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kron 4's charles clifford has details. and reaction. >> charles: currently ,the oakland police department has 722 sworn officers. if the mayor's new budget plan is passed as is the city would hold 5 police academies over the next two years, adding 35 officers and 5 sergeants to the ranks. that would bring total staffing to 762 the increase would cost the city about 6.7 million dollars. the mayor's plan covers that amount in part by freezing vacant job opening. >>i think it's find as long as they have a way to pay for it. >> charles: jean van fleet and her husband bookstore along telegraph for two decades. during that time shrunk many times. jean hopes that if this new plan passes, the new officers on the job. alanna rayford owns and operates the urban stitch boutique along broadway. she's not opposed to expanding opd but hopes that all current and new officers are trained to respond to the needs of the community. in oakland, charles clifford, kron four news >> pam: collett cliffhanger final with this car ended up. and next

miss clifford. we allow everybody five minutes. so should be a little light there when it goes red. that means you're up. thanks. >> hi. thank you. chairman, ranking member, and members of the sub committee, on behalf of the nearly 3,000 members of the nurses organization of veteran affairs, i would like to thank you for the opportunity to testify on today's important and timely subject, va staffing. as the department of veterans affairs undergoes system wide reorganization to include many challenges of implementing the veterans access choice and accountability act, staffing must be at the forefront of the evaluation. i'm deputy nurse executive at the va boston health care system and i'm here as the immediate past president of nova. nova is a professional organization for registered nurses employed by the va. the focus is veteran issues. we're uniquely qualified to share views to efficiently and effectively recruit and retain qualified health care professionals to treat our veteran patients. as va nurses we are in the medical centers and at the bedside every day. we have identified

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clifford was put their stuff.when he pulled out of the race he thought that would get the north vietnamese to the table and did that the pope involved and agreed to go to france. they were negotiating in france. hopefully -- every chance. then we handle we now know a lot more about the nsa tapes talking to the south vietnamese on behalf of president next saying to the south vietnamese don't agree to the deal johnson is making with the north vietnamese. it just was not to be. the notes of all those meetings that took place during those years tom johnson who was not only deputy press secretary that among other things the notetaker purged and erickson urge that he right and get all those notes out there. i think was really reluctant that didn't make incidentally -- it did not make them think any more highly of people in the senate who opposed. he loved wayne morris. the senate foreign relations committee's. in all fairness -- you know, fulbright is a son of a bitch. i didn't know what that was. that is a son of a bit

clifford answered by saying it's human resources. i think this is what the chairman was getting after as well, that there's so many rules that you have to follow that that really slows the process down. to me it's the rules and probably need more human beings in human resources to carry out the task and mission of the amount of people that we need to hire within the va, which many would say is insurmountable. it's a huge number that we need to hire. so you know, can -- you know, can you address -- is there anything underway to evaluate rules that we might have been made 20 -- two decades ago that can be changed, rules that can be changed and what we can do to hire more in human resources to get this engine running at a higher speed to hire new professionals within the organization. >> yes, ranking member brownley, there have been numerous engagements at the local level by experts from the national level to provide support in terms of the processes we currently have. and i would like to state this because it's very important and perha

he wanted to be sure was done the right way, so he sent clark clifford to see me.rk clifford was really nervous because he tried to persuade me not to do it, which jack never -- he said he just can't touch, their strange about it and looks at the truman back. -- balcony. if you try to make any change will just be like that. i said, it will not be like the truman balcony. i told him about all of the people we have. so it went on bit by bit and set the committee up andeu certainly go things in the clock is very good about setting up the guidebook. so jack is going along with good counsel. he was so excited about it. >> did you ever consider anything you did in the white house? >> is the most incredible interest among tourist and they would start going. but many come home saying we had more people today. this would be after you found the monroe table. eisenhower and their first two years. the guidebook with sally and teasing mcnally about it. i was so happy that i could do something that made them proud of me. because i'll tell you one wonderful thing about him. i was

