versions of the electricity system they're doing it on college campuses like university of california san diego and they're doing it in places along the northeast you know creating housing developments creating commercial districts that will have essentially have their own backup power have their own power sources like solar to allow them to operate when the larger grid goes down that's remarkable in the half a minute we have left thoughts on how this might apply to things like food waste. so i think the decentralized decentralizing principle really is very is the key to all of these solutions. putting communities in control of their own future whether that's energy food or waste is really the answer to waste we go from shipping out waste to landfills to having communities look at waste as a resource that they can use for recycling and economic development the same can be true with local food and the same is definitely true with with energy both in terms of the economics and the technology john farrell brilliant thank you so much for joining us tonight is a pleasure thanks so much. in other new

intentaba cruzar la frontera en el condado de san diego, california.segun el agente, el hombre lo ataco primero >>> un agente de la patrulla fronteriza muriÓ en californiania, en la zona montaÑosa, aquÍ una persona perdiÓ la vida a manos de la patrulla fronteriza. hoy un agente de la patrulla fronteriza fue asaltado con rocas mientras un operativo de arresto, el agente temiÓ por su vida y disparÓ su vida. >>> en este incidente las piedras fueron respondidas con balas y es algo que se reprueba. >>> esperamos que la investigaciÓn rinda cuentas de transparencia. >>> es que es mÁs de una vez que atacan a agentes con piedras, pero las respuestas con balas son letales. el agente en cuesti cuestiÓn fue atendido y estÁ fuera de peligro. en san diego, california juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. >>> un estudio dice que muchas enfermedades que comienzal a vivir inmigrantes en estados unidos es por la adecuaciÓn al sector, aquÍ el informe. ♪. ♪. >>> la familia de alondra la trae aquÍ desde hace dos aÑos para su cita. >>> hombres del crimen organizado mataron mi padre hace dos aÑos. >>> ¿tu estabas presente? >>> sÍ, yo presencie todo. >>> el intento de asesinato de

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here are the watch areas through southern california. san diego through santa clara and santa barbara, we had a coastal flood advisory thanks to all this rain. let's talk about additional precipitation. three to five inches anticipated for southern california right along the coast and if you head a little farther to the north into san francisco, one to two inches. we will get some in the mountains as well. that snow has been beneficial. that will provide water as we get into summer. that is necessary. so what about the northeast? let's break it down for you heading into sunday night. a wintry mix as you can see anticipated, basically north of washington, d.c., but into new york, it will be snow, not just through saturday and into sunday, but also into monday, we are anticipating some of that. from west coast to east, this storm is going to be making its way across and making an impact for just about everybody. >> kate parker, next time you're on, please bring some good news or i will hire minnie driver. >> reporter: deal. >>> united airlines blami

the irony of state called cell upon valley in los angeles would become part of the west california in san diego's would be in south california. now there are quite obviously a number of issues with this proposal like federal representation for instance or comments poverty in the four regions of california what would become of the california state water project. well there's another problem where are we going to put extra stars on the american flag and then soon be adding five new stars. anyway while we're at a linux on a few more but still wants more for puerto rico while americans now lie in the desert of columbia. needless to say it could be a slippery slope if true for new decides to find a lot more than five lines that made it for now from the stories they cover dot youtube dot com slash artsy america and the democrats and mdm in moving moving watching his line. and i aimed to help. ukraine's president and opposition the dis have signed a deal to try to defuse the country's political crisis and need to fall and next on the nasty cough and sprinting for the presidential election hoping to see

can see there would be a state called silicon valley los angeles would become part of west california and san diegowould be in south california now there are quite obviously a number of issues with this proposal like federal representation for instance or combat in poverty in the poor regions of california and what would become of the california state water project well there's another problem where in the heck are we going to put extra stars on the american flag and since we would be adding five new stars anyway while we're at it why not tack on a few more let's so on some more for puerto rico while american samoa and the district of columbia needless to say it could be a slippery slope if california decides to divide along more than its fault lines and that's going to do it for now from one of the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america. chaos on the streets of kiev after a short truce rioters are again wrecking towns in the so-called opposition appears to have no interest in a legally elected government force is being met with force where ukraine goes from here is anyone's gue

