we service the local community in bakersfield, salinas, greenfield.we opened up an urban office in phoenix, arizona. all around the issues of immigration. addressing the areas that affect our latino community. we provide legal services, and authorize and accredited by the department of justice to provide services to the community. and all really in an effort to avoid malpractice. legal malpractice for the community. >> and we have images, historic images. you signed up for this. this is your life-style right now. tell us what these images do for you, and why? >> they are very inspiring. they motivate you to continue this work. i initiated my work with the ufw as a volunteer in 2004, and i have made a part of my life ever since, so i'm definitely proud to be here, to support this cause, and i hope the community of san jose can support this cause as well. >> you are a ucla grad, could have gone to corporate america and get a high paying job. >> like said, i made it a part of my life. and i hope i can continue to be here for a very long time. it's inspir

. >> reporter: in a packed convention hall in bakersfield california, members and friends of the united farm workers recently celebrated this legendary labor union's 50th anniversary. they also came to honor the legacy of the ufw's founder, the late cesar chavez, one of the most famous figures in organized labor history who during his life some saw as a dangerous radical, and others, as a kind of saint. >> you know, cesar passed away 19 years ago. to some of us it was like yesterday. >> reporter: arturo rodriguez is the president of the united farm workers and cesar chavez's son-in-law. >> he taught us. he nurtured us. he made sure that we understood really the importance and the criticalness of doing what we're doing. he lived the ideals of the farmworker movement. ♪ >> reporter: it was in the 1960s and '70s that chavez, who worked in the fields himself as a teenager and never received a formal education beyond the eighth grade, organized poor and immigrant farmworkers, first in california and then across the southwest. >> you've got to get out there with a picket sign and get some act

. >>> a surprise guest at a bakersfield elementary cool graduation. a teacher noticed a black bear. on to the campus of a local elementary school down there. authorities were called in and had quite a tussle with the unexpected visitor. they had no choice but to tase the bear. it weighed about 100 pounds. at first, witnesses thought it was a different kind of four-legged animal. >> that it was an ugly dog. how would it be a bear? it was a bear. they had me run and get the leash pole. it took two men and some tasers. >> that's a bear. >> very rare by the way to see a bear in the bakersfield area. the bear was taken into custody by the california fish and game officials. and we should say neither the bear or anyone at the school was injured in the ordeal. >> it's hard to be mad at the baby bear. >> the graduation they'll remember forever. thanks for joining us tonight. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from marvel's "the avengers," scarlett

a surprise guest at a bakersfield elementary school graduation. teacher noticed -- look at this little guy, a black bear as it wandered on to the campus of ramon garza elementary. kind of hard not to notice. >> you make it sound like he's cute or something, that's dangerous. >> i know, authorities are called and had quite a tussle -- >> looks like they're having a good time with tasers. >> they had no choice but to tase the 125-pound bear. at first witnesses thought it was a different kind of four-legged animal. >> that it was an ugly dog, how could it be a bear? but it was a bear. they had me run and get their leash pull, and yeah, they took two of them and some tasers. >> well, it's very rare to spot a bear in the urban bakersfield area. the bear was taken away by the california fish and game. no one was hurt, including the bear. >>> all right. an ugly dog, huh? guy needs new glasses. >> yes, he does. >>> 4:55 right now, let's check out things on the ride with mike inouye. >> we've got construction going on. int interstate 80 at 880 opposite you

it is a bear running loose at a middle school in bakersfield.l yard, before anybody at the school could do anything, the bear made its way into a nearby apartment complex. animal control officers relocated to bear. the maintenance worker fog that it was a big, ugly dog. >>mark: graduates was happening at the school when the bear came through. >>darya: i knew that's writing was cool stuff. >>mark: it is a bear. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. fog is they get the golden gate on this first day of june, a clear sky showed up from the rest of the day. we will be right back. ♪ [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way.