we have team coverage on the hostage >> pam:kron-4's charles clifford will take us through the events that led up to the standoff. >> pam:but first, kron 4's scott rates is live from where it all ended. he talked to the owner of the gas station--- who was also held hostage. it's an interview you'll see only on kron-4. >> pam:scott ? >> he ran up to my car and tried to jerk the door open to it i turned and looked at him again and close the car. i was thinking that he would shoot at me and that i would die. seriously. he was that close up to me as close as you are up to me now. >> reporter: that is one of the gentleman was a victim and one of the victims that was carjacked. you can hear him he thought he might have been shot there for a moment creek luckily he was able to get away. an armed. everyone out here was unharmed. that is the good news. you may be surprised with what he have to sit about the suspect creek reporting live in antioch scott rates >> grant:continuing our team coverage. kron-4's charles clifford >> grant:new at 8. >> grant: specific applications like find my iphone t

kron 4's charles clifford was there and continues our coverage. >> pam: here's a live picture from the antioch police department. where are expecting an minute. >> pam: when it happens we'll bring >> pam: our coverage of this hostage standoff continues online. >> pam: there you'll find, interview with 2 carjacking victims, raw video of the standoff, and a timeline of how it all >> pam: it's all at kron 4 dot com and on our facebook page. >> pam: new details tonight in that story we first brought child in an suv possible in danger. a bay bridge toll worker called 911 after seeing the child. - worried the child as kron four's terisa estacio reports the driver turned himself into andauthorities this morning. >> reporter:this is exclusive video of that suv authorities have been looking for for days when the driver came to headquarters to talk with out search for the driver, a possibly at risk. >> reporter: it all started this is a still picture of the driver a the bay bridge toll plaza back on may 23. a toll worker became concerned when he thought something didn't seem right as he noticed

clifford answered by saying it's human resources. i think this is what the chairman was getting after as well, that there's so many rules that you have to follow that that really slows the process down. to me it's the rules and probably need more human beings in human resources to carry out the task and mission of the amount of people that we need to hire within the va, which many would say is insurmountable. it's a huge number that we need to hire. so you know, can -- you know, can you address -- is there anything underway to evaluate rules that we might have been made 20 -- two decades ago that can be changed, rules that can be changed and what we can do to hire more in human resources to get this engine running at a higher speed to hire new professionals within the organization. >> yes, ranking member bradley, there have been numerous engagements at the local level by experts from the national level to provide support in terms of the processes we currently have and i would like to state this because it's very important and perhaps

charles clifford kron4 new corporate >> pam: texas is bracing for more rain. and many cities are still in danger of flooding. >> pam: the downpour earlier this week. is moving down- stream. swelling rivers and creeks. rivers have been over- keeping residents from leaving. or returning home. >> pam: the national weather service says, houston could see more storms for at least the next five days. authorities in these areas are now concerned about the potential for more damage. >> what is happening tonight is what i am worried about. will we find out tomorrow? >> pam: areas in north texas. including dallas. could get another two- to four- inches of rain through sunday. >> pam: the recent storms and flooding in texas and oklahoma. are blamed for the deaths of at least 21- people. >> pam: ten people are still missing in texas. many people in texas and oklahoma are on high alert tonight -- preparing for the threat of another round of severe weather. >> pam: in the past week -- more than 20 people have died in those two states. as the flood waters go down -- the deat

moore: with the following the stories of labor sports brought it to you on tuesday morning charles clifford joins us live from piedmont with reaction from the family that was found safe and sound >> reporter: is been a week of highs and lows of ford's the family of two children and their father all been missing from tuesday afternoon to a thursday evening but we have backbeat reunion. just after 3:00 p.m. friday 5 year-old nick and three year-old mimi are arrives safely at home in piedmont there were tired but in good health a family friend had driven them from the mountains there were greeted by their grandfather or uncle and aunt >> reporter: the kids along with their father nec had spent two days trapped in the sierras after their truck got stuck in a trade rather than try to walk for safety the two young children and elders did decided to stay put away for help after being rescued by helicopter thursday evening and checked out by paramedics the family spent the night in a hotel room their grandfather bought says the kids thought they were on an adventure with their father meanwhile and

kron-4's charles clifford has more on the efforts to keep the memorial. >> charles :everybody wants tore not sure what they want he says that something needs to be done soon because it is becoming difficult to maintain the site as it is >>:it is incredibly difficult to weed whackers between the crosses >> charles :they discussed tearing it down and that's when i discovered that people were very supportive of that memorial just believes that everybody involved will keep trying to find a way to make it work, because they know how important it is to make it work >> charles :this has become a symbol of the place that people can come to heal >> reporter :this whole memorial day weekend by the bay has been cloudy and cool, and as we go into this abbreviated work week there's not much of a change. but things should change by the end of the week with some more sunlight wednesday is going to pretty much be the same situation we had today eventually clearing out late morning or early afternoon here is the fog tracker all around the bay and in the east bay there are low clouds with that much low

