go through the sixth changes with our neighbors this is in red the project site located between mariposa and 18th and bound by third and illinois. the left arrows talk about the surrounding site so what you see are this site a mostly developed with residential use. this is looking down on the site to the left is the residential project to the north and to the south is the residential projects with courtyards on both sides this is trying to lion our courtyards with the other prongs. this is a photograph at the top a residential across the street as well as the picture both off to the left that's our site with the block as viewed from the corner of 18 and third. this is our project site highlighted in red exist on the site is small industrial buildings. this is the project site from illinois street. as viewed from across illinois in 4 different shots you see the picture of the eucalyptus trees they're going to be removed as part of the project proposal. i'm i'd like to go invite john up to talk about the project >> thank you, john architecture. we'll go through a few slides and hang around

as the three agents made their way eastward towards yosemite, deputy sheriff rod sinclair of the mariposa county sheriff's office was preparing to check the road closings for the queen's visit. >> rod was a big man, heavy, and was quite macho and authoritative. >> we had heard, but we never deduced hard evidence of this fact, that sinclair was something of a loose cannon. >> sinclair and another deputy climbed into a chevy impala patrol car, similar to this one, and sped west on highway 132 to check on the road closings. at the same moment, the secret service agents continued eastward in a small rental car. none of the agents was wearing a seatbelt. the road was wet from a light rain. both sinclair and the convoy of secret service agents believe the road had been cleared of traffic. >> the sheriff's car was coming from our right, around this curve. the secret service cars were coming from our left. >> the road curved around the small hill that blocked the driver's view of approaching cars. that location had been the scene of seven accidents in the previous three years. at 10:31 a.m. on ma

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report of a grass fire burning along 780 we're told traffic is >>> a major restoration will begin in mariposagrove. more now on the changes that visitors can expect and why timing has special sig stance. >> these are trees people travel to see. >> beautiful. this is worth it for the drive. >> yosemite's giant sequoias can grow as tall as a 19 story building and wider that be a car the largest is estimated about 2000 years old. >> it's amazing. i -- never thought trees could be so big. >> the parking lot and tram roads built decades ago are now interfering with shallow, sprawling roots. >> and with pavement, that impedes from growing and seeds coming out. it's going to help us get more young trees going. >> that is why the park service is paying $16 million, plus $20 million raised by the conservancy to restore the area to a mer-natural and serene state. trams no longer running. a larger parking area just two miles away and shuttles taking visitors to trails that are handicap accessible. >> that is balance we feel this does that. and has overwhelming support. >> the work set to begin with a gr

en la mano izquierda tiene una mariposa y letras.abarrotan los hospitales por un virus en los otros paÍses del caribe tambiÉn. se reportan 14 vÍctimas mortales en el caribe. >> el virus es provocado por el mosquito que transmite el dengue. su apariciÓn en san cristÓbal al sur del paÍs, donde cientos de personas han sido afectadas. >> cuando llegue aquÍ, me pusieron mÉdicamentos, inyecciones. >> el virus se queda cuatro dÍas en el organismo. >> desde que se determinaron los primeros casos, ya sabÍa que podÍa convertirse en epidemia, porque es una enfermedad nueva y una poblaciÓn susceptible. los casos se estÁn presentando sÓlo en seis provincias del paÍs, lo que quiere decir que la epidemia estÁ concentrada. >> ante la demanda de pacientes, se requieren medicamentos. >> segÚn las autoridades de salud pÚblica, al 1 de junio de este aÑo el virus habÍa afectado a unas 50.000 personas en la repÚblica dominicana. mientras en estados unidos aseguran que el virus originado en kenia en 2004 tiene presencia en los 19 paÍses. >> podrÍa expandir