de convertirse en ley le costara al estado entre 30 y 50 millones de dólares al añlo >> en san diego californias agentes que están para hacer cumplir la ley, la violan >> es el caso de algunos ofociales del sur de méxico, que no solo hacen vista gorda ante el abuso sexual, sino que se aprovechan >> solapado por la policía municipal, ellos son los principales explotadores >> se basa en testimonios como de esta jovencita que fue obligada a prostituirse por su novioi >> hasta las mismas autoridades nos obligaron a prostituirnos o nos quitaban el dinero >> emanaron 7, 8 ordenes de aprensión, de las cuales se hicieron efectivas 7, quienes hoy están reclusos >> una acción así jamas había sido tomada por las autoridades, pero contraviene los testimonios de activistas >> hablando de acá en tapachula, hemos tenido un caso como tal y fue recuperada la persona, una menor de 11 años >> para comprobar que se ha reducido la prostiotución nos invito a hacer una campaña por las calles >> actualmente ya no hay ese tipo de personas >> solo hubo un arresro por posesión de arma blanca y el operativo llego a la zon

california country." >> so you think being a flower farmer is easy work? well, think again. growing san diego's number one crop is in fact pretty hard work, but putting smiles on all those people's faces, that's the easy part. welcome to san diego, california's second-largest city, where blue skies keep watch over 70 miles of beaches and a gentle climate begs for a day of leisure. with its ideal climate and seemingly endless amount of sunshine, it's not hard to see why the tourist industry is tops here. but behind that booming business is a blooming one. the floral market is a $300 million industry in san diego. >> oh, they smell so good. >> they really do. >> to meet alfredo hidalgo is to love him. it only takes a simple hello and exchange of pleasantries to know this isn't your average fellow or your average flower farmer, for that matter. >> pple love flowers because they're alive, because they're beautiful, because they're cheerful, because they just give happiness to everyone. >> always with a smile on his face and a flower for an adoring customer, it would be hard to understand the long a

for grazing, growers have been using more water than the entire bay area and southern california clear down to san diego combined. >> cows are getting about three times as much water as humans are in california right now between the irrigated pasture and irrigated alfalfa. at least that much. to raise a 24-ounce steak on irrigated pasture on the san joaquin valley uses exactly as much water as a person would use taking a five minute shower every day for a year. >> reporter: critics say that farmers brought this water shortage on themselves and everyone else in the state. farmers were using 85% of all available water in this state. they used about half of that water on just four crops. rice and cotton and alfalfa and land to feed cows. before the recent cut backs this is how much water farmers were using to grow those four crops. measured in acres or feet. that's the amount of water that it takes to cover a feet of water. all of southern california was using less water than cotton growers. and rice growers used twice as much water than everyone in the bay area. farmers were still using as much water as e

logro convertirse en el primer alcalde latino de san diego,california luego de que perdio la segundar los resultados finales de los comicios que favorecieron a faulconer con 54.5 por ciento de los votos, mientras que alvarez recibio 45.5 por ciento. la lucha sin cuartel contra el rimen organizado en mexico no solo ha cobrado las vidas de muchos militares sino tambien de periodistas!!tan soloen el estado de veracruz 12 pcomunicadores han sido asesinados en menos de una decada!!el ultimo de ellos, un reportero desaparecido hace una semana, lo que ha originado protestas como nos informa lucia buga. >> los periodistas de veracruz dicen sentirse indignados e impotentes ante la violencia en mÉxico. " lo queremos vivo" por la desapariciÓn del reportero quien fue hallado muerto este martes. ahora exigen una investigaciÓn seria a las autoridades. ellos acusan al gobierno de tratar de desvincular el asesinato de jimÉnez con su profesiÓn en un estado donde los periodistas son blancos de meneses del crimen organizado. fue secuestrado hace una semana. cinco hombres enmascarados lo sacaron arrastr

