they have come to us as flirting with the idea of giving up their charter and coming under district management. we have made a lot of concessions in the interest of trying to pursue -- not just wanting them back, but what does it mean for the district? i also think that this administration has put a lot of effort and staff time into trying to work with her school's that have told us that they are considering making a move like that. for me, that this kind of one of the more recent ongoing complications that we have had at the school. i appreciate that there are people that live in our community that like the school and worked there. in the complex community, there are people -- frankly, i don't see anything in this new submission that addresses of the of the concerns i have before. i will not be supporting this. i will be supporting the resolution to deny the charter. commissioner maufas: i am in agreement with vice president yee. their questions will have to ask that there is no real chance here for dialogue we have to listen to -- i will try to ask some questions. first, i am looking at the

today at the yards downtown, the rays returned the favor as the orioles returned the flirt with utilityone that was given this sunday, happy mother's day brought to you in o's pink says the o's family. 4-0 for matt wieters. this day they get swept by the rays. they're fifth straight defeat. meantime sometime late last night, sean miller turned down a serious university of maryland bid to hire him to replace gary williams. the terps continue their search, word is arizona brings in the fourth best recruiting freshman class so i think that's reason enough adam not to take the maryland job. you have four top freshmen coming in and you're number four, they have a good team on the way. >> so the search continues. >> for a while. >> okay, thanks. >>> another deadly tour bus accident. tonight the driver is under arrest. we'll tell you about the shocking accusations that have left him behind bars. that is coming up tonight at 11:00. also coming up tonight at 11:00, a boos [ pilot #1 ] everybody gets excited when southwest announces a new nonstop. [ pilot #2 ] we like to look out the window and s

as i would like to. >> after months of flirting with a bid, donald trump announced monday he's sticking with the world of business. while the billionaire insisted he could have beaten president obama, analysts say his departure won't make much difference. >> i don't think it changes how people think because i don't think anybody believed he would get in the race. >> trump is the second to bow out in a few days, former arkansas governor mike huckabee joined the sidelines over the weekend. for those planning to make a run for the white house, the focus now is on raising votes and cash. some political observers expect next year's election to cost a staggering $3 billion. >> thanks for your help. >> reporter: former massachusetts governor mitt romney worked the phones at a las vegas fundraiser monday. with the help of hundreds of volunteers, he raised more than $10 million. >> and that's why i'm going to need you. >> in dc, president obama attended two fundraisers to try to fire up his supporters. >> don't let people tell you we can bring about change. we have already brought about change. we have more wo

and some of this rain will continue to kind of flirt with us as we head into not only later today but also tomorrow as the low inches closer it's going to settle into northern california. nothing too heavy yet unless you're up towards parts of the russian river and lake county and mendocino county where about a quarter of an inch to over a half inch has fallen. .01 or trace farther south you go lesser amounts to the north three quarters of an inch wouldn't surprise me. breezy to blustery at times. big issue continues to be the well below average temperatures. there's the low spinning. there will be another one coming in on friday night and saturday. that one could even be stronger. today cloudy to mostly cloudy. rain off and on showers, cool, heaviest rain to the north. some areas should be in the low 80s. won't even be close. low 60s even cooler towards st. helena. cloudy to mostly cloudy. off and on rain showers. possible showers on wednesday. kick it out of here on thursday. cloudy skies with more rain coming in on the weekend. maureen and dave. >>> thank you, steve. time is 6:21.

