you are in fresno. first of all, what is it like in fresno? [laughter] and tell us about this battle that you have been going through where, you know, it almost sounds like a horror movie where they are going after you with a buzz saw and at the same time, they have used contract attorneys to try to undercut the work that your office does. >> well, the problem in fresno, it is hot. trezz know is hot of course in the -- fresno is hot of course in summertime. it is hot all the time for me. i think the problem just mentioned right now is disparity in the funding theme as opposed to the ore parties involved in the criminal -- other parties involved in the criminal justice system. most of the funding agencies for us is almost 100% from the county. while the prosecution has the benefit of grants. in fact, i believe the district attorney might have at least half of their budget is provided by grants. that is not provided to the indigent defense providers. federal grants are almost all directed toward prosecution and law enforcement. so the problem to

at a crossroads today and we're all very concerned if i can surely you turn to now raymond and i fresno where do you see is in a sandstorm i mean we just heard there are a number of things that are going on you see a particular direction or are we still can't tell yet. i think we still can tell i think we need to try to adopt a more panoramic vision and try to take lessons from history and what i mean by that is we are in the early stages of the revolutions across the arab world we're watching history in the making in fact this is the sort of stuff that will actually make it in the history books as opposed to so much of the other things that make major headlines every day but what we need to keep in mind is revolutions you know we're watching the first few months not not even we haven't even got a year in all that we're watching and if you look at earlier presidents from other nations other revolutions whether it's the american revolution the french revolution the russian revolution you'll find that there was bloodshed in the beginning but you know there was no way to predict how things

better is still as it's beginning or even if i'm very in fresno again how you share. a lot of these regimes i know there's a lot of them in there and they're in there's some very nuanced differences among them but we hear the word reform and to what degree could a lot of the police reform to match the discourse of western what we would call western freedoms freedom of speech freedom of assembly. i would i would argue not very well and similarly i'd like to actually go to. earlier point which goes to what you're saying which is that this is really the people's voice in the people's uprising and the people want to be heard and powerful and i completely agree with that but i think it's very relevant for westerners to understand that when you hear these catchphrases which means people's voice or even the word democracy power sharing and you know more accountability that does not necessarily translate into what the western world understands as a democracy and what i mean by that is just just because you have the support of the people or what the people want as far as a maj

and journalist in london we go to taji mystify he's from his global islamic political party and in fresno we go to raymond he but i am he is an associate director from the middle east forum and author of the al qaeda reader and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right folks this is cross talk means you can jump in anytime you want to let me see if i can go to you first in amman right now we have a lot of things going on in the arab world right now we have a crackdown in bahrain we have the saudi forces that went in over a twenty four hours ago as we sit down for this discussion it has been reported that a protester killed one of the saudi troops we have mr gadhafi pushing further and further east as the west of the western world there is if it should intervene or not and given past history there are good reasons for that so what's the direction here isn't a norm in the greater middle east are we just stuck in a huge sandstorm and we don't know which way it's going to go. where is the sense of excitement and euphoria that has engulfed their poor of unhealth the arab wor

upper 60s in fresno. flirt with 80 in palm springs. no snow in tahoe today.ittle warmer than this morning. mid to upper 40s in the east bay valleys and upper 40s near 50 for the rest of us. a couple areas of high pressure steering this cold front to the north. getting a few high clouds but above high temperatures. this low for thursday, that's the one that's going to bring us the light rain. here's how it plays out. tomorrow morning, the beginning of the commute at 5:00 everybody dry but by the end of the commute light rain falling in the north bay and by noon definitely getting rain everywhere north of say the bay bridge. and then as the cold front sweeps to the south and falls apart andso do the rains. most falls in the north bay, up to a quarter inch in the valleys. up to a tenth of an inch around the bay. but the south bay? nothing. cooler today. sunshine for friday and saturday, early sunday and then some rain sunday into monday. yes, we spring forward and lose that hour's sleep and changing batteries in detectors. >> you were trying to get ahead. >> yes

upper 60s in fresno. flirt with 80 in palm springs. no snow in tahoe today. little warmer than this morning. mid to upper 40s in the east bay valleys and upper 40s near 50 for the rest of us. a couple areas of high pressure steering this cold front to the north. getting a few high clouds but above high temperatures. this low for thursday, that's the one that's going to bring us the light rain. here's how it plays out. tomorrow morning, the beginning of the commute at 5:00 everybody dry but by the end of the commute light rain falling in the north bay and by noon definitely getting rain everywhere north of say the bay bridge. and then as the cold front sweeps to the south and falls apart and so do the rains. most falls in the north bay, up to a quarter inch in the valleys. up to a tenth of an inch around the bay. but the south bay? nothing. cooler today. sunshine for friday and saturday, early sunday and then some rain sunday into monday. yes, we spring forward and lose that hour's sleep and changing batteries in detectors. >> you were trying to get ahead. >>