susan is in california, san diego, go ahead, susan. >> caller: yes, good morning. thank you for c-span. mr. wellingoff, i am very interested in your conversation. i also saw you this week on the pbs news hour talking about this same topic. as a person who lives in san diego and who was here when our grid went round, a couple of years ago, do you think it is some kind of unexplained accident in arizona, apparently. just want to back up what you are saying about how frustrating and disastrous this could be on a longer-term basis. luckily, the grid came back up in san diego after four to five hours. everything was ok. but had this gone on for any length of time, it could have been a problem. that is all ahad to say. want to than thank you for bring this up and focusing attention on it. >> host: ok. jon grab ahead. >> guest: thank you, susan. that the point. the only outages we have seen in this country have been relatively short duration. the out oink that susan talked about in sentenced, then, this was the big 2003 outage in the northeast which took out 50 million pe

west california with los angeles, and south california with san diego. >> each of those states then cane a fresh start for the people of that state. >> reporter: draper believes in the effort so strongly he's taking a leave from his silicon valley venture capital firm. >> that gives me basically three years to do something really good for society, and this is what i'm doing. >> it begs the question, maybe we should have it split a little bit. >> we're so diverse. so if anything, i think that splitting it into 6 different states is a way to make it less diverse. >> reporter: draper says he already has people who are willing to campaign, and also raise funds for this effort. so how close is he to actually getting this on the ballot? >> reporter: it's a really tight deadline, and he has quite a ways to go. he would need to collect 800,000 signatures from voters to get it on the ballot this year. or he would have to go to the 2016 ballot. whatever happens, he would still need to get approval from congress. >>> arizona's governor is under increasing pressure to reject an anti-gay bill. it wo

mexicano es la persona que murÓo el martes a manos de un agente, en las montaÑas cerca de san diego, californiaue josÉ flores habÍa sido detenido en 1996 por la dea. indicÓ que el agente disparo dos balas a una distancia de 10 a 15 pies. y que hicieron a josÉ causandole la muerte de manera inmediata, confirmÓ que una de las piedras fue del tamaÑo de una pelota, el gobierno de mÉxico a traves de su consulado condenÓ los hechos. >>> es lamentable que ocurrÁ un nuevo caso asÍ, urgimos a las autoridades que tomen en cuenta como aquÍ las diversas sugerencias que hicieron a instituciones, que han estado viendo el tema de fuerza letal. >>> dichas sugerencias es que no respondan con balas cuando son agredidos con piedras. el cuerpo de flores estÁ en el condado de san diego, mientras son encontrados sus familiares, hasta el momento se cuenta con el nombre de josÉ cruz, pero se desconoce su lugar de procedencia. >>> estamos buscando en nuestras bases de datos por si algÚn consulado o oficina le habÍa expedido un pasaporte o en el caso de estados unidos una matricula. >>> tambiÉn dijo la cÓnsul que asista

hizo un recorrido en bicicleta con la esperanza de ganar y ser el primer alcalde latino de san diego californiahas posibilidades al joven demÓcrata poco conocido a pesar de ser concejal de la ciudad. >> especialmente cuando bob el primer no croata en ser alcalde de san diego en dos de cada tuvo que renunciar envuelto en escÁndalos y acusaciones de hostigamiento sexual. >> de yo ser el primero en ir a la universidad en enfocarme duro para salir adelante el republicano confiado que tiene una ventaja entre los 170 mil que ya votaron en ausencia, cree que Álvarez para poder al cansarlo necesaria conseguir el apoyo de casi todos los latinos que son casi el 30% de lo poblaciÓn. >> tenemos agente caminando ahÍ todos los dÍas y cada dia estÁn ahÍ en la comunidad. >> muchos hispanos aseguran ver un gran contraste entre el republicano conservador que incluso rechazÓ una resolucion que apoyaba un camino hacia la ciudadanÍa para indocumentados y un latino ex trabajador social que habla de mejorar la educaciÓn y bajar la desigualdad econÓmica. >> creo que nos abre nuevas esperanza. >> castro alcalde de san

