. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

least 70 degrees and the remaining stageels takes riders down the coast then through southern california, st. cape you' all to the oaks. it doesn't matter there is a fight over parking spaces. people with v.i.p. seats park closest to the stadium and others will have to wash in the media, some are as far away as a mile from the stadium. >> i wish parking would have been planned into some of this and it seems a bit scattered and slightly inconvenient. >> they say parking is to avoid long traffic backups for fans getting in and out of the stadium. >>> the decision comes less than a week and she is the third person hit while crossing the intersection this year alone. that include a deadly accident in february and they plan on having a new light installed ahead of the installation date. >>> and near the territory, that is a long tie after cop likes am and they also spotted one dashing across several lanes and this will be in place next month to make room for the construction on doyle drive and it is 1,000 feet south ahead of the old one. >>> the new 911 dispatch system, coming up, the information

usa today says the chain will test the fries in northern california and st. louis.arlic parmesan and spicy buffalo. mcdonald's april sales were unchanged at 1.2% which was better than analysts predicted. warmer temperatures and a late easter improved sales for retailers.. according to thomas reuters -- retailers overall posted same store sales in april that increased 4.6%, which is considered a modest gain. it's also the second consecutive month that sales have topped expectations. the ipo calendar gets a reboot its public debut today. the energy company was expected to price between $19 and $21. the ticker symbol is pbfx. on thursday cheetah mobile closed just over $14, its opening price. next week beauty product company jum-ay international holdings, plans to price between $19.50 to $21.50. ticker symbol is "j-m-e-i" and cancer care company 21st century oncology holdings could price between $14 to 16 ticker symbol is "i-c-c". in earnings watch... single serve k-cups are selling well for keurig green mountain. net income rose a robust 22%. and, the forecast for sur

seasoned fries will soon roll out in southern california and st. louis. before you jump up, the fries are only going to be sold in modesto, stockton, and sacramento. there is a catch, you have to season the fries yourself. apparently, they come with a special seasoning packet and you pour that into the bag and shake it to cover your fries. mcdonald's introduced this concept in some of its stores in hong kong about ten years ago and apparently it's doing well. >>> snakes on a plane is one thing. how about snakes in an nba locker room? that is what happened to the portland trail blazers before last night's game two against the san antonio spurs. this picture was posted on instagram by moe williams. luckily, no one was hurt. a security guard did trap that snake in a trash can and released it from the locker room. after the scare, though, the blazers lost game two 114-97. game three is on saturday in portland. christina, they don't tell us here, but one of the players said, you know what, he was pretty darned scared. >> yeah, just depends on what you're afrai

seasoned fries will soon roll out in northern california and st. louis.efore you jump up the fries will only be sold in stockton, modesto and you have to season the fries yourself. they come with a special seasoning packet which you pour into a bag and shake it up to cover the fries. mcdonald's introduced this concept in some stores in hong kong ten years ago. >> i have to season them myself? >>> let's check win christina this morning. >> good morning to you. yeah, i like a little salt with my shake, as well. we got a good-looking day, fries, whatever it is you're having for breakfast. just keep in mind temperature will be nice and comfortable for the next couple of days. if you wanted to do any cooking for mom, today and tomorrow are your days to do so. so hot by the end of the weekend. 72 degrees in the east bay and 76 in the north bay and 71 degrees in the south bay. stick around, we'll tell you what's happened across the bay area for you and mom this year. more free events to tell you about and a little trick up my sleeve and hope you combat the heat

"usa today" said the fast food giant will start testing seasoned fries in northern california, as well as st. louis. there is a catch, the fries aren't preseasoned. they come with special packets which you have to pour into a bag and shake to cover the fries. mcdonald's introduced the concept to some of its stores in hong kong about ten years ago. my question is this, why mess with perfection. >> they are. they are the best fries. >> mcdonald's fries and i said it time and time. we will try these seasoned fr s fries -- >> you think mcdonald's fries are the worst? >> no, the best. >> hampton, thank you very much. >> i don't know, what do you think, christina? salt and vinegar french fries. >> i think you just outraged hampton pearson. a man loves his in and out, hampton. here's a little trick for you. animal fries and get them cooked well done. oh, yeah, delicious treat there for you at in and out. of 61 degrees at the peninsula and temperatures comfortable today and clouds yesterday still an overcast sky to start the day but nice sunshine coming your way this afternoon. so, basically, your t

