assistance to come in and stay on so we can engage them in the robust services to offer them cal is our state mandated program for families that are low income pertaining families on cal workers comprise 80 percent of the caseload and parents that are low income and for all of them to get the paternities into work if parents can't work due to a disability we do the same cap that helps them navigate the application process with the ssi their children, however, will remain eligible for cal workers, however, the parents are not required to work the fetsdz and the state requirement of 50 percent if we are blow 50 percent we're subject to come be subject to federal and state fiscal sanction who years ago we were 35 percent and we had been there for probably a decade due to significant state reforms as well as changes in the local operation and service delivery we've pushed the number of significantly and good for two reasons we'll not face a fiscal sanction but more families are engaged in employment training and subsidize employment and doing removal work their children are getting caregiver and

chico fire department is deploying an undercover team to curb intentionally set couch fires near cal state campuses. this is video from a 2014 couch fire that got out of hand and burned down a house near chico state. the fire chief says there were more than 200 intentionally set fires last year creating some close calls. chico fire investigators will roam the streets educating people and use social media to catch the culprit. >>> a bizarre case of animal cruelty in orange county. police say they found a dog high on heroin and meth. the dog bubba was in a motel room with his owner when they raided it for drugs. the dog had meth and heroin in his system after tests. it's unclear whether he ingested or breathed in secondhand smoke. >> this is horrible. this is the first time that we reported that an animal is under the influence. >> once the dog is healthy he will go to a rescue organization to find a new home. >>> a lot of people will need extra hairspray this morning with the windy conditions. >> yes. keep both hands on the steering wheel over the bay bridge because we have gusty winds in e

different universities have acted as a fiscal agent; we have had it with san francisco state, berkeley, cal state, east bay and currently we are working with fresno. primarily this contract is directed to hsa staffing. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public or wish to comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. it's not like there isn't going to be any public processor transparency; in fact seems they will be more. if we could get a motion item 6. >> supervisor mar: i make the motion. >> supervisor tang: adopted. item 7. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs

different universities have acted as a fiscal agent; we have had it with san francisco state, berkeley, cal state, east bay and currently we are working with fresno. primarily this contract is directed to hsa staffing. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public or wish to comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. it's not like there isn't going to be any public processor transparency; in fact seems they will be more. if we could get a motion item 6. >> supervisor mar: i make the motion. >> supervisor tang: adopted. item 7. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs

. >> pam:the vermont senator is speaking to supporters on the campus of cal- state dominguez hills, in carson. this speech is a lead up to bay area slated for tomorrow. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more on that. dan >> reporter:bernie sanders is coming to tomorrow in his quest to capture california's 546 democratic delegates. >> reporter:this is sanders' second visit to northern california in a week. last week, he spoke to thunderous applause in sacramento and stockton. and then made a stop at his oakland campaign headquarters. >> reporter:early tomorrow afternoon santa clara county fairgrounds in san jose. and then tomorrow evening he'll rally supporters at waterfront park in vallejo. >> reporter:at sanders campaign headquarters in oakland. supporters. many of whom had the chance to meet him face to face last week. are still reeling from that experience. >> he is the candidate of a lifetime. he was here one week ago, just briefly. and what is interesting is that he is so authentic. it's like we know him and we know what he stands for and he is consistent and

she joins us tonight from the campus of cal state university. senator sanders will hold rally later tonight. thank you. what do you think of sanders response to the chaos that went on at the nevada convention over the weekend? >> reporter: he denounced the violence but he was defiant. he put out a statement that reid said was a good conversation and after saying that he does not, in any way, condone the violence, he went after the democratic national committee. he went after what we have been hearing escalate from his campaign which they believe is a pattern of unfairness that really showed itself in nevada where they feel like they were mistreated and he went even further when i talked to jeff weaver who said they want to use this as a pretext to be unfair to us and mistreat us at the democratic national convention. i also had a long conversation with former ohio state senator nina turner. she was at the convention for eight hours. she categorically denies there was any violence tumped off by vo by the folks from the sanders campaign. she said

