that would be a distinction from california because california processes right away. >> not right away. >> in other words they don't wait for a charge. >> correct. that is the fundamental distinction. >> may i ask you about that distinction, though? and this may be because the supreme court wasn't clairvoyant in looking at the situation in front of us but as you go to the enof the opinion of the court, actually the court on page 23, that slip opinion, it keeps talking about in sum, there's little reason to question the legitimate interest of the government when it's talking about, quote, the identity of the person in question, and it gos on to talk about identify case of arrestees. what do we make of that language as you fold it into the california statute? >> the first time the court talks about identification of arrestees, from floshes i believe or maybe from hibble, it says in every criminal case it's imperative to know who is being arrested and who is being tried. it's talking about arrestees who are being prosecuted because everyone in maryland who is giving a d.n.a. sample was ne

in californias the different. if there is no probable cause. >> that is another case for another day. if somebody comes in and says i've been acquited by d.n.a. is still in the data base. i would like to bring an action on behalf of myself and all similarly situated to have that information expunged then we'll take that up. that will be an interesting case which i'm sure i don't know what the outcome of that will be. why is that something you decide now in a preconviction case with a class that you've practically admit sd too broad? why isn't the right thing to do here if not affirm, but at the very least why don't we send it back to reform a class? >> there is no need toe reform late a class. >> you do concede there are people in your class that are just like king in every way. >> yes. >> and they lose. >> yes. >> how can we have relief avereded to a class when you admit some of the people in your class don't get the relief. >> we can't reshape classes. >> what this court can do is announce the correct rule of la

what makes it unique in california?> an expert said our difference in california is focusing on fiscal issues as well. not just the social propositions but also the fiscal and tax propositions is really what makes the golden state a little different than the others. >> we vote on everything from high speed rail to taxes. that's one of the reasons why elections are so golden, because everybody pours millions and millions of dollars into propositions. >> pig money. i think that might be one of the reasons why it keeps rolling along as well. it's turned into a business. >>> still to come -- californians under recommendations to conserve water but is it enough? we ask our guest if california has the water to support the state's growth? >> and marshon lynch finds an likely ally. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from farmers market. it is game day. all week long people have speculated what san francisco has to do to win this football game. it's really about stopping marson. >> he's good. >> stop lynch and you stop the seat

the jevt from california have a motion? mr. lamalfa: i move that the house do adjourn for the night. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands adjourned until everything from preventing the post office from discontinuing saturday mail. to preventing the export import bank from blocking funds, an important priority for house committee chairman hal rogers. the other things not in the bill, there's no provision blocking all funding for obamacare, that's the issue that shut down the government for 16 days in october. however, conservatives can point to the fact that $1 billion has been taken out of the obamacare prevention fund which they've derided as a slush fund that heath and -- health and human services secretary sebelius can dip into to bolster obamacare funding. and there's no new funding for obamacare. >> 2014 an important year for u.s. efforts in afghanistan. how does the omnibus handle war

wildfires burn as california deals with the worst drought in its history. and the breeding ground for international hackers, we'll go inside the private it school attended by nsa whistle blower edward snowden. >> syrian rebel leaders greed to attend peace talks in geneva just four days from now. the syrian national coalition voted yes in istanbul. their attendance is vi vital. the violence is now spilling over into lebanon. >>> too much fire and too little water, a dangerous combination for california. in the l.a. suburb of glendor ga the fire is still burning. >> reporter: this fire is just one consequence of the severe drought crippling california. officials hope the governor's declaration will help farmers and protect california's $44 billion agriculture industry. >> today i'm declaring a drought emergency in the state of california. >> reporter: the governor of the state, jerry brown, made the announcement after mounting pressure from applications, business leaders and farmers. it means that california can apply now for relief aid from the federal gover