west california with los angeles, and south california with san diego. >> each of those states then cana fresh start for the people of that state. >> reporter: draper believes in the effort so strongly he's taking a leave from his silicon valley venture capital firm. >> that gives me basically three years to do something really good for society, and this is what i'm doing. >> it begs the question, maybe we should have it split a little bit. >> we're so diverse. so if anything, i think that splitting it into 6 different states is a way to make it less diverse. >> reporter: draper says he already has people who are willing to campaign, and also raise funds for this effort. so how close is he to actually getting this on the ballot? >> reporter: it's a really tight deadline, and he has quite a ways to go. he would need to collect 800,000 signatures from voters to get it on the ballot this year. or he would have to go to the 2016 ballot. whatever happens, he would still need to get approval from congress. >>> arizona's governor is under increasing pressure to reject an anti-gay bill. it woul

. ♪ blurred lines here with his family in carlsbad, california, near san diego, the eldest of three children, a life that from the very beginning featured plenty of time on the golf course. >> golf was my favorite sport. my dad and i played every single sunday. >> reporter: in the fall of 2008, jeremy, a college sophomore, began to see the world very differently. >> i called my mom and said, hey mom, i have to squint to read certain things. >> reporter: an appointment with an optometrist took an unexpected turn. >> everything is really routine, until he has me cover my left eye. when i cover my left eye, i can't read anything on the eye chart, i couldn't even see the big e. >> can you see a letter straight ahead? >> no. >> the optometrist seemed way more concerned than i was. >> reporter: in fact, he was. >> he said, um, i don't think he has a brain tumor. all i heard were my son's name and "brain tumor" in the same sentence. >> reporter: what goes through your heart when you hear those two things? >> just fear, fear. >> reporter: after an mri ruled out a brain tumor, that fear only increase

similar a lo que hizo en otras agencias que encabezo,, en san diego california, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓna, y lo que dice la policÍa. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> luis rodrÍguez, yace inerte con su rostro en el pavimento y 5 agentes sobre su cuerpo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). estÁ bien? no se mueve? >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> no se mueve! lo mataron. >>> su esposa grita desesperadamente, mientras graba el incidente con su telÉfono celular. >>> le alzaron la cabeza, lo acogieron por el pelo, le pusieron spray pimienta, lo bajaron y lo empezaron, lo vi yo, pegandole con la mano. >>> luego de llegar al hospital, el hombre de puerto rico de 44 aÑos, electricista de profesiÓn, falleciÓ. >>> todo iniciÓ por una disputa domÉstica que segÚn la familia de rodrÍguez fue malinterpretada. >>> nuestra cultura sabemos que disciplinamos, en una falta de respeto, le peguÉ, un cachetazo, un pescozon, ella me griptÓ. >>> se refiere a la discusiÓn con su hija, en el estacionamiento del cine, donde fueron ambas con luis. molesta ella abandonÓ el lugar en su carro, y Él tratÓ de detenerla, la policÍa pensaba que

. >> i grew up in san diego, california, which is unusual for an african-american with one leg, witho snow, to end up becoming a ski racer. >> voted one of the most inspirational woman in america, bonnie st. john was born with a birth defected that stunted the growth in one of her legs and at 5 years old doctors told her she'd have to amputate. she was determined to have an ordinary life. it was a high school friend who introduced her to skiing. >> it's amazing, she's white, i'm black. she reached out and said, hey, let's go skiing together. so it's -- it's amazing how somebody can change your life. i started skiing and found out there were a lot of other amputees who skied and raced and this is my chance to really find out what i was made of. and see if i could make the u.s. team and so i really went for it. >> did she ever. bonnie made the team in 1984. >> i got to work and see the finish line. i've made it, i'm going to win, boom, that's when i fell on the bad spot on the ice and i was so disappointed. i was number one in the world. all of a sudden, i'm sitting in the snow. >> she

