the dc-3 we've been talking about. it's taxiing and on its way -- not exactly a historic flight, but a cool one. bob redell has been following it. >> reporter: if you're heading to work and you're driving up and down 880 through hayward and you see a dc-3 that looks like that one, your eyes aren't tricking you, because that's an airplane that has been around that particular one has been around for 65 years, but the actual dc-3s first started flying 75 years ago. and this particular aircraft is on its way from hayward to oshkosh, wisconsin, where next week there's an event called air venture 2010. it's billed as the world's greatest aviation celebration, and they're there to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the dc-3 and they're hoping that this one and a whole bunch of others will be there for one of the largest reunions of its kind. look at that. now, you don't see that too often anymore. two twin props. nice steel construction. >> look at that. just the sound of it, bob, is cool. >> reporter: the man who is behind th

the dc rca is a little over a year old. we have been very effective in changing some policies here in the dc area. we have been very fortunate with mayor fenty and many others who are welcoming our message and welcoming us to participate in the leadership of our city. we want our recovery community to come out. i tell you if we get as many people as we have in here tonight, somebody on the hill is going to pay attention. we did have a town hall meeting with mayor fenty and it was extremely positive. i think it brought to him a new face and a new awareness of how many people were really interested on changing policies and changing the way the district views recovery as well as the problem, the answer as well as the problem. that means we'll be sending you information about our meetings and about our policy updates, about the work that we're doing, about the communities that we're out reaching to, and about the goals that we're setting for ourselves. it's the perfect merge of bringing people in the community who have an intim

---desde "washington dc", "fernando pizarro" tiene los detalles. washington, dc .rro - enseguida en noticias univision 14... --siguen apareciendo estafadores que se aprovechan de la desesperacion de las familias que quieren salvar su casa de un embargo. le diremos como identificarlos. ---seguimos celebrando el bicentenario de la independencia de Éxico. ---la flautista chicana "elena durán" rendiÁ un homenaje a la obra de "diego rivera" con el concierto "méxico de mi corazón".---la cita es el proximo 28 de agosto en el auditorio que lleva el nombre del famoso pintor, en el "city college de san francisco". de vivienda que enfrentan un embargo hipotecario caen presa de personas sin escrupulos que los engaÑan con promesas falsas de que rescataran su casa.---"maria rosa lucchini" nos habla de esto. trt: 1:59supers: --en san francisco, dos personas fueron arrestadas e instruidas de cargos por presunta malversacion de fondos.--"maria lourdes dionisio" de "pacifica" y "hannah yau" de fremont trabajaban en la empresa de tecnologia, ''autonomy inc.'' --segun la fiscalia de l

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a live look outside as the dc-3 is getting ready to take off from the bay area. they had it fired up and ready a few moments ago. we'll show you the rich history.

. >> con ustedes josé díaz-balart desde washington, dc.buenas tardes en arizona a 14 días de entrar la más severa ley antiindocumentados una juez skwu sho los alegatos de un policía de phoenix que se opone a las medidas. >rogelio: muy buenas tardes. la cuenta regresiva nos dice que faltan 2 semanas, 14 días para que entre en vigor ley sb 1070 uno de los oficiales de policía hoy día se presentó en esta corte federal. >> por primera vez una juez federal escuchó los argumentos que llevó a david salgado demandar la ley sb 1070 explicó a la magistrado de por qué podría ser perjudicial. >> un policía tiene el riesgo de ser demandado por perfil racial o ser castigado por no ofrecer la ley. >rogelio: intentaron demostrar que no hay suficientes cosas para ser demandado el policía porque la ley no entró en vigor. si por kon siguientqueporquesig declar declararse antiinconstitucional. >> un amigo del oficial que estuvo en la audiencia, afirmó que la actitud de la juez le generó confianza. >> yo pienso que van a parar. >rogelio: el oficial delgado sal