northern california versus southern california. rural versus urban. we're already seeing these things come up again. but a lot has changed since the last drought. southern california's made big inroads in terms of water conservation. that's different from the narrative from the last drought. lauren, give me the big perspective here. you're the science reporter. from the aerial photos i've seen, you can see how dry california is. the sierra snow pack is only 17% of normal. you see very dry farm land. how bad is this situation? and why do we have such a bad drought? >> yeah, it's going to break some records. i think a lot of people are saying, with ego back, way 1976, '77, is the record for the most severe drought. we're on record to break that record. there is a high pressure ridge sitting off the coast. it's called the ridiculously resilient ridge. i almost missed that one. it's almost like a linebacker sitting out there blocking the storms that would normally be coming into northern california. the forecast is really dry. the forecast that people hav

aspect, that would be a distinction from california because california processes it right away. >> not right away. >> in other words, they don't wait for a charge. >> correct, and that is the fundamental distinction. >> may i ask you about that distinction though? and this may be because the supreme court wasn't clairvoyant in look at the situation we have in front of us. but if you go to the end of the opinion of the court, actually the court on page 23 of its slip opinion, it keeps talking about in sum there is little reason to question a legitimate reason of the government when it's talking about "the identity of the person arrested" and it talks about identification of arrestees. what do we make of that language as you fold it into the california statute? >> well, the first time the court talks about the identification of arrestees, it's from florence or hibble where it says in every criminal case it's necessary to know who has been arrested and who is being tried. when we talk about identifying arrestees, it's arrestees who are being prosecuted. because everyone in maryland was ne

en california 75% del agua se usa en agricultura.. la sequa podra impactar el suministro de frutas y vegetales en supermercados como mi pueblo. s.o.t. juvenal chávez jr/mi pueblo 13:16:27 lo que una sequía puede causar es que los productos se hagan escasos, también que los precios puedan subir de una forma u otra que es algo que mi pueblo siempre hace cada esfuerzo para evitar. victor vzquez tiene una lonchera y le preocupa el impacto de sequa en su negocio. s.o.t. victor vázquez/dueño de lonchera 27:41:09 yo consumo mucho el aguacate, el cilantro, la lechuga, el chile, me afectaría que se fueran los precios para arriba. s.o.t. 28:06:18 la gente ya no quiere pagar más. s.o.t. edwin maurer, phd/experto en recursos hídricos 40:29:07 vamos a tener que implementar cambios permanentes para utilizar el agua más eficientemente. edwin maurer es un profesor en la universidad de santa clara que se especializa en recursos hdricos. s.o.t. edwin maurer, phd/experto en recursos hídricos 43:08:17 mirando al futuro las proyecciones dicen que la sever

. >>> los estudiantes indocumentados de california que planean ir a un colegio comunitario o universidadhay una ayuda especial. >>> primero tienen que haber entrado en california y haber graduado de high school en california. >>> los alumnos indocumentados sin embargo no puede pueden calificar para la ayud ayuda de estudiantes que tienen seguro social. >>> yo bajÉ la aplicaciÓn por internet, me tomÓ un tiempo para llenarla la primera vez, modifiquÉ algunos nÚmeros que le piden a uno y siempre hay algunos requisitos extras, como por ejemplo la forma de reclutamiento del ejercito. >>> al menos 29 mil alumnos calificaron para la ayuda estatal, pero hay que ser pacientes. >>> es fÁcil, pero hay que ser pacientes, llenar la formula por internet y despuÉs uno tiene que mantenerse paciente y hacer lo que le van diciendo. >>> tengan en cuenta que la fecha lÍmite para someter la informaciÓn para recibir la ayuda financiera es el dos de marzo, mÁs informaciÓn vaya al sitio web en pantalla, ya lo sabe, esto es el reporte en vivo desde el centro de redacciÓn, continuamos con mÁs noticias. >>> gracia

