his victims to swear to say ton, and he entered homes through unlocked doors and windows, and east los angeles residents captured him during an attempted carjacking. >> the trouble a southern california nuclear plant is shutting down, and will be closed between los angeles and san diego. it has not produced electricity since january of 2012 when unusual damage was discovered on tubes that carry radioactive water. the plant has generated power for southern california for more than 40 years. the closure will mean the loss of 1,100 jobs. >> the weekend is here and mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> you think of a place you could go to escape the warm weather at the coast where we will have riptides but, also, in tahoe she have had record highs tuesday, wednesday, yesterday and more record heat on the way. now, how much cooler it will be monday and tuesday, a group of protesters are facing eviction in san francisco and they say their cause is worth >> breaking news in san francisco this video just in, at least four people have been injured at main and market streets after a muni accident. t

but one thing that really struck me, before i made the film, i was working in east los angeles as an organizer, i was working specifically with immigrant latino women, mothers. many times, they came to me, they didn't even know how i identified, they came to me and said, i really want to talk to my kids about sexuality and i don't know how. i don't have the language for it. i feel uncomfortable. i'm not sure. so, when they came to me, i was like, wow, our community wants to talk about it but they don't necessarily know how. i feel like films like this become tools for our community to begin to talk about that. so it really breaks that silence and makes it a little easier. >> helps them express. >> i think so. >> you kind of answered my next question. what do you want folks to go home with at the end of watching your film? >> i don't know if i have one main message. i think there's a lot of things you can walk away with. when i was writing this film, i was thinking about how i have often heard a love between two people of the same gend ever is something weird and unnatural and alien.

los angeles. >> the informal summit meeting will be held in a luxurious estate east of los angeles. it is a chance for president obama and the chinese president to get to know one another better and perhaps chart a course for relations that may last well into the future. at choice of meeting place the family estate in palm springs is intended to allow the leaders to have wide-ranging talks in a relaxed atmosphere without the formal trappings and strict protocol of a formal state visit. for quiet a place diplomacy meetings to take place. >> the setting may be relaxed, but relations between the nations have been tense for some time. discussions between the leaders of the world's two largest economies will include trade and growth with obama likely to press him on china's is restrictive policies and what many in the u.s. see on the artificially low value of its currency, which makes chinese exports cheaper. there is also the issue of relentless chinese cyber attacks to steal secret information from u.s. government agencies and corporations. obama wants to give it american military focu

you might remember we were in least los angeles, and east los angeles college, when they had receivedmpus and was going to shoot things up. it ended up that a teenager was arrested on the campus of santa monica college. where reportedly also made indications or threats about shooting. reporter: if i can interrupt because we're running out of time. what about the president leaving the area? the president -- >> shepard: our understanding there is are number of events happening simultaneously, and as we nip and out of coverage from different stations you can see what is happening. the sheeting on campus. the shooting nearby. and our correspondent from fox 11 is mentioning the same thing we were about a fire at a house nearby. a lot going on. is it tied together? we don't have a way to know. we'll update you as we get more information. before we head out for the hour, give you a quick look at the big board on the quarter

los angeles. >> reporter: this fast-moving fire threatened homes and forced evacuations east of los angeles, fed by tender, dry brush and temperatures topping near 100 degrees. 1ç9ç#v the upper 90s, helping to spark this fire near a busy freeway. all across the west, summer is off to a sizzling start. it was hotter in phoenix than kiro, egypt. it was so hot in colorado, the city of boulder called off its marathon. >> it's hotter than an oven out here. >> reporter: the national weather service has issued heat warnings skpand advisories in almost every western state. the reason? a huge dome of hot, dry air stretching from the pacific to the rockies. >> the more stagnant air mass, the hotter it gets and the more uncomfortable it gets out there. >> reporter: evelyn taft is a meteorologist for los angeles. >> we're basically looking at historic heat right now. we haven't seen something quite like this in maybe ten years. >> reporter: in california, people are seeking relief wherever they can find it. utilities are bracing for a surge in demand for electricity. steven berg oversees the state's power g

he is a democratic senator from the 30th district which includes east los angeles county fbi agents aresaid to have surged one other location the state capital. an internal review by the los angeles police department has concluded that rolled x copper christopher border was justifiably fired. --rogue e-cox-cop . a civil rights attorney reviewed a lengthy examination says it concludes and orders allegations of racism and bias were unfounded. chief charlie back ordered the review in february while door was on the run. the former officer have posted an on-line manifesto calling warfare against the department, officers and families, in retaliation for what he called his son for firing into thousand eight. door killed four people, including two law enforcement officers,apid and wh from an apparently self inflicted gunshot in a burning cabin.--charlie beck. leslie van houten, who was the end is charles manson follower convicted of murder, plan to speak personally took california parole board today to ask for release from prison. this will be heard 20 if parole hearing. and has been in custody