. >> cal state university have approved a new product. >> this covers 23,000 staff members. >> they said97% of the members cast built voted in favor of the contract. >> they will get a 7% pay raise by july 1st. >> and a pay raise in july of this year. >> the board is set to meet later this month. >> this is double stopping. >> some under ground metro stations. >> double stopping let's two trains stop at the same time. >> they can all get off instead of passengers being stuck on a train in a tunnel waiting for the train ahead to off load passengers. >> this is the problem that has been solved. it will be used at the powell. >> civic center and muni center. >> this is the flight rail trains. and they were unveiled. >> back and it is the current neat of 150. the first two trains will have arrived. and they under go 600 tests before being put in service. >> they are working for them and they held the lead for three and a half quarters. but they got it done at crunch time. >> take the two. >> join something me right now is sports reporter scott reiss. and it is an exciting game and always nic

they'll hold it at cal state and sacramento, fresno. >>> man who waved a gun at a white house check pointervice orders to drop it is recovering from a bullet wound to the stomach. as you can imagine, what many th thil. shots fired. >> it was after 3 p.m. when a man walked up to a check point. he refuses waving the gun instead. the tenth confrontation unfolding in front of visitors and families. >> they start. they say get back get back, they started pushing everybody out. >> they fire a single shot. hidden the man in the abdomen. >> over the radio i could hear suspect down, suspect down, shots fired, shots fired. >> they raced to the scene yelling to people to stay in place as terrified tourists look on. >> the cops, they come out the side. they even got their guns drawn. >> the white house is placed instant lockdown as snipers scan from the rooftop. the president is not at home. he's out golfing but the vice president is inside the complex and is immediately secured. for these first-time visitors, a frightening welcome to washington. >> safest place of all, secret service everywhere, it

.>> i was talking to a gentleman, and his daughter goes to the cal state monterey.h, and they were watching the whales for the last month or two. >> you do not have to go out on the boat to go well watching -- whale-watching.>>> and racing to the top of the tower, tunnels to towers climb, in honor of the first responders that lost their lives while trying to say people from the original towers when they were attacked on september 11. the racers climb 104 floors, 2206 stairs to get to the top of the building. >> when it started getting hard in the stairwell after the 50th floor, hard to put one leg in front of the other, i found strength through them. they were the strength in my legs, and the wind in my lungs.>> that is well said. the firefighter with the fastest time completed the run in 14 minutes, 26 seconds. the tunnel to towers climbs is a fundraiser that builds for the minute service also goes to fund college for the children of the firefighters. >>> the golden retriever in north carolina loved his doggie daycare, so much so that he ran away from home to get b

researchers at cal state poly tech nick university found they could be off by 20 beat per minute measuringhe heart rate. sometimes it didn't record any heart rate at all. listeria scare forcing a recall of the sunflower seed products. voluntary recall impacts those made by planters and the sun rich natural. it includes papa john oriental salad with the sell by date they were manufactured by sun optum and told in two dozen states. so far no illnesses reported. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- counting coin. "7 on your side" puts the coin counting machines to the test. is there viral social immediate -- >> in a viral social media post a former wizard player says a woman wasn't allowed to sit by him on a plane due to race. we have reaction from riders coming up. >> a student at a prestigious private d.c. high school attacked and robbed in front of t thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 ws to choose from. you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? absolutely. thi

. >> reporter: she just finished her masters degree, and is interning at cal state northridge, while she looks for a job. throughout her college career, she's lived at home with her parents, and she looks to look on the bright side. about being able to cook at home, being able to be comfortable. but i am looking forward to being independent on my own. >> reporter: she is not alone. according to a study released today, for the first time on record, young adults aged 18 to 34 are more likely to be living at home with their parents, than any place else. >> reporter: more than 32% of millennials were living with their parents. the study gave three reasons. millennials are waiting longer to get married. they're having more difficulty finding and keeping a job. and the cost of living is higher than ever before. >> that's not surprising at all. yeah. a lot of my friends, until they have a job where they're making at least about 50 something k, they are living at home. >> reporter: she says another reason young adults live at home is to help their parents make ends meet by contributing to th