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next we have the public defender of fresno county. ken tagucci. he has fought a valiant battle. it is still going on on. a raging battle with the board of supervisors in fresno county and last year, they cut his staff by 12 attorneys and at the same time he was expected to handle more cases. and the county responded when public defender said he could not do any more cases by trying to outsource the responsibility of the public defender to low-cost bidders. next we have john truzano who comes from washington, d.c. he is the co-founder of the justice project and john recently co-authored a report about accountability of both prosecutors and judges and so he studied why misconduct curse and what steps need to be taken to ensure that it doesn't happen and finally we have sean levy. he did a serious about the fact in santa clara county they were not providing lawyers at the first appearance in misdemeanor cases. he will tell you about his series of stories that actually changed the practice in santa clara. i want to start with amy and if you can tell us what is "ordinary injustice" a

it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't looc to close shop atime soon. especially if the lion of fans the place has earned over the years has anything to say about it. >> oh, my god. just for people to see it. i don't think they've ever seen anything likthis. toee the beautiful blossoms, and the colors, and thcountryside, and what--what it really takes to doing farming. i mean, i think--god, i just-- i just think they get a lot out ofhis. >> blossoms are one of the most visible signs a new crop is on the way. and for about 6 weeks out of the year, you can see this spectacular sight, trees flushed full of blossoms. some have as many as 20,000 per tree. but the one thing yo discover quite quickly about

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. >> hoy una noche fría, fresno con 43, los angeles 52 , este sistema se espera que llege pero esperamosiones, palo alto con 65 grados un pronostico lunes y martes lluvias probabilidad es es todo en ekl tiempo . >> nos vemos en un rato . >> un grupo de legisladores salvadoreños vienen para una propuesta de ley que beneficia a sus connacionales en el extranjer o. >> veremos un decenso en el precio de la gasolina . >> por lo menos 14 personas perdieron la vida por un accidente , en un bus, se bolco , el accidente arrojo personas graves, el poste paso por el parabrisa y corto el bus en nueva york . >> una delegacion esta de visita en el sur de california a sus compatriotas un a propuesta que puede ayudar al os salcvadoreños, esta por 6 diputados, con el fin de crear una oficina de protección de derechos humanos, la propuesta será debatida por el país, centroamericano el jueves . >> ayer subió el precio, lo que se tradfuce en un costo de 3, 54 centavos el sismo no influyo en el costo, vaya golpe al bolsillo de los contribuyentes. >> si lo desea, podría tener contacto con el papa, por las red

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diseño es apropiado dice , según la publicacion el grupo areba que planeaba construir dos reactores en fresnos viendo las rutas donde se manejan , porque no hay donde ponerlas . >> así que se acaba la limpieza. >> basureros , donde el congreso aprobó que se llevaran muchos desechos . >> un reportaje de antonio valverde. >> se llevo un foro , para prevenir el maltrato nos refeerimos al maltrato familiar . >> así es. >> buenas noches . >> la violencia doméstica no etiqueta a nadie por nada pero si es un hecho que el 40 % de las familais latinas caen presas en la violencia como la doméstica, hay que ir a la ayuda , estos son los detalles. >> la señora , lleva 12 años de casada y dice que fue víctima de todo tipo de maltrato . >> denuncien a las personas que nos dañan tanto porque hoy sufrimos eso . >> esta madres es una de muchas de las que llegan al consulado, . >> la violencia doméstica que según parece cobra vidad inocentes. >> involucra personas de razas, hasta jóvenes que son menores de edad también sonb victimas . >> los alcances de este tipo de violencia, en su intervencion hablo de los m

look at the low to mid-70s fresno, san diego. upper 70s to low 80s l.a. and palm springs.ew clouds around eureka and 59. here's kristen with more news. >> mike, thanks a lot. developing news from massachusetts where white house drug czar karkaski is recovering. he was examined and released from the hospital after the harvard incident. he spent the night at the hospital after becoming ill the second time. doctors believe he's suffering from a severe flu. >> fire marshals in pennsylvania are looking for the cause of a fire in a farmhouse that killed seven children. the dead range in age from 7 months to 11 years. the kids were in the house last night about 20 miles north of harrisburg while their mother was in the barn milking cows and their dad was napping in the cab of his milk truck. one child ran to the barn to alert his mom that house was burning. that child survived. the other seven did not. >> president obama meets with senior advisors to discuss u.s. intervention in libya. libyans will flight if a no-fly zone is imposed by western nations. he made remarks during a su

