prosecutors say y yousef bey ordered two followers to assassinate bailey, a prominent journalist because he was writing a store that would expose the bakery's questionable finances. codefendant antoine mackey is the man accused of driving the getaway car and a confessed guns exchanged testimony for a reduce sentence. >> san quentin is lock down after a riot and four intes re sent to the spit. th ri inin the ding hall guards stopped the brawl using non-lethal bullets and pepper spray. the fact that ten weapons made by inmates. no word on what started on the riot and injured people but it came after a similar riot at a sacramento prison. no guards were hurt. >> they have upheld a court order requiring california to cut the prison population by 46,000 so adequate health care can be provided for the remaining inmates. the order mandates a prison population of no more than 110,000 inmates but there are more than 142,000 inmates in california 33 adult prisons. anthony kennedy wrote, for years the medical care provided by california prisons have fallen short of requirements and has failed to me

. >>> yousef bey seen here in the white is the man accused of ordering 2007 killing of the oakland journalist. they rested their case after six weeks of testimony. bey's attorney says prosecutors did not meet the burden of proof to meet conviction. they say he ordered bailey's murder to prevent him from writing articles critical about the your black muslim bakery. >>> a passenger ship entered a between baja and san diego. missing passenger is a 65-year-old woman, her name hasn't been released. they say she didn't show up for a customs check when it docked in san diego on tuesday afternoon. >> let's go outside right now. record temperatures today and tomorrow? >> check out another beautiful picture as we look back from emeryville. notice how calm the waters are as high pressure kept away the free air-conditioning. land breeze is here. in fact try to find a cloud. you can see plenty of snow on the visible satellite but not much in the way of cloud cover. that is going to boost our temperatures to 12 degrees above average to 18 in napa. sun will set at about 8:03. two areas, santa cruz, 85 and i

prosecutors say y yousef bey ordered two followers to assassinate bailey, a prominent journalist because he was writing a store that would expose the bakery's questionable finances. codefendant antoine mackey is the man accused of driving the getaway car and a confessed guns exchanged testimony for a reduce sentence. >> san quentin is lock down after a riot and four inmates were sent to the hospital. the ri go inin the dining hall. guards stopped the brawl using non-lethal bullets and pepper spray. the fact that ten weapons made by inmates. no word on what started on the riot and injured people but it came after a similar riot at a sacramento prison. no guards were hurt. >> they have upheld a court order requiring california to cut the prison population by 46,000 so adequate health care can be provided for the remaining inmates. the order mandates a prison population of no more than 110,000 inmates but there are more than 142,000 inmates in california 33 adult prisons. anthony kennedy wrote, for years the medical care provided by california prisons have fallen short of requirements and h

closing arguments are expected to start today in the trial of antwan mackey and yousef bey, iv. mackey took the stand yesterday, that was unexpected, saying he was not involved in the murders. >>> today doctors are expected to update us on the condition of injured giants fan bryan stow. stow is in a san francisco hospital and remains in critical condition. meanwhile the reward for an arrest in the case has jumped to $200,000. >>> the oakland city council has voted to continue the controversial gang injunction. it forbids known gang members from gathering in parts of north oakland and the fruit veil neighborhood. >>> the time now, 5:16. another wet day on this wednesday. christina loren joins us with a look at your forecast. >> you know what, we're going to see two sides to this day, a wet start and gorgeous second half of your day. gorgeous air quality because we had the rain come through and purify our air. we're looking pretty good at about 11:00 a.m. i think we'll see a few more showers later on this evening but overall the peninsula looking nice and dry at about 9:00 a.m. le

. >>> yousef bey seen here in the white is the man accused of ordering 2007 killing of the oakland journalist. they rested their case after six weeks of testimony. bey's attorney says prosecutors did not meet the burden of proof to meet conviction. they say he ordered bailey's murder to prevent him from writing articles critical about the your black muslim bakery. >>> a passenger ship entered a between baja and san diego. missing passenger is a 65-year-old woman, her name hasn't been released. they say she didn't show up for a customs check when it docked in san diego on tuesday afternoon. >> let's go outside right now. record temperatures today and tomorrow? >> check out another beautiful picture as we look back from emeryville. notice how calm the waters are as high pressure kept away the free air-conditioning. land breeze is here. in fact try to find a cloud. you can see plenty of snow on the visible satellite but not much in the way of cloud cover. that is going to boost our temperatures to 12 degrees above average to 18 in napa. sun will set at about 8:03. two areas, santa cruz 85 and in