i split my time between san diego, california, and italy, i work with. ou switch between italy and san diego. >> i have done well. when i in italy, i work with international clients, we work on deals that deal with high profile publicly traded companies, actions high clients take can materially affect the market, say when i'm in milan, and make a phone call to u.s., i have to think about who might be listening, when i send an e-mail i have to think about which account to sense it from based on who i'm sending it to, and what i'm going to say, i don't know who might be reading it i don't know who might be listening in so we have to be careful. >> if you doing that we know that banks and retailers have been compromised by that, one prominent result whacked by this, that problem is way out of control. >> absolutely, there are many companies in europe that think twice, and are. about using american technology. any kind of either services or buying american products, because we have been told by the companies, that they have had to put tools in home to allow n

. >> near san diego, california, katie walker is putting her newest tool. this para olympic hopeful is trying out prosthetics field. >> the difference is the little wrist unit. it actually pops off. >> all right. >> and actually, the handle goes right inside of here. so, it's supposed to, after i swing, after i follow through, you just pop it right off. >> then run? >> then start running. >> and rotate around. cool. >> for upper-limb amputease, gone are the days of hook and cable arms. in labs like this one at advanced arm dynamics outside dallas, texas. technicians work alongside therapists to custom design dreams. >> really cool to have an opportunity to see a patient, see what they need and actually do what they need, not just say, well, all we have is this. i'm sorry. here you go. so we get to be really creative. >> now, thanks to electronic add veeps, the technology brings patients closer to the experience of experiencing the hand mobility most of us take for granted. one of the most sophist cases, the ultra revolution allows users to move through a se

california. if you're headed around san diego. the skies are dry now outside. mostly to partly cloudy skies around the bay area right now. looks like chilly temperatures developing. that's going to be a cold start there. still on the cool side. 56 in san jose and 54 degrees in san francisco. all right. let's send it over the elizabeth. welcome back. >> thank you, lawrence. yeah, taking a lookout side if you're heading back to work this morning as well. there is fog reported. just notice fog in parts of westbound 92. just a heads up. overall, traffic is moving at the speed limit this morning. we do have the usual, the usual overnight roadwork. should be wrapping up here in the next 25 minutes and in the meantime eastbound traffic looks good heading into oakland and speaking of oakland, here's a live look. cruising right along westbound and eastbound side of 80 cruising everything is moving out to speed limit. also running out of time with trains. that is traffic. michele. >> all right elizabeth, thank you. it wasn't even close. this is a look at the seattle seah

california? >> caller: boo-ya, jim, this is max from san diego, california. >> how are you doing? >> caller: good. weather is always good here. i have a question about southwest, what to take off the 200 flight cancellations today. >> well, look, remember we had the epicenter, we had american airlines on recently, and doug parker told us that incredibly, when they used to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in cancellations, now they do just fine. southwest is good. i think that american airlines is great. not all is bad, after the close, green mountain coffee, some people didn't like that. i use my keurig every day. nobody knows who or what to trust right now. we can't get too excited going forward because we got the unemployment number friday. can we just maybe put the selling on hold? "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, health concerns took center stage today, as cvs said it will cut tobacco sales out of its stores. as consumers clean up the lives, can hain give you a boost or is it a sign of a bigger problem? don't miss cramer's exclusive. >>> and later, it's not s

susan is in california, san diego, go ahead, susan. >> caller: yes, good morning.nk you for c-span. mr. wellingoff, i am very interested in your conversation. i also saw you this week on the pbs news hour talking about this same topic. as a person who lives in san diego and who was here when our grid went round, a couple of years ago, do you think it is some kind of unexplained accident in arizona, apparently. just want to back up what you are saying about how frustrating and disastrous this could be on a longer-term basis. luckily, the grid came back up in san diego after four to five hours. everything was ok. but had this gone on for any length of time, it could have been a problem. that is all ahad to say. want to than thank you for bring this up and focusing attention on it. >> host: ok. jon grab ahead. >> guest: thank you, susan. that the point. the only outages we have seen in this country have been relatively short duration. the out oink that susan talked about in sentenced, then, this was the big 2003 outage in the northeast which took out 50 million people

