contest last month in texas. >> it won't end with me or the cops. the 1 thing that came out of garland is that isis is here. >> rahim was shot and killed tuesday in boston during a police confrontation. one of the alleged accomplices, david wright, is under arrest charged with conspiracy. police are still looking for a third man. >>> tonight police in colorado ether a third shooting in the same area is decide to two others. in the first case a woman was wounded while driving on the highway in april. a bicycle u.s. was -- and killed last mon

to be middle-class under those indicators of economic status. >> host: that's in southern california. how developed is that middle-class? is a generational? is it a couple of generations? >> guest: well there was always a small mexican-american middle class population that has grown over time. it's really grown over time and each generation of mexican immigrants and their children and grandchildren have generally done better so that each generation is it dancing the majority of these indicators of class status. >> host: why is it important that we know this? >> guest: it's so important that we know about how immigrants and their children are incorporating into american society but specifically how mexican-americans are doing because mexican-americans comprise the majority of immigrants in the u.s. and their children are the majority of the children of immigrants. if you look at how demographics are changing in american society by the year 2040 demographers predict the united states will be a majority minority country. that growth is driven not by mexican immigration as many people as

the number of people seeking work. >>> a week -- weak system moving in the southern california. how much cooling for the first day of summer. >>> the latest job report had promising reports for jobseekers. it shows more than 54,000 jobs were added, one of the best months in the year. at the same time, the unemployment rate increased to 6.4%.>> reporter: here at what is called america's job center, formerly known as the unemployment office, some areas are empty as fewer people need to come here. the unemployment rate ticked up a bit because people who had dropped out of the job market are coming back. more jobseekers is a double- edged sword. >> it would make me nervous because there are more -- is more competition.>> reporter: baskin is 16 -- seeking a teaching job.>> i would like to be a super -- student advisor. i was doing that anyway. i was really skilled at doing that. >> reporter: her job search has revealed that instructors and trainers are in demand across the board. >> they are looking for trainers and all kinds of positions, not necessarily in a college. it could be fo

the main parent low will stick around southern california. a piece of that will break off for next week. some of that 50s on the temps to near 60. ill still a westerly breeze. southerly west, southwest. we get an onshore push. water temps cooled down a couple of degrees. this low moves in tonight tomorrow and hurricane plaun cau, it's move -- blanca, it's moving north. this is feeding off extremely warm water, about 29 celsius around 84, 85-degree fahrenheit it's moving toward cabo. it may be a whopper of a system by the weekend. something to be wary of if you are heading down there. too soon to stay. low clouds, plenty of sun. afternoon breeze. cool for some. not too bad for others. 50s, 60s, 70s or very low 80s. sal, you've been pretty busy. last time we talked had red here, red there. where do you want to start? we're gonna start in the south bay. we have a lot of slow traffic getting into the west valley on 280, 101, 85. this is just a little portion of it. northbound 280 you can see traffic is backed up as you drive in. it's very slow ac

and we have some up in the sierra nevada and southern california. there is plenty to go and a lot of that rotates toward us. 50s and 60s here. within a few degrees from almost everybody. west, southwest 23 gusts to 29. west oakland. the high is rotating back toward us. you can see the cloud cover there it goes over the weekend. that is allowing the high to build back in but sending a lot of cloud cover. mix of sun and clouds. 80s and 90s through the interior. alex savidge here for sal castaneda with an update on your monday traffic. >> we are keeping tabs on a couple of trouble spots in the east bay. so we will get you right out here to the maps and take a look at what we are talking about. if you're out in the livermore valley there is a crash. this is eastbound 580 but as you can see traffic there in the livermore valley very sluggish this morning. we also want to let you know if you are driving through the east bay along 880 going southbound, right at alvarado boulevard. there are several lanes blocked by a crash in that area. and as you can see

