. >>> new information about the judge involved in the brock turner case. he won't face a recall until next spring. supporters who want judge persky recalled say they have changed their minds about trying this november. instead they will aim for the june 2018 primary election. they say that they want to save taxpayer money. the group also still needs around 58,000 signatures. judge persky sentenced former stanford university student brock turner to six months jai >>> time now 6:40. airbnb is cracking down. the new policy the company is now enforcing in san francisco that has hosts upset this morning. >> adding more international flight options. the new destinations you will soon be able to fly to and from oakland's airport. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. you can see the dow is up about 16 points. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,,,,,, new york. good morning. ngressional leader >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." norah o'donne

. >> coming up the judge behind the controversial brock turner sentencing is still on the bench. the reason for a push for a recall is being delayed. and. >> coming up, the high kofrt of living has california teachers fleeing the state. now a new bill that just might get them to stay. >> but first happening right now, a new report just released shows that sexual assaults are on the rise at military academies. and that includes the distinguished u.s. naval academy in nap list and the u.s. military academy at west point. >>> also some good news to report out of the war torn syrian city of aleppo. people live tlg say water is once again running through the pipes for the first time in months. syrian forces captured a pumping station from isis fighters last week. we're back with more news in just two minutes. more witnessestimonexpectetodayn garciaorres mder tri. >>> more witness testimony expected today in the antolin garcia torres trial. the man accused of the killing teenager sierra lamar is also charged with attempting to kidnap three other women. we have blurred her face to conce

penal system, and, so, you will find black men who are overpunished and when a white man like brock turneron, people say why don't you punish him like a black man as opposed to saying -- >> raise everybody up to a level ofue process and forgiveness. we have this rathful instinct in this country, we are a punishing nation. we have the most punitive system and put the most people in prison and sometimes you see people dangle a path to equality in which we can just punish everyone that way as opposed to thinking what we actually want is a world in which we can find forgiveness, redemption, treatment, empathy, due process and good lawyers for everyone down here as well, right, like that leveling everyone up to the point where we have fewer people in prison, where we can look at someone not as the sum total of the worst thing they did, that should be the goal. >> trevor: a book worth reading. number two on the best seller list. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. watch the show tonight. >> trevor: "all in with chris hayes," weekdays 8:00 p.m. msnbc and "a col you're here to buy a car.

persky sparked nationwide outrage last year when he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner tos in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the main reason for the delay is money. the cost of the special recall election this november would be about $6.8 million. the cost of putting it on the primary ballot next june would be $576,000. >>> happening today, the uc board of regents is scheduled to discuss the potential impact of proposed federal changes to obamacare on uc medical centers. earlier this week, uc berkeley university health services spokeswoman said students under the student health insurance plan would not be affected if obamacare is repealed. also today, the uc regents are expected to be updated on cal's housing situation. uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc >>> good morning, north bay, we'll start with your temperatures. we have upper 40s until you get to novato, san rafael, tiburon, about 50 to 52 degrees there. we're pretty much in the low to mid 50s everywhere, 50 in daly city, 52 san francisco, redwood city, san

persky sparked major outrage last year when he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious money. the cost of a special recall election this movie would be $6.8 million. the cost of including it on the primary ballot next june is $576,000. >>> happening today, the uc board of regents is scheduled to discuss the potential impact of proposed federal changes to obamacare on medical centers. a spokeswoman said students would not be affected if obamacare is repeal. also today, the uc regents are expected to be updated on cal's housing situation. uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc system. >>> let's talk temperatures. we'll start in san francisco where it's pretty narrow from about 51 to the financial district at about 54. most of us about 52 to 53 degrees. when you step outside. we got 53 in richmond, also in palo alto and pleasanton, american canyon, santa clara and petaluma at 51, one of our warm spots, pittsburg, at about 61. 55 in belmont right now and daly city, 50. here's a look at walnut creek, south on 680.

