and not just in the smoke-filled room. 1:00, a panel of authors on the recent books chronicling mexican-american civil rights from the 1930's to 1970's.

you have chronicled the incredible influence the former first lady had on international politics, but i'm curious your take on what she would think of the presidential campaigns under way today. >> well, it would be hard -- i wouldn't want to presume to say what she would think about it. but from just all of her history, we know that she did not believe in extremes. that she believed in compromise. that she believed as did her husband in walking -- working across party lines. we once heard him say when he compromised on taxes that that sound you heard was the concrete breaking around my feet. so i would think that she would be pretty concerned about the state of the republican party. i did not speak to her in, you know, the last year or two about what was happened in the republican party, but it would be hard for her to imagine the kind of republican debates that

the "chronicle" cites sources and the fbi will announce criminal charges against three people. and former deputy scott new who was fired after the allegations went public. spoke with the president of the depu deputy's union who call the move political. the press conference set for 11:30 this morning at the hall of justice. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >>> and i'm bob redell live here in san carlos where in the past hour pg&e was able to restore power to this neighborhood after you can see that hauler right there, that semi lost control and took out a power pole and crashed into that home. this happened around 1:15 yesterday afternoon. the driver of that truck tried to come down the steep hill with a full load of dirt. he did survive and taken to the hospital and expected to recover. chp does suspect drugs or alcohol and the driver told officers his brakes failed. the people who own that home have been on vacation and it's not clear if they have returned yet. this is the second time a vehicle has crashed into the home. that first time

. >>> according to the chronicle, a number of parked cars have been knocked out of service because of the tube. there is speculation that the problem may be connected to last year's rail replacement in the tube. bart has been forced to run shorter trains. bart is getting ready to try out a new rewards program called bart perks. they would earn points by riding at off peak times. rewards ranging from a cash prize. >> it would work. >> bart and the san francisco transportation authority are reaching out to employers located near downtown san francisco bart stations and encourage them to have employees sign up and let them work in the off peak hours. >> the program is set to roll out for a six month test run this spring. they got the idea from the transit system in singapore which has been a success. >>> republican candidates regrouping this morning after a bruising debate in detroit. there was no holding back. >> reporter: rival campaigns are running out of time and opportunities to block donald trump and this is what it led to last night in detroit. >> i beat hillary clinton in many po

this problem first popped up a few weeks ago according to the chronicle, officials suspect they are being damaged by a power surge as they passed through a substation near the east end of the trans bay tube. the kron l reports this problem may be related to new railways installed last year. bart is running shorter training, something we can imagine commuters are not happy about. we'll talk with some later on this morning. >>> top stories that we're following this morning as well. santa clara county deputies relying on footage to identify everyone involve at a jail. they went on lock down during this. the sheriff deputy bought cameras herself at costco. >>> a reported sexual assault on campus in pittsburgh. it happened after 9:00 last night in the women's bathroom on the second floor. the suspect is described as a white man, six feet tall with blue eyes and an average build. >>> a large tree is blocking part of the campus this morning at uc berkeley. crews will arrive later today to cut up the tree and take it away. we don't know if weather caused the tree to collapse. >>> as steve mention

"the chronicle" spoke with the deputy's union who confirmed the three deputies are being charged but decried the move as political and has said that the d.a. has blown this out of proportion. but he's been saying that for this whole almost last year. this press conference with the d.a. is joint with the fbi and is set for 11:30 this morning. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> another case with very serious implications. three south bay correctional deputies returning to court today. they'll hear more evidence against them in the death of michael tyree. yesterday marked the first time that the family of tyree saw crime scene photos of him. the correctional deputies are accused of assaulting juan villa. the final report on the investigation of the santa clara county jail. among the findings, the jail failed to distinguish between ordinary grievances and alleged staff misconduct. also that report says that the jail fails to report use and use of force allegations and management allows guards for inmates who file a grievance. >> i think they're

