any final thoughts, cindy? cindy: you know, i would just say the welcome mat is open, and we are open for business, and we're open for business in the public sector, and we want you to come. damian: there's a lot of money in it. cindy: there is, don't pass it up. damian: alberto, any final thoughts? alberto: check us out on the website, and you know, call us. we'll be there to help you. damian: all right, well, thank you so much for coming on the show. cindy: thank you for having us. damian: and now, here's what's happening in your comunidad on "que pasa." [music] [music] [music] [music] damian: and our saludos for those celebrating a special day. felicidades. [music] [music] damian: and here is our contact information. you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. you can also pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. you can also watch us in espanol in 1 hour on telemundo canal 48. your "comunidad del valle" in spanish every sunday at 11

. >> cindy would doesn't want to use her last name, never emergencies things could go so wrong so fast i told my coworkers if anything happens to me, i want you to know john did it. >> a jury convicted her father and retired police officers of attempted murder. surveillance video shows his pickup driving by her home in january of 2015. it stops and multiple rounds are fired into cindy's home. >> i crawled on the floor into my kitchen and i called 911. >> bullets hit walls and flew threw her window. >> i said shots -- >> john good is charged with murder. >> it has taken her more than two years to share her story not just about the shooting, but about what led up to what -- what didn't make headlines. >> they should be held accountable. >> cindy believes that antioch officers showed her husband special treatment because he was with law enforcement. he was medically retired in 2009. >> do you think the police department dropped the ball? >> i don't know who they were trying to protect. it wasn't me. >> cindy says she reported her estranged husband walked around her neighborhood and drive

all we had were police logs and what cindy said. the gist of what she's saying sounded more like police protecting their own in a general sense. if they knew him, that could be the case. >> how far is cindy going to go in regards to the claims against the antioch police. >> she said we were her last resource. she said she tried to open a civil case but no attorney for reasons we don't know would take her case. we know it's complicated, messy and a big case to take. we looked at the calls, but the reason why she wanted to come out was she works in public safety. she didn't want to bash the badge. much of her world involves law enforcement but she wanted to expose what she calls the problems and mistakes of this one department to hold them accountable and empower victims to come forward and get out of the situation. >> is she feeling strong, living in fear. >> she is going through a lot right now. she is very strong. this only happened in 2015, not that long ago, and soothes going through a lot. but -- and she is going through a lot.

cindy, lost cindy. we will go to paul in pennsylvania, line for democrats. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i think we had a progressive tax the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's and people grade the economy was so much better is in. and it seems like the republicans, all they want to do is give great benefits and more in more tax cuts to the wealthy under roosevelt and eisenhower, the tax rates for the top percentages was 90%. eisenhower was a republican. he wanted to build the interstate highways and decide and saidahn in germany if we had these in large cities we have to have the same system. you are not going to get it by cutting from the poor and meals on wheels and stuff. toward veryt's go independent. morning.ood thank you for c-span. i am glad you have the topic on it. i want to say that gentleman from pennsylvania was absolutely right. the economy is going to be terrible as long as we keep giving tax cuts to the people on top. they are the ones who have the money and the businesses that profits from our taxes paying for schools and roads so they can make more and more mo

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. >> cindy in claremont florida. i cindy, go ahead. >> i love your book i read it last year and am so grateful that you are writing about females in history which has been ignored. i wonder if you're able to do anything through your publication and your book to encourage girls in high school to get interested and sciences and get interested in careers like this. so that maybe this gets on the reading list of high school. >> cindy are you somebody interested in math and science? >> no not at all. i just read a lot of nonfiction and biographies. >> thank you ma'am. >> thank you. that is something i'm so passionate about. i'm really passionate about bringing more women into math and science. in some of those numbers are troubling right now. we are seeing the first very stagnating interest among female high school graduates interested in stem. the number of graduates and computer science in particular is troubling. in 1984, 37 percent of bachelor degrees in science was higher and it has dropped. this is an area that we h

. >> cindy who does not want to use her last name said she never imagined things could go so wrong. >> we were happy at one point. >> so fast. >> i told my coworkers if anything happens to me i want you to know that john did. >> in february a jury convicted her estranged husband and retired police officer of attempted murder. surveillance video shows his pickup driving by her home in january 2015. it stops multiple rounds are fired into cindy's bedroom. >> i knew i had to get myself to a safe location. so i crawled into my kitchen and called 911. i told them my house was shot at and i knew who did it. >> john goodner is charged with attempted murder. >> the shooting made headlines across the bay area. it's taken her more than two years to share her story not just about the shooting but what led up to it she says. what didn't make headlines. >> they should be held accountable. >> she believes antioch police officers showed her husband special treatment because he was law enforcement. >> do you think the police department dropped the ball? >> yes. i don't know who they were trying to pr

