news. >>> california law makers are consideration a package of bills to regulate drones. one law would ban drones from flying over public schools. authors say their aim is to prevent someone to harass or stock students in california and -- stalk students in california and rights need to be balanced with possibilities. >> got to de-- responsibilities. >> got to define the rules and how they can be used and the role of government and the entities that are trying to protect us. >> some drone makers say they favor licensing private and commercial drone pilots much the same as aircraft pilots. >>> now to the weather here in the bay area. we saw scattered showers throughout the day. here is what it looked like in walnut creek this afternoon. mostly clear right now. but bill says we are seeing a few scattered showers. >> i didn't say any in oakland. >> mostly san jose, hayward. livermore. couple thunderstorms out there. i would have died to have one over my house. [ talking at the same time ] >> i got a few sprinkles over the weekend -- >> i didn't say any. >> lit -- i didn't se

. >>> in developing news, california senator dianne feinstein is urging hillary clinton to explain her-mail actions as secretary of state. today clinton's colleague said the former secretary of state should fully explain her actions involving the use of a private nongovernment e-mail account while she was the country's top diplomat. feinstein says she thinks the silence is going to hurt clinton. >> i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> hillary clinton has only said she had turned over all relevant e-mails totaling a 5,000 pages to the state department for review. >>> buzz abound as apple prepares for an announcement tomorrow. tech insiders say it will be the applewatch. apple is likely to announce when the watches will ship and how much they will cost. several versions of the applewatch are expected, ranging in pry from $349 to $20,000. tech industry analysts say apple's known for announcing more than one product at a time and predict that will happen tomorrow. we'll be at tomorrow's 10:00 a.m. announcement in san francisco and will

million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in the city's history and it's not only san francisco it is greek the bay area has $2 million for residents and jobs then i

and those programs that contributed to that were ihss, and aps, >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the

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laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> california is moving toward loosening rules about where registered sex offenders can live. currently they're banned from living near schools or parks. under the new rules, the residency ban will only apply to pedophiles. the state corrections department said it is changing the policy and responds to a state supreme court ruling which found that blanket prohibition is constitutional. three teenagers have been arrested in the shooting and beating of a richmond manned. the victim was found critically injured in his car. the suspects ages 15 17 and 19 were arrested a short time later on 75th avenue. the names of the victim and suspects have not yet been released. police are still trying to figure out a motive. >>ed car slammed into a heyward house this afternoon, hitting the gas meter. this happened just before 4:00 on nevada road near longwood road. pg&e is trying to figure out if anyone's in danger. it's not clear of the extent of their injuries. >>> 7-eleven in daily city will be closed after a 70-year-old man smashed his suv right through the front of th

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news. >>> california's public health department is accused at putting people at risk. their responsibility is to ensure public safety. the auditor issued a letter saying they are dragging their feet on inspections. they are also accused of taking too long to investigate complaints at long term care facilities. >> of all the recommendations view have been implemented. we are continuing to keep them on our list. >> they blame a lack of resources and says it has been requesting help. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. good news for some drivers, bad news for car sales. everyone who drives like the lower gas prices but even though the prices have gone up they are still having a bad impact on electric car sales. ktvu's tom vacar looks that effort to get people to buy electric cars. >> reporter: pg&e asked car dealers to bring in demonstrators of their vehicles. pg&e also invited some of their employees to try and possibly buy one. >> we want to encourage employees to lead to way. i brought a range of manufacturers out here. >> reporter: they already operates 3500 alternative fuel vehicle

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joining us from new york california, good to talk to us both. thank you for joining us on this etedition of nds -- edition of "inside story". joins us on facebook twitter oe oemail. watch us next time. i'm ray suarez. >>> a senior commander of news roe front is dead, killed in a strike by the marta bassino government. hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm hashem ahelbarra, live from doha. coming up, a faltering plan for peace in aleppo. the envoy is not sure it will succeed. >> sudan's government and rebels have a deadline to finalise a peace deal. >> i'm at the mobile world congress in barcelona

. >>> tough new california water restrictions. people with lawns and gardens will not be able to water for 48 hours after a rainy day. restaurants will no longer be allowed to automatically serve water. customers will have to now ask for it. and hotels will be required to offer guests the option of not having their linens and towels washed every day. >> you see people's sprinklers on when it's raining, it's crazy, even public sprinklers. when you're enabling drought and not doing common sense stuff like that it's irresponsible. >> water agencies will make sure their customers water their yards only twice the a week. people who are caught watering more than that will have to pay a $500 fine. >>> we need some rain but no rain is coming. in fact, spring is, what, a couple of days away? >> spring arrives on friday. kudos to the dublin/san ramon district. we saw them watering the sidewalk and the gardeners readjusted and say that won't happen again plus they use recycle water and don't want to waste that. so thank you very much. we hav

