don't kill my kid for your beliefs, keep your unvaccinated kids at home!am: new ahead: >> pam: what allegedly happened at the racous party this mother- of- five threw for her teenage daughter. that forced her to lose custody of her kids. >> pam: the last of his kind. >> pam: the intense efforts to male white rhino. >> pam: amid the near record temps. a chance of rain entering the forecast. >> reporter:when we could see it fall. 7 >> pam: the world's last male northern white rhino has been placed under 24- hour armed guard >> pam: according to reports sudan.the 40-year- old rhino. is being protected in the kenya game conservancy where he lives. >> pam: sudan and two female rhinos for by the conservancy. >> pam: the trio is reportedly three of the last five remaining in the world.the other two females live in captivity. >> pam: there is hope that one save his kind from extinction. >> pam: those who were not in the note about his plans but that this could have been a terrorist attack when he flew over. >> they had a run away from the site. >> pam: postal work

among them, 70% were unvaccinated. >> reporter: the declaration is based on no new infections having been reported in 42 days. that's two incubation periods. the outbreaks started in december when 42 people were exposed to measles at disneyland and they spread the virus across six states, canada and mexico. here at the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, health officials helped this california, set out contact tracing, set up a perimeter in california and tried to figure out who the people were who had the measles infection. dr. greg wallace leads the team at cdc and says since the outbreak they are stepping up communication about the virus nationwide. >> just increasing the awareness not even so much the health departments but clinics who are seeing a lot of rash illnesses in their practice, to make sure they ask about rash history vaccine history travel history as a reason for their illness. >> reporter: while the disneyland outbreak is over there are still other measles cases in the u.s. so far in 2015, 159 cases have been reported. in comparison, 2014, the numb

the bill is unconstitutional and denies unvaccinated children their right to a public education.anged it to allow unvaccinated chirp to be home schooled in groups. as part of the public school system independent study program. now it's not clear if that will be enough to salvage the bill. >>> health experts are warning students and faculty at st. mary's college about a confirmed case of meningitis they say a student got six on monday and under going treatment. six other students that were in close touch with the patient are also being streeted with objects. >> we want the community vigilant. any signs of meningitis whether it's fever, stiff neck, vomiting, confusion students should seek medical attention needily. >> in a worse case scenario meningitis can cause brain damage and 5% of the cases are fatal. >>> the state appeals court ruled that water agencies cannot use tiered billing systems as a way to encourage people to save water. where they charged water users higher rates. that was a violation of proposition 218. it's an initiative passed by voters in 1996 which prohibits go

if approved, parents can no longer send unvaccinated children to school. exceptions would be made only for children with health problems. the parents should have the right to opt their children out of vaccination. the bill next goes to the education committee. >>> still to come, the latest on the investigation of the deadly police shooting in south carolina. new dashcam video could shed light on what happened before an officer shot an unarmed black man in the back. >>> mostly sunny skies around the bay area, are we in a warm up? we are watching what's coming our way. we'll be here in a few minutes. >>> the new drought regulations that you should know about helping us save water. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick

among them 70% were unvaccinated. >> reporter: the declaration is based on no new infections having been reported in 42 days, that's two incubation periods. the outbreak started in december when 42 people were exposed to measles in disneyland. they spread the outbreak across six states and canada and mexico. scientists worked closely with health officials in the state of california. they evenly sent out a group of people to do contact tracing. what that means is they set up a perimeter in california and tried to figure out who exactly those were that had the measles infection. >> they are stepping up information about the virus nationwide. >> increasing the awareness not so much the health departments but clinicians making sure they ask about travel history vaccination history and keep measles on their mind as a possible reason for their illness. >> reporter: while the disneyland outbreak is over, there are other measles cases throughout the u.s. so far in 2015, 159 cases in 18 states have been reported in comparison to 2014, the numbers are low 668 cases in 27 states last year. that is

one to five percent of california's public schoolchildren are unvaccinated.rents opposed to the bill will homeschool if it passes. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> mandatory water reductions and possible rate hikes are on the agenda for the contra costa water district today. right now the district is asking for a voluntary cut back of 15%. the board will also take a look at possible rate hikes and consider a ban on watering your lawn more than twice a week. as for the rate hikes the board will have a public hearing in june. >>> palo alto is considering new rules for new and remodeled homes to save water. the idea is to use purple pipes to recycle greywater. it would capture water from the washing machine and diverting to a storage container. that water could be used for landscaping and gardening. homeowners would have to pay extra for the system. >> so i think it's a good idea but i latest mean it's unfair to force it on people that's going to cost them a lot. there should be some sort of government subsidy going on here i think. >> the city sa