the shaking started just after 5:00, washington dc time. so far no reports of injuries or damage. >> the president said he felt the quake. >> did he. >> yes. >> lots of people feeling the shake. >> the long awaited financial reform go easy to president obama for his signature. the senate passed the bill on a 60-39 vote, almost two years after a financial melt down sent the economy into a recession. the bill puts new regulations on practices and expands consumer protexts. >> it provides certainty to everyone from bankers to farmers to business owners, to consumers. and unless your business model demands on cutting corners you have nothing to fear from this reform. >>> president obama is expected to sign that bill as early as wednesday. >>> one major investment bank blamed for the 2008 financial crisis has agreed to pay $550 million to federal and federal civil fraud case, goldman sachs was accused of misleading buyers about mortgage-related investments. this is the largest penalty ever against a wall street firm but it is about how much gold

so were going to have cruz, of very extensive air show today with six women were bringing in the dc-10 >> dc-10 this is been joined by 747 the state's largest air tanker dumped water and fire retardant in key places to keep the fire from spreading. it's costing a lot of money but the governor said california budgets for this. >> even though we have a budget crunch $20 billion budget deficit everyone should be assured that we have the money always available for fires or any other disaster that will happen. >> that's a small consolation for the thousands already asked to evacuate their homes and preparing to leave at a moment's notice. >> pictures documents need passports just valuable stuff. pick and choose. the rest is all voters insurance and gas. >> ac transit riders will likely face light buses in canceled runs of least through this weekend. the judge delayed a ruling today that contended the two weeklong dispute between the agency and its workers. christine conley at trans the terminal which details and explains how writers are being affected by all this. christine. >> more delays,

his modified dc-10 can carry as much as 12,000 gal. of fire retardant. the huge claims of the dry brush your craving their own winds while aircraft to attack from the above about 750 firefighters are trying to protect homes on the ground. it does afternoon the fire jumped over the california aqueduct. even so close to the wire is to these homes. the edge of the angeles national forest for firefighters called the urban interface for a while live virus control structures. the crown buyer as it's being called, reached the line in the mountains north of los angeles. taking a closer view you can see how the flames spread from the mountains to the outskirts of palmdale. the yellow area indicates mandatory evacuation last night. >> what it the latest update from daniel with hellfire joining us. so 20 percent containment is that 20 percent on the side close to those homes in palmdale? >> and cordially that is the active part of the fire they moved closer and closer to those homes appeared our letters continue to lead a good progress today oscar this morning goin

one time more than 14,000 dc-3s filled the skies. it was introduced in 1935 and it was the plane that revolution e revolutionized passenger flying. >> it's one of the most fun airplanes to fly. it's very basic. there's no auto pilots. it's just you're free, you can fly at 150 feet or fly at 10,000 feet. doesn't make any difference. >> today fewer than 100 dc-3s are still in the air. >> there are some more concerns about privacy after walmart decided to put electronic id tags on certain merchandise. next month merchandise like jeans, underwear and socks will have removable smart tags. the clerks won't do the removing. the tags carry radio frequency technology that can be read from a distance. a worker will tell what size are missing from shelves and what's on hand in the stock room. privacy advocates retailers could have other personal id like id cards people carry. walmart says customers can remove the tags as soon as they buy the items. >> i wouldn't want to walk around with that. >> a little signs for this weekend series. suzuki wi

cubeta y manguera ya que estás personas están lavando autos para llevar a menores de edad a washington dc es para finales de fin de semana. >>> porque lo hacen= >>> porque tenemos que agarrar dinero para ir a washington. >>> tienen asegurado el boleto para dos pequeños. si quiere ayudar vaya mañana al estacionamiento de mi pueblo para que le laven el carro para que pueda ayudar. esta tarde una niña de 2 años es hospitalizada despuñs de ser atropellada. en la ciudad de alamo. un auto que circulaba a las dos de la tarde impactó a la menor. se desconoce la condición medica. usaba casco de bicicletas. >>> luego de permanecer en un sarcófago los restos del libertador bolivar fueron exonerados. >>> esperamos día muy calido con alta presión. porciones del interior pero esperamos día más agradable con máxima de 75°. y 1: >>> la agencia decidió pagar un millón de dólares a empresas privadas. la idea es que diseñe una especie de amortiguador. digeron que el viento provocó que colapsara un conector. se espera que estos amortiguadores eviten esto. la empesa de transporte enfrenta demandas. por la con