los estudiante planean demostrar su apoyo, usÁndola toda especial color rosado y con mariposas. >> paratenemos que detener estas exportaciones. >> siendo sin cambios a las leyes a fines del verano. sus acciones son granito de arena, pero que entre todos se puede lograr mucho mÁs. >> gracias, beatriz. el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas, de conocer imÁgenes de momento nadie varios inmigrantes llegan ilegalmente a estados unidos. desde donde nos enviÓ el siguiente reportaje, gustavo valdez. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> imÁgenes impresionante, proporcionada por la patrulla estatal de texas. >> saltan de una pequeÑa balsa. el parecer tratando de evitar las autoridades. >> mientras que los traficantes no pierden tiempo, y regresan a mÉxico. este es sÓlo un ejemplo del aumento de cruces ilegales registrados en los Últimos meses. y que las autoridades estadounidenses califican de emergencia humanitaria. juan es un salvadoreÑo de sÓlo 16 aÑos. cuenta que comas en la semana, cruzÓ la frontera de manera similar. >> al rapidito lo metÍan en el monte. >> porque su guÍa... >> nos abandonÓ a todo

. >> when i went out on my first service call on mariposa on state street, i just happened to see the vehicle. >> we realized that there was blood dripping out of the bottom of the undercarriage of the vehicle. we could see a head of one of the victims up near the front cab area of the pickup bed. >> the bodies of both women were found inside covered with some cardboard boxes. >> it was an extremely brutal way to die. they both had two gunshot wounds to the head. they both were bound and gagged and hogtied. their eyes were covered, their mouths were covered. their hands were duct taped behind their backs and their ankles were duct taped. >> but who would not only kill these two women, but execute them? and what message was the killer sending? >>> no one knew why roxanne ellis and michelle abdill were murdered. the motive didn't appear to be robbery. blood patterns indicated the women had been shot inside the truck. four shell casing from a .25 caliber pistol were found near the bodies. there were no foreign fingerprints inside the truck but there were several overlapping shoe prints f

a ground-breaking ceremony is planned at mariposa grove on monday, it will be the first step in a restorationroject to remove the parking lot, the tram roads and the gift shop to make the area look more like it did back when it was first designated for public use. >> the first time in the history of the world that that a piece of land has been set aside for all people for preservation, it truly is the beginning of the national park movement. >> and an answer to a trivia question, if you were curious, it was president abraham lincoln who signed the yosemite grant, setting aside the area for the state of california under the condition that it be held for public use, resort and recreation. >>> so gorgeous. and going to be hot there. >> yes. >> about 90 today, mid 90s tomorrow. in the northern tier, lake tahoe, we've got some mid 40s in truckee, 51 tahoe valley airport. going for a high of 80 today with a nice breeze. but the breeze decreases in the temperatures go up. all around california. we'll talk about it, when we come back. >>> next, an east bay museum reopens to the public after undergoin

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expansion of the bridge was completed between -- and we are working on the modernization of the mariposa port of entry. all of those capacities also mean we need to collaborate to find other ways to reduce wait times because we are going to be helped by the additional capacity, but also that will bring greater expectations. when i started to work on mexico in 2003, i will tell you there was not, it seemed to me there were not this many projects going on. and i know that many of these had been in process for a long time, there were about three new crossings in about two or three years. it was the first time we had that in about a decade, new crossings opening. there is a sense some of the slow processes are coming to fruition or initiatives are beginning to take hold because people have demonstrated the utility of them. we have convinced the pulley have money, whatever the reason. i think there is momentum for the direction and that is important to make up some of that deficit we face. on the security side, there has been a lot written about the pause on the security side the united state

the ceremony planned at mariposa grove. the first step to remove the parking lot, tram roads and a gift shop to make the area look like it did when first designated for public use. >> first time in the history of the world a piece of land has been set aside for all people for preservation. truly it is the beginning of the national park movement. >> and answer is, the president signed the grant setting aside the area for the state of california under condition it held for public use, resort, and recreation. >> spencer knew that. >> yes. he was there. >> you never know what you're going to see today. a heard of goats surprised people. one goat made it onto the highway and was not hurt. someone tweeted out these photos. that is good news, otherwise it would have been baaaad. >> oh, goodness. >> i wish i can just reverse that ten seconds and not do that. >> we all wish that, larry. >> my influence. let's take a look at what is going on with weather. this will get your goat. sunny skies right now, low clouds, fog along the coast

