. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin -- stage right now. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions right now. >> very dry conditions. over the last 24 hours, 36 hours, temperatures cooled off. setting the back fires here, it will burn up hill and burn all the potential fuel. the situation at the fire zone, you have winds at 22. that is the story today. a wind advisory is in effect in the fairfield area. san francisco international airport 45 miles per hour. look at the humidity. right? 55%. look at the temperature. 64. look at the wind direction. a moist direction. that is helpful for firefighters. here is the wind advisory till 8:00 a.m. a fire in vacaville, marine, but conditions because of the cooler temperatures can, the higher humidity not as severe as they could be. when i come back we will talk about the warm up, heating up, and i will let you know how that effects fire danger. >> more on the other fires you mentioned. 12 hours after it started crews have a wildfire in marin 80% contained. it started at 5:00 a.m. it burned 35 acres on the north sid

walker with the extra danger for one bay area community but let's begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin. bill? >> 105 degrees in livermore. along the coast temperatures in the 50s. outside live now. showing you the fog behind me. i will show you the warm spots inland in a moment. inland 105. over a 40-degree spread. in san francisco, what is the big deal? oakland 75 degrees. look at the temperature numbers inland inland valley. half moon bay, inland, livermore, under 40 miles, 40- degree temperature spread. the winds are kicking up. san francisco airport, gusts 30 miles per hour. on the on shore direction. hayward 10 miles per hour. mountain view 20. winds are kicking up. the cool down has begun. possible record today, i will have that when i come back and how significant the cool down will be as the fog pushes back into your neighborhood. see you here after the break. >>> the stupe find an -- search to find an artist. there were 5 suspicious fires over the weekend. four near a business park. another near an apartment complex. ktvu's noelle walker is in livermore and tells us there is e

ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is live now where you are tracking the highest temperatures and a cool off that is beginning tonight. >> that's right. cooling already on the peninsula in san francisco. that live camera shows 57 degrees at ocean beach. antioch is 105 degrees. you see that spread over 40 degrees between coast and inland. 40 degrees for 40 miles. these are highs from today national weather service official numbers. here is the record that was tied. 105 degrees. 104 fairfield. high temperatures along the bay, hayward, oakland 74. san jose 88. temperatures tomorrow cool off. we talked about it. what i am tracking right now, these are current temperatures. winds are starting to come in this direction, there is fog carried into the bay tonight. temperatures drop off significantly this week. when i come back i will get specific with the days that will be the coolest and how long we can expect the cool off to last. >>> it wasn't so much the fire but the heat that lead to injuries for two firefighters. a fire broke out in a home after 1:00 p.m. when it was about 100 degre

bill martin and move on to the weather. >> a look at live storm tracker 2.nce of tornadoes out here. reach our way to denver. come in close. that is a major hub for flights in and out of the bay area. flights could be delayed. we are tracking this area here that moved over the airport. severe weather here and severe weather north towards boulder. be ready for that as you travel. there is no fog at the coast right now. there is a little bit of winds at the coast. winds pick up tomorrow morning. typical. 87 fairfield. 91 antioch. this pattern is a few degrees warmer than yesterday. the winds out there, exactly what you expect. there are changes coming. and the changes are the increase in clouds on wednesday and the chance of showers into thursday. so that is unusual for this time of year. be nice, right, nice to get rain. not thunderstorms but rain. we will look at that. looking at the fog tomorrow morning. along the coast. highs tomorrow warmer than today. today was 3 to 5 degrees warmer. tomorrow 3 degrees warmer. you will see low 90s showing up inland. most

. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. it wasn't particularly hot or windy, but as we saw, the fire danger is very real. >> i think that underscores where we are in the state of california with, this record drought that's occurring. it doesn't take much to get fires going. we had temperatures today that weren't that warm, humidities relatively high, but a couple days ago, we had the 105, 106- degree temperatures, so the brush is dry, fuels are very dry. let's take a look at what we have out there for conditions of the fire, at the time of the fire. highs were in the 70s. that's not bad. look at the humidity, 40%. that's relatively high, and the winds were not gusting as they were yesterday. so despite a lack of prime fire conditions, this thing got going. we had a couple fires yesterday, too. it was windier yesterday. but the idea being, it's our fire season, mediterranean climate, try summer, meaning we'll see a lot more of this. it wasn't even a high fire danger day. when i come back, i'll be talking about your bay area