bust in southern california. >> police say they found more than 1,000 pot plants in oxnard, east of los angelesn worth. the pot discovered after a month-long investigation. >>> shocking news out of cleveland this afternoon. during the more than ten years that ariel castro held young women captive in his house, police were called to the same block 1,000 times. >>> plus, why an elderly indiana woman on death row since she was 16 years old is >>> a woman says she was the [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone. it's for value seekers. for spicy italian lovers. for veggie eaters. for meatball dreamers. for everyone who wants more of what they love. the new $4 lunch. a 6 inch sub and 21 ounce drink. tons to choose from. all day every day. >>> welcome back to 4:30, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm pat lawson muse detectives are deelding in a field south of detroit. an old ex-mobster they have been interviews may have led them to this area. he disappeared back in 1995. >>> bob martin luther king donnell's personal expenses coming under scrutiny. the mcdonnell's reimbursed the

east of los angeles, that fire is now 30 percent contained. pam? >> catherine: construction will resume thurdsday on the new 49ers >> pam: stadium in santa clara. right now, it's suspended due to a deadly accident on the job. an elevator worker was crushed to death yesterday. the project director says building will begin at 6:45 am tomorrow. after a meeting with all 12-hindred employees about the tragic day. cal-osha, the santa clara sheriffs department are looking into the accident. the contractor -- turner-devcon is also conducting its own investigation. the worker killed was 63- year-old donald white. the elevator industry. >> pam: new tonight, an update on the giants fan, severely beaten at a dodgers game. bryan stow is now being cared for at home. because family members say his insurance company has ceased payments for a live- in care facility. they add they are happy stow is back -- and do what they can for him, but due to the severe brain injury he suffered, he requires constant help and care. >> pam: experiencing a huge setback without dail

that's east of los angeles by the way.lost control during an engine test yesterday and slammed right through the hangar. the good news here, though is that nobody was hurt. can you imagine the pilot goes oops. >> i thought maybe somebody said turn right, no left. >> the wrong gps. >> two legendary filmmakers predicted big changes in the movie business. george lucas said a povy ticket will some day cost as much as a broadway show. and steven spielberg says the current age of the blockbuster will end badly. >> there's going to eventually be an implosion or meltdown. there's going to be an implosion where three or four or maybe a half dozen of these mega budgeted movies will go crashing into the ground and that's going to change the paradigm again. >> michael hogan, entertainment editor for "the huffington post" joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of this. >> i think you have steven spielberg and george lucas responding to charges happening in hollywood. part of that is related to digital transformati

lot of you, you know, getting on that summer vacation and heading out, maybe to the east coast, maybe just to los angelesu'll be happy to know if you're leaving tonight or tomorrow morning, we're currently delay free at all the major airports. we do have a few showers in seattle, but it's not producing any delays at the moment. we'll get you outside to our live hd camera. this is crystal clear. looking great tonight. also in fremont, i've eck panned the camera about as wide as at that can go. no fog trickling in. however, at the mid peninsula, there is a little bit of stratus developing, but nothing major here in san francisco. just two to three days ago we had that marine layer up to about 2,000 feet. for friday, it is going to be mainly clear here as we continue throughout the coastline. little bit of haze, possibly some stratus at the immediate coastline. starting out at the upper 40s. some rare june sunshine and mid-70s expected already for the east bay and also pour the south bay. so on that three day forecast with summer arriving tonight, the first full day of summer will be tomorrow. you can see a

reported and more fires are likely unfortunately. 27 degrees for the high in los angeles and 42 in phoenix. out towards the east, on the hod side in washington, d.c. with a high of 32 on tuesday. finally in europe, a strong low pressure system has been affecting the british isles. rains should ease across the southern end of the british isles. dry and warmer across the rest of europe. because of that, very hot and 33 in vienna. and towards the west and still on the chilly sides in lisbon. here's the extended forecast. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: president obama joined a gathering of leaders from the world's wealthiest nations today. topping the agenda: what to do about the bloody civil war in syria. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, we explore the u.s.-russian split over syria, and the shared goal of stopping the violence. >> woodruff: then, the supreme court ruled arizona may not require proof of citizenship in order to

reported and more fires are likely unfortunately. 27 degrees for the high in los angeles and 42 in phoenix. out towards the east, on the hod side in washington, d.c. with a high of 32 on tuesday. finally in europe, a strong low pressure system has been affecting the british isles. rains should ease across the southern end of the british isles. dry and warmer across the rest of europe. because of that, very hot and 33 in vienna. and towards the west and still on the chilly sides in lisbon. here's the extended forecast. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> ted kooser was an insurance man for 35 years before he became poet laureate of the united states. he lives with his wife and two dogs near the town of garland, nebraska, where he writes about life on the great plains. >> here, on fine long legs springy as steel a life rides, sealed in a small brown pill that skims along over the basement floor wrapped up in a simple obsession. eight legs reach out like the master ribs of a web in which some thought is caught dead center in its own small world

east bay. >>> the warriors have been granted the option of visiting dwight how ard in los angeles.uly 10th is when he will announce which team he will play for next season. it seems like we will have another decision, terry, just like lebron james. saber cats also winners tonight. they beat the utah blaze, 57-49. i'm not as interested in the super man sweeps stakes where everybody was a couple years ago. >> so what is the scoop in your sports world? is this for real? >> the one thing about the warrior's management, they will explore all options. if he wants to talk to the team and he can bring something to the team, they will explore it. they figure hi's a good player, a solid player. >>> a bizarre rise? photos as instagram got hacked with fruit spam. it slowly made its way around. it's unclear how the spamers got ahold of the account logging credentials. it was a link to a fake bbc page promoting weight loss coffee. the whole thing is weird. please, change your password. change it anyway, what's it matter? >> this bizarre weather and with a vacation day in the middle of next week,