a state senate committee approved legislation that would no longer -- if approved, unvaccinated children would not attend public or private school in california. the legislation now heads to a final senate committee vote, and potential floor vote. >>> the king of beer is back-pedaling after imaging of a controversial label went viral. it reads -- the perfect beer for removing "no" from your vocabulary for the night. it's part of the "up for whatever" ad campaign. many people thought the wording was insensitive and encouraging drinking and date rape. in response anheuser busch issued an apology. >> almost as if they're oblivious what's going on on college campuses all over the nation. >>> the show about nothing coming to an enter net browser. i am. we're talking, of course, about "seinfeld" and fans we turn to kate rogers live at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> good morning to you both. it could be another choppy day of trading after stocks had a mixed session. and weaker than expected economic data. we get a report on first-quarter gdp, which may show the economy was sl

the proposal would eliminate the personal belief and exceptions so unvaccinated children would not be able to attend. they advance to the senate appropriations committee. >> manchester united and barcelona will square off at levis stadium. they will play a 1:00 p.m. the time and location of that match will be announced at a later date. the exhibition is part of a drl international champions cup. you have to sign up for access and abc 7 news.com. >> you might say they missed barcelona. >> yes but i'm not paying attention to him. i'm paying attention to the weather. good morning to you. let's look at what's going on here in san francisco. sfreat and sunny side 49. we have 51 at ocean peach. downtown and 50 in the mission strict. 52 in the ferry building and 52 in the financial district. pretty mild this morning. low to mid 50s and 49 in santa clara. pleasanton at 52. 60 degrees right now and cool spot at about 45. i noticed the clouds and keep an eye on this to see if we can have arrivals. let's talk about this afternoon and check out the minor warming. 75 in the north bay to 83 inland

so the bill's author has amended it to allow unvaccinated children to be home schooled in groups as part of the public school systems independent study program. >>> time is 4:46. and kiley jenner is telling her friends to be themselves after twitter photos began surfacing of a new beauty trend gone wrong. it's called the kiley jenner challenge. the goal is to get naturally plump lips by putting your lips into a small glass causing your lips to swell. the results have been disastrous. fans are complaining of bruising and prolonged swelling. doctors say the challenge can lead to permanent disfigurement. >> wow. >>> 4:47 is the time. sal, hopefully -- >> the kids. the kids these days pam and brian. >> it's the internet to blame. >> that internet i'm telling you. >> the interweb. >> nice one i like that. good morning, everyone. i couldn't do my job without some sort of a computer. i don't think i could anymore. i used to a long time ago but i couldn't. westbound 24 as you drive up to the tunnel, it looks good. cal tran uses computers rather impressively to give us the road sensor data. it te

he would allow parents of unvaccinated children to join together and homeschool their children. the bill has a long way to go. the next up is the state judiciary community. then the floor votes in the state senate. >>> research shows a link between heart disease and a small amount of sugary drinks. uc davis conducted a study that found that people that drank coverages -- beverages that contain 10% of their daily requirement increased their risk for cardiovascular disease. r esearchers say the findings a surprise them. >>> there is data to suggest that sugar consumption at the average level consumed by americans could be leading to increased risk for cardiovascular disease. >> researchers essay people should be concerned if they the words, high fructose corn syrup or sugar. they don't believe sugar is safer than .0. they also found that men showed greater sensitivity to the negative effects of sugary drinks. >>> a popular san francisco bar will close to make room for a condo project. the elbow room lease that expires -- fm there are plans to demolish this and it will be replaced

a personal belief exemption and allows only children with medical restrictions to go to school unvaccinated. the compromises made before today's vote, children without vaccines could enroll in home- based private schools with multiple families or take part in independent study projects that are overseen by school districts but do not involve time in classrooms. >> i just still have a concern that this will not go far enough to help a two-income family who cannot homeschool their child or a single working parent. >> reporter: she was one of two no votes. 7 voted yes but hinted at more compromise ahead. >> i do think in terms of public health, it's necessary. but i am concerned about the rights of our parents. >> reporter: the next big sticking point a possible religious exemption. but there is concern that might water down the bill because they are easy to get. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the bill was introduced in response to a multi-state measles outbreak. it began in december and was traced to disneyland. >>> surveillance video shows a security breach at mineta interna

. >> unvaccinated children represent about one to 5% of california's public schoolchildren. the vaccination bill heads to a senate committee today for debate. >>> less will cost more under a new rate hike. in fremont the lack of water isn't the only concern it's also an aging infrastructure that needs repair. the district must charge its customers more to pay for all the repairs. >> with this rate increase, the more water you conserve, the higher you bill will increase percentage wise. >> a spokesman from the water district says a decrease in use means less money for them and to make up for the lost revenue they are increasing rates by 8%. >>> in santa cruz mandatory water rationing begins may 1. the city council declared a stage 3 water emergency last night. everyone will be required to cut water use by 25%. east bay m.u.d. declared a stage 4 emergency yesterday. residents there are required to cut back 20%. the fine for the first violations $1,000. today, the contra costa water district board considers mandatory cuts of 25%. >>> happening today, marine biologists are hopin