watney, sacramento native out of fresno state, for birdie. nothing but net. third of the day on 18. wins by two strokes over dustin johnson. >> i know dustin is a great player, and i kind of wanted to make him hold it in order to tie. so, it worked out great, and i couldn't ask for a better ending. >> mike: congratulations to nick. >> alan: science fiction film about a war in los angeles at about a war in los angeles at thththththththththththththththtñ go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> alan: bat over los angeles won big at the box office, raking in $36 million in its debut. the flick is about a veteran soldier leading a platoon of marines against aliens. and rango earned 23 million tuesday. rounding out the top three is red riding hood, that's it for abc-7 news. we have more from the disaster in japan at 11:00. you can see

as reported, an oakland woman said they look like the work of her uncle earl who once lived in fresno. the adams trust sudha norsigian. >>> we are measuring the radiation levels in the bay area. how much should we be concerned? still ahead. >>> what city leaders say must happen to end violence. >>> outside our door at this hour we're watching light to coming up we'll show you how long the storm is expected to stick around and how long before the next one arrives. >> why he's governor today assess the damage on the big island and maui. he said it was not as bad as he expected and he will do everything he could to help get repairs. one of the major concerns is that a cruise ship dock may be damage to accommodate tour buses. norwegian cruise lines canceled plans for a ship to dock their next week. >>> people are still waiting to learn the fate of friends and loved ones in japan. many of the 200 businesses are collecting funds and are planning a vigil for thursday night to raise money for a buddhist temple. >>> the better business bureau wants people to make sure that their money is going

that decision is -- fresno or san francisco? that decision is expected later today. the as open on friday against seattle. baseball, 2011 upon us. reporting live from at&t park in san francisco, joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> all right. a lot of sunshine, as you saw, not only in many locations but also where joe is at at&t park. 67degrees. we had a lot of high clouds this morning. middle east of that has given way. high pressure, no doubt about it, is becoming large and charge and that northeasterly wind is kicking in. and there's no sign of rain until a cooldown for the weekend. but today and tomorrow after some patchy fog, we do have mostly sunny conditions and temperatures are on their way up. it will be warmer this afternoon. still some 60s on the coast. 70s, peninsula and the south bay but the north bay and east bay starting to get in the 70s. you want to head over real quick to at&t park, 67 degrees. say hi to joe for me. mostly sunny and a little breezy but temperatures are really nice, really comfortable. as that fog has retreated. those higher clouds ju

then on 18, the sacramento native out of fresno state, nothing but net. a final round 67. 16 under. wins the tournament by two strokes. his third pga tour victory. >> tough luck for st. mary's. didn't have the major they -- the magic they had last year. >> alan: we have an update on the tokyo stock market. stocks are down 5.5%. the first business day in japan after the tsunami. how the united states is assisting in the humanitarian crisis at 6:00. an update to the damage to the harbor in crescent city. joins at 6:00. >> the annual commemoration of the 1906 earthquake will be did indicated to the japanese victims. this is the 106th an vs.ry of the quake. every year the city marks the moment at 5:11 a.m. on april 18th. this year it will focus on the james victims and the threatened cut in california's emergency preparedness budget. we'll be back at 6:00.

warmer 72 fresno, 73 san diego. look at l.a. and palm springs, upper 70s to low 80s.ly cloudy and 59. eric? >> mike, thank you. fire marshals in pennsylvania are looking for the cause of a blaze in a farmhouse that killed seven children. the dead range in age from 7 months to 11 years. the kids were in the house last night about 20 miles north of harrisburg while their mother was in the barning milking cows and their dad was napping in the cab of his milk truck. one child ran to the barn to tell his mom the house was on fire. that child survived, the other seven did not. >> president obama meets this morning with senior advisors to discuss u.s. intervention in libya. moammer gadhafi said libyans will flight if a no-fly zone is imposed by western nations. he made remarks during a surprise visit to a aaa hotel last night. he said action against bolivia was show real intention to seize the country's oil. pro-regimen forces shelled the neighborhood with tank and artillery fire and appeared to regain control from rebels. >> a small tsunami along the country's north even co