east facility is the oldest operating jail in los angeles.ng. the 15 dormitories inside the jail can house approximately 2,000 inmates. with the nation's jail population becoming more middle-aged, facilities like l.a. county's east jail are trying to accommodate older inmates and keep them away from more violent younger ones. >> well, this is the old man's dorm. which is a privileged dorm. you have to be 45 and older to be in this dorm. and if you mess up in this dorm, you go back to regular population. >> for almost 40 years, 51-year-old inmate will williamson has been committing crimes that land him in jail. >> yeah. it's sickening. it's something, you know, you just have to put up with that. you know, i did it to myself again. i said i wasn't coming back. here i am. same people, same everything. just like i've seen people come in and out, there's people that come in and see me come and go. a headache all the way around. >> will williamson's outlook on being in jail is much different now than it was when he was first locked up at age 14. >>

east. sacramento, 107, 108 chico, and 117 palm springs and 93 los angeles. you see some of the cloud cover being vected to the north. there may be some dry lightning next week. that wouldn't be a good case. but today maybe a degree or two cooler around the bay and closer to the east. but otherwise still hot. 96, no change there. the #* 99 napa. 104 morgan hill. half moon bay a nice afternoon at 75 degrees. over at the coliseum today, plenty. 80s with another warm one there. i am early 80s, plenty. sunshine in oakland today. we will look for the temperatures to stay very hot inland. in fact, even a few degrees warmer tomorrow. 107. 108 on tuesday. still in the 70s at the coast. mid-and upper 90 around the bay. wednesday we should get some cooling around the bay. if we break the 100-degree mark on winstatious we will have to wait and see, but it looks like the cooling continues into the fourth of july friday and saturday so hang in there. >> yeah. what are you to go to escape the heat? >> you know, moving around. i think going to the cooler spot like everybody

east. in the high country there will be rumbles of country and to the south, 73 in los angeles and 68 in san diego. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> we are checking on this accident but, first, as we take a wide look at the bay area we see lots of green and that is the sprinkles mike was telling us about that could affect your drive so that means slick conditions as you make the drive from livermore and toward castro valley, oakland, and we are seeing some accidents as a result of this but go have this one, in fact, it is causing a huge backup out of east richmond, and westbound 80, a crash involving a big rig and we do have two lanes blocked and the paramedics are coming to the scene right now and we will see other parts of the bay area but right now 87 is moving clearly beyond the julian off-ramp. >> merchants in san francisco's mission district have lunched a petition to stop a popular men's store from opening on the corridor because a bookstore at 16th is there already and is being evicted after 25 years. the rent has doubled and the landlord is bringing in jack spade, a luxury plane's b

los angeles. vigilantes' are mobilizing, squad cars are pouring in from points east, north, south.is killed it is a very big deal. many agencies involved. but an end of day one, the fbi was involved, the dea was involved, tracking for men with their force base was involved, turning into the biggest manhunt in modern california history and by the end of seven days donald kueck was on the run there were thousands of cops looking for him. here was one man who knew the desert so well he was able to outfox this massive modern posse which in the end deploy it a tank from the gulf war called the bear. one of the amazing things that happened during this man hunched, because donald kueck knew the desert so well and was able to elude this posse for such a long time, the swat team, los angeles county swat team needed to in camp on his territory in the desert and they were not accustomed to desert tracking. in the past had mainly been servants situations involving street fights and so on so now they find themselves trying to to hunt down. another thing to happen when donald kueck was on the ru

choppers are flying in from downtown los angeles, vigilantes are mobilizing, squad cars start pouring in from points east, north and south. i mean, when a cop is killed, it's a very big deal. many agencies get involved by the end of day one. the fbi was involved, the dea was involved, tracking from edwards air force base was involved. this was turning into the biggest manhunt in modern california history. ask by the end of the seven days that cook was on the run, there were literally thousands of cops looking for him. there was one man who knew the desert so well that he was able to outfox this mass massive, modern, high-end, low-tech posse which in the end deployed a tank from the gulf war called the bear. and one of the amazing things which happened during this manhunt was because donald cook knew the desert so well and was able to elude this positive is si for -- posse for such a long time, the s.w.a.t. team needed to encamp on his territory in the desert, and they were not accustomed to desert tracking. their thing in the past had mainly been like urban situations involving street fights and so on. s