pressure was growing on california insurance commissioner quackenbush. the officials believed that he dropped cases. >> reporter: top state officials are preparing for round three tomorrow in an unfolding political drama in sacramento. in one corner embattled insurance commissioner quackenbush. he is accused of spending money meant for insurance clients. he refused to testify and walked out of a hearing. >> the goal of a committee is to find out what the truth is. to find out whether or not the commissioner abused the authority of his office. to find out whether or not he shook down insurance companies to get money to promote his psas and his commercials and nonprofit agencies that he had an interest in. >> reporter: quackenbush refused our request for an interview although in the past he's told ktvu that democrats on the committee are out to get him. >> this tends to be a desire to try to take you down a peg. somehow tarnish your name a little bit. that's the game can be played in sacramento. >> reporter: quackenbush produced an e-mail that reported tha

to ban fracking in california. i'm here to introduce a resolution that will be taking up after public comment on a halt on fracking. i'm looking forward to your discussion. this morning there were over 11,000 public comments. what is in congress are completely inadequate and only a ban on fracking is going to help save the water in california. as you know we are experiencing an intense drought and we need to keep a reserve on the ground. that's why your actions today is important for the people of california to tell our governor that fracking or other techniques for dirty oil should not be what this government is promoting. i thank you very much for taking up this issue. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is jeb holts man representing 33 san francisco. a local advocacy group. a long time resident and in favor of item 20. the resolution calling for a halt on high ydraulic fracturing in california. and we greatly support those changes. as ross just pointed out, there are a number of reasons why we simply can't af

quite a year in california. a comeback year, as we said at the top for california's economy.arla, also for governor jerry brown. >> at 75, these are supposed to be the golden years. how does he become the golden boy of american politics? they're talking about the guy running for president again. >> really? oh, my. >> he's not going to do that when you're presiding over a state that was awash in red ink, billions of dollars, now you're looking at $2 billion surplus next year, unemployment is down. months and months of consistent economic growth. jerry brown has a lot to be happy about. his fight is not over, however, as we know. am i right? you got the democrats and republicans out there looking at that surplus. >> what are you going to do with it? spend it or save it. >> i think it's interesting to look at however we have come. only three years ago when brown took office we had a $26 billion deficit, the largest deficit in the history of california. people were comparing california to greece. it was being put on again as it is every 15 or so years. national magazine covers as

california's governor jerry brown has declared a drought emergency. the designation qualifies california for federal aid for what could be the dryest year on record. and opposition leaders in istanbul deciding if they'll participate in peace talks in geneva. >>> a giant panda cub is making her public debut at a zoo in washington. this panda like all others does belong to china, and she's as much a tourist attraction as she is a symbol of diplomacy. china has been leasing pandas for decades as a way to connect with other countries. >> this is bao bao or precious treasure in chinese. this giant panda cub is, indeed, precious. but for her owner, the chinese government, this animal is a crucial tool of diplomatic engagement. >> the hope is that love for pandas will some how translate to more positive attitudes towards china. >> reporter: modern panda diplomacy really started in the mid 1960's at china gifted bears to the soviet union and north korea. richard nixon became the first president to visit the people's republic in 1972. they gave u.s. two pandas

why a california coach is suing a 14-year-old player's family. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and help him recover. >> the university of california and california state university systems are reporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just wanted accountability. for their son's actions. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it really hurts me to do this. >> be s

california can't come up with the federal match, what does -- what are the keys to hold california up to federal obligation. we have some real questions that are going to be coming out tomorrow. the f.r.a. has altered its approach. once they realized they couldn't do a 50-50 match, they came in with a tapered match and hopefully someday, the state will come up with dollars in a tapered manner and that is coming through april 1. but i think the real question is who is making these decision? did this go all the way up to the president? was the past department of transportation secretary or the new department of transportation secretary involved in this decision? and if california can't come up with this tapered match will they adjust this outside of congress a second time? we have some real questions on what those legalities are. the next question will be the ings, what are the kingses kingensies. we have some preel priorities. as we continue to suffer with a drought, as our schools nt continue to lack behind as our safety dollars continue to get robbed, is this the best use of our mone