there are also protests around the nation including new york and washington dc and here in californiain los angeles, about 200 trough testers shut down -- protesters shut down a street. they sat down and chanted "these are our streets." many people are saying they are waiting for the expected appeal on a ruling that blocks several key positions of the law. arizona governor january brewer says they -- jan brewer says they will file the appeal. >>> and as we mentioned, arizona's governor is turning to the federal courts here in san francisco for her appeal. also, there's an immigration related protest happening now. jade hernandez is standing by live with more on that part of the story. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, arizona's new immigration law pushed the protesters to the streets. you can see a few of the demonstrators behind me here, but the appeal is here and from there, experts believe this case is onto the supreme court. today we watched a rally with demonstrators against sp 10-70, a law which you heard aims to crack down on illegal immigration on a state level. t

--desde washington dc, ione molinares tiene la respuesta.--corte en arizona ---los primeros efectivos de la guardia nacional que vigilaran la frontera entre mexico y estados unidos llegaran a los estados de california, nuevo mexico y texas a mediados de agosto.---las tropas permaneceran en la frontera alrededor de un aÑo para ayudar a los agentes federales a detectar la presencia de inmigrantes indocumentados. ---en mayo, el presidente "barack obama" anuncio el operativo ante el pedido de mas seguridad fronteriza, y en resupuesta al temor de que la guerra contra el narcotrafico en mexico traspase la frontera hacia estados unidos. --enseguida en noticias univision 14...--en mexico, un enfrentamiento entre militares y narcotraficantes, cobro la vida de uno de los capos mas buscados. "comunidades seguras" con el que las autoridades locales comparten con inmigracion informacion de las personas detenidas, sigue desatando protestas, esta vez fue en san francisco.--beatriz ferrari nos informa... numerosas organizaciones comunitarias, acompaÑadas de

cientos de niÑos cuyos padres han sido deportados, se reuniÁn maÑana en el capitolio en "washington dca exigirle a los congresistas que hagan algo para evitar que mas familias inmigrantes sean separadas. ---"claudia uceda" habÓ con una niÑa que acapaÓ la atencÓn del pÍs al cuestionar a la primera dama sobre las poÍticas de imnimgracion de su esposo, el presidente "barack obama". -- a esa manifestacÓn de niÑos frente a la casa blanca se uniÁn 10 Óvencitos del Área de la baÍa. con mochila en mano, hace unas horas, estos pequeÑos partieron rumbo a washington, d.c..-- Ómo miles de niÑos, algunos de estos menores tambÉn se han visto afectados personalmente por la deportacÓn de un familiar. "mi padre se encuentra en tijuana... va a venir un día." --estas son solo algunas de las conmovedoras historias que esperan compartir estos niÑos con representantes del congreso y la casa blanca.-- todos los niÑos que participaran en esta marcha son ciudadanos estadounidenses. -- a dos dias de su entrada en vigor, la ciudad de "fremont, nebraska" freno la implementacion de una ley que hubiera prohibido la

. >> fueron arrestados en washington dc y luego puestos en libertad. >> pero hoy en washington pidena los senadores que les ayude a detener esta ley >> su causa ha sido criticada por politicos y otros estudiantes, quienes dicen que de ser legalizados podrían quitarles la oportunidad a otros estudiantes. >> estamos cansados de esperar. son muchos los estudiantes que están siendo deportados >> cuando el congreso dio su apoyo al dream act decidió apoyar a los estudiantes >> inclusive están siendo presionados para detener este movimiento. >> nos habló un congresista, que por quñ lo estamos haciendo, por quñ no esperamos una reforma y le dijimos hemos esperado por diez años >> desde phoenix arizona. >> con la llegada de barak obama a la presidencia ,se esperaba un cambio para los indocumentados, esto ocurrió pero no como pensaban las cifras de indocumentados han alcanzado cifras record. >> el año pasado 387 mil personas en estados unidos 136 eran extrajeros criminales. >> esta cifra indica que solo la mitad de estas deportaciones fueron criminales. >> activistas dicen que a pesar de esto,