. >>> the same storm system has moved east and is bringing hail and high winds to parts of the northeast. >>> outside los angelese to flee their homes. the powerhouse fire is only 20% contained. now back to "the hit man tapes." >>> let me tell you what my husband did to me. >> so you want him gone? not walking the earth anymore? >> if it's an accident, i'd love it. if you're taping me -- >> maybe you're taping me. you could be a cop. >> i could. my father's a cop. >> you kind of look like a cop. >> long island, new york. march 3rd, 2010. susan williams, a mother of four in the city of garden city pauses to contemplate the consequences of her actions. looking directly into the camera in an undercover vehicle some 30 miles from midtown manhattan. >> the tape tells the whole story. >> he's a schmuck. and i'm like, this is going on forever. >> susan called her husband a schmuck when talking to this man. it's distinctive to this region, it's a derogatory term here. if you listen to her tone, the way she said it was so -- like she hates him. >> you want him dead? >> god, i don't want to say it. you said it. >> do you

east bay. nice and warm. highs into the 80s to new orleans. and in california a nice, sunny day. 80s in los angeles. here in the bay area sunny skies milder than today, high temperatures inland climbing into low to mid-80s. and tomorrow evening giants taking on miami marlins game time is 7:15. breezy, sunny. lots of daylight with temperatures about 58 degrees at the start of the game. and this should be about pleasant game conditions. >> still ahead a twist on sesame street. the new puppet and tough issue that will help discuss with kids. >> new evidence showing the controversial hpv vac jean working for teen girls. >> can a pharmacy scan your license plate >>> breaking news for you now. multiple media outlets are reporting that james gandolfi nismt died in itally. it's believed he suffered a heart attack. he won three emmys for his roles during the show's six season run. he was 51 years old. >> sesame street is expanlding it's horizons again. the popular kids show introduced a mup yet named alex. the father is in jail. idea to help kids understand and cope with parental incarceration. producers adm

los angeles, morning clouds. >>> a time now for a check of the national forecast. a round of thunderstorms today from the plains to the east separate systems bringing severe weather. the midwest and great lakes region could see flash and river flooding. expect showers in the northwest, while the humid south sees heavy rain and thunderstorms, stretching from the mississippi river to the atlantic coast. >>> in sports now, the boston bruins were less than two minutes away from forcing a game seven in the stanley cup finals. but this morning, thanks to an improbable comeback, the chicago blackhawks are hoisting ice hockey's grand prize. chicago trailing 2-1 when bryan bickell scores the tying goal. with just 1 minute and 60 seconds left to play. and then just 17 seconds later, dave bolland stuns the crowd in boston by putting the blackhawks ahead for good. chicago's frantic finish gives them the 3-2 win and the second stanley cup since 2010. >> we needed just one bounce there. to go up 2-1. you never know what can happen until you stop playing at the end. it's a nice finish not having to go back to chicago. >> meanwhile, bruin

as it does, that southwesterly flow that is coming frap los angeles could produce thunder in the sear i can't. maybe even in the east and the north bay tonight. so 20 degrees plus cooler unland today and if you look at the future cast you can see that we're starting out with clouds. clouds clear back. tonight look at this moisture coming from the sear i can't toward the shoreline. that unusually easterly flow and look t at that little echo there at 9:00 tomorrow morning. might have the doppler up and running. mostly sunny for sfo. there's only a small chance of a sprinkle or two tonight. lightening strike. you heard it here first. chicago, new york has got rain in the forecast. southland partly cloudy skies. today in the -- 63. 73 freemonn sunshine. extendedded forecast. we continue mild this week with numbers only in the upper 70s and low 80s inland. that's a huge breath of fresh air for brentwood and livermore. this weekend the soon mateo county fair. you're looking for something to do today. forecast high 75 and sunshine. >> that's perfect. >> it's great today. i think everybody was kind of ready for things to co

urgence airways now flies to san diego and los angeles, and we east reduced one slot each to places like dallas or chicago. i think that was good legislation. i believe that helped dc. didn't increase any flying into d.c. i don't think exemptionsening just adding more flights, is a good idea. and we haven't -- >> sir, that did have a negative effect on traffic through dulles in terms of its ability, particularly in termed of international long haul, substituting the flight -- i thought there was a logic for swapping. my fear is with this further concentration, the next step will be the basic economic premise that helped build dulles as one over the international gateway airports is going be to dramatically undermined if the deal that was made, long before i serve as senator, is basically reneged on a going-forward basis and my hope is the position, the combined carriers, particularly if out was not forced to divest these slots because the advocacy you made for continuing the smaller markets -- that we won't have the rug pulled out from under us. >> thank you very much. and, again, as we

los angeles with partly cloudy skies and thunderstorms in new york. let's do it by the pinpoint with temperatures in the 70s down in south bay. east way only low 70s tomorrow. 73 in the antioch. north bay still perfectly pleasant. 67 in petaluma and 68 degrees in novato. in the great northern california area, 78 for uchiah and 76 in lake port. the extended forecast cool it down into low 70s tomorrow inland, just the low 70 ts around the baby tomorrow. by the end of the week we're back up in the 90 ts for a weekend. first pull on the parka because tomorrow it eets going to go all te way down to 71 degrees. >> you know it's summer when you need a parka and a scarf. >> i was just kidding. you know what i mean. >> thank you. >>> all right. here's dennis with a look at what's coming up next in sports. >> talk about hot, huh. >> it was fun. >> challenging. >> it's ofrnl five? sorry about that. >> he's still blushing. >> the giants go extra innings. matter of fact, i got a play that is all not believe and 15 runs scored in the decision show down in texas. it's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pitching tonight.. . >>> with sports, baseball up