and tackling california's wall of debt.armarked $10 billion for education. >> the years of drought and cutbacks and pink slips for the teachers, we're finally able to provide a substantial amount of in you money for all the schools in california. >> it is a welcome change to the story line in california. here's how it breaks down for schools. governor wants to raise spending by $725 per student in k through 12. that works out to an increase of 8.5%. pay back $6 billion. and boost higher ed spending by $839 million. on the subject of school money for the first time in nearly 40 years, money will be distributed to schools in an entirely new way. we first told you about this really far-reaching overhaul of school funding when i sat down with the architect of that new plan days after it was signed into law by the new governor. >> we're shifting politics in california from insiders in sacramento to local communities. and there's a responsibility not just for lawmakers in sacramento, but parents and communities to get after that

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you gotta taste this soup. >>> the university of california and california state university system areeporting more students than ever are applying for higher education. applications for uc schools jumped nearly five percent but the none of out of state and international applicants grew by 20 temperatures. those students pay higher tuition, which adds more revenue for the school systems and means fewer in-state students could be accepted. on csu campuses applications are up nearly ten% from two years ago. >> a thrown baseball helmet is turning too a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. has spring a player scoring the winning run through his helmet. it his the coach, apparently tearing his achilles tendon. he contends its caused serious physical and psychological injuries and sued the boy's parents. they say their son was simply joining the team's celebration. >> just want some accountability. for their son's action. he is a great kid. i love the kid. it hurts me to -- >> something like, get it out of the way so i can celebrate with my friends. >> no one saw beck get injured at

most of them in southern california. >> the myth is that southern california is wasting water. >> water in l.a. is limited every drop is precious. >> southern california water providers spent $12 billion over two decades to increase storage and encourage conservation. some will pay thousands to replace lawns with drought tollerant yards. these are before and after pictures. >> there is a huge amount of water conservation in southern california. >> to demonstrate how water conversation paid off, we went to the brook press water company in sacramento. we asked them to stack 185-gallon bottles, averaging out homes and businesses that people of sacramento use 279 gallons every day. that is 90 gallons more each day than used by the people of los angeles. >> we hear stories of how much more water southern california uses than we do. it's just an amazing figure to me. >> in normal years southern california water comes from lake oroville, this is where the state water project originates. and this year, water deliveries south have been cut to 5% and may go to 0. >> so amount this year is close t

almost the entire state of california severe drought that is 63%. how will next week fare weatherwise? we'll have the forecast coming up. >>> new details on a san jose diner destroyed this morning by what investigators believe to be a fast-moving grease fire. happened just before 6:00 at flames coffee shop on hillsdale of newsom investigator saws the four alarm fire broke out in the kitchen area before the restaurant opened. three workers were inside at the time. >> they tried to fight the fire themselves. they tried to hit it with extinguishers, but they couldn't get control so they rap across the street and notified firefighters. >> crews arrived on scene a minute later to find thick smoke billowing from all sides of the restaurant. 75 firefighters battled the friars more than -- the blaze more than an hour. no one was her. damage is experimented at a million dollars. >>> 21 people are dead, including three americans, after a brazen terror attack in a highly guarded area of kabul, afghanistan. it happened at this restaurant. a popular place to din

why a california coach is suing a 14-year-old player's family. >>> plus, why good news for california universities may be bad news for the state's students. >>> this little piggy saved from big, bad dogs. the effort to keep him alive and the effort to keep him alive and help him ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >> the university of california and california state university students than ever are applying for higher education. applications jumped nearly 5%, but the number of out of state and international applicants grew by 20%. despite the much higher tuition. csu applicants are up 10% from two years ago. >>> a thrown baseball helmet is turning into a half million dollar lawsuit in placer county. last spring a 14-year-old player scoring a winning rung threw his helmet. it hit coach alan beck, tearing his achilles tendon. he contends the injury caused him serious physical and psychological inj