. >> and i go to the school of the sacred heart in washington dc and we're going to do a brief interviewthe kids. can you tell us what you learned about love? >> care about people. >> always and do you remember what you learned from them about peace? do you know what kind of star that is? >> peace. >> peace. >> yeah. >> okay what did you learn about respect? >> i don't know. >> do you remember -- do you remember the story about louis the leopard at all? >> no. >> what do you do if someone is different from you? >> be sad. >> (inaudible). >> oh yeah. >> edward can you tell me what your favorite kind of star is? >> courage. >> a courageous star. that is nice. are you ready? can you tell us something you learned about love? >> hum -- respect people. >> okay. what did you learn about love? >> to share and care. >> good, very good. thank you for your answers guys. (applause). ♪

. ---- salieron a su destino esta tarde y ya llegaron a washington dc, le hablo de los niÑos de san josela manifestacion de maÑana y que a esta hora ya llegaron.---tuvimos oportunidad de conversar con ellos antes de su partida. =blanca garza= garza= 1:35 " queremos ver a obama y que haga la reforma migratoria, que complete sus promesas."por eso esta tarde un grupo de 11 personas entre niÑos y adultos viajaron a la capital del pais. ---ellos son parte de los cientos de niÑos que conforman un movimiento a nivel nacional ....se presentaran en la casa blanca maÑana con una misma peticion. --- ivan viaja con su paÁ. . 4:50 " y exigirle al presidente obama que no se olvide de lo que nos prometio, que no se olvide de esa reforma migratoria que hemos estado buscando que siempre hemos estado luchando y que ya es hora de que tome cartas en el asunto para que ya nuestra gente no sufra."5:05 una de esas personas que sufren por que su sueÑo de ir a washington se vio truncado es la seÑora maria cruz, quien trae puesto un brazalete con el que el departamento de inmigracion monitorea todos sus movimient

seis se dio durante varios segundos en algunos sectores al norte de washington dc. el nÚmero de muertes entre los indocumentados que cruzan la frontera ha aumentado dramÁticamente este mes. el forense ha recibido 40 cadÁveres, veremos de quÉ manera las autoridades estÁn ácidos sonar la alarma. >> la mayorÍa han escuchado los peligros del inmenso calor y de la probabilidad de muerte pero aÚn asÍ cursar el desierto. >> no tiene suficiente agua para hacer la travesÍa. >> cientos de inmigrantes se extravÍan en ese desierto y sus familiares piden ayuda para encontrarlos ya sea vivos o muertos. >> archivos dentales, rayos x, todo lo que nos pueda ayudar. usualmente son mujeres y intentando llegar con sus esposos, o personas que han cruzado antes. >> con datos de los familiares por medio de derechos humanos o por compaÑeros de viaje. >> nos dicen que lo dejaron detrÁs porque no pudo cruzar el camino. >> cuando recibe la informaciÓn que alguien ha sido abandonado o quedado en el desierto inicia en el operativo de rescate. >> trabajamos tambiÉn con otras agencias tratando de

---desde "washington dc", "juan carlos lopez" nos cuenta cuales serán las tareas de los soldados desplegadosho esperar... desde tucson arizona, karla gomez escamilla nos dice como han tomado algunos residentes este despliege militar en la frontera. ---el presidente "barack obama" arremetio contra los legisladores republicanos que han bloqueado la extension del seguro de desempleo para millones de personas.---el mandatario los acuso de tener como rehenes a los estadounidenses en lo que llamo "sus juegos politicos", en franca alusion a las tres ocasiones en que obstruyeron una iniciativa para ayudar a los desempleados.---la critica presidencial surge a unas horas de que en el senado se inicie el debate de la propuesta mas reciente, ya con suficientes votos para evitar la tactica "obstruccionista" de los republicanos.---los republicanos se oponen a que los 34-mil-millones de dolares que requiere la iniciativa sean sumados a la deuda federal. --enseguida en noticias univision 14...un nuevo estudio advierte que "si" habra detenciones basadas en el perfil racial si llega a entrar en vigor la ley s

