. >> live doppler 7 hd shows to the north around fort bragg we have a healthy looking light-to-moderate shower so there is no thunderstorm just wet this morning. it is headed off to the east, more than to the south. i have not heard of any rain just yet to the north but it will be scattered light hours. clouds arrive for the next 12 hours and we go from clouds at 55 and clouds at noon mostly when the stray showers will develop from 4:00 through 7:00 hanging out in the mid-to-lower 60's. mostly cloudy at 52 and the not bay by noon you have had scattered light showers and we will top out at 68 and drop to 63. at the coast temperatures are constitutional in the mid-to-upper 50's. >> it is memorial day but parking meters will be checked and street cleaning is in affect so make sure that you move your cars and you feed the meters. the drive in the north bay coming through marin county out of santa rosa and petaluma you have top speeds at 70 miles per hour and slowing down through novato and 59 miles per hour is not too bad to marinwood at 64 from the northbound and southbound direction and t

bragg. ft. bragg, north carolina, where the special forces teams would train. c-span: so she moves with--you call him harold, but that's not his real name. >> guest: yes, that's correct. c-span: any why don't you give his real name? >> guest: he didn't give his permission and the publisher suggested that i use a pseudonym. c-span: so they moved to where again? >> guest: hudson, massachusetts c-span: how long do they stay there? >> guest: for the next seven and a half years they--they lived together. c-span: living as husband and wife? >> guest: living as husband and wife. alyce wore a redding--wedding ring, posed as her husband, o--as his--as his wife. if someone asked about her past, she would just say her husband was lost and she'd try and avoid the conversation. c-span: he comes home in '73. >> guest: right. c-span: we jump again to '91. how did jim jr. commit murder? and where is he today, by the way? >> guest: he has been paroled. he was convicted of second-degree murder. been paroled and moved on promising with--promisingly with his life. what happened to

mike nicco is following that with the forecast. >> live doppler 7 hd shows to the north around fort bragg we have a healthy looking light-to-moderate shower so there is no thunderstorm just wet this morning. it is headed off to

not here locally, but just to our north, up toward menicono county, and a frost advisory around fort bragg. >> tomorrow, more sunshine, and a bit of a breeze. >> overnight lows, pretty chill tow start out chilly to start out the day. >> this is where we're tracking rainfall to the north. >> as high pressure develops offshore, that'll keep the breeze going. >> the winds pick up into the afternoon hours. >> as i mentioned, strongest winds around 19 to 25, 27 miles an hour coast side throughout the day on thursday. >> forecast highs for tomorrow, 70s in santa rosa and fairfield, oakland, 69, brent wood 73, and san jose, nice recovery into the upper 60s at 69, and san francisco 61. >> here's is a look ahead, your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. >> your holiday weekend, temperatures do warm up a little bit by sunday and monday. >>> thank you. >>> uc berkeley swimmers are set to get a new pool, but it means the loss of some parking spots. >> the $15 million california a -- acq acquatics center. >> olympic super star missy franklin is said to enroll at cal in the fall. >> than

bragg. two of the victims were from the peninsula and one was from san francisco. yesterday's victim is described as middle-aged about a man from the east bay. >> developing news, fire officials in southern california are confident the massive spring fire will be fully contained by tomorrow. the 28,000 square acre fire is 60% contained. cooler temperatures helped firefighters get a handle on the flames and allowed residents to come back home. >> weather allowed us to get our resources in position that we needed. >> we shipped out and came back last night will we didn't want to take any chances, the wind gets blowing, you never know. >> in riverside county, 650-acre veg taking fire is 75 contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in two days. >> new at 9:00, two pg&e workers were injured when a transformer exploded in san francisco. >> a video captured by a bay view district resident happened around 3:30 today. electrical flash left them with burns. both were taken to the hospital. they were originally called out to investigate an equipme

over chico to fort bragg.o, that means in you want to hit the beach later on today, the best beach city of course is going to be to the south. that's going to be santa cruz. a little breezy, a little cloudy, but still comfortable out there if you want to have a nice beach barbecue for memorial day. as we honor fallen servicemen and women today, i think it will be a pretty nice day. a lot of parades happening. i can tell you those parades will be mostly dry especially if you live south of the golden gate bridge. we expect the first showers around 3:00 p.m. hour to hour detail when the showers come to your city in my next report. christina, back to you. >> thanks. in a few hours, strong and brave athletes claim it's possible to escape from alcatraz. the orca alcatraz challenge. 300 brave participants will swim 100 miles to the san francisco shore then run across the city. athletes take part of that around 8:00 in the morning. >> that will be a cold one. >> still ahead, remembering last week's victims of the dead

