-- conquering california trying to keep the russians out. along the coast of california, the established four for its -- forts, and between them spanish schools and missions. the idea was to get coastal indians to be pro spanish and keep out the russians and possibly the english and whoever else might be encroaching on the northern edge of mexico. inis the only mission california that has continuously operated as a church from its founding to the present day. in the santa barbara area, the linguistic group of the shamash malibu northfrom of los angeles up to san luis obispo, south of monterey county. one of the largest groups in california inhabited the area and from the channel islands off the coast inland to what is now current county -- kern county. when they established this mission, they have good relationships with the shamash people. that deteriorated as the toulations dwindled due massive disease incursions and more restrictions came from the spanish and mexican government. in the beginning, the she mashed were very welcome -- the sh

cracking california's two-party consent law could be the key to this bizarre case. we ask the experts and get to the truth in tonight's "reality check." sam: and a good evening. thank you very much for joining us for this special edition of "reality check." i'm sam brock. tonight, for the next 30 minutes, we dive into the stories dominating news headlines and fact check the claims concerning your neighborhoods and everyday lives. we'll rely on hard data and expert analysis to separate the truth from the bunk. and what better place to start than in san francisco with housing? or for many city goers, a loss of their housing. rising rents and low supply have made conditions tough to begin with, but a rash of evictions has some residents claiming that long-standing state law is being used as a vehicle to kick them out. it's called the ellis act. we look at whether the efforts to amend that law will actually work. theresa flandrich: and his family's been here since 1966. sam: it's just one city block. theresa: i've always called it a village. sam: but for theresa flandri

to southern california. -- water from northern california to southern california. it has been difficult to meet everybody's needs. the last major drought in the area started in 1987. it ultimately ended in 1992. it was pretty severe. not as severe as this one but it was pretty drastic for the community. there was a lot of fear about running out of water. constructingproved a desalinization facility along with making the connections to the state water project so we could import water. ultimately the desalinization facility was completed in late 1991. it was only operated for a couple of months and then put into a standby mode because we had received quite a bit of rainfall. community and the decisions and that time to keep it as a standby mode. that's where it has been roughly for the last 20 years. we are taking a look at it. we are trying to reactivate it and we are in the process of doing that. a lot of technology has changed. we are taking advantage of a lot of the changes in technology. doing isy what we are trying to separate out that salt molecule, which is v

of california indians. ground up and reached to remove eached to remove the acids from them. nutritious meals. the chumash were maritime peoples. so lots of fish and acorns. nutritious diet for them before the spanish brought out the culture. the garden below us feature is the diet the chumash changed into and the things they learn to grow successfully. you can see in the distance the banana growth. there were bananas growing at two missions. noted by the french explorer in 1790, growing between other orchards trees. apparently, to keep them from freezing. so this garden is from cuttings from original plants across the state to the, a mother bed. we are kind of involved in what the national park service likes landmarks to do, which is restoration of the cultural environment. this cultural landscape is important, because many times we walk to an old landmark building and it is surrounded by modern structures or plants that were introduced last week from somewhere else in the world. the idea of a cultural lan

the california republic or grizzlies have been extinct in california since at least 1924. at the time of the gold rush when california was being brought together as a state, formed as a new state immunity, the grizzly was everywhere. it was a symbol of the state. it was a symbol of this western frontier and it was a symbol of sort of the idea of telephone as a kind of new frontier where people went, came to do bold things in a new place. this species was extinct in the state by the 1920s and so now i think people are starting to ask the question, should that always be the case? conservation is really a term that dates back to the 19th century into united states. california came along a little bit later than some of the eastern states in terms of developing conservation policies and programs at the local level, but in california and in the west conservation emerged as an organizing framework for land management and natural resource management. by around the early 20th century. at that time most other conservation initiatives were focused on forests, protecting and preservin