their concerns stemmed from discussions by a cal state university task force about tidying fee increases freeze is lifted during the next school year. students at sf state are asking for $3 million in additional funding for the schools college of ethnic studies. four students say they are going on a hunger strike until the department is fully funded. >> what i fear more than me dying or hurting myself is that there's a future where my kid is not going to be able to learn about where he came from. >> the university says the program is actually overbudget, but says it will make up the shortfall and has no plans to cut ethnic studies. >>> a famed san francisco hotel doorman is celebrating a milestone. tom sweeney has been on the job it feels like forever at this -- francis drake hotel, over 40 years. >> everyone knows tom sweeney. tara moriarty shows us how mayor ed lee today proclaimed tom sweeney day in his honor. >> taxi. taxi. >> reporter: for 40 years, tom sweeney has been a fixture on powell street in san francisco. the famed and friendly doorman in the beefeater suit at the francis d

on monday bill clinton will hold rallies at cal state fresno, stockton and sacramento. >>> this is the last weekend before the voter registration deadline. monday is also the deadline to register for a political party. voters who are registered at no party preference, also known as declined to state, can request a ballot with democratic candidates. voters must register has a republican to receive a republican ballot. 5:35 is our time. to the mystery of egypt air flight. smoke was detected before it crashed. smoke crews continue to look for debris from the plane. there were two sightings yesterday. but what they are anxious to find are the black boxes emitting pings for only 27 more days. we have more. >> the jetliner apparently sent data before disappearing suggesting there was smoke and possibly fire in the all important equipment compartment. the airbus a320 had a data transition system that sent signals of smoke and i have aonic smoke that would be the equipment bay below the lavatory. a bay that contains the jet's electronics that control the entire aircraft. >> this is a major clu

. >>> cal state university overwhelmingly approving the contract, and canceled the strike.lty association said that 97% of the members that voted approved the contract. under the three-year agreement, members get a 7% pay raise by july 1, and a 3.5% pay raise in july of next year. the agreement still need final approval by the csu board of trustees, duke to meet later this month.>>> your time is 5:55 am. >>> the giants will try to sweep the cincinnati reds this morning, using another late combat -- come back to win, and singling in two runs giving the giants beat 3-1 lee, and that is the final score. and frustrated after striking out and he took it out on his app. -- bat. >>> and sunny great allowed seven runs yesterday with the a's, and the mariners need them, 8-2. although that was improvement for sonny gray, he only lasted two innings in the last game in detroit.>> coming up on the 6:00 hour, some potential new leads in the unsolved homicide in berkeley, the board that is being offered to find whoever shot and killed a young man that was trying to break up a fight. >>> t

we'll have live coverage of senator sanders' rally at the cal state-dominguez hills coming up at 11:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, kentucky republican congressman thomas massie will be on to talk about the future of the libertarian movement and its impact on campaign 2016 now that kentucky senator rand paul south of the race. michigan senator gary peters will join us to talk about the flint water crisis and other news of the day. and in our focus on magazines we'll highlight "washington monthly wrtsy stephen rose bygone days he evoked by the trump and sanders campaigns are largely myth. be sure to watch us live at 7:00 eastern. >> now to today's white house briefing with josh earnest. he smoke about a number of issues including the 9/11 terrorism bill passed in the senate, zika virus funding and transgender bathroom access. mr. earnest: good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the dry white house briefing room. i do not have any announcements so we can go straight to your

tonight he's rallying suppor supporters at cal state in los angeles county. tomorrow events will be at the santa clara county fairgrounds in san jose and vallejo waterfront park. you can get election updates on tonight primary and all threw the race for the white house by down loading the news app and enabling push alert. >> today is the hottest day of the week but in just a few more days we could be watching rainfall. today it was about looking for shade. we were in berkeley outside the cal campus where plenty of people were soaking up the sun on the grass. here's the live look from the exploratorium camera at pier 1 15. sandhya has been keeping track of today's high pressure. sandhya. >> yes. they were high all right. unseasonably warm here in the bay area. let's take a look. right now the temperatures for today got up to 95 in antioch. pretty hot day there 90 in livermore. richmond. 93 santa rosa. oakland 88 along with san rafael. 82 san francisco. 89 san jose. redwood city. santa cruz 76. half moon bay 71 degrees. check out live doppler 7hd sk skies are c

