it was going at 22 knots verses californian's 11 knots. it's about half the amount of time in that current before it came to a stop. therefore, it would be pushed southward by about half the distance. we also know that the two ships, even though they came to a stop, weren't stationary. they were swinging around in the current and light airs that existed. californian was swinging around a lot more than titanic over time. it wasn't just pointing in the same direction. it was turning around. we believe that the swing of californian in particular was not constant and it was not the same. it was somewhat erratic. at times if the swing was retrograde, was moving, instead of clock wise, but actually started to go counterclockwise for a few minutes and resumed its natural swing. if the officers on the californian didn't realize that and they looked at this other vessel that was to the south-southeast and just watched it and didn't realize their ownership was swinging to the left instead of the right, it would give the appearance that that ship was

will lose their long-term unemployment benefits that is because californian no longer qualifies for the federal program that provides up to 20 extra weeks of jobless benefits. as californians get jobs the state's unemployment numbers are not high enough to remain eligible for that program. the but the campaign volunteers getting the signatures certify was the question of if but when we hear trends make a change is possible so where is he doing? did we leashes and worn as a full-time student and single mother who also works as a cashier is that this minimum wage goes from 8 to $10 an hour that could mean an extra 20 to $30 a week unable to pay into a land of gas a doughnut to take a also a time those of things that that 20 to $30 extra and if you look at long-term that's almost a thousand dollars by increasing attack in an interview last month the chamber of commerce says business owners could raise prices and the of workers. >>> for small business and we have five employees to you pay $8 an hour for that's as much as even afford your in your overhead and i left them $10,000 an hour

because this university belongs to all californians."" if turned away here at san jose state, eligible santa cruz county high school students would be guaranteed a spot at cal state monterey bay. san mateo county students would get priority at san francisco state. contra costa and alameda county students could attend cal state east bay. last week we brought you a feature on two students who went to cuba. this week the multimedia event premiereing their work was unveiled and it impressed a lot of people -- michelle rivera is live on campus with more...michelle? justin the multimedia day allowed students and community members to see what just what sjsu journalism students can do. ">>>visitors to dwight bentel hall this week ... got a glimpse of a world few americans get to see. visual journalism day showcased the reporting of students who visited cuba in january. the students told the stories of ordinary cubans ... their love of culture ... frustrations with daily life ... and hope for the future. we need to get more of our students an inte

californians are searching for ways to end partisan wrangling and to make government actually work. >> too much time bickering and arguing. they don't get anything done. >> there are some new ideas on the table. tonight, mending broken california. >>> good evening and welcome to broken california, a special edition of "this week in northern california." i'm spencer michels sitting in for belva davis. the recent elections in california will be followed by a dose of political realty. the crucial relationship between local and state governments. tonight we'll explore why california's government is so dysfunctional and what can be done to fix it. we have a panel of people who should know. susan kennedy a democrat was governor schwarzenegger's chief of staff. don perata led the state senate for four years. dan schnur is a republican strategist and teaches at usc. and mark paul is an author of "california crackup." we'll be back with our guests? a few minutes but first a look of some of what ails the state. there is not much disagreement that government is failing. >> the people are frustra

but the hard truth is out today that californians don't bring in the money. so kristin harris tells us that the university system is increasingly rolling out the red carpet for non californians. >> that is right, and some students that i spoke to today said the fact that the university admits more out of state students and fewer california students is driving a wedge between the two groups and pushing public universities here towards privatisation. at uc-berkeley it has begun in juggling act, a quest to keep ucd campus is populated with california students and out of state and international students that they three times as much tuition and have the potential to help close california's budget gap. >> it is creating unnecessary clash in conflict between the two when i do nothing-students a should be patting themselves against one another. >> i think we can understand why they would not wanwant to bring incidents that pay higher tuition. >> their business model relies heavily on out of state students while the number of in state freshmen admitted to california'

. >> the fate of a death penalty involved in the hands of californians. why a former warden wants to abolish it? >> smile, you could be on camera. who was watching where you park? >> mining for riches on ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> california could become the 17th state to abolish the death penalty. that is if voters approve it in november. backers of the ballot initiative say that life in prison would save millions of dollars that could be spent investigating unsolved murders and rapes. tonight a closer look at the debate over life and death. >> this protest was outside of san quentin in 1992. >> ♪ give peace a chance >> harris

