in east los angeles they saw a drop of 55% in the first four years of implementing this program. if that happens in san francisco, we expect to save over $11 million. now the second element of this legislation before us today, it tightens graffiti controls and codifies new procedures. i have a few amendments that i will ask my colleagues to support today, just clerical related. i want to give you what we are trying to accomplish with the legislative piece. we will revise the city code evidence public code 1300 so it can be exercised against the perpetrator and not just the victim. we want to use rules for public and private property and provide for spray paint and eching tools and slap tags in any city park. and revise the code to provide for any conviction of carrying spray paint and eching tools on any city vehicle. and finally for graffiti evidence and to pursue all effective avenues. i want to thank anyone who has worked on overhauling this system. it's been a long time coming. we have a lot of support, not just from supervisor tang, and chiu but also the mayor and chamber of

than two decades ago lead me to become the public defendener los angeles where i tried 50 trials in the course of 4-1/2 years, mostly in east los angeles where i lived and where i worked. i dealt daily with complaints of police misconduct, of police brutality and racial profiling. i successfully defended a man who had been charged with assaulting a police officer who had suffered 20 blows of a baton, parallel marks left on his leg from his ankle all the way up to his inner thigh. [speaker not understood], i also found, initiated and offered a class action suit which challenged l.a. city's practice of targeting middle eastern cab drivers in sting operations. i have spent nights at mosques, community hall [speaker not understood] to organize the community. as a result of the advocacy and the litigation, the city agreed to suspend its targeting of the middle eastern community. i was quickly through the public defenders office and tried my first homicide case in 1996. at the same time, i continued to be active with the community. i volunteered with the asian pacific american [speaker not understood] center. chair of the asian p

. >> here in the u.s., two smaller earthquakes struck kovl , one in south-east los angeles, and one in malibu. it's a cluster of earthquakes that we ban with a 5.1 magnitude base. a sizeable earthquake may strike california, when is anyone's guess. >> in los angeles, it seems everyone is talking about the big one. >> i wish people would stop talking about it. they say don't a, you know, because they'll come to you. >> seismologists say it's not just the stuff the legend. 6.5 to eight. almost certain to rattled the landscape in the next 30 years. >> it could be a deadly magnitude 7.5 along the smaller fault line, like the hills running under the skyline, and a population of 4 million. even that is not the nightmare scenario. >> the nightmare scenario would be a large san andreas rupture. it's going to affect millions of people in southern california. >> a major earthquake erupts along the north or south. the last one in l.a. was 1857, 157 years ago. the last in the north was 1906. >> i always had to be prepared for anything. you never know when it will happen or when it with will occur.

a fire truck crashed into a restaurant just east of los angeles police say two fire vehicles were responding when colliding and sent the fire engine crashing into a dumpling house. we don't have word yet on what caused this accident. >> cadaver dogs appear to have been found remains inside of a former television station that burned down over the weekend. this man is charged with starting the fire. he used an accelerant to burn the building. homeless people were known to live inside. >> there is a concern there might be persons outstanding and they're confirming that today. >> if they found anyone they will be facing more serious charges no word yet on a motive. >> a former city manager sentenced in a massive scandal in a southern california city of bell robert rizzo accused of being a ring leader and asked the judge for leniency . >> i breeched the public confidence by starting to look at the position more towards myself than for the xhuvenlt i'm sorry. i apologize. >> it's a good thing to hear he's sorry. but it doesn't change the fact that mr. rizzo you did very, very bad things for a very

two small earthquakes struck southern california in the past 24 hours, one east of los angeles, and one in malib u. they are part of a cluster of earthquakes starting with a 5.1 quake in the l.a. basin last week. experts say a sizeable earthquake may strike california, but when is anyone's guess. al jazeera's john hendren looked at the impact of the big one. >> in los angeles, etch is talk -- everyone is talking about the big one. >> i wish people will stop talking about it. >> seismologists say it's not the stuff of legend, an earthquake, 6.5 to 8 is certain to rattle the landscape. southern california in the next 30 years. it could be a 7.5, like the pointy hills, this that fault line, under the los angeles skyline, and a population of 4 million. that is in the the nightmare scenario. >> the nightmare scenario would be a large san andreas rupture. it will affect millions of people in southern california. >> an earthquake erupts along the northern and southern runs once every 50 to 200 years. the last one in l.a. was 1857. the last one in the north was 1906. >> we have to be prepared f