last november , jo henny gonzalez accepting her diploma during a heart wrenching moment during the cal state long beach graduation ceremony. >>. [applause] melissa: he was anindustrial design major and a student assistant in the design department. her mother saying that's what her daughter will be remembered for . >> when it comes to remembering all that she's lived and my daughter, it's very sad for me. she will always live in my heart and the diploma is going to remind me that of that wonderful person she was . melissa: yo him he was one of the 130 people killed and coordinated attacks at the concert hall, a soccer stadium and several cafcs. jon: the meeting you may have heard about between facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and influential conservatives is being called a bird first step. it comes on the heels of allegations from a former contract employee that facebook editors downplayed conservative content. some familiar faces attended that summit. while skeptics called the meeting a pr stunt. most of the participants said they came away feeling confident their concerns about liberal bias tha

bill clinton is accompanied by civil rights icon is visiting fresno state, stockton and cal state, sacramento. >> donald trump will release a final accounting for fundraising for military veterans, responding sunday speaking to a make rally in front of the lincoln memorial in washington, dc. a fundraiser he held did not raise as much as he claimed saying delays in pledges was a reason for the wait on the final tally. >> now, a look at what is going on in the east bay temperature-wise. it is cool in castro valley at 52. everyone else is 54 to 58 degrees. we will spread it out and show you the coolest conditions around novato, and pacifica is 50 with the pastest at 59. pleasanton and fremont and san jose is 55 and san car hose is 57 and san francisco is 53. the activity planner today, sailing is good, locally breezy closer to the golden gate bridge. the benches are good but they will still have a cloud cover but when you get away on a holiday to the beach and enjoy relaxation, why not? swimming? you need that, inland for heat relief. now, as far as our forecast the, three days as we look at 101

on monday bill clinton will hold rallies at cal state fresno, stockton and sacramento. >> now to theh by egypt. there were two sightings yesterday of debris but what they are anxious to find is the black boxes that are emitting pings for only 27 more days. we have more. >> the jetliner apparently sent data before disappearing suggesting there was smoke and possibly fire in the all important equipment compartment. the airbus a320 had a data transition system that sent signals of smoke in the lavatory, and i have aonic smoke that would be in the equipment bay below the lavatory. a bay that contains the jet's electronics that control the entire aircraft. >> this is a major clue to what happened. >> i would personally say at this point i'm going to come off the bomb theory and say it was a mechanical failure caused by fire. >> the messages obtained, and not confirmed by abc, were over a three-minute period before all the data stopped. that's when the jet plunged into the sea. near the end of a four-hour night from paris. the pilots checked in saying all was fine, but 16 minutes later at

well, she didn't live to see her graduation day from cal state long beach.. now her parents are stepping up in her place. how they brought home nome gonzalez's diploma and how the school is making sure her legacy remains. >>> three bedroom home in the oakland hills, a one bedroom condo in the city. some stunning new numbers on how many million dollar homes are out there and the spike we have seen in just the past few years. see you in a few for these stories and much more on mornings on 2. >>> 6:46. check in with sal, get you to where you need to go. how are we doing, sal? >> it's crowded, although things are not as bad as they could be, i suppose, i'm looking at my list here to make sure that traffic is not -- nothing is surprising me, basically. go out and take a look at what we have now. the traffic is going to be okay if you are driving on westbound 24. it's not that crowded but there is some crowded congestion here as you come through. also the morning commute is going to be okay if you're driving at the bay bridge but there is a backup here. it's backe