here's a look at the hot, high pressure to the east of us that continues to allow for the heat from the north to south. even the 90s in los angeles. we are looking at the coast today in the 70s once again. so state-wide, 107 sacramento, 103 yosemite. and 117 palm springs. 116 vegas. here are some of the clouds moving up. we could see a little built of this moisture head our way early next week. but overall we are looking at just a little bit of change here in temperatures coming down just a couple degrees. 78 in san francisco with 75 half moon bay. look at the triple digits up toward santa rosa. we could see a record if we reach 101. 104 in clear lake. 86 oakland. playing a ballgame today, pretty hot there. 93 fremont. no change san jose with 96, and 104 morgan hill. look at the east bay again, 105 for concord and livermore. here we go. we are taking you up all the way over to the east bay. in the 80s for the game. upper 80s at about 4:00. wear a lost sun block and a hat. we are looking at hot temperatures the next couple case. still 80s and 90snd -- around the bay. whether he keep that until wednesday. but a cooling for 4th of j

los angeles. they were greeted by california governor jerry brown. the f.b.i. arrested an east texas woman today for allegedly sending ricin-tainted letters to president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. a third letter went to bloomberg's group that lobbies for gun control. the woman was identified as sharon guess richardson of new boston. the f.b.i. said she initially claimed her husband sent the letters. the u.s. senate formally opened debate today on a bill to overhaul the country's immigration system. ray suarez has our report. >> reporter: prospects for immigration reform have been clouded for years, but senate supporters expressed hopes today they can break through. >> the majority leader... >> reporter: senate majority leader, harry reid talked optimistically of passing the first overhaul of immigration laws since 1986. >> our system is broken. it needs to be fixed. it is gratifying to see the momentum behind this package of common-sense reforms, which will >> reporter: similar efforts died in 2006 and 2007, and opponents, including alabama republican jeff sess

east bay. >>reporter: san francisco police chief greg sur an officer in the mid 1980's. after his conviction in los angeleshe man known as the night stalker brought to the san francisco hall of justice for questioning. >> he was sort of in the window just standing there lick it was a picture window. and if one of my brother officers almost jumped into my arms and said jesus can you immanuel fine that go guy in your close etd. >> san francisco police found a link to the 1984 murder of 9-year-old if girl and murder of peter pan in 1985. ramirez never prosecuted here. than steady sent to san quentin death row where he reached out to san francisco attorney robert brian. >> talking about a profoundly disturbed person. >>reporter: brian met with ramirez over several year period in the early 1990's. but never took his case. brian remembers well theed odd attraction the women had to the man who claimed alaenl answer to the devil. >> i remember one blonde from new jersey and somebody from the midwest. all in my office and he wasn't pall mccartney. wasn't one of the beatles but he had the persona in their ey eye. >>

of the east tonight are dealing with severe storms and heavy rains that have already caused flash floods in upstate new york. we've got it all covered, beginning with gabe gutierrez in los angeles. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. this is predicted to be the most brutal heatwave in the western u.s. in almost a decade. extreme heat warnings are now in effect in five states. the west is baking. >> it's extremely hot. >> reporter: in los angeles, the elderly are packing cooling centers. they feel safe here. >> i'm 87 years old. i have no one to help me. i'm all alone. >> reporter: heat-related power outages snarled traffic. ac repair people are struggling to keep up. >> can't even touch the machine, it's so hot. >> reporter: and at this dry cleaner, manager robert shapiro has stuffed coolers full of water for his employees. >> it's very uncomfortable. when the elements get this high, there's really not too much you can do. >> reporter: it's so stifling that for once even sin city is sweating. las vegas could break a record high of 117 degrees. >> we don't want anybody to pass out. we don't want anybody to get heat exhaustion. >> reporter: death valley is fore

east room of the white house. >>> it was a pretty rough flight, but just hours ago a group of airline passengers finally made it to their destination. the southwest flight out of los angeles landed in austin, texas, at 12:49 this morning, nearly eight hours after its original arrival time. the flight was forced to make an emergency landing in phoenix yesterday after a bomb threat was phoned in. phoenix police and the fbi searched that plane and interviewed a lot of passengers but found no threats. authorities are right now trying to figure out who called in this threat. >>> 4:51. today's giant's game has a special meaning for one member of the team. >> big time. >>> how about tim tebow? he has a new place to do his tebowing. the new home we'll tell you about for the former new york jet. >>> looking toward 880, a smooth drive past the truck stop. a nice flow of traffic at the truck stop as well. we'll show you what's going on on the peninsula side coming up. >>> this next guy was a big-time college star and quarterback. a rough go in the nfl. quarterback tim tebow officially getting back out on an nfl practice field today as a member of the new england patriots. >> see whe