the chronicle reports there are 80 bart cars right now that are being repaired at the maintenance yard with burned out electrical components on their propulsion systems. 40 cars were taken out of service this past monday alone. bart officials suspect they are being damaged but a power surge as they pass a substation near the east end of the tube. this is not the news riders wanted to hear this morning. one woman told me she trusts the agency will get things fixed. >> it's a lot of cars. technical issues take time to figure out the root cause. so you got to take time and figure it out and get to the real problem and fix it and if that's what they're doing, that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: according to the chronicle this problem first popped up a few weeks ago and it's possibly related to a whole bunch of new rails installed last year in the transbay tube and near the west oakland station. while those cars that were taken out of service are being repaired there are times when bart can be running shorter trains and hence the reason that riders could potentially put the squeeze o

they're not chronicling the war in that amount of significant detail as they had previously. and so we are left with only those who kept writing diary entries to actually tell us what all of this means in the grand scope of things. the other thing is that some confederates we can say well, we can go to the pension files, these documents when confederate soldiers will fill out documents to get money and prospects which we will talk about in a few minutes but those files in many ways are incomplete. they are also hidden from public view. in fact, some states actually still have medical seals on these documents because they contain private details. medical details, about family members that you don't want necessarily to go public. so for the veterans who came home psychologically disturbed, some of them turned to alcohol abuse, some to drug abuse, particularly opium. we also see some contemplate and actually commit suicide. bill hicks is one of these guys. he was described as the pristine man if you will, colossus in form. he lost a leg in the battle of shilo in 1862. he came ho

according to the "san francisco chronicle" employees are set to likely get $1,000 bonus because ridership is up. to bow in us is in the contract bart agreed to this to settle a strike. this comes as service was knocked own between pittsburg/bay point inconveniencing thousands of riders. commuters are questioning this perk. >> the problem with bart, it needs to be fixed any, because commuting back-and-forth with this problem it is trouble i have friends that commute, that needs to be fixed before the remain employees get a raise. >> bart board member told "san francisco chronicle" the bonus is incentive for employees to work at full exist. in the number of riders bart has had continues through june, employees are is the to get bonus. >>> thank you. if you take bart in the east by today bart is still running limited planes between north concord and martin news and pittsburg/bay point. passengers have to switch to north concord to continue to go to oakland and san francisco. bart is still trying to figure out what caused an electrical surge last week that put dozens of cars out of service. t

this is a subject of his upcoming documentary, the green book chronicles. this event is about one hour 15 minutes. >> we are thrilled to present at program dedicated to the green book, which you do not know about it, was conceived and published in the writing is to help african-american travelers travel safely during the time of segregation. awareness of the guys faded until our anything speaker, award-winning author and playwright started working on the green book chronicles, which is a documentary that will chronicle the rise and fall of the greek as those -- green book by those who were around to use it. mr. ramsey will give us rough footage from the upcoming film and talk about the history of the publication and how this began. i am happy to start a trailer for the upcoming film. enjoy. >> whether you are traveling on business or pleasure, the chances are you'll troubled by -- travel by motorcar. the motorcar has been accused to open new horizons, not for the few, but for all. >> we drove constantly, we did not stop. segregation was not in the south. >>

chance. >> according to the "san francisco chronicle" bart employees will get $1,000 bonus. and the bonus is in the contract signed to settle the strike in 2013. >> san francisco mayor lee will announce a new homeless center in the city, at a hotel at 12th and market housing 93 people for three years. >> rebound is answering to criticism for attending yesterday's exhibition game in havana between the tampa bay rays and cuban national team after the step" attacks and said the premise of terrorism is to disrupt lives each day. afewer americans say they believe in good. but they still believe in the after life. this research is from several universities including san diego state and they say it is a generation am thing, millennials were the least likely to say they are religious or to take the beneficial literally and fewer believe the bible is the word of god and millennials could be the least generous in american history. >> labels for snickers more transparent i the summer. mars will label all of the products used displaying the labels because of a vermont lay that requires