the first thing i thought when saw the protests at the university of missouri and cal state universityu can make a direct connection between what we were taught when we were kids that our feelings trump reality and the sting of defeat is not as important as our feelings and what is happening on college camp puts right now, it's having an impact on our see site. >> kirsten you were miss america 2008. would you have been cool with a tie back then? >> definitely not. and for the record, just want to say, charles and emily, complete i agree with you philosophically. drew up with as a ballet daners and instead in the hard work and discipline it but in this case, scripps now two years in a row had a tie and this year they really implemented a series of steps, throwing out the rules of challenge words at the expend going from greek and last continue-based words to words with african bases and scan nave -- scan navan and cooperate stump the kids. we should be celebrating the fact we have such amazing talent here. and we -- they went from thousands of students to 280 maded to washington, down t

. >>> faculty members at cal state have overwhelmingly approved the new contract and have now canceledgreement covers 26,000 professors, lecturers, counselors, librarians and coaches. the california faculty association says 97% of the members who cast ballots voted in favor of the contract. under the three-year agreement, members will get a 7% pay raise by july 1 and a 3.5% pay raise in july of next year. the agreement still needs final approval by the csu board of trustees. >>> news from china health -- helped send stocks lower, dow dropped 140, nasdaq lost 54 and s&p 500 was down 18. a weak manufacturing report from china suggest that it's economy is still struggling. >>> nothing official but it appears tesla is the force behind a major construction project in livermore. neither the developer nor tesla would respond to our questions, but this comes as tesla is preparing to start building the model three. in fact they've already taken 400,000 reservations for the car, documents on file in livermore say the facilities are for industrial use including manufacturing. >>> the takata airba

assistance to come in and stay on so we can engage them in the robust services to offer them cal is our state mandated program for families that are low income pertaining families on cal workers comprise 80 percent of the caseload and parents that are low income and for all of them to get the paternities into work if parents can't work due to a disability we do the same cap that helps them navigate the application process with the ssi their children, however, will remain eligible for cal workers, however, the parents are not required to work the fetsdz and the state requirement of 50 percent if we are blow 50 percent we're subject to come be subject to federal and state fiscal sanction who years ago we were 35 percent and we had been there for probably a decade due to significant state reforms as well as changes in the local operation and service delivery we've pushed the number of significantly and good for two reasons we'll not face a fiscal sanction but more families are engaged in employment training and subsidize employment and doing removal work their children are getting caregiver and

. >> mark: cal state university poll teachers are getting a raise of 10.5% over three years . >> daryaes condos and apartments are going up all over the bay area but there is a shortage of affordable housing. >> reporter: just how did their teenagers it to their phones? i will have more coming up before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> mark: there is a construction boom happening in the bay area. housing construction is up 92% of the last year. but this might not be enough to give the middle-class housing relief. >> reporter: where else can you be in san francisco to be at a new development? >> reporter: the year this see this will create 12,000 apartments. this is the same number of homes built

different universities have acted as a fiscal agent; we have had it with san francisco state, berkeley, cal state, east bay and currently we are working with fresno. primarily this contract is directed to hsa staffing. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public or wish to comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. it's not like there isn't going to be any public processor transparency; in fact seems they will be more. if we could get a motion item 6. >> supervisor mar: i make the motion. >> supervisor tang: adopted. item 7. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs

there was one cal state student speaking about her experience at the graduation. denise delacruz wrote that piece weekly,." sean calling in, do you think commencements reaches her to political -- commencement speeches are too political? caller: i do. look at spike lee, what an insult his speech was a half the crowd. they know what they're speaker is, and their messages to waltz on in there and give a talk which probably half of the students disagree with. they're talking about german shepherds and jim crow, who in the hell does he think he is talking to? it's a presidential year, just about everyone i talk to is talking about politics. should students expect that the politics of this presidential conversation are going to come into play at their commencement speeches? shouldn't expect someone like spike lee to come in and start lying about german shepherds. does he really think they're going to be cops from the 1960's magically reappear and attack troops of black people with fire hoses and german shepherds? of course not. but that's what he tells his students as i