. >> was there a time when you believe the court >> yes>> reporter: cindy says she never imagined that things could go so wrong>> we were happy at one point. >> i told my coworkers if anything happened to me, please know that john did it.>> her husband was convicted of attempted murder. surveillance video obtained by two investigators show his pickup driven by her antioch home in january 2015. it stops and multiple rounds are fired into the bedroom. >> i knew i had to get myself to a safe location. i crawled on the floor into the kitchen. >> bullets flew through the window. >> i told them my house had been shot at. >> john goodner is charged with attempted murder.>> reporter: cindy survived in the shooting made headlines across the bay area. it has taken her more than two years to share her story. not just about the shooting but what led up to it. >> they should be held accountable. >> reporter: she believes antioch police officers showed her husband special treatment because he was former law enforcement. goodner was with hercules police for 15 years. >> do you think the police depart

cindy crawford, her husband and their kids.presley was named emerging model of the year with some important advice from mom. >> when it comes to walking, don't fall. >> simple but yet good advice. >> here is someone else who has a little more sass in her step now. mama june. >> her weight loss transformation is crazy. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> you took my breath away. >> mama june is back home in georgia, after friday's big reveal. >> how you doing, june? looking good? >> good to be back home. >> she was feeling funky after going from a reported 460 pounds to now a size 4. >> how does it feel to lose all that weight? >> it feels very good. >> any foods that you're craving? >> i'd have to say fried chicken. >> june accomplished her feat with a lot of surgical help. breast reduction, a tummy tuck, skin removal surgery on her arms and neck. total cost around $50,000. >> how do the kids feel about it? >> they're pretty good. >> now she's the second cutest in this family. >> do they sometimes not recognize you? >> sometimes.

sot cindy schorzman/ estudiante de salud una estudiante de salud, cindy schorzman, explic por medio deda telefnica que cuando no se toma un mtodo anticonceptivo se tiende a fracasar, y dice que esta mquina sera una opcin para reducir el riesgo de embarazos. a algunos estudiantes les gusta la idea, sot jose galindo/ estudiante jose galindo, dice que esto no es tpico pero el cree que es algo muy til. pero otros opinan diferente. sot evalyn ponce/ estudiante evalyn ponce dice que es una idea nueva, pero ella siente que no cambiar las creencias de la gente. sot parteek singh / estudiante uc davis sin embargo, parteek recalca que es simplemente una maquina y que no hay que tener pena en acercarse ya que no le hara una mirada delatadora. nancy on cam siendo asi, en las universidades ya no habra solamente mquinas para comprar comida sino que tambien se vendern mtodos anticonceptivos con la diferencia que una pldora del da despus puede costar 30 dlares. nancy miramontes, telemundo. paola/ms --mientras los ''golden state worriors'' esperan para saber con que equipo se disputarn el titulo de cam

especially given what cindy sheehan is doing right now, in texas. [applause] it's one of those things where you say never let anybody tell you that one person can't make a difference. i mean if they're willing to , actually get out and put themselves on the line. and i mean, the connection with cindy sheehan has to do with pat tillman's parents. people know the story of pat tillman, i'm going to assume they do. he turned down millions of dollars in the nfl, he joined the army rangers, we got the big nationally-he was killed in afghanistan. there was a nationally-televised funeral that john mccain and other quote-unquote political luminaries spoke at. bush even spoke on the jumbotron in the arizona stadium. to address the fans as everybody cheered and a flu -- flew the blue angels, u.s.a., u.s.a. and the only problem is that that it was a disgusting lie. because pat tillman died at the hands of his own troops and how that occurred is something that's still unknown. because they burned all the evidence at the time, claiming it was a biohazard, which i