emails obtained by the "chronicle" show that martin knew that a female reporter complained about him two months before reporting it to university. this is the fourth high-profile sexual harassment case at cal since last year. >>> in the east bay a vote to ban a mascot. christin ayers reports. >>> everyone knows that a rebel mascot represents slavery of african-american students! >> reporter: he is ready for a fight. he says his son left san lorenzo high because of school mascot. >> this rebel guy ex-colonel who promotes the admiration of a confederacy of a slave- endorsing country. >> reporter: a video made my some students outlines the history as a confederate figure. the principal remembers the mascot from her time's teacher here 20 years ago. >> they were running the confederate flag on the football field. >> reporter: photos shows students in black face, a slave day. since then the mascot has been toned down and the flag banned. some students don't mind it now. >> i think it should stay because it's tradition. a lot of people want to graduate with it. >> it's not offensive. >> re

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but the green book chronicles is the documentary. we hope to have it out as soon as we can. thank you all for coming out. appreciate it. [ applause ] >> thank you, calvin. >>> wednesday morning on c-span3, a hearing about border security including effort to stop people from illegally crossing the southern border. the house oversight subcommittees on national security and government relations will hear from law enforcement, border patrol officials and legal analysts. live korng at 9:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> american history tv on c-span 3. this weekend on saturday afternoon at 2:00 eastern, law professor jeffrey rosen talks about the influence of john marshal. >> adams famously said my gift of john marshal to the people of united states was the proudest act of my life. and marshal has been widely praised for transforming the supreme court into what his biographer john edward smith called a dominant force in american life. >> and at 10:00 on reel america -- >> the roll will put the shuttle on its precise heading. >>> space shutting, a remarkable flying machine on

barbara: a hip-hop musical chronicling -- chronicling the life -- has taken over the white house. john: a freestyle rap with can't stop i'm here with the president john: restyling in the white house rose garden. the hit musical, hamilton. president obama even saying it is the only thing they agree on. barbara: live coverage of the primary continues. john: a surprise visit to barbara: tomorrow morning we break down primary day voting. amber: reaction from the winners of the >> the only station with three barbara: hillary clinton is making a final campaign push in the triangle. john: southeast raleigh high school or voters can cast their ballots right now. polls show clinton leading bernie sanders in north carolina. barbara: anthony is live with the latest. anthony: i will let you see what is going on this morning. secretary clinton is about to get into that vehicle and leave. some video shows what happening moment -- moments ago. hillary clinton was not here to speak with the media. our cameras were rolling and we have got that video. she shook hands and talked to people. politicia

but the green book chronicles is the documentary. we hope to have it out as soon as we can. and i thank you all for coming out. appreciate it. [ applause ] >> thank you, calvin. >>> wednesday morning on c-span3, a hearing about border security including effort to stop people from illegally crossing the southern border. the house oversight subcommittees on national security and government relations will hear from law enforcement, border patrol officials and legal analysts. live korng at 9:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> american history tv on c-span 3. this weekend on saturday afternoon at 2:00 eastern, law professor jeffrey rosen talks about the influence of john marshal. >> adams famously said my gift of john marshal to the people of united states was the proudest act of my life. and marshal has been widely praised for transforming the supreme court into what his biographer john edward smith called a dominant force in american life. >> and at 10:00 on reel america -- >> the roll will put the shuttle on its precise heading. >>> space shutting, a remarkable flying machi

the chronicle reports it's potentially related to new railway that was installed on the oakland side near the west oakland station last year. so it's possible some of that new rail that was put in potentially lead to this issue. bart officials still investigating trying to figure out exactly what the issue is here. we will be reaching out to a bart representative at some point this morning to get more information on when this problem may be sorted out. back to you, dave. >> alex savage in walnut creek, thank you. >>> a san francisco woman filing a civil lawsuits saying she was insulted and quicked off a greyhound bus. -- -- kicked. she sat in the front of a bus in oakland and the driver told her to get up because an elderly woman would need the seat in sacramento. she told the driver she would be getting off the bus in sacramento but the driver said she had to move anyway. she quietly she did not have an attitude and the driver used a racial slur and called for a security guard to escort her off the bus. the lawsuit is seeking punitive damages from greyhound. >>> the republican candi