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the state of california. we're going to look at what that new law is and what it means for owners of guns. >> a debate over guns in california. that is always a hot one. >>> and first, let's look at the weather forecast and that is cool this morning. a live look from the roof cam, a bay bridge and a few clouds and this is not a spare the air day. 52 in san francisco; 36, santa rosa and we're going to see another warm day around the bay area and that pattern will continue into next week and then we have some changes. even the possibility of a rain shower and that is good news. we'll have more details in a few minutes. mark. >>> anne, developing news in the south bay. police at san jose state are investigating two reported incidents of sexual battery on campus. in both cases, a man rode a bicycle behind the victims and touched them in an inappropriate way. the first happened at 6:55 last night in front of the evens and recreation center and the second occurred at 9:20 near the hoover hall dormitory. the suspect

in california the answer is often a state hospital. it is a sometimes temporary and often permanent home to more than 1,000 violent murderers, child molesters, and rapists. men who have been forcibly committed to psychiatric treatment. they have agreed to let cameras in to observe what it is like to live and work in one could easily be one of the most dangerous places in the country. only miles off of the central coast of california and quietly nestled among wineries and rolling hills is atascadero state hospital. beyond this unrestricted entrance lives some of the most violent and dangerous criminals. they are considered the worst of the worst. too dangerous to be allowed back into society. over the next hour, you will be able to decide as we take you inside for an extraordinary look at atascadero, california's hospital for the criminally insane. >> i don't remember standing in a line anywhere saying i want to be a child molester. >> harry chase is a child molester and his chilling admission can frighten any child and any parent. >> i

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una runion comunitaria en san rafael sobre la implementación de la confianza >> según una ley el californiao las personas culpables de crímenes serios. en el condado de marin indicaron que cumpliran con tal legislación >> la policía no tiene que toma la estadia migratoria de alguien para tomarlo con expreso. >> podría slair de la cárcel como cualuqier otra persona dijo >> las personas que tengan esta ley clara, que reciban lo que significa santa acata de confianxay provean una información calra. >> mi preocupación es que se implemente correctamente y lña comunidad este infromada y preparada >> otros condados han expresado que, la idea es que refuerce también la comnidad entre la población migrante >> ( ♪ música ) >> la policía de san francisco pide la ayuda para identiifcar a dos sospechoso de vandalizar un vehículo, a las 8 de la noche cuando en grupo de personas rompio vnetnas yescribio grafitis. >> en oklhan juzgaran a quien prendio fuego a una adolescente, sasha que nose ientifica con ningún genero >> la policía identifico a la víctima del tercer homicidio en el año, su cuerpo estaba en

no al oficial, sino la persona que grabÓ los hechos, la alcaldesa de houston tiene que viajar a california boda, la ciudad que dirige no permiten matrimonio de personas del mismo sexo, asÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas noches, los habitantes de los angeles recuerda hoy uno de los momentos mÁs trágicos en historia de esa ciudad, cuando se cumplen 20 aÑos del terremoto que causÓ muerte y destrucciÓn, y como es lógico, muchos se preguntan, quÉ pasarÍa si otro similar ocurriera hoy, dÍa despuÉs de que los expertos descubrirÁn fallas sÍsmicas. >> en tan sÓlo siete segundos un terremoto de 6.7 de la escala richter, dejÓ en los angeles una de las peores olas de destrucciÓn y muerte del paÍs, pero dos dÉcadas después todo indica que la lecciÓn no fue aprendida. >> como hace 20 aÑos hemos tenido un terremoto como este, entonces la gente no se acuerda del daÑo y cree que no le va a pasar. >> los cientÍficos han determinado la existencia de mÁs fallas sÍsmicas en california, especÍficamente en