instants regresamos con las voz sz de jóvenes inmigrantes que vencen el mie nos vamos a washington dcestudiantes en arizona. que beneficia del dream act. necesitemos protegerlos. >>> todos los estudiantes sabem hemos esperado mucho tiempo. es hora que el presidente haga algo para que empuje el dream act. y no queden truncada los sueños de los studz estudiantes. >>> telemundo continúa en phoenix, y esta será la voces de jóvenes hispanos utilizan cualquier escenario, una propuesta que beneficia más de dos millones de estudiantes indocumentados >>> y amigos recuerden que nos pueden seguir por twitter. y también por nuestra página de facebook. . y mañana, por su cadena telemundo. un programa especial arizona hora 0 a las diez de la mañana. 9 centro. y con esto nos despedimos, muchas gracias por su sintonía, los esperamos mañana. >>> hasta aquí esta edición de su noticiero nacional telemundo >>> buenas noches.

the change of heart cam of meeting with officials in washington dc. the league can have more time to consider allowing the a's to move south into what has been considered the territory of the san francisco giants. >>> ac transit riders are still stuck in the labor dispute. drivers have been calling in sick and things could get worse as the managers threatened to cut all weekend serves. a judge is expected to rule on the imposed contract this friday. >>> it has been 100 days since the gulf oil spill first happened. oakland's police chef met with the business owners this morning to talk about concerns. the bay area may finally see a small warm up. steve paulson has the forecast. >>> 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óiy >>> crews are busy repairing two water main breaks today. the first one ruptured this morning at buckled the street and flooded nearby yards. crews should have the pipes fixed in another couple of hours and service restored to the customers. they are still looking into why the pipes broke. >>> in the face of a shrinking work force, chief bass

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es un dc de puras obras de actores de 200 años, muchas gracias felicidades a alondra >>> alondra de lamás adelante elena kagan la nominada a la corte justicia se anotó un triunfo en el senado. que tal amigos muy bueno s tard >>> o todavía color en el inferior para korcosta agradabl >>> la lluvia que se enfrenta en la tarde y noche y lugares donde temperaturas alcanzaron 108 grados >>> qué calo intenso por allá >>> el promedio 68 grados >>> se espera que por la noche estamos en san francisco >>> una noche fresco aunque temperaturas en el interior suben >>> a partir de los 4 de la tarde de mañan miércole >>> y esta noche promedio 54 entre lo capa no marina a lo que es la bahía y condición estupendas y gad agradable >>> fin de semana 72 y 71. y nublados llegan cerca de la costas >>> en el interior estable de los 80 a 84. y así el calor se queda nld región >>> más detalles esta noche solo a las once. elena kagan la nominada del presidente obama a la suprema corte de juicio la ex decana de harvard obtuvo 13 votos a favor y en contra 6. ahora la última palabra la tiene el pleno la cámara alt

un grupo de madres, con todo y sus hijos pequeños llegaron hasta washington dc para hablar del dramaar la violencia. --ademas, muchos latinos pueden obtener una visa para venir a trabajar legalmente a los estados unidos, pero pocos lo hacen... investigamos el por que.---tambien, cientos de enfermeras se plantaron a las afueras de meg whitman, la candidata republicana al gobierno de california.lo bueno callo hueso es considerado una ciudad donde los fantasmas andan por su respeto y aqkike ga nos maestra porque es así. oeksz okay te devuelva. los fantasma están hablando en noche prol prometen y estamos en el museo. y un antiguo y un fuerte no puedes caminar y no sentir algo >>> hoy un equipo de cazo fantasma llegó para sacar algo. y tenemos aquí a personas y todo el mundo a portarse bien >>> la veladora del museo insiste que hay que avisar el museo que la cámara comenzó a rodar y roberts hablan de lo que puede pasar si osoamos tomar una foto sin permiso. amigo nos fotografíar >>> confiando en que contamos con el ben placita de los espíritus cámara infra rojas se conectaron >>> unos caz