yousef bey and man town mackey are charged with three counts of murder. prosecutors rested their case on may 3rd after presenting testimony from dozens of witnesses. the defense called only a handful of witnesses. one of the lawyers asked for a delay as he tries to find a missing witness. >> ed leave is ogdz a review of emergency communications after two failures. they went down for a couple hours last thursday and friday. emergency responders had to rely on a back-up system for basic communication. the mayor will meet about the emergency management director this week to find out why a computer server use by dispatchers failed. >> los angeles police will give an update on the hunted of two suspects responsible for severely beating bryan stow outside dodgers stadium. 300 billboards show sketches of the suspect who beat stow back in march along with a police tip line and information on a reward in the case. meantime, he was transferred from l.a. to san francisco general hospital. a team of specialists will monitor his recovery. >>> santa cruz bowling alley

yousef bey and antoine mackey are charged with the murder of the oakland journalist and the murders of two over men. mackey said he was not at the scene of any of the fatal shooting. prosecutors contend that bey ordered bailey killed because he was writing a storm about the your black muslim bakery in o which they owned. broussard made a plea deal testified bailey at bey's direction. >> kristen: four law enforcement agencies may be consolidating their 911 dispatch centers, they are looking into the benefits of merging hoping to decide by late summer. no word yet on how much money will be saved or how much dispatcher jobs will be affected. critics say consolidating could reduce the level of service because dispatchers may not be familiar with the entire coverage area. >> eric: oakland police have recovered a stolen gun port. the historic brass relic was broken off friday night. it weighs more than a ton. they released two men for the theft and police say they don't know how they carted it away. a tip from a scrap metal recycler led to the arrest. >> kristen: you see the roads are still

tall, 150 pounds >>> defense will begin presenting it's case in the case of chauncey bailey the yousef bey seen here in white is the man accused of ordering the 2007 killing of the oakland journalist. prosecution rested its case after six weeks of testimony. bey's attorney says he'll call just a few witnesses. prosecutors had argued that bey ordered bailey's murder to prevent him from writing articles critical of the bakery. >> they probably won't punish a first grader that unknowingly brought a gun to school. officials say a teacher and the student both notified the gun when the youngster opened the backpack and begin taking items out of it. stanford police took custody of the gun and school officials say they are confident the student didn't know the firearm was there. >> the supervisors have approved a budget that includes $46 million in cuts mainly for public safety. new cuts require the elimination of 130 positions, 42 jobs from probation department. 28 from the sheriff's department and 12 positions from the district attorney's office. d.a. mark peterson said the cuts could force him

yousef bey and one other is charged of three kiontsd of murder in connection with the deaths of chauncey bailey and two other men in oakland. prosecutors rested their case on tuesday after presenting six weeks of testimony. bey's attorney only called one witness yesterday. they called several witnesses and have until may 17th before closing arguments begin. >> the first of two votes that could raise your electric bill. pg&e is asking for a 20% rate hike. but the people that use the least energy could pay the most. amy hollyfield is live at state puc to explain. >> i'm not going to say what you expect. those who conserve energy will not be rewarded under this plan. in fact they may see their rating up. by contrast those that use a lot have power could get a 20% drop in rates next year. some critics say it sounds like pg&e will be stealing from the poor to pay the rich. pg&e says the current system unfairly burdens those that use a lot of power. those that use a lot of power are not necessarily the rich. they want to make it fair for everyone. the system was initially created to motivated

the defense attorney told jurors testimony from broussard does not prove yousef bey ordered the killing or was calling the shots. he also pointed out prosecutors offered broussard a 25-year sentence for the murder and another man in exchange for his testimony. >>> this year's rain is helping california get out of a crippling drought but it's also been crippling to local farmers. the fruit is literally rotting on the vine in some cases. we bring in damian trujillo. i know they're keeping a close eye on the skies like so many other vineyards and farmers. >> reporter: that's right. one more storm like the one we've had and they'll begin worrying here. this is their merlot and it just started blooming in the last day or two. let me show you what the rains have done to the recent strawberry crop here. one side of the strawberry looks really fruity and red but you turn it around and there's a damaged part. it's rotting right now as we speak on the vines, on the plant, there in the strawberry crops. the growers say that they are taking it -- they are really taking it hard right now because it'