fishing lost their lives and one died at salt point park and another at shell and another off fort bragg. two victims were from the peninsula and one from san francisco. the latest victim was reported to be middle age man from the east bay. >> san francisco police are investigating a collision between a bus and a car. investigators say a car hit a muni bus at 24th and south van ness in the mission district and was stopped at a traffic light when the car could not negotiate the town. one person on the bus said he was injured but refused medical treatment. no one in the car was hurt. a new report says 40 percent of teenagers admit to texting while driving. researchers at the medical center of new york say texting while driving is an epidemic and is based on analysis of 2011 survey of almost 8,000 young people. the teens were asked if they texted while driving in the last 30 days and researchers say the risk of having a car accident is 23 times higher when driving and texting at the same time. there has been a national effort to educate drivers on the dangers of distracted driving. >> this

bragg throughout the day. conditions will deteriorate. that is my warning for you on this memorial day. i just want to show you how close those showers are to the coastline of sonoma county, marin county. we have showers on way to the north bay. that's the only place we want to keep in mind that you might want to postpone that barbecue. i stay 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. showers moving to the north bay. here's what we're watching. winds pick up if you live in the higher elevations or near the coastline a lot of people will be headed towards the city. conditions won't be perfect but they won't be that bad. breezes picking up. then 6:00 p.m. showers start to move in. keep in mind, showers on the way. south of the golden gate bridge i'd say any time between 3:00 to 6:00 you want to keep in mind you've got showers headed our way. and you might want to bing brepg in that barbecue. even if comes near the barbecue it might not be that bad. we only expect a couple hundreds of an inch of precipitation. if you don't like the cold, that will keep the col

will go let's now take a look at the bragg breakdown of the vote so far well exactly half of you are not feeling optimistic thinking that europe will end up in a financial collapse and a dissolution just over a quarter or so far think of predicted evolution into a virtual german empire twenty one percent of those who took part in our online poll saying that e.u. will go on but it will lose some of its weaker members and as we can see only a tiny fraction which is three percent of feeling big and optimistic saying the e.u. will manage the debt crisis and grow stronger while doing that let us know what you think on the issue log on to our tea dot com and leave your vote there. these toys . this question by putting your. hand it seems protecting a vulnerable can put you on the wrong side of law in britain. for trying to take care of her elderly father we bring you the story of one woman who was secretly thrown into prison for trying to take on the state that's coming up in just a few minutes. pakistanis have gone to the polls and elected the new parliament what will the new government d

cave yip happened at night between fort bragg and willits.injured, but the it's limited to you a 4-mile run. skunk train managers say that if they don't get the money they may have to shut down. >>> researchers have found swine flu virus in elephant sales along the california coast. scientists say it's not unusual for the marine mammals to harbor human diseases. researchers from uc davis say the animals have been infected by seabirds. none of the elephant seals show sign of the disease. the study was published in the journal pillas one. >>> you already know home prices are expensive in san francisco, but they are now scaling rare heights median sales price of at home in the city hit the $1 million mark last month. that is up more than 31% from a year-ago. the san francisco association of realtors says the median price hasn't been so high since the real estate boom peaked in 2007. the median price for a condo in san francisco $850,000. >>> just another reason why i needed to win the powerball lottery of. >> it's a longshot to win the powerball

right now a wide spread marine layer from fort bragg down to santa cruz with some of the thickest fog through san francisco, also mid way through the peninsula. definitely airport delays. let's get you outside to the live hd sky camera network. in san frn the cloud cover is continuing to move in. it is going to create more areas of drizzle against the coast line. we take you to the south and a lot of sunshine as we have the camera pointed towards the east and the east bay. and for san jose a little bit of cloud cover across the coastal mountains. let's get you to the forecast as we head throughout our thursday. we will start off with cloud cover and drizzle at the coast. it is going to be a slow burn off of the clouds. by the noon hour we expect by the bay and interior valleys to struggle to get rid of the clouds but we will get a few rays of sunshine and temperatures we think will warm up here to the low 70s but the stay into the 60s by our immediate coast line. on your three day forecast temperatures warming up friday and saturday with low and mid 80s in the forecast and a little bi

