we are looking at bakersfield, looking at rain well south.ou see the heavy rain around bakersfield. but offshore we have some returns. that's why we are looking at the chance of showers still in the forecast. here's a look at the snow. tahoe, cloudy skies right now and the activity well south. this is cold front rapidly pushes into southern california. another glimpse here. the best chance of showers today will come from the central coast into the san joaquin valley in southern california while most of the bay area on the back side. all of the bay area on the back side, but still instability out there to allow for some showers today and tomorrow. upper 30s. it's chilly out there in napa. fairfield 39. 45 in redwood city. good morning san francisco, 45 for you. 46 at the coast with 8-mile visibility half moon bay. a half-mile in novato, as well as santa rosa. a mile in napa. definitely some problems navigating up to the north bay. keep that in mind. boy, you will feel the chill with 16 degrees of cooling from yesterday morning to this morning

she wanted to take us back to bakersfield with her, but that's not my plan.esn't cause too many problems. >> i'm going to settle down with this woman. i hope ten years from now, that we're happy. because i know i'm happy right now. i'm really happy. >> for her part, annie is still focused on leaving san francisco. >> like i left everything that i was doing, the way my life was, so that i could go somewhere new and somewhere different, right? and i don't want to get stuck on haight street for the rest of my life. do you? >> hey. >> coming up, with the pressure of trying to find a home for tara and himself before the baby is born, brian's struggle comes to a head. >> my goal is to have my parents come out here. look, your son's all right, you know. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. aflac! ha! isn't major medical enough? huh! no! who's gonna help cover the holes in their plans? aflac! quack! like

and i actually will be reporting on that friday from bakersfield. the 50th anniversary convention for the united farm workers and then we will try to make it over to the cinco de mayo celebration. >> first is the boat. >> we'll try to be at both, in any case. >> there's the information. everything is on that website. chavezfamilyvision.org. thank you all so much. thank you for coming. we all take you all for granted because you are local but we appreciate you coming every year. >> appreciate you you, too. >> we're going to go to our local birthdays. >>> and here's our address for next week. we thank you again for sharing your sunday with us here on comunidad dell val le. have a happy cesar sunday. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real.

i am a nurse practitioner and a certified diabetes educator at bakersfield, california. let me tell you about how the affordable care act is making an impact in my community. recently we had a 25-year-old previously uninsured but now covered through her mother's insurance plan come to us because she found a suspicious lump. she had a very strong family history of breast cancer. she was able to get the necessary tests and treatments. as it turned out, it was cancerous. we got her into surgery quickly. and we were able to remove the lump. and thankfully we got it all. her access to our clinic probably saved her life. because we caught it early, we were able to avoid a disfiguring and costly surgery. now she'll be able to have follow up care to make sure the disease doesn't return or come to another part of her bofdy. she will be able to get the necessary testing she needs for her other family members, her children, her daughters. and she'll be able to take care of her family. i'm going to continue to advocate for the affordable care act because i've seen how it works. how

the 1930s.his third genetion farmer grows more th 2,500 acres of the vegetable just outside of bakersfield, and knows just what to look for in a perfect potato. >> looking for a good potato, it could dend on the variety that you were looking for. it's, uh--as long as they're nice and firm and not tting soft and dehydrated. ty, where ron's spuds grow, is actually california's largest potato growing region. the tubers love the hot days and cool nights the area offers. which is also why brian kirschenman's fami started farming here a ntury ago. >> wl, we're a family business. um, our family's been growing potatoes for over 100 years in california. ludwig kirschenmann's probab-- rumor has it ludwig kichenmann brought one of the fst potato crops to cifnia befo the turn of the century. >> brian grows about 4,500 acres of potatoes at his familfarm, but unlike ron, he grows sller potatoes that are called chippers, which are used mostly for potato chips and french fries. so what makes a good chipper? >> what makes a good chipper is actually, um, low sugar. you know, when you, um, caramelize somethi

