i guess we are waiting for when he is going to sue the california state senate. >> i think it is unusualhat businesses actually leading the way on this. macy's cut thys first, univision, jose andreas and now to california and i want to see how many other states get in and at what point do we deport trump? >> you are right. here's what we say. california has led the charge on so many things. we led the charge on banning the confederate flag. we led the charge by providing health care to undocumented immigrants and we will lead the charge to dump trump. california will not stand for vicious attacks. we are trying to heal ourselves from the massacre that happened in south carolina. at a time when we are trying to mend and build the nation back together, here we are a person who's trying to run for the president of the united states further divides this country and california will be the leader in taking action against this. >> i'm con futzed. do we know that california cla has any business or financial ties with donald trump? it seems like you are trying to jump on a band wag en here that a

. >>> a guilty plea from ex- california state senator leland yee in a case involving dozen of people. the developments are part of a plea deal. ktvu's christien kafton reports, leland yee faces 20 years in prison. >> reporter: ex-california state senator leland yee walked into court today where he pled guilty to using his position to take $70,000 in bribes for political favors. he faces 20 years in prison and a quarreler million dollars fine. -- quarter million dollars fine. he will avoid a lengthy trial. leland yee and his attorney left court without making comments. keith jackson pled guilty to similar charges in court today. his attorney said he was caught up in a criminal enterprise. he did question the investigation. >> they got him. almost two years and then started doing this. >> reporter: brandon jackson, keith jackson's son, taking a guilty plea to racketeering charges. >> he was indicted on everything possible. >> 4th defend, marlin sullivan pled guilty to racketeering as well. >> they were willing to face what they did. >> reporter: they were among the dozens that were caug

there are 11 aye >> the iletms are adopted unanimously >> item 34 is rez dugz to support california state senate bill 411 to right to record bill authored by senator recardo [inaudible] maintain a audio or video recording of a police or peace officer in the public place and the individual has a right to be in is not breaking the law. >> supervisor cohen >> thank you very much. colleagues today i'm asking for your support and passage of this resolution. we joined the [inaudible] over reform and regreckt the [inaudible] are not hear to hear about this resolution that is equally important. we have stood together to announce important and reforms that the police department has been supportive of. a few of them include the implementation of police worn body cameras, more funds frg the office assistance complaints, more police cadet classes and bias training [inaudible] senate bill 411 states anyone making a audio or video recording of a police or peace officer in a public place that a individual has a right to be in is not breaking the law. the resolution encourages the sit a eto tine to do more for

ex-california state senator leland yee pleaded guilty today to racketeering as part of a plea deal. before we get to today's developments a refresher on the case. leland yee is the key player. desperate for campaign funds therefore willing to work with an ex-convict to get money for political favors. keith jackson helped broker some of the bribes. now to ktvu's christien kafton, leland yee is facing prison time here? >> reporter: yeah. when leland yee entered the guilty 3 today there was -- plea today there was no requirement for the sentence. he wasn't the only woman to enter a guilty plea today. >> reporter: ex-california state senator leland yee walked into federal court where he pled guilty to taking $70,000 in bribes for political favors. he faces 20 years in prison. and a quarter million dollars fine. leland yee will avoid a lengthy trial and will likely get a lighter sentence than the 20 year maximum. leland yee and his attorney left court without making comments. keith jackson pled guilty to similar charges today. his attorney said he was caught up in a criminate enterprise.