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danielle nottingham, cbs news venice, california. >> this isn't ford's first crash as a pilot. 999 he crashed a helicopter but wasn't hurt. >>> new york's laguardia airport has reopened the runway where a delta plane crashed yesterday during snowy weather. the flight with 132 people on board came to a stop with the plane's nose dangling over the waters off flushing bay. big cranes moved the damaged plane into a hangar. investigators are now looking at the flight recorders to figure out what happened. >> it felt like you know how the turbulence feel when you going up? it felt like that when we hit the grounds. >> this particular runway had been plowed shortly before the incident and other pilots reported good braking action. >> investigators will mostly look at two factors, equipment failure or human error. >>> of course, you can see all that snow and the ice out there. >> it's remarkable. they have delays at laguardia because that runway is shut down. it's very busy and on a getaway friday for many people. why would you want to get away from this right now? we're looking at our

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>> reporter: new california restrictions announced today will require customers to ask for water. instead of being automatically served. >> since california is in the drought, i think it's actually a good idea like for me right now, i would rather just have hot tea. >> reporter: conserving water one glass at a time. the statewide restrictions are issued as california comes out of a fourth year in a drought. >> the goal was to reduce over all water consumption by 20%. and in calendar year 2014, we achieved that. >> reporter: statewide watering lawns and plants will be limited to twice a week. >> we have been trying to reduce water. even myself trying to do it once a week. >> reporter: residents must use hoses with automatic shut-off valves. >> the linens are all set up here. >> reporter: hotel workers must have signs telling customers they can decline service. >> this could save up to 30% of the water. >> reporter: at the mission lodge, managers say that they do that already and are about to install water saving fixtures. and also new this year the state is requiring that local wat

news. >>> late word from sacramento today the california board of education has suspended the state's accountability system to give teachers and students time to adjust to the new common core tests. the common core curriculum focuses more on comprehension. the board has voted not to have an academic performance index for the 2014-2015 school year. superintendent tom torlakson says it wouldn't be fair to evaluate schools on this year's scores because tests are too different from previous tests. >>> we have an abc 7 news follow-up on an 11-year-old boy who is back in school today after he says a bully kept him out of class for months. nathan was knocked unconscious by another student at downer elementary in san pablo in january. that alleged bully was suspended but went back to school. today nathan's mother contacted us, saying afternoon several meetings with the school district that student has finally been kicked out. nathan went back to school today and has this message for others. >> people who bully are people who have been bullied. so if you are being bullied then don't try and take it out on so

fire season and just in time california has 5 new fire engines. they will go to fire departments around the sacramento area but will be able to respond to other parts of the state. they are four wheel drive and they have watertack water tanks, tools and equipment. >> urban rescue capability, medical capability. hazmat capability. structure fire fighting. >> the tanks carry a thousand gallons of water. the engines cost $400,000 each and will be used to fight firealize over the state. >>> -- firealize over the state. >>> -- fires all over the state. >>> a bill will offer aid to farmers and others hurt by the drought. $600million will go towards flood control projects. >>> drought is bad news. i am just taking a guess here, no rain -- >> hard to talk about the same thing every day. yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> dry weather pattern. today it felt like it middle of summer with the fog. cooling near the coast. around the bay. inland, very warm, toasty temperatures. you can see our live camera. there is the tip there. we have a breeze. transporti

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cecilia vega, abc news, santa clara, california. >> that takes guts to walk away from that money. >>i applaud him doing that. what's the point of having the money if you don't have the good sense -- this is a mature decision from a still young guy. he's a degree in history already from wisconsin where he played ball and wants to go back to school. he can do other things. >> absolutely. smart guy. >> love it. coming up, rebuilding bridges at the nypd. the steps new york's finest is taking to ensure there will never be another case like eric garner's. our david muir takes us inside. >>> ahead in our next half hour, college students behaving badly. two campus scandals show how students are taking college cruelty to a new level. you are watching "world news now." ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ ♪ >>> as you know recent police shootings have really increased racial tensions across the country with authorities wondering where anger will show up next. >> the wake of the eric garner case the nypd is taking steps to make sure it won't happen again in new york

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chris jansing, nbc news, berkeley, california. >>> that is going to do it for us on this friday night. we're glad you're here. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. and have a good weekend. good night. >>> this evening the giants continue their preparation for the upcoming season in the sonoran desert a place they have trained for six decades. when sepeda mccovey and they continue their training in the desert in the cactus league coming up next. >>> the weather here in the desert is fabulous as we fly over the top of

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california 15 years ago. he was arrested last saturday. the fbi had contacted local police in areas where durst has lived. in particular, new york, vermont and northern california. >>> well, nearly 14 years after 9/11 a world trade center victim has been identified. matthew david yarnell of new jersey was identified after the retesting of dna samples. he worked on the 97th floor of the north tower, one of dozens from his company who died. he was 26 years old. 40% of victims still have not been identified. >>> jurors at the boston marathon bombing trial have gotten a firsthand look at the tools of terror. they were shown the remains of a pressure cooker that defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev allegedly threw at police during a gunfight. the fbi says it was the same type of bomb used four days earlier at the marathon finish line. this one is in better shape than those bombs because it was actually lodged in a parked car. >>> hillary clinton taking a major step toward running for president. clinton has delivered what was expected to be her last paid speech. she spoke to a group of camp counselors in atlantic city. her $300,000 speaki