. >>> and bad ole borders up close and personal with a shark just off the coast of southern california. >>> president obama used the n- word in a podcast that was released today to make a point about the history of slavery and segregation being apart of this country's dna. he said the country is not cured of raisism. the president said, quote, and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say the n- word in public." he also said that's not the pressure whether raise imstill exists. the white house says the president wasn't trying to be provacuumtive he was trying to make a point and he does not regret using that word. >> the president made clear it's not possible to juke the nation's progress on race issues based solely on an evaluation of our country's manners. >> the prose recorded the podcast during his visit to california on friday. attitudes have improved significantly but the president says the legacy of slavery still casts a long shadow. >>> a wild fire is burning out of control at this hour south of lake tahoe. it has grown now to nearly 14 square miles about 9,000 acres

into southern california now and towards the bay area. thunderstorms and mountainous areas today. the high sierra back in through yosemite. with the chance of thunderstorms in the highest elevations. our numbers pretty much 60s to the low 90s. temperature-wise, on wednesday, 60s to the mid 80s and we'll keep looking at summery weather all the way through monday. by the big story -- but the big story today? yesterday 109 in gilroy. >> yeah so we need a little relief from that. >> barstow like. >> barstow-like. good stuff. >>> all right, now several groups in a dallas suburb are planning another protest today after a video of possible excessive force by police went viral. the video of the incident at a pool party had been seen more than eight million times online. last night hundreds of people protested at the pool in mckinney. it's where officer eric casebolt was seen aggressively detaining a 15-year-old girl. >> i was like -- telling him not to -- he can get off me because my back was hurting really bad. >> i'm angry, i've been angry all day. but to be treated that way? i thank go

. >>> and in southern california a man was killed and a woman was hurt when their home made single engine plane slammed into a cell phone tower. it happened this afternoon near los angeles. >>> we are looking into a rough landing at a bay area airport. a four-seeder piper cherokee slid off a runway. >> the plane came off of the runway, off to the left side and final stop was in the ditch over here on the left. the folks were able to get themselves out of the aircraft. >> the plane was coming in from reno carrying a family of four. luckily they suffered only minor injuries. the airport was shutdown while investigators cleared the scene. >>> there are a lot of california wildlife poachers behind bars tonight. all because of one dedicated investigator who decided to change his sleeping habits. kpix5 alan martin spoke with a game warden who became a game changer. >> reporter: on the back roads chris is living the dream. >> how much more fun does it get than to try to find the baddest of the bads? the most outlaw of the outlaw? >> reporter: well, his dream, any way, california wildlife officer

it will migrate down to the south for the next few days sitting over southern california. lots of thunderstorms for the sierra. yosemite, tahoe, stormy. for us, it looks like the moisture will stay off to our east. you will see those beautiful clouds off in the distance but none for us. the transition next week will be a big deal. it's going to get very warm. it's going to be in the 70s even near the bay it will hit the 80s perhaps 90 by monday and tuesday of next week as high pressure builds in but builds in to the north giving us an offshore wind. that offshore wind is typically what gets us toasty in june and will do just that. look at the sierra. some rainfall totals there one to two inches. a much-needed rain. this will eventually make it into our reservoirs, lake oroville, folsom lake. this is good news even though it may impact your weekend plans in the mountains. we need every bit of rain in the state and it will be raining in the higher elevations this weekend. some mountain thunderstorms there. our summer pattern is taking shape. 60s at the coast, warm inland, ev