russel i'll be graduating tomorrow if the academy arts and sciences i plan to go to college in la cal state la majoring in advisement . >> (clapping.) >> hello, i attend million dollar and graduation is tomorrow i plan on going to texas southern university and i'm not 100 percent percent of my major but study some type of political science and want to be as astronauts. >> hello my name is haiti go to mission high school and graduating tomorrow i'm a man of your house my major will be philosophy and then pursue my law degree and then my career as a civil right attorney. >> (clapping.) >> all right. >> if we could give a huge round of applause to all the scholarships receivers. >> (clapping.) >> and thank you so much to all the organizations he know you've heard those are actually contributes in many cases by educators and people that we know are not paid enough that are putting money to the scholarship fund and asking for foomgsz in the community we appreciate all the work you do not just putting the money forward but choosing those young people and thankful on behalf of the board the studen

assistance to come in and stay on so we can engage them in the robust services to offer them cal is our state mandated program for families that are low income pertaining families on cal workers comprise 80 percent of the caseload and parents that e low income and for all of them to get the paternities into work if parents can't work due to a disability we do the same cap that helps them navigate the application process with the ssi their children, however, will remain eligible for cal workers, however, the parents are not required to work the fetsdz and the state requirement of 50 percent if we are blow 50 percent we're subject to come be subject to federal and state fiscal sanction who years ago we were 35 percent and we had been there for probably a decade due to significant state reforms as well as changes in the local operation and service delivery we've pushed the number of significantly and good for two reasons we'll not face a fiscal sanction but more families are engaged in employment training and subsidize employment and doing removal work their children are getting caregiver and he

he will be at cal state dominguez for rally just outside long beach. we will have live coverage at 11 p.m. eastern here. the house called it a day after finishing a first day of debate on the $610 billion defense authorization bill that sets pentagon programs and policy for the coming fiscal year. more debate expected tomorrow. they should wrap up tomorrow or on thursday. with still to come military spending and a bill on zika virus research. the senate moved forward on an amendment on zika virus research funding. more details on that and what may happen in the house from a capitol hill reporter. >> with us on the hill, a health care reporter for "politico." your piece just getting published this afternoon. the $1 billion fight to fight zika. let's look at the senate debate. they were three amendments considered. tell us about the one that passed >> the one that passed was put together by roy blunt and patty murray. point $4or one billion. not the 1.9 that the white house had requested. -- both sides a said this is the best they could do. it passed wit

he is speaking to supporters on the campus of cal state 2.minguez hills live on c-span starting this fall, u.s. airlines will provide service from the u.s. to cuba for the first time in five decades. tuesday the house homeland security subcommittee on transportation security examples -- examines possible risks. you can see that hearing live at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span3. bushe campaign 2016 continues its troubles to honor winners of the student camp competition. baume.zing madeleine she was honored in front of her classmates, family, and trinity members before having a chance to visit bus. graders fionahth evans and abby o'brien. during the ceremony they donated $500 of their $1500 winnings to the local charity. the secondelebrated prize-winning video "the next big problem." elected officials joined in. a special thanks to comcast for helping coordinate these community visits. you can view all the winning documentaries at student cam.org. in 1962, president john f. kennedy proved right -- put peace officersas memorial day and the week it falls as police week. resident obama awarded th

and there was actually an buff with the office of cal of state of secretary with the new system they're considering and looking at is being able to apply the same day registration system in california so if you - to happen it had have had the opportunity come to san francisco as well i'm not sure if jason fried has anything to say about that you. >> the part about or same day registration has to be a statewide issue the city what potentially off the top of my head do something for local election but not for state or federal level this is one of the things the secretary of state now, when we have the statewide system going to san francisco county and going to san mateo can we have the option for the same day reggie know that is forecast down the path i understand the stairts is looking at we didn't reference that but we remember looking at the bigger picture not just about tuesday but saturday with the new voting system the city is looking at doing an open sour system you can have thirty days of early voting not just saturday but citywide in voting - there are potentials there but you on