breakfast and mcdonald's is confirming that they will test seasoned fries at stores in northern california and in st louis including bacon-flavored fries. this photo shows the fries. mcdonald's says they are available in china, india, australia, and whom congress. >> those were long drives to get the seasoned dries. >> 6:25 some of the gold coins found by a couple walking their dog will be found. the couple found several rusty cans full of rare gold coins buried on their property. some of the coins in terrific condition for being in a can for a century and are shown at the nevada county fair grounds and expected to fetch $1 million -- $11 million at auction. >> we have the top stories at 6:30. >> a bay area landlord confronts a woman who is trying to rent off the renters. >> i am katie marzullo at the fairmont hotel in san jose where president obama spent the night. protesters plan to take up issues. >> drizzle chance is fading with below average temperatures and a huge warming trend is on way with oakland hitting 90 next week. >>> i am leyla gulen and the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is packed an

>> northern california and st. louis. they need new products. the menu is getting more confusing.ve. we are always talking about millennials eating food with one hand, you got to make these yourself, you by the fries and one of three seasonings like garlic, promise and and shake it up in a bag yourself. 2 is going to want to do that? stuart: we didn't know that. that is interesting. i don't want to leave you out of the discussion. go. >> i tell you what. i am all for the change in tastes but not the extra work involved. we don't need any more work, we need easy over the counter. i understand why they are making the change. this could be a disastrous new drive. >> not sure this is good competition for the satisfied from burger king so that is more low-calorie french fries and not sure this is the answer. stuart: ed butowksi has the last word on the fraud. >> in this body about 15,000 are directly from the original french fry and i absolutely there was one food i am addicted to, mcdonald's french fries. i love them. stuart: hard work. the nfl draft, back to you. what advice, you are

"usa today" says the golden arches will start testing seasoned fry in california and st. louis.d shake up yourself. i remember crisps like that about 30 years ago. mcdonald's debuted this concept in some of its hong kong restaurants nearly a decade ago. see whether that takes off. >>> u.s. futures this morning are indicating a flat to softer start for u.s. equities. nasdaq is down by around 6 points, the s&p 2 points below fair value and the dow at the moment is some 12 points below fair value. the weakness is being characterized as divergence between the big caps and nasdaq. some technicians have been telling cnbc it may be a good time to play the markets fairly cautiously. let's get the view of michael girka. what do you make of this slight divergence? nasdaq off by 0.7% and the dow up 0.25. >> it seemed there was a divergence between technology or the nasdaq itself versus the broader market looking a lot weaker. as we started to progress during the week, we're starting to notice, again, there is actually more pressure in the russell and now we're starting to see it even in th

st. marcos california is brian rooney, al jazeera correspondent. thank you for joining us. that is where a fire broke out. forcing a university to close down. with the winds and textures nearing 100 degrees, what are the firefighters telling you. >> it's hard to fight fire. when it's 100 degrees, and the humidity is low. they attack it from the air. helicopters, aircraft, firefighters don't get out ahead of a fire on the ground. it's far too dangerous. have you to depend partly upon the terrain and wind and weather, and good luck to coral and contain it. >> how many people have been evacuated. damaged? >> the evacuations are a shifting number. figures - 20,000 homes outside san diego. yesterday and today about 13,000, it's in numbers of homes, not people. the damage - so far, we'll get better numbers in a report. so far not that many houses have burnt, considering the amount of ground that burnt. it's 14 square miles of area that the fires burnt through. only a handful of houses and complex burnt, several counting. >> the fire department chief, which was an area worst hit.

st. kci which is before the california pelosi first appellant district in my opinion incorporates by reference. all of the matters that would be there before the coiling. those are the only materials we have. i think we have advised the public as to what materials we're working for when we tell them we're discussing that and we referenced the particular case for the coiling. there's nothing else we have that's secret or we're sandbagging the public on in any way that's sufficient notice. i think we've gone ahead and the discussion is starred in a robust healthy way we shouldn't and i abort it at this point >> short point of order please. mr. shaw you didn't notify the public - mr. shaw >> commissioner keane i think my concern here is the same way that you got the materials that we got the materials that was provided to us directly i don't think you expect the public to see all the pleadings if it's the opinion of the city attorney it needed to be included did by other commissioner want to comment. >> i just only heard the bulk of the city attorney said the bulk of the information was shared yo