. >>> zika virus is in northern california. new details. >>> what makes this part of the capitol toxic to people working inside? >> is this a green light? it's the absence of a yellow light. >> impact the federal decision could have on the people who see google's self driving cars as hive-changing technology. >>> president obama is on his way to california, expected to arrive in less than two hours, the trip could have more meaning than ever before. good evening, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm aum ra dates. >> i'm dan ashley. california's primary coming so that our votes rarely help decide the nominees. >> this year, it could be different. we're live with chris nguyen on more with the trip. >> reporter: good evening, political analysts say it could be a while before nominations are finalized. the president will be here for a fund-raiser tomorrow. this, behind me is one of the roads leading up to the host of one of those events. the police department has already set up signs alerting neighbors they cannot park on this street

los obliga a cambiar la mezcla de california segÚn una ley. con aumentos por arriba de 0,50 $ por galÓn las compaÑÍas petroleras castigan a california por sus leyes para la limpieza del medio ambiente. >> los centavos de diferencia de producir la mezcla normal entonces por quÉ sube tanto el precio? reportero: a los castigados conductores de california no le queda mÁs que resignarse. >> tengo que comprar igual pero siempre duele. >> el golpe mÁs fuerte del se registra en california donde se piensa que puede exceder los cinco dÓlares. ilia: condena histÓrica en guatemala sub teniente retirado del ejÉrcito fue condenado a 120 aÑos de prisiÓn y para militar a 220 aÑos, tambiÉn por delitos de asesinato ocurridos hace60 aÑos algunas de las mujeres afectadas testificaron contra los condenados. enrique: permitir el retorno, luego del cierre de fronteras impulsado por el presidente de venezuela nicolÁs maduro la cancillerÍa dijo que sÓlo serÁ para los que estÁn registrados. leopoldo lÓpez, lÍder de la oposiciÓn cumple 738 dÍas pr

but will it be enough to stave off california's thirst? "america tonight" michael okwu traveled had to find out. >> dominated by a huge agricultural business, 25% of all fruits and vegetables consumeconsumed in america grow. what happens when the towns run dry? five miles north of l.a., we enter fermi, we asked thelma about the drought. >> in the seven or eight years since you've been here have you noticed -- >> this used to be green. now it's so dry. warm up your water before you wash the dishes, make sure you have enough to flush, water for the cooler, you don't just do the regular routine. >> the fact that you don't have water. >> no water. >> when did you know that that was happening? did you get a warning? >> opened the tap and that was it. >> thelma has gone without running water for five years. as the drought got worse her well water started shrinking. her new neighbor the almond orchard sucked up what's left. >> the fact that this is brown and decaying, was the farmers were able to drill much further than she was essentially gettin

no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the studio. thanks very much mike. republican presidential hopeful donald trump is waking up a winner. trump claimed a big victory in the nevada caucuses on the same night the democratic contenders hit the stage for a town hall in south carolina. as abc' s kenneth moton reports-- the race is heating up with less than a week to go before super tuesday. script: this morning, donald trump?on a winning streak after time nevada. sot donald trump we love nevada, we love nevada love for trump but that anger at washington and a strong desire for an outsider gave the gop frontrunner an easy victory over his rivals. sot trump of course if you listen to the pundits we weren't expected to win too much and now we're it's a fight for second between republican establishment favorite marco rubio and iowa caucus winner ted cruz.sot ted cruz the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign. ben carson and john kasich were at the bottom of the pack. they've vowed to march on to super tuesday... the dem

about california. over here in the salinas valley, comes from, tuce drought. let's see, everything from rice to walnuts and wine grapes, very, very important if you like your wine. central coast down here, same thing. what we are trying to do with the legislation is to provide a long-term fix for california so we can increase the supply of water, increase the storage during the wet years. put the storage in reservoirs so when the dry years come, then we'll do it. there was a fellow by the name of steinbeck, "east of eden." he talked about california droughts. usually the droughts would be one or two years, but now we are looking at quite possibly a five-year drought. steinbeck said this and not the exact quote, it was like in the dry years, they worried about where their water would come from and wet years would come and then they would forget about the dry years. that has been the story of california. steinbeck saw that in the early part of the 20th century. we are now in the 21st century and cannot r