northern california. in an urgent meeting governor brown discussed an unprecedented statewide concern. water. the lack of it. >> make no mistake, this drought is a big wake-up call and a reminder that we do depend on natural systems. >> reporter: more than a dozen southern california water officials met with the governor to talk about a drought problem so critical, it could require federal assistance. >> i spoke to president obama yesterday by telephone. he pledged his support to help california. >> reporter: in a statement, the white house says the president, quote, reinforced his commitment to providing the necessary federal support to the state and local efforts. the governor says, don't brush your teeth more than you have to. don't flush more than you have to. and turn the water off when you're shaving or brushing your teeth. the metropolitan water district of southern california is declaring a regional water supply alert asking all californians to voluntarily reduce water use by 20%. >> we need water

ken joins us from stanford, california.l be previewing what janice dean calls potentially the coldest nfl game in history. and on wall street the dow jones of 29 points on the s&p down a fraction and the nasdaq down 11. markets finishing with losses on the week an crude inventory posting a dline in19 mnhs and down more than 1.5%. stay with us, we are coming right back. >> the hits keep coming. another foul up with the obamacare website. the "a-team" he won the u.s. military just evacuated with a deteriorating security situation. rebel groups reportedly moving south toward the capital, setting up any possible confrontation with government forces. the secretary of state, john kerry, engaging in a second session of diplomacy, advancing middle east peace talks. including prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this includes john mccain and john grasso who were also there. including skepticism about the largely secret deals in the peace agreement. >> support a legitimate peace process. we are also ery concerned about some aspects are

>>> next on "kqed newsroom," governor jerry brown touting california's turn-around. >> a budgetary surplus in the billions. in the billions. [ applause ] >> and reaction from around the state as election season heats up. alternatives for getting around town and commuting generating friction. and filmmaker ken burns on why we should all memorize the gettysburg address. >> four score and seven years ago -- >> our fathers brought forth on this continent -- >> a new nation. ♪ . >> good evening and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. in his state of the state speech this week, governor jerry brown praised the huge budget surplus but also expressed concern for california's long-term pension liabilities and the drought. >> and we must follow the ancient advice recounted in the book of genesis that joseph gave to the pharaoh -- put away your surplus. during the years of great play so that you'll be ready for the lower years which is soon to follow. >> one of jerry brown's critics is neel kashkari, a moderate republican who entered the race for governor this week. >> i'm running for governor b

and you'll see northern california looks like they're going to be getting rain. so that ridge may be losing ground. cold in the north bay valleys. tomorrow morning 40s around the bay and coast. 69 santa rosa. 71 san jose. 70 antioch. 74 in santa cruz. not as warm as it has been. low 70s coast side. martin luther king day is dry and mild. so if have you plans this weekend, you're just fine. next week we're going to see more cloud cover. temperatures out of the 70s for everyone. we're going to fall into 60s. them, niners. >> thank you very much. >> cull it a 1, 2 punch and crunch. it's next. >> we'll show you another live picture the last of the 49ers boarding jet taking them to seattle. we hope victory will lead them next. stay with us. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> weekend is here. >> yes. 49ers victory and free stuff to get it started. >> we've got it all. local boy makes g how about that? we're going to give you four tickets to punch line club. you'll be able to see, ah. there you go. you'll be able to see chris continuingel. a former

we have many activist in california and around the country. i want to thank president chiu and the board of supervisors for the opportunity of speaking today in support of president chiu's resolution to end fracking in california. fracking poisons the water we drink. state agencies in four different states confirmed that oil and gas development in areas used for fracking for water contamination. at a time when california faces a historic drought we could not afford to precious water resources to these dangerous fracking techniques. fracking and the disposals have been linked to earthquakes in the united states. this will cut greenhouse emissions. i want to thank you for this resolution and for prioritizing the city and states health and environment and climate, above the profits of oil companies . thank you.. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is john brone. i was here last year. these are short comments to you to my family to you supervisor to give you an occasion -- indication, i will make my covenant between you and me. then