we couldn't have been more wrong. >>> let's check in now with chief meteorologist bill martin.ach day a little bit warmer. little warmer. >> nowhere to go. the heat up this week and temperatures plummeted 48 hours ago. cooler today in some areas and temperatures warm from here. these are the highs today. 83 antioch. far cry from 105. 82 santa rosa. a nice day. wind advisory in fairfield area. the winds are breezy out there. i showed you the wind at san francisco international airport, 45 miles per hour. that wind is bringing all that moist, cool air inland and that is why temperatures are cool at this hour. tomorrow the wind gets cut off. the winds come more north. it warms up. temperatures tomorrow come up a few degrees. not going to get hot, though. just going to warm up. 13 miles per hour winds at concord. that is the story, the winds. right? 24 miles per hour at novato. sfo 45 gusts. sustained 30. that is big. gusting to 45. big deal. great highway, the stand is blowing. i went be surprised if he shut it down tomorrow -- i won't be surprised if they shut it down tomorrow. t

bill martin is in the weather center. . >>> the patients are going to make upper 90s and low 100s going to sunday. ex-if you want to get away from the heat, check it out. they're going to have fog again form tomorrow. the fog will be lingering at the coast. if you want to beat the heat, go to the coast. and sunday, 70s. going to be kind of warm, even at the coast. in land numbers, low hundreds. when i come back after the break, get spafk with the forecast for the bay area week. >>> break in at a print shop is raising questions about leyland yi 3467 the security of the evidence in the case is now a concern. >> today, workers replaced the glass at the print shop. it was broeb into may 25. this video shows a person loitering outside the building and kick in the window and slipping in the shop. you see him moving in and then leave. copies of federal evidence in the case were inside that night. >> every piece of evidence of this entire investigation was supposedly documented and digitalized and given to a third party to be mratsdz on hard drives. >> trukting hard copied to document. to accom

back now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. in this case it is the winds that are driving it. >> yeah. any firefighter will tell you, wind is the number one thing. temperature -- that is big. wind is the deal. january you get 50 miles per hour winds and high humidity, you have a big fire. wind is an issue. one thing we are noticing, urban-rural interface fire. you have houses there. i talked about the boat being moved away from that house, the reason they do that, boats carry 80 gallons of gas. the firefighters are taking care of themselves, can you imagine if it exploded? you have strong winds, the firefighters have a unique position, fighting wildfire/structure fire. and from what we can see, they are doing a great job. this fire is not what it could have been. >> yeah. infinitely as you saw there, a moment ago, one house has been destroyed. there may be other houses that caught on fire or been destroyed. a four alarm fire in fairfield. we will take a short break. we will be back with more right after this. female announcer:

now let's go straight to chief meteorologist bill martin. >> when you think about how strong the winds were there this afternoon it's amazing that fire wasn't worse. >> it underscores the area we were in wind gusts near the fire were billowing up. those winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour. so fire was the key to this story. and what the real concern now is, we're in the driest period in california history in recorded california history. and this is the type of thing you heard the firefighter talking earl littler in the news story. about burning like it was october. it's going to be a big fire we can tell you that. frank and julie. >>> calfire says it's important, very important for homeowners to create defensible space around their home. >> around the top of the brush and bottom of the trees. >> reporter: removing a continuous field of brush also lessens the intensity of a fire by reducing the amount of fuel. another tip make sure there are no flammable items left on the property outside of your house. at ktvu.com we posted more video from today's fire as well as a slide show of pic

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with the hot temperatures we'll have to keep a look at the fire danger and bill martin will have an updaten the 5:00 news. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> another venture from hidden cash. the new way he's planning to give back. >>> plus -- ♪ >> how the principal responded to this unique senior prank as a high school in santa barbara. >>> want to pring you another look at the breaking news we have -- bring you another look at the breaking news we've been following. newschopper2 is above east el camino real and grant road. police say a bomb threat was called in at 11:30. officers have taped off the parking lot of a walgreens. we'll continue to follow this story and have more at 5:00. >>> stocks are higher in afternoon trading due in part to the european central barblg's action to boost that region's sluggish economy. it cut two key rates pushing one below zero to encourage beiges to lend money -- banks to lend money. >>> investigators trying to determine what caused a military jet to crash in the southern california neighborhood yesterday. self-homes were damaged but the pilot was able to ej