>> caller: i am from los angeles, california. i was stationed east of france and also in germany for a short time. i was part of a 337 engineers, i was a truck ever. i would take the mps out of the airfield and then i was free to go to the red cross and play ping-pong or whatever until it's time to pick them up. then i would pick them up and take them back to camp. >> host: thank you for calling in, sir. we appreciate it. >> guest: thank you for calling in. thank you for your service. we talked about a long story a couple of weeks ago of concern of anyone who cares about soldiers and the army and relationship with the military and the public. the suicide rate had been less than the general population. equal to or greater than. and soldiers leave the military, many do get certain benefit and many soldiers going that doesn't necessarily deal with the psychic scars you may have. it was not uncommon. i do not have the number of suicides. but there were 291,000 deaths in world war ii. that difference included accidents and diseases and so on. the pentagon

east coast in boston, new york, philadelphia, washington wag, charlotte, and miami. >>> now to the hepatitis aout break linked to frozen berries sold at costco. >> some illnesses in southern california. john schriffen reports from los angelesppers at costco were surprised to find it was linked to 30 cases of hepatitis a. >> it's shocking. >> it makes you wonder. >> reporter: costco pulled the berries from the shelves after people became sick in five western states. >> we just used it as a family breakfast a couple of weeks ago. we put it in muffins. >> reporter: anyone exposed should be vaccinated quickly. los angeles has set up seven clinics to screen victims. >> there's only a two-week period. every day there is a delay, they could miss the chance to prevent this. >> reporter: nine people have been hospitalized with hepatitis a, the symptoms include fever, and pain. it comes from food workers who don't properly wash their hands. >> reporter: seven of the cases are in california. where screenings began just days after the outbreak. townsend farms believes the tainted berries linked to pomegranate seeds from turkey are only sold at costco. costco is trying to reach out to customers. >>> in the death toll growing from the r

los angeles, a high of 79. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. showers and thunderstorms will roll across the northwest. large hail and isolated tornadoes could hit eastthis afternoon. severe thunderstorms are possible from south dakota to kansas. and it will be cool across most of the northeast and the south. >>> in sports now, the heat and the spurs will duel in a game seven to determine the nba championship. in miami the two teams battled in a final game that will go down as a classic. san antonio's tony parker with a big sequence in the fourth quarter. he drains a three to tie the game at 89. then on the next possession, he hits a shot in the paint to put the spurs up by two. but miami's ray allen sends the game into overtime with a dramatic three-pointer with five seconds to play in overtime. chris bosh blocks a pair of shots to preserve miami's heat, and the heat win, 103-100, setting up a decisive game seven on thursday. >> how do you get your guys into game seven? >> i get them on a bus, and it arrives at the ramp over here. we get off the bus, we go on the court, and play. >> look, play the part, of course, but at the end of the day, we're ou

los angeles, 105 in palm springs. let's see if traffic is heating up at all. what we do have is a couple crashes work he do have some construction. into the east bay, we do have an accident, 880 at 66th avenue, blocking a lane. you can see is already causing slowing north and southbound that northbound spectator slowing affecting. greenville road to slim road a project that will last until about 6 a.m. this morning and we are slow right now over the altamonte pass. proceed going to be topping out about 35 miles per hour. let's go outside right now and see what's happening on the roads. here's the bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit of light starting to come up over the east bay hills but traffic moving well as you make it into san francisco. we do have a couple of projects both east and west on the bay bridge that will last until 6. katie, eric? >> leyla, thank you. >>> it is 4:56 now. the morning after pill will now be available over the counter. the food and drug administration has approved unrestricted sales of plan b one step. until now, women had to prove to a pharmacist they were 17 years old or older to get the emergency contraceptive.

east coast. things dry on the west coast. still hot in phoenix. 112 for the start of the new week. in san francisco and los angelesnorthwest is dry on tuesday. we'll be around 85 into billings, montana. 79 in minneapolis. chicago in the mid 70s for tuesday. with highs around the low 80s for boston and snnyc. on wednesday 82 boston, 83 new york. 85 in washington. atlanta's high is only around 80. still be watching for some scattered showers around the east coast. dallas highs will be near 90. we'll hit 81 in kansas city. by thursday you can see nothing changes for the southeast. we continue to watch for showers with atlanta highs near 81. don't forget each weekday morning you can wake up with al. starts 5:30 a.m. eastern. hey, have you guys heard about probiotics? for digestive health? yes and did you know that trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways? it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. ♪ [ female announcer ] come alive with the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. feel the taste. yeah, you betcha, honey. ahh, yo

east. it's slow for those drivers heading south towards the peninsula and beyond. >>> a southwest airlines flight landed in phoenix after a possible threat. you're looking at live puck tours of the plane headed from los angeles to austin, texas. >> 154 passengers on board. you can see it did not go all the way to the gate. they disembarked on the tarmac there. we don't have reports of injury autos passengers were loaded on to several buses and we're told they will be rebooked to make their way to austin. >> a british restaurant is bringing new meaning to the phrase "buying fresh". yo sushi trying out an invention dubbed i trade delivering with out a waiter. >> okay. watch out and it's controlled by an ipad and outfitted with twa two cameras because the staff needs to make sure the food has been delivered. they plan to put the tray in all 64 restaurants last year. >> that looks dangerous. >> looks like you can get hurt. >> it does. >> and what happens if it tips over. >> let's check on the forecast now. >> how much do you tip a flying tray? interest tl is a time lapse video. you can see more clouds return. we've had a mixed bag of weather today. live doppler 7 shows thin clouds around. covering much of the ba

