navy launched navy week at california state fair with a display of clean energy partnerships. e navy and several california-based companies working together on projects involving solar energy and other sources of renewable energy. some on the navy bases. one project uses an entire southern california navy b >>> in the newsroom, this is a live picture of ilyana lopez testifying before the ethics commission investigating her husband. it's a hearing that had dramatic testimony. >> he grabbed my arm and i said "stop". >> care yes lynn tileler will rejoin us for live coverage and a symbol of racial hatred hung in a bay area work place. why prosecutors don't consider it a hate crime. and there is batman back and join us for those tries and more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> tonight on "world news," how millions of viewers helped police crack this case after the broadcast of the video showing a 10-year-old girl escaping a kidnapper. but could a new idea in crime fighting keep a predator from striking again? >>> crossing the line, an ad that went too far. the inside story. why democrats a

leaders of california clean tech companies, and the united states navy met today to highlight a cleannership. more than a dozen california companies show cased projects that use clean energy. last week, the navy announced its commitment to cut power consumption by half. it also wants half of its energy to come from renewable sources by the year 2020. >>> here on bay area news at 7:00 yesterday remember we talked a little bit about a warming trend, and we're feeling it. >> a little bit of a bump in the numbers today. and that warming trend will continue. i'll take us right into the weekend. you can pick up that fog bank out there increasing in coverage over the past hour or two. still some clear spots you can pick out around the golden gate bridge. around pacifica, south san francisco, and also approaching sfo as well. as far as temperatures from today, we warmed up a little bit from yesterday. you can see the lower 80s toward fairfield and antioch. san jose topped off at 70, san francisco, 66, and nappa in the upper 70s, 78 degrees. forecast headlines for tonight, coastal fog as we ju

navy was opened to the public as a floating museum in san pedro, california, near l.a. board gives us a unique tour. >> hi. i'm ship operators lead with the pacific battleship center on the uss iowa. she is a gorgeous ship. she is an engineering master piece and she is one of our nation's treasures. watch your step! i first came on board the battleship iowa in november of 1985. we had anywhere between 1,300 and 1,900 guys on board the ship. we went through the persian gulf. we did a lot of cruises, the caribbean, the panama canal, the north atlantic. 35-foot seas. that was exciting. she is a battleship. you take a look around and you will see why. this is where all the big decisions of the war were made back in world war ii in the '40s. you get chills coming into a place like this. we helped to shell korea, the russians were like, look at that ship. back in the '40s, during the conference, president roosevelt was on board the ship so he took this and used it as his taxi to go across the ocean to meet with churchill and stalin. he was in a wheelchair, as you know. this w

navy is open in southern california. the u.erous waters and served as a taxi in dangerous waters at it is the you as as i know what irian we are going to get a unique torte. >> she is a gorgeous ship. she is an engineering masterpiece is the pieces. she is one of our nation's treasures. i came burst on to the ship in 1985. we had everywhere from 1300 to 1900 skies and the ship. indeed it is that in the panama canal, the north atlantic, there is plenty to the story she is a battle strip. you can see why. this is all made in world war two in the '40's appear >> it's been to in the korean war and during the cold war. back in the '40's during the conference president robot rose about was aboard the ship. he's it is a taxi to go across the ocean. this is president roosevelt. this is the only ship in the navy with a back up. this is where the state could president roosevelt to get back and is that the pit >> the user for anti aircraft pit in the '80s they retrofitted the ship can this 16 in. in diameter. each one of these barrels is

california companies show cased. bio fuels, solar power and energy efficiency at bases. >> it translates energy security into national security. >> last week the navy announced its commitment to cut power by half. >>> a school district must pay $1.7 million to help open a charter school. the board of education yesterday refused to wave the payment to fund the new charter school. the district is required by state law to fund the school. the district claimed that will take away money from other schools. >>> tonight the dark night will rise, tickets at a premium price, more coming up. >> low clouds and fog right now under the bay area coast line, coming up the temperature change and when 90s return, your forecast. >>> happening now, a live look inside the ethic's commission hearing for suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. that is ellana lopez testimonying. -- testifying. she is talking about the neighborhood neighbor that made the videotape and called police. >> everybody knows even me that i was not really involved, i was helping, giving papers and telling the people for the sheriff but even me i know that they were supporting the other ca

navy. >> a nice guy. >> bid is 20 minutes before 7:00. california's high-speed rail back on track. what happens next?the services go examiner columnist will join us live in the studio. >> a high wire scare as one acrobat as a terrifying tale. >> the market just opened up 10 minutes ago. we have a quick check on the early numbers here. a mixed bag. we will ge,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. >> here is a few harrowing moments. a chinese tight rope walker suffered only minor injuries after slipping during a blindfolded one-hour walked backward. the rope was 200 m above the ground. that is 600 ft.. the acrobat slipped at least once before he fell. he blamed the fall on wind and exhaustion. he only dropped 132 ft.. to a side embankments and he was seen walking out afterward. >> high-speed rail gets the green light by a razor-thin margin. supporters call it a big win for the state but not everyone is celebrating. melissa griffon joins us now. first let's talk about what this vote does for the p