>>darya: firefighters are battling a wild fire east of bakersfield that started at to 2:00 p.m.esterday in a remote area of the mountains. the fire crews say it is 130 a. and was threatening a dozen homes. firefighters have gotten some control. 12 houses near twin oaks were briefly in danger but now appear to be ok. it has claimed one life in destroyed 118 buildings. authorities confirmed that one person who died was a woman whose family reporter kermis things at the fire started. the fire is 64 square miles and there are entire subdivisions in some areas that have been involved. hundreds of the people have been evacuated. the new mexico, a fire is burning, about 10,000 a. so far. the timber, the dry grass had and the steep slopes have made it difficult for firefighters to get a handle on this one. >>mark: we will take a quick break, we're watching another beautiful day taking shape. we have a wonderful looking forecast for this test is kezar this office for ♪ [ natalie ] i was born to swim but my hair isn't so lucky. hours and hours in the pool damages it. that's why i love pan

and a wild fire scorched acres east of bakersfield yesterday. it is 80 percent contained so far only a few bodies have been recovered. yesterday's quake had a magnitude of the plan for an 5.7. the corner has officially ruled that men week-old baby was taken from its camps side by a developer the mother was convicted of murder could she was finally cleared. >>> the suspect was in a holding cell in front of a judge. and when the officer went in to get another authorities received a emergency radio transmission yesterday afternoon. reported that 21 people were aboard and seventh vessel sank could >>> quick thinking enabled the team to escape through the sinking vehicle. a couple of american students, from wisconsin, said they were going to have relax and studied for finals but they ended up being trapped by snow for nine days could emergency authorities said that the sedan should check the forecast. >>> it is frustrating, a lot of work has gone into the rescue. >>> the students eventually hiked over a river to safety. they survived on one biscuit a

it happened in bakersfield this afternoon. it was seen running through a parking lot. one school was having a graduation ceremony. both schools were placed on lockdown. it then made it to a nearby apartment complex. animal control officers finally cornering the bear. they tased it several times. it was loaded into a truck and released back into the wild. sports is coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ the 2013 sl. >>> good evening, everybody. all of a sudden there's a competitive western conference final. tony parker, popovich and the spurs riding a 20-game win streak. they won the first two games against oklahoma city. not tonight. durant, 22 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists. popovich, watch as his team pretty much blown out. 102-82. same two clubs go on saturday. western final still san antonio up 2-1. >>> tiger woods went to jack nicklaus' memorial event in ohio. funny how this goes after one round. he's o

running all through this bakersfield playground. look right here. they got him.tion ceremony at the middle school next door had to be put on hold. >> what were your first thoughts? >> that it was an ugly dog. how could it be a bear. >> oh yeah, that was a bear. the bear made its way into an apartment complex. that's where the animal control officers captured it. they took it back to the wild. >> why did the bear cross the playground? >> to get to the other side. >> to get to the other slide. get it, sal. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. i like that. speaking of bears the cal bears won their first series. they beat lsu5-3. >>> let's quickly go do the traffic. coming up next hour we will be looking at the south bay. 280 is off to a good start. sunol grade traffic also looks very nice heading south. if you are driving in contra cott that county we have a little slow traffic on highway 64. let's go back to the desk. >>> a tough lesson in economics. how some campuses are in damage of shutting down. >> the continuing investigation in san jose just hit by suspicious

bear got loose and had to be stunned with a taser inside the hallway of an apartment complex in bakersfield. that was after the bear wandered across the playground of an elementary school while graduation ceremonies were being held on campus. students were rushed inside, animal control officers rounled up the bear who will be set free back in the wild. >>> wisconsin a suspected drunk driver was caught ride his lawn mower in traffic, really, buddy? his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, he said he didn't know you couldn't ride a lawn mower on the street. he has his bigger problems, this is his fourth dui charge. >>> in california, it is the dog that will cost you more than a few hundred -- more than a few dollars, not a few hundred. the world's most expensive hot dog. served up with mousse cheese, beats shipped all the way from chicago for the occasion. the bill? $145.49, that does not cover any antacid. >>> for a look at the weather here is todd santos with the weather channel forecast. >> i'm hungry now. >> i'm glad we could help you out. something about the mousse cheese didn'