francisco sanchez has pleaded not guilty to her murder in response california state senator is pushing a bill to fight san francisco's sanctuary city policy. right now san francisco's policy is to only turn over immigrants if there's an active warrant for the arrest. sanchez had drug charges against him dropped back in april. >> my bill is hopefully going to get passed and prevent this senseless loss of life and make sure that the dangerous felons that are here illegally are prosecuted and jailed or deported. >> the commute should be smooth. electric ark caused problems with trains today. kristy what did they say? >> well a bart spokesperson said you will have service interruptions from time to time. bart has been working on its aging infrastructure. riders who say they have been dealing with the delays say the whole thing is getting old. >>> a fire outside of a station encountered damaged tracks believed to have stemmed from an electrical ark. >> three people were injured and got out of the train. the fire department responded to the scene and we were able to get people back on the tr

california democrats are going after donald trump for his remarks about mexican immigrants. >> today we stand and call up on the state of california to dump trump. >> southern california state senator i core hall has introduced a resolution urging the state of california to divest itself of any business relationships with trump. the proposal also encourages private businesses and individuals to do the same. >> professor taylor expected trump to fall out of the presidential race. the professor says more serious candidates will rise in popularity. >>> the pope has been calling for action on climate change. and help those that suffer from global warming. >> where i live you can get killed like that any time. it's there is a lot of violence over there. killing, shooting, drugs. but i don't buy into that. >> lopez is starting a nonprofit to help young athletes up to the age of 25 pay for equipment, training, and travel expenses to go to the training. that's great. >>> also today stanford students will unvail their solar race car. that car has entered into a 2,000-mile race across the australian outback. it will compete with 29 other students from around the world. arc tan weighs just 40

california state senator jeff stone is now trying to fight those controversial sanctuary laws that don't require local officials to enforce federal immigration laws. >> i want to make sure this type of senseless murder never happens again. and so i've initiated some legislation that is going to require any public safety official from a county or city that has a felonious illegal immigrant in their custody they want to release, they have to contact ice and let them know they're going to release that convict and they have 48 hours to pick up that convict. >> stone adds if a law like this was already in place, kathryn steinle would still be alive this morning. >> jackie thank you. >>> now to extreme weather. millions of people across 18 states bracing for severe storms today after heavy rains hit the midwest. >> in branson, missouri a woman is rescued after her suv is swept away by rushing waters while trying to cross a flooded roadway. let's check in with maria as the storms now head northeast. >> we could be seeing some severe storms here in the northeast. but that's a perfect example of

meanwhile a group of california state senators is calling for california to stop doing business with and urging private businesses and residents to do the same. the move stems from trump's controversial comments last month about undocumented immigrants from mexico. >> trump is not welcome in this state with hate, with hate towards people. >> the state senator's proposal would not hold legal weight. but backers say it might send a message by hitting trump economically. >>> family and friends gathered to remember kate steinle as she was laid to rest yesterday. steinle is a pleasanton woman who was killed at pier 14 last week. people who attended her funeral shared stories about the 32- year-old, remembering her adventurous spirit, love for life, travel and family. the family calls it the kate effect. them to spread the enthusiasm and kindness she was known for. >>> one of the greatest players to wear an oakland raiders uniform ken stabler has died at the age of 69. the quarterback known as the snake led the raiders during the team's heyday back in the 70s including a super bowl title i

of the [inaudible] in march a bill calling for a study of tire crumb was approve bide the california state senate environmental quality committee. in may united states consumer product safety announced a previous statement released and used by the commission for reporting announced that synthetic turf was okay to install and play on was infact inaccurate. they renounced any such safety claims. this spring the san francisco examiner did a pole title are you [inaudible] over half the respondents peeking alt 83 other at 1 point prefer natural turf. also this spring the university of san francisco announced it will utilize organic infill instead of tire crumb. since sth rpd has all but acknowledges tire crumb problem, when they announced plans to replace 3 tire crumb fields. this is up to your commissioner to make this decision but perhaps it is now time for someone to stands up and address cancer exposure to children on these fields by instead supporting organic infill. as of todays date, this is reasonable request, it is possible to address this and this can be easily remedied. as always i'm availa