to create good jobs for california families. and to get every california kid to get a good education. >> reporter: he's considered a moderate republican. to support a woman's right to choose and same-sex marriage. >> and keep the government out of our homes and hospitals, and bed roorms. >> reporter: and also running, san bernardino state assemblyman tim donnelly, a conservative supported by tea party republicans. college professor of politics jack pitney says republican voters will have a clear choice to make in june. >> a straight down the line conservative and moderate who probably has a better chance of being competitive in the general election. >> reporter: the odds are favorite to win in november, governor jerry brown, hasn't said whether or not yet he intends to run for a second term. is there any question that brown will choose to run? >> it would be a huge shock if jerry brown decides not to run. his state of the state message sounded like somebody running for re-election. it sounded like someone looking to the future,

california officials stay that will cost millions and take years to put into place. now, you can find all the center of investigative reporting's full article plus a map listing all these daycares on our website on nbcbayarea.com. there's one other way you can get information. drive to sacramento and ask for it. >> we'll check our website instead. >> thank you, steven. if you have a tip, we urge you to give us a call at the number on your screen. or send us an e-mail. >>> let's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> on the radar, we are tracking this system that's pushing across. a lot of the heaviest rainfall is to the south, but still some showers across the bay area. you can see it's very spotty down to san francisco, but there is heavier rain we are tracking across the santa cruz mountains. a decent dose there for santa cruz. and then this batch here across san jose will continue to move towards downtown. off to the north, tracking showers here across san francisco right now. it's very light and spotty, but we'll have more on the timing on this

de california.ene que cuidar 20% de agua de cualquier manera tenemos que cambiar su vida haciÉndolo. >>> para el fregadero de la cocina es fabuloso. >>> por su parte en el departamento de utilidad pÚblicas de san francisco explicaron que en el propio hogar se puede actuar con responsabilidad, para no desperdiciar el preciado lÍquido. >>> estÁn cepillando los dientes en la maÑana no de srren que el agua corra, se pueden pero doctor de 5 a 10 galones de agua. no solo dejar el agua correr. los hombres cuando se estÁn a f fue tanned no deberÍan dejar el agua correr cuando se afeitan, no serÁn mas guapos con el agua corriendo. >>> los que se afeitan y cocinan aconsejan. >>> cuando se lava la verdura, usarla para bajar la cadena al inodoro se vota ahÍ. >>> precisamente en la comisiÓn de utilidad pÚblicas en san francisco. regalan aparatos y objetos que permiten ahorrar agua. por ahora la reducciones en su consumo es voluntaria. y pero mÁs adelante podrÍa ser mandataria tal como van las cosas. >>> >>> veÍa

currently we are not being served in california.at do you think the aside from, tim, splitting california into six pieces, based on the tools that we have now, what is the solution to fix some of the dissent we have seen, and the outrage over this discussion of the 99% versus the 1%. by creating six new california's, all of those can createernments new ways of thinking, new ways of governing. they can manage those issues in with a closer group of constituents, people who are closer to their government. so each individual government will deal with that in whatever way is the right way for their constituents. i think that you will just see people being happier. nobody is happy with california. we are 46th in education and we pay the most. what doesrfect world, a silicon valley state look like, is it filled with facebook employees, google buses, drones, is there room for teachers and immigrants and artists? hope so. silicon valley was made by teachers and immigrants and artists. our teaching when system, our education system was the be

the cover california website is down again.tate's healthcare market website will be off line until tuesday morning for maintenance and upgrades. you would want will able to enroll or check your account during that time but you'll still be able to visit the website for information on mark place and get a cost estimate on coverage. >> a changing of the guard in the bay area congressional delegation. george miller announced last week he will retire. he will finish out in the year but won't seek re-election in the fall for a 21st term. his 11th congressional district stretches across much of contra costa county. this is the latest big political changes we're seeing for the state of california. >> this is a parade, phil. 29 members of congress are leaving. 16 are saying i've had enough. i'm retiring. i'm going nowhere else. i think it's the do-nothing congress, the partisanship that a lot of them can't handle it anymore. they're tired. >> it's not a good life. it's not such fun as it was. your privacy has been totally and completely