seguridad nacional "dos en la bahía, una persona en sacramento, tres personas en bakersfield y ocho personasn fresno". las autoridades dicen que los arrestos se efectuaron despues de una larga investigacion a personas que en su mayoria, entraron en contacto con sus victimas a traves de la computadora.. "estas personas usan el internet para seducir los jovenes para obtener fotografias, para obtener videos de pornografia infantiles". "i.c.e" inform que algunos de los detenidos abren cuentas falsas en redes sociales donde los jovenes interactuan con sus amigos.. "unas personas se hacen pasar por una persona de 16 años para hablar con jovenes y obtener fotografias de pornografia infantiles". las autoridades dicen que lograron rescatar a 18 menores de edad que fueron victimas de este delito... y que el operativo se llev a cabo antes del fin del ciclo escolar cuando aumenta la creacin y distribucin de pornografia infantil. "este operativo es para proteger los jovenes durante el verano". ice asegura que la seguridad de los menores de edad solo puede mejorar si son vigilados por un adulto cuando usa

in bakersfield the young bear startled more than 1,000 attending a middle school graduation ceremonyesterday. first the 125 pound black bear ran through an elementary school playground where students and parents were gathered for a party. then headed next door past the middle school separated by a fence from the graduation. >> the parents that were sitting out here started standing up got alarmed along that finances line they could clearly see there was a bear. -- that fence line they could clearly see there was a bear. >> what the hell was a bear doing here? >> bear jumped a fence and went into a nearby apartment complex where the animal was captured and released back into the wild with >> nobody hurt, but kind of scary. >> oh yeah! . >> that baby was moving. >> -- >> that was not the graduation entertainment. >> looking for a picnic basket. >> hey boo boo! >> not the average bear! >> yes, thank you. we are looking at some of the fog still pushing across the golden gate it gets thin as it moves east that is the slight sea breeze that is going to bring a lot cooler weather even to ou

bear got loose and had to be stunned with a taser inside the hallway of an apartment complex in bakersfield. that was after the bear wandered across the playground of an elementary school while graduation ceremonies were being held on campus. students were rushed inside, animal control officers were finally able to round up the bear who will be set free back into the wild. >>> in wisconsin, a suspected drunk driver was caught riding his lawn mower, that's right, right in the middle of traffic. the man was arrested after his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. he said he didn't know you couldn't ride a lawn mower on the street. he has his bigger problems, this is his fourth dui charge. honestly. >>> in california, it is the dog that will cost you more than a few dollars, the world's most expensive has been served up with ingredients including moose cheese from sweden, white truffle butter and beef shipped all the way from chicago for the occasion and looking like he's enjoying it. the bill, $145.49. unfortunately that does not come with a side of antacid. you may need it. for a lo

the others gave up in napa, the other arrests were in the fresno area, bakersfield and sacramento. >> >> a religious group protested over the health mandate -- they said it's not constitutional to require employers that are religious schools and offer birth control even if they don't share their belief. >> you have to compromise your faith by providing birth control and abortion through your insurance policies. >> reporter: speakers called the law tyranny and questioned the president's commitment to religious tolerance. >> tomorrow you are in luck. fee force all national park across the country will be waived tomorrow. its part of national get out of doors day. it's to reconnect people with nature. ? of the national parks nearby include yosemite, alcatraz and the san francisco maritime historical park. over to -- looking at the weekend warm up. >> yeah. temperatures today cooler than yesterday. it was unusual week. kind of cool but now into the weekend we are back into the 90's into sunday. winds will do something like this where they start to trend off shore and those winds doing tha