host: bakersfield, california. shawn is a independent. you're on. caller: i mean, how are you going to deny the fact that both of the sheets are melting. the habitat for the polar bears is disappearing rapidly. and even you just mentioned haney katrina and the entire situation was exacerbated by the fact that sea levels are higher than they were 100 years ago and how are you going to sit there and say that this is not taking place, that global warming is not taking place? guest: well, first of all, let's take it one at a time. i've already answered the question in terms of the polar and the arctic and the an arctic. and so we have -- that's a factual response. but on polar bears, i just wonder if the man from bakersfield is aware that we had the total population in the 1960's was between 5,000 and 10,000. today, it's between 15,000 and 25,000. and furthermore, the canadian buy gist -- biologist said "of the 13 populations of polar bears in canada, 11 are stable or increasing in number. they are not going extinct or even appearing to be affected at p

army staff sergeant accused of killing a teenager after an argument at a party that happen here bakersfield. sheriff's investigator said a 28 year old man was upset about a neighbor's party witnesses say he fired several partygoers man the st. saturday morning before getting a gun at what this says the next thing he knew shots were fired. >>> he was running away and got shot in the back. and trevor jump on him and tried to protect them. as he jumped on him the guy walked up and shot four shots in his head. >>> a candlelight vigil was held for the vet and 19 year-old dillon wilson. family friends remember the man they say was funny and loving. >>> the united states get $860,000 to the families of victims on a rampage planned on an army staff sergeant the money includes the to thousand dollars for each of the 17 people killed and $10,000 for the injured. robert bayless faces 17 counts of murder and could face the death penalty if convicted of the charges. the last time it was here and two people died, but the top rate is coming back. the the party will be held at the oracle our arena next sat

another in hospital and a former army sergeant is in jail following an early-morning shooting near bakersfield. investigators say a man was upset about a neighbor's party. witnesses say he fought several partygoers in the streets earlier saturday morning before getting a gun. the next thing to witness new shots were being fired. >> he was running away and got shot in his back. trevor jumped on him and tried to protect him and as he jumped on him, the guy walked up and shot four shots into his head. >> a candlelight vigil was held for the shooting victim, 19 year-old bill owen wilson. remembering the man they say was funny and loving. the u.s. gave $860,000 to the families of the victims in the shooting rampage been blamed on a u.s. army staff sgt. the money includes $50,000 for each of the 16 people killed and $10,000 for each of the six injured. the staff sergeant can face the death county if convicted thumping beets and glow sticks are back after a two-year break in the wake of death and illness. raves are returning to the bay area. the message to north korea, out president obama says the u.

snow still hanging around the sierra down to the high elevation around bakersfield this morning thatll taper during the afternoon. tonight coolest up around santa rosa subfreezing cloverdale, napa some of the east bay valleys mid 30s to 40 around the bay. cold front sweeping through all the cold air upstream kind of one and done it is going to hang around today, tomorrow we jump already about eight feet -- excuse me eight degrees and then we jump another eight degrees friday most of news the 70s by then,ooler but wet -- cooler but dry through the weekend, wet monday >> you got us all excited mike. >>> listen to this an 81-year-old rhode island grandmother came forward today to claim the sixth largest jackpot in u.s. history. she is the winner of last month's 336.4 million dollar power ball jacket. she chose to take the lump sum of 210 million dollars. he will put some into a trust she named after her son's love of rainbow sherbert that's why she went to the market, to buy sherbert. the chance of matching all five numbers and the power ball is 1 in 175 million. >> wow! that was sweet.

drive from san francisco to bakersfield and l.a. looking nice. we need to keep it warmer over the next couple of days. vegas could get back up to the 80s. >>> watching us on knbc in los angeles and po momeemomenaenmom check out the american museum of ceramic art. >> in pomona. >> beautiful pomona. >>> moving on. another look at this morning's headlines in entertainment news. not often an actor trashes a film that helped make him fame ow but that is exactly what richa richard gere has done. he said "pretty woman" was a "silly romantic comedy" that glorified greedy wall street men. gere said "pretty woman" made those guys seem dashing which was wrong. >>> elsewhere, 30-year-old adrianna lima is expecting her second child. >>> michael bay wants teenage mutant ninja turtles fans to "take a breath and chill." he is in hot water for announcing in his new turtle film the pizza loving crime fighters will come from an alien race and, of course, bill karins, everyone knows it was a mysterious radioactive ooze that created the turtles. >> i'm in the fang cl