los angeles. so far the fire burned 1500 acres since it broke out yesterday. crews working 85 agree temperatures while flames scale the steep hills of the ang will east national forest. 15 percent contained. firefighters say they have a long weekend ahead of them. >> live look over san francisc francisco. it is a is in night but you really should enjoy it while you can. things about to really heat up and there is a red flag warning. sandhya is here with that. >> first you sea the 68 s are mostly clear across the bay area except pr few high then wispy clouds make their way towards the region. not to worry about that. what we are worried about is the fire danger. it remains high from the sacramento valley to the straits in delta until saturday 7:00 p.m. strongest winds expected west of highway interstate 5 excuse me gust to 30 miles an hour. humidity as low as 10%. you combine these things with the fact that we haven't had a lot of rain this winter. record dray fuel and you can see why we are looking at high fire danger. here is a look at today high pressure up by a good 5 to 15 degrees. 94 fairfield. 84 in oak land. 73 san francisco. 84 in san jose and 90 agre

storm system has moved east and is expected to bring hail and high winds to parts of the northeast today. and a wildfire is burning more than 40 square miles outside of los angelesd powerhouse fire is only 120% contained. after burning at least five homes there. back to caught on camera. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. if a robber pulled a gun on you and demanded money, would you give it to him? police say always give crooks what they want. it's not worth losing your life over, no matter how much money is involved. but some people confronted with such a life-or-death situation, instinctively protect what's theirs and go on the attack at their own peril. an attempted robbery doesn't go as planned for two thieves at a jewelry store in phoenix, arizona, january 6th, 2009. it's all caught by the store's multicamera video surveillance system. two men walk into the store and try to sell a watch. the two men were just in the store ten minutes ago trying to sell the same watch, but were rejected. this time, they have come back for revenge. while the store owner inspects the watch again, one of the men hits him with pepper spray. the owner fa

east bay. 90 in oakland. 1004 walnut creek. very little change in the next several days but we are still looking at the all-encompassing heat with 112 fresno, 10 the in chico and 93 in los angeles. low to mid-70s at the coast. san francisco 78. the 3 in fremont with 105 still in concord and the livermore valley. about 100 or so in santa rosa today. you may feel a little bit more of a breeze in suggests earn marin county and along the san mateo no coast and oakland today. we will look at more heat inland tomorrow, tuesday and around the bay. but the coast still remains comfortable if you will can get there. big traffic jam. and the heat tapers bit middle of the week. the holliday looking seasonable, sort of, compared to where we are now. >> exactly. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon soccer fans around the world will be watching the confederation's cup final between brazil and spain. that game is being televised at 3:00 this afternoon over on our sister network, espn. last night more than 50,000 packed stanford stadium to see the earthquakes battle the galaxy. san jose did not disappoint the fans. here's schu with highlights of this morning's sports. >> good

east shore freeway. the interstate 580 is good to go with all of the green indicated clear moving. >>james:a police officer near south los angeles in the face. and now the gunman has barricaded himself inside a home. investigators say two officers were searching a home in the willowbrook area last night. when they encountered the gunman who opened fire. both of them were shot. one is in stable condition at the hospital. the other was treated at the scene. right now, the l-a-p-d is on citywide tactical alert. this is the second time in one day officers were shot and injured. earlier in the day, two officers were ambushed outside a police station. for the first time, jurors in the george zimmerman trial saw crime scene photographs. this was during day 2 of the trial yesterday. zimmerman is the former neighborhood watch captain who killed unarmed trayvon martin last year. the photos were taken shortly after martin was shot to death. they include the body of the 17-year-old who had gone to the store to get a beverage and some candy. zimmerman is pleading not guilty to second-degree murder, claiming he fired only after martin attacke

los angeles. breezy winds downtown today with 62 there. only 70 in san rafael. look for numbers in the mid-70s. six degrees shy. your average in santa rosa. take a look at our eastay valleys. down from 107 in livermore to 82 today. 74 in san jose. so enjoying a sunny, comfortable day at the fair today, san mateo 6. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we aren't done with our cool down. tomorrow and tuesday temperatures drop another 4 to 6 degrees. mostly sunny wednesday with a slow referry by the end of the work week with temperatures very comfortable, 60s, 70s, and upper 80s, barely a 90 all week long. >> and looking ahead to father's day? >> looks good. that's next weekend. >> yeah. i think so. >> yeah. we are looking comfortable. nothing extreme. >> okay. let's check out sports this morning. the a's will close out their seven-game road trip in chicago against the white sox, trying to return home in first place. yesterday oakland was going for the team's fourth straight victory. here's schu, he has your highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the a's have been red hot, winning 18 of their last 21. took over first place from the rangers and

los angeles is a major land developer. another man is the former chief of police of east st. louis. another man is sitting here in front of you. when i ended up going into washington university -- and many of us were given the opportunity to go to that school we had to take the same exam's everybody else took. we had passed those exams. nobody expected us to go into that school and coast. this attitude that you are not getting anything from affirmative action, you have ben carson, prof. gates at harvard, and i would say you have hillary clinton and usually president george bush who got in on his legacy program. host: more from the president at morehouse college. [video clip] >> it is up for you to widen your circle of concern, to care about justice for everybody. white, black, and brown. everybody, not just in your own community but all across this country and around the world. to make sure everyone has a voice. everyone gets to see -- everyone has a seat at the table. the matter what you look like or where you come from, what your last name is -- it doesn't matter. everybody gets a