kron 4's charles clifford talked with c-h-p. about the search for the driver. >> charles :the california highway patrol says the last morning around 830 this chevy blazer past westbound through the bridge toll booths. it is being driven by a black male in his 60s with a gray beard there was also a female wearing a multicolored scarf in the passenger seat >>:in the middle of the center council--consul of the video there was a kid from around nine to 12th years old nailing down crying and swimming--screaming but charles a highway patrol says they do not know for sure if the child was in danger but they believe the incident was unusual enough to warrant further investigation >>:we want to do is attempt to locate the vehicle and the drivers and the passenger and the juvenile to make sure that she is all right >> charles :it did have some distinguishing characteristics that someone may recognize >>:and there were a couple bumper stickers on the back of that vehicle and a temporary permit and the front of the blazer also had to afterm

area of northern sierra county the search was the focus of sierra and lomas counties kron 4 jos' clifford is live tonight in oakland with the latest on the family's reunion >> reporter: is that the look of some videos shot a short time ago after 3:00 p.m. a friend of the family brought 50 net as the me home and the father is expected this bill of be on later resided as truck unstop the children were greeted by their grandfather and as an uncle and they said they're grateful to have their family members back and when it sank the media and since in strangers that held during this difficult week >>: so glad is so happy one think all our friends and families that peck right for us is not positive bikes we're very blast >> reporter: the family went missing on tuesday is as been a roller-coaster of the motion all week terisa estacio vote with the family earlier this >> reporter: it was a joyful reunion despite the unusual circumstances the father-son the door all came together united in their care and concern for nick vlahos and his missing daughter and son >>: we just lynn this to the first li

police found cash, drugs, a rifle and body armor. 40-year-old clifford vicente and a 47-year-old womane arrested. since the houses searched are close to an elementary school the charges were increased. in an earlier report, remisidentified the suspect photos. and apologize for that error. >>> a scandal involving san francisco police officers and text messages has already forced prosecutors to toss out dozens of criminals cases. joe vazquez reports thousands of other cases are under scrutiny. >> if there were people that were wrongfully convicted or they were wrongfully arrested, we have the legal and a moral objection to address it. >> reporter: -- obligation to address it. >> reporter: george gascon is expanding his panel looking into racism in the san francisco police department. in an era of rising tensions between police and communities of color across the country, three retired judges with expert ease in civil rights will help review thousands of cases here. >> 3,000 cases -- we think it's even more. >> reporter: how many? >> we think it's going to be closer to 10,000 cases. we do

clifford basset medical director of allergy and asthma care of new york says if you're suffering seeallergist. he showed me how he gives patient as simple pain free skin test. in minutes he can narrow down what's causing your misery. >> if you use medications wisely before the symptoms kick in you can prevent a large degree of suffering. >> reporter: wearing sunglasses every time you go outside during this kind of weather is good if you suffer from allergies and doctors say of course there's plenty of things over the counter in that noun of that work, well, you can always hope for rain. in central park, sharon crowley fox news. >>> that's true. hope for rain. >> exactly. >> scott what's our pollen situation around here. >> it's pretty bad. we're looking at high tree pollen maple birch oak iain and lucy. you can see 10.2 today and then it continues to rise as we move over the next several days. so really whole lot of relief in sight. as we talk a little bit about the conditions right now on ultimate doppler tender dry low humidity for the most part and we're looking at temperatures th

among them, clifford jones and yusef bell.others were left without a verdict, one way or the other, in the deaths of all of the children. camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care, you know, prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer, it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >>> just ahead -- a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> and after all these years, new dna evidence. >> it probably would exclude 98% or so of the people in the world. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch, the latest in