. >> reporter: cindy, who does not want to use her last name says she never imagined things could go so wrong. >> we were happy at one point. >> reporter: so fast. >> my co-workers said if anything happened to me they want me to know john did it it. >> reporter: it in february a jury convicted her estrange husband and retired police officer of attempted murder. surveillance video shows his pickup driving by her antioch home in january 2015. it stops multiple rounds are fired into her bedroom. >> i just knew i had to get myself to a safe location. i crawled on my floor and called 911. >> reporter: bullets hit walls and flew through her window. >> i said my house had been shot at and i had a pretty good idea of who did it. >> reporter: 47-year-old john go odner charged of attempted murder. >> reporter: the shooting made headlines across the bay area taking them more than two years to share her story. not just about the shooting, but about what led up to it she says. why didn't it make headlines? >> they should be held accountable. >> reporter: they believe they showed her husband speci

where can we find you cindy. >> look for me at chef cindy c-, facebook all of that. >> that's sounds to take a little break. so i'll toss it back to you but this looks beautiful and very healthy since we're embarking on bikini season, guys. >> you got that right. >> delicious. >> has had he ever a party and asked that. >> any food allergies. >> i don't -- you just eat. >> more and more i'm s couple years ago maybe not i'm seeing it when we have pot luck at my kids school you have to have something vegan and gluten free. you just never know. >> right. okay. i guess if -- >> the answer is yes. >> if i actually had a party. >> we missed the whole point of that. does he have parties? >> you have to invite people. i got it now. oh, boy. i love this. on the year anniversary of beyonce' changing the way that music distributed her lemonade album she is giving out some scholarships in the name of that formation song. >> love that story. >> we'll talk about it. >> how excited are you, wis? >> i know, right. >> he's not coming in. >> my favorite album the people that helped put this whole thing

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tonight at 10 a clock we will have cindy's for interview and what she wants to see happen. >>> coming up, developing news out of seattle where two police officers have been shot. >>> new developments and the death of aaron hernandez.>> the family of aaron hernandez has decided to donate aaron's brain to a study. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> developing out of seattle, police are looking for a third possible suspect following a shooting that left two police officers one day. the officers responded to a report of a robbery. they say man was wrestling with an officer when a woman hit the officer on the head with a bottle. gunfire then broke out, one hospital -- officer was hospitalized in critical condition. a female officer is in satisfactory condition. police say the male suspect was killed and the female was taken into custody. they now believe there might be an additional suspect.

now, supervisor cindy chavez says many are afraid to get their families services for fear of deportation. today the county supervisors will hear how they can better help undocumented families during this time of roundups and deportations. the trump administration has promised to deport criminal, but immigrant activists say i.c.e. agents have detained and deported dreamers. the people allowed to stay under president obama's executive action. yesterday he spoke in chicago about immigration. >> these are overwhelmingly families looking for a better life for their children. you know, i always used to say sometimes in crowds that -- where folks didn't want to hear it, that it's not like everybody on ellis island had all their papers straight. >> reporter: two weeks ago santa clara county went to federal court to fight the president's executive order on sanctuary cities. the county says that president trump's order would strip federal funds from cities that don't enforce immigration law. supervisors will also consider ways in which they can help hate crime victims among the ideas providing mor

cind cindi and other airport managers asked, but the tsa simply didn't respond for a year and a half. no. what reason did they give you? >> they didn't give us a reason. >> we asked tsa officials to come on the show to complain their position, but they decl their their spokesman also lied to us when we asked for permission to film the competitions at san francisco airport. they told us, the private company is camera shy and wants to stay out of the limelight. but it wasn't true. >> i don't know why they did i i really don't. >> after the tsa refused for years to let more airports use private screeners, congress finally forced the tsa to allow a few. montana's glacier international airport now has them. >> i bet mcdonald's would like to tell burger king, you can't open here, there's no clear advantage to you coming here. >> they would love that, i'm >> >> tsa creator congressman mica says the bureaucrats are just protecting their turf. >> it's typical government. >> gives them more power. keep >> so what were you thinking? you did this! >> there's no question it's grown into a monster,

so easy ♪ ♪ but i've never met cindy besides it might be a joke fish take to water but licenses theyith that god ♪ ♪ watches us and the north stars went south and my friends all went out to seattle i stuck around ♪ ♪ thi wait for the bus i was down on the trails by the river when this guy jumped out ♪ ♪ he was waving a pis i considered my options decided to do what he said he went through my jacket ♪ ♪ and found all my packets and matches he lit up a cig and put the kryptonite over my head i was knocked ♪ ♪ out down in the mud too heavy to float off to memphis the crust from the camps they poked me awake with a ♪ ♪ stick made coffee over a campfire i described my attacker they patched up my wounds and showed me a ♪ ♪ place to get sick they patched up my wounds and showed me a place to get sick ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and i got stuck in a snowbank ♪ ♪ god watches us we got into the preludes god watches us god watches us ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: craig finn, everybody. head over to latenightseth.com for another great performance of his song, "god in chicago." we'll be right back, everybody. [