. >>> californians have until one minute after midnight to file their taxes or ask for an extension. controller chung says about 11 million californians are expected to file on time and it's not too late to get help. >> the key point to remember today is the franchise tax force is available to help people. >> reporter: the franchise tax force has a free hot line. you can find more information on ktvu.com under the business tab. >>> governor jerry brown had a message today for those waiting until the last minute to file their taxes. >> pay your taxes. i paid mine yesterday. >> so late? >> yeah. well the message is you have to pay your taxes that's all. and in california of course we're massively cutting the budget. >> and as for that budget, brown today released a list of hundreds of annual reports that he has ordered the state to stop producing to save money. >>> this truck is a advertising for the hustler club. but some say it's spending entirely too much time in one place. >> back here in 10 minutes, we have a little bit of coastal fog to talk about. we'll go looking for rain in th

. >>> legislation was introduced in sacramento to limit how much tax californians pay at the pump. the bill's author argues that's double taxation. the measure would cap the excise cap at 36-cents per gallon. >>> well the tax foundation says this is tax freedom day. that's the day californians have earned enough money to pay all of their local, state and federal taxes. california's tax freedom day is three days later than that of the average american. >>> the state capital was evacuated as part of a disaster drill. the emergency drill simulated the response to a fire burning out of control on the sixth floor. capital workers had to use stairwells and learn where the exits are near their offices. everyone eventually left the building and met at their predetermined stations outside. >>> serving its final meal. the rush to get that last piece of china town history in san francisco. >>> some contra costa county teachers are getting a raise. what made it possible during a year of cuts. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mom

it is for 44, 1 90,000 californians could soon be struggling to pay their bills >> a tricky operation, why a yacht that crashed had to be salvaged right away. >> what do people in l.a. do when they cannot bribe? nine months after remain free was shut down. >> cloudy skies around the bay there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >> is sailboat that was involved in a deadly accident is now in a flatbed truck. salvage crews use a special helicopter to whisk the 15,000 lb. boat all the way from the islands to have one day. if the operation did not work the crews would of had to wait six months because of the protected wildlife. 10 days ago but got was hit by a large wave and crashed into t

californians don't have any protections or recourse when for instance winnings aren't paid out.re ready to stand behind the online poker bell but only if california gaming establishments not out-of-state interests can be licensed and only if it is for poker. >> right now millions of californians are playing online poker and every dollar goes offshore. we want to ensure that that money stays in california. >> reporter: most online poker sites are based in foreign countries to skirt the federal ban. the sports wagering ban on the other hand will be tougher to overturn. live in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>> carmakers and oil companies are learning a new lesson. a recently released study shows young people are driving less. apparently they like it that way. ababc 7's transportation reporr heather ishimaru explains why. >> reporter: if you like to drive or have to, you could be enjoying less crowded highways in the future. >> i have driven a car maybe once in my life. >> reporter: and there are more and more like her according to a new frontier group study titled tran

. >>> only on 2, a new field poll shows that in the last decade far more californians now recognize childhoodalth threat and are willing to spend money to try to correct it. health and science editor john fowler discovered a new pilot program in san francisco that's intended to hit that epidemic head on. >> reporter: this is one of 25 stores where young people buy sodas, candy and chips, like most there's no produce here. >> people want to change, they want healthier food for their children. >> reporter: that's what people in the bay view told us. >> more healthier snack, more fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: over half of californians told us the greatest health risk is lack of physical activity. >> that they're committed to making more changes to really address kids environments so that the healthy choice becomes the easy choice. >> reporter: today in the bay view the easy choice is too often unhealthy. we've learned a new neighborhood program is about to change that. in place of the high sugar, high fat, high salt candies and snacks, activists say for about $16,000 per store, there could

also, there is the alliance of californians for community in power meant, ace, and there are some former members of acorn in case. there are some other groups that have been very active in this, and i want to knowledge supervisor:. -- supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen: i, like supervisor avalos, come to the table with experience in foreclosure myself. thank you for the data. i, like supervisor campos, look forward to this. i also want to take a moment to really think the san francisco housing development corp. and for as for their advocacy on this important issue. thank you. and to be fearless, defenders, i do not know if we have any in the chamber, but i want to thank you for being courageous. [applause] for being courageous and really putting a name and a face on this issue as opposed to keeping the statistical data anonymous. it is important to personalize this not just for california but for people across america who are dealing with this crisis, and to the organizers, the california reinvestment coalition, as well as the city attorney's office right here that also helps to begin to