clusters some schools have rates of 5-10%, some in the state have rates over 50% exemptions and the unvaccinated individuals - they serve as reservoirs for when a disease is introduced going through the population like wildfire. not only ipp effecting them but -- infecting them but the vaccinated where it doesn't take. >> the californian bill is the strictest in the nation with west virginia and mississippi. you saw the protesters out there with signs saying this is medical tyranny. is it necessary to go as far as keeping kids out of school if they are not vaccinated? >> schools should be safe places for children to be. parents who choose to vaccinate should not suffer at the choices of others though don't. let me give you an example of smokers, saying they have rights and should smoke wherever and whenever they want. it's not palatablement when they smoke, there's second hand smoke. >> why are so many in california refusing to vaccinate their kids when all the science indicates there's no risk of autism. >> all the science is in that direct but there's a lot of information put out there by cele

last month, researchers determined unvaccinated children fueled that outbreak, allowing the disease to spread quickly. more than 140 people got sick from december's outbreak according to the centers for disease control. we have more details coming up about today's hearing on our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you can look at our database of vaccine opt-out rates at california schools. just search vaccine database. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar will be back in court today. he will be back to set a trial date. a previous hearing on this issue ended up getting postponed until today. lamar disappeared three years ago while walking to a school bus stop and her body still has not been found. the prosecutors say her dna was discovered in garcia torres's car. he's pleaded not guilty. >>> the election to determine who's going to fill san jose's open city council seat is now going to a runoff. so far, 86% of the ballots have been tallied and tim orozco is leading the race. however, by collecting just 22% of the vote, orozco still well short. >>>

. >> reporter: unvaccinated children represent about 1 to 5% of california's public school children.ate bill 277 will get its hearing in the senate health committee tomorrow. senator pan said he did not ask for the extra security, but that the chp ordered it. he says he is not concerned tonight. in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. >>> tomorrow at first light, marine biologists will start a necropsy on a huge sperm whale that washed up. it is nearly 50 feet. people spotted the whale today, but nobody is quite sure how long it has been there. >>> saving water, we are all supposed to be doing this. but get this. tonight, people find they will pay a pretty penny even if they do the right thing. mark kelly is in fremont tonight with that story. mark? >> reporter: people in this part of the east bay are some of the biggest water savers in the state. but what are they going to get for it? not a trophy, a higher bill. >> the last time i watered my land was last year. >> reporter: no good deed goes unpunnished. >> the design was my wife's idea. >> reporter: that senate committee especially

by depriving unvaccinated children a good education. since they would not be allowed in schools.nny hong:supporters plan to bring the bill back next week. after revisions to address the concerns. >>mark: police in san francisco are looking for suspects in a smash and grab burglary. take a look at the surveillance video. >>mark:early yesterday morning. four thieves broke into the glass frond door of a shop on valencia street. >>mark:the shop is made up of about 60 antiques dealers. and six were victimized. police say the suspects took television monitors, silver jewelry, and collectables. >>mark:they say it is too soon to determine if this crime is related to the other smash and grab burglaries that have been happening around san francisco the past few months. >>anny hong:a proposed stadium near los angeles for the chargers and raiders has moved a step forward. >>anny hong:organizers say enough petition signatures have been verified by election officials to qualify the proposal for the ballot in carson. >>anny hong:the proposal will now go to the city council, which could schedule

personal beliefs exemption and allows only children with medical restrictions to go to school unvaccinated. the compromise is made before today's vote. children without vaccines could en goal in home-based -- enroll in home-based schools with private families or take part with independent study projects overseen by school districts but not in classrooms. >> i just still have a concern that this will not go far enough to help a two-income family who cannot homeschool a child or a single working parent. >> reporter: she was one of two no votes. 7 voted yes but hinted at more compromise ahead. >> i'm concerned about the rights of parents. >> reporter: anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> the bill now heads to the senate judiciary committee. the next big sticking point, a possible religious exemption. but there's concern that might water down the bill because they are pretty easy to get. >>> federal judge approved a billion-dollar settlement between the nfl and thousands of former football players over concussions. the league's plan sets aside money to deal with the various traumatic head injuries that pl

the bill's sponsors added clarifications that would allow unvaccinated kids to join a multi-family private home sool or enroll in independent study. >> we wanted to be sure that every child has access to an education. that is not something that we want to prevent. >> i'm very excited that it passed. it's one more hurdle. >> jennifer supports the vaccine proposal. ten month old gavin is too young to get fully vaccinate snood we canceled a trip to disneyland because of the measles outbreak. we aren't willing to take the risk. >> but they worry about jacob's future if the bill becomes law. the fifth grader is in a special needs program. they tear he won't get the services he needs at homeschool. >> if i don't vaccinate my son what am i going to do? what am i going to do next year? >> i want like to go to sool. i don't want to have to stay at home. >> now the measure moves on to the senate judiciary next week. parents are pledging to rent apartments in sacramento to fight this thing every step of the way. supporters are hoping that it will be approved by the end of the summer so it can become