a few neighborhoods could be flirting with record-breaking heat just across parts of the region later on today. as far as latest on the satellite, not allowed to show you -- cannot show you that now. here is a look at some of the current numbers, 77, like we showed you, ver 83 degrees -- 83 degrees. we will be approaching those areas at least getting close. livermore right now, 78. san jose in lower 80s. for today, we do have this plenty of sunshine today. we'll be warmest day of the period a little bit cooler for coast tomorrow and the weekend has significant change with more clouds and change and temperatures appear to be cooling off. you can pick up the storm track leaving us with mostly clear. the look ahead is this -- like i mentioned, today is the warmest day of strong high pressure in place. warm again for your thursday but we'll cool things off as we increase the follow -- increase the fog. >> sunny, warm. 70s for the beaches. warmest locations out to inland, condition -- concord, could be around the 90-degree mark. 60 to 75 degrees. a nice time to go for a walk later on today once the pee

your highs for today looking good flirting with 80s inland. 77 as a high in fairfield, 75 for napa, also 75 in concord oakland topping out at 68, cooler at the coast because of sea breezes so 60 in pacifica and 65 in the city. we'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. first elizabeth with a check on those driving conditions. >> chopper 5 live over the macarthur maze and everything looks great toward the bay bridge toll plaza. no delay yet to traffic, still no metering lights they are off. things are cruising all the way toward really san francisco. let's go to our maps and we can talk about one accident. still in the center divide but it is causing some delay. looky-loo traffic in livermore brake lights to 205, 16 minutes from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. coming up we'll have a check of what it looks like at the bay bridge toll plaza. but in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the schwarzenegger decide to separate. the statement they released late lace night. >> never, ever seen the water this high. probably never will again. >> historic flooding in the south.

as we get into monday. mid to upper 70s on tuesday. and then by wednesday we will be flirting degrees once again. >> we like to flirt with 80. >> we like to reach 80. that would be a great thing. all right, so the caps are sort of up against the wall at this point. they could really be eliminated if they do not bring it tonight. brett haber is live in tampa with the team. brett, give us something encouraging. >> hello. i have absolutely nothing for you. but what i would like to think is they will win this one and take it back home but who really knows. kind of funny we were talking about this team winning a stanley cup. nothing funny now about the hole that they are in and the lead they blew last night. the caps are angry, frustrated and confused. hear what they have to say. 9sports live from tampa next. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-

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as a seducer. he liked to -- he didn't like -- he had lunch with some of my colleagues that he likes flirting with women, but has nothing to do with what happened here. he has been accused of attempted rape and sexual assault. obviously, he was -- was received by big disbelief and the pictures today of seeing strauss-kahn getting out of the police station handcuffed was a bit of a shock. as you know in france, we don't show those pictures before the person accused is convicted. and a lot of the french reacted strongly. >> we are showing on air the moment his appearance in court. you don't see these images in france but they will be on the front of the world's newspapers. and you talked about this case causing a political tsunami in france. just tell us about the image he has in french politics and with french people as well. >> he was actually pretty well liked in france. he was seen as a brilliant economist. yes, he had -- there was this basically image of a seducer and you know, we dealt with it. he was in front -- he didn't hide behind it. but again, he was seen i guess from the flemp left, fro

as we all know, trump has been flirting with the 2012 presidential bid.njoyed the ratings bump from the buzz. nbc also confirmed that the show will fill the 8:00 p.m. slot on nbc schedule. carol for the 2011-2012 season i for one thing with the right person in place the show could be successful. >> ashton kutcher, he could fill in for donald trump. >> why not. >> hey, i understand you know where we could get a really cool hat? >> yeah, the hat worn by britain's princess beatrice to last month's royal wedding called a royal stir. and it launched a facebook page. it has about 140,000 fans. thousands of questions, is it a bird, a bow, is it a pretzel? now, they've donated the unique headpiece to an online auction for charity. the ebay auction ends on may 22nd. it's having proceeds go to a charity set up by beatrice. bidding has gone up to 11,000 british pounds that is $7,800 u.s. and ground rules, you got to be afruvd bid on this thing and at least 18 years old. >> i'm going to do it. just take the time and do it, why not. >>> carlos santana, he made waves a