vic lee, abc7 news. >> california's surging economy keeps rolling along.ell last month dropping to 6.7%. that's the lowest rate in california since june of 2008. they have added 1.8 million jobs since the recovery began in 2010. no place reflects that growth better than in the bay area. we added 23,000 jobs last month dropping the unemployment rate in every county below that figure. san mateo is the lowest at 3.5% unemployment. >>> governor jerry brown is pushing for employment for former convicts. brown spoke about the idea at merit college in oakland yesterday. nearly 3,000 in meats had been paroled since california prisons sinces proposition 47 was approved last november. governor brown says offering inmates jobs gives them a second chance at life and reduces crime. >> and the world of people in prison changes and it can change for the better if they are working and they earn some respect. so this work i see is yes about public safety. >> governor brown had programs from the california industry that teaches them job skills earn degrees and provide menta

chris jansing, nbc news, berkeley, california. >>> this is going to do it for us on this friday nighti'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. and have a good weekend. good night. . >> new pics. miley's man, patrick schwarzenegger caught with his e girlfriend. >> the racy photos from his wild spring break party, now on "extra." >> patrick, the playboy. the young schwarzenegger at a half naked party with his ex behind miley's back. is there romance on the rocks? >>> vin diesel breaks down in tears premiering the movie paul walker didn't live to see. >> i lost my brother. >> inside vin's emotional private screening. >>> the ex jerry springer producer accused of killing her sister. why she is returning to the scene of the crime. >>> insurgent mania. with hottest young star shailene woodley and theo james. >> feels incredibly sexy. >>> saidr she said this on extra. >> ladies number one cause of divorce this america, sweat pants. >> now it's everywhere. >> daily news. >> facebook, and twitter. >> plus mario mario meets his idol. >> have you ever taken a selfie? >>

the bureau of labor statistics says california add 488,000 jobs. florida, georgia, and new york rounded out that top five. most analysts expected strong growth, strong job growth in the tech center but southern california saw an unexpected increase in job creation boosted by tourism, construction, and international trade. california's overtime spending topped more than $1 be last year. state prisons accounted for more than half of over time payments. more fires meant more over time spending for cal fire. the highway patrol and the department of state hospitals also spent more than $100 million in overtime. over all spending was up 20% from the year before. the last time overtile intending was -- overtime spending was that high was in 2008. >>> a lack of rain and snow this winter is a big concern for firefighters as they begin to look ahead toward the fire season. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says the drought is only expected if to get through june. that means firefighters could be extremely busy fighting fires. j in california's drought has had a majo

there are people looking in d.c., new york am a california -- new york, california all connected you all my platforms. they -- connected via online platforms. that is on the net could be different. the confluence of off-line and online activity. sara: i think we have to go from having a carriage to a pr ius. things like black lives matter, that has to do more with -- been wthan with race and equality. while those issues are not coming out as much, underlying all of that movement are the issues that you brought up that are important. income inequality is a huge problem in this country. i don't think anyone in this room would argue with that. the way the generation is choosing to move behind it is in a different vehicle then generations before us. jake: in the front. >> [inaudible] i am intrigued about the fact you gave around the millennials core issues, global warming, climate change. nationally i run income inequality. if these are the issues, given the demographic, what are the panels views on the physical landscape of the u.s. and the impact on policy, particularly related to thos

new at 5:00 p.m. accusations that dozens of california wine labels contain illegal and dangerously high levels of arsenicding to a lawsuit filed today in los angeles. ktvu's cristina rendon is in the news room to explain which wines are now under the microscope. >> reporter: frank, the complaint alleges wines from napa valley have high levels of arsenic in them and having a glas or two a day -- glass or two a day could be toxic. the complaint alleges 28 california wineries are violating law by producing marketing and selling wine contaminated with arsenic and failing to warn consumers about the danger. it is an odorless, colorless and toxicpoiden found in plants and soil, known to cause illness and death in large amounts. they are producing levels far in excess of what is allowed in drinking water in standards by the environmental protection agency. it found 500% or more in what is considered the safe daily intake limit. the sale of the wines poses a risk to the public and uncuts the wine makers and sellers who do not sell arsenic tainted wines. a lab in colorado tested 1,300 different types of wine and

brothers is one of the best feelings. >> in san francisco janet oh abc 7 news. >>> a new partnership for california college students. >> i feel like that dream is so much closer. >> coming up, a new alliance for the country's largest college system for students to get guaranteed admission across the country. >> also ahead why microsoft is killing off internet explorer. >>> a happy ending for a dog tossed out of a car window. >>> i'm sandhya patel. spring starts on friday but the warmth is coming earlier. the details coming up. >>> sandia thank you very much. how to make a bargain bottle of wine taste more california community colleges signed april major agreement with historically black colleges and universities. that could change the enrollment numbers of african-american students at four-year schools. abc 7 news reporter joins us in the newsroom with the details. >>> this is a win-win for both california and the black colleges. here's why. getting into a public four-year college in california has become harder and harder. now, on the other hand these historically black colleges and universities t