. >>> firefighters in southern california continue to work to get a handle on the wildfire that burns out of control. >> reporter: rain is on the way localized flooding is likely on the way i'll tell you how this will impact your father's day when we come right back. at longhorn what's in season doesn't last. we make sure of that. introducing longhorn's new grilled tastes of summer. the smoky garlic outlaw ribeye the hickory salt crusted new york strip or our grilled citrus salmon all with garden fresh hand chopped salad tonight only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. and for lunch try our new tavern steak sandwich. or get any of our steakhouse lunch combos starting at $7. >> this wildfire has consumed 11,000 i of land in southern california inside the san bernadino national forest. more than 1,000 firefighters are working to protect homes. hundreds of homes are at risk. campgrounds evacuated hiking trails are shut down while crews try to get the upper hand. goodness gracious, they have all kinds of problems out there this year. >> reporter: we have nothing like that. we're

the fire causing a lot of problems in southern california. it continues to burn out of control. >> reporter: 14 months ago he could barely run 50 feet. today he completed a 50 mile run in the bay area. coming up i'll tell you the amazing story of a san jose man who ran to give back. ==terry== preventing another tragedy. the black lives matter movement will hold a rally in oa >>> good evening to you. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. preventing another tragedy. the black lives matter movement will hold a rally tonight in south carolina. christy smith is live with that lina there's an event planned here many oakland to stand with charleston. really open up a dialogue about racism. we spoke with a couple of organizers just a short time ago here at the lake merit. one of them is shana lancaster, a life long oakland resident. they say all supporters are certainly welcome. this event is called charleston action oakland white silence is violence. they say this is separate and individual event. they say to honor black lives lost to violence t

. >>> a scare today for airline passengers in southern california. two southwest airline planes clipped wings at bob hope airport in bush bank as one plane was pushing back from the gate. no one was hurt and both aircraft were taken out of service for repairs and inspection. passengers were beaked on lighter flights. >> this weekend a single purpose is bringing together people of different races and religions. they're take appearing hands-on approach to helping the bay area's housing crisis. >> get a glimpse out of the window of a robert return -- rocket returning to earth. >> a live look from san jose showing you mainly sunny skies but a big-time warming trend on the way with near triple digit heat arriving soon. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> take a look at this amazing view of earth. a camera on a recent spacex falcon nine flight captured some spectacular video as it fell back to

taste it before it's ge. >>> a southern california couple has a crazy idea for their wedding. they want it toe crashed. the couple booked a venue in hollywood that will hold a thousand people, but invited only 250 to fill the other seats they are selling tickets on-line . it is just $87. soar a few hundred tickets have been purchased. they accuse the couple of gettg others to pay for the party. they said they just want something different and fun. >> the . is crashing it for free. >>ind a way. >> take a look at these little kids. these are win -- winafred and monty. they love to play together. they play together on sunflower farm in maine. >> yesterday was cold they treated them to new pajamas. they had that interest in going ouin the rain. they prefer toeep their clothes pristine. just romping around in the hay. in just a few weeks -- >> he jumped on his head. >> he the will head to their new homes where they will be pets and future milking goats. >> that's how klay thompson gothurt somebody jumped up and hit him in the he. no goating around. thank you very much. in sports to

. >> 2,000 firefighters are working to protect they are homes in southern california and why that job is prove proving tougher to do. >> walter, who the fair amount of humidity overhead and heat continues starts of the workweek and first week of summer. humidity will lower. we take a look at details in the full and exclusive accuweather if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> eye fire in san bernadine owe forest in southern california mzamane grown to more than 17,000 acres and it's 19% contained. blaze broke out wednesday more than 500 fire fighters are working to protect 500 buildings and homes. campers were evacuated and hiking trails were closed. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> walter, sarah, it looks pretty hot as we get to the start of the workweek and good news tomorrow is humidity will l

the young woman who lost her life in southern california was driving a vehicle she -- a honda vehicle she rent interested an agency in the san diego area. i understand from our business model, we do not sell to fleets. we don't sell to big rental car companies such as hertz, avis, and so forth. they are honda vehicles that end up in rental car inventory. our dealers might sell to one of those large rental car companies. of course the small rental car companies also might buy our vehicle on the used market. we strongly support the concept that they should be fixed before they are rented to a customer. if that had happened in the case of the young woman in southern california, who by the way we notified the auto auction that owned the vehicle before the rental car agency bought it, we also notified the rental car agency, and neither of them took that repair. it's to our everlasting regret that had an impact in this incident. senator thune: thank you senator nelson. just to point out that the hearing record will remain open for two weeks during which time senators are asked to submit any