the dc- 10 giving you the biggest fire power there and the fighting from above. below fighting aid coming in from all over the state as they try to get a handle on this. the 5% contained reno and it is 12 1/2 square miles. there are 2000 evacuations over night most of those people have been allowed back into their homes they were able to save a lot of those homes. we had a conference earlier that we carried live one question that came up was exactly how far it is from power lines. >> the fire is in that general area it is right there. it burned through some areas last night. power lines are referred to are all right in the fires area. >> fire fighters say at this point there have been no reports of power being lost. you concede this is a giant the fire lot of smoke coming from the buyer. they'd been concerned about the homes that were in the area. that is a high desert area. it is north of los angeles. that is what they're working on today in addition to the other fighters that are burning around the state. >> carpoolers to 01 k across the golden gate bridge. the

holocaust memorial in washington dc, vandalism on the memorial in san francisco, according to the defamation league, they are 2 of the 211 incidents reported in 2009. >> it comes back to intolerance, racism the new audit led the nation with 275 incidents last year. new york, new jersey and florida followed. rabbi stephen pierce is talking about the heavily secured street in san francisco. the rabbi says the high number of incidents in california could be attributed to the economy. when times are tough, he says, people look for someone to blame. >> they choose a convenient target. they're very visible, high profile society. >> the regional director of the defamation league agrees with the rabbi about his economic theory. she says more and more youth are being targeted. >> we see something on facebook where someone will create a page about a student. or a student will log in and look at their wall to see this. >> she said it's about education at home and in the schools. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an 8% group in consumer confidence led to a mixed finish on wall street. the dow ended up 12 points

they had a major march down pennsylvania avenue, in washington dc robes and all so the catholic church responded holding counter rallies to that. when archbishop hanna was coming back from roam they said we will -- okay they said we will have a -- rome they said we will have a huge parade in honor of his return but it was a statement against the ku klux klan. a march of over 80,000 people and it was raining and then they had an outdoor mass, former gover of illinois give an address on catholic citizenship and one of my favorite editorials of the day said it was a great day and none of the marchers wore masks. it was clear what they were trying to do but archbishop hanna presided over that. >> and archbishop midi succeeded him. >> he was a great administrator, money man he had a great ability to purchase real estate. there are stories about him, that he would go down the peninsula and see plats of land and say buy that land. so the concept he had he bought up a lot of land which would provide a strike for a parish. he had to know the demographic trends. where would they need a pir rush.

this modified dc-10 can carry as much as 12,000 gal. of fire retardant. the huge flames of the drybrush are creating their own winds carried while aircraft attacked the fire from above about 750 firefighters are trying to protect homes on the ground. this afternoon the fire jumped over the california aqueduct you can see how close the fire is to these homes. where firefighters called the urban interface where wild land fires can infrastructures. the fire as it's being called police stepped in and not as north of los angeles taking a closer view you can see how the flames spread from the mountains to the outskirts of palmdale. the yellow areas indicates mandatory and the evacuations last night. those orders were listed this morning and firefighters were able to say for homes and a half-dozen out buildings. >> fire spokesperson joining us now on the phone for the latest update. daniel what you know about evacuations? >> little bit of good news even though we continue the fire of the activity of the crown fire in los angeles they were able to lift the number

seriously, i want to thank our friends from washington dc. i want to thank our friends from sacramento. i want to think our friends from every sector in the bay area for this tremendous project. in san francisco, we take our project seriously. when it comes to these, we are absolutely united. when it comes to earthquake safety, all of us here came together last june to pass one of the largest bond measures for public safety and the structure. last night, we put on the ballot yet another bond to rebuild our private sector buildings. this project is remarkably important. just in closing, i want to say as a former small business person the impact of this project not just on jobs, but the impact on our small businesses, particularly our disadvantaged businesses, cannot be underestimated. thank you. the warmup. . b-- be warm. [applause] >> let me acknowledge the new statewide director was not able to join us today, but i want to invite my partner and friend and colleague, the district for caltrans director of safety. he deserves as much credit as