st. louis. people wenta, texas to california. louisiana went to oklahoma. that is the first time i had real gumbo, was in st. louis. >> people in chicago came primarily from -- >> the line was up the mississippi river. >> what about washington and new york? >> all of my folks are from georgia. my father is from virginia. my wife's folks are from north carolina. we went to new york, to buffalo, to d.c., to detroit. all of my family are detroit and east. i have a couple in chicago. >> they found jobs at the auto companies. >> somebody went up there and came back home in the summer and said, they hiring up there. can build a middle-class existence. >> exactly. >> bill wilkerson wrote a break -- a great book about migration. it really is wonderful. is this a happy ending? he makes a heroic decision. everybody feels like -- they say even, so walter has recaptured his manhood by making this decision. do you see it that way? >> i think, going back to what he says, what this can do for us -- he captures it in that way. there is a reality, when they walked out that d

st. louis. the louisiana-texas people went to california. louisiana went to oklahoma. that's the first time i had real gumbo was in st. louis. >> charlie: so people from chicago came primarily from -- >> the line was up the ain't now! creaking back in on something this hard. >> it ain't now! but, you know, as a woman, there's a joy of watching latanya be latanya and having people know her as latanya richardson for what she's bringing, not for who's on her arm. but also there's a joy to see a mature woman stand on that stage and blow it away. it's undeniable. she doesn't have to look ten years old. she doesn't have to be nipped and tucked and pulled and twisted because she is on the stage fully embodying who she is and going further because latanya is beautiful and she takes mama to a place where i think it's unrecognizable. it is thrilling as a woman to see someone at this place in their life embody that and blow it out and have people scream her name because it's important and it's something that hollywood often denies us and pretends doesn't exist. >> these are my chi

st. paul during the encore for california rock bond. >> he is one of the most elusive frontmen in rock has done a solo since 1995 and split from journey before that. he said he had 50 new songs waiting to be recorded at the whom studio in delmar. we never stopped "believing." >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg facing new legal trouble but not in the united states. coming up, who is ordering the c.e.o. to an international courtroom. >> hidden cash, the mystery man who is stashing money across the bay area reveals the real reason behind his huge give away and the bay area city he is headed to, tomorrow. >> coming up at 6:00, billionaire problems, bill gates pledged to give away 95 percent of his wealth so wh >> in the south bay hidden cash is coming your way. ed stash will be hidden tomorrow in shows by the mysterious ben factor. this word on the location but hidden cash says that a huge give away will happen when he reaches 100,000 twitter followers. right now he has 32,000 followers including that gentleman tracing a clue to the ramp bar in the dog patch neighborhood yesterday. this couple

st. louis to milwaukee, wisconsin, california, to speak up for those making $7.25.these people make $7.25 but live in shelters. we need houses and homes to provide for our families. that's why we're here, to make a stand, because we're worth $15 an hour. >> brooke, they make a point. it isn't just mcdonald's, it's fast food workers. >> we mention, the timing not coincidental, tomorrow, mcdonald's annual shareholders meeting. ted rowlands, thank you. >>> hour two, i'm brooke baldwin. big doings in washington. president obama finally responded to tall ledged coverup involving veterans' medical care. heads could roll in the wake of this. for now one of them will not be that of secretary eric shinseki. the president stood behind this embattled former general after cnn reported 40 veterans died while waiting for care at a va hospital. this retired va doctor right here talking with our own drew griffin was a whistle-blower here. dr. sam foote told drew about the secret list that contained the true wait times for veterans in phoenix, arizona. from dr. foot, we know 1400 to

st. andrews gardens apartments in l.a. appears just about like any other neighborhood in california. >> the only barrier between this particularsite and our apartment units is this wall. >> reporter: but beyond the s cinder block wall and tarp he discovered think are using hydrochloric acid to treat the well. only six months ago, a new state law called sb 4 took effect which was supposed to require companies to notify neighbors of oil well stimulation such as fracking or the use of acid. they were also to post a list of all fracked wells on the website within 60 days. >> we weren't informed there were chemicals on this particular location. >> reporter: an investigation by nbc bay area has discovered just as much public confusion and uncertainty as to what wells are being fracked as before sb 4 took effect. we found wells like this one or this one, both in kern county. >> basically, communities across california are being kept in the dark. >> reporter: he is an attorney for an environmental group now calling for a halt to all fracking operations in california. >> fracking is a dangerous practice. and to not know where it's happ

st. andrews gardens apartments in l.a. appears like just about any other neighborhood in california. >> the only barrier between this particular site and our apartment units is this wall. >> reporter: but beyond the krindser block wall behind the tarp don martin only recently discovered a drilling operation was using hydrochloric acid. >> we have a right to know what's going on in our backyard. >> reporter: six months ago a state law called sb-4 took effect which was supposed to require all oil and gas companies to notify neighbors about oil well stimulation such as fracking or the use of acid. sb-4 required the state to post a list of all fracked and stimulated wells on its website within 60 days. >> it angers me. because first of all, we weren't informed that there were chemicals on this particular location. >> reporter: and an investigation by nbc bay area has discovered just as much public confusion and uncertainty over what wells are being fracked or acidized as before sb-4 took effect. we found wells like this one, or this one, both located in kern county where fracking occurred, but so far the fracking has not been repo