. >> the california state senate passed right to die legislation last month. if the general assembly follows, the bill will head to the governor's desk next but it's not know if governor brown will sign off on the bill. >>> san francisco's mayor is calling for a review of the city's sanctuary policy on immigration following the death after woman -- of a woman last week. the woman was shot to death by an undocumented immigrant. francisco sanchez is also a convicted felon who had been deported to mexico five times since 1994. the policy protects undocumented non-felon immigrants. presidential candidate donald trump is using the woman's death to support his controversial statements about mexican immigrants being rapests and other criminals. >> donald trump is an opportunistic and i think he's trying to capitalize on the misfortune of others. >> san francisco's mayor has called for a review saying our sanctuary policy should not create a safe harbor for convicted violent felons. sanchez meanwhile is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. >>> german chancellor a

i said this yesterday, but the stanford law school and california state senate pro tem gerald steinberg came out with the board asking when the prisons become acceptable mental health care facilities? i think the there was summarize the report in the back. thank you for bringing it. it's a really big question. i think increasingly we as a society actors here in san francisco, are relying on prisons and jails as the solution to the mental health issue that we are really struggling to address. i really want dph to play a central role in helping us really rethink what our jail system could look like and i cited some of this yesterday at the national alliance of mental illness stated, at some point, 25-40% of individuals across the country will at some point be incarcerated. that is a very stock number and knowing that 45% of inmates thursday prisons today are treated for mental health illnesses, that at close to 50% of inmates in our state prison system are treated for mental health issue. so, clearly, is more we can do in this arena and appreciate some of the solutions you presented in te

meanwhile, a group of california state senators is calling for the state to stop doing business with trump and urging private businesses and residents to do the same. the move stems from trump's comments last month about undocumented immigrants from mexico. >> trump is not welcome in this state with hate, with hate towards people. >> the state senator's proposal has no legal weight. backers say it could still send a message by hitting trump economically. >>> today the prime minister of greece is seeking support from parliament for an austerity package to receive a bailout from european creditors. greek government ministers have already signed off on a plan that includes pension cuts and tax hikes. in exchange, greece would receive billions of dollars in debt relief over three years. european union leaders will hold meetings this weekend. >>> now 22 minutes before 5:00 on this friday morning. it's liquid gold for little leaguers. how one man managed to keep this field in play during the drought. >> and what is cool about your school or your summer camp? email your nominations to us at

. >>> california state senator jeff stone is crafting his own requiring california cities to fully cooperate with federal immigration officials. >> isis is on the lose. it is the perfect time to shrink our military. the u.s. army will cut 40,000 troops the next two years. they will drop from 490,000 to 450,000. this as the administration's plan to recruit syrian rebels to recruit isis is failing only 60 being trained right senator mccain blasting the strategy. >> there's no compelling reason to believe that anything we are doing currently will be sufficient to achieve the president's long stated goal of degrading and ultimately december froiing isil either in the short term or the long-term our means and current level of effort are not aligned with our ends. >> president obama reiterated there is no plans to put boots on the ground against isis. >>> a pair of gunmen shoot and kill three people at the university of maryland baltimore campus. two men jumped out and opened fire on four people right there in the street. two men and a women killed a fourth victim shot in the back is hospitalized

. >>> a southern california state senator plans to introduce a bill on notifications to i.c.e. the measure by republican jeff stone will require law enforcement it to notify i.c.e. of any convicted felons in custody who are also undocumented immigrants. it would also allow a 48 hour hold to decide if they want to pick up the individual. if i.c.e. declines, the person could be released. >>> new developments for the ransom case originally declared a hoax by police. four months later, it turned out it did happen. tonight, they are vindicated. one suspect is in jail and others are still on the loose. how a dropped cell phone helped investigators connect the dots. julie this 50 page complaint reads like a movie script. the suspect admits to an elaborate movie scheme. no doubt vallejo police have some regrets too. denise huskins, and aaron quinn. they became crime victims, soon portrayed as liars. >> this is a great day, because they have been vindicated. >> 38-year-old matthew mueller is the man in custody, in connection with huskins' abduction. a three man team, invading the couple