it was a scary day for a group of bakersfield school children. their bus was hit by pesticides from a nearby crop dusting plane. he skipped the next stop and hazmat crew was waiting for the kids. all of the children are expected to be okay. >>> a bag full of treasure. that's what a group of sixth graders discovered in the water of lake merit. the children were on a volunteer cleanup mission when they found a heavy bag underwater. inside, jewelry, coins, silverware, other valuables. kids had a suspicion the items maybe stolen, so they handed it over to police. >>> well, instead of fearing the beard, virgin america wants you to fly the beard. the airbus a320 features brian wilson's beard on the front there. keep an eye out for the plane. if you see it and tweet a picture to virgin america, you could win a free flight or giants tickets. very nice. 4:54 is the time right now. back over to sal. hopefully the commute is a good start? >>> i hope so. i want to see the look of dodger fans' faces. >>> san leandro, a crash overnight where a woman driving th

in bakersfield california, gas is 4.36. it's a little better in colorado springs but drivers in phoenix are paying $3.92 for a gallon of gas this morning. wow. >>> bp reported a unit trip and system shut down in more than 400,000 barrel per day in indiana refinery located in the northwest part of the statech the incident took place yesterday afternoon. authorities say it led to nitrous oxide and i'd row general sulfide emis. no word on how it could affect gas prices in that region. rising gas prices may put a hold on the president's clean energy initiativech the environmental protection agency may delay implementing clean he energy standards because those rules could lead to even higher gas prices. the obama administration said that the increase would only be a penny per gallon and not until 2017. >>> occupy wall street movement in new york city returned to where it began. officers arrested 74 protest he is and refused to let them take over zuccotti part. the overnight demonstration was six months after the occupy movement

revisions to environmental reports for the fresno to bakersfield section of the line has slowed down the construction schedule. the rail system still hopes to start work early next year. the bullet trains will run between northern and southern california. >>> cal trans board was scheduled to vote to increase fares to push people toward using clipper cards instead of one-time tickets and passes. the proposal on the agenda is less severe this morning than first proposed. it cuts in half the discount for an eight-ride pass and also adds 25 cents to the price of each one-time ticket. >> it is inevitable. that is how i feel about it. i don't even worry about it any more. as long as i am safe and comfortable. >> and get where you are going. >> yeah. >> cal train officials say that if at least half of the riders don't switch to clipper cards in the coming months, they might have to again consider another fare increase. >>> claims for first-time unemployment benefits have dropped to a four-year low. according to a report out this morning, the number of people who filed initial jobless claims

snow still hanging around the sierra down to the high elevation around bakersfield this morning thatwill taper during the afternoon. tonight coolest up around santa rosa subfreezing cloverdale napa some of the east bay valleys mid 30s to 40 around the bay. cold front sweeping through all the cold air upstream kind of one and done it is going to hang around today, tomorrow we jump already about eight feet -- excuse me eight degrees and then we jump another eight degrees friday most of news the 70s by then cooler but wet -- cooler but dry through the weekend, wet monday >> you got us all excited mike. >>> listen to this an 81-year-old rhode island grandmother came forward today to claim the sixth largest jackpot in u.s. history. she is the winner of last month's 336.4 million dollar power ball jacket. she chose to take the lump sum of 210 million dollars. he will put some into a trust she named after her son's love of rainbow sherbert that's why she went to the market to buy sherbert. the chance of matching all five numbers and the power ball is 1 in 175 million. >> wow! that was sweet

spring úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú >>> look at live doppler, very active down to santa barbara, bakersfieldg to have scattered showers and mountain snows today low to mid 60s through the central valley mid to upper 60s along the coast. the warmest spot palm springs 83°. winter weather advisory until noon today still have another eight inches of snow possible above 7,000 feet two to four inches above 5,000 feet chains required on 80 and 50. frances says right now. >>> developing news out of oakland. firefighters are on the san of a house fire in west oakland. officials say one person has been rushed to highland hospital in serious condition it started after 5:30 in the 1900 block of chestnut street. fires had it under control 30 minutes later our amy hollyfield is on her way to the scene. >>> this story, prosecutor in florida says police had originally taken a much stronger stand against the man who shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. george zimmermann claims he acted in self-defense during a neighborhood watch. he has not been charged and police have claimed publicly there wasn't en