he issued a light sentence to brock turner for sexual assault. opponents sought to hold the special recall this fall. mercury news reporting that they realized that might be too expensive. opponents are placing a measure next june to get enough signatures. >> san francisco's waste collection recology is looking to raise its rates. it would be $5 for the first year. a series of seven hearings are taking place between now and may. the second of those take place in may. the new rates would take effect in july. it would be the first rate hike in four years. >> lawrence livermore lab will give the public an up close look to look at two sites with contaminated groundwater. it dates pack to the 1940s when it was a naval air station. cleanup has been going on for years. whatever contaminants are left they say no longer pose a health risk. >>> it is 5:08. as you get ready to head out the door, we are seeing something different. fog across the coastline. in san francisco, it is is clearing up a little bit now, though. you are still seeing wet roads with th

he issued a light sentence to brock turner for assault. mercury news reports it would be too expensive. instead, opponents to shooting for next june's primary ballot provided they get enough signatures. >> a day before president's revised travel ban is set to take effect, the revised executive order will be scrutinized in federal courtrooms across the country today. the justice department filed papers with a court in seattle arguing the latest ban is drastically different than the original version. the new ban impacts six mostly muslim nations instead of seven. washington and several other states are trying to block the revised ban. >> new this morning, president trump is responding after his taxes came to light on "the rachel maddow show." he wrote, does anybody really believe that a reporter, who nobody ever heard of, went to his mailbox and found my tax returns? fake news. >> he paid $38 million in federal income tax. this comes from papers from 2005. he took a big writeoff with a tax rate lower than many people earning a lot less. >> t

he sparked outrage when he sentenced brock turner to six months to jail for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman. a vote on his fate is being pushed back to june of 2018. the main reason is to save your taxpayer dollars holding a special recall election this november would cost an estimated $6.9 million. nearly $7 million. delaying it until the primary next january puts the cost at just a few hundred thousan dollars. the group leading the recall effort tells us they will start collecting signatures this summer to put the measure on the ballot. >>> tomorrow, a kidnapper will be sentenced for a crime that vallejo police initially and wrong recalled a hoax. it's been two years since matthew muller broke into the home of eric quinn and denise huskins. muller dragged, bound her and abducted her and held her hostage for two days before letting her go. vallejo police accused the couple of making up the story. >>> dublin police arrested muller after a home invalsion a few months later and found evidence linking him to the vallejo case. muller pleaded guilty to a federal kidnapping charge. >>> new

he sparked outrage when he sentenced brock turner to six months to jail for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman. a vote on his fate is being pushed back to june of 2018. the main reason is to save your taxpayer dollars holding a special recall election this november would cost an estimated $6.9 million. nearly $7 million. delaying it until the primary next january puts the cost at just a few hundred thousan dollars. the group leading the recall effort tells us they will start collecting signatures this summer to put the measure on the ballot. >>> tomorrow, a kidnapper will be sentenced for a crime that vallejo police initially and wrong recalled a hoax. it's been two years since matthew muller broke into the home of eric quinn and denise huskins. muller dragged, bound her and abducted her and held her hostage for two days before letting her go. vallejo police accused the couple of making up the story. >>> dublin police arrested muller after a home invalsion a few months later and found evidence linking him to the vallejo case. muller pleaded guilty to a federal kidnapping charge. >>> new

persky sparked nationwide outranl last year when he sentenced brock turner to just six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the main reason for the delay is saving taxpayer money. the cost of a special recall election this november would be $6.8 million. the cost of including it on the primary ballot next june, just $576,000. >>> and happening today, the uc board of regents is scheduled to discuss the potential impact of proposed federal changes to obamacare on uc medical centers. earlier this week, uc berkeley's university health services spokeswoman said students under the student health insurance plan would not be affected if obamacare is repealed. also today, the uc regents are expected to be updated on cal's housing situation. uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc system. >>> san francisco's considering a robot tax. you heard that right. it would apply to every machine that replaces a human worker. this is according to "the examiner." supervisor jane kim called for a hearing on that proposal yesterday. she says revenue