the sponsors added clarification to allow unvaccinated children to join so circuit called group home-schools or enroll in independent studies. the bill faces one more committee vote before it goes to a full senate vote. >>> when it comes to deliveries for get the front porch and make some room in your trunk. amazon is testing a new delivery service in germany. when customers buy something online they can select this new delivery option. all they had to do is tell the delivery company where their caring is go to be and give them electronic authorization to open the trunk. when the package shows up in their trunk. currently it only works for customers who drive audis. but volvo is also testing out a similar service. >> what a qualiulitfications th >>> a big box store making changes to a product that's considered actually dangerous to children. >> for that story and the rest of the news we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: good morning to you. futures are lower stockser rasd early losses and close at the highs of the session on wednesday. t

its estimated that 39,000 children in that country of nearly 23 million are unvaccinated. parents can currently claim medical or religious exemptions. and amazon has filed suit in an effort to block fake reviews on its website. amazon says the companies it's going after are fabricating as many five-star reviews as their customers are willing to pay for. amazon says the bogus reviews are being quote "slow dripped" onto its website to make them more difficult to detect. for more about hillary clinton's run for the presidency, we are joined now from washington by one of the nation's top political reporters. dan balz, the chief correspondent of the washington post. so what is the vision that hillary clinton wants to lay out? >> based on everything we know about hillary clinton's life and life story she's going to talk a lot about middle class middle class income security economic mobility income inequality but not in a hard-edged way. we know that that was the focus certainly of the eight clinton years when her husband was president. everything she said in the run-up over the

supporters of the bill say no vac vaccine has ever been linked to any major health problem and unvaccinated people put the entire population at risk. opponents say the bill tramples parents' rights that happened children with underlying medical problems can be negatively affected by vaccines. >> vaccines are not related to sids or to immune dysfunction. in fact there is no evidence "no evidence of major safety concerns associated with the adhere reps to the childhood immunization schedule." >> there is no current mandate to test each child for kbrunder like medical problems before we vaccinate them. we usually only see them after the damage is done. >> similar bills have recently failed in oregon and washington state. we will have a live report from sacramento coming up on our 6:00 news. >>> new at 5:00 they call him the clean cut bandit and they say he is armed and dangerous. san francisco police and the fbi are looking for this man who they say is responsible for three bank robberies. they all happened in san francisco in the past two weeks. he pulled a knife in two of these incidents. >>

vaccinations which has grown quite large in places like marin county especially have a very high unvaccination rate and so i think perhaps people gotten bit complacent about vaccinations because of not seeing these diseases i was listening to a bay area radio and i was hearing about a story of a parent who did not want to have his son vaccinated felt it was the responsibility of the school to protect his son and i was wondering how did that connection come about as a former teacher i suspect that seems a little challenging that is an interesting comment for example when the child is enrolled into the school and registered the parent gets to choose whether or not to vaccinate their child it's due to personal or religious beliefs and that's a misnomer to many parents and people out there they think it's a requirement to have your child vaccinated before school starts when in fact it's a choice by the parent at the school i was teaching at former formally 4% of the population is not vaccinated. four percent of that school and it's now public knowledge and parents can go on and see you know how ma

california to be vaccinated the vote was delayed last week because committee members for the pride unvaccinatedildren of an adequate education changes were bill it does allow for family to opt out of vaccines to home school their children or look for independent study happening today a st. mary's college student is in hospital recovering from meningitis their concern that dozens of students and staff to have come into contact with the student that on a s student is a male and 60 people and is transmitted by close contact with others as to who has a meningitis is expected to get a four recovering. >>mark: the los angeles police department's said it killed a man who came at the what a large hunting knife this happen in the lincoln heights area the recalling police reported the man stabbed himself the man died at the hospital no offers a four injured. >>mark: they're being recall this one will say which models the impact of what they're so dangerous. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't stop the beat ♪ ♪ i can't, can't, can't, can't ♪ ♪ control my feet ♪ ♪ p p p people in the street ♪ ♪ c'mon everybody an

personal belief and religious exemptions past with a 722 committee vote the bill does not allowed unvaccinatedn to attend public or private schools over the past seven days senate bill 277 underwent a right now does allow exemptions for on schoolchildren and students enroll the independent study programs the other big story today at a state senate committee approved a bill requiring all california's schoolchildren to be vaccinated the proposal would eliminate california's personal belief and religious exemptions. >> pam moore: and coming up next are the report of the woman who was to give hillary clinton a run for money. willis' way the story behind behind the captivating set of photographs burning up the wind tonight with first the deadening dine dinner at the church potluck what was served up that made two dozen people said what a fool lost. what of home whom lost.. 7 >> pam moore: a 54 year-old woman is dead 23 others are said after being poisoned with botulism in ohio. 5260 people were poisoned at a pot luck dinner at cross pointe free will baptist church in lancaster. but people are now i