in bakersfield the young bear startled more than 1,000 attending a middle school graduation ceremony yesterday. first the 125 pound black bear ran through an elementary school playground where students and parents were gathered for a party. then headed next door past the middle school separated by a fence from the graduation. >> the parents that were sitting out here started standing up got alarmed along that finances line they could clearly see there was a bear. -- that fence line they could clearly see there was a bear. >> what the hell was a bear doing here? >> bear jumped a fence and went into a nearby apartment complex where the animal was captured and released back into the wild with >> nobody hurt, but kind of scary. >> oh yeah! . >> that baby was moving. >> -- >> that was not the graduation entertainment. >> looking for a picnic basket. >> hey boo boo! >> not the average bear! >> yes, thank you. we are looking at some of the fog still pushing across the golden gate it gets thin as it moves east that is the slight sea breeze that is going to bring a lot cooler weather even to

. >> unexpected surprise for students in bakersfield today.lling across campus as graduation ceremonies get under way. graduation was not affected but officials were a i believe to subdue the bear, capture and release back into the wild. no harm no foul. >> crazy. >> great weather here but a little warm if you don't like it hot. >> pretty steamy will it continue. st lee is here. >> it was hot inland in fact here's a look at the high for today. antioch 95 degrees. 92 in concord. san rafael 89. 72 in san francisco. santa cruz today the absence of the low clouds and fog warm to 76 degrees. so low clouds and fog also tl off the coast today but already we get more on shore wind flow and will cool us off for tomorrow. san francisco is at 56 we still have 70's in the interior east bay antioch at 74 and 72 degrees clear sky right now in livermore. so the fog will return very patchy a and tonight that will definitely set the stage for cooler temperatures in friday afternoon and stronger on shore wind component will definitely mean temperatures will pre

. >>> big shock for students in bakersfield. bear strolling across campus as graduation ceremonies were getting underway yesterday the graduation was not affected. everyone was told to stay indoors. officers were able to subdue the bear, capture it and release it back into the wild. uninvited not the school mascot or anything like that >> glad nobody was hurt. >>> we are following developing news in the south bay, arson investigators on the scene of a fire at a san jose high school. we are live at the scene. >>> the fight to end bullying in east bay school. things get testy parents and teachers confront school leaders to demand changes. >>> e-mail of a fallen vallejo police officer that has gotten one of his close friends fired. >>> make or break deadline looming that could destroy international efforts to halt violence in syriaababababababab"

surprise for kids at a bakersfield elementary. their new classmate caught wondering in a playground surveillance video. and can you spell winner. we will introduce you the spelling bee champion and the word that won her the title. g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s. >> personally i have never heard that word before but a san diego eighth grader has won the national spelling bee. the san jose 13-year-old made it all the way to the sixth round last night. congratulations to them. >>> wells fargo coming to the aid of a ransacked north bay school. thieves took 30 computers over memorial day weekend. the computers valued at $30,000. wells fargo will contribute $15,000 to a replacement fund in an effort to kick start the fundraising. >>> you see kids on a school playground all the time but not cubs. take a look at this a young bear caught on surveillance video running through an elementary school. an outdoors ceremony had to be put on hold. it made its way to an apartment complex where animal control officers caught him and took him back out to the wild

. >>> a large bear wandered through a neighborhood in bakersfield, california causing a square and only furthering my belief the animal revolution. >> you say that. but this is a situation. officials had to shut down two schools so that the animal could be captured. bear cornered inside a storage closet growled and snarled at officers. and they tried to hold it at bay while waiting for the animal to a get under control. they tased it several times as it pawed at the snare loop around its neck. >> what did you think? >> it was a ugly dog how could it be a bear? but it was a bear. >> an ugly dog. >> please. so earlier the same bear was caught on video running between the elementary schools and it was captured with just minor injuries and then released back into the wild. >>> it's 6:36. the economy now one big part of the daily discussion. >> this morning it's going to be an even bigger part this morning in randelstown at a high school. how a financial program will help educate children about the importance of their finances. >> and a new report about job growth in the month of may. the nu