with gas prices starting to go up in california, one state senator is pushing regulators for some relief. during summer months, california uses a more environmentally friendly blend of gasoline which also drives up the price while ted gains is calling for an end to the so- called summer blend. he says the higher price hurts working families. >> i've sent a letter to the governor asking that he stop the requirement of a summer blend. >> the the average price of gas was $3.43 and today it's nearly $0.2578 higher. >>> cal fire is warning people about the dangers of flying drones too close to fires. fire officials say there have been four recentics accident where is planes and helicopters had to be grounded because of people flying their drones. on big fliers they will order a temporary flight restriction. cal fire says drones can cause a number of problems when air tankers and helicopters are in the air trying to fight a fire. >> there is a drone in there and causes a midair collision. it will cause damage to the aircraft. >> this week cal fire will be shooting a public service announcement

. >> the california state senate passed the right to die legislation last month.sembly passes it, the bill heads to the governor's desk. >>> a recovery mission will resume later this morning at a popular tourist destination in washington state. they'll be trying to find the body after person killed yesterday when part of a melting cave collapsed. it happened at big four ice caves about an hour and a half outside seattle. >> because conditions of the ice are so dangerous at this point, teams from every mountain rescue and other search and rescue volunteers are looking at the conditions of the ice to see how safe it is. >> witnesses describe it as a gruesome site. four other people were seriously hurt. this is not the first time tragedy has struck the caves. in 2010 an 11-year-old girl was killed by fallen ice there. >>> an admission if years ago coming to the surface this morning. in 2005, court documents obtained by the associated press bill cosby testified with using sedatives in an attempt to drug women he was pursuing for sex. still no comment from cosby's lawy

a possible plea deal for a high-profile case involving a former california state senator. >>> a brushfirelroy. >>> live look outside now. san jose, not too cloudy. definitely plenty of heat. why we are all being asked to conserve power. =continuous reopen omni= ==sam/vo== some 15 hours later and 5 hours later and firefighters are still working to fully surround a brush fire - >>> now, 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." >> some 15 hours later and firefighters still working to fully surround a brushfire burning south of gilroy. look at all of that smoke. right now the weather's cooperating but the heat is about to crank this afternoon. making the fire that much tougher to fight. >> we have several reports for you this morning but we begin with "today in the bay's" bob redell who is live in gilroy where the flames aren't the main concern. talking about trouble with smoke. >> reporter: i've got to tell you, in the past few hours since we've arrived here in gilroy, that smell is certainly not as bad as it was when we first got around here around 4:00 thi

this week the california state senate approved a resolution supporting that pontiff's view of climate change. governor brown is going to bring a copy of the resolution when he heads to the vatican as well. >>> ebay and paypal officially become separate companies today. ebay acquired paypal in 2002 for less than $2 billion. maybe that seemed like a big sum at the time. well today, paypal is worth an estimated $43 billion. analysts tell the "mercury news" that split will allow paypal to grow and evolve more quickly and better compete with new mobile payment services namely apple pay. ebay, meantime is struggling to retain retain commerce against fierce competition from amazon and other etrading sites. >>> and a first for google. some passengers in one of its self-driving suvs injured in a crash. this happened earlier in the month, near google headquarters in mountain view. the google car was at a red light, stopped at the time, when another car rear-ended it going 17 miles an hour. google says so far, there have been 15 accidents involving its cars and all of them were caused by other d

state of california. now recently a group of state senators introduced a resolution asking that california state resourcesm donald trump and all his related companies. the reason for the resolution is trump's statement that mexico is quote sending people that have lots of problems and are bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they are racist, unquote. the resolution also condemns texas senator ted cruz who lawmakers believe defended trump although there's no divestment request with relation to cruz. the press conference. the senators had some choice words for trump saying things like he's not welcome in the state of california but one state senator mitchell implied that if it were 50 years ago trump would be a member of the kkk. >> his sentiments aren't new. the difference is, today in 2015, he is removed the white cloak. >> so -- if the resolution were to pass, the effect would be just a statement of policy. the resolutions aren't enforceable like a law. and i'll give you an example. manufactures passed in 2013 demanding divestment in russia but there hasn't bee