her mother and father accepted her bachelor's degree at cal state long beach.onzalez was majoring in industrial design. she also received the outstanding graduate award. the university's design department is raising funds to renovate a workshop in gonzalez's honor. >> what a story. >>> let's check in with sal. you are watching 880 and everything else. >> we are looking at traffic that's increasing on these freeways. friday, sometimes, we do have lighter than usual conditions. let's go out and see what we have now. let's take a look at the commute. it's not crowded yet and hopefully it will stay this way. we don't see crowding until 8:00. moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for about a 10 to 20 minute delay. we are predicting that the traffic will get better unless something happens on that bridge. san jose in the south way, usually a pretty buzzy commute. this morning is but they, stop and go there. it's not as bad as is normally is. if you drive the silicon valley commute every day, you will notice it's better than normal. 7:16. let's

back on february 25th of this year ben shapiro, conservative commentator was invited to speak at cal staters blocked that speech and denied students who wanted to hear the speech access to the auditorium. covering to the lawsuit, and sources close to the lawsuit, senior staff at california state university allowed the demonstrators to exist in order to stop the speech. the suit being filed today names professors such as molina abdullah, the president, william covino. as defendants. lives in the suit ben shapiro, the speaker on february 25th and young americans for freedom club at university which invited him to speak. more throughout the day at fox business. press conference scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern time, 5:00 p.m. eastern to discuss the lawsuit. neil, back to you. neil: adam, thank you, very, very much oh to be a fly on the wall at conservative powwow at facebook headquarters in california. we have one of the flies. he was one the 10 attendees, problem. i explained from our standpoint between the media research center and for america, my other organization we have 19 million facebo

it is so i didn't think cal that we move quickly on this so that our state and local health departments will have the resources they need to deal with the potential onslaught of cases in the coming months. senators murray and blunt have been working on weeks on this amendment, and i want to thank them for their commitment to get to this agreement. i will oppose senator cornyn's agreement which would make harmful cuts to the prevention public health fund. it is a classic case of robbing peter to pay paul. the prevention and public health fund makes exactly the kind of investments in our public health infrastructure that better prepare us to deal with emergencies like zika or ebola. the prevention and public health fund also helps fund disease prevention programs like cancer screenings and immunization programs that save us money in the long run. instead of cutting the prevention in public health fund, we should actually be investing nor these programs. so it is my hope that we reject a pproach and i stead pass emergency legislation today to deal with the zika virus. the funding that we'v

presidential candidate, bernie sanders, holds a campaign rally in carson, california, on the campus of cal state dough min gus hill. that begins at 11:00 eesh. california's primary is june 7. >> this sunday night on "q&a," vanity fair columnist and slate magazine founder, michael kinsley, talks about his new book, old age a beginner's guide on living with parkinson's disease. >> parkinson's is a brain disease. that was a nonsensical question. t what i really meant, obviously, was thinking, is it going to affect my thinking? thinking is how i earn a living. so that became pretty important. and i asked this neurologist what's going to happen? and he says -- he was trying to tell me it wasn't such a big deal. e said, you may lose your edge , as if that was just nothing, and i thought, gee, my edge is how i earn a living. it's why i have my friends. maybe why i have my wife. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q&a." >> this morning here in washington, d.c., we'll have live coverage from the national urban league's 40th annual report on the state of black america which calls for

project initiation document to proceed with final design and secure a inroachment for cal trans for construction. as stated in the public worked order dated february 2, 2016 recommend the board approve the agreement including payment of $200,000 to cal trans. happy to answer questions. >> thank you very much. colleagues any question? i want to thank you for your work and the whole team for their work on this. this is years in the making and years left to go but this will be a positive improvement. anyone wish to comment on item number 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues item 4-entertain a motion to send the item forward. >> so moved. >> motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor yee. >> item 3, proceeds from certificate of participation of animal care and control renovation project. >> this motion is sponsored by supervisor tang. >> i see we have staff here and including our director of animal care control to speak on the item so i'll keep this brief but very excited to continue to move the effort forward for rebiltd of the animal shelter in san francisco. what we have before us