one died at salt point, another at shell beach and another off fort bragg.tims remain from the peninsula. one was from san francisco. the latest victim is reported to be a middle aged man from the east bay. >> this morning, san francisco muni and police are investigating a collision between a bus and a car. investigators say a car hit a muni because at 24th and south van ness avenue in the mission district. the bus was stopped at a traffic light when the car could not quite negotiate the turn. a passenger on the bus said he was injured but refused medical treatment. no one in the car was hurt. >> the next store could have you keeping a close are eye on other drivers. despite the laws and the ad campaigns four in ten teens still admit to texting while driving, half of all young drivers. according to researchers if new york, 43 percent of driving able high schoolers admit to texting in 2011 survey which involved 8,000 teen drivers. the odds of having an accident is 23 times higher when texting and driving at the same time. >> 23 times. thing of that. >> next a

julian was on the phone with kim bragg, one of his best friend's mother. she tells us there was no arguing before the shooting. there was just silence and then a gunshot. >> somebody needs to find out what happened to this baby because a mother has lost her only child. this is her only baby. she has no more kids. that's her only child. he's her only boy child. i can't put myself in that place. he's a good kid. he worked hard. he worked every day. he's not out here doing anything wrong. he's a good, respectable kid. >> reporter: the deputy is on paid leave pending an internal investigation with arlington county sheriff's department. julian turned 22 years old on mother's day. coming up at 6:30, hear from his mother. we'll have that in a half-hour. back to you, mike and andrea. >> delia goncalves reporting live from alexandria. >>> officials in oklahoma say as many as 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed in monday's deadly tornado. the initial estimate of damage is being placed at about $2 billion. the tornado was on the ground for 40 minutes leaving a tra

bragg, north carolina, to deploy and also the counter terrorism force out of europe to deploy neither of those were able to get there in time. what is unfortunate is we never really laid the details of all of that down. >> geraldo: there are still witnesses unquestioned about what happened? >> it if it there are witnesses that are volunteering information because they he have not been questioned in their judgment they have information of value then they certainly also should be he listened to. the outrageous thing in front of us is the fact that if we are going to go back and solve most of these problems but we knew who did this within 48 hours by name and they were the people that were harming us for a year and we he should have given the cia the ability to go kill and capture just as we have done to the the al-qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan and we are conducting a criminal investigation and to date we have nothing to show for it. it is incredible. >> geraldo: there were three suspects named only now. what do you make of that, general? >> i don't understand it. and what it is tell

from fort bragg and bodega bay to santa cruz and monterey the coast is clear. lots of sunshine. the system that gave a cooldown has moved away. high pressure is building in for two days. two days. two and a half. 8 degrees warmer for many locations today, sunny for all coast, bay inland. biggest jump will be the inland areas. tomorrow will be the hottest day, highest fire danger, 70s, 80s, and 90s. coast does not look like it's going to get that hot. coast is clear unless you're in san diego or l. a. sunny and warmer. 60s, 70s, 80s or 90s. oakley, antioch, down to gilroy, 80s in between. upper 80s and 90s tomorrow. that will be the hottest day. cooler sunday, a low forms off the coast, and that will pick up the fog, especially monday, tuesday. >>> time now 7:10. once again top story, major delays on b.a.r.t. we are staying on top of how long the repairs will take and what kind of impact this is going to have on the rest of your commute. >> early this morning a plane slams into a d. c. area apartment. the cause of the crash, plus the reaction of the people sleeping inside. using

bragg in north carolina, the nation's largest domestic base, will be attending school for five fewerdue to teacher furloughs, "politico" also reports on the shrinking power of the man in a position to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen. speaker john boehner. together it would seem mr. boehner needs to take his own advice where the nation's military is concerned. >> instead of using our military men and women as campaign props, if the president was serious, he'd sit down with harry reid and begin to address our problems. >> joinings now, democratic congressman chris van hollen of maryland. good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon, martin. >> the republican position seems to be we love and cherish our military so much we want their children to be less well educated. is that about it? >> well, that's unfortunately the case right now because we've been pushing to replace the sequester which is having all these negative consequences and our republican colleagues have refused to even allow us to have a vote, martin. four times now. actually five times. we tried to have a vote on a -