mid to upper 50s for the rest of the bay and even 70 in gilroy. 73 in fresno and look at that 80 in palm springs. got a game tonight, giants and a's, 62 dropping down to about 57 degrees. we'll keep falling into the upper 40s to low 50s tonight so not nearly as cool. one area of disturbed weather and another one is coming by and that will keep the clouds and stray sprinkle chance in the north bay. otherwise the storm track moving to the north and it's going to stay that way. because of that we're going to see temperatures once the winds switch to offshore, hitting record levels low 80s thursday and upper 60s along the coast. cool weather will return on friday but temperatures still above average. system on saturday, more likely going to hit the sierra than us but slight chance of a shower and then you can see sun and monday and we dry out once again. >> thanks, mike. >> eric: does it seem you are getting less for your money when you buy food in a bag or a can? companies have been reducing size of thater products in order to hide price increases. the price of boxes have gone from 16 to 13

y ahora nos vamos a comunicar vía telefónica hasta fresno r california vamos a conversar con raúl acostadad de más de 7 puntos la situación es bien difícil. ¿qué más te preocupa, te duele en este instante? >>> pues saber de la seguridad y no saber de él y de otras personas que no tienen comunicación con sus familiares y espero que este alguna forma podamos comunicarnos con esas personas y saber algo si no hay una forma de comunicarnos con esas personas >>> raúl hace cuánto tiempo está anthony desplazado en japón y tienes más hermanos, padres quienes están contigo para ayudarte en este momento de tanta ansiedad y inseguridad? >>> ahorita estoy en la escuela, en la universidad y hasta ahorita hemos hablado con mamá y tampoco hemos escuchado nada de él, pero a él lo mandaron para japón incluso él quiso quedarse ahí para vivir, para crear residencia ahí en japón se quedó ahí viviendo y pues vino a visitarnos hacen unos cuantos meses y desde ahí se regresó para allá y como te digo no hemos escuchado de él en 3 semanas y ahorita que pasó esto estamos preocupados toda la familia y hemos intenta

here's a look what's going on across the state, heading to eureka, 50 with rain. 52 fresno, up in theierra, 46 degrees. warmer wednesday and chance of rain rolls back into the forecast from thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. a couple of nickel and dime systems. and, look, daylight savings begin saturday night. don't forget to change your batteries, also. >> i forgot about that. a live shot of 280 and 17. already a few accidents as you make your way in that ware. there's a car facing the wrong way blocking a lane as we show you that, the capital expressway off-ramp there's an accident off on the shoulder. southbound traffic flowing well. you know about the high wind advisory at the san mateo bridge and the chp may issue one as well for the bridge. you can always stay up to date by going to our website abc7news.com. it's under the bay area traffic link. kristen? >> thanks a lot, frances. the monterey is wondering who left a suspicious package on pebble beach. the police were dispatched to the golf course after they saw what looked like two bombs taped together. it was at the base of

fresno. yosemite national park is reporting snow.wers on san francisco north wards all the way up here. you have the idea. you need the umbrella today, but it's not going to be heavy, heavy rain. have a chance to see some wet weather. it's been a soggy week so far in much of the west, and, unfortunately, that continues. the forecast coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> also coming up, oil seesaws back up. good news on retail, and an apple unveiling. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, after her arrest hollywood is asking if christina aguilera is the next celebrity pulling a public meltdown. >>> coming up, the magic put a spell on the knicks. the heat have a new point guard, and an incredible finish with plenty of backbone. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. three weeks after igniting a heated dispute with unions over his proposal to end collective bargaining, governor scott walker has unveil

all the people in bakersfield, modesto and fresno should be proud that we've made it. if you're from that part of the world did you know why we should be proud, right? i think it's healthy to have a mix on the fomc. i have many colleagues who are ph.d. economists who pursue their careers largely in the economics profession, largely domestically in the academic world or in the federal reserve and the of course bring perspectives to the table that i don't have or at least not deeply embedded in my mind, and i think the few of us that have business experience try hard to bring perspectives that are supplementary to those. one of the things i do is talk to business people and admittedly this is all anecdotal in terms of input, but it does help provide some sense of texture and immediacy to the views of what's going on in the economy and i think that back on helps. i also have international background which relatively few have and every once in awhile there is something i can contribute ahura that might not be so obvious to someone else and there are four or five of those i

light showers in the central valley, mostly cloudy and low to mid-60s sacramento and fresno. diego mid 60s to 73 palm springs today. back home mainly cloudy, low to mid-40s inland. mid to upper 40s bay shore. fell down, pushed threw, fell apart. a moist flow. this will roll along the jet stream and bring us those scattered showers. if you get caught under one it may last five minutes. the one i ran into this morning lasted ten to 20 seconds. there might be a light shower. try to be completely dry, saturday the rain in the north bay are showers the rest of sunday and monday. we rebound in the low to mid-60s with a whole lot of sunshine and feel a little like spring by wednesday. have a great day. here's frances. >> kind of light right now. starting with san jose. this is the 280 and 17 interchange. headlights are northbound, 280 no accidents at all. that's if you're coming out of the santa cruz mountains. we'll check out interstate 80 in berkeley for you. headlights move westbound towards the bay bridge toll plaza which is still very light at this point. as we check out drive