if you are from california, you can still buy the tickets. >> the tickets are not cheap. on the low end, some are going for $400. on the high end, someone is trying to sell seats near the end zoned for $120,000. and boy, you have to be a die- hard 49ers fan to shell out that point. the stub hub representative i talked to said ticket prices should level out as we move throughout the week and closer to kickoff this sunday. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it would be nice to have a good number of 9er fans there to counter the big noise that the seahawks fans make. you can watch the nfc championship right here at ktvu. our live post-game show will air after the game. >>> another bay area city set to discuss its water supply as drought concerns grow. >>> a sunny start to the workweek. rosemary orozco will be here with just how warm some cities may get and possible record temperatures. >>> you may have thought the federal budget deal was resolved last year. now there's new talk of a possible government shutdown. we'll tell you why. >>> another government shutdown could be

the california line stops at 2:00 this afternoon. powell hyde and powell mason cable car lines will run only between fisherman's wharf and chinatown starting at 4:00 this afternoon. >> the celebrations do get out of hand. week reroute around those celebrations so we can keep service moving or ensuring that if people do climb onto an energized line, there isn't energy running out that could be harmful to people who do climb on board. >> cal buses will also run in the sunset district where fans have been known to gather and sometimes take their celebrations to the rooftops of the light rail vehicles. of course most fans celebrate responsibly. >>> we are now about nine hours away from kickoff in seattle and the 49ers are just one win away from their seven have the super bowl appearance. let's check in one last time with mindy and matt, who are at centurylink field in seattle. >> reporter: the 49ers have not had much success here in seattle over the past two seasons but they are fully aware they need to overcome that. they are confident

fracking is helping in california and is not regulated. the exact precise locations and number of wells in the state are not record, the exact chemicals used are not disclosed among numerous agencies. numerous localities have asked the state to impose a moratorium on fracking and halt fracking until we have a better understanding of what this process entails. the counties have already weighed in on this state dialogue. obviously while there is none occurring in san francisco, we weigh in on policies that impact climate change. we had worked on this resolution with a number of organizations and a few weeks ago we were going to ask colleagues to move this. we did have some questions about the language in the results clause and i do want to make an amendment and then one amendment to strengthen the language of this resolution. colleagues i have circulated to you some amendments that state hydraulic fracturing has been unregulated in california and states that the california department of conservation has at best incomplete records of the loca

the push to get california's children a leg up. plus. >> the senate takes the first step to helping those unemployed and they were supposed to be on disability after being injured in the 9/11 attacks, but find out what some first responders were really doing. the criminal charges coming up in world tonight. >>> getting more california kids in class at a younger age. a stanford study found low income kids are two years behind in language development by age five. democrats proposed a voluntary year of transitional kindergarten for every four-year-old in the state. right now, there is transitional kindergarten available to four-year-olds who are close to making the cut off for kindergarten. it would be phased in starting 2015 and california's school chief is on board. >> it's a simple choice, investing kids now and reap the rewards f a better educated and more productive work force in a healthier state or pay the price later with more high school dropouts and more people dropping into trouble, gangs, drugs and jail. >> the classroom t

welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> 6:13 on this thursday morning. new this morning a major shakeup at sun chipvalley's yahoo!. marisa mayer has cut ties with her top lieutenant after 15 months on the job. yahoo! announced late last night the chief operating officer is leaving the internet company. mayer brought him in in 2012 and signed him to an $58 million deal. yahoo! isn't saying yet why mayer is cutting him loose but the former coo was responsible for luring more advertisers to yahoo! and tech experts say mayer was probably not happy with his performance. >>> happening today the southern california woman believed to be the first person in the nation to be ticketed for wearing google glass while behind the court. we told you about her traffic ticket. a highway patrol officer pulled her over for speeding and he noticed the google glass device and added a citation. she pleaded not guilty and today's court