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a split my time between san diego, california, and italy. okay, that is a tough job. >> and when i'm in italy i work with international clients and occasionally we work on deal. and i have to think about who might be with me and i don't know who might be listening in. we have to be very careful. and one prominent utility has been whacked by that. this is a problem that is way out of control. >> absolutely. there are many companies that really have to think twice and are thinking twice about using american technology and using services are buying american products because we have been told by these companies that they have had to put tools in the middle of the nsa to better observe what they are doing. he wants more reputation is going to suffer more. that sounds to me like a financial hit as well. when you are interacting with american companies, you have to be very careful because you just don't know. the nsa won't let these companies even tell us what it is that they are. >> so much for the san jose plant. and it was many months after that

a split my time between san diego, california, an italy. okay, that is a tough job. >> and when i'm in italy i work with international clients and occasionally we work on deal. and i have to think about who might be with me and i don't know who might be listening in. we have to be very careful. and one prinent utility has been whacked by that. this is a problem that is way out of control. >> absolute. there are many companies that really have to think twice and are thinking twice about using american technology and using services are buying american products because we have been told by these companies that they have had to put tools in the middle of the nsa to better observe what they are doing. he wants more reputation is going to suffer more. that sounds to me like a financial hit as well. when you are interacting with american companies, you have to be very careful because you just don't know. the nsa won't let these companies even tell us what it is that they are. >> so much for the san jose plant. and it was many months after that. al

our first pair comes from beautiful san diego, california. please welcome philip and cara.ell us a little bit about yourselves. >> what i do for a living is i'm an interior designer. and i'm also a burlesque dancer and singer. >> jimmy: oh, really? and you, philip? >> i work at a defense contractor and at a brewery. >> jimmy: i tell you something, cara, i hope you're a good dancer because the interior decoration in your home leaves something to be desired. i'm blame philip for that. and did you get cara a valentine's day gift yet? >> yeah. me. aren't i enough? >> jimmy: yeah. what a wonderful gift. all right, you're going to be playing against a couple from omaha, nebraska. please welcome cooper and zach. wait a minute. hold on a second. i don't want to jump to any conclusi conclusions. cooper and zach, it looks like you are men. >> we are, yes. >> jimmy: tell us a little bit about yourselves, if you would. >> i work at yahoo in search advertising. i essentially make the internet better. >> jimmy: and cooper? >> i work in the stock business. brokers and that kind of stuff.

. >> down towards california, we'll see the rain start to make its way down towards san diego, and that will fade away. we'll see rain towards the northern part of california, and snow across much of the sierra nevadas and snow heading to monitiana and wyoming. los angeles you'll stay into the '60s, warming up. it looks beautiful at 72 degrees. snow across texas, and the cooler temperatures across the region. high for you on friday reaching 36. >> the string of winter storms has many scrambling to get more salt to treat the roads. as ashar quraishi reports the shortage could be a good thing, say environmentalists. >> at the port of milwaukee, 50,000 tonnes of assault arrived to replenish dwindling supplies in wisconsin. multiple storms and heavy accumulation, salt is a precious commodity. $22 million tonnes of sodium chloride is used, but it comes at a cost. >> chloride is soluble in water. as the snow melts and it washes to the lakes. the cloor eyed finds its -- chloride finds it is way to our watercourses. >> according to the u.s. geological survey many lakes have clor aid levels toxi