live issued a heat warning in dc. the midwest has been pounded by recent storms. to flooding was so bad id created as 30 ft. hole in the dam. in chicago tens of thousands of people are without power tonight. >> evacuation's got under way saturday. fifth after massive amounts of recent rainfall inches cussed the dam to fail. >> we're talking abut a catastrophic break in the dam. >> a man was driving is sec that fell into a shrink coal. >> i knew i needed to do something quick otherwise something bad was going to happen >> this was the scene in chicago were severe storms brought more than 6 in. of rain. numerous roads had been shut down and tens of thousands were with it without power at one point. >> i'd like to say saying kill and i'm very grateful for helping me >> there was some good news for milwaukee >> there was panic and chaos today in a very crowded music event in germany that turned into a stampede that resulted in death and injury >> thunderstorm some of them severe but pretty tranquil weather here in the bay area. we will be back with more news, weather

. >> here's a live look right now read their use of the huge dc- 10 know what he drops they're putting on this fire as we continue to follow this claim rate now. you see it's headed towards the flame 150 homes are being threatened rate now in the area. fire crews are putting everything they can on the flames to try and prevent them from burning any of the homes. the evacuations in place in palmdale and the real concern is a the power lines. we have major transmission lines that run through the area and provide. to southern california here's another live look from the carrier that's governor schwarzenegger on the right-hand side she is there at the command center for this fire going over plants which cal fire. will continue to follow the latest spyri in the meantime back in the bay area watching the weather let's get an update from jacqueline. >> looking live outside its san francisco we see a mix of the sun and clouds out there this afternoon. the fog sticking on the coast. will see very similar conditions over the next several days. a look at our current much cooler closer the coastli

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in fact, they have brought in a massive dc-10 to drop fire retardant.e next hour is critical as the firefighters try to get the upper hand before the return of the high winds. >> flames swirled out of control through the dry hills of los angeles. fire jumped the concrete and ignited a transmission station and raced through seven miles of brush. authorities describe it as 5% contained, meaning firefighters have made just minimal headway so far in controlling the outbreak. >> we're experiencing cooler temperatures than normal for this time of year. we are going to try to use that to our advantage and do as much as we can today. >> reporter: in nearby communities, residents saw the danger from the windows. >> the sky had changed color and, you know, the wait it glows into the house was different so we knew there was a fire. >> reporter: with the flames burning out of control, fire crews evacuated about 2,000 people. you can see what's left of this mobile home here at this ranch. now, the mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted. but residents are being

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from the beginnings of take-homes in washington, dc, i have had them- i've had them at the maximum allowed and now i get 27 days. so i come in once a month. and it's wonderful. i mean, you know, i can travel, i can go to my beach house in the summertime without having to think about it. on any given day, if we were to sample urines or swab their cheeks to test for an illicit drug, 80% of our patients will test opiate negative. oh, it's been like night and day. i mean, before i got started taking medication, i was having a very, very, hard time. i mean, i had a very bad heroin addiction. i'd do a lot of stupid things trying to get drugs, you know, and i'd probably be dead in the street somewhere, shot od, or somebody'd kill me trying to take the money or something. so that's how my life would have been if i wasn't in this program. recovery is not all about abstinence. recovery is getting control of your life. it's to stop using heroin, stop using other drugs, use your medication. i find that in working closely with people who suffer from addiction, they're just like other people. they want

. >>> washington, dc, got a rare jolt today. 3.6 earthquake struck just after 5:00 a.m.e morning centered near rockville, maryland. quakes are so unusual some people thought it was a truck passing by or a low flying plane. there were no reports of injuries or damage. the president said he didn't feel it. >> he was on his way to bar harbor to have a coconut ice cream. >> we saw that earlier. >> roberta what is going on? >> 63 in san francisco. we did have 100 degrees in pittsburgh. brentwood as well. look what happened this evening. a marine layer roughly about 1000 feet deep sweeped into the city of san francisco. look right now the transamerica building. that is roughly down to 600 feet. that's how we begin our morning tomorrow you can count on delays at sfo on arriving flights. that's pretty much the criteria right there at 600 feet. so let's go ahead and crunch our models together and come up with your pinpoint forecast. currently, san francisco at 53 degrees. mid-50s and overcast in mill valley. san jose. 68 after a high today of 83. and brentwood has now tumbled 20