resources in fact it is on the obverse of closing two of its five remaining fire stations charros cliffordstory. >>reporter: for the last two years have been operated on a federal grant of that money has not run out and financial troubles has got worse. the dish to announce that voters had still to approve or plan to raise $4 million for year over the next five years to keep the district running at full capacity because caused the fire departments such 11 the thought it was 249 square mile area woman 6000 calls a service annually with the latest blow made the decision would be to permanently close to the five fire stations it was temporarily closed last september and that closure would not be made permanent extension 94 and by some also be closed even though has not been decided when yet. there was likely be additional firefighter layoffs because of services in the statement united professed the firefighters of contra costa county said two more sexy clothes as a firefighter let ross was a long to get help you need in an emergency egested reductions in service levels are some think this com

kron 4's charles clifford is live in pacifica with more. charles >>reporter: justice out of the pacific appears that well washed ashore on tuesday right behind it is to become crack the towards attraction is the people of nonstop come to take pictures for most of the day to day science is likely here doing some research the sec a look at some video from this morning buy houses from marine mammal center and the california academy of sciences will have performing a necropsy on the well in that time to figure out what killed did or how it may have died we've learned that they believe this is now at 32 ft. long female on that was been dead for about a week they also say it had four broken vertebrae is and is back as well as a broken rib those injuries that were consistent with the ship strike is possible not offensive that the well may have died after being struck by a ship that with the tissue samples and that will be brought back to a lab regardless is rare for a home back to wash ashore california is a rare opportunity to get them and examin

santa rosa 44 also in the ease the backed presence in coming into court no. 51 in san jose 47 o cliffordwill be closed shutting down this evening for maintenance work and will be close to the weakened there this morning is jacking. >>jackie sissel: the san the sale dunbarton and the bay bridge one of those bridges will be shut down for the entire weekend that is the san mateo bridge you've seen the message boards warning here for weeks about the closure minutes to jot down the bridge to do general maintenance and resurfacing the closure tonight how long it lasts and what it will go into effect as opposed to going to affect at 10:00 p.m. tonight and stress until monday morning at 5:00 a.m. the already warned that they may close the eastbound directional the bar earlier between 7 and 8:00 p.m. do not waste time to have to go to the east bay did over earlier than later the closure will start her on the eastbound direction at foster city boulevard in the westbound direction will star on 92 and call witter obviously what are your options the bay bridge is one the dumbarton bridge to go all th

clifford testified that you're working really hard every single day, and i believe that, and i thank you for your service. i just believe that we need to do more, that you need more assistance, you need more -- you need a larger team. and we have to streamline the rules that are made. and we've got to put on our common sense thinking hats, if you will, and streamline this process. so i didn't want to close without with you thinking that -- i believe that you are working very hard and the people who are working for you are working very hard. i just believe you need more people and we need to improve upon the rules. >> thank you, ma'am, and we appreciate your support. >> thank you all once again for being here today. i think we touched on several issues that are very important for our veterans, and i really appreciate the work that you do. subcommittee may be submitting additional questions for the record. i'd appreciate your assistance in ensuring an expedient response to those inquiries. and if there's no further questions, the panel is excused. thank you very much. i ask unanimous c

in one form or another by harles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: new developments in the muhammed cartoon contest shooting. federal officials said that authorities had an open the two gunman killed in a shootout outside a prophet >> pam: elton simpson.one of the suspected gunman.had previously been convicted of lying to the f-b-i. >> pam: simpson and a second man garland, texas.a dallas suburb. >> pam: the islamic state group is claiming responsibility forterrorism experts doubt the claim. >> pam: enforcement official tells the ap that authorities had one of the two gunmen killed in a weekend shootout outside a contest featuring caricatures of the prophet previously been convicted of lying to the fbi. he and a second man were killed by officers in garland, texas a dallas suburb. the group islamic state is claiming responsibility, but that's >> reporter: planned to come down here tomorrow to take samples to try to figure out what caused this and have to die out in the ocean and come ashore. and pacifica kron 4 news. >> pam: tonight many bay area law enforcement agencies plan to beat up on

unveiled research that could help predict where the next big quake might hit japan kron 4 trawls clifford has details. >> reporter: assessed and the public presentation she presented new forecasting and i've come to california area studies a constantly evolving main reason our estimate is changing because of better understanding of sizes changed geologist's have been studying individual fault lines a long time in recent years and a better understanding of how onerous click on one falcon trigger earthquakes on another as a result maps and models reflect the relationships between different fault lines. it could be made larger if there are a trend apparently the more accurate estimate of the earthquake probability is annoying which process state are at the greatest risk of an earthquake researchers like page " to help people make informed decisions only have so much money can make every building as strong as we would like so this allows us to read her which building and what needs retrofit so it optimize resources could to one while the size is getting better they still can't predict exactly