i am a nurse practitioner and a certified educator in bakersfield california at a public hospital. let me tell you about how the affordable care act is making an impact in my community. recently we had a 25-year-old previously uninsured but now covered through her mother's insurance plan come to us because she found a suspicious lump. 25 years old is awfully young to be finding these kinds of things but as it turned out she had a very strong family history of breast cancer. she was able to get the necessary tests and treatment and as it turned out, it was cancerous. we got her into surgery quickly and we were able to remove the lump and thankfully, we got it all. her access to our clinic probably saved her life. because we caught it early, we were able to avoid a disfiguring and costly surgery. now, she will be able to have follow up care to make sure that it doesn't return or come to another part of her body. she will be able to seek the necessary testing she needs for her other family members, her children, her daughters and she will be able to take care of her family. i am going

here at loop and you notice the front the main activity well south of the bay area, bakersfield pickingtorm warning has been cancelled in the sierra nevada. this shows the south bay with the rain offshore and as that trough gets closer this afternoon, it's going to generate some showers. in fact the rain-snow mix could be a possibility around mount hamilton. here we are at blossom hill road. a few areas of light showers and that light purple indicating the mix. the skies cleared earlier this morning. fog and 41 in san rafael. 44 in oakland. upper 30s in the valleys. 45 in san jose and we are looking at less than a quarter mile visibility in nova with about quarter of a mile in santa rosa. 8 miles in half moon bay. you notice the big difference today with the cold front pushing through. we've got cold air in place. that trough pushes through and we could see afternoon showers, maybe a thunderstorm monday night. that will be a dry day and then maybe some more rain next week. so you can see that the front will continue to bring the heaviest weather well south of here, but it's also generat

edededededededededededed >>> active to bakersfield and fresno up to the oregon border. 56 eureka withered showers through the central valley low to mid 60s. mid to upper 60s san diego, l.a. to big sur, 83 in palm springs. winter weather advisory in the sierra until noon today. chains required on both, 50 and 80 up to eight inches of new snow possible above 7,000 feet. >>> 5:48 this morning. the fbi is investigating a midflight panic attack by a pilot. the captain of jet whether you flight -- of jetblue flight was carried off the plane. -- [ unintelligible ] >>> he's trying to get back in the cockpit then saying iraq, iran, iran, we did it with >> all i could think of was my wife and twin children. that's the only thing i could think of. >> his co-pilot made an emergency landing while passengers held down the captain. he remains under observation. jetblue calleds a consummate professional -- >>> republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich is changing strategy all but conceding the campaign in favor of a fight at the gop convention. gingrich's faltering campaign is laying off a third

>>> a few radar returns around bakersfield i think that's the radar bouncing off mountain. 37 in tahoeemite, 58 fresno, 53 eureka sunshine everywhere low to mid 60s chico, sacramento, big sur los angeles, san diego and palm springs it won't be as8?áÑ windy and the seas won't be as rough as they were yesterday. >>> 5:47. indianapolis colts' star quarterback peyton manning will partways with the team today and become a free jean. he was sidelined with a -- free agent. he was sidelined with a neck injury last year. >> reporter: arriving together in indianapolis last night peyton manning and team owner jim irsay tried to show this is an amicable parting of ways. >> we are going to talk tomorrow. >> reporter: team sources tell espn after 14 seasons as the face of the colts manning and irsay will announce the quarterback's departure at a joint news conference later today. manning has been trying to recover from a neck injury that sidelined him for all of last season. the team is releasing the four time mvp rather than pay a 28 million dollar bonus and pick up four years left on his contract.

anywhere from bakersfield south fresno south you are fine.nto rain and mountain snow. rain heaviest around the bay area from 4:00 in the north bay until 10:00 in the south bay. it is going to cause flooding. please be careful. >>> metering lights on at the bay bridge toll. traffic backing past the overpasses first reports westbound once you get towards treasure island of a stalled blocking lane and eastbound stalled past ti. napa highway 12 and 29 overturn big rig dropped a load of glass bottles in lanes. that does not bode well. >>> sue thank you. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >>> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track of the latest on twitter and talk about it at land o'lakes spreadable butter with canola oil m=tade with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three natural ingredients. what's in your spread ?