and this is a picture of california drought -- the california drought situation. the yellow is a little less than normal. the red, more less than normal. this brown is really the way california will be as soon as this summer comes on. and that is called exceptional drought. so the great central valley of california, the coastal range down into los angeles and even over the east side of the sierras, an exceptional drought. and so the green california is really not so green. today we are about halfway through the rainy season in california and the current rain for the entire state is about 75% of normal. and that's why you see this extreme drought occurring, even as of february 18, 2016. the sierra snowpack is less than normal, but still a whole lot better than the last year. when it was zero. as in no snow. so what are we going to do? need to do something, otherwise we're going to have a whole lot more pain in california. so what senator feinstein and i have been doing over the last several months is trying to develop a solution for the immediate drought, to make t

. >> california is the very last state to have a state wide database of voters. what difference is that going to make and what's the timeline for getting that up and running? >> a little bit of bad news. we'll be the last state in the nation to come into compliance with a federal mandate to have a centralized statewide voter registration database. good news is we are on track to come online with that this june. that will not just modernize how we conduct elections in this state, but from a voter perspective, allow you to go on and register to be able to verify the status of your registration. lot of times when people move, we forget where we registered or if there is a name change, that can easily be done. where your polling place is. requesting a vote by mail ballot. or after the fact, verifying that your vote by mail ballot was received and counted. if not, why not. you could have a signature mismatch issue that you aren't aware of after so many years. same thing with provisional ballot. it is going to be very user friendly and hopefully empowering for voters a

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>> my question is why california, why did the movement began in california? i think it has something to do with the precarious nature particularly in the agribusiness that there was a sense of the threat with thread with the labor organization, the growers because you have those that are right for a couple of weeks and if they are not picked then they go bad so they felt a particular anxiety about the organization that was even more so i would argue them a lot of the corporate owned industries in the other parts of the country. also in california they had a long tradition of meeting the government in order to build the canals and the railroads. so this sense of betrayal to help the workers organize against them meant there's a little bit of something irrational in their anger at the administration which is benefiting them in so many ways. they really felt it was a personal betrayal they had been able to count on the federal government for all these years and now they no longer can. i had an extra few minutes to think about the answer. [laughter] so the questi

that was erica francis reporting in california... a carmax employee was killed during a test drive after the driver crashed into a tree. it happened in ontario. police say the 28 year old driver was high on drugs at the time of the crash. witnesses say they saw a corvette traveling at a high rate of speed moments before it crashed into a tree. the carmax employee was rushed to the hospital, but died from his injuries. the driver was arrested and charged with vehiclular manslaughter and felony driving under the influence of drugs. and terrifying moments for two window washers in new york when they got stranded 65 floors up! their scaffold stalled as they were working. firefighters say the scaffold was stable, but mechanics couldn't get it moving again. instead, firefighters had to remove a pane of glass to bring the building. fortunately neither of the workers were hurt. anim we're getting a look at the moments a semi collided with a train in northern minnesota. check out this police dashcam. in the video, you see the truck driver pul

typically, there is usually a drought in southern california, or a drought in northern california. but to have the entire state in a drought has been really challenging. the state has over the last 60 years developed a network where we can move water from northern california all the way to southern california. however, since there is no water in northern california, it has been difficult to meet everybody's needs. the last major drought in this area started in 1987, and ultimately ended in 1992. it was pretty severe. not as severe as this one, but it was pretty drastic, and there was a lot of fear about running out of water. the voters approved constructing facility, and making connections to the state water project so we could import water. facility wasion completed in late 1991, and was only operated for a couple months and then put into a standby mode because we had received quite a bit of rainfall. the community decision was to keep it in standby mode, where it has been roughly for the last 20 years. it,e are taking a look at trying to reactivate it. a a lot of the technology h