flirting with 90s in some places. >>> contra costa county contra costa is making some big cuts to public safety as part of an effort to reduce a budget shortfall there. approved by the board of supervisorser of the 138 county jobs to be eliminated 82 from the sheriff's and probation department according to the "contra costa county times." sheriff's department will have to reduce the numbers and types of calls to which it can respond now and cuts to the district attorney's office will eliminate a dozen or so positions. >>> one year after a high school senior was shot to death in hayward, his family hopes that someone will come forward to help police catch the killer. the 17-year-old was five weeks away from high school graduation when he was shot at mission and industrial. friends and family gathered at the scene yesterday to remember him. >> i brought him into the world and did the best i could for 17 years. if it takes me 17 years more to get the answer, that will be it. >> navaho was a passenger inside a car when witnesses say a gunman opened fire. there was apparently an argument over a woman and someone else in

i think we are flirting with another environmental disaster as long as we do not heed the recommendations of that commission. host: was your reaction to that floater idea of taxing vehicles out by miles? guest: i served on the transportation committee, and one of the issues out there is a way of replacing the motor fuels tax. i think is something that we should look at. i am not endorsing it. i do think it is something we should look at as we try to figure out ways to generate the kind of the funds that we need to rebuild our nation's infrastructure. one of the great concerns that many of us have is we are presiding over a crumbling infrastructure. it is one of the reasons why we are struggling. we have to find ways -- the motor fuels tax, there appears to be very little tolerance to put that in place. vehicle miles traveled is one of the mechanisms that has been suggested. i think we should look at it. i am not endorsing it. i have not studied its early enough to have an opinion on it. host: this is a tweet coming in to you -- guest: frankly, i do not think there is a downside. we have h

system of yes, he had a reputation as a seducer, he liked to -- he did actually say to us when he had lunch with some of my colleagues on the newspaper that he liked flirtingith women but it has nothing to do with what happened here where he's been basically accused of attempting rape and sexual assault. obviously, he was, you know, the pictures today, seeing him getting out of the police station handcuffed was also a bit of a shock. as you know, in france, we don't show those pictures before the person accused is convicted and a lot of other french politicians reacted very strongly facing those pictures. >> those pictures we are showing on air at the moment of him earlier in court an they are banned, you don't see these sorts of images in france but undoubtedly they'll be on the front of the world's newspapers. you talked about this case causing a political tsunami from france. tell us about the image that he has in french politics and with french people as well. >> it was actually -- he was actually pretty well liked in france. he was seen as a brilliant economist, a nice person to talk to. as i said, yes, there was an image of a seducer. he dealt with i

as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a situation happened with -- jason was his name. he went out with two of his buddies. they jumped a guy. the guy knew martial arts or something and started within their ass -- whipping their ass. it would be a great story if it ended there, but one of the skinheads pulled out a gun, shot the man, and killed him. the judge immediately said, the guy who pulled the trigger got life in jail. the other guys, since you boys were on drugs or whatever, you could either do life with your friend or one year in a drug detention treatment facility. you see the difference already, right? when he tells the story, we toured together. he says, "i have white privilege. he said -- i learned about white privilege from this experience." he was totally change because they put him in a cell with a gay black man who was hiv- positive, and he watched this man die, and it just changed his life. he came out, left the movement, married a woman

as you get older, your body responds differently and what we're finding epidemiologically is that we've got a whole cohort of baby boomers who are flirting with marijuana, prescription drugs and other substances, misuse of alcohol, because they still think they are 25. and they have disposable incomes. and they have the disposable incomes associated with that. so we're finding then this uptick in use of marijuana and other substances. so we need to have treatment programs and providers and people who are recovery facilitators understanding that you are dealing with an older population, as well as, you've got to deal not only with young people, adolescents and young adults, but you're now dealing with baby boomers who are entering a seniority. that is an important part. and then when you look at it from a cultural point of view, particularly in cultures where age commands respect, the person who has the alcohol or drug problem is in a conundrum. because they are an elder, if you're dealing with a tribal context, they are someone who is experienced or who is seen by younger people as a person of great respect, and yet they are struggling w