the ceremony planned at mariposa grove.the first step to remove the parking lot, tram roads and a gift shop to make the area look like it did when first designated for public use. >> first time in the history of the world a piece of land has been set aside for all people for preservation. truly it is the beginning of the national park movement. >> and answer is, the president signed the grant setting aside the area for the state of california under condition it held for public use, resort, and recreation. >> spencer knew that. >> yes. he was there. >> you never know what you're going to see today. a heard of goats surprised people. one goat made it onto the highway and was not hurt. someone tweeted out these photos. that is good news, otherwise it would have been baaaad. >> oh, goodness. >> i wish i can just reverse that ten seconds and not do that. >> we all wish that, larry. >> my influence. let's take a look at what is going on with weather. this will get your goat. sunny skies right now, low clouds, fog along the coastl

. >> the mariposa grove is expected to be completed by august 2016, the 100th anniversary of the national park service. you don't have to drive for hours to check out some of yosemite's history. this exhibit at the memorial museum opened today. the exhibit shows the people that shaped the park's history. >>> you can see one of the 15 envelopes filled with cash and hints that they could be found around oakland. some hints indicated that the millionaire placed some of the cash near lakeside park. >> i think it's great. he's giving back. he knows where he came from and where he is now. he's giving back to the communities. i think it's a great idea. >> his next cash drop will be in madrid, spain. he made his fortune buying and flipping homes on the peninsula. >>> just how hot is it going to be tomorrow? >> hot enough to make you sweat in our inland communities. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. most of the bay area, clear. there is a little patch of fog that's formed. here's a look at the 24-hour temperature change. many areas are running warmer. 13 degrees warmer in livermore. up 5 in san jos

. >> it will include a parks heritage fair as well as a ground breaking ceremony for a mariposa grow restoration project. >> beautiful park there. a lot of people going this summer, of course. >>> coming up next, president obama poised to address a crisis at the border. why some say his call for action actually could hurt underage immigrants. >>> and it's more than just a party. how pride meant politics today in new york city. >>> additional help from the united states including military advice and weapons have helped the iraqi military make gains against sunni insurgents in the north. >> but it hasn't stopped isis militants to begin to think beyond iraq expanding their ambitions globally. richard engel with more from baghdad. >> reporter: iraqi forces have secured the highway between samara and baghdad. and roads leading. it's the iraqi military's first significant achievement against the militants from isis in weeks. the advance helped by a new u.s. shipment of dozens of american held-fire missiles. american advisers are also giving the iraqi military intelligence and tactical advi

you'll be seeing video momentarily of the wildfire in mariposa county. with this state and other western states suffering from severe drought conditions they fear this wildfire season could be one of the worst in years. the department of agriculture and the international association of firefighters all will be testifying today. >>> meanwhile the senate intelligence committee will also hold a hearing on a bill designed to reign in government freedom act. supposed to stop the nsa bulk collection of phone records, but the bill still allows for data collection of internet communication. they are urging senators to put stricter language into that bill. among the ceo signing an open letter to the senate, google's larry paige, facebook mark zuckerberg and yahoo! marissa mayer. tons of big names there. one year ago today the news began reporting of the nsa surveillance of those phones based on leaks by edward snowden. >>> following breaking news in san jose. homicide detectives investigating a man's death. a live update from the scene. >>> also, a vigil for the

so, you do have some buses leaving here from the bus barn here at mariposa and bryant but not the complete number you'd have on a tuesday morning. as a result, the muni is telling you that there will be a major impact to service today again. in an effort to discourage the sickout, they did release this memo to its employees alerting them they need a doctor's note if they need to get paid for yesterday's sickout and today and any possible future sickouts. yesterday about 400 workers called in sick causing long lines and major delays and forcing them to get packed into these buses. a lot more tighter corridors than normal. the transit operators a contract with muni that would pay them $32 the second highest rate in the country. require the workers to kick in an additional 7.5% towards their pension. >> i was looking forward to the cable cars. my parents used to live here and they talked about how great everything was. that would have been a great attraction to city see the fact that it's not going on is kind of disappointing. >> muni also tweeted out this morning that they will be supplement