in southern california some are going all in. the facility in san diego county is the largest desalination plant in the western hemisphere. >> it's going to change the way we look at water in california for decades to come. >> reporter: starting this fall it will pump 50 million gallons into the community every day. the seawater is forced through filters that remove salt and particles and leftover extra salty seawater is pumped back into the ocean, but many environmentalists are fighting back. >> it's absurd. i'll go to my grave fighting these things. >> reporter: attorney marco gonzalez sued them and lost and say some desalination plants trap and kill small fish and sea life. the process is very energy intensive and expensive. $1 billion alone for the carlsbad plant. >> we waste so much water in southern california. it's a matter of enforcement, accountability. >> reporter: what if the drought ends? >> after the last drought, no one ever came back here. >> reporter: santa barbara built this desalination plant 25 years ago, and n

watching very closely that moisture as it comes up out of southern california going to bring more clouds tuesday and wednesday and with the low offshore that cooling trend as we head towards the middle part of the week 70s into wednesday and see in the north bay, temperatures starting to cool off from the 90s tomorrow mid-70s for the middle part of the week and tri valley 90s to low 80s by wednesday. >> thanks very much. >> and checking in now with mindy, we have a lot of sports to talk about tonight. it is a big one for sure. >> absolutely this may be the quickest forecast i ever give because the warriors are under way right now in game two of the nba finals. hopefully they'll mitigate the bad vibes that accompanied the a's and giants today. a former san francisco giant made his team pay. and a's bullpen imploded in beantown. we'll have the low lights next. >>> we go back to saturday former giant jeff rancor hit a grand slam off the lefty but the giants got the win, the second straight over the fillies, he had one opportunity today and it certainly helped the phillies avoid being swept.

southern california inside the st. bernadine know national forest. more than a thousand and fire fighters are work stoing protect homes in the area and hundreds of homes are at risk. camp grounds are evacuated and hiking trails shut don't and crews tried to get the upper hand. video out of indonesia shows a avalanche of ash rushing done an active voll kapo. more than 10000 we evacuated. thick ash and smoke have been spewing from the volcano for days. the volcano erupted off and i on since 2010 and before that was dormant 400 years. police are searching for killer that escaped from an upstate new york prison two weeks ago and say they're in for the long haul. investigators admit the pair could be anywhere. presidential despite that hundreds of officers are system focusing on the wooded area around the prison near canadian border. >> obama administration proposed new roles to slash greenhouse gas emission from electronic tractor-trailers and heavy trucks. new standards call for 3020% reduction in fuel consumption by the year 2027 and new you air owe sd

. >> temperatures cooled for sunday but we'll focus on southern california and the wildfire situation near big bear. this is a maybe a sneak peek to the hot and dryer conditions we'll see later this week. down into the palm springs area coachella valley. we're seeing issues there with the air quality in and around palm springs right now. as we go through the next 24 hours or so we're going to continue to see hot temperatures across southern california which will lead to more issues with fire danger increasing as the temperatures climb on up. back here around the bay area we'll see temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 90s this week. and thunderstorms coming out of the west. we'll look at the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> rob, thanks a lot. >>> coming up next 50 miles on father's day. a south bay man works up a sweat for a very good cause. >>> also making good on a pretty friendly bet. san francisco's mayor comes out on top after a wager on the world series. birthday and honor fathers day. a south bay man spent all morning running... from san francisco to birthday