there's another case in california. yolo county health officials say a person tested positive for a mild case of the virus. >> this person got infected while traveling outside of the united states. so we do not have any concerns about that currently happening here in the yolo or sacramento counties. >> the zika virus is spread by mosquitos linked to birth defects. >>> and the summer olympics will be in brazil this year. the u.s. olympic committee is now hiring two infectious disease specialists. their job will be to advise the olympians about the risks and safety precautions to help prevent the zika. earlier this week, u.s. soccer goalkeeper hope solo told sports illustrated that if the olympics were being held now she wouldn't go. >>> i was on the goodyear blimp last week with a woman planning a wedding in costa rica this may canceled it. no kidding. you know how hard it is to canceling a wedding in your own backyard. >> not because she doesn't like the groom. >> she is in love with the groom. she is in love with the c

in northeast california, a near winter white out in the middle of nowhere. we're entering one of the most troubled prisons in america. calling a prison troubled usually means the inmates are abused, the situation here is so bad some of the guards are even killing themselves. cameras are rarely allowed in california's prisons but officials here at high desert state prison gave "america tonight" access because they want to plead their case. a recent inspector-general special report called the situation here an entrenched culture of racism and violence made worse by coverups and abuse. >> we're going to go here and head over here to delta 8. >> the people that run this institution say that's not true, that high desert prison is open and transparent. >> these are all inmates? >> they are inmates, not on the yards, part of the yard crews who come out and make the pathways clear. >> lieutenant greg crow is our escort. it now house he 3500. the ground rules for our visit allow us to talk to any inmate who's willing. this is jeremiah chapman incarcerated here since

it's a rosie picture compare toed the rest of california. >> if the rest of california was at 98% would we still be at a state of drought? >> no. >> so this is unique? >> yes. >> this year, marin has a third layer of riches. that is gregory andrew as he spotted and counted one of 500 coho that returned to the creek this year, this is due to storms that arrived early, allowing coho to swim upstream. for fish, it's been a perfect el nino. >> i have said the salmon population is stable, but tenuous. i'm not changing that. >> a tenuous population, having a good year. >>> google gets to move forward with itself driving car program. >> how life changing this can be for some bay area people, including one who is google's first test driver. plus... >> all sorts of life style descriptions i was probably spending $100 to $200 per month. >> michael finney shows how to get rid of those recove >>> tonight, tesla says it's model 3 will be revealed on march 31st. production launched in 2017. tesla confirmed it will be offered for around $35,000 before tax breaks. the auto maker says it will come in bo

the bronco mascot left monday making it to california today. 9news reporter matt renoux is in california now. we know he has been a big part of the super bowl. >> reporter: they have, the away and then thunder 2 and thunder 3 and it's a legacy that's been kept going and funded by one family who before they started making their trip to california give us a behind the scenes look at the thunder stables and what it takes to bring some thunder to the super bowl. at his cherry hill home near denver -- >> it's a big horse community here, yeah. >> reporter: -- thunder is getting plenty to eat before he and owner sharon magness. >> it is a big project. >> reporter: -- start a busy week. >> now we're going to san francisco the. >> reporter: representing the denver broncos at the super bowl in california. >> we have five of us going for super bowl. >> reporter: because this is the thunder. the den broncos mascot and the horse you see running -- denver broncos mascot and the horse you see running down the field at games is so famous he's on the cover of modern arabian horse magazine and around denv

california tiene mÁs inmigrantes que cualquier otro estado. hay que sacar de las sombras a los 12 millones de indocumentados. >> a nivel nacional el actual congresista mike honda serÁ nominado congresista, ahora que su rival decidiÓ abandonar la campaÑa. entrevistamos tambiÉn al secretario de estado de california, quien hablÓ de la importancia de que los hispanos ejerzan un mayor poder polÍtico acudiendo a las urnas. >> por mÁs que queremos, nuestro paÍs de origen, nuestro futuro estÁ qaqui, nos tenemos que comprometer a ser ciudadanos para votar. >> cuando termine la convenciÓn, quienes sean los nominados del partido demÓcrata se enfrentarÁn a los republicanos. >> tambiÉn buscan varios candidatos a la asamblea estatal de california. >> el intercambio de seÑalamientos que se lanzaron marco rubio y donald trump, siguiÓ escalando de tono. >> ambos candidatos elevaron al rango personal las acusaciones. pedro: lo que comenzÓ con la fuerte riÑa verbal en el debate republicano en texas, desatÓ hoy mÁs acusaciones mutuas. en texas,