way you presented it, it is crazy and east german and that's not the way i see it in the la unified school district where my children go to school. in los angeless much more popular than on the national level and specifically southern california in the los angeles area and in the unionified school direct here in l.a. the way, the big difference between selling and informing. you have to remember the population of the unified school district here in los angeles. a lot of the students are first generation americans and many of the parents don't speak english or have english as a first language. they may be able to speak but not write it. they are having parents to understand so they will be insured and as a white of an orth pedic surgeon it is with health for our children and families in a preventative mind set that everybody have insurance. >> there are so many levels to look at this, chris. then million dollars. then million for a program and then goes on to explain tabs on it and people are not informed or money is misused heaven forbid that would not happen and then they will step in and make sure the program is well run. a, the public school

all along interstate 40, where the heaviest of the rain fell, goes to los angeles and cuts through the entire state of oklahoma, eastt flooding. you can see these pictures. flooding kills more people every year than any other phenomena, inland flooding. we saw flooding in arkansas day before yesterday and have not heard of reports of fatalities from flooding from this event. major flooding still going on, all kinds of areas with flash flood warnings. henrietta area in oklahoma city, a little bit east of oklahoma city on the way to arkansas on i-40, reporting all the roads under water at this point. still more rain coming unfortunately as well. seeing very heavy rain from indiana and kentucky, illinois, mostly clear except for southern illinois. and towards arkansas. right here, these storms in oklahoma city, you're clear right now but go to the east along i-40, where we're continuing to see the significant rain still falling 12 hours later, very heavy rainfall. today, 3 severe threat is not as significant but still there. we'll see tornadoes. the threat is anywhere from detroit, stretched from the big bend in texas.

east of santa fe. about 2,000 acres have burned. a second fire 50 miles northwest has grown to about 725 acres and damaged one home. the fire burning north of los angeles 15% contained now. the power house fire in the forest has burned 1500 acres near castaic lake. people in 25 homes were evacuated but have been allowed to return. firefighters say one building has burned. >> crews in belmont will be removing the steeplel of a church today that's been deemed unstatement officials say they found dry rot in the church. they will use a crane today to remove the steeple and then traffic along the street will be limited during those emergency repairs. drivers should expect delays near the richmond bridge. caltrans will close the eastbound, western drive on- ramp to 580 at six so traffic can be shifted from the westbound to the eastbound bridge. the on-ramp will be closed for the next 90 days as they replace the westbound bridge deck. . and new information on the construction for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. hundreds of rods and bolts were built just two hard. john fisher says that rods that firm are at risk to hydrogen that can lead it cracks. thr

los angeles is a major land developer. another man is the former chief of police of east st. louis.nother man is sitting here in front of you. when i ended up going into washington university -- and many of us were given the opportunity to go to that school -- we had to take the same exam's everybody else took. we had passed those exams. nobody expected us to go into that school and coast. this attitude that you are not getting anything from affirmative action, you have ben harvard,rof. gates at and i would say you have hillary clinton and usually president george bush who got in on his legacy program. more for the president at morehouse college. [video clip] you to what in your circle of concern, to care about justice for everybody. white, black, and brown. everybody, not just in your own community but all across this country and around the world. to make sure everyone has a voice. everyone gets to see -- everyone has a seat at the table. the matter what you look like or where you come from, what your last name is -- it doesn't matter. everybody gets a chance to walk through those

east. >>> we start this morning in southern california, which is very much up in smoke. a massive wildfire is driving thousands of people from their homes just north of los angeles. this has grown to more than 25,000 acres. the so-called powerhouse fire has already destroyed at least six homes, and it is not close to being under control, and it's not the only major fire burning out west. stephanie is joining us live from palmdale, california, this morning. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: i'm having a little trouble hearing you, but i'm going to tell you that this is one of those situations where it may be in the middle of the night on the west coast, but that has not stopped firefighters from being out here, putting out hotspots all throughout the night. and while this fire is burning, it is not the only fire in the western region that is having people on edge. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: by air and land, a full-scale assault on massive wildfires raging out west. more than 1,000 firefighters are battling the ferocious powerhouse fire, about an hour northeast of los angeles. the unpredictable fire doubled in size over the weekend, forcing the mandatory

east bay. northbound 280 at northbound 5 another accident involving a couple of cars, major delays as well. kristen? >>> cooler today, upper 60s throughout the bay area, sunshine throughout with a chance of showers. 79 in los angelesr z" and yesterday brad pitt was here, big star. now today we're going to meet the woman who plays his on screen love in "world war z." mireille enos. so can't wait for it. she doesn't smile a lot when the zombies are there. >> much bigger smile. >> rachael ray always smiling. she's here with us. [ cheers and applause ] >> she's cooking up all kinds of hot dogs. how many different kinds? >> welcome. >> oh, my god, woo he's got like nine different hot dogs and i'm making a seven layer dog. seven layers. >> oh, you're going to want to meet this next little guy here. we want to introduce you to zachary maxwell. an 11-year-old who took on the new york city school city in his movie "yuck." a fourth grader's documentary about lunch. he went undercover to get the scoop on what's really behind what's being served in the lunch room. we' we'll talk to zach live but first take a look at his story. >> i could get in big trouble. >> reporter: a documentary that audiences and film critics are eating