. >> pam: there is a new bill in california that what changed since your laws across california state senator done from in deal is drafting the new legislation it would require local law enforcement to hold convicted felons who are legally or illegally for 48 hours thing is to give federal officials more time to pick up funds from jail and report or deport them crit set such a stones will kron4 k k go on the phone. >> we have an innocent person that lost their life which is very tragic poor-- tragic. >> and the wake of the decision which was all for one year ago we would no longer hold people for extra time. >> pam: lawyers from central legal say the pier 14 shooting was tragic and unusual. they say democrats commit crimes at a lower rate than the general population. >> pam: republican presidential candidate donald trump has been quite vocal about the shooting and the immigration debate now his chum bridges to another hit. trump and the pga reportedly agreed to pull the 2016 grand slam of golf from trump loss' angeles course univision nbc and macy's have already cut ties with trump after he c

the other race is the california state senate.ne of our bay area senators mark leno is termed out next year and it seems like everyone is thinking about running for this seat. so three people considering running are supervisors david campos, jane kim, and assemblyman tom am yea know. and as they decide whether they're going to run, they have to be thinking now about how big of a problem their past support of this kind of law could be. >> look off strip for a minute. first of all cate cauguiran tracked down a supervisor this weekend and she has her on camera going i'm not going to go there. not going to say anything. it seems to me that they passed this thing unanimously and then refuse to stand up and talk about what their theory was behind not you know honoring requests from immigration to hold on to some of these people. especially somebody who has seven felonies. >> i could see -- i mean i can tell you right now, they're all gathering with their communications folks again everyone sort of dispersed for the holiday. i think we w

. >>> gas prices starting to go up in california, one state senator is pushing regulators for some reliefduring summer months california uses a more environmentally friendly blend of gasoline which also drives up the price. state senator ted gains is calling for an end to that summer blend and he says the higher price hurts working families. >> i sent a letter to the governor asking that he stop the requirement of a summer blend in our gasoline here in california. import gas from other states so that we can provide some relief. >> the average price of gas was $3.43. >> pam, i want you to do something about it. i go to you for answers. >> i know we talk about this a lot. sometimes it seems like our gas goes up. >>> let's check in with gasia. see what is coming up in the next hour on mornings on 2. >>> coming up in the next hour it seems to be the biggest issue with san francisco. rent price. they are sky high. the move the city may take as a new report shows even thousands of new rent controlled apartments have hit the market not making much of a difference. also curiosity of high-tech loo

california democrats are beginning after donald rump for his re---trump for his remarkets at immigrants. >> today we stand and call upon the state of california to dump trump. [ cheering and applause ] >> southern california's state senators introduced a resolution urging the state of california to dump trump, to get rid of business relationships with donald trump. trump labeled some mexican immigrants as rapists and killers. but others are saying that the uproar of trump's comments has propelled him to the forefront of the republican presidential candidates. >> it is interesting, he is a front runner in north carolina and he is second in new hampshire in the initial polls amongst republican primary voters and i think this is well for donald touch. he has tached into something that many people are tone deaf to. >> and he expects trump to justin faulk out of the presidential race, he says more serious candidates will rise. >>> and we are following a story this morning ant a growing problem with a mcdonalds toy that some say has a bit of a potty mouth. >> and our tara moriarty is here, you know why the parents are up sit over the--upset over the minions. what are we hearing? >> well first of all, i have to say this story h

. >> today we stand and call up on the state of california to dump trump. >> yeah. >> state senator hall from southern california introduced a resolution today urging the state of california to divest itself of any business relationships with trump. and encouraging private businesses and individuals to do the same. paul called trump's recent remarks about immigrants from mexico racist. but san francisco state political science professor james taylor calls out the uproar over trump has now propelled him to the front runner as a candidate. >> he's the front runner in carolina. i think this bodes well for donald trump. he's tapped into something that many people are tone deaf too. >> professor taylor says he expects trump to eventually fall out of the race with what he calls more serious candidates rising in popularity. >>> for the first time in 50 years the confederate flag considered a symbol of racism will be removed from the state capital in south carolina. >> so what we saw was another action. and that action is that the confederate flag is coming off the ground of the south carolina s

