. >> roto rooter crews were removing the cement and concentrated on the area near the claremont country club. the clean up is expected to last several more days. >> we want to check back in with breaking news traffic situation in san jose. sky 7 st live with 101. traffic is backed up all over the place because of a man threatening to jump from an overpass. the chp closed all lanes of 280 where it connects. and have there is no sign of movement. >> a lot of frustrated drivers but spectacular weather and breezy. >> yes. >> cool down from yesterday, too. gusts in spots. this is a three d image showing low clouds moving in. this third column, a temperature change. high today only 69. 13 degrees cooler. so all over the bay area, a cool down. mainly clear skies now. right now gusty minds inland and we've got 62 in san jose. mostly blue skies over san francisco. warmer days wednesday. satellite shows a cold front and is tomorrow high pressure rebuilding and a warm up beginning into the weekend. let's talk about that possibility of drizzle. clouds thicken and moving through. by morning will be

fin de semana, se removieron los grandes trozos de cemento que estaban en la quebrada detras del "claremonttry club". --la limpieza durar varios dias mas. blanca-vo --la auditoria del comisionado estatal a los servicios publicos de california llega despues de una investigacion federal que encontro problemas con la tuberia de gas natural que exploto en 2010 en san bruno. --el analisis seÑala que el comisionado estatal fracaso en dar direccion clara de como dar mantenimiento a las tubera de 100 mil millas de largo y que los procesos de inspeccion tenian retrasos de aproximadament e 8 meses. --la penalidad a pg&e tras la explosion que mato a 8 personas es de mil 600 millones de dolares. cesar ---los numerosos casos de presuntos abusos policiales llevaron a que lideres estatales de california decidieran tomar accion. vo --casos como el que usted ve en estos momentos, donde un sospechoso luego que se entrega es brutalmente golpeado por alguaciles de san bernardino pasan desapercibidos en muchas ocasiones por existir una legislacion que los controle. ---la union de libertades civiles explico hoy,

. >> roto rooter crews were removing the cement and concentrated on the area near the claremont country club. the clean up is expected to last several more days. >> we want to check back in with breaking news traffic situation in san jose. sky 7 st live with 101. traffic is backed up all over the place because of a man threatening to jump from an overpass. the chp closed all lanes of 280 where it connects. and have there is no sign of movement. >> a lot of frustrated drivers but spectacular weather and breezy. >> yes. >> cool down from yesterday, too. gusts in spots. this is a three d image showing low clouds moving in. this third column, a temperature change. high today only 69. 13 degrees cooler. so all over the bay area, a cool down. mainly clear skies now. right now gusty minds inland and we've got 62 in san jose. mostly blue skies over san francisco. warmer days wednesday. satellite shows a cold front and is tomorrow high pressure rebuilding and a warm up beginning into the weekend. let's talk about that possibility of drizzle. clouds thicken and moving through. by morning will be

crews are also spending one more day cleaning cement from the section of creek the crosses the claremont golf course east bay mud is not say exactly when the cleanup will be completed or how much it will cost but they're hoping to finish sometime this week. >> catherine: some tough new water conservation measures kick in the past weekend in morgan hill residents now have to limit outdoor watering to just two days a week before 9:00 a.m. and could face a fine if leaky pipes and sprinkler heads are not repaired within 48 hours also all car washes and have been banned until further notice with the exception of commercial car washes which use recycled water and no city water can be used to fill or refilling swimming pools beyond topping off water lost to evaporation morgan hill was recently singled out by the state for using too much water and sky is still face even stricter measures this summer. >> catherine: the east bay mud reservoirs' are about half full. with no rain in sight could even get lower this summer the east bay mud board meets to tomorrow to make decisions about what to do mea

sections of pipe and the team was also working along a portion of the creed that passes through nearby claremont golf course at this point east bay mud will not say exactly when the cleanup will be completed although they are hoping to finish soon >> reporter: every year they said they set aside funds to pay for this one when they will use those funds to pay for the cleanup was they'd figure out the tally. >> catherine heenan: today was the giants hope opener at att part with excited fans more than ready to see some baseball son began arriving hours before the gates open and consider opening day to be kind of a holiday the 2014 champion flag was raised for everyone to see and the die-hard fans young and old got ready for the opener against the colorado rockies. >>: this is the greatest team on the planet best color best team >> catherine heenan: but they did not end in a way and for the giants but there is still a lot of good things to celebrate including food coming up intimidated that he shows us the best of the car and later gary has all the highlights. >> catherine heenan: and i had a hard t

reparaciones a unas pipas, se dejara una valvula abierta del cemento y se derramara en el arroyo cerca de "claremontes creen que esta limpieza se tomara varias semanas. topfs cesar ---esta es la foto de "andrew butler, el principal sospechoso de haber baleado a una mujer dentro de su auto el martes por la noche, take vo ---y despues arrojarla desde el vehiculo dejandola tirada en medio de la calle bascom de san jose.. ---segun la policia, el incidente comenzo a raiz de una discusion entre el sospechoso y la madre de su bebe.. ---tras balear a la madre, el sujeto presuntamente abandono a su hija de un ano en compania de otros dos adultos que viajaban con el dentro del auto... blanca ---hace poco se inform que alguaciles presuntamente obligaban a prisioneros a pelear dentro de la carcel y hacian apuestas. cesar ---hoy el sheriff de san francisco ross mirkarimi anuncio las acciones que ha tomado ante estas delicadas acusaciones... take 2 box ---pilar niÑo desde san francisco nos cuenta que involucra a los federales... take pkg ;01 ;09 ;31 ;59 1;33 1;45 44:40 gracias buenas tardes, el sheriff mirkarimi