. >> unexpected surprise for students in bakersfield today. bear strolling across campus as graduation ceremonies get under way. graduation was not affected but officials were a i believe to subdue the bear, capture and release back into the wild. no harm no foul. >> crazy. >> great weather here but a little warm if you don't like it hot. >> pretty steamy will it continue. st lee is here. >> it was hot inland in fact here's a look at the high for today. antioch 95 degrees. 92 in concord. san rafael 89. 72 in san francisco. santa cruz today the absence of the low clouds and fog warm to 76 degrees. so low clouds and fog also tl off the coast today but already we get more on shore wind flow and will cool us off for tomorrow. san francisco is at 56 we still have 70's in the interior east bay antioch at 74 and 72 degrees clear sky right now in livermore. so the fog will return very patchy a and tonight that will definitely set the stage for cooler temperatures in friday afternoon and stronger on shore wind component will definitely mean temperature

>>> an unexpected guest turned up yesterday during graduation ceremonies at a middle school in bakersfieldlifornia. a young black bear about 150 pounds wandered onto the school grounds, disrupting the graduation. i would have left the kids there and been gone. a teacher quickly called animal control officers. they caught it at a nearby apartment complex. >> it was going a little bit but they cornered it here and it just started making some weird noises. they took it to animal control and they ut it in the cage. >> the bear was tranquilized. taken out of town and released back into the wild. >>> champion, c-h-a-m-p-i-o-n, champion. take that, 14-year-old singdha nandipati. she is the winner, by the way, of the 85th annual scripps national spelling bee. at the finals last night in maryland, the 14-year-old from san diego was called upon to spell a french-derived word that means to ambush. >> guetapens, g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s, guetapens. >> i would have messed that all up. prizes include $30,000 in cash and $5,000 scholarship and that is t-r-o-p-h-y, trophy. congratulations to her. >>> coming up o

. >> unexpected surprise for students in bakersfield today.oss campuss graduation ceremonies get under way. graduation was not affected but officials were a i believe to subdue the bear, capture and release back into the wild. no harm no foul. >> crazy. >> great weather here but a little warm if you don't like it hot. >> pretty steamy will it continue. st lee is here. >> it was hot inland in fact here's a look at the high for today. antioch 95 degrees. 92 in concord. san rafael 89. 72 in san francisco. santa cruz today the absence of the low clouds and fog warm to 76 degrees. so low clouds and fog also tl off the coast today but already we get more on shore wind flow and will cool us off for tomorrow. san francisco is at 56 we still have 70's in the interior east bay antioch at 74 and 72 degrees clear sky right now in livermore. so the fog will return very patchy a and tonight that will definitely set the stage for cooler temperatures in friday afternoon and stronger on shore wind component will definitely mean temperatures will pretty much be

bear got loose and had to be stunned with a taser inside the hallway of an apartment complex in bakersfield. and that was after the bear wandered across the playground of an elementary school while graduation ceremonies were being held on campus. students were rushed inside and animal control officers were finally able to round up the bear who will be set free back into the wild. >>> in wisconsin, a suspected drunk driver was caught riding his lawn mower in traffic. really, guy? come on. he was arrested after his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. he says he doesn't know that you couldn't ride a law mower on the street. yeah, kind of illegal. but he's got a bigger problem. this is his fourth dui charge. >>> finally in california, it's the dog that will cost you more than a few dollars. the world's most expensive hot dog has been served up. here are the ingredients. moose, cheese from sweden, white truffle butter and beef shipped all the way from chicago for the occasion. the bill? $145.49. that doesn't cover any antacid. >>> now for a look at your national weather, we turn to to