host: bakersfield, california. shawn is a independent. you're on. caller: i mean, how are you going to deny the fact that both of the sheets are melting. the habitat for the polar bears is disappearing rapidly. and even you just mentioned haney katrina and the entire situation was exacerbated by the fact that sea levels are higher than they were 100 years ago and how are you going to sit there and say that this is not taking place, that global warming is not taking place? guest: well, first of all, let's take it one at a time. i've already answered the question in terms of the polar and the arctic and the an arctic. and so we have -- that's a factual response. but on polar bears, i just wonder if the man from bakersfield is aware that we had the total population in the 1960's was between 5,000 and 10,000. today, it's between 15,000 and 25,000. and furthermore, the canadian buy gist -- biologist said "of the 13 populations of polar bears in canada, 11 are stable or increasing in number. they are not going extinct or even appearing to be affected at p

more likely to run in bakersfield and san diego than los angeles and san francisco. i'm with you on the fundamental underline which is at the end of this contest, yes, in texas, not romney candidate is likely to win. new york romney is likely to win. california, likely -- i think a not romney candidate but by a narrow margin and new jersey likely to be romney. even on a bad day, let's assume 60% of the people in these states vote for the not romney, that will get the not romney candidate 100 more delegates that day than mitt romney will get and right now romney's advantage is over 200 and some odd over his nearest competitor. >> bill: let's talk about realistic capabilities here. you are down to a lot of money. can you lower that by the way. >> can i make one more quick point? >> bill: go. >> the winner take all states are going to be important. look at this utah 40 delegates. 42 in wisconsin. 46 in indiana. 17 in delaware. 37 in maryland. these are the other winner take all states. they don't split their vote at the congressional district winner take all. >> bill: r

it'll control the system that it stretch itself bakersfield to the oregon border. >> it'll be more cohesivee elements wall nut, on cord and san francisco. >> reporter: pg&e said the new center in the east bay will be up and running by the middle of next year. >> san francisco is expanding its life sciences industry for a new partnership with canada. >> all right. that is the mayor and the canada ambassador cutting the ribbon on a new accelerateer at the uc mission bay campus. the new partnership brings growth to the life sciences industry but it said it represents something more. >> we aren't just creating a mission bay for the bay area, we want this it to be reflective of what our city is good at which is international. >> reporter: four canada companies are scheduled to set up shop at the new center. there are new signs that the country may be benefiting the improving job market. the unemployment rate fell in 45 states in january. nationwide it was 8.3%. down from 8.5% the previous month. california had among the highest rate at 10.9%. it was lower than the 11.2% from the previous month.

memorial museum is simulcasting sessions to the american jewish university in los angeles and csu bakersfieldis important that teachers have the opportunity to learn how best to approach this subject matter because of the complexities of the history and individuals that are involved. >> california's one of five states that require holocaust education in high school. >>> still ahead, how the routine chore of taking out the trash turned in to a serious rescue effort. >>> plus, lacing up the sneakers raceweou a race an. celebrating the life of pat tillman. ce >>> a woman in georgia had to be rescued after falling while trying to get her cell phone. you won't believe where she got stuck. nbc's jennifer leslie explains. >> i can't believe i was in that thing. i just can't believe how they would get me out. >> reporter: amanda wanted to see the garbage chute where she was trapped for an hour on saturday. >> i thank god i'm alive. >> reporter: she said she returned home to her apartment complex after a night out with friends and accidentally threw her cell phone along with some trash to the chute. t

more likely to run in bakersfield and san diego than los angeles and san francisco. i'm with you on the fundamental underline which is at the end of this contest, yes, in texas, not romney candidate is likely to win. new york romney is likely to win. california, likely -- i think a not romney candidate but by a narrow margin and new jersey likely to be romney. even on a bad day, let's assume 60% of the people in these states vote for the not romney, that will get the not romney candidate 100 more delegates that day than mitt romney will get and right now romney's advantage is over 200 and some odd over his nearest competitor. >> bill: let's talk about realistic capabilities here. you are down to a lot of money. can you lower that by the way. >> can i make one more quick point? >> bill: go. >> the winner take all states are going to be important. look at this utah 40 delegates. 42 in wisconsin. 46 in indiana. 17 in delaware. 37 in maryland. these are the other winner take all states. they don't split their vote at the congressional district winner take all. >> bill: r