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the california avocado commission forecasts nearly 400 million pounds of california avocados will be harvested in 2016. a market that's seen growing competition from mexico in recent years. the price of the mexican fruit its a lot chear than what we're able to farm for but have a following for the california so we're able to ask for a little more money for the california fruit and these people are willing to pay a little extra because they know the quality piece of fruit we're able to grow here in california. by focusing on organiproduction and market timing the company is finding room for it's boxes. it has helped us gain a aess to some clients that that we probably wouldn't sell to because we handle both conventional and organic. so by selling organic avocados it's opened that door for us to sell underway...as the growing popularity of this fruit encourages both pickers and packers to keep these california avocados moving--from tree to table. thanks, clinton. food suppliers are also cashing in on avacado's and the attractiveness of the food item for a heart-healthy diet. del montnt

effective 1.4 million people in california and target breach targeted 7.5 million in california. >> pam:apple is being ordered to help the f-b-i. break into the cell phone of the san bernardino gunman. but to get into the locked i- phone belonging to syed farook. now apple is being told to help federal police to cripple the security encryption on the phone. that encryption erases data, after too many unsuccessful unlocking attempts. farook and his wife murdered 14 people in san bernardino they later died in a shootout with police. tonight.a campus is on high alert.after a u-c berkeley was the crime was last thursday >> grant: the campus for here memorial stadium took place on his street near telegraph avenue night.around 9:20.on haste street.the yound lady was walking on the sidewalk just south of campus. kron4's jeff bush is live in berkeley tonight.with information on the investigation and the suspect.jeff. them out of the closet. >> reporter: according to the university female student walking alone on pastry last thursday 930 when the attack occurred. most people agree it is not a sa

they've been extinct in california since 1924 so the time of the gold rush when california was being brought together as a state in the union, the grizzly was everywhere. it was a symbol of the state and of this western frontier and that sort of the idea of california as a new frontier where people came to do bold things. as you know, the species was sustained by the 1920s and so now i think people are starting to ask the question should always be the case. conservation is a term that dates back to the 19th century in the united states. california came along a little bit later than the sum of the eastern states in terms of developing the conservation policies and programs at the local level but in california and in the last, conservation emerged as an organizing framework for land management and natural resource management about the early 20th century and at that time most of the conservation initiatives were focused on protecting and preserving and come serving the forests or the greatest use for the longest time for the most people the utilitarian view of conservation and also the

but after heavy rains last month, southern california is on a hot and dry streak. it's been 15 days since a drop of rain fell in los angeles. nasa climatologist bill patzert famously called this massive band of warm water in the pacific ocean a godzilla el nino, predicted to drench drought-ravaged california. is this godzilla more bark than bite? >> el nino remains immense. it's had a powerful impact over the last six months. and even this winter, all the volatile weather we've had across the united states, the fingerprint of el nino is on all these events. >> reporter: turns out, the el nino is so big, it shifted the jet stream further north, allowing storms to batter northern california and the pacific northwest. rain-soaked cliffs near san francisco have been dropping but these northern storms are also dramatically boosting california's snow pack, now the deepest it's been in more than a decade. spring snow melt will help fill the state's depleted reservoirs and provide 30% of california's water supply. the temperature hit 90 degrees here today in los angeles, a

historyeekend, american tv is featuring santa barbara, california. california is located on the central coast. staff visitedur many sites. learn more about santa barbara all weekend on american history tv. >> we have here in the santa barbara area, the oldest dated human skeletal remains in north america. bones of this ancient individual date back 13,000 years were found on an island off of our coast, santa rosa island. curator at the museum and archaeologist found a human femur buried 37 feet below the ground surface at the side wall of arlington canyon on santa rosa island at a place called arlington springs. we have now done modern radiocarbon dating of bone is ain indicating that it little over 13,000 years old. the oldest dated skeletal remains in america. some people asked the question, why do you have native american culture in a natural history museum? important tos include people as part of nature . people have been living here before the coming of europeans, making use of the natural environment. they used it for the sustenance and making a