according to the "san francisco chronicle" bart agreed to the bonuses during contract negotiations tond the strike in 2013 but the round of bonuses comes as bart has had mechanical problems, not great timing, but others think paying employees and paying for repairs should be separate. they unrelated and it is perfectly great they get the raise and befuss. that is fantastic. great for workers. >> the bonus kicks in if ridership is up. which is it. if it continues through june the bonuses will be paid and that will cost bart $3 million. >> if you take bart in the east bay it is running limits planes between the north concord and martin news and pittsburg/bay point with passengers sweeping trains to continue to oakland and san francisco. bart is still trying to figure out what caused an electrical surge that pit dozens of cars out of service. the system has hired outside experts. the surge has damaged 50 rail cars forcing bart to close part of the line. >> post your members on social media #dearbart. we are looking for video messages or compensates to share. investors are watching the si

. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats andand speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like >> (speaking foreign language.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine in the 49 san francisco owes itch of the charm to the many neighborhoods people coma greet and meet it has an personality these neighborhoods are economic engine seeing the changes is a big deal to me especially being a san francisco native and it is important to support the local business

. >> who premiered the documentary "t-rex" chronicling her life story. >> i mean, they say the first woman olympian at 165 pounds is clarissa shields! >> she recently launched a gofundme to raise money to cover training expenses for her her second olympic run. >> i think my dream will become their dream. we can all live the dream together. i'm the only one that has to get hit. >> since winning gold, she left her long-time coach to join forces with flint native. now it's run, rest, train, and repeat. >> you see she developed into being the world champion. she's a great fighter. she's determined to win. i mean, everything about her. i mean, it's all the fittings of a champion, and that's why she is the champ. >> between workout sessions, clarissa stops by her sister michelle's house for a quick visit with family before hitting the road for more training over the next couple of weeks. >> clarissa is very determined. i think when a person is so determined and focus on what you want in life, you aim for it and achieve it. that's what clarissa is doing and accomplished it. all i ask her is

ramsey's upcoming documentary, "the green book chronicles." event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> we are thrilled to present a program dedicated on the green book which if you don't know anything about it, you probably do if you're here but in case you don't, it was conceived and published by a postal worker victor h. green starting in the mid 1930s to help african-american travelers travel safely during a time when segregation and jim crow laws were in effect. awareness of the guide faded until tonight's amazing speaker, award winning author and playwright calvin alexander ramsey started working on a documentary chronicling the rise and fall of the green book as told by those who were around to use it. it was co-produced by becky sears who was unable to be here tonight but another co-producer graciously agreed to share raw footage and talk about the history of the publication as well as how it was that this exciting film project began. to whet your appetite i'm very happy to start off with a trailer for the upcoming film. take a moment

the chronicle reports one of the four who shot alex nieto testifyd that he had no choice but to shoot after nieto made a threatening comment and pulled a weapon from a holster. it urned out to be a taser they was carrying. the four officers involves in the shooting were cleared of criminal wrongdoing. the civil trial is expected to last about a week and a half. >>> a family is looking for answers after being targeted in a hate crime. greg gregory and his wifa tended the city's human relations commission meeting last night where the incident was addressed. last week someone set two fires under their suv that was parked. police also found a piece of card board on the front lawn with a racial message the husband said that the home has been in his family for 50 years and nothing like this has ever happened before. >> don't be a coward if you feel this way. come forward. >> a lot of mixed emotions but definitely angry. just wondering why. >> police are asking for surveillance video from neighbors, particularly between the hours of 1:30 and 4:00 in the morning last wednesday. whoever is res