rainfall for most of northern california for most of northern nevada will get a very glancing blow, just a few showers tomorrow. if you're out toward antioch, bay point, pittsburg or st. helena and napa, you'll be closest to this low. you carry about a 20% chance of a shower and tiny chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow, but any chance is a chance because we're talking about a high fire threat and lightning could be a problem. we'll watch that tomorrow. by witness low pressure gone, big area of high pressure begins to move in. sunshine comes back. tiny chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow, the best chance in the north bay or east bay tomorrow afternoon or evening before the warmer weather comes back wednesday. another relatively chilly day inland, highs running about 6 degrees below average. redwood city will hit 68. antioch, brentwood, low 70s for you. san francisco a partly sunny 63, breezy, san rafael 70 and a couple showers toward clear lake with a high tomorrow of 72. hello, sunshine, wednesday. hello, 80s starting thursday and friday. we've got a holiday weekend coming up, memorial day next monday well into the 80s inland, near 80 near the bay. any activiti

st. cloud of we'll all white airliner the boy from san jose said molly putting the plane he's now a californiate custody a person shot police and for to gunman as happened during an apparent case of rage in san jose after am also quite. please and not releasing the condition of the victims night. in 91 calls from miami seemed to indicate 4 yawner: topic was not a hotel room with make a woman whose laws but if a shoe direct tested >> : any nice is hands me area slated for known for innovative the knees cuisine has just won top honors roads and in restaurants for a favorite for tourists alike. perry tough competition for an inquiry comes naturally. >> : it makes it sound easy just been make says the falling trees for northern california and lb pleaded not celebrating its 20th birthday this fall. you bet be harder than ever again and lime >> : impacting some of the save lives. as per the miracle drug. certainly helps a lot of people and people are very fortunate to have heart issues or stroke to definitely want to take some aspirin but now the fda's ruling that aspirin can not be marketed to peop

california. >>> now the russian president said he's worried about threats to russia's gas supplies by what he calls radicals. speaking in a meeting in st. petersburg. russia supplies about one-third of europe's gas needs and half of that runs through ukrainian pipelines. >> i won't hide that we're seriously worried about the radicals about their direct threat. we hope that common sense prevails and that won't happen. the situation with our neighbors once again confirms the relevance of our initiatives to our clients in the european union. >> in ukraine itself final preparations are unway ahead of sunday's presidential election. but as the interim leaders plan to attend prayers for peace the east of the country remains violence with attacks and protestors threatening to disrupt the vote. they are holding prayers for peace. >> reporter: a symbolic act of unity on the eve of the presidential election. ukrainians of different denominations come together to pray for peace. earlier the prime minister underlined the importance of the vote. >> on may 25th we are going to go to the polls to elect the head of our state. we will vote for the free

california. a priest was arrested for having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl. a week-long investigation ended with davis police arresting father hector coria of stmes catholic church. police believe coria began the inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old girl from his parish, late last year. investigators learned of the alleged affair just this week, and began their investigation, which led them to search several locations yesterday and ended with coria booked into the yolo county jail. he has since bailed out. the news of his arrest, shocked many at tonight's evening mass. meaning coria can't wear the collar, celebrate mass or offer sacraments, right now. only rome can permanantly take away his abiity to be a priest we will just have to see how the investigation turns out. > > we will have at him to the list, as far as priests are concerned. as teachers prepare their lesson plans for another week. one fremont educator is staying out of the classroom. for allegedly slaping a student. the thrid grade teacher was supposed to return to work friday.but that didn't happen. kron4's mike pelton shows us why. and talked to the student at the cente

st. thomas's quite a school. they should be proud. politically correct? we will be right back. stay with us. >> weld fires still burning hot of control in southern californiaow turning deadly. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to ow. we're in the business of up. everyday delta fes a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. lou: wildfires raging not have control officials say nearly 20,000 acres ve been scorched in san diego county nearly twice the number of acres as yesterday 1,000 firefighters they started to say there are reports of some progress and some help from mother nature as well our correspondent has the live report. >>. >> there are three active fires burning right now i can pendleton the latest broke out four hours ago creating evacuation's 4700 have to get off the base this afternoon on top of the 1500 to evacuate yesterday and that is one of the number of fires have broken out throughout the past couple of days. 11,000