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director, public health communication and marketing program, george washington university, washington, dc; sandra de castro buffington, director, hollywood health & society, usc annenberg norman lear center, beverly hills, california. the media obviously influences how people create their opinions, particularly about addiction and treatment issues in behavior health. and doug, why don't we review what we mean about media today. some time ago, marshall mcluhan said that the medium is the message and that is more true today than ever. media have proliferated and they now permeate our society. we're surrounded by it constantly 24/7 and users increasingly are defining what the media are and what those media mean to the rest of us. and mark, why is it important for the media to really understand addiction, treatment, and behavioral health? i think as doug just said, it's 24/7, people rely on the media to get their information and, as the media reaching out, people are forming opinions, ideas, attitudes about what they think about addiction and mental illness based on what they're seeing on the

allison burns is live in our washington dc newsroom. good morning, allison. >> reporter: good morning to you, claudine and the fight over this ruling is not over yet. as you said, arizona's new immigration law goes into effect today, but a federal judge has blocked some of the most controversial provision. let's look at some of the parts of the law that will not go in effect today. the police' requirement to question the immigration status. the requirement for workers to carry their immigration papers. there is relief and rage in arizona over this ruling. you can see some demonstrators hanging a banner. >> obviously, it's a little bit of a bump in the road and until i get my whole arms around it, we don't know exactly where we are going to go. we knew what was going to happen today, of course one side or the other was going to appeal. >> reporter: now, the ruling is considered a victory for the obama administration. i will take a closer look at this in the case that some say will go all the way to the supreme court coming up in about an

an assault on the flames and fighting this fire with a number of air tankers including the massive dc 10 that can drop 2000 gallons in a single pass. >> the most important thing is that, you'll hear this always from the fire officials that there is 24 hours are the important time. >> firefighters are concentrating on communications powers on top of a mountain and on power lines providing electricity for edison customers throughout the area. these are 500 transmission lines. saying it's reducing power that passes through the leona valley switching to plants that are closer to deliver energy to the city and is monitoring line autos it's a major part of the grid. we build a lot of reliability into the grid. so that we can shift where we need to in situations like this. >> and southern california edison had to deenergize here. they were able to reroute power and have been no reports of power outages here in southern california. the fixed-wing aircraft they're going to stop operating just before sunset. helicopters can be up throughout the night and they might be up throughout night if see

he argued the dc gun case on behalf ot -- of the district of columbia, and a case where he tricked justice souter and struck down an outrageous punitive damage award. he won all the cases argued this year, even if the win on behalf of north carolina is not as well noted. but to his left -- but not politically -- is richard epstein. he is the newly-minted lawrence a. tisch professor at nyu law school, still affiliated with chicago, but more famously he was a professor, dean, former head -- director of the law and economics program. richard is well known from his research and writing on a wide range of subjects. he has written dozens of books, hundreds of articles, and edited some very influential legal journals. here are the subjects he taught at the university of chicago. labor law, patent, property, tort, real estate, finance, and individual and corporate taxation. it is perhaps for this range -- did i? >> you also left out that he taught the same thing in every course. >> richard was elected at a ripe young age to the american academy of arts and sciences in 1985. last but not least, gre

a short time ago, we saw a dc 10 tanker make the first drop out there. the temperatures are cool. winds are calm right now. but that is expected to change this afternoon. the winds are expected to pick up. the temperatures are expected to be, turnly in the high 90s. that's not good. the fire is about 5% surrounded right now. in the meantime some bay area firefighters are saying this morning's layoffs will increase the fire danger in their city. just moments ago they wrapped up their final shift. ktvu's paul chambers is joining us live in san jose where a news conference just ended. good morning, paul. >> good morning. the interim fire chief just talked about the layoffs and how this will afc the police -- i keep saying police, i apologize will affect the force here in san jose. the fire union chief is here and he will talk in a few minutes. basically this is a big deal. a lot of the officers, a lot of the fire officials have just been let go. >> we know it's going to put the community at risk, the property at risk and then the firefighters at greater risk. >> reporter: in all more