it happened two weeks ago in bakersfield.me of joe kerns was fishing with his friend josh. kerns took a wrong step and fell into a 20-foot long cement shaft that feeds into the swift, cold water of the california aqueduct. he landed under water in a cavern and was about to be swept away when he caught hold of a bar. but he was rapidly losing his strength. his friend used one hand to hold on to him and the other to call 911. >> you guys need to really hurry. >> we're coming as quick as we can. where exactly are you? >> you're going to be all right. but don't trip. he's trapped in the water. and i barely got him. what do you mean you barely got him, sir? >> i'm trapped in the water! >> i got him by the hand. >> just holding on with all my might. i was praying for strength. >> lady, please. >> i know. i know. they're coming. >> firefighters finally arrived and pulled kerns out of the aqueduct with a rope. turns out the area where he fell should have been covered by a safety grate but for some reason the grate was missing. it has

close to 250,000 people living in the fresno, bakersfield, salinas and monterey areas are at risk ofrinking nitrate contaminated water. >> this is really not just a problem in the southern central valley. it is not even a problem just in california. this is a global issue. >> the same researchers say one way to help ease the problem is to pass a nitrate tax or water use tax to help cover the high cost of nitrate removal. >>> some brave airmen from the 129th air rescue wing are back home in mountain view tonight after a daring rescue. the pararescue jumpers based at moffet field rescued two fishermen yesterday 700 miles off the coast of mexico. the fishermen were badly burned in a diesel fire and because td boat was in such a remote location the rescue wing was called to action. four airmen parachuted into the ocean and reached the injured fishermen via an inflatable boat. >> the weather was perfect. the crew was very accommodating although they didn't speak any english. we were still able to perform the right care for the patients by using hand signals. >> reporter: the patients were

i am a nurse practitioner and a certified diabetes educator in bakersfield, california at kern medical center, a public hospital. let me tell you about how the affordable care act is making an impact in the community. recently we had a 25-year-old previously uninsured are now covered through another's insurance plan come to us because she found a suspicious lump. 25 years old is awfully young to be finding these kinds of things. but as it turned out she is a strong family history of breast she was able to get the necessary tests and treatments and have it turned out, it was cancerous. we got her into surgery quick and we are able to move the lump. and thankfully we got it all. her access to our clinic probably saved her life. because we caught it early, we were able to avoid a disfigured and costly surgery. now she'll be able to have follow-up care to make sure the disease doesn't return or come to another part of her body. she will be able to get the necessary testing she needs for other family members are children, her daughters. and should be able to take care of her family. i am go

bakersfield, california, josiah, independence. independent.aller: so many people from canada come to the u.s. because they have socialized health care and they have to wait weeks and years for health care. this is going to create so many problems for so many people. people are going to be going and abusing the system and going in for every little problem when they don't have to, stopping care for people that actually needed it. and as far the government mandating what we have to do, if they can mandate this, they can mandate pretty much anything else regarding coverage. people have to buy insurance to buy a car, but you don't have to buy a car if you don't want to. that's the difference. you can take public transportation. the difference between buying insurance for a car and buying insurance on your health is the difference between what you choose to do and what you choose not to do. host: thanks. congresswoman donna edwards, a maryland democrat has posted this on twitter -- next is a call from salem, pennsylvania. charles is a democrat. call

here's a surprise, delano, a little city north of bakersfield, ranked number four. they are ahead of new york, new jersey, newark that area, believe it or not. >> surprising. for all of us who have driven through that town. >> yes. >>> investigators say the man who went on a shooting rampage in france recorded the whole thing. the video that's surfaced. >>> and mitt romney is leaving the bay area this morning. which california he's headed to next and the cash some are paying to see him. >>> and standing up for your health, what the study reveals about the dangers of sitting down too much. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>> we'll see one to two inches of rain, with heavier rain tonight. >>> 7:15. more new information about that deadly shooting spree in france. the french officials say the gunman did not send the video of the attacks that al-jazeera now has. police say that video was sent af