. >> daphne can chronicle temperature changes and the d.n.a. of waters. each organism leading a trail for scientists to study what happened beneath the waves. >> this is a piece we have. some sell us environmental conditions. >> they can see the fish. >> yes, and they can count them and survey them. the canneda liesing question for scientists is what is happening with in el nino, is it a one season event or a change along the coastlines. >> they are telling you things. you are like the dr doolittle of the sea. >> in some waysiest. is it clear that there's anything to worry about. >> 20 years ago we spoke about it being destructive. that's the two faces of el nino. winners and losers, and it depends which side of the coin you are as to whether it's a good or bad thing. >> that's "america tonight"s special look at el nino. tell us what you mining at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us are on twitter or facebook. come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >>> i.s.i.l. atrocities. >> in my judgment d.a.e.s.h. is responsible for genocide ag

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say that he violated the policy on performance-enhancing substances ,s scott patrick of the elyria chronicle telegraph related to his christmas day arrest on felony drug charges so he could face additional discipline . alec scheiner's power within the team diminished in the last few months he was not involved in hiring a new head coach hue jackson or the front office team of paul depodesta and sashi brown.hh >> at three days off the cavaliers return to the court and about an hour to face thehr washington wizards, the wizards crush the cavaliers last sunday while lebron james rested, despite anotherre another member of the big three sits out,a they are resting kevin love as the began a stretch of three games in four daysysl with tip-off july at 8:00 o'clock and highlights at 10:00 o'clockj she said than player since a jury found oj simpson not guilty of murdering his ex-wife nicole brown and also ron goldman,n, a piece of new evidence has surfaced perhaps, the lapd inspecting the knife reportedly found buried on his property, as roosevelt leftwich is more . >> from the bronco chase to the cou

. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats andonut that's mites farther. >> and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like >> good morning everybody. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance sub-committee for wednesday march 2, 2016. my name is mark farrell. a

emails obtained by the "chronicle" reportedly show that martin knew that a female reporter had complainedl two months before cal athletics reported it to the university. this is at least the fourth high-profile sexual harassment case in cal since last year. >>> a major change in environmental policy and chipotle sees a drop in sales. more now from hena daniels at cbsmoneywatch.com. >> reporter: good morning. stocks on wall street ended mixed with a steep decline in drug compan shares. >>> it's a major change of course. the obama administration will not allow oil drilling off the atlantic coast. the move reverses a decision made last year that would have opened up a large area of the coastline to drilling. they also lifted all restrictions from travel to cuba. no prior permission is now needed. it makes it easier for family members to see each other and will be a boom to cuban tourism. >>> chipotle dropped 26% last month. it's the first loss ever for the mexican restaurant chain. frank and michelle? >> hena, starbucks is stepping into spring with a new drink. what's the latest? >> reporter

the orca killed dawn brancheau in 20-10 and the documentary blackfish chronicled his life. they've got a dilemma on their hands in the small town of frostproof. concerns they may run out of room in the city's "municipal cemetery." 10news reporter eric glasser shows you-- why people from other cities are snapping up burial plots. pkg----- trt- outcue: standard outcue supers: elaine foland / resident ralph waters / frostproof mayor daniel frye / resident sharon dube / resident eric glasser / frostproof script: resident in: 2:10:07 residents from surrounding cities like lake wales keep snapping up burial plots at hill municipal cemetery. elaine foland / the proverbial plot - thickened - recently, when people living - in neighboring areas - figured out dying - was a lot cheaper in frostproof. a burial plot and marker at silver hill? 500 dollars. at lake wales memorial gardens - it's $1,400. ralph waters / frostproof mayor in: 1:54:13 that's right ten. which is why mayor ralph waters and the city commission a moratorium monday. temporarily banning anyone outside frostproof's zip