by depriving unvaccinated children a good education since they would >> mark:police in san francisconvolved in a smash and grab burglary. surveillance video. four thieves broke into the glass door of a shop on valencia street early yesterday morning. antiques. television monitors silver they say it is too soon to determine if this crime is related to the other smash and grab burglaries that >> mark: two security agents at denver international airport have been fired over manipulated passenger screening systems so one of them could grope travelers. according to police reports, a t-s-a supervisor saw a female screener coordinating with a male screener back in february. allowing him to thought was attractive. he would signal his female coworker when he saw an attractive man. she would set the computer to indicate a woman was being screened. so it would detect an "anomaly" and require a pat-down. she says it happened at least 10 other times. >> reporter: the proposed stadium near los angeles that would be for the chargers and raiders is moving forward. election officials have verified en

the latest version allows unvaccinated children to be homeschooled with other homeschool students. the bill must get through the judiciary committee before moving on to the full senate. there's more of a process here. >>> stay with us. a lot more to bring you this wednesday night. coming up, what oakland leaders are doing to try to keep the raiders in town after last night's big vote in southern california. >>> the drastic measures these bay area students are taking to conserve water. >>> meteorologist drew touma is here with the weather. >> it's a quiet wednesday evening out there. mother nature wants to give us showers over the weekend. how it will affect your plans. the accuweather forecast coming up. >> that's good to hear. >>> the dubs hit the big easy fo female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if

it allows unvaccinated children to be home schooled with other homeschooled students and allows studentsout of being vaccinated as well. the bill must get through the judiciary committee before moving ton senate. >> wireless company called project 5 can connect to you a million wifi spots around the country that you see on this map. when those hot spots are not available it connects you to either sprint or t-mobile. cost $20 a month plus $10 per gigabyte of data. unlike data rolling over, you will get a credit on your bill. >> sales of previously owned homes went up in march to the highest level in 18 months. people have been staying in their houses longer and average of 10 years. but with more homes now coming out of the market prices may go down some. >> facebook has warned this could be a tough year. operating expenses, research and development cost and marketing expenses are way up. face book says its revenue growth is the slow nest two years. >>> ebay says it will spin off its paypal unit sometime maybe in the fall. they have been working on a split for six months to be sure one com

so now the bill's author has amended the bill to allow unvaccinated children to be home schooled in groups as part of the public school system's independent studies program. it's unclear if that will be enough to salvage the bill. >>> san francisco is one step closer to banning performances that use exotic animals. today supervisors approved the ordinance and it's now headed to the desk of mayor ed lee. the ban would apply to circuses and sets for movies and tv shows. tang introduced the proposal. it's designed to address animal abuse and inhumane treatment. last year, ringlin board -- ringling brothers said they would stop using elephants in their shows by 2018. >>> showers in the sierra nevada. that will happen again tomorrow. same low pressure center that's bringing us this cool weather is creating unstable weather in the sierra nevada. for us we have a lot of clouds and low fog. everybody has got clouds. right now it's real foggy and cool along san francisco at the waterfront and it's been windy. windy conditions right now. 21-mile an hour gusts. blowing 24 in concord and 14 in napa. t

and them is california's personal beliefs and the religious exemption the bill does not allow unvaccinatedr private schools over the past seven days the and the with iraq so now it does allow exemptions for home school and tutors and wrote an independent study program after an effective bird was found dead the mosquito and vector control is causing the spill with the bird was found to lack of the for the testing the virus cannot be spread from person to person the risk of human was not infection remains relatively low. drain all the standing water on your property that is why mosquitoes lay their eggs will be right back of a volcano erupting in chile to the first time and that is incredible pictures we will have the latest head. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream,

it's estimated between 1% and 5% of students attending schools are unvaccinated under a personal beliefs exemption. >> it seems to be another tactic by the opposition that's based on exaggeration and attempt of amtimidation. i think the people most knowledgeable about the subject are in support of the bill. >> reporter: he says lobbyists are doing what they can to halt the bill. >> prop 98 that sets the funding for schools this will not affect prop 98. many schools have property tax base. that property tax base will not be affected. >> reporter: it is estimated each student in public school provides a district with around $6,000 a year in funding. jesus olgin is the president of the school board association which supports the bill. he believes many parents will rethink home schooling when they realize the responsibility. >> it's a huge responsibility for the parents to make sure that the students are getting the education that they deserve and need to have. and the parents may or may not have the time. >> that bill will go before the senate education committee tomorrow. >>> in just a few

the legislation was amended to allow families with unvaccinated children to join together and home school their children. the bill still though, has a long way to go. the next stop is the state senate judiciary committee, then the assembly. >>> it's been called a house of horrors. 2 investigates returns to an apartment building with a history of problems, and also confronts city numberers with what we found inside. >> a nice looking day today. more sunshine than we've had the last couple of days. going into the weekend though, more clouds, and a chance of a shower. i'll let you know when you can expect it. >> we're just really broken. >> up first, the wife of a popular radio host opens up about his unexpected death, and his wish that will now go unfulfilled. >>> help us regain our peace. >> new at 10:00, a tearful widow tonight, speaking publicly about the death of her husband. wesley burton was a popular staff member. he was a father of three, and was killed in a car crash over the weekend when he was hit by a hit-and-run driver. ktvu's amber lee is at opd headquarters after speaking wit