the temperature in the area, according to our chief meteorologist bill martin is about 75 degrees.inds are moderate at 20 miles an hour. earlier this week, we had that really hot weather, so everything is extremely dry, but crews battling right now. the headline at this hour, a grass fire in san jose near moore park and college drive. we're working to get more information on this fire. >>> new at 6:00, in a neighborhood where stories about violence are more common than success stories, a young man from east oakland is hoping the community will invest in his future. 19-year-old jason daniel never thought he would go to college, but as noelle walker reports, he has now been accepted to a summer program for one of the most premier music schools in the country. >> reporter: east oakland has its own sound track. [ horns honking ] >> reporter: it's sometimes gritty, but often if you listen carefully -- ♪ >> reporter: a beautiful noise coming from the youth rising community center cuts through it all. the sound of music. ♪ >> reporter: from a young man who turned up the volume on a dream.

. >> let's bring in bill martin and talk about the weather for the game. >> jackets out at the park,be chilly. the fog is coming across the city, working across the ballpark, it will be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning as it was this morning. temperature today were cool. yesterday's temperature dropped 20 degrees. some areas dropped 5 degrees, 8 degrees. 82 in antioch. not that long ago it was 106 degrees. these are the official national weather service highs. this low-pressure system is the culprit for all the cooling and all the relief from air quality. we're getting relief from fire danger because of this system. all this moist area , air, in the marine hedlands. moving to the freemond area. that fog increases humidity, drops temperature. takes fire danger down a bunch of notches. so as we look at the satellite imagery of the fog, it is there and will be in many areas tomorrow morning. if you had it this morning you will have it tomorrow. the marine level up to 2000 feet in some areas. this low pressure is the mechanism for the marine layer to get stretched out. tomorrow like

. >>> in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin complete forecast.he warm up already on the way and how long it will last. >>> and a glimmer of hope for a family seeking justice. information on a new reward and why the family believes their loved one may have been targeted. >>> he got killed the night before his 21st birthday. >>> new at 10:00, renewed hope to solve the killing of a young man a year ago. san jose police da's office office is offing a reward to hopefully find a killer in the case. azenith smith sat down with his family to find out what happened. >> reporter: authorities hope this reward will give watkins family the answers they want. watkins was walking home from work just like i'm doing right now when he was killed. police believe it was a random act of violence. >> when i look at his picture, i just tear up. he was so young and he got killed the night before his 21st birthday. >> reporter: watkins senior never got a chance to celebrate his grandson's birthday, never got to take him fishing, never got to say goodbye. >> i keep saying

. >>> and we have more from chief meteorologist bill martin. >>> some tonight call it crude and awfuly the idea of building soccer fields in one area park has neighbors so upset. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but don't wait. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> new at 10:00, while much of the world is gripped with soccer fever one south bay neighborhood is doing all it can to keep a soccer field from moving in. ktvu's maureen naylor is live in santa clara with a fight that's brewing there, maureen. >> reporter: this all initially started here at the 49ers new home because of the impact the levi stadium will have to these youth soccer league fi

bring in bill martin, a lot nicer today. >> a lot nicer, warmer, less fog, that's how it will go. less fog each day and night. still cool at the coast, warm around the bay, hot inland. that's typical summer pattern. we're seeing the inversion develop. 24 hours ago the fog bank, you can't call it a fog bank. it was 3,000 feet. the inversion is now down to 1300 feet, as we go into the next few days it will be below a thousand feet or at a thousand feet. that's enough to put it below the coastal hills. when that number gets below a thousand you get the heat inland. that's what we'll see. fog along the coast. foggy in the sunset. at the golden gate park. as you get across 19th after it clears out. that fog will be in tonight but it won't have to push it had last night. san jose 71 degrees, san jose as we go into tomorrow will start out in the 50s. lunchtime in the mid-50s and warm to 81 downtown shows for the bay area wednesday. nice looking day tomorrow. start off mostly sunny. clear skies. fog forecast for the morning, 6:00 a.m., and it's not a big push. it's working through the liv

. >>> and in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin complete forecast will detail the weekendor us and when the warmest weather will arrive. >>> and air travelers getting first class upgrade from a stranger. we'll tell you how these recipients are chosen for these random acts of kindness. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters >>> we're following some breaking news out of oakland where one person suffered injuries in a fire tonight. the flames broke out just before 9:30. we're told the fire started in the kitchen of an apartment in a complex near hollis and 31st street. when our crew arrived on the scene the fire had been contained but firefighters were still on scene monitoring the building. >>> new at 10:00, a travel perk for some unsuspecting travelers. they're getting upgraded again and again without even knowing. >> patti lee is live, what's the commonality between these