californians don't have any protection or rae course when for instance wings aren't paid out.tion of indian tribes and card room operators are ready to stand by the on line poker bill but only if california gaming establishment not out of state interest can be licensed and only if it is for poker. >> writ now millions of californians are playing on line poker ever dollar goes offshore. we weren't to ensure the money stay ins california. >>reporter: most on like poker site are based in foreign country to skirt the been on internet game blinks but it's suggested they can legalize in their own boundary. the tougher to over turn here. live in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> keith is suing his former bosses for more than 50 million dollars. he claim they ran unprofessional show fraught with technical problems. he was fired last week from san francisco base cable network. >> major coup on wall street when facebook goes public with the stock probably next month the shares will be listed on the nasdaq not the new york stock exchange. 2 exchanges battled it out for the listing and nasdaq w

death but they are not a fair cross-section of the community and do not represent the views of californians and you will not be surprised to hear that they kill in the direction of white voters and african american voters -- these women are most likely excluded because they are in opposition to the death penalty. this is not a fair system. when justice stevens step down from the supreme court, he expressed his opposition. he said this process has made the death penalty fundamentally unfair. >> i will let you answer these in order. can you share any sense that you have a death sentence -- that the death sentence inmates were for themselves as human beings? and how could you bear to preside over an execution and how would you handle this? please describe a situation where you would bring so many charges against a prosecutor for job-related conduct? >> as you have both said, this is determined before the execution takes place, this goes from 10 and on up. one of the strangest things that happen to me when i was first sent to death row in was that they were getting ready to execute a guy. and d

californian which was a tramped steamer that actually saw the distress rockets from titanic and failed to do any action. they just stood there all night. and also, another ship known as the "mount temple" which arrived the next morning, about two hours later. we deal with those as well in this book in two meaty chapters, much more so than what took place back in 1912 since we know so much more. in terms of the book itself, i think one of the most important contributions is chapter 13 which is actually a very detailed chronology of the events that took place beginning with the maiden -- the start of the maiden voyage on april 10th, 1912 and went through the collision and rescue of those on board. what's different about this chronology compared to others is it's fully referenced. every event is referenced throughout and so you can always go back and know where we received the sources. many publications never say where this information came from. some of it is actually made up. we actually go through that. we also have a series of notes which just tend to justify why certain times were as

four out of phi pham if californians read for pleasure.k: is now with the e- reader, you can read in the dark. third >>mark: hopefully soon you will get television and in e-reader. here is a live look out over san francisco. skies are beginning to break up on this monday morning groove who will be right back free if [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] we >>george: we're continuing to watch it developing problem that has the potential of becoming a hot spot. the ride is slow on 680 southbound. we will continue to monitor this saturation. and >>justine: this story just crossing the wires, deadly tornadoes in oklahoma. emergency officials are now saying that a sixth person has died. more on that story coming up. >>mark: we're watching out our own the

. >> an exclusive ktvu field poll shows that californians are far more concerned about childhood obesity than ever before. >>> in a story you will see only on 2, john fowler uncovering one of the problems hitting the communities. >> people want change, they want healthier food for their children. >> reporter: that's what people in the bay view told us. >> more healthier snacks, more fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: our field poll showed almost half of californians said the biggest problem was lack of produce. encouraging, christine madson. >> they're committed to making more changes to really address kids environments so that the healthy choice becomes the easy choice. >> reporter: today in the bay view the easy choice is too often unhealthy. we learned a new neighborhood program is about to change that. in place of the high sugar, high fat, high salt candies and snacks, activists say for about $16,000 per store there could be racks of fresh greens and produce. >> we don't want people to get diabetes, we don't want people to have heart disease. eating fruits and vegetables are action

new poll shows most californians distrust tech companies in dealing with their personal information.se surveyed were asked to rank the largest companies on a scale of 1-10. apple got the highest with 4.6 out of 10. google, linkedin youtube average rankings and facebook was second to last only 2.7. twitter last place at 2.4. >>> china is in the midst of an internet crackdown this morning while a political crisis swirls among the leadership. government has shutdown 16 websites and arrested six for spreading rumors that a coup attempt was underway in beijing. analysts believe government leaders are trying to quash speculation about infighting. the people arrested are accused of blogging that military vehicles were seen to oust government leaders. >>> in a new offer coming from down under, the australian government says it wants american plumbers, electricians and construction workers to join their growing industries, revising is system so skills can be assessed while they are still here and be given an australian work license and hit the groundworking the moment they arrive instead of h