they were concerns the bill would prevent unvaccinated children from receiving an adequate education. >> marin catholic high school said they sent letters to parents letting them know why a group of nuns walk out of class on friday. the "san francisco chronicle" reports that five members of the sisters of mary order protested a gay nonprofit sponsoring anti-bullying day of silence. in the end the school opted out of participating in the event and held a morning prayer for students bullied. >> "wall street journal" is reporting that google will launch their own phone service as soon as today. ing if announced the land more than a month ago and said the service will allow customers to pay only for the data they use. it will let you on the for why few calls and data. the service will initially only be available on hand sets of nexus and haven't and t-mobile. >> in southern california saturday son city council has clear add hurdle for a proposed nfl stadium that could one day become the shared home for the oakland raiders and san diego chargeers. our reporter from our sister station is in

judiciary panel, the full senate will take it up, eliminate the relief and religious exemption and ban unvaccinated in california. >>> 5:39. a group is taking action against the golden state warriors and the plans to build a new arena in san francisco. in the next half hour, our concerns that have them trying to block the team from moving to the mission bay neighborhood. >>> and we continue to follow the latest on the aftermath of the earth wake in nepal out of all the devastation we've seen a glimmer of hope, the amazing story of survival coming up after the break. >>> looking at the bridge, getting in to san francisco looks good, no problems there, we'll be looking at the bridge commutes coming up. >>> a lot of low clouds yesterday, that is not the case today, some, but breezy, take a look at that and see what's in store for the rest of the week. . >>> welcome back, our time is 5:42. >> out of all the devastation and destruction, there are glimmers of hope, one just happened hours ago, fox 2 brian flores in our news -- room, one man was found alive. take a look. these are photographs of the 2- ye

they were concerned the bill would prevent unvaccinated children from receiving an adequate education. >> bay area raiders fans are worried many in southern california are excited after the carson city council clear add hurdle for a proposed nfl stadium that could one day become the shared hold for the raiders and the san diego chargers. we are in carson with the latest on this story. >>> yes. good morning to you. we know fans here are split on the potential move. carson in southern california is the second city to approve plans for the nfl stadium. this is just part of the process. it is now up to the teams and ultimately the nfl to make the next move the going back to last night it was 3-0 vote for the city council to clear the way for $1.7 billion stadium that could be the shared home to the raiders and the san diego chargers. city council's other opening was to put the issue before voters if but after receiving 15,000 signed poets a city-wide vote was not necessary under state law. >> i feel great. i would love the raiders to come back to los angeles. i as here in 82 and i have be

removes the personal belief restriction and would only allow those with medical restrictions to go unvaccinated. >> i think in terms of public health it is necessary but i am concerned about rights of parents. >> the bill is stanley being changed. last week children without vaccines could enroll or take part in independent study projects that are over seen by school districts but do not involve time in classrooms. the next step is the judiciary committee. there is talk about bringing back a religious exemption which could really water down the bill. the religious exemptions from what we have seen are easy to get. >> after it goes to the senate, it goes to state assembly for another round of debate in various committees. we are really keeping an eye on this to see what they wind up with. it's going to be interesting. >>> a north based city making tough decisions on trees. >> broadway, it relieves into the heart of the city of sonoma linked with 44 red oak trees lamented decades ago. now they're causing the sidewalk to buckle and damaging sewer lines. $300,000 in doppings paid for the trees and c

it allows unvaccinated children to be home schooled with other homeschooled students and allows studentsopt out of being vaccinated as well. the bill must get through the judiciary committee before moving ton senate. >> wireless company called project 5 can connect to you a million wifi spots around the country that you see on this map. when those hot spots are not available it connects you to either sprint or t-mobile. cost $20 a month plus $10 per gigabyte of data. unlike data rolling over, you will get a credit on your bill. >> sales of previously owned homes went up in march to the highest level in 18 months. people have been staying in their houses longer and average of 10 years. but with more homes now coming out of the market prices may go down some. >> facebook has warned this could be a tough year. operating expenses, research and development cost and marketing expenses are way up. face book says its revenue growth is the slow nest two years. >>> ebay says it will spin off its paypal unit sometime maybe in the fall. they have been working on a split for six months to be sure one

parents in favor of the bill say unvaccinated kids are a health hazard to everyone, but other parents feel they'll be forced to home-school their kids. >>> there's -- researchers have found more evidence that there is no link between childhood immunizations and autism. the study published in the "journal of the american mill association" shows the risk was actually lower if they were vaccinated compared to those who were not >>> expectations have been raised in the fight to conserve water in the south bayh last night city leaders voted to up conservation goals to 30% per household. also the city is lying out a plan to impose stiffer penalties. the mayor wants to bypass multiple warnings and hold people accountable. how to dole out those penalties always the key question in these discussions, is going to be talked about by city leaders. >> especially right now. >>> meteorologist christina loren joins us. >> we're digging out of four years of drought here in the bay area. you know what? here in the bay area, i do know a lot of people have been trying to conserve that water. let us know