child a car passing over the bay bridge but this past week and may of been in distress a intros clifford let's live a toll plaza with details. >> reporter: 10 of thousands of cars presses bay bridge toll plaza every day and begins to illustrate since the with the testing in one poll taker so he thought was a challenge to stress. nisei that last saturday evening around 830 this in greater tel late nineties chevy blazer press was bound to the bay bridge toll plaza is being driven by a black male in the '60s with gray hair and a full beard also blackfeet milliner '40's or 50's sitting the passenger seat seen wearing a multicolored scarf blizzard pass to the toll plaza toll figure notice a crossing between the two adults "a council that the cali and her child 9 to 12 years of age female african-american'also with short hair crying and screaming the toll taker consent of the calls about this incident" >> reporter: and off the job was in danger but the incident was unusual enough to warrant further investigation. "a check to attempt will look to the vehicle driver passenger and juvenile and es

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this afternoon charles clifford spoke with a bay area and your relatives about exactly what is happeninghe conditions. when >> reporter: struck el nino could be the news for bone dry california. >> particularly making more grain than normal. all the way up to the bay area. and we--more rain >> could stay on through the end of this year. amb >> reporter: enough to and the truck creek--it may not be enough to end the drought creek. >> it is certainly hopeful and certainly will help rid --will help. >> pam: kron-4's anny hong joins us now >> reporter: yes we wish we had when marcher and those clouds pam! >> pam:i know! (laughter) >> reporter:a cool weather pattern willthrough most of this week. some isolated showers are possible over the far inland hills but for the most part dry conditions will continue for the bay area and central coast as mostly cloudy mornings give way to partly cloudy afternoons. it looks dry with seasonably cool weather for the memorial day weekend. >> reporter: web >> reporter: here is a look at the weather picture we received out of lake county creek where you can s

kron4's charles clifford shows us the emotional reunion. >>reporter:just after 3pm friday, 5 year old nick and 3 year old mimi vlahos arrived safely at home in piedmont. tired but in good health. a family friend had driven them from the mountains. they were greated by their grandfather uncle and aunt. >>: we're so blessed than happy we want to thank all our friends and family that prayed so much fuss is about possible bias we are very blessed and fortunate >>reporter:the kids.. along with their father nick, had spent two days trapped in the sierra after their truck struck a tree. rather than try to walk to safety with two young children the elder nick decided to stay put and wait for help. after being rescued by helicopter thursday evening and checked out by paramedics the family spent the night in a hotel room. >>reporter:their grandfather bob, says the kids thought they were on an adventure >>reporter:their father meanwhile had stayed behind in the sierra in an attempt to recover his damaged truck. >>marty gonzales:relief and elation.righ

churchill himself of course, and also clifford atley the leader of the labor party. then there was a conservative, anthony eaton the great trade unionist and labor party member, ernest bev vein,in and then -- bevin, and then a nonparty man john anderson. sir john anderson. furthermore, this man herbert more morrison, member of the -- two individuals flashed through like comets, one was lord beaverbook and the second was the socialist stafford crips. tonight i can't talk about all of them but because i do not discuss the roles 0 say neville chamberlain or kingsley woods doesn't mean they're unimportant. however, for their roles and others who served at one time or another in churchill's war cab not, i have a suggestion. please read my book. led by winston churchill these men successfully steered britain through the greatest crisis in her modern history and churchill's war cabinet has been deservedly celebrated ever since. but the story is more complicated than often thought. the feet of my book "ministers at war" has a double meaning. churchill's war cabinet warred ag