. >>> plus chief meteorologist bill martin is telling us about the warm up. >>> firefighters steppingwn. the crisis they say is forcing them out and the danger it could pose for the community. >>> back now to our election results in the race for district five council member in san somewhere -- jose, school board trustee carrasco is leading xavier campos. you may remember she accused him of hiring a private investigator to follow her and her children. >>> here is another look at the race for mayor. new numbers show nguyen and laccardo are still very close. >>> an increased fire danger after voters rejected a parcel tax two years ago. emergency funds kept fire stations open but now that money is about to run out. john fowler reports it's facing some firefighters to make choices that could put their own communities at risk. >> reporter: at his daughter's end of school party this afternoon at discovery bay, coloni dillan struggled with the decision he says he was forced to make. >> i have to look out for my future and my future for my family. >> reporter: after seven years, dillan is leav

. >>> let's go now to our chief meteorologist bill martin we're talking about the bay area and it's beengood change. >> we haven't done any fires at the top of the newscast. these are the kind of patterns that gets us free. the fire danger is very high, any time you get a break from fire danger it's very nice. so i know the men and women from the fire departments in the bay area are taking a little bit of a nice day and not worrying so much. that changes though. these are the highs from today. that changes as we head into saturday and sunday when temperatures really creep up there on sunday we're going to see temperatures back into the upper 90s. by monday and then fire danger is on the table. and this year is going to be one heck of a fire year. you've heard that a lot. but we haven't seen dry weather like this really in recorded history in california. so the chances for some real fire danger is there. so we're definitely watching here on channel 2 and you. later in the week we'll be talking about certainly increased fire danger. the clouds changing all that for us. we've had some sprin

our chief meteorologist bill martin. we are done with the rain? >> looks like we are and heading for a warm up teen had bay area -- up into the bay area weekend. temperatures the same or cooler than yesterday but the trend the same. cool at the coast, and hot inland. 87 fairfield. 88 concord. the highs from today. there is plenty of fog at the coast right now. you will see it. pardon me. see it lining the coast? marine layer is getting shallower. we have fog across san francisco right now and it works its way into the inland bay valleys tonight. noterary far inland -- not very far inland. fog along the coast here. we are seeing live cameras. you see the fog coming. the fog will do that push. similar to last night. and temperatures tomorrow will be similar to what we had today. temperatures tomorrow, downtown san jose, they will start off in the 50s. lunchtime mid-70s. day time high in san jose 83 degrees. temperatures continue to warm towards the bay area weekend. looking for temperatures by the weekend that could be in the upper 90s in the hottes

our chief meteorologist bill martin is here to talk to us about the warm up. >> feeling it today. 5 andees warmer than yesterday inland. there you go. the fog is having a tough time getting out of the area. there is the temperatures from today. 82 santa rosa. 83 napa. fairfield number, looking at, what, 91 degrees. 94 antioch. there are your big numbers. the inland temperatures stay and continue to grow right into the bay area weekend. we could see, dare i say triple digits on sunday? we will see. upper 90s. wouldn't be hard. you know how it gets. where the fog is, stuck along the coast. the inversion, the inversion or depth is becoming very shallow. right now it is about a thousand feet deep. the coastal hills average a thousand feet. so the fog is getting up over the coastal hills and cooling these parts of the bay. seeing less fog intrusion into tonight and tomorrow and into the bay area weekend. the current numbers, you see there is the fog, right? shows temperatures but it also -- well, there is the fog, cooler numbers. there is the fog. san francisco 65 degrees right now. san fran

. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin now for more on the conditions out there. the fire could have been worse? >> yeah. the winds were blowing. gusts 25 miles per hour. it is windy around the bay area right now. with fire conditions as we get into the summer, strong winds are the things you worry about most, right? we have seen wind gusts tornado, right, 54 miles per hour gusts -- gusts, right, 54 miles per hour. ocean beach 33 miles per hour. the gurn is the blowing sand. concord, gusting 26 too 26 miles per hour. -- gusting to 26 miles per hour. sfo 30 miles per hour. it is windy out there. winds subside and temperatures are going to go the other way. they plummeted and now they will go the other way. i a timine -- a time line on what to expect. >> thank you. >>> four people were injured when a roof collapsed at construction site before 11:00 a.m. this morning. near highway 92. these pictures show parts of buildings wood frames collapsed. the injuries wid dut appear to be -- did not appear to be life threatening. [ indiscernible ] >> one was on a ladder. >> th

while the sprinklers that our own bill martin will help with that certainly not a solution. >> no noteratures today about as warm as they're going to be all week. they will warm up a little bit. behind it you see san francisco the skyline. there's the fog and low clouds. that's going to push further inland tonight. so these inland bay valleys as you look toward the east bay now are going to get some cool fog in the morning hours. mount diablo you look at the brown on the hill. you saw noelle's story ready to burn. these are the highs we had today. temperatures about as warm as they're going to be all week then numbers start to cool down as we get into your bay area wednesday and then thursday. so the weather systems are going to start dropping closer to us and what that will do is give the fog a push. what we have now these are current conditions. what we have now is fog. it's breezy right along the coast. you can see in san francisco out in the sunset district. that's unusual you know this time of night this time of year to have the cliff house clear. but the fog will be back certain

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. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin told us it would cool down today it sure did.s defaced. the quick fix that the school is offering as it offers an apology. >>> immediate corrections needed for a high school memory book. ktvu's robert handa found out what the student did and how the school is wanting to fix it. >> reporter: inside the el valador a student deliberately altered a last name under a jewish student to spell jew. we're not showing the name of picture since both students are minors. 1,600 school books were passed out before last friday's graduation and many students are only now hearing about the anti-semitic caption. >> i think students would be offended but i think that would be offensive if i was that person. i just don't think it's a funny thing to do. >> reporter: neither did fremont district officials who reported the incident to the sheriff's department. >> we were outraged by this incident of the young man altering the last name of a fellow student. >> reporter: the solution, today the district sent out this e-mail to families apologizing for th

. >>> in five minutes, chief meteorologist bill martin is back with the complete bay area forecast. a live picture of the bay bridge will take us through the warm up and the works for the weekend. >>> and soon dogs will be able to roam freely without a leash in this park. what the city is not doing that has some concerned. >>> new at 10:00, controversial new rules for parks and a south bay city turns parks into dog parks is raising concerns about safety. later this month the city of mountain view will allow dogs to run off leash in unfenced areas of six city parks. ktvu's azmith smith has safety concerns over letting the dogs lose. >> reporter: ken, you can see the designated dog area outlined in yellow. it's essentially the area behind me. this area will not be fenced off just signs will be posted. the problem is there's a near by school and playground and that has some families not too happy. it's a popular park where families, bikers and walkers roam freely and soon so will dogs. in two weeks the city of mountain view starting a new program allowing pooches off their leashes in c

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we have reports tonight from bill plante in paris, david martin at the pentagon, and holly williams in qatar. first, bill plante with the president. bill. >> reporter: maurice, earlier today in brussels, the president doubled down in defense of his decision to swap taliban prisoners for sergeant bowe bergdahl without telling congress. >> we had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated, and we were deeply concerned about, and we saw an opportunity, and we seized it. and i make no apologies for that. >> reporter: bergdahl's health was the administration's initial reason for expediting the mission and not telling congress but when angry senators were briefed yesterday they were also told that the white house had to move quickly because of death threats from the taliban if word of the deal got out. >> because of the nature of the folks that we were dealing with and the fragile nature of these negotiations, we felt it was important to go ahead and do what we did. >> reporter: mr. obama also defended himself against criticism for bringing bergdahl's parents to the rose garden to celeb

in 5 fines, the changes bill martin is seeing. cay we're going to see near triple digit heat. >> a bay area woman uses her iphone to stop a potential break-in at her home. and police make an arrest. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> a san ramon woman used an iphone app to track her stolen phone, but was surprised what she saw. >> the suspected thief was headed right to her home and she took action. >> reporter: the woman used a find my iphone app to track the thief, and helped police make an arrest. 34-year-old dustin fryberger with addresses in martina and oakley is suspected of st