be allowed for children with health problems. 1 to 5% of california public schoolchildren are unvaccinatedpposed to the bill say they would homeschool their children if it passes. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> say good-bye to the lush green lawn in contra costa county. today the contra costa county water district board will consider mandatory water reductions of some 25%. right now the district is asking for a voluntary cut back of 15%. the board will also take a look at a possible rate hike and consider a ban on watering your lawn more than twice a week. there will be a public hearing on the rate increase in june. >>> less will cost more in alameda county water district. they are under a new rate hike. in fremont the lack of water isn't the only concern. it's an aging infrastructure that needs repair. the district says it must charge its customers more to pay for the repairs. that means even if you're conserving, you're going to pay 8% more under the new rate hike. >> which is hard to take. but at the same time, we are dealing with a historic drought. >> that's about 10

those that received the vaccine did not receive the higher rate than unvaccinated children and it ismedical association. and there is a slew of health-related apps to go with it. one is from the insurance company, bluecross blueshield and it monitors fiscal activity and stress and the mental research says about 15% of smartphone users regularly interact with health and fitness apps. it's depressing to throw away so much food every week when it starts to go bad but families find themselves doing it so appliance and household products makers are racing to make food last longer and one idea is a luxury fridge that uses nasa air purification systems and complicated food containers and pricey vacuum sealants. americans throw away 36,000 pounds of food in 2012. perhaps an indoor garden would help keeping that produce around and the urban cultivator is a hydroponic system. the miracle grow aerogarden uses soil but does not use a plumbing system and it is part fish tank and part garden and it uses waste water from the fish tank to fertilize the soil. from the nasdaq i'm jane king. here's to

but a proposed bill would change that banning unvaccinated children from public and private schools.>> not only a pro vaxrax versus anti-vax it's a parental choice. just because you're okay with the current vaccine schedules, there's 00 drefd vaccines in the works. are you going to be okay with the future ones? >> the bill did pass a state senate committee today but it has more hurdles to go before it gets to the state assembly. >>> today the supreme court can heard arguments on gay marriage and coming up hear how the decision could affect gay couples in california. i'm michele roberts in san francisco outside of a rally. we'll have the details coming up. >> and targeting their pockets. why electric car drivers may be upset about the state's newest plan to fix crumbling roads. >> i'm scott budman with the newest bus about to roam the bay area roads. this is all electric. we'll take you for a ride in the tesla of buses coming up. the case is in washington, d.c. but the roots are here in the bay area. fate of same-sex marriage now rests squarely with the "uss supreme court. today, the

the bill's sponsors added clarifications that would allow unvaccinated kids to join a multifamily home school or enroll in independent study. >> we wanted to be sure that every child has access to an education. that is not something that we want to prevent. >> i'm very excited that it passed. it's one more hurdle. >> reporter: jennifer wanacot supports the vaccine proposal. 10-month-old gavin's too young to get fully vaccinated. >> so we actually canceled a trip to disneyland because of the measles outbreak. we were planning to go in january, take our older son, him for the first time, and we weren't willing to take the risk. >> i'm really scared about this whole thing. >> reporter: but parents like allison lassen say they'll keep the heat on lawmakers. lassen's special needs son jacob is not vaccinated but depends on the services his public school provides. >> are we going to be forced to home-school our special needs children? >> reporter: the measure moves on to the senate judiciary committee next week. critics who've been showing up to the hearings dressed in red say they will be t

researchers determined that unvaccinated children fueled that outbreak. more than 140 people got sick from december's outbreak, according to the centers for disease control. we have more details about today's hearing on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and that's where you can also look at our database of vaccine opt-out rates at california schools, see how yours fared. just search vaccine database. >>> at 5:33 right now, we're going to find out more details this morning about just how an escaped inmate from santa clara county ended up all the way in mississippi. john l. carter escaped after attacking a deputy while at a check-up at santa clara valley medical center in san jose. at the time, he was in custody on suspicion of child molestation. deputies will hold a news conference to reveal how he was captured in mississippi. we'll have those details in our 11:00 a.m. newscast. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar is going to be back in court today. garcia torres will be back to set a trial date. there was a previous hearing that ended up

the sponsors added clarification to allow unvaccinated children to join so-called group home-schools or enroll in independent studies. the bill faces one more committee vote before it goes to a full senate vote. >>> it is 5:53. when it comes to deliveries forget the front porch. make a little room in your trunk. amazon is testing a new delivery service in germany. here's how it works. when customers buy something online they can select this new delivery option. all they have to do is tell the delivery company where their caring is go to be and give them electronic authorization to open the trunk. then the package shows up in their trunk. currently it only works for customers who drive audis. but volvo is also testing out a similar service. >> very trusting consumers there. >>> it's 5:53. louisiana governor and potential presidential candidate bobby jindal does not want corporate america telling his citizen what's to do. >> scott mcgrew, by corporate american he means a until. >> he sure does. progressive silicon valley companies push for civil rights. jindal published a scathing op-e

california be vaccinated it was delayed last week after committee members was worried it would deprive unvaccinatedren and adequate education if they have to be vaccinated and they're not because of some family reason prevent them from getting into school the big entire tobacco push from the city of san francisco the unanimously voted yes today showing tobacco products at all baseball venues and athletic fields that includes at&t park ballplayers have been vocal about this giants fans says he has dealt with the issue of chewing tobacco throughout the career it will not let his two sons triad >>mark: every team who comes through at&t park next year will have to follow the measure passes the measure not only meet the mayor signature to become law similar statements also look at right now that measure will then to tobacco products across the state of california. >>darya: local call launched a new wireless service today will tell you about it and come up at 530 they're working to make the bus save and protect the drivers will tell you how. i need to promote my new sine.ando ion bget. i can ke tt haen.