. >> reporter: doctor clifford bass set says if you are suffering, see analogies, he showed me how he gives patients a simple pain free skin test. in minutes, he can narrow down what is causing the the misery. >> if you use medications wisely before the symptoms kick in you can prevent a large degree of suffering. >> reporter: wearing sunglasses every time you go outside during this weather is good if you suffer from allergies and doctors say of course, is there plenty of things over counter and if none on have that works you can always hepp for rain. in central park, sharon crowley, "fox news". >> new study shows measles vaccine can guard against another illnesses too it weakens immune systems if you willing patients at risk for other fatal infections. experts now say contracting measles can make your body vulnerable for three years that is longer then they thought. scientists hope it will convince parents to vaccinate their children. >>> dub the keurig for your evening cocktail a new machine puts a bartender right in your kitchen. introducing lunch at outback every bloomin' day! hur

search of two homes on meadowlark drive police found cash, drugs, rifle and body armor. 40-year-old cliffordte and 47-year-old loveland vicente were both arrested. since the houses searched are close to elementary schools, charges were increased. >>> if you are driving somewhere this mother's day weekend it will cost you quite a bit to fill up. gas prices are at the highest point of the year. according to gags buddy.com, a gallon of regular is now 370 in san jose, 366 in oakland and 382 in san francisco. and these prices are at least 50 cents higher than they were just a month ago. my husband just bought a big toyota tundra. >> i have seen it. >> he has been driving the other car because he doesn't like the gas prices. they are too high right now. >> but they are still driving, aren't they? >> oh, yes, they are. temporary driving a lot on the freeway right now. they are -- they're driving as a lot on the freeway right now. they are stuck on the bay bridge backed up to the maze. so give yourself some extra time. seeing delays off the eastshore freeway now. looks like though in some of those s

she and clifford the big red bike take the trail over the boardwalk. >> one thing bbtabout being on thebeach, you collect a lot of sand and drag it in. even if you have a campsite you drag it. . you don't have that here. >> reporter: this is what you have here at evergreen lake and campground in mooretownship township in the lehigh valley. >> 90% capacity this weekend. we're going to have people come in today and have their nice long weekend. >> reporter: and other alternative seekers couldn't wait to be the first guest at camelback resort's $163 million aquatopia indoor water park that they got open just in time for memorial day. >> knew the weather wasn't going it be that great this weekend so we figured we'd try something. something new. >> having 453 rooms of lodging on site where you can see in see out in the winter easy access to both indoor and outdoor water parks, it really is a game changer for us. >> reporter: back in evergreen lake you can cook what you catch. >> i got to have my mirror. >> reporter: and betty can stay sand free. >> woohoo! >> reporter: and she says it is als

court officers tackle the 50-year-old dad, clifford margalia, keeping him away from the suspect, deric allen. according to police reports, on december 16th 2006, at 2:00 a.m., allen breaks a window to get into the house. >> i was scared, i didn't know what to do. and i had my child in the house, so -- and she was away from me. >> 21-year-old melissa margalia sees it on her baby monitor and makes a desperately 911 call. >> help, somebody's in my house. i have a baby downstairs. >> we got a child downstairs and she's upstairs. >> the intruder reaches melissa's bedroom as she continues on the phone. >> they're going up the stairs. melissa, stay on the line with me, okay? do you hear police? [ screaming ] >> you got to get in there! >> police! >> i have a baby in the house. i have a baby in the house. please don't hurt me! please don't hurt me! >> get off that bed! get off that bed right now! >> he has a knife! >> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed. i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely, she

clark clifford, her advisor learned that there was an organization called friends of the park so theyere able to create the white house historical association as a regular historical society but attached the fund raising to it so people could donate and generate a fund where it things have to be done, -- a wonderful picture of james monroe. or they legged breaks off of some chair somewhere, they can repair that. the idea of perpetuation was very much in her mind. a warehouse full of stuff. ms. swain: how difficult was it to find the previous pieces? mr. seale: people came forward. dealers, everybody came forward. the warehouse had many things in it out at the national airport. they finally organized it there and things had just been trashed. nobody wanted them. everybody is in a harry at the white house. -- hurry. stopping to do the house over is not a frequent thing in the history of the white house. what she did was plug result into that project and get it done on a big scale. it was the first time it had happened since theodore roosevelt. he wasn't personally involved. james monroe