hot everywhere from vagues to bakersfield, fresno and our area.hat red, winds slightly northeast and that is pressing the heat in our direction. temperatures tomorrow switch around, that will bring fog back to the coast. fog tomorrow morning. these are the current numbers. you can see 91 in fairfield. 90 in concord. mid-80s san jose. long the coast it is cool. tonight and tomorrow, fog push that will cool those temperatures. tomorrow we will see a temperature drop. we will see temperatures back down to the 80s. 5-10 degrees drop off tomorrow. over night lows into the 50s. fog returns to the coast and across the bay. oakland. not up into it fairfield or antioch or livermore. stuck on the east bay hills. but it is beginning of the cool down. don't run for the jackets. it isn't going to get cold. just cooler. long the coast, ocean beach in san francisco, cliff house, right there, golden gate park there. foggy conditions. downtown san francisco tomorrow, mid-60s. east bay hills, mission peak, morgan hill, temperatures come back up into the 90s. most o

on lockdown in bakersfield because of this guy, a 200 pound black bear seen running around the schoolyard the parking lot. animal control eventually caught up with it policing the black bear into the wild. last call for alcohol. ouch! a truck smashing right through a crowded bar in minneapolis. six people were hurt. but apparently, they're going to be ok. cops say a 51-year-old woman was behind the wheel. no word on what caused the crash. hard to tell what's going on there. >> all that alcohol made them very limber. >> i think so. >> it's time now to get scrambled up with gretchen carlson here to help us out. hey, gretch. >> hi, gretchen. >> you know this one. >> what? what? >> it's brigade. >> tipped over in the middle ocean. >> iceberg. >> kind of like that iceberg wedge we like at the restaurant next door. >> ok. >> ns

the governor is seeking praf8 of building track from bakersfield to madera. but it could be a train to nowhere. l.a. times reports that alternative plans are being drawn up to get more votes by committing funds to high ridership areas such as the bay area or los angeles. >>> the 49ers and the city of santa clara will try to figure out what to do now that saint clare county has cut $30 million from the team's stadium project. "mercury news" reports the country property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead. they found a loophole in the law that let's them do it. changes in redevelopment funding gives counties total control how the money is spent. money amounts to less than 3% of the total cost of building the stadium. they expect the 49ers to absorb the loss. >>> voting season is now in full swing at lake tahoe to make sure that invasive speaker's don't get into the lake. good news, experiments on getting rid of one harmful species appear to be paying off. here is dan ashley with this assignment 7 reported. >> dan: you might call this th

they say the plan for construction of high speed rail between merced and bakersfield violates prop 1athe funding measure approved by voters in 2008. a judge rejected lawsuit this month calling it premature. now attorneys say the legislature is days or weeks away from approving funding. >>> this morning a deal on the state budget after last minute compromises between top democratic lawmakers and the governor. days on the spending plan announced sacramento avoids cuts to programs for the poor makes it tougher for parents on welfare limiting benefits to two years cutting back from four years. the budget eliminates healthy families insurance program for children they will be covered through medi-cal. >>> moody's downgrades credit ratings 15 top banks. moody's says it reflects risk they face confronting europe's debt crisis and sluggish u.s. economy. analysts say consumers might be hit with new charges as banks try to replace lost revenue. other banks downgraded include: stay with the morning news, coming up, we'll buy you the opening bell live and we'll go live to jane king at the new yor

big shock for students in bakersfield.trolling across campus as graduation ceremony was getting underway. everyone was told to stay indoors officers were able to subdue the bear, capture it and relace it back into the while. >> story had some bite, glad you didn't have to claw your way through it. >>> ahead, continuing coverage of breaking news in san jose not one, but two overnight fires at evergreen valley we go back live to katie marzullo for an update. >>> later, e-books turning a chapter when it comes to new features. michael finney will tell us which ones come out on top. ababc

it's burning northeast of bakersfield.en winds spreading flames right across control lines. more air tankers and firefighters are expected to be out there today to help bring this under control. still no word on how the fire started. >>> it is 8:31. there was a dramatic show in the sky overnight. about 35 people went to the space center in oakland to watch a partial lunar eclipse. the moon passed behind the earth and was caught in the shadow. it was spotted at 3:00 a.m. this morning and lasted a few hours. some were disappointed because there were some clouds. others say, that's part of the experience. >> that's nature. you have to make it on its rules. we saw some breaks in the clouds and we saw some fantastic views as it was going into the full eclipse. >> if you were watching under clear skies, it was only a partial eclipse here. if you missed this one, there will be another one in november. tomorrow, there's another much more rare event expected in the skies. starting shortly after 3:00 in the afternoon, you should be