. >>> let's talk about our weather now bringing our chief meteorologist bill martin, temperatures cooledff. >> temperatures today not even close to that. temperatures tomorrow because of this extended fog is going to continue. livermore yesterday 105. so you're way down there. 69 in oakland cool around the bay cool at the coast. and we're heading for a cooling trend which is great news. obviously no spare the air day today. we had one yesterday and the day before. and the fire danger takes a little bit of a break. that's good news for this time of year obviously. we know too much heat generates a fire danger. the fog and low clouds you see here along the coast it's already got a pretty good push doesn't it. check it out. it's already pushing in over the marina district. here's ballpark over here. i would say in the next half hour or hour it's going to be across the ballpark. next two hours it's shooting across alameda and the district. big difference from what we showed yesterday. these are current temperatures. still pretty warm inland. 82 in livermore. the forecast highs tomorrow about

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. >>> a series of bills proposed thai today included a bill regarding the martin's beach issue.ight now the owner is being sued after he blocked the only access road that leads to the beach. >>> less than a week after a state judge declared the teacher law unconstitutional, larry gerston joins us. will they fix the problems outlined in ver gera versus california? >> let's call it a step. but it's far from what the judge found wrong with california tenure laws. the judge sited three major problems. the layoff policy known as the last in, first out which penalizes new teachers, the two year tenure process, and third, the complex, lengthy steps required to fire a teacher and get rid of that person if that person has in some way done something terribly wrong. these rules deny a student a good education according to some. it now provides a seven-month window, period, that's it, to go ahead and determine dismissal for those kinds of charges, dangerous charges such as child abuse and drug crimes, things like that. >> but it doesn't really impact other issues like just plain, bad teachi

you know, john belushi and bill murray and martin short and who are you?th florida and -- [ cheers ] go seminoles. >> yeah! >> seth: all right. >> yeah! all right! anyway -- [ laughter ] so we -- we got to this house. we come in and our performance space was a foyer. so, basically, guests are showing up and opening the door and like, "what are these people doing on the front step?" >> seth: that was not the worst job you ever had. you've had -- >> no. >> seth: you had one of the strangest jobs because i know a lot of improvisers who had weird jobs to pay the bills while they're improvising. you maybe had the weirdest. >> i worked in a mulch factory in south florida for one day. >> seth: one day at the mulch factory. >> bagging mulch and itching like crazy. [ laughter ] and i quit that job after one day. i also had one day at a meat packing factory in rochester, minnesota. and it was like the "i love lucy" episode where the hamburger patties are coming down the thing and you have the knit gloves and the white suit and the hairnet and the mask and the bootie

. >>> a bill that would restore access to a blocked beach near half moon bay cleared a hurdle in sacramento. tech billionaire vinod khosla purchased the land and closed off access to martins beach. jerry hill's bill would ask the state land commission to use eminent domain to buy the pathway to get to the beach. the bill cleared the assembly judiciary committee yesterday. >>> americans are struggling with severe weather making for a dangerous first week of summer. marlie hall has more on the weather that's causing a lot of devastation. >>> reporter: storm chasers captured a tornado touching down in plainfield, indiana, tuesday. it tossed an rv into this home in hendricks county. no one was hurt and people there are just starting to clean up. >> i had realized everybody is okay and everything. now we just got to get repaired. >> reporter: near kentwood, louisiana, a powerful storm packing high winds and rain snapped a tree and sent it crashing into a home. >> actually i thought the tree got hit by lightning and fell and the whole house started shaking so bad i couldn't stand up. >> reporter: in minnesota, mud invaded the dining room of this family's home after massive floo

. >>> score for the surfers a bill that would restore access to beach half moon bay. the only path to martin's beach. state senator jerry i'll hill's bill will ask the state land commission to use imminent do makes to get access to the beach. it cleared the judiciary committee today it's already been approved by the senate. >>> one person's poster is another city's public nuisance. the crackdown on illegal signs that have become a serious safety hazard. >>> a family claimed this little girl was booted from kfc because of her scars. the chain even gave them money. tonight the serious questions about their story. ,,,, take a look... gs like garage . >>> an east bay city is being covered over in illegal street signs. they include things like garage sales and noticees of lost pets. don ford says the city of con cord is on a mission to clean things up. >> reporter: concord says they have a problem. too many people placing too many personal signs in too many public places. >> these signs they detract from thees they particular of the city. >> reporter: they may interfere with safe driving at interse

bill to restore public access on martin beach clear a big legislative hurdle in sacramento assembly agreed to ask the state land commission to consider using the powers of eminent domain to purchase access to the secluded beach if owner does not provide that voluntarily. lobbyist forth high tech billionaire fought hard to deny that and they failed. measures already been approved by the senate. >> more to come at 9. up next. world cup fight. shock wave after soccer star appears to sink his teeth into an opponent not the first time. the picture the proof of what happened. >> also final tour of levi stapled. it opens later this summer. extraordinary security measures that are now being put into place. >> i'm spencer in the accu-weather forecast center. a little early summer cool down come our way but plenty of summer heat soon to follow. i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. one woman did when she saw one flying outside of her apartment wind [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double t