together, we're building a better california. >>> former state senator leland yee might be on the vergetaking a plea deal in his corruption case. he now has a hearing scheduled for tomorrow to change his plea. experts say that's an indicator he likely cut a deal with prosecutors. >>> it's the law now. california has one of the victimmest vaccination laws in the country. the -- strictest vaccination laws in the country. the governor signed it and it requires almost all public schoolchildren to get immunizations. parents can no seek a personal belief exemption. the law is in response to a measles outbreak in disneyland last year. >>> for the third time in recent weeks, vandals have hit a mural in san francisco's mission district. this time, someone set it on fire. police are treating this as arson. they say surveillance video has helped them identify a suspect. >>> school lunches getting a healthy makeover starting this fall. public schools across america will offer greek yogurt as a meat substitute in its lunches. the u.s. department of agriculture chose chobani to supply the yogurt as p

california. the assembly passed it last month but there is more opposition to the idea in the state senate. ura/ots== california voters are keeping an eye on the 2016 presidential election, but they may be overwhelmed by something else come election day: ballot initiatives. ==take vo== state law makes it very easy for proposals to qualify for the statewide ballot. sponsors need only pay 200 dollars and collect signatures from five percent of the number of voters who participated in the last governor's election. that translates to just 365- thousand signatures, which has opened the floodgates. experts say about two dozen initiatives will likely qualify for the 2016 ballot. that has critics pointing fingers at the legislature, and calling for change. ==take sot== "the legislature often says why should we handle a tough issue when we can turn it v to the voters? the itiative press has acally allod the legiatures and itmembers othe h polical analyst lry gerstosays the wato navigatethr flood of campaign commercials and flyers to come, is to ignore them. instead, he suggests relying on independent

. >>> you have seen gas prices starting to go up in california but one state senator is pushing regulatorse us some relief. during summer months california uses a more environment fallly friendly blend of gas that also drives up the price. ted gains is calling for an end of that summer blend. >> i've sent am letter to the -- i've sent a letter to the governor asking that he stop the requirement of a summer blend in our gasoline in california. import gas from other states that we can provide some relief. >> now that is a talker. the average price of gas last thursday was $3.43. today it's almost $0.29 higher. >>> cal fire warning people about the danger of flying drones too close to fires. fire officials say there have been four incident where is planes and helicopters had to be grounded because someone was flying their drones. on big fires the faa will order a temporary flight restriction keeping other aircraft out of the area. cal fire says drones can cause several probes when air tankers and helicopters are in the air trying to fight the fire. >> there is a drone in the air and can cause

state mental hospital. if he's convicted, he could get the death penalty. >>> with gas prices starting to go up again here in california, one state senator is pushing regulatorsduring the summer month, california uses a more environmentally friendly blend of gasoline. a state senator is calling for an end to the summer blend. he said the higher price hurts working families. >> i've sent a letter to the governor asking that he stop the requirement of a summer blend in our gasoline here in california, import gas from other states that we can provide relief. >> the average price of gas last thursday in california was $3.43. today, it's nearly 29 cents higher. >>> the owners of a nudist camp in los gatos, they are accused of stealing water from a nearby creek to keep their resort open. glen stout and his wife lori are charged with felony conspiracy and trespassing. they are accused of diverting water from henry's creek for three months. that creek is owned by the regional open space district. >> i think the message is for anybody, you know, if we are in a severe drought, if you need water, you need to take the appropriate steps to obtain that. >> now, two lodge e