the caribbean crew included courtney cox and cindy crawford. >> heidi klum hit the beach in caicos andrely there bikinis. the ladies were smoking hot and our vote for best bod, ryan ph >>> the "insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, kendall jenner's new pepsi ad faces major backlash. >> i've always dreamed of being a part of some kind of commercial. >> why social media is claiming it's exploitative and insensitive. >> this ad is a massive pr disaster. >> then julia roberts confesses her favorite motherhood moment. >> i love being able to go to bed at 8:30. >> and which of her movies is she dying to show her daughter? >>> and number three, jen and justin's hollywood date night gets very revealing.

the caribbean crew included courtney cox and cindy crawford. >> heidi klum hit the beach in caicos andher barely there bikinis. the ladies were smoking hot and our vote for best bod, ryan now at eightwe have good news ... the suspect has been taken in to custodyan arrest in the shooting of a richmond mother, killed as she was driving her children to school.what we are learning about his violent past.whoosh snatched from her mother's arms at a south bay motel... a 3-month old baby girl is safe and sound tonight. the man who took her is still at large,whoosha warning tonight about an unexpected threat to dogs in san francisco.whooshstrange things happen up here. we're in the mountainsthe mystery woman found nearly naked in the sierra foothills ... claiming to be a mermaid. you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) now at 8. he is the man suspected in a shooting that killed a mother in front of her children. now, he is in police custody.. after being tracked to sacramento... where he was arrested.(pam) than

host: cindy from texas on the independent line. caller: i wanted to make a comment on the people that are talking about how the democrats are being obstructionists. if these people knew how the government worked, which obviously they don't, they would realize that the republicans are the majority of all three branches. and they are the ones that are keeping trump from getting their democrats., not the the democrats are in the minority. they cannot keep him from getting his agenda done. people, don't be stupid and blame the democrats. it is the republicans fault or trump's fault if he doesn't get his agenda done. it is so annoying that these people are so stupid. host: one more call from donald in pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: hello. i was a democrat for a long time but i changed in the last election. i was tired of everything. concerned, giving away free stuff to all these people, i worked all my life and i'm still working and it will be 66. i have to work. brought up caller the idea against the prevailing wages. tha

. >> nbc10 obtained a letter to councilwoman cindy bass urging her to save the building which homeowners's nominated for the register of historic places. the proposal would add a full jim, and a literacy center among other amenities. >> how do you respond to criticisms of you don't want the ice rink, you don't care about the kids? >> i mean i would have to know more about the benefits of opening up the hockey rink. i'm just afraid that it would replace the services that are being offered by the boys and girls club to kids that probably need it more. >> reporter: comcast is funding the renovation project. it's expected to be named after comcast founder ralph roberts. tonight's meeting is at 7:00. we'll have updates for you on social media and tonight at 11:00. live in germantown, i'm brand hudson, nbc10 news. >> in harrisburg today governor tom wolf praised the efforts to bring medical marijuana to the state one year after the plans were first announced last april. wolf signed the bill allowing for the use of medical marijuana for certain types of illinoisness. since then the governor's o

cindy writes let's not beat this poor dead horse again. enough. let's worry about pressing problems like north korea. and then john wilson says it wouldn't work. you can't make a bill retroactive. did anyone stay awake during civics class? the long and short answer is no, false. it's highly unlikely a bill in the new york legislature would make president trump's tax returns a public record. first the the new york senate is controlled by republicans. they are not going to let this bill on the schedule for a debate or vote. secondly john wilson from facebook is right. a law can't apply to something retroactively. finally this proposed bill only affects state tax returns and would not force the release of federal tax forms. now if you see there on tv or social media feeds and you're wondering if it is true or not. someone might be trying to pull a fast one on you. let us verify it. you can find me on facebook or twitter at adam longo or send me a big juicy e-mail. >>> the threat from north korea, how big and how bad. house lawmakers got a closed door