joining me now is dan wilson who volunteers with casa mariposa, an organization to help those people in tucson, and thank you for joiping me, dan. so if you would, what are the conditions that you are seeing, and i know you are there working in tucson, but you are familiar with what is happening in nogales, and what do people need to know about the situation? >> yeah, for the children in nogales, and what we are hearing is that the conditions are improving and bringing in teams of doctors and more cots for kids to sleep on, but for the women and the children being released from the ica detention, is that the conditions within the detention centers, those conditions are really bad. >> are some of the kids there getting services like vaccinations, medical needs met? what more do they need? >> a lot of the kids that are unaccompanied minors, they are getting vaccinations, and a lot of them are starting to see doctors which is great, but they need legal help. so they are sending department of justice is starting to send the lawyers down there to kind of begin the conversations to tell th

it permanently protected the yosemite valley and mariposa grove.first wildland in the nation to be protected for all time. and later in 1890 yosemite was declared a national park. >> got to get you up there. >> how about business now. yahoo stock bears watching today. >>> here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, frank and michelle. it tends to be a quiet week this week on wall street with the 4th of july on friday. a lot of traders take it off. yahoo's stock is driving interest this morning. a piper jaffrey analyst is raising the bright target on the company to $43 giving yahoo a buy rating and once again yahoo the beneficiary of alibaba the chinese e-commerce giant that's going to be going public here pretty soon. it could raise $20 billion in the process. and yahoo owns 22% of alibaba so it's going to get a big payday out of that. that's primarily what this analyst is looking at. as far as yahoo's corbies goes, still sees it as slow growth compared to the industry. but because of alibaba's interest, yaho

chicago millionaire and the southwest on the page family ranch that late played in the desert of mariposa between the pecos river into the mountains named for the sunset where it peaks during incandescent. the following year with such a serious cough as the suspected tuberculosis but not his chain-smoking showed up at the ranch and she taught him how to write a course through the canyons and across the mesa and every kind of way. bob returned with his brother frank and this time catherine and page whose death wouldn't come for decades and took the 9500 feet to a cabin with a fireplace stood at 154 acres of alpine meadow, fields of clover and heart stopping views of the river near the mountains. hot dog, he said no catherine z.. the boys convinced of their data to print th rent the place at lt robert would continue as an adult until he could buy it for $10,000 in 1947 he and frank went there every chance they could living or great dreams of the american west. riding horsebac horseback thousf miles away to colorado, living on the vienna sausages, chocolate covered raisins cheese and whiskey

but republican congressman tom mcclintock of miree po saw county is -- mariposa county says he does notational park service which is the federal agency that would be in charge of those expansion plans. >>> this may be one of the stories of the day. a newly retired u.s. marine now back in the north bay and the surprise he came home to left him in tears. >> welcome home, brother. >> no words needed. his family came back from japan. he purchased a fixer-upper house back in january. he was planning to work on it when he came home. instead, his buddy, his friend, organized several groups and volunteers raising money to install new floors, redo the kitchen and landscape the property. >> i didn't think it was right for a person who retired, given 21 years and getting 50% of their pay to come back and spend every cent that they saved on fixing up a home. >> 21 years i gave them. and if i have 21 more years to give, i would. >> by the way, he said the mayor was there and he declared june 17th master sergeant jack bernardo day. >> great story. >>> a bullet smashes through a window in the federal

there will be a groundbreaking ceremony for the mariposas grove restoration project. >>> a bold moveby someone under arrest. the damage a man caused to a police car. look at this, while he was trying to escape. >>> and a woman and her young daughter, killed in a lower risk head on crash. the new demands from neighbors to prevent another tragedy from happening again. >>> turning up the dial on your bay area temperatures. how much warmer it will go in your area for today, coming up. radio announcer: it's mattress discounters 4th of july sale. bulldog: that cloud reminds me of... radio announcer: a queen size serta pillow top mattress... bulldog: that's it! radio announcer: now on sale for just $597. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio announcer: mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends soon. 2,. >>> good morning and welcome to ktvu morning morning. let's -- mornings on 2, let's get a check of the forecast. >> yes. the sun is beginning to shine in and temperatures are beginning to warm. let's get into the numbers. 69 at this hour this antioch, 67 in fairfield, 63 in livermore an