>>reporter: trowels clifford. then began a tough task of finding ways to cut the budget. >>reporter: for the third time and five-year the district is faced with closing stations the voters have rejected a plan to keep the station opened the 5 digit had to face reality. during a public meeting the board of directors will do to district of five to three fire stations they say at this point the district has some time before that adds border for more money. nothing on the horizon that this change the war will be for the next year or so. . >>james: bay area baseball the giants racking their fourth straight when he is a lot of the outside the toll plaza camera at the bay bridge as we look out to the east bay antioch this morning 53 degrees mild start 69 by lunchtime 77 by 3:00 this afternoon a nice one day ahead we will be right back. h st night winning back-to-back the giants beating the padres. the giants have won seven straight games the tech on the padre's again tonight that gave minnesota in a to 7 victory last night they're getting a lot of attention this morning not for

complex surrounded and a one- year-old child barricaded inside that building good evening and charles clifford is on this very tense scene. stay >> reporter: on sycamore street and dairy avenue to a book and video for a short time ago and going on since 1145 this morning when the talented ought to make contact with domestic violence suspect and that suspect barricaded himself and sen apartment we learned there is a one-year-old child within and then police officers as saying one job in the apartment with them and also sang this afternoon negotiating with him all afternoon feeling confident and not happened yet and then several blocks of support and then how to control assisting york police that the fire crews from the fire and all media this thing back in case an emergency a. also evacuating several apartments and homes of the area working right now the. they are spending quite a bit of time trend and make share there safely and that extended and read when it. and they are going to stay here working on at all. we will be here have more for you coming up later this evening on kron 4 is. >> cath

>>charles clifford: they pass westbound through the bay bridge toll plaza he was blamed driven by a blackrd a black female and their '40's or 50's sitting in the passenger seat warmer of multicolored scarf as a pastor also applies the bay and noticed the child sitting between the two adults in the middle of other such a council of the vehicle was a young child 9 to 12 years of age female african-american with short hair crying and screaming the toll taker was concerned of the call was about this incident the highway patrol said they did not know for sure the child was in danger but they believe as it was a huge was the it for investigation will to locate the vehicle and the driver and passenger in the juvenile and do a check of the juvenile to make sure that she is all right sea its tree says there were no license plates on the blazer but it did have several distinguishing features that someone might recognize of the back of the vehicle in the rear window and the lower right corner there was what they called into three operating parliament but for sectors across with stickers and the back

>>charles clifford: in order to comply with the state's new mandatory water use restrictions the company announced earlier that it wants to limit all customers and of a single-family home to the 13 units of water per month below what is marked with a 20 gal. because metals over the limit could face penalties after the planned to unveil some customer concerned as think when an extra burden on howe told more people of all two occupants and did not seem fair at thursday's public meeting the water company officials said at this point the plant is just a proposal estimates be approved by the puc they said there is language built into the plan that will allow some exemption to the 13 unit limit the water company expects that the puc will make a decision on the plan by june 15th if they're proven. >>michelle apon: we're going to have some sunshine for terrell were looking at the weekend forecast will give you all about a coming up at 415. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream

. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford is live in san jose tonight where people have been handing out fliers trying to find this guy who is still on the loose.charles? >> reporter: right now singalong rid of the status san jose 13 year-old girl was attacked the our own home. and as a place apart when a working very hard to identify themselves but of view of the day today and. her given handing out fliers the have a very good photos of how three color photos and how our taken from surveillance video which captured images of the suspects. pending goes about things one can identify him of. also in getting its own good leaves and the story mainly people calling and. lives in the cells begin setting officers the check out those leaves although there were from some time ago and also us again same because the two attacks in this case of ventura with in 2 mi. of each other hyde possible suspect was in the area. somebody may know who we he is.. >> reporter: cell is a place of lorenzo's years of fighting was guy he's bought him a belated call 911. >> pam:new at six. home surveilance video is playing a

kron 4 trolls clifford went looking for an expert opinion. >> reporter: san andreas action impact hollywood disaster flick about a massive earthquake parent tenneco funded downtown los angeles to sampras's go nothing from we can see in the trailers seems to survive the destruction even iraq appears geared up its mind and how realistic is it. in page with u.s. chia's hasn't seen the movie but does have some thoughts about the trailer. appears to show a powerful earthquake shot straight loss angeles and oregon college hammadi makes this dire prediction. "to allow california earthquake on these costs. and this very dramatic stop shop with the san andreas fault appears open up the earth and unfortunate gas station. the law"open up its focus like this is not opening. >> reporter: and this chance not wave that was smashed to the golden gate which by the way was hollywood so obsessed with destroying the golden gate bridge i digress. 'sandra is what we have a foot back and forth a of motion not the type of motion generates tsunamis mn you need something like a productions on a closing of loring lar