normal high enough to qualify meaning the maximum weeks of on long before most californians will fallwn to 79. a spectacular display from europe's on active volcano. >> mount etna set up red hot lava into the nighttime sky. take a look at that. this marks the seventh eruption of the year. no evacuation orders for the people that live nearby but residents do need to clean up the mess from those-showers. i actually have a lot rock from mount etna that my father brought me when i was a kid. >> i do not know that i would want to stay near their but it is pretty. >> very fun to watch. >> let's talk about weather. we're in the bay area with clouds and skies this morning. reports of drizzle. light sprinkles near san jose. that will bring with it more clouds on and off throughout the day. and really keep the atmosphere feeling very muggy outside. temperatures running very mild right now in the fifties and low 60s outside. mostly cloudy as we head into the afternoon we will see '60s and '70s. and still a chance of more drizzle. 79 degrees and mostly sunny and fresno, 71 degrees and partly sunn

oppose the -- 80% of the"iáq californians oppose e five billion dollar trigger guts. >>> good news forhe nation's big airlines. -- >>> higher fares at united airlines are helping the company deal with rising fuel costs. as a result, the airline reporting a smaller than expected quarterly loss. fuel cost 21% more than a year ago. nintendo out with a smaller than expected profit more and more consumers are playing games online or mobile devices like. phones. lower start to things here today mixed at the moment, weekly jobless claims numbers creeping back up this is the third or fourth week in a row coming in more than expected. showing the job market still struggling somewhat. ups and exxonmobile out with disappointing quarterly results. another important piece of data, pending home sales number in 10 minutes or so, a lot of promising reports about how -- lately. venture capital getting into the bay area bagel business the new bagel company doing it in a high-tech way. they don't have the physical store primarily relying on social media. the new york style bagels three bucks a piece more

. >>> what a new poll reveals about californians' concern about online privacy. >> glimmer of hope thate may be seeing a bit of relief at -- relief at the gasoline pump >>> >>> 6:14. michigan firefighters are talking about how they saved one of their own off a collapsing roof. last week a chemical fire burning out of control in downtown detroit, to slow it down firefighters had to chop a hole through the roof. that roof gave way entirely. one firefighter was about to fall through, when his buddies pulled him to safety. >> i didn't know how bad it was. we all went -- came off the roof and went back to work. >> as crazy as it was at the time both these guys kept level heads our lieutenant was giving instructions, calm and collective, telling us what to do. >> until he saw the video the firefighter mark ferrell didn't know his pal's quick thinking saved his life. >>> a new los angeles poll shows most californians distrust tech companies in dealing with their information. [ unintelligible ] [ unintelligible ] >>> the latest survey of gas prices finds they are edging down in california. the

. >> an exclusive ktvu field poll shows that californians are far more concerned about childhood obesity in a story you will see only on 2, john fowler uncovering one of the problems hitting the communities. >> people want change, they want healthier food for their children. >> reporter: that's what people in the bay view told us. >> more healthier snacks, more fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: our field poll showed almost half of californians said the biggest problem was lack of produce. encouraging, christine madson. >> they're committed to making more changes to really address kids environments so that the healthy choice becomes the easy choice. >> reporter: today in the bay view the easy choice is too often unhealthy. we learned a new neighborhood program is about to change that. in place of the high sugar, high fat, high salt candies and snacks, activists say for about $16,000 per store there could be racks of fresh greens and produce. >> we don't want people to get diabetes, we don't want people to have heart disease. eating fruits and vegetables are action lutely vital to that a

. >>> today estimated 90,000 californians will be told they are about to lose benefits in weeks. this week california no longer qualifies for a federal program that provides up to 20 extra weeks of jobless benefits to the long term unemployed. it means most californians will get 79 weeks of unemployment benefits rather than the current 99. the department of labor says california's unemployment rate which stands at 11% is no longer high enough to qualify for the extended benefit program. >>> if you are looking for a job abc7 news is here to help. we are co-sponsoring a free job fair with the job journal noon to 4 p.m. at the hilton gardens on powell street them ville. for more information go to abc7news.com and -- click jobs. >>> 6:15 time for the forecast. starting with cloudy skies. >> good news out of is r, rain has stopped for now still drizzle possible north bay along the coast low clouds may cause flight arrival delays but won't last as long as yesterday, the clouds won't, sunshine and warmer weather on the way today everything is off starting tomorrow and thursday showers e