the proposal would eliminate california's personal belief and religious exemptions so unvaccinated children able to attend public or private schools medical waivers would only be available for children who have health problems of force >> haaziq madyun: spoke with a pair senators on opposing sides of this hot-button issue. >> haaziq madyun: with a segmented to vote the senate education committee gives the two senators local author d s b 277 the when they were hoping for however grandy bonn who was also in the state capital last week opposing the mandatory public-school vaccination bill it was not a good day. >>: is still has a lot of issues and major concerns a lot of parents don't want the government to step and and shoes for the medical treatments for their child. >> haaziq madyun: data for one and not go explains why she supports mandatory vaccines for children. >>: because their so critically important for people like my son was to month so it cannot be immunized complete yet >> haaziq madyun: over the past seven days as b 277 under one of bit of a makeover allow exemption for all schoo

reporter: it can be just as dangerous under the proposal parents would allow the bill but to some unvaccinatedchildren to school with waivers unless there help the economic. a listing of the medical exemption you cannot send your child with years of the children who could be put at risk of the disease because your child is not vaccinated >>james:the secret service is dealing with yet another problem. >>james:the washington post reports a female employee accused a supervisor of assault after he made sexual advances at her. >>james:she told investigators that during a party, xavier morales told her he was in love with her and later tried to kiss her in the office. >>james:sources told the washington post that during the incident he "grabbed her arms when she resisted" and the two tussled until morales gave up. >>james:a secret service spokesperson confirms morales was placed on administrative leave and his security clearance was suspended. >>james:the incident will be further investigated by the office of the inspector general. >>james:welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. >>james:let's get y

the legislation was amended to allow families with unvaccinated children to join together and home school their children. the bill, though, still has a long way to go. the next stop is the state senate judiciary committee. then the four votes in the state assembly and senate. >>> 7:24. new research shows a link between heart disease and even small amounts of sugary drinks. uc davis researchers conducted a study. they say they found people who drank beverages drinking 10% of what's called their daily energy requirement raise the risk of cardiovascular disease. this was within a two-week period. researchers were surprised by this. >> there is data to suggest that even sugar consumption at the average levels consumed by americans could be leading to increased risk for cardiovascular disease. >> if you see the words words high fructose corn -- words high fructose or kin simp rip -- corn syrup, you should be concerned. >>> a woman stealing a car after escaping custody. >>> and we're also live in vallejo this morning where police are searching for the gunman as they open fire on a crowd and inj

so the bill's author has amended it to allow unvacs nagetted children to be -- unvaccinated childrenhe independent study program. it's unclear if it will be enough to salvage the bill. >>> health officials are warning students and faculty in morago about a confirmed case of meningitis. a student got sick on monday and is undergoing treatment. six other students in close contact with also being treated with antibiotics. the health department doesn't expect an outbreak but it's urging everyone to take precaution. >> we want the community to be vigilant. any signs, whether it's fever, stiff neck, vomiting, students should seek medical attention. >> the worst-case scenario meningitis can cause brain damage in 5% of the cases they are fatal. >>> a san ramon teenager pleading with thieves. give back a one-of-a-kind cello stolen from her mother's suv. ♪ >> now, 16-year-old serena said her cello was unique, handmade, worth $8500. it was stolen april 11th from the o'farrell garage in san francisco. surveillance video here shows a woman rifle through the suv. a man pulls up in a car anden the

by depriving unvaccinated children a good education since they would bill back next week after revisions are made to address the concerns. police in san francisco are >> dary>> mark: looking for the people involved in a smash and grabtake a look at the surveillance video. four thieves broke into the glass door of a shop on valencia street early yesterday morning. >> reporter: supports an officer's suspect. but new this morning. sara events leading up to the crash. 30 >> reporter: 6 year-old mario valencia oath during 19th whats heavily down the street and neighboring tucson. the save bluntest and the morning and crimes 3 6:45 a.m.. had the rug as of 11 west and his underwear. hour later set fire to a church on after that allegedly broke into homes will car and rifle ammunition from wal-mart. few minutes after 9:00 a.m. but kept up with him here he planned a rifle at them but did not fire and waiting to block the path of one. then michael officer chose not to send off a set heading the gas bearing. down bearing. . despite the impact listless but survived with minor injuries after hospital