. >> santa clair cindy chavez says the county will continue to fly with federal will you but the county will fight for immigrants. >> this is just one other example of them trying to bully local government into making their communities less safe. >> reporter: santa clara county would lose estimated shh 1.7 billion if the federal government took all grants to this county. reporting live in the san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> just have a seat. be nice. >>> upclose look at how i.c.e. worse in california in my nbc news rode along with how they find and detained undocumented immigrants near the border you can watch the special report tonight with lester holt also a daring cliff rescue in san francisco. a man clinging for safety you can see him there with the ocean right beneath him ffrmt near lands end and the city's sea cliff neighborhood. you can see the chp helicopter actually maneuvering and getting the man to safety exceptionally risky rescue here. he is fitted with a harness and pulled up to the waiting chopper. at one point they hit the side of the cliff. the climber

nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cindy long explains. >> reporter: inside joe's tavern, winslow police say a father and son teamed up against another patron, the brawl apparently over who's better on the ball field, the cowboys, steers, or the fchd eagles. >> we were having an argument about the nfl inside the bar. >> reporter: and the argument spilled into the parking lot with the father and son throwing punches at a 25-year-old victim. 911 calls ran into winslow police. >> we need an ambulance as soon as possible. >> okay, do we know if he's breathing? >> he is breathing, he's just bleeding. >> we had a victim that was unconscious, bleeding from the head in the parking lot along with another victim who had a swollen nose. >> reporter: both were rushed to the hospital and police tracked down the father and son at a nearby home. >> at that residence, they met with the two suspects who were covered in blood at the time, fresh blood on their body. >> well, it makes everyone look bad. >> reporter: loyal philly sports fans are outraged that a fight over football turned vicious. >> i like t

swelha's real estate agent, cindy wilson. >> we still have more buyers currently than we do homes for sale. supply and demand, you have a strong sellers' market. >> reporter: in point richmond, california, where wilson has listings, prices have almost recovered from their steep fall in 2008. nationally, prices in february were up 5.8%, the sharpest rise in more than two and a half years. sharp spikes have been seen in cities across the country. in minneapolis, the median privacy a home is now $224,000, up 17% since the housing bust in 2008. in dallas, prices rose 48%, $230,000. and in denver, they're up 71% to $330,000. >> it's almost a boom going on again in the housing market. >> reporter: but ken the fisher center for real estate believes this boom won't lead to a bubble. >> it's a red-hot housing market, but, remember, it's bouncing off of a 30-year low in home ownership rates that we had in 2016. so a lot of people have delayed buying. >> reporter: mortgages are also hard tore get and require larger down payments than during that earlier boom. and, scott, the recent uptick in int

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host: let's go to cindy. caller: regarding the politicians, i happen to agree wholeheartedly with you. and some of the previous callers and guests this morning did touch on the same point in different subjects. let's look at who we are really talking about. we are talking about people who charge you $50,000 a month minimum pay in their pocket plus their health care plus they are guaranteed pension. and their jobs are completely in the constitution. and like everybody else in this country, if you do not do your job, you should not have your job. comey should be putting handcuffs on over half of them. because it is deliberate criminal negligence. host: thank you. guest: that kind of frustration directed a politicians is certainly broadly shared. and i think the election was a huge reflection of the incredible frustration and dissatisfaction and anger at washington. i work really closely with politicians of both parties. i am a political independent. i will tell you that from working with members, they do come h

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cat, a criminal cindy cat working for a nation state, whether it involves activists or somebody else, the motley crew of people that are engaged in intrusions. we assign it based on talent. we make judgment as to which field office is showing the best chops as to the threat proposed by a nation state and assign it there, because they have demonstrated the ability. because physical manifestations of intrusions are part of the real world, there really is a chief information security officer and there really is a cfo and a ceo of a company that's been victimized, we are not blind to physical manifestations. so we assign the threat to the talent and snanyone we allow upo four other offices to help. the first office is called a strat office for strategic. the other offices are called tac offices for tactical and we air traffic control from washington. this has great effect inside the fbi, because it has fostered an intense competition among field offices to demonstrate, generate and demonstrate the talent against various dimensions of the threat. so little rock shows us they are best agai

cindy green, senior executive account manager, kaiser permanente. >> we have a presentation. >> just lean forward if you would. thank you so much. >> thank you for the stretch break by the way. i have been asked to present information about the possibility of exploring kaiser permanente's addition of three con tracts in regions outside of california for the capability to allow early retirees and medicare retirees the ability to keep kaiser if they move outside california. today i'll provide general information about what that could look like. san francisco health sunchs system receives many requests and have for years for kaisers members moving outside california and wanting to keep kaiser. kaiser is in other regions throughout the state and country so when someone moves to the the region and sees there is a kaiser there they wonder whey they can't keep it and still be affiliated with the city and count a. in order to offer kaiser permanente outside of california hss would have to look at adding three separate contracts on behalf of the regions we are interested in participating in.