. >> reporter: troy's 10-year-old lives in bakersfield. they have talked by phone but never met until today. >> happy. excited. i was nervous. >> i want her to know that education is the most important thing in her life. through education she will -- can have egg she wants a i better life. you know and -- just know that regardless of what i have done i love her. >> reporter: and then the story of this man. we first met troy williams inside last year, and at the time he had only a picture of his daughter and then they met. >> for her to overcome what she had to endure, by me not being in her life. . >> reporter: today his daughter came back, this time with her 8- month-old son. troy is now a grandfather. >> beautiful to be able to meet them for the first time. to see him smile. you know i'm not in prison right now. i'm at home with my family right now. >> reporter: it's a family moment for a group of fathers who won't be home this coming father's day. >> if you are trying to quit smoking an aid may be in your kitchen. in a 14 month study re

a bear on the loose in bakersfield. this 120-pound bear startling students and stopping the ceremony. plus -- >> we have a champion of the 2012 national spelling bee. >> queen bee. spelling ace. 14-year-old girl from san diego capturing the national title with the word guetapens. what does it mean? i'm not going to tell you right now. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning. happy friday to you. let's get straight to the jobs report. not such great news because it is shaping up to be another brutal day on wall street. stock futures point to a huge negative open after disappointing news on the job market. just 69,000 jobs were created last month missing expectations of more than twice that number. the unemployment rate, well, it rose slightly to 8.2%. jobs were added in the health care and transportation industry while the construction sector lost them. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange and the job news comes as dow and nasdaq posted the worst monthly performance in two years. >> buckle up for it today

day of school, a 200 pound bear tracked down by animal control wandering outside of a school of bakersfieldmony going on next door. >> girls came in running "there's a bear" and right in front of the school. >> a really big bear. >> authorities cornered and tased the bear, inside an apartment complex. it was then relsed back into the wild later in the day. >>> the indiana teen who was stuck in mexico because of a visa technicality is back in the u.s. this morning. she'll be able to graduate with her class after other. elizabeth olivas was trying to obey the law when she returned to mexico to apply for a visa. because of a miscalculation she was one day late and had to stay in mexico as a result. >> i just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible but i had to continue to wait, but it was worth it, because in the end, i'm good and i can continue to pursue my dreams. >> her dreams of course she's speaking at her graduation, and she has some kind of ungodly good gpa and she's got a very bright future so we're glad she's back. >> valedictorian, good to have her back. great end to the story

. >>> things got wild in bakersfield. a bear forced two lock downs. a bear was cornered. look at your screen right there. that is a bear running across a playground at a school. the animal control guys came in and tased the bear several times and minutes later it was captured on their surveillance camera. it ran near a medical school graduation ceremony and they had to stop that for say while. they did capture it. he fought back for awhile. but it was eventually released back into the wild. >> he just wanted to play. >> he just wanted to play. >>> coming up let's check back in with sal. >> all right pam and dave. right now traffic looks pretty good if you are driving around the bay. we've had a couple minor problems but nothing major. 101 getting a little bit slower. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge. it's light for sure at the toll plaza. and if you are driving we just checked in with san jose. i will move the maps over to pleasanton. 680 having a bit of a problem because of a crash on the shoulder. let's go to steve. >> thank you. i just tweeted out

pine bluff, cal state, bakersfield, texas and then in corpus christi. knows about any of these schools, but connecticut really got drilled. if they put down a school like that, you can very rarely see the heavyweight programs get hit. jim calhoun at age 70 has to decide if he wants to stick for at around. >> venus williams is unseeded for the first time since her debut in 1997. she has dropped to 55th in the rankings. you have to be fair, been is answering are so accomplished and other fields. they do not play as much. they have all the money they need. they are sisters that are seeded sixth. >>gary: remember the birdman from sunday's u.s. of an interview? he explained what happened after the police arrived. >> the police arrested me and took me into the station. when i got there, it was really cool, everyone was making bird noises because they had been watching it on the incident. there were no charges pressed. >> i wish to apologize to mr. simpson. i'm trying to get across the message to stop deforestation. >>gary: this guy better stay away from the n