it happened on california street in mountain view. the suspects led officers on a chase through city streets in menlo park before one jumped out of an suv near alma and willow road. police caught and arrested the other two. >>> in san jose, the unexpected death of a toddler is under investigation. someone called 911 to report that a 2-year-old little girl was want breathing. it happened around 1:30 sunday morning on glenbury way east of highway 137 and the 85 connector in that neighborhood there. the little girl was rushed to the hospital and it was too late at that point. an autopsy is pending to determine the toddler's cause of death and police are investigating which is standard any time a child dies suddenly. >>> new details on a legal challenge to san jose's affordable housing law. the u.s. supreme court has decided not to hear that case. this morning the justices declined to hear the building industry's appeal of last year's california supreme court ruling. that ruling upheld san jose's law requiring homebuilders to include affo

high for the remainder of the in california... crews used heavy equipment to remove an ice dam that caused major flooding and cut off a community yesterday. an excavator was called into to unclog ice from the south fork of the yuba river. officials say heavy rains on friday played a role in the flooding. at least two feet of water wiped out this road in soda springs. the high waters even forced royal gorge ski resort to shut down for the day. the winter storm turned deadly in southern california after a large tree fell onto a car... killing the driver inside. brandon lewis has more on the tragic accident. "we were seconds, literally seconds away from being underneath that tree ourselves." chris travis just turned the corner after this 8 foot wide tree came crashing down on a small silver honda "we ran over to see if we could help out or assist in any way could, try to see if anyone could respond an we couldnt even see a body." firefighters say the person inside the car was killed instantly. three other cars were also damaged by th

en un despacho el chico, california norte del estado. hoy sus ingresos han aumentado. >> vamos estar casi pagando casi 50.000 $ en impuestos al gobierno federal que se impuso a mi licencia. juan carlos: aparte de otros 50.000 $ en donaciones que hizo especialmente en materia de educaciÓn. dice que cuenta esto no por presumir sino para demostrar aquÍ no se conserve a los inmigrantes de ser una carga para el gobierno que estÁn absolutamente equivocados. >> yo les decÍa suÉltenme de las manos, permÍtame desarrollar mi potencial. juan carlos: este hombre de michoacÁn, mÉxico es una manera de agradecer a la gubernatura de california y tambiÉn al gobernador que dio paso a la ley sb1159 que permite que quienes reÚnan los requisitos tengan su licencia en cualquier profesiÓn que se indocumentado y se calcula que en el estado de aproximadamente 1 millÓn 800.000 personas en esa situaciÓn. el abogado sergio garcÍa dice que sonperfecto ejemplo de lo mucho que fortalecerÍa la economÍa estadounidense el hecho de que hubiera una reforma

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and it is a great honor for -- california. and it is a great honor for me because she's certainly not only a leader but an advocate domestically and globally for young girls. as a matter of fact, twhi of her work across this nation in foster care, i call her the sojourner truth of foster care. when i think of her leadership, it is important for me to remind folks that she was the first african-american female to be speaker of the house of the great state of california. so today, it is indeed my honor to yield you your time. ms. bass: thank you, thank you, congresswoman beaty. i want to congratulate you for your leadership that you've displayed since day one of coming to the house of representatives. and knowing of your leadership in your state of ohio, serving as the leader of the legislature in ohio. and want to acknowledge my colleague, mr. jeffries, have always appreciated your leadership in the committees, as well as your leadership within the house. and glad that you're very much a part of our caucus. i know our theme tod