that same day, a man drowned in the waters off fort bragg in mendocino county. another man drowned off sonoma county shell beach on april 27th. >>> 5:09. the golden state warriors hope their new arena's latest look is a slam-dunk with the fans. the new design includes more public access, fire station and deep water ship berth plus a view inside the practice facility and into the arena during games, as well. privately financed arena will be located between the ferry building and at&t park. >>> transportation officials will likely announce on wednesday how much it will cost and how long it will take to build to make repairs on the new bay bridge, rather. they are working on a fix to hold down two seismic safety devices that were originally secured by 96 large anchor bolts. some of those bolts broke when they were tightened in march. >>> and starting today, bart has new acts to temporarily ban troublemakers on their trains. a new state law allows the transit agency to issue prohibition orders against anyone who commits certain offense on bart property including def

bragg in north carolina are actually going to be furloughed for up to five days starting in august.lost with these side shows. jonathan, where are the republicans' priorities? >> well, remember when we were talking about the fiscal cliff and sequester, particularly sequester. there were people on capitol hill, republicans, who said if the sequester happens, actually that's a good thing. because we need to get our budget house in order. for a lot of -- for a lot of republicans, these cuts, these furloughs, are not a bad thing. they -- you know, they think that if this is what it takes to get things back in order, to stop the deficit spending and things, so be it. but the problem will come in as more and more of the real life impacts of the sequester start affecting more and more people. you would hope and you would think that, you nknow, the republicans on capitol hill will, you know, at least do something, as patricia was saying, they won't even go to debate on the budget. at some point, like i said before, and as patricia was alluding to before, at one point, at some point, politic

bragg. so military spouses are incredibly unique. you can't make any generalizations about them.n for me since i married into the military. >> in addition to your book you've been writing about the impact of the sequester on military families for a time of tell us about what we need to know there. >> i call military families the canaries in the coal mine of the sequester. because military families are really feeling the brunt of these cuts first. i think people thought it wouldn't be that big of a deal, especially after the fax cuts were brushed to the side because the right people spoke up. everyone was inconvenienced by airline delays. and they don't exist anymore. but it is not like that for military families. we cannot speak up in the same kinds of numbers so for example, their offices, personal property offices, when you have to move, that's where you go. and the offices are based on very big bases like ft. belvoir in the d.c. area. you don't have guidance or the support you need. the other big problem is that military schools around the world, the teachers are being furloug

and the arlington national sem tear website said they -- cemetery said they to be known out of fort braggama will be speaking and will honor those who sacrifice their freedom and will honor remarks about what memorial day means for the country in about 15 minutes. we'll carry those live remarks as well. >> it's always a special ceremony. >> very moving. >>> we're gonna check in with sal, see what's happening in our commute in the bay area. >> right now, traffic is moving along relatively well almost everywhere you look. you would expect it on memorial day. it's very light almost like another sunday here. no problems getting into the city. the morning commute looks good if you are driving in san francisco along northbound 101. that's a very nice commute coming up to the 80 split. we've been checking in with san jose and the road sensors are not showing much in the way of traffic. >>> a lot of cloud cover moving in. cloudy, mostly cloudy. to the north bay, yes. some has already started up in mendocino county. i think it will move to lake county, the northern sacramento valley. there's also

last month's rockfall blocked the rocks running near fort bragg and now service is limited to a shorthe company says if the tunnel is not reopened in the next few weeks, they may have to start furloughing employees. >>> 8:52. in the trayvon martin shooting case, lawyers on both sides of george zimmerman's murder trial face off in court. >>> there really is no -- >> the decision just handed down by a judge on the evidence jurors will hear about the educate of -- about the death of trayvon martin. >>> good morning. westbound 237. still some slowing there, as you can see, driving just west of milpitas. we'll tell you more -- straight ahead. >>> fast and furious 6 took in $120 million in its u.s. debut weekend. it was the best openinger --error for a universal picture -- opening ever for a universal picture. >>> 8:55. new this morning from florida in the trayvon martin shooting case. legal analysts say george zimmerman's defense case suffered several setbacks in a pretrial hearing in sanford, florida. >> it's been said by mr. crump that this is the most significant civil rights trial of t