. >> that presentation chronicles control of the final space shuttle launch. >> our weather is a little warmer. >> what winter? >> that was meter logical spring, from march 1st on, it normally starts to warm up. and we kick today in today! 80 degrees in deltona. and just to give you a reference, 78 is the average for march. pushing 90 on average day. 70s along the coast. 81 still at the villages, leesburg at 79. new smyrna beach, beautiful evening on the beach tonight. rougher conditions for boards tomorrow as a cold front passes by. temperatures in the upper 50s. overnight tonight, orlando hitting 58 degrees. 60 degrees -- sanford at 58 degrees, and one more stop from deltona, deland, and 56. what is coming our way? mostly fair skies across florida today. another storm system rapidly pushing toward the east. not nearly as severe. we only have a couple of swoerngz way to the north. no tornado issues at all. this front will come through, not very wet and not very cold. it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. futuretrack shows the bulk. the rainfall sliding well to the north. you

by somebody i don't know what the chronicles standards are and the other item will i don't know just really bortsd me to my left is the city has agreed to attorneyss that worker or work for the spreadsheets city and good on to the justin's judges will change the formula when they do reciprocal agreements i have a been around the retirement issues i thought everybody what is everything was a city charter amendment i thought everything has to go through a city chapter to change anything about retirement issues and the other things a matter of equality it is ironic those attorneyss will get an increase in their retirement or change the base to get more retirement yet the city won't drop the lawsuit and pay the 396 retiree there's no reason why this board you know they wrote a letter saying there is money in the funds for the attorneys so why can't they write a letter to the city savoring there is money the fund for the pre96 retirees, you know, i find out some of the pre96 retirees pension is $18,000 a year it seems to me ironic the city can take care of the attorneys or was advertising

emails obtained by the "chronicle" reportedly show that martin knew that a female reporter had complainedut hufnagel two months before cal athletics reported it to the university. this is the fourth high-profile sexual harassment case in cal since last year. >>> take a look at this. drivers in trinity county are going to have to take a detour to get to around this washed out section of highway 3. it was closed monday night after mud slides triggered by el nino storms dissolved huge parts of the road. no word on when the highway will re-open. >>> that might take a couple of weeks, don't you think? >> weather-wise we have a lot of sunshine. >> we'll have rain returning to the bay area late sunday. my favorite priest at st. charles in livermore said, hey, can i have my procession outside? you don't want to lie to a priest. you have to give the straight forecast. right? [ laughter ] >> he will be able to have his procession outside on sunday for palm sunday mass. good morning, everybody. looking outdoors right now, this is our live weather camera. no lie. this is my favorite weather camera. >

i'm your host, paul brunson.y one-on-one with the "new york times" best selling author whose book chronicles the tale of two boys. >> ifling to learn from west or guys like west, we're doomed to repeat this and if we act like tragedies don't happen, they keep >>> plus our entrepreneurs of the week are gaining attention with their secret recipe for wings. >> we came up with stuffed pretty much we figured that a chicken wing is a lot of people say they them because there's nothing there. all the work. >> it's just like a little bit of meat sauces. >>> then we unlock the gates of prison reform, what it takes, and the strategies to move this issue forward. reform, the more positive experience for the incarcerated in prison, not that prison is ever going to be fun nor should it be but it than punishment and retribution. corrections and rehabilitation have to be a part of that. we're not >>> finally in our slice of life, we check out an organization keeping its promise to underserved >> i know that that is the last defense, the last line before their loved one is taken away and i wouldn't be human

. >>> the rochester democrat and chronicle reports the pizza shop owner who admitted recruiting for isis. the man was given 22 and a half years in prison. he renounced isis before his sentencing. he tried to recruit, actually, militants. >>> the "los angeles times" is reporting a witness account of a deadly fall from a hotel. the site when the worker fell from the 54th floor on monday. the worker was not supposed to be above the third floor. >>> "time" reports apple ceo tim cook's version of the company's battle with the fbi in an exclusive interview, he explains why he thinks the government is overreacting to the investigation of the san bernardino massacre. the fbi wants apple to develop software to decode-a-phone carried by one of the killers. cook said it would put millions of people at risk. >>> the "the tampa tribune" reports closing arguments in hulk hogan's lawsuit against gawker. hogan said it violated his privacy when it posed him having sex with his friend's wife. the judge ruled yesterday the jury won't have to watch the entire video. >>> "entertainment weekly" says late late