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. >> pelley: today, governor jerry brown asked the california legislature for $176 million to clean up a toxic mess near los angeles. the exide battery recycling plant shut down in 2014 but left dangerous lead in the soil. mireya villarreal is following this. >> reporter: amelia no longer allows her children to play in their yard. >> before my kids would play on the ground. grass. i didn't know i was harming my kids. >> reporter: her home sits a mile north of exide technologies, where according to these smokestacks were spewing dangerous levels of lead and arsenic particles into nearby communities for years. valleio's property tested positive at 1500 parts per million, above levels for hazardous waste by california state standards. several members of her family suffer from serious health conditions often associated with lead poisoning, including her five-year-old disabled son. >> i feel like my whole family's been taken advantage but yet we're not getting the proper help. it's taking quite a bit of time. ask once again, the damage has been done. >> reporter: since 1981, exide technolog

we put the entrance the residential unit on california street as far away from the commercial space along with the vehicular entrance into the garage so they're going through 9 surface parking lot not to change the flow it allowed us to maximize the frontage and around california street and really to highlight the fact that given the slope change off the california and down polk we have a number of 6 different retails to put in as opposed to one large retail in the says that the this plays on the monuments you see the sizes up you s signs origin leeland's polk that's what that is there we're closely involved with the cb e into place and the greening mission is that included so the living wall incorporated into the design to help soften polk street as you can see the polk street side of the building steps down significantly we are a corner lot and don't actually have a large neighbor if i could go back the step down the original design will carry through where the number 3 is with the same height agency our neighborhood wheezed the 7 up grocery stores i believe that was one of the le

se le pide a los habitantes de california que sigan conservando agua. una banda de traficantes de personas o coyotes, como se les conoce, abandonÓ a su suerte a tres pequeÑos niÑos salvadoreÑos. leÓn: los pequeÑos quedaron solos en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. organizaciÓn pro inmigrantes luchan por protegerlos, norma roque tiene el informe. norma: los hermanitos josÉ luis perdomo de 10 aÑos y su primo josuÉ castellÓn, de cinco aÑos estÁn en el albergue del instituto de migraciÓn en tijuana, mÉxico desde el 13 de noviembre, segÚn la madre de los primeros, ingrid lÓpez, que reside en washington d.c.. ingrid: si los dejan libres que les manden para este lado, no queremos que los niÑos vayan a el salvador. norma: dice que de allÁ los mandaron a traer ella y su hermana con un llamado coyote por la situaciÓn de violencia, salieron 25 de octubre. ingrid: en la escuela donde iban mis dos hijos se perdieron dos niÑos, los secuestraron. >> vamos a hacer ante el oficial el documento. norma: las madres buscaron la ayuda de organ

but even the california highway patrol may have been surprised... when they were sent out to find.... a missing unicorn. take a look at this. doth mine eyes decieve me? zounds! tis a unicorn! why a would terrible ye olde english-y accent be why indeed? probably because i can't speak elvish. but make no mistake, tis a unicorn- and it led police in madera county, california on a quest wednesday. ok, the unicorn is actually a pony name juliette, dressed up as the mythical creature, for use in children's portrait photography. juliette got loose wednesday, and that's when police started getting bizarre calls. "the calls were coming in as a unicorn running around out there on the roadway." a search party was dispatched...no, not them. and after a three hour found safe and sound.... bringing this bizarre incident to a fairy-tale ending. huzzah!!! .....sorry. here is a journey's end.... that was not perfect, but actually pretty incredible! a cargo jet had to make guam with only it's rear you can see the plane gear, and touching down with its nose on only th

temperatures through friday for northeast california and western nevada. temperatures will ease down, but remaining above large boulder, on u-s 50 in the glenbrook area of lake tahoe. crews have been using a pieces. it's estimated to be 8- feet tall, and weighs about 60-thousand pounds. parts of the road will need to be repaired because of damage the boulder caused. those repairs won't be finished, until the end of the week. so, one lane will remain closed, and minor traffic delays are developments in the kalamazoo michigan shooting. we're getting our first look at surveillance video from the gun shop that uber driver and suspect jason dalton visited before going on a rampage that killed six people and injured two others. abc's alex perez has the latest script: this morning-our first glimpse at what's believed to be shooting suspect jason dalton in the hours before the deadly shootings. surveillance cameras capturing dalton checking out firearms at this kalamazoo area gun shop. the owner saysdalton didn't buy a gun, but did like this one jonathan southwick