across the country 161 players matched five numbers and won $250,000, including 29 californians. among them, this guy who's already quit his job at an l.a. doughnut shop. new york had 17 second place winners, including a dozen employees of this sushi restaurant. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: as for the biggest winners, the people suddenly wealthier than any of us can fathom, tonight their identities remain a mystery. and, like any good one, this one may take some time to unravel. i'm ryan owens for "nightline," in red bud, illinois. >> thanks to ryan owens for following the money. >>> up next, queen latifah rocks it. so does melissa mccarthy. have we entered the era of supersized and sexy? >> announcer: abc news "nightline" brought to you by breathe right nasal strips. . >>> it seems ironic that chic fashion models are getting emaciated, real women are getting curvier. the average american woman now weighs 164 pounds and wears a size 14 or 16. there's at least one company out that's challenged this thin standard and proved that being overweight or obese, doesn't mean you can't be g

million other californians small business owner would say buy their own insurance through health net,health care and anthem blue cross are also affected. for many this is the third hike in two years. >> it sure getting to be almost huge percentage of my income just for the health insurance alone. >>reporter: california association of health plans says with 85 percent of premium going directly to medical care, new drugs and medical technology, increasing rates of chronic disease and under payment from government program lake medi-cal are some of the biggest cost drivers. the california insurance commissioner already has the power to reject rate hike for car and homeowner insurance. but not for health plan. >> we are seeing l each carrier raise rates year after year. generally higher than the increase in medical cost and utilization and the public is fed up. >>reporter: legislature is training once again to pass a bill to give the insurance commissioner more power over health insurance rate hike. but just in case that fails consumer watch dog is circulating an initiative to let voters d

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. >>> i assume also the concern has to be there for the sierra club as and well as many californians about the possible closure of a lot of our state parks. >>> my wife and kids are fair place in california is the handy it would state park in the anderson valley three hours not appear. it's beautiful. it's right in the borderline between a redwood forest and one country and there's a little state park their that's probably one of the most beautiful places in the state on the planet really. and it's slated for closure this is of the reasons why we ask people to get outside. nature doesn't need people >>> you mention the enjoyment and getting not you also do things to protect the planet and i assume the global warming and the efforts to restore the planets and the climate recovery agenda is that the utmost importance to the sierra club as it is to a lot of people. and here's the question is it too late? greatcoat know it's never too late to take action. most of us look at climate change as a big obligation that nafta fight in order to make sure our economy is strong and that are not ca

but now john is one of many californians who may file an amended return. thanks to last minute change in guide lines from the state franchise tax board. >> i certainly intend to amend my return and take advantage of the additional deductions because it's worth enough for me to do it. >>reporter: last fall the state board announced guidelines for taxpayers warning them they could no longer deduct certain items from the property tax bill such as school library and mosquito abatement and the only items deduct idea taxes based on the assessed value of property. tl but then after hearing from the irs last minute change from the tax board. >> franchise tax board has completely reversed their position. >>reporter: david drink water has been a tax preparer for h and r block for 14 years. his advice to clients. >> would i take the deduction. if you are still preparing your tax return file it with the tax deduction. if entitled to it. >>reporter: franchise tax board spokesman told us the board is exploring remedy for taxpayers tripped up by the sudden change. quote

. >> californians get a two days longer to pay taxes traditional april 16th day, or 15th tax day fell on a sunday this year and today the district of columbia celebrates emancipation day in the state of massachusetts celebrating patriot's day. and with states pushed back it's tax collection day. >> for last minute filers if they haven't started filing today don't panic. consider e filing your return. it's fast yefrt way. so... try that. don't panic. have you plenty of time. >> do not panic. if you need more time to get taxes together you can file or an extension. it's simple to do. there if you think you're due a refund filing out an extension is easy f you're going to owe follow instructions if you pay the full amount you'll avoid late fees and interest. you must file by tomorrow. or they're not happy with you,. >> then, we panic. >> there you go. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and let's talk about the weather now this is what we're talking about. >> there is a nice warm up, tomorrow we're going down a little bit. temperatures falling a few degrees and trr tl is more cloud cover. there is

laughter) and, liberals, liberals, you know you can trust this ad because the group behind it, californians for population stabilization, shares your concerns about the environment. that's why their web site talks about anchor babies, the mexican reconquista movement to reclaim california and recycling, as they call it, bottle and can deportation. (laughter) and, folks, they know immigrants have four times the carbon footprint once they get to the u.s. because of a study that says on average americans burn much more carbon per capita than the country's immigrants typically come from so any immigrant who comes to our country is immediately one of the worst polluters on the planet! (laughter) ladies and gentlemen, again, lefty environmentalists, you can trust this study because it came from the center for immigration studies which was founded by john canton who, according to the southern poverty law center has for decades been at the heart of the white nationalist scene and has met with leading white supremacists. (audience reacts) i'm sure he's just pressuring the klan to make their cross bu