california. the battleship open on saturday. the i was there for years as a taxi for franklin delano roosevelt. a navyan who served on board the u.s.s iowa spoke with us. >> she is a gorgeous shipped. she is an engineering masterpiece. one of our nation's treasures. i first came on board in november of 1985. we had anywhere from 1300- 1900 on board. we went through the persian gulf ended many cruises in the caribbean, the panama canal, the north atlantic, a 35 ft. seas. this is where the big decisions of the world war two were made. we helped to show career during the korean war and even during the cold war. back in the forties, president roosevelt was on board this shift. it was used as a taxi to go across the ocean to meet with stalin. he was in a wheelchair in this is where he stayed, this is the only ship in the navy with the bath tub. in the '80s, they retrofitted the ship for anti-aircraft. here is one of her guns. 16 in. in diameter. the ships sat for 20 years. to look at her the wishes of the couple of months ago compared to now is amazing. >> the iowa received thousands of visitors on its fir

california but considered rockville his hometown. that's according to his nasa biography. >>> two navy pilots will not face any disciplinary action for a jet crash into a virginia beach apartment complex. navy officials say a rare dual engine malfunction caused the jet to lose power and dive into that complex. it had just taken off when it lost power and crashed. the two pilots ejected before impact. they weren't hurt. the crash and the fire destroyed almost 30 apartments, injured 7 people, but no one was killed. >>> 6:48. tomorrow is the fourth of july. and this year americans are doing a little bit of belt tightening for the holiday. cnbc's courtney reagan is live with that. good morning to you. >> nice to see you as well. more people may choose to barbecue versus buy this holiday weekend or holiday middle of the week. they say they don't plan to celebrate independence day and those who are will spend let's than yast year. americans will spend an average of $191 from food and travel and fireworks. down from last year. analysts think it's because the holiday falls, annoyingly, in the middle of the week. >>> as millions of americans

california home almost two weeks ago. he was 47 years old. >>> a terminally ill navy vet gets his wish to see his son become a marine. hoy traveled to parris island, south carolina, for this moving story. >> reporter: it was a thanksgiving for the burns family on a sweltering friday morning. charles burns had one wish, to see his son ryan graduate from marine corps boot camp. >> i've done this trip a million times in my mind. >> reporter: friday his wish came true. the 65-year-old navy veteran is dying. but not even a series of strokes, diabetes, and a worsening heart condition would stop him from making the trek from massachusetts to south carolina to see his boy. >> he's an amazing kid. there isn't anything he's done or will do that he doesn't excel in. >> reporter: with his wife lisa at his side the proud parents endure the south carol heat wave to watch ryan from the stands. charles's found the strength to stand during the national anthem. >> just every -- every child, whether it's a boy or a girl, when they say they want to be a marine or want to be something other than just a civilian, that means a lot to me. >

navy. $41,463,773,000. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam chair, to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> madam chair, i rise to strike the last word and i would like to have a colloquy between myself, the chairman and the gentleman from washington on an issue regarding costs associated with the security clearance process. mr. dicks: will the gentleman yield? >> i yield. mr. dicks: i would be happy to discuss the security clearance cost. >> as the gentleman knows, security clearances are necessary to protect national security and are required for thousands of jobs. mr. farr: the process is also expensive. d.o.d. pays billions of dollars to the office of personnel management, o.p.m., to manage the security clearance program. o.p.m. has made improvements in the investigation process so the program is no longer on g.a.o.'s high risk list but the problem eremains that ompt p.m. relies on manual labor to process security clearances. the research scientist at security research center, under the

california's cedar sinai medical center with his family by his side. anita vogel takes a look at his career. >> reporter: ernest borgnine was born january 24th 1917. he joined the navyhool serving for a decade rising in rank to gunners mate first class during world war ii. >> the inspiration i got when i put the uniform on. >> afterwards it was his mother's idea he try acting. his career began on stage and bit parts in movies. his break came in 1953 from here to eternity. the role of sergeant fat so earned him a reputation in hollywood. in 1955 he took on a different character. >> comes new year's eve everybody starts arranging parties. >> reporter: in marty his sensitive performance as a bronx butcher searching for love showed his versatility. he later switched to the small screen in 1962 when he took on the most recognizable character, lieutenant commander mchale in mchale's navy. the show lasted four seasons and earned him an emmy nomination. he had memorable roles in 1967's the dire identify dozen. >> you can -- dirty dozen. and 1969 the wild bunch. borgnine's personal life was as interesting as his professional one. he married five times and his month long thir

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