. >>> the hope is to lift evacuation orders around a wildfire near bakersfield, california. firefighters now have the flames about 35% contained. they are hoping to fully contain it by sometime tomorrow. >>> one of hawaii's eight main islands is about to get a new owner. larry ellison is buying lanai. about 2,000 people live there with an estimated worth of $36 billion. he's america's third wealthiest season. he's paying for the island with cash. >> of course he is. that's fantastic. >>> 5:52. time to take another look at the question of the morning. 2% of americans say they never do one of these household chores. just 2% of americans. is it a, dust the window sill, b, clean the refrigerator, or c, mop the floor. >> this response was posted on our wusa9 facebook fan page by jerry. i can't believe there are 2% that have never cleaned their refrigerator. remind me to never eat at their house. think about all the gross stuff growing. yuck. >> enjoy your breakfast. log on to our facebook fan page. we'd love to hear what you think. we'll have the answer to the question about an h

jerry brown is seeking approval to build 130 miles of track from bakersfield to modera.there is growing skepticism the train could end up being a train to nowhere. alternative plans are being set up to get initial funds to high ridership areas, such as the bay area or los angeles. >>> the 49ers and the city of santa clara will huddle this week to figure out what to do now that st. claire has pulled back $30 million from the team's stadium project. our media partner reports the county property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead, and found a loophole in the law that lets them do it. changes in redevelopment funding now give counties total control over how that money is spent. the money amounts to less than 3% of the total cost of building the stadium. county leaders expect the 49ers to absorb the loss, and many expect lots of lawsuits. >>> an 11-year-old florida boy kept his cool when three people broke into his house while he was home alone. he's being called a hero after alerting police by calling 911. >> what did they yell? >> i don't know. i'm

jerry brown is seeking approval to build 130 miles of track from bakersfield to modera. it could end up being to train to no where. they are trying to get initial funds to high ridership areas such as the bay area or los angeles. >>> the 49ers in the city of santa clara will huddle this week to figure out what to do now that st. claire has pulled back $30 million from the team's stadium project. our media partner reports the county property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead, and found a loophole in the law that lets them do it. changes in reinvolvement funding now give counties total control over how that money is spent. the money amounts to less than 3% of the total cost of budding the stadium. county leaders expect the 49ers to absorb the lost and many expect lots of lawsuits. >>> an 11-year-old florida boy kept his school when three people broke into his house while he was home alone. he's being called a hero after alerting police by calling 911. >> what did they yell? >> i don't know. i'm in my room under my bed. >> do you know how he got i

. >>> well, a young black bear headed back into the wild after wandering on to a bakersfield elementaryool campus. state fish and game cornered the bear at an apartment complex after the bear crashed a campus graduation event. they say the bear is just fine in spite of being shocked and he'll be moved to a wilderness area. they tased the little guy. >> they got to school early in the week, the bear in southern california. >> did the heat bring out the bear? >> i think a lack of food brings out the bears. >> they're trying to find the food. now this morning, if you're trying to find the sun, it's out in full force already in san jose, taking a live look over san jose's hp pavilion. yes, proud to hold the gymnastic trials of the olympics. a lot's heating up when it comes to that summer. we are warming you very, very well today. we're talking about temperatures in upper 90s. some metropolitan cities, and the triple digits which i have prevented myself with using until this point this morning. i truly believe we will hit the triples in gilroy and fairfield. so high pressure's the reason why