california state senator jeff stone is fighting to change that. >> i want to make sure this type of senselessated legislation that's going to require public safety official from county or city that has a felonious illegal imp grant they want to release, they have to contact ice and let them know they're going to release that convict and they have 48 hours to pick up that convict. >> as the blame game continue we're learning more about the gun used in the murder of kate steinle. the bureau of management confirms that hah gun did belong to one of their agents stolen last month. investigators are looking into exactly how it got to sanchez's hands, an illegal imp grant who had been deported five times. back to you. >> with a rap sheet a mile long. thank you from d.c. this is what happens. the war of words. the finger points. this is what happens when local municipal municipalityies try to protect illegals in their own towns make up rules to follow federal rules on the books. >> this is logic. look at the guy's rap sheet. tell him when you're going to let him know. >> they were only drug -- only d

i said this yesterday, but the stanford law school and california state senate pro tem gerald steinbergcame out with the board asking when the prisons become acceptable mental health care facilities? i think the there was summarize the report in the back. thank you for bringing it. it's a really big question. i think increasingly we as a society actors here in san francisco, are relying on prisons and jails as the solution to the mental health issue that we are really struggling to address. i really want dph to play a central role in helping us really rethink what our jail system could look like and i cited some of this yesterday at the national alliance of mental illness stated, at some point, 25-40% of individuals across the country will at some point be incarcerated. that is a very stock number and knowing that 45% of inmates thursday prisons today are treated for mental health illnesses, that at close to 50% of inmates in our state prison system are treated for mental health issue. so, clearly, is more we can do in this arena and appreciate some of the solutions you presented in ter

. >> she supports california's sb 128, the end of life bill currently making its way through the state legislature. we saw her praying during a vote in the senate. if passed, california would become the sixth, and by far the largest state to offer an end option to terminally ill patients. >> what's the difference between the practice of doctors withholding food, withholding nutrition and water, and this? >> torture. i mean, the only difference that i can see is i get to suffer. and that's a pretty horrific thing. that's the only difference. >> what is wrong with the law proposed in california. >> this is a band-aid solution, that over the long term will make matters worse. >> doctor erin is a medical ethicist at u.c. irvine, and staunch opponent to assisted suicide. proponents say there are safeguards in place. it's not misused. >> we know in oregon, 6% of patients dying of assisted suicide ever were referred to psychiatric assessment. only 13% had palliative care referral to have a conversation with an expert on end of life before getting a prescription for the deadly drug. >> reporter: oregon's public health division said the concerns have no

if physician assist suicide is legal in california it would join oregon, washington state vermont, and montana. >> senator feinstein had been an opponent of medical marijuana and groups in california bases advocates will toll her how they feel about it hand delivering a petition with 10,000 signatures to the senator's san francisco office. organizers say california has allowed access to medical marijuana for the past 20 years and it is time for senator feinstein to get on board. >> san francisco police want your help in fining this burglar would broke into a dentist's office twice, in the same day. look at this southfield showing the man rolling through a window and over a desk looking for valuables. it happened early last tuesday. the burglar made off with several thousand worth of equipment. >> happening today on the peninsula, law enforcement officers are getting ready to hand out traffic tickets to distracted drivers. it is part of an eight hour crackdown targeting people talking open their cell phone or texting while driving. the san mateo county police chief and sheriff association will be deploying

bill: state senator from california. martha: quite a story. man stole a deputy's car in new mexico, caught on video. curry county deputies got a call and found a troubled man running through the traffic. he told them he had been poisoned and then, he jumped into their car. >> how were you poisoned? sir? sir? hey, get out of there! hey! [bleep] 37, pd. stolen my unit. takenning off eastbound in my unit, running lights. martha: wow. so the suspect was arrested when he pulled over at a hospital. police say that he was treated for injuries that he sustained before his run-in with the deputy. charged with unlawful vehicle theft and aggravated fleeing. boy a troubled guy. bill: disturbed indeed. the battle against isis grows online. feds are warning terrorists are making it nearly impossible to track them in cyberspace. so what can be done, as they move online so quickly? senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley is live on that. martha: desperate search for three sisters missing after they went on a hiking trip together. friends and family are hopin