he teaches at claremont graduate university in california. he was at the university of chicago for many years, and he wrote a famous book, and his research looked at the state in which people are in the zone. when they're doing work that's not too easy but not too hard. they're challenged, but they're not overwhelmed by a task that completely engages them emotionally cognitively, psychologically and even spiritually, and the hours turn into minutes. i bet you've had these experiences in your life where you say whoa, three hours, are you kidding? i can't believe it, it felt like ten minutes. that's the state of flow, when you're doing just what you're supposed to be doing, and the hours fly by. >> host: so translate this talk of "gross national happiness" and u.s. as a happy country into politics. >> guest: well, you know, politics it's a funny business. as i mentioned a minute ago the job of politics is not to make us happy people. that's a very dangerous thing. stalin was called the purveyor of happiness. there's virtually nobody in the 20th

in claremont, california, miguel tinker salas is a professor of latin american history at pomona collegenew book is, "venezuela: what everyone needs to know." you can read the introduction on our website. and him washington d.c., we are joined by mark weisbrot, co-director of the center for economic and policy research and president of just foreign policy. his article in "the hill" is headlined, "obama could face disastrous summit due to venezuela sanctions." welcome both of you back to democracy now! let us begin with miguel tinker salas. on the eve of the summit, what's going on around the possibility of venezuela being put on the terrorist list and president obama pulling that from that saying they don't consider while they originally said they do consider, venezuela right to national security, what is behind all of this? >> i think fundamentally the changes in latin america. the reality is, the summit is at a crossroads. it begins in 1994 presided by bill clinton as a proposal to implement the free trade for the americas, take nafta into the entire region. the reality is, by 2001, yo

east bay mud now says that cement has reached an exposed portion of creek along the claremont golf course, about 1000 feet downstream from the main clean up effort. >>reporter:this can never happen again. >>reporter:east bay mud also said today that they now believe a pipeline inspector wrongly assumed that a valve on an aging section of pipeline was closed when in fact it was still open. that inspector then told a subcontractor to pour concrete into the pipe as part of an ongoing effort to close off that aging section of pipeline. the concrete poured through the open valve for almost 90 minutes before crews figured out the problem. east bay mud says there are thousands of valves like this one through the east bay. >>: instead of closing bid it's opened. these things do happen and our system >>james: to a metal caused massive damage in illinois will let you see images from the storm and a dramatic video coming up the to continue searching for survivors will let you know we can get the hands on the apple watch before you buy and the measure security concerns in the bay area airports coming

thank you both meg tirrell and barbara ryan from claremont partners. >>> time now for a "cnbc news update" with sue herrera. >>> here's what's happening at this hour hillary clinton campaigning in new hampshire says she wants to be being in the middle class to mean something again. >>> they will not begin efforts to rebuild the country based on a security council resolution. you're looking at video of the air strikes that hit the capital earlier today. >>> a strong storm system lashing australia's coast has left dozens of residents stranding and swirling floodwaters. it may have led to the deaths of three people. the storm has been pounding sydney since yesterday. it's dumped more than a foot of rain in some areas. >>> bobbi brown's attorney is clarifying comments by singer that his daughter is awake. the 21-year-old has been in a coma since january. the attorney is saying whale she has opened her eyes the quality of her life will not be known for some years to come. >>> and that is your "cnbc news update" for this hour. kelly, back to you. >> thank you for now, sue. we have 25 minutes to

into a cnc program that is offered by the local community college, but it was only going to be in claremont that next session, and that was the middle of winter. bit of a hike up there. fortunately, i found this place and it worked out very well. secretary clinton: what are your hours of operation? dave: 7:00 to 3:30, but it goes until 4:30, or 5:00, so eight or nine hours. sometimes in the summer we have second shift, because the nature of our business, the busy months are june, july, august, before school starts. secretary clinton: you have this equipment here, so if you get some kind of grant or other support from either local governments, state government, even the community college or the colleges, and you could have a program at night. somebody ought to come in and basically say we are going to designate whitney brothers as one of our training facilities and your expert employees would get some kind of wage bump because you would be the instructors. i just think we got to be imagining outside the old box about what we're going to do to get our skills up, how we are going to get more p

for now, the first question from the audience, coming from george sanders, no relation, from claremont. take it away. >> thank you senator, for being here. my question tonight is in addition to voting in each of our elections what can we as individual citizens do on an ongoing basis to hold the congress more accountable for its dysfunction? >> thank you. that's an extremely important question shared by millions of americans. in my view, what we have in this country is a congress which is heavily dominated by big money and trust and large campaign contributors. that's the sad reality. in this last midterm election, coke brothers other billionaire families, spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars. what does an ordinary citizen do within that context? number one, we have got to address the issue of voter turnout. you're right in saying the least we can do is vote, but you know, in the last election 63% of the american people didn't vote. 80% of young people did not vote. low-income people did not vote. billionaires spent huge sums of money. the first thing we have to do is crea

that was in claremont next session. that was in the middle of winter. fortunately, i found this place and it worked out pretty well. hillary clinton: what are your hours of operation? >> we are 7:00 until 6:30, but we are always doing overtime. it is eight or nine hours. during the summer, we occasionally have skeleton crews on the second shift. the busy months are through july and august before school starts. hillary clinton: you have this equipment here. if you could get some kind of grant or other support from local government, state government, even community college or state colleges, and you could have a program at night. somebody could come in and say that we are going to designate whitney brothers as one of our training facilities. your expert employees would get some kind of wage bump. i just think we've got to be imagining outside of the old box on how we will have people of ages -- all ages have the opportunity. maybe there could be some cooperative approach that can make a difference. from my perspective you hear it from everywhere. we do no