. >> and it would help him and millions of other californians live a better live. >> and that is gas going up and i'm making minimum wage. >> and other states tie their minimum wage to inflation. the california catholic conference found a single adult needs to make almost is a an hour to maintain a standard of living. >> and there is a staggering budget deficit. officials learn there'd is a short fall of $88 million for the next fiscal year. analysts blame the cost of prison realignment. officials have to make cuts without the financial hole because governor brown is asking for more cuts to county budgets. >> big changes are in store for oakland cannibis college as it struggles to survive. richard lee is handing over control to sky jones. the change more than symbolic. school will separate from the medical marijuana dispensary that lee also operated but the raid and loss of revenue will hurt. >> this is what we need in order to operate the school. a short term, we can survive through new enrollment. >> the school will move into a smaller location and saying teachers will volunteer un

more than two million californians are out of work. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> high times in golden gate park. thousands came out to smoke out. all of these people are celebrating 4/20. an unofficial holiday use celebrating marijuana. many people it was started by a group of teenagers in san rafael in the early 1970s. a group of teens in morgan hill got sick when they tried to consume marijuana-laced cookies. >> reporter: everybody on campus was talking about it. >> i just know a bunch of people got caught with a lot of drugs today and everything. and some of them were mire friends. and i was scared for them. >> reporter: officials were tipped off by one student who was a

unemployed californians will no longer be eligible for the federal program that provides up to 20 weeksbenefits for people without jobs long term. those extra benefits will end in the middle of next month because of the state's jobless rate no longer high enough to qualify. that means the maximum week of unemployment will fall back to 79. >> netflix stock bears watching today after the company reported quarterly losses for the first time. >> we're joined now by jason brooks from cbs money watch .com. i guess, happy birthday is in order as well? >> thanks . a hopefully the market will provide a nice gift for everyone at the end of the day. netflix, despite losing money in the quarter, a loss of 8¢ per share, it was much better than what wall street was expecting. 19¢ better. but also its revenue did topped expectations slightly however netflix is getting hit very hard. even though their subscriber base increased in the first quarter. they predict few were streaming subscribers joining in the current quarter and wall street is looking for streaming subscribers, they may face more seasonal

. >> and in a last-ditch effort, designating april 11th as call in day, hoping so many californians call into the governor's office that brown finds money to save the agency. >> thank you. >> some of california's wealthyest counties among to be the healthiest. five are right here in the bay area that is according to a new study. topping the list is marin county, santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz. and the report is based on a variety of factors but officials say wealthier people are more likely to live in safer neighborhood was access to better nutrition and do not smoke. >> there is a new warning out tonight about salmonella. >> this time in a popular japanese food. >> this is really spreading. investigators investigating an outbreak to salmonella that may be linked to sushi. so far affecting 90 consumers in 19 states mostly on eastern seaboard and there is no california cases have been reported yesterday yet, investigators expect spicy tuna rolls are the source. symptoms are stomach cramps and fear within three days of eegt contaminated food. federal government warning about a loan

. >> californians are being asked to vote on whether their state should abolish the death penalty. inmates would instead serve life in prison. 13 people have been executed since 1978. two men have been arrested after they were found in a forest tripwires. they were released -- both men said they were set to catch animals. a claim police contest. in court in oslo has heard witnesses into the trial of anders breivik. the court also heard from a security guard who saw the explosion. later there will be evidence from a police officer. the judge has decided not to broadcast his reaction to the evidence. thousands of people of given money to the charities supported by a runner who died during the london marathon on sunday. she collapsed near the end of the course. donations have been flooding in. more than 215,000 pounds have been pledged so far and the title is rising. >> the attributes have been pouring in and show how the donations. -- so have their donations. she was one of 70 runners taking part. she collapsed with a mile to go. there has been an extraordinary reaction to her death

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