. >> well, i used to teach at fort bragg in the regional studies course which is one of the core coursesor our civil affairs and sigh-ops officers that are part of the special operations community, and these are all american captains and some majors that have gone into the civil affairs or psychological operations fields, and we spent a lot of time going over the lessons learned from the civil affairs type actions that the army and the republic of korea learned. the american military isn't always really good at learning lessons. we learn 'em, and we write 'em down, and then we never look at 'em again. [laughter] it's a horrible problem. so we have to relearn them. but we tried in that educational context to bring those out and let people see that, you know, this is a doable thing. it's not an impossible task if people put their minds to it, if you find the right folks with the right skills and the right attitude. because that's sometimes the most important aspect of it. you can do incredible things, and korea's one of the examples we used. and the actions that those military folks took.

at the third table today is reagan and kenny bragg. ron molloy has the opening presentation. , chairman, vice chairman, and members of the board. i'm going to begin by providing some data about the scope of the problem of impaired driving. summarize our efforts over the past year, and described the methodology provided. 9878 out alle were impaired driving fatalities. defined as a fatality that involves a driver with a blood- alcohol cause attrition above .08 or higher. this represents 31% of all highway fatalities. in addition, there are more than 170,000 persons injured. 20 7000 of whom suffered debilitating injuries from alcohol impaired crashes. with respect to the economic costs,, a 2006 analysis found that alcohol involved crashes in the united states cost $66.4 billion in monetary costs, and an additional $63.3 billion in quality of life losses. as he can see from the bars in this graph, impaired driving fatalities have decreased since 1982. although there has been substantial declines over this period, progress has been relative

last month one of the railway's two tunnels caved in between for bragg and wil its.d cost more than $300,000 to repair. skunk train managers have launched a campaign at that raise money to reopen the tunnel. . >>> the famous boardwalk in asbury park, new jersey, is back open for business. the boardwalk did suffer more than $3 million in damages from superstorm sandy last october. the mayor of asbury park call the boardwalk the bread and butter of the town and he says he's opted mystic that the town is ready to host tourists this summer. >>> members of occupy the farm have retain a plot of land in albany owned by uc berkeley. . >> the multiuse property is owned by the reejens of the university of california and is not open to the public. >> a couple of dozen people ignored warnings from police and returned to the field and planted broccoli and kale seeds. last week they put in plants witness school then plowed under. so far police have not moved in this time but are documenting the protesters who are there. >> this is just the newest phase of the battle. so, yeah, car

ll, i used to teach at bragg in the regional study courses, which is one of the core courses for the special operations community. these are all american captains and some majors that have gone into the civil affairs or the psychological operations fields. we spent a lot of time going over lessons learned from the civil affairs-type actions that the army and the republic of korea learned. the american military isn't always good at learning lessons. we learn them, we write them down, then we never look at them again. it's a horrible problem. we tried in that educational context to bring those out and let people see that, you know, this is a doable thing. it is not an impossible task. if people put their minds to it, if you find the right folks with the right skills and attitude, that is the most important aspect of it and you can do incredible things. korea is one of the examples we used and the action that those military folks took. you're right to point that out. it isn't always about the shooting and all the wild combat type things. frankly, you do less of that than you do of the o

have difficulty with the making,dations we are at least if you are in the position that even kenny bragg andhe last row has seen, been to so many tragedies, over and over. we are not asking too much. i look at the fatality numbers of what we are calling a success. for 2009, it was 10,759 fatalities. in 2010, it was 10,136. this past year, it was 9878. 2012, it has gone up again. if this is what we are looking at as acceptable, as far as the number of lives that can be lost, something new is required. something bold is required. lowering the bac is one of the things we are recommending that needs to move the bar. go into somebody's house. i have done countless times and had a note that their child died or someone that they love died. is the hardest rain for a law enforcement officer to do. this is something that can be solved with more personal responsibility. >> are there any further comments by the staff? it is 11:31. we are going to take a break for about 15 minutes and come back at11:45 to consider adoption of the report. welcome back. dr. mayer, will you please read the proposed find