a system bringing range in northern california. you can see it isn't picking up on moisture off the coast line. we are not liking to see any of this. there it is right in there. the north edge of sonoma county may get a few sprinkles and that will be it. partly cloudy skies and temperatures this morning on a cooler side. down by three degrees in fairfield. by 5:00 in santa rosa. you may notice chillier than where we started yesterday and down by 7 in san jose. here are the numbers, 48 walnut creek. 48 oakland. north bay 43, napa 43, san francisco 61. mid-40s in some areas, 46 redwood city. 46 ffo. let's check in on the peninsula. san mateo 46. 48 belmont. woodside 41. palo alto 44. as we get into the second half of the afternoon widespread 60s and we will get into the 70s and then again rain coming our way. i will have that coming up. >>> protesters plan to pressure benefits -- bishops to release the names of priest who had sexually of attack to children. a protest was held yesterday in san jose. both demonstrations are part of a n

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: i'm pleased to yield whatever time he may consume to the author of the measure, the gentleman from georgia, mr. loudermilk. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. loudermilk: i rise in support of house resolution 3371, a bill that will add valuable historical property to the kennesaw mountain national battlefield park. this park which is located in georgia's 11th congressional district is the site of significant bat thals took place during america's bloodiest conflict, the civil war. our nation has long recognized the importance of preserving historical sites, especially battlefields where americans fought and died for freedom. sites such as kennesaw mountain national battlefield park allow us to look back in time and get a glimpse of events that helped shape our nation. it is extremely important that we understand our history, otherwise we will be destinned to repeat the mistakes of the past. a recent study of american history education reveals that whi

we investigate california's sentencing enhancement system. and we uncover how tens of thousands of inmates are now doing more time than the crime originally calls for. we'll show you how coming up. >> and yoko ono rushed to the hospital tonight. we'll tell you more about her condition. >> and we'll talk about the possibility of rain to start off march. we'll have details in about 8 minutes. california's "three strikes"law years-to-life prison sentence for many offenders who g >>> you've likely heard of california's three strikes law, a mandatory 25 years to life prison sentence for many offenders who get a third fel hi conviction. >> it's just one of the dozens of sentence enhancements in the criminal code. sounds like a simple solution to reduce violent crime but it's not always that simple. stephen, it is a complicated issue. >> very much so, jessica. we analyzed years worth of corrections data and also uncovered research that shows california's senate enhancement system has not always worked as once promised to reduce violent crime. in fac

no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the studio. thanks very much mike. here's a look at today's top stories.... sparks police are investigating an alleged car theft. incident happened yesterday evening around 4:30 at the intersection of greg street and spice island drive after a minor traffic accident. police say say a woman reported being hit by another vehicle... a dark green early 1990's chevy or g-m-c s-u-v. according to the woman... when she went to check out the damage a man jumped in the drivers seat of her vehicle... demanded money and then left the scene in her car. washoe county deputies are in part saying that unlocked cars in sun valley helped play a role in some recent brogan and another juvenile were able to get into at least four cars and deputies believe there are even more victims. some advice... never leave valuables in your car.. that burglars will be more likely to target. reno police are searching for two men who they say were involved in a home invasion. police say the two men walked in a home on foster drive,

no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the studio. thanks very much mike. here's a look at today's the traffic lights are still out at the intersection of plumb and arlington after a mini-van reportedly hit the electrical box. no word yet on when the traffic lights will be restored. northbound lanes on arlington from plumb are closed. a lyon county sheriff's deputy is recovering from a gun shot wound to his hand after getting into a shootout with the suspects of a stolen vehicle in the parking lot of the silver springs nugget. authorities say someone in the car shot at the deputy ... at which time he returned fire. one of the suspects was killed ... another injured ... and two more were arrested after running from the scene. police in the bay area are searching for these two men ... 24-year-old domenic sean-lee randolph and 26-year- old dion jermaine randolph vaccaro. investigators say they believe the pair were involved in a fatal shooting at the beverly lodge in lake tahoe last month. dollar reward for information about a home invas