i want to show you the visuals of this fire that's coming out of southern california. the smoke can be seen for miles. there's a smoke advisory. the cause still remains under investigation for this fire but there's 1,800 firefighters working to protect those 400 homes that are threatened at the moment. again, all those ingredients in place to keep that fire going, unfortunately, george lynda. >>> huge job for the firefighters. thank you very much. >>> churches across charleston, south carolina, are preparing to honor the nine voicts of last week's shooting. ahead we'll tell you about the memorial plans. >>> pope francis visits the shroud of tourin. this broadcast continues on cnn international and cnn usa. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howl. >> and hello, i'm lynda kinkade. >> investigators are looking into a website registered to confessed charleston church shooter, dylann roof. it includes a racist manifesto and photos of him showeding -- holding guns and the confederate flag. >>> and someone phoned in a ti

new images coming in. >>> and >>> rescue in southern california. at least nine stranded hikers air-lifted from a mountainside you. the hikers were stuck on a cliff some 2,000 feet up. in a canyon near pasadena. not cheer how so many got stuck at once. >>> an earthquake stranding climbers on a mountain in malaysia. a 6.0 magnitude quake shook loose rocks and boulders. at least one climber was killed. 00 others were trapped at the summit. >>> another crucial report on the health of the economy comes out in a few hours. the may jobs report. the may number is expected to be in line with april's 223,000 jobs created. that would leave the unemployment rate at 5.4% a seven-year low. >>> subway is joining a growing list of restaurants drop lg ingredients. they're phasing out con preservatives. panera bread, pizza hut and taco bell have also announced plans to get rid of those ingredients. >>> today is a national holiday. national doughnut day. >> so serious. >> a very serious story. free doughnuts available at all krispy kreme locations except puerto rico

. >> early-august, southern california - the hills outside los angeles are on fire. >> california's governor has declared a state of emergency. we've just arrived on the scene. the situation is critical. >> the entire mountainside is smoldering. this thick acrid smoke smell in the air and we're following this strike team now right into the top of the mountain to where the fire line begins. >> for this blaze, the combined might of the firefighting forces of california is on full display. in just 24 hours, the costs have already run into the millions. >> it's been a busy season. it started really early for us we had pretty significant fires in may which is pretty rare. it just seems like a lot of fires are burning. as far as the outlook for this season. it's going to be a busy one. >> these are serial conflagrations now, and they're magnifying themselves, and the costs are enormous. >> costs like this sprawling "fire camp" that's emerged overnight to support the thousands of personnel deployed. you think of how much money they spend in one of these camps. there's a lot of people here. there's

the pups were released yesterday off the southern california cost, they were being treated for malnutrition when someone dumped chlorine into the rehabilitation pool in laguna, but there they go. yeah, it took a month for those pups to recover. officials still don't know who was responsible for the attack, but it's good to see them going >>> investigators in southern california are trying to figure out where more globs of tar came from. the tar balls, no doubt affecting lots of animals came into zuma beach in mall due yesterday. the coast guard says it's only a fraction. >> they sent in samples, and tests are under way to try to determine if it's related to last month's oil spill. >>> you can soon get treat shipping. >> we'd like too hear, for more of that let's turn to wland is not dowdy. i'm going to get some coffee. >> good morning. get me a pup while you're at it. >>> as the country -- on hiring and the private sector,s trade deficit and services, outz going to 18011, the nasdaq down to 5676. >>> a strij contingency plan ahead of what could be contentious talk with his u.s. automakers t

we are not going to get anything out of it including southern california. they will remain dry. the original computer models areindicating maybe something that was early on this week. the temperatures tomorrow morning are upper 40s to t mid50s. you will need to dress in layers because tomorrow afternoon it will be a nice mild one around places like livermore. 80 degrees and even in san jose 73 70 in oakland, richmond. 78 napa. 64 san francisco. here is where you might feed to hangn to the sweater. once again there will be isolated thunderstorms. spotty morning drizzle. we will keep itcomfortable going into friy. low to mid60s. mid80s inland. are you ready forome heat? you just may get it. monday and tuesday you may see 90s. get ready for mmer like heat. >> it is june. >> yes, is. female announcer: want your best rest ever? then don't miss sleep train's best rest event. you'll find sleep train's very best mattsses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. and rest evebetter with sl