st. louis native was born in 1921 and began his radio career and a cbs affiliate in iowa. in the late 1936, several of the sisters to california real work as a staff musician on network radio shows. he performed everything from country and western to big band jazz. he dropped his mexican and indian changed his name. that year he recorded stampede with rogers. it was surely the first and quite possibly last, black man passing as a turban, indian ever played on the kutcher record. his beautiful blonde wife, former disney studios airbrush artists was unstoppable and crafting the spurs,. she designed the sets, worked with technicians and costing her husband. a program with no talking and all the organ music show you would not fly to date. the rules of this indian were still up for grabs. people did not what tv was supposed to be. ktla was an independent broadcaster, which give it more flexibility and its network competitors. shows were alive, rough round the edges, and offered a dizzying variety of musical entertainment. there were cooking programs, puppet theater, and weird, the in which a flustered man tried to explain the mecha

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. >> : now developing stores in southern california firefighters desperately trying to get a number of wild fires under control becomes see a map on the st currently burning in san diego area as you can see flames have already devoured 10,000 a. of land in the area since the first fire popped up on tuesday. >> : we're now learning turned deadly >> : sadly so one person has died as well fires have forced thousands of residents out of their homes through but the scope of the scene of however seems temperatures in decreasing winds it up >> : this five well fires are hundred percent contained but five others still going. still will real uphill battle as the market) but third fire has started at the people who live there and elsewhere in san diego county are emotionally spent. >> : i opened up gates for them in the back gate area to easier for them. does save my house if you can and they did. with all of california dealing with severe to its social drug conditions officials said fire season as know i year round of venture did we a list of firefighting crews from the bay area that are thought hoping to fight the fire in san diego county all me

occurred beyer is as a taste of what's to come for california and other hot day in the bay area note with a close eye and look at high temperatures from st a liberal or 95 minutes yack 96 out of their field and in nappa d 9 in san jose 91 in sunnyvale 92 in redwood city it was a lot cooler the coastline tempters back in the '70s and in the space for lens back in the eighties >> : look at change over the past 44 hours the biggest change occurring of coastline and for a bay shore 14 degrees cooler in daly city today and degrees in downtown the onset is seven degrees cooler in richmond oakland and hayward. the cynical and with little more minimal and inland valley is that certainly of the we had in the next will this stop in oregon supreme of the not warm so big nine unconquered sun. an oakland 76 in downtown san francisco site well sealed in a fog return to the cosigned a cooler overnight tonight and tomorrow and cooling trend continues and sleek and look at how low said the jurors will go coming up. >> : nearly 13 years after the attack at forever change america new memorial museum at kron 0 in new york is opening until now we've just bee

st. john paul ii left a note asking for forgiveness of the suffering of jews over history and former pope benedict wrote a note praying for peace among christians, muslims and jews. >>> california has a serious case of voter apathy. that's what experts are saying. a new report says the state could have its lowest voter turnout ever in the upcoming primary election june 3rd. "mercury news" speculate several contributing factors and known citizen initiatives. experts say the people most likely to vote next month are we wealthier and well educated and they tend to vote more conservatively. >>> let's give you a live look at downtown san jose. anthony slaughter is in for christina, who has memorial day off. >> yes, a lovely memorial day. if you have the day off, get outside and enjoy it, spf, if you have plans to hit the beach, lovely there. little cooler from how it has been for the past couple days and overall lots of sunshine and really just a picture perfect day across the bay area. kind of the envy of the nation as christina likes to call it. if you have family or friends coming in town, this is really a lovely day. if you're doing any traveling across the state, down into sout

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california's oldest winery, and tell you why it is in danger of being destroyed. say it ain't so. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg number -- $380 million -- that -- the city of stis investing in the city arch project. vice president joe biden was just there yesterday and he says the project is an example of what the country can do to rebuild infrastructure. -- the projectb would bring 4000 permanent jobs. in new york, president obama will use the aging tappan zee bridge to highlight the latest fight in washington over the new highway bill. peter cook has the details. we should break out our crisis countdown clocks. isn't this the next big shoe to drop in washington? to dust off the clock. you do not have to plug them in yet, but we are getting closer. fund could trust start bouncing checks by august, putting 112,000 construction injects, 700,000 jobs jeopardy. the president will turn up the heat on congress with today's event at the tappan zee bridge, and the big sticking point, money. inders agree on billions infrastructure investment, but they disagree on how to pay for it, and tuesday i spoke with transportation secretary anthony at a bloomberg conference he