fresno looking good there.u head further to the north we are talking about showers into the sacramento valley. and high country. want to get up there, do a little skiing. little slushy up there. winter weather advisories at 7000 feet as we head through the night tonight and into tomorrow. talking about rain and snow mix. so kind of slushy up there through about tuesday with warmer temperatures. by wednesday that likely all turns to snow. so some colder storms on the way but this one a rather warm one moving onshore carrying with it that subtropical moisture and keeping the temperatures up. not too much in the way of rainfall. only about an inch of rain in some of the wetter spots in the north bay. rain off and off throughout the night tonight and maybe into tomorrow morning. doesn't look like it will be a washout for the commute but it could be a little bit wet outside. rolling the clock forward to midnight tonight seeing scattered showers flying on buy and possibility of thunderstorms. fog and leftover rain dr

traveling the state today, sunshine 51 tahoe. 72 fresno.k at palm springs today, 81 degrees and los angeles about 78 with sunshine. we can have more clouds tonight. i think temperatures will be a little warmer than this morning. mid to upper 40s inland. upper 40s to low 50s the bay shore and out to the coast. those two areas of high pressure we talked about still dominated our weather, still keeping it mild and slightly warmer than average for today. those high clouds, they'll come through from time to time and passing to the north. we won't see any rain out of it until tomorrow. put a time frame on it, zoom up to 5:00 tomorrow morning. you can see the increase in clouds during the daylight hours. pretty quiet. may have a scattered showers around noon in the north bay. light rain for the rest of us from 3:00 to 5:00 and look how quickly it dissipates. a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay and just about nothing south of the bay bridge except sprinkles. 7-day forecast, mid to upper 50s along the coast starting tomorrow with low to

that's southeast of fresno. authorities say they were abducted about 2:00 this morning by the baby's father who did not live with them. the mother and baby, father 23- year-old pedro who was last seen driving a red four door 1991 honda civic with a california license plate number 5v0y539. this is new video of a sign in berkeley. police say he has two outstanding warrants for domestic violence. there is no indication as to where he may be headed. >>> we just got off the phone with a muni official. he tells ktvu that all train service is back to normal after a cable problem caused serious slow downs. the issue located at the embarcadero location. inbound trains under market street during # during the morning commute. it's a situation we brought you first just after 8:00 on mornings on 2. workers were waiting for the morning rush to slow down around 10:00 a.m. so they could get the area -- get to the area and fix the problem. >> any time you have a system this large and this old, we're constantly trying to work on

fresno we'll see low to mid-60s. 45 tahoe, 56 yosemite. low to mid-70s l.a. and palm springs. we should have less cloud cover. so low to mid-40s inland. mid to upper 40s around the bay and out to the coast. here's what we're watching, the warm front. it's triggering the drizzle this morning. this area of high pressure will move in and watch how we lose the drizzle from the overnight hours. there it is through 7:00. you can see it's pretty small and few and far between to the increasing sunshine as we head to the afternoon hours. tomorrow we could see widespread 70s around the bay but only about 60 at the coast. cooler with that chance of rain on thursday. no chance of rain on friday but still stay cooler than average. saturday is looking drier and the best chance of rain now over the weekend will be sunday night and that will spill into monday. >> here's frances with an update. >> look out for that thick fog on the peninsula. >> pacifica and daly city, visibility down to 25 feet. that's the time we see accidents around here. look out for that. chp still en route to an accident

fresno will hit 70 today. los angeles and palm springs, mid to upper 70s. san diego 67.ry heading to tahoe. should be easy to get there this morning and again tomorrow before the snow hits tomorrow evening. 46 for a high today. bring it back home. we'll have high clouds start to take over. we'll still have some fog along the coast like we do this morning. some of that shooting through the san bruno gap. may see a little fog on the peninsula. low to mid-40s inland, upper 40s to low 50s around the bay and out to the coast. high pressure dominating our weather as the system steers to the north by these it will bring us high clouds and mild conditions. the next system that's sitting over hawaii right now that comes in saturday evening and brings us the likely chance of rain. here we are saturday morning. you see the high clouds and the reason why the temperatures are warmer. as we head into the afternoon hours, the clouds get thicker. we start to see some light rain fall 4:00 to 5:00 up in the north bay and kind of hang out there for the better part of the evening hours and

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