the words that may have been developed in the california state senate and the california assembly are part of our national organic standards. because they work. organic is a voluntary program. just like we're trying to put forth. this is exactly what we're trying to do mr. chairman, to address the concerns of many americans who have contacted our office, who want a label. but americans also want standards. and when we hear words like contamination, it unfortunately contates a negativity to consumers that somehow g.m.o.'s are bad for them and that science clearly shows they're not. as a matter of fact, i just walked over to the senate side and sat down with some of my colleagues who probably will not vote for this bill. and we didn't know because there was no label on whether or not that sandwich we ate contained genetically modified organisms. seeds. if it was produced with g.m.o.'s . we're trying to fix that. we would allow that sandwich shop to meet a set of standards just like organic growers do today to determine what a g.m.o. product means. and when we hear about trade i was with

are calling for new rules when it comes to a controversial fee for students at california state universities. today the senated the bill calling for more transparency for student success fees. lawmakers say at one point determining the fees was basically at the discretion of the school's president. >> taking an effort to create a policy. this legislation takes that policy and basically make it a part of the state policy as to how you can increase student fees. >> a dozen of the system's 23 campuses have student success fees with some students paying as much as $2,000. >>> police say masked robbers broke into chris brown's home today. brown wasn't there but his aunt was. the men locked her in the closet and ransacked the home. authorities say they took a laptop and a cell phone before leaving. >>> friends started an online fundraiser to start a youth soccer coach after flames destroyed his family home. the head coach and his family lost all of their belongings in the fire on snow drive. also gone $3,000 that was dedicated to pay off fees for the upcoming season. an assistant coach started a go fund me fundrais

authorize the shareches department to submit a funding application to board and state commune corrections pursuant to california senate bill 863 to replace county jail [inaudible] approving the form and execution oof the associated construction and financing documents and adopt admitigated negative declaration. >> supervisor yee. >> first of all i appreciate this discussion we are having today around the jail issue and also want to especially appreciate president breeds comments. i guess i see closely aligned to the conversation made. the-this negative declaration process we are going through is where we started. it is to me very unusual what is presented in terms of the sequence, but i get the logic of what is going on with that in regards to the general project description that they are working the determination off of and if it were to go beyond the scope it would have to probably do another one. if it is smaller than the scope it makes sense this would be it. so, in regards to supporting the staffs recommendation i will support it. in regards to funding the state funding that is tied to this whole issues, i came i

state policy as to how you can increase student fees. >> the bill now moves to the senate appropriations committee. >>> no confederate names in californiaw bill advancing in the state senate would prohibit naming public buildings and roads after confederate leaders. the move comes a week after south carolina took down its confederate battle flag from outside its state capitol. controversy ignited after the accused gunman in last month's charleston church massacre was seen in pictures holding the confederate flag. there are two schools in southern california named after confederate general robert e. lee. >>> i'm live in san jose where police will soon start using body cameras, but the average person won't have access to the video even if they have a complaint. details coming up. >>> also helping the mentally ill. the change that one lawmaker wants to make. >>> and anger over austerity. the deal that had greeks setting their own country on fire. they be controlled? and who can access the images they capture? >>> right now at 6:30 how will they be controlled and who can access the images they capture? san jose police have questions to answ

. >>> one california lawmaker is making the first move to crack down on sanctuary city policies. republican state senator jeff stone is drafting a bill that would require all california cities to fully cooperate with federal immigration officials. >>> on capitol hill, force debate about san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. >> why aren't we able to deport those individuals? >> our detainer was not honored in that particular case. >> who didn't honor it? >> san francisco sheriff's department did not honor our detainer we lodged. >> ron johnson grilled i.c.e.'s assistant director about this case. miller pointed the fing ir at the san francisco's sheriff's department. they'll hold a hearing with homeland security officials next week to discuss studenteinle's death. >> they've obtained sanchez's complete criminal history. he was convicted five times on drug charges. at least three involving heroin. he was deported the furst time in 1994 and arrested again in arizona just 20 days later. deported four more times in '97 '98, 2003 and 2009. each time getting caught and returned to a jail. he finished servi