this happened in bakersfield, california.p duster slightly oversprayed and hit the bus. >>> three firefighters battling a fire at dry cleaning business and look at what is about to happen. the men were trying to poke a hole in the roof to ventilate the building. that's when it gave way. two of the firefighters barely pulled their partner to safety. they were all okay. ashleigh? >> alina, that video. >> i know. >> it's harrowing. look at those brave men. good lord. thank god they're okay. that tells you how dangerous their job is. >>> at disruption in the sky to tell you about and the troublemakers this time, two kids. mm-hmm. two kids. the crew of a sky west operated alaska airlines flight from long beach to californ beach, california to portland, oregon, asked police to meet their flight after two young kids refused to stay in their seat belts and buckle up. joining me now is the international president of flight attendants. this is the second time i'm talking to you or we're talking to you in two days. again, it's about dis

i am a nurse practitioner and a certified diabetes educator in bakersfield, calif.a public hospital. let me tell you how the affordable care act is making an impact in my community. we had a 25-year-old previously uninsured, but now cover through her mother's insurance plan, come to us because she found a suspicious lump. 25 years old is awfully young to be fighting these kinds of things, but it turns out shea fogh -- she had a strong family history of breast cancer. she was able to get the necessary tests and treatment and it turns out it was cancer is. we got her into surgery quickly. and we were able to remove the lump. and thankfully, we got it all. her access to our clinic probably saved her life. because because literally, we were able to -- because we caught it early, we were able to avoid a disfiguring surgery. nashua follow-up care to make sure the disease does not -- now she will have follow-up care to make sure the disease does not return to any other part of her body. she will be able to get any of the testing she needs for her family, her daughter's and

. >> love your show, stephanie i'm calling from read neck i stand, otherwise known as bakersfield.r trayvon martin. if it's hit here it's all over the united states. i'm not so sure about the middle of the united states. >> i don't feel like this is a partisan thing, you know -- >> no, no, it's not. >> i think it's first of all a parental thing from what i've heard from. right wing world. rush limbaugh, healthcare reform. >> if this is implement not one expert will go through those pages, expert will be, the secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius nameless, faceless bureaucrat, not your doctor, not your nurse, not your surgeon, if this thing survives, somebody is going to be going through those 2700 pages and it isn't going to be you, your doctor, your nurse it's not going to be anybody responsible for your treatment it's going to be a bureaucrat deciding whether or not you're worth it. >> stephanie, is there a part of this that's not a lie? >> not really. >> it's not about surgeons and -- it's making healthcare affordable and available. >> right. and who -- insura

. >> host: bakersfield, california, good morning. >> caller: it's a great honor to be able to ask you a question here. my question deals with afghanistan. and i feel like it's almost a taboo subject. it's like the great lie, the great unreported story. and that is any solution must deal with opium. because it's reported that the leader is an opium addict, and it's a fact that his brother is a superrich heroin dealer. and that afghanistan is basically a failed narco state. i want to know if you agree with that, that it's a great elephant in the room and that any solution must deal with the opium trade, or that i'm all wrong about this but the other question is, i'm worried about when they're being brutalized after we go. because it's always women and children who end up being the victims in a situation. again, great admirer. i will take your response off-line. thank you. >> guest: those are powerful questions. i have flown over opium poppy fields mile after mile in helmand province. and just watched as people harvested those poppies. sometimes a few hundred yards from nato forces. ther

and in depend in bakersfield californian. caller: i missed the backdrop. host: we will be up there shortly. caller: ok. there are no statistics that show -- i have no doggedness. i am voting for buddy roemer. i am just interested in the whole legal process. no stats show that illegal aliens vote, first off. the killing of the american citizen in a foreign nation raw, but i think he got this one right. these laws are disingenuous. they are about -- they are about voter suppression. i was there would be honest about that. the only really good facts that are out there are from the justice department. if they don't like it, they can go to other places. it is of voter suppression that is a huge problem. this will probably make it to the supreme court. really, it will be about the interpretation of the voting rights act. you cannot have any loss of the state level that would this importantly disenfranchise any group. that is just what the legal aspect is all about. i think all of these states that passed these laws, they're going to have to completely waiver the