>> no in san diego, california. >> oh.one in florida, which if you haven't seen, i urge you to see it. >> i think that charles' point is spot on. there's a coordinated effort, neil, between d.c. and hollywood to interestingly and creatively convey this message that big business -- >> all right. guys, i'm sorry to interrupt you. we're hearing from brian terry's family on the 30-year prison sentence. >> and his sisters, michelle, and kelly. as most of you know, we just attend the sentencing of manuel osorio arellanes. as you probably are aware, he was sentenced to 360 months for the murder of brian terry. we do not celebrate this sentence today, but we acknowledge justice. it's been long awaited. we thank the members of the u.s. border patrol, the fbi, and the u.s. attorney's office in san diego that prosecuted this defendant. we want to also acknowledge and thank the mexican government and law enforcement ofs on both sides of the border. we are awaiting and are hopeful that the two fugitives in custody in mexico will be ext

they're not freezing cold, not in san diego, california. right now sunny and beautiful with temperatures right around 70 degrees. number four, phoenix, arizona. today's high was only supposed to be 77. but some parts of sunny city are hitting the 80s. number three, los angeles. cloudier in the met dropped police, pardon me, but temperatures still well into the 70s. beach weather. number two, orlando, florida. hey go to disney world where temperatures are in the low 80s. number one major city with highest temperature, miami, my friends. 82 degrees. sunny, beautiful. beach may not be calling your name. forecast calls for showers, for rain. a lot more still to come including an answer to the question, how do you do that? as we help small biz owners navigate the tax code. >>> too much of a good thing? as companies explode their brand, consumers are left in a state of confusion. you often have to pay more? we'll tell you all about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're t

court of appeals in san francisco ruled california must allah citizen -- allow citizens to carry concealed weapons. a challenge the national restaurant association brought against san diego county. californians must show good cause to obtain a concealed weapons permit. >> we looked at san diego's policy and determined it was setting a barrier that was unconstitutionally high. our position was understand the second amendment you can't require a special need. good cause is satisfied if you just if you want up a permit to defend yourself. >> it is disappointing. in california we will seek to appeal that decision. in san francisco where we have a objective process that takes the applicant into consideration it won't change our process. >> reporter: lawyers say it detours criminals from committing violence. >> when people have weapons most of the time as i said they intend to use them against other people, intentionally or not. a life is taken as a result. >> reporter: this ruling originated with a 2009 lawsuit filed by the national restaurant association on behalf of a -- national restaurant association national restaurant association on behalf of a san diego man. david stev

border patrol agent shot and killed a man near san diego, california tuesday after the agent was hitin the face with a rock. officials say the agent was pursuing a group of people suspected of crossing the border from mexico. when a mantra rocket him, the agent opened fire and killed him. the agent suffered minor injuries and decline hospital care. a september report released by the department of homeland security's inspector general showed u.s. border agents have been involved in 20 fatalities since 2010, eight of which involved rockthrowing. an uncensored copy of the report obtained by the center for investigative reporting showed it featured a recommendation from a think tank that agencies restraint when dealing with rock throwers. it in the copy that was publicly released, the recommendation was blacked out. a former u.s. soldier convicted of raping and murdering a 14-year-old girl in iraq after killing her parents and younger sister has been found dead in his prison cell in arizona. steven dale green was found hanging in an apparent suicide. in 2006, he and three fellow soldiers

california. already half an inch in l.a. san diego not quite as much. third of an inch in san francisco. sacramento starting to add up the rain too. as far as the rainfall totals go, the mountains still have a chance to get 2 or 3 inches. probably seeing 1 to 2 inches in a lot of the cities. that's a good dent out of the drought. snow levels are high. pretty warm weather system we have been dealing with. not getting as much snow as we like to build up the snow pack. we're going to get some there, the central sierra and a lot of it through the mountains of the northern rockies and the days ahead. the forecast for today, again, the airports will have some delays, even a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon with san francisco to l.a. th >> doesn't look like any big huge storms behind this one. we need to get all the rain we can out of this one. >> yeah. and then get going into spring. >> hopefully, yeah. >> we're already. thank you, bill. >> 50% of lawmakers come through on a big promise. new car buyers beware. plus, out of 10,000 proposals, this was the winning bid. >> who is the judge?