let's go back to one of your favorite philosophers, cindy lauper. money changes everything.y: it seems there is a difference between iran's comportment and that of north korea. do you fear if iran achiefs the same nuclear capability as north korea, that they will go equally. >> it's like asking would you rather have smallpox or cholera. both are bad. but seriously, north korea is the greatest threat because they have got nukes now, and they have -- the leader of north korea seems to be maladjusted. he's a whack job. kennedy: and that haircut. >> iran has regional ambitions. it's very, very dangerous. dangerous to our interests, it will be dangerous to israel. but first of all -- kennedy: we are running out of time and i have one last question. who is going to be responsible for blowing up the world? >> vladimir putin. hopefully it won't get that far. but the likeliest possibility of a nuclear exchange is with north korea. years down the road, it's a crazy world. kennedy: thank you very much for your time. coming up, hillary clinton is apparently not happy about the embarrass

. >> pet but you can see this cindy honesty and to be in the buildup the matching in new york but all four of my grandparents but then they would go up a hill to the cut out the of this side the mounds but then they're trying to kick cetera emir in the areas you so they'd know. off the agenda of the tremendous sense of the psychological location among the young people.young and then they fired him anyways the in terms of those abilities to read and to write. but i also call for an end did he insanity from gender studies. how in the world dead this happen in? have are they teaching about gender or that any reference to biology or hormones & structural as some dominatesstsu everywhere. aunt but 27 years ago the spirit but the postt. structural us to put to pasture uh decades with the his sentence want. pled sen lama with path and also 75 percent reduction of salaries. which often exceeds that of the faculty members. people should realize how many of the ills i am talking about, coming from the administrators who are these social welfare do-gooders.after while it is absolutely scathing,

cindy green, senior executive account manager, kaiser permanente. >> we have a presentation. >> just lean forward if you would. thank you so much. >> thank you for the stretch break by the way. i have been asked to present information about the possibility of exploring kaiser permanente's addition of three con tracts in regions outside of california for the capability to allow early retirees and medicare retirees the ability to keep kaiser if they move outside california. today i'll provide general information about what that could look like. san francisco health sunchs system receives many requests and have for years for kaisers members moving outside california and wanting to keep kaiser. kaiser is in other regions throughout the state and country so when someone moves to the the region and sees there is a kaiser there they wonder whey they can't keep it and still be affiliated with the city and count a. in order to offer kaiser permanente outside of california hss would have to look at adding three separate contracts on behalf of the regions we are interested in participating in.

. >> we folk us on the prison gangs, you have seven, aryan brotherhood, low rider, texas cindy cat and the mexican mafia among them. we monitor their mail, activity when they come out of cells. whatever they do, we're watching them. we get a lot of information from the building cops. we can't stress that enough. they help us out a lot, with a lot of kites they find, letters, weapons, dope, everything. >> i say it's never ending. every day we find something new. this letter just came on my desk this morning. we may find kites later on today. we have a lot of work to do as you can see our desk here, so we have a lot of work. >> this one right here, the guy who's writing this is a suspected nf member. i'm not on that gang crap, i'm beyond all that. like i said, i'm a family man. if you have not figured it out yet, i mean, neustra familia. he puts it right out there, you can't just say that if you're not. >> they need three separate pieces of evidence to validate someone as a member of a gang. once they have this information the prisoner could end up in the shu. >> mexican mafia. >> you lo

its own bail reform, utilizing risk assessments, this after a two-jetwo o two-year review headed by cindy chaves. the california bail agents association has come out in opposition to the bill, saying it fails to address the complexities of the system. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> moving on, absolutely stunning today, but get ready for the return of the rain. >> let's take a look at our live camera, plenty of gray skies. >> spence er christian is here look at the strength of storm headed our way. >> you look at the doppler 7 radar and you're seeing moisture just off shore, let's move along to a satellite radar come positive, moving in our direction towards the bay area, the storm ranks 2 on the storm of impact scale, it will produce rain that's heavy at times, a chance of lightning on friday. and here's what we can expect, the heaviest rain will fall between 10:00 tomorrow night and 5:00 friday morning, so overnight tomorrow night into the beginning of the morning commute, strongest winds will come in two stages, late thursday, 6:00 p.m. into friday 2:00 a.m. and then again friday evening from