probably be in the upper 30s in town and maybe even be flirting with freezing, believe it or not, out in the suburbs and that is not going happen asong as the winds stay 10 to 15 miles an hour and the rain moved through this morning, pretty good rain, too and some places to a half an inch and this afternoon, that rain got out and some sunshine poking through and these instability showers popping up in central, pennsylvania, and in to nowhere secs of virginia. gorgeous tomorrow, lots of sunshine. a couple of fair weathered clouds in the afternoon and that will be warmer, mid- to upper 60s and the breeze is with us, the winds will be 10 to 20 and to 25 toward the end of the afternoon and they will die off. this is 5:00, we'll have shower comes on through and that is looking like most of the rain will hold off through the daytime hours on friday and that starts to get wet later on and that is looking like friday night and saturday is wet, saturday, we'll keep the flexibility in the forecast. yesterday, looked like it was going to be real, real nice and that trend now is down and we're going keep saturday dry for now. most of the rain

. >>> he flirted with the presidential campaign for months but this morning, the donald is out. >> i will not be running for president ascourse, he had to have a huge audience to make that announcement. it happened yesterday at a meeting of ad execs who had gathered to learn about nbc's fall line-up. the network had been pressing him to decide about his future fearing the loss of millions in ad revenue if he left his show celebrity apprentice. >> no chance he was going to run. needed a little attention and had a little fun. >>> 5:33 now. >>> 1,000 law enforcement experts will be in san jose this week to go after child predators. kiet do reports from mcenery convention center. >> reporter: good morning. this is an unprecedented gathering of law enforcement agents here in san jose. they know a lot about child pornography and they are here in the silicon valley, the place where a lot of this technology was invented to teach each other how to catch predators online. 1,000 cops as you mentioned here at the san jose convention center fortunate strategy conference on combatting child exploitation. state and federal agencies sa

i think we are flirting with another environmental disaster as long as we do not heed the recommendationsthat commission. host: was your reaction to that floater idea of taxing vehicles out by miles? guest: i served on the transportation committee, and one of the issues out there is a way of replacing the motor fuels tax. i think is something that we should look at. i am not endorsing it. i do think it is something we should look at as we try to figure out ways to generate the kind of the funds that we need to rebuild our nation's infrastructure. one of the great concerns that many of us have is we are presiding over a crumbling infrastructure. it is one of the reasons why we are struggling. we have to find ways -- the motor fuels tax, there appears to be very little tolerance to put that in place. vehicle miles traveled is one of the mechanisms that has been suggested. i think we should look at it. i am not endorsing it. i have not studied its early enough to have an opinion on it. host: this is a tweet coming in to you -- guest: frankly, i do not think there is a downside. we have had a

so, jeffrey toobin, as you mentioned other states here, how might this opinion be interpreted by other stated perhaps flirting with the idea of making e-verify mandatory? >> it's a green light to those states. it says to those states, go ahead, establish new restrictions on -- create new fines for businesses that don't hire illegal immigrants. it is really an invitation to the states to say, go ahead, go establish local rules, state rules, that regulate immigration. and that's a big political hot potato in a lot of states. so i think, just in terms of the real world, this means a lot more states are going to go ahead with those laws. >> i want to talk big picture in a moment. talk about reaction here out of arizona. jeff toobin, stand by for me. i want to bring in a reporter with cnn in phoenix affiliate kpnx, being ground zero in terms of the immigration debate. what is receipt action to the court's high ruling? >> well, i think jeffrey toobin was talking a bit about this, how this will be seen as a victory for republicans. and i can tell you the moment this opinion came out we got flooded with a lot of e-ma

temperatures today as you make your way out the door pretty mild. 52 in vallejo, 53 oakland, 50 for san rafael. cooler in pacifica at 47. 49 in san jose. and 45 in livermore. flirting the high in fairfield. 57 for napa and concord. oakland 6 8. cooler at the coast because of the sea breezes. elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. it sounds like pg&e is working to restore power around san francisco. at one point 4,000 customers, more than 4,000 customers, were without power. right now they have the number down to about 100 or so. right now portion of van ness and franklin without power. lights are out across those stretches. sounds like most of the outages are in the pacific heights area of san francisco. but also, again, expect possible delays across that stretch to treat those intersections as a four-way stop. again, pg&e hopes to have all the power restored in that area by about 6:00 this morning. and a quick update through sunnyvale. there was an accident approaching the lawrence expressway southbound 101 completely cleared to the right shoulder. they are waiting for a tow crew to arrive. that's a check of traffic. back to you guys. >> thanks, elizabeth. 5:36 your