according to the chronicle 157 crashes happened from 2008 to 2013 killing two pedestrian and injuring 18 others. some of the safety changes proposed, widening sidewalks, creating three bus boarding areas and creating more visible crosswalks. street parking around all the major intersections would have to be reduced in order to make these changes. the board is scheduled to meet at 1:00 this afternoon to vote on this proposal. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> a warning for people in morgan hill following a rash of home invasions. latest incident happened yesterday morn on rosemary circle. two people wearing black ski masks broke in and demanded the homeowners open their safe. suspects got in through an unlocked window in the back of the house. they got away with jewelry and crash. >>> pge hopes to have gas service back on later today. following a gas line break caused by a huge sinkhole. yesterday afternoon crews started going door-to-door relighting pilot lights. 200 homes have been without service since sunday. in the meantime repairs continue on the sinkhole. reed

. >>> "the houston chronicle" reports on a massive traffic jam caused by a naked woman dancing on top of a big rig. the woman climbed onto the truck after a crash involving three other vehicles. >> she sat down on top of the hood, and she stood up, and she shooting at them like she had a machine gun. >> the woman stood, sat and danced for two hours. deputies and firefighters used a rope to lasso her. she was taken to a medical center for evaluation. >>> well, a garbage truck driver gets the scare of his life. coming up on the "morning news," dashcam catches the moment the truck goes over the side of a highway and lands in a park. >>> and it's a case fit for the gang from stoob cooby-doo. why cops are looking for the driver of a van decorated like >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> dramatic video shows the moment a garbage truck flew off an elevated highway in miami and crashed into a playground below. the newly released video from inside the cabin shows debris flying everywhere. the driver survived even though he was not wearing a seat belt. h

. >>> a cloning to the chronicle, the parks promenade will be repaved and widened, and the walkway is getting too crowded and full of potholes. they want to widen the path to 30 feet and the improved drainage is expected to get underway in october, being paid for by eight $2.5 million national park service grant and donations >> it does get crowded there. >> and it is a beautiful place. >>> coming up, and history made in havana, and as the sitting president comes to the island for the first time in 88 years. we will take a look at the visit from president obama and what has been accomplished. >>> people running for safety after two attacks in brussels and what the authorities are saying happened. >>> terror attacks in belgium, the latest on these two separate attacks, international airport in the metro subway station. >> there will be no showdown in court between apple and the federal government. >>> someone is come forward to help the fbi >> into the iphone, coming up. >>> thank you for joining us on this tuesday, march 22 and i am pam cook.>> welcome back and good morning, i am bria

gilmer he tells the chronicle that the comparison is inaccurate. the billions needed for system repairs. we will have an update on the bar investigation and the baffling power surges knocking trains out of service. >>> president obama and president -- are set to hold a joint news conference in argentina in about an hour. president obama will take place in the wreathlaying ceremony and a tall -- a town hall meeting, ending with a state dinner. this is the first visit by a u.s. president since 1997. >>> a maple mistry has been solved. a navy tugboat that saint helen 100 years ago has been found just off the fair wind islands. the uss conestoga left san francisco be headed for pearl harbor in march 1921 but it never made it to hawaii and the crew was declared lost at sea. the navy launched the largest air and sea launch at that time -- search at that time but the but was never found until now. federal researchers are mapping out 300 shipwrecks off san francisco and discovered it among the rex.>>> bruce springsteen definitely loves kids. >> we should y

. >> this is "chronicle" on wcvb channel 5. >> an asian invasion of taste. >> it's known to be sweet, salty, sour, bitter. >> authentic mexican from the old country. >> my customers, they don't go to my restaurant. they go to my house. >> italian specialties made mama's way. >> my mother's italian and she brought me into the kitchen. >> plus, charlie's back in town. >> i consider this place iconic. >> papa with a different accent. >> there is an y tall yang version. >> and rethinking the rotisserie. >> we put cauliflower on