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reports from david martin at the pentagon, charlie d'agata in baghdad, and bill plante at the white houseorter: as a mother, how can you abandon your child? >> pelley: seth doane reports a program to rescue abandoned babies has been overwhelmed by the numbers. and four letters spell mystery. steve hartman "on the road" discovers who's sharing the love. >> the more you think it, the

reports from david martin at the pentagon, charlie d'agata in baghdad, and bill plante at the white house. >> reporter: as a mother, how can you abandon your child? >> pelley: seth doane reports a program to rescue abandoned babies has been overwhelmed by the numbers. and four letters spell mystery. steve hartman "on the road "discovers who's sharing the love. >> the more you think it, the more you speak it, the more real it becomes, and that's what i believe. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the results of the white house investigation of v.a. health care were released late this evening, and they paint a bleak picture. it says that v.a. leadership is not prepared to deliver effective, day-to-day management and is marked by an inherent lack of responsiveness. the president ordered this investigation after reports that some v.a. managers lied about how long veterans waited for health care, hiding the fact that many couldn't get appointments for months. wyatt andrews is joining us now with the story. wyatt. >> reporter: s

a bill to restore access to a blocked beach near half moon bay cleared a hurdle yesterday in sacramento. the billionaire vinod khosla purchased the land containing the only path to martins and closed it off. the bill would allow the state lands commission to buy access to the beach by eminent domain. it's been approved by the senate. >>> we have following breaking news in san francisco. the fifth and harrison off-ramp is closed at this hour after a deadly car accident. kpix 5's anne makovec just got there and anne, we are just getting word the car was involved in a high-speed chase right before the crash. >> yeah. that chase started over in oakland. it ended in san francisco. you can see the burned-out shell of the car from 80 westbound at fifth avenue in san francisco. several blocks are closed to traffic. this is video from earlier. two people are dead from the car. the coroner van just pulled up. one person was ejected when the car crashed and the other person died in the fire. it started as we said as a high- speed chase on northbound 880. officers ran the car's plates and said it was stolen. they started chasing it near the 880 and 80 split near 7th street. that ch

. >>> the state assembly is making changes to a bill that would allow public access to martin's beach county. the original bill would have instructed the state's lands commission to take over a private road owned by a high- tech billionaire unless he made it available to the public. instead, the bill is asking the commission to consider buying the road or another form of access. the landowner says he's not against using his property for public access but will not allow the government to control it. >>> 7:57. there's a new target in the occupy movement. what is behind a protest right in the heart of silicon valley. >>> and a deadly crash following a pursuit across the bay bridge. how the fiery crash hours ago is affecting the drive into san francisco right now. >>> in the east bay we still have a lot of slow traffic. people who are slow getting to their location and this might have something to do with what's going on at the bay bridge. we'll wrap it up for you straight ahead. >>> a lot of low clouds in place. some sunbreaks in there. it will be sunny for some. breezy, cooler. cold fro

we discussed with bill janeway as well as tina martin it. we will be right >> good morning, everyone. we welcome all of you year to our headquarters in new york city on a monday. scarlet fu is off today. right now, let's get to alix steel on apple. >> apple at $92. would you have thought that 10 years ago? be lowple's price now enough to become part of a dow jones industrial average, cementing a transition from a growth stock to a value stock? jonathan ferro has been watching this closely. is this the next up for apple? >> it removes the obstacle. you drop below $100 and a price weighted index and they may even consider it. but what i will say on the dow, it is not automatic. it will not happen overnight. it could take 12 months. it could take 24 months. the last time it happened was in december. but at least it moves the obstacle. the culture still exists, if a stock is cheaper, you're more likely to buy it. apparently, it does. to cut your stocks to $100. steve cook wants to make it available to a larger pool of investors. that is his line