border patrol agent shot and killed a man near san diego, california on tuesday.als say the agent was pursuing a group of people suspected of crossing the border from mexico when a man threw a rock at him in the agent opened fire from the killing him. the agent suffered minor injuries and a client hospital care. >> a september report released by the department of homeland security's inspector general showed u.s. border agents have been involved in 20 the tallies its 2010, 8 of which -- nearly half -- involved rock throwing. an uncensored copy of the report obtained by the center for investigative reporting showed it featured a recommendation from a think tank that agents use restraint when dealing with rock throwers. but in the copy that was publicly released, that recommendation was blacked out. for more weird joined by john carlos frey, investigative reporter muslim reported on immigration and more recently on killings of migrants at the u.s.-x ago border. his work is supported by the investigative fund at the nation institute. talk about the killing on the bord

. >> it's disappointing and i think that here in california, we'll seek to appeal from that decision. >> now, san diego man filed the lawsuit after he was denied a concealed weapons permit. the ruling is on hold and some experts believe that issue may end up before the supreme court. >>> the roll out for a computer database new nursing graduates may make it hard for them to get work. the state department of consumer affairs say there's a backlog of 4,000 applications. they ruled out a new computer database in october. it's called the breeze system. it was designed to have applicants to enter their own information, after discovering the glitch they decided to launch it without that page. they have to enter that information themselves and it's just slowing things down. >> i have a job offer from stanford university, but they need my nursing license by friday, march 15th. >>> the plan is to put all boards and bureaus on the system by 2015. they've requested an independent audit and they plan to put additional staff in place today to help the current 18 members to process applications. >>> california could

we will be in son california low-to-mid 60's from los angeles to san diego and palm springs is 68. ity officials are giving serious consideration to filling in the geary boulevard underpass running past fillmore. the $50 million plan will bring the two back to street level like it was before 1961. it would reject japantown and make it more pedestrian friendly part of a major plan to put in muni only transit lanes on geary between downtown and the richmond district. >> if you are one of millions who tweeted in the last couple of days hoping to win $1.5 million from esurance, sorry, you didn't win. someone in none california democrat. >> the winner was announced on jimmy kimmel joined by the office star would started in the post super bowl ad and they delivered the piles of cash to the resident. >> john has something to tell us. >> it is nut a big deal but you just when $1.1.5 -- >> this is in word on exactly where "john" and his wife live, it is being kept quiet because of security concerns. the contest kickoff after have been when they called on users to tweet out an esurance hashta

still getting paid by the city and interestingly king city is not the only california city making headlines this week at san diego police department chief also stepped down and missed allegations of sexual misconduct by police officers and his force what's the latest on that case and we only have about thirty seconds left sure well officially with the lens down his last day is tomorrow since two thousand and eleven at least nine officers there have been accused of a range of crimes in misconduct from rape to sexual battery to dui the most serious lately was one of serve who is facing several charges of sexual battery automatically. he said that this was in the cause for his resignation have a new police chief has been named police did not return my phone calls for comment however she's been there it's a first female chief in the city but however she's been there for decades so it's. still a lot of questions as to whether someone who's been in the system for so long could really reform a police department that's seen quite a bit of misconduct in the last few years and misconduct is becoming more and more frequent

san diego. >> a great escape from a california zoo has everyone going crazy. >> a curious koala trying to makereak for it. there he is, the little smarty pants. he was discovered misses about 9:00 this morning. it wasn't long before zoo keepers spotted him in a nearby tree. they see him up there. he seemed content to just sit there so they waited until the zoo closed to retrieve him. >> when we could send up a keeper that is familiar to him and a cherry picker or a lift type device, they retrieved him from the tree. he has been moved up to our veterinary care center. >> now what would make a koala split his cage? he was looking for anight. >> he would not be denied. >> i guess not. it's all yours man. >> okay, thanks a lot. the giants have a new opening day starter on dennis o'donnell. we know how you spell relieved but i bet you can't complete our spelling bee next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get sta-green fertilizer now just $8 at lowe's. ♪ g honor today. >> when i was 24, i was interviewing a rookie named chili davis. bungarner was named the opening day starter by bruce bochh