in oakland charles clifford kron4news >> pam: many people in the remote areas hardest hit by the nepalstill enough. >> pam: it's been more than week and the remote areas that were hit the hardest create difficulty for relief efforts to reach those areas. the u-n says there is a backlog of relief planes from all over the world waiting to land at kathmandu's single runway airport. demand and as a result. aid to the people in need is not moving fast enough. >> pam: so far.the death toll has risen over 7,500. >> pam: the recently sworn- in.u-s attorney general was in baltimore today.to discuss the civil unrest surrounding the death of freddie gray. >> pam: attorney general. loretta congress.city leaders.and law enforcement. six baltimore police officers are facing charges after gray died from a spinal injury while in police custody. >> pam: baltimore's police was unaware six of his officers would face charges. until right before it was announced on national t-v. the new u-s attorney general was in baltimore today in the wake of civil unrest around the death of freddie gray. >> pam: six off

kron 4's charles clifford has the latest. >>reporter:wednesday evening the curious flocked to sharp park beach to get an upclose look at the second dead whale to wash ashore in pacific in less than a month. >>:i think it's sad. >>reporter:jessica hackett drove over from south san francisco. she says she's never been this close to a whale and regrets that it had to be like this. >>:it is to bad. they are beautifull animals. >>reporter:earlier in the day, teams of biologist from the marine mammal center, the california academy of science and uc davis performed a necropsy on the whale to try to figure out how it died. by the end of the day they had determined that it was a female humpback that had suffered traumatic injuires. the whale had four broken vertebrae a broken rib and was hemoraging. those are the kind of injuries biologist would expect to see if the animal had been struck by a passing ship, but they say that in this case they don't know for sure that that's what happened. >>reporter:they also took tissues samples from

to services thises and said to be discussed this evening and into a public meeting said charles cliffordoakland this this is still assessing the damage from the may day demonstrations friday night the vandalism turn bare extremely destructive on all road. auto row... many businesses had their windows knocked out. the mayor says he wants is vandalism to scott and he did address house year old to do that nor did she said was too pleased with police tactics friday night or they would change dan kerman kron 4 news >> reporter: golden state warriors point guard seth currie and received a mvp warrior mvp award for the most valuable player. >>: of the staff of the front office everybody works upstairs and offices we play for first- class organization and i'm truly honored to be your ndp this year as seth currie speaking >> reporter: is bad enough to come out and see your wallace started many fine your wife's ashes are stolen from the car and the asset pd is gonna make sure that the white kids of proper burial >> reporter: take a look at these adorable kittens of the oakland animal shelters as t

clifford bassett, he's the director of allergy and asthma care in new york, he's the one that came upis term tsunami of pollen. he's the one. so what does that do for his business? >> good question. drumming it up. >> right? they're saying, oh, my gosh, please fix me, give me anything. stuart: some people are suffering. >> yes, absolutely but last year was the pollen vortex. so, again i just don't like the hype surrounding this. yes, the winter was prolonged -- stuart: was that because of global warming and climate change? >> here's the thing. i went back to science, okay? scientists say the pollen numbers are not that unusually high for the first week of may. and there's nothing close to record-breaking right now in the pollen -- >> no tsunami. stuart: you haven't answered the question. climate change is that -- >> listen. the climate has been evolving and changing since the beginning of the atmosphere. climate change is always going to happen stuart. stuart: okay. love that voice. [laughter] you're not done yet. >> oh, i'm not? stuart: roll tape please. the can kiss. the embrace. i

clifford testified you're working hard every single day. i believe that and i thank you for your service. i just believe that we need to do more. that you need more assistance. you need more, you need a larger team and we have to streamline the rules that are made. we got to put on our common sense think inging hats if you will. i believe you're working very hard and the people working for you are working very hard. >> thank you. we appreciate your support. >> thank you all once again for being here. we touched on several issues that are really important. i appreciate the work that you do. subcommittee may be submitting additional questions for the record. i appreciate your response and if there's no further questions the paj isnel is excused. thank you very much. i ask that you have five legislative days to revise and extend remarks. no objections? so ordered. i'd like to thank all our witnesses and the audience members for joining us this morning and this afternoon. the hearing is now adjourned. >> if you missed any of this hearing you ca