as drivers head out on summer road trips. gasoline is expensive but continuing to decline with the national average down to $3.81 on friday after twice flirtingith $4 in recent weeks. the article says some people have changed their plans for this weekend. a majority of americans have to have made changes in their daily life as a result of high gas prices with 1/3 saying this has impacted their quality of life. what about you? we're joined on the democrats' line, good morning. caller: a positive change is that it is cheaper for me to fly to san francisco from portland than to drive for a wedding i will be going to. the gas is killing me but i will be able to fly. host: let's go to north carolina, robert on our independent line. our guest prices impacting your summer plans if they are? caller: thanks for taking my call. i think it is a shame that gas prices are not figured into the consumer price index. the increase in gasoline cost affects the working people and the united states. it is not figured in and it should be. we have to realize that we are sending $5 billion per day over to middle eastern countries and people outside the continental

important as anything you try to market to something, but all agreed movements began looking hopeless, and simply because you run it once or twice and are not elected doesn't mean. i flirted with the idea from time to time i considered running for office but certainly being involved in political campaigns. you can't give up simply because right now your voice is a strict minority. the process itself is its own reward. that's what it means to be an american because it's the right thing to do. >> i think that it seems to me that the imperial presidency has come about because of the responsibility by the legislature. that abrogation of responsibility, i wonder if it perhaps is because of the influence of money in politics. i seem to remember that there was only about 1500 lobbyists in washington before 2000, and after the bush and cheney got in office and now we've got over 6,000 lobbyists in washington and are the lobbyists will also influencing the president to the same extent they control and manipulate congress, and is this not part of the cultural part that mr. fine talks about that has taken over our political process. >> the washington elite. >> i would place less emp

flirt with. it says chelsea handler. another one of your victims. how do you think that makes me feel as a woman?n your love life? probably not, right? [ clears throat ] >> you look very beautiful. >> he's like 14, isn't he? >> that doesn't matter to me, matt. >> now handler is out with her fourth book "lies that chelsea handler told me." welcome back. >> welcome back to me. >> lots of people say "good to have you here" at that moment to me. not that i have doubts about this, but at one point last year your three first books occupied positions one, two, and three on the new york times bestseller list. >> it's true. can you believe it? >> is it pabl possible to rig t list? >> i think so. but it's surprising someone of my stature can have that happen to them. >> it's very flattering. >> it is. next up is the kardashians, i would assume. >> you are notorious for practical jokes. we talked about it before. i think the premise of the book is ingenious. you basically got all of the victims to write the book for you. so you hue millmiliate them and write the story. >> it was a nice way for me to put out

flirting with that 80 degree mark back down to 50 by 8:00. elsewhere finally starting to warm up, mostly into the fifties. 50 degrees in fairfield, concord, 54 livermore. 56 monday, sen as then the afternoon to the north bay upper 70's. -- san jose. 74 degrees for mill valley, along the coast pretty pleasant. mainly into the '70s. 70 degrees for sematech out, east bay, low- mid '70s -- san mateo. san ramon upper 70's 80 degrees and through the afternoon for walnut creek. 81 in concord. about 70 degrees expected in cupertino. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as you can see tarai huge spike in temperatures very warm out there, some of the elements of climbing to 90 degrees. 86 parked around the bay, even downtown san francisco. he's expected around the bay --. collapse slightly. cooling trend through the weekend. george? >> george: stills tracking some slowdown hot spot. the commute is lingering along for the seventh round ride at a dublin to pleasanton. we've seen some improvements of this back up is deadly starting to break up a little bit. heat 0 ride is still not much better. look at the traffic at of san leandro --880. even so out of that is still heavy.