in the past two weeks the most significant of five point one traveler about forty km south east of los angeles followed by more than one hundred fifty aftershocks kicking off what experts say is the most seismic activity southern california has seen in two decades. and there seems to be fluctuation and you know sometimes in an hour we have a lot. the question on many minds is whether all this recent activity is connected. harper so on. i i don't know that we considered physically connected part of the pacific rim but it's not the same. all of which are all psychologists can say with certainty is that much like the weather. earthquakes of this but they can be quite unpredictable. the only way we can look at that point his statistics. and the available statistics of earthquakes the most obvious thing about it. thus the scientologists a lot magnitude six point seven or above the strike southern california with in thirty years it's been twenty years since the devastating northridge earthquake which meets california has been one of the question is what. i'm debating the cctv. less. now for sports a

1100 homes in california is growing 06 mph winds fan the planes in the san bernardino area east of los angeles. right now 800 acres are scorched. the fire erupted in the middle of a heatwave. a much different scene in florida, pensacola has received more rain in one evening than california has received all year. we've been tracking the slow-moving storms. >> we're going to be seeing more rain not like we saw in the last 24 hours, but unfortunately it's saturated and the rain has nowhere to go. this will just add to the intoeding situation. for pensacola, you'll see another two inches of rain over the next 24 hours. the storm system is making it's way over towards the east. we do think in the northern part of ngo, that area could be seeing another five inches of rain. the flooding on highway 10 still going on for many locations. mostly flood warnings in the area. you can see green all the way over here. we do think this will extend over here, maybe jacksonville as we get towards thursday and friday. as you mentioned out here towards california, 88 degrees in san francisco, 85, we're looking at

a fight over the hot sauce is cooling down in irwindale, east of los angeles.say the smell of the hot sauce from the factory is burning their eyes and throats. the. >> why do you hate hoe door? we'll be right back. >>> we reported earlier in his hour on the home invasion murder trial and the man who says he killed two unarmed teenagers in self-defense. we told you about the audio recorder in which the shooter said he was doing his civic duty. prosecutors say it shows preplanning. he planned the killings, parked his truck away from his house making look like nobody was home. he sat patiently in the basement with a book and snacks, waiting for the teens to breck in. one of them had done it several times in the past. the prosecution expected to wrap up its case today. next the defense gets its chance to explain why the gun minimum feared for his live,' in state law in minnesota you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourselves. reporter with the brainerd -- just stepped out of the courtroom. what happened? >> earlier today the medical examiner shared her

a house fire around 3:00 this afternoon, when they crashed into each other, monterrey park, east of los angeles. crashed into a restaurant. people walking along the sidewalk and in the restaurant are among the injured. the cause of that crash is under investigation. now, to that report of possible bed bugs on a bart train. we've learned the car in question is now back in service after it was taken off the tracks to be cleaned. tonight, 2 investigates cleanliness complaints on bart. here's ktvu melanie wood row on what we learned. >>reporter: from trash to human waste, bart tracks interior car cleanliness complaints. it received 39 such complaints this year. none were for bed bugs until last week's report. >> we hunted down that train, pulled it out of service ask gave it the proper cleaning treatment that it needs. >>reporter: no bed bugs found, the train is back on track. bart wants commuters to complain if they see something unsitely. >> we want it as compleen as possible all the tame. >>reporter: on the same day, another commuter tweeted bart, what's that stain and should i sit there? a hash

a house fire around 3:00 this afternoon, when they crashed into each other, monterrey park, east of los angeles. crashed into a restaurant. people walking along the sidewalk and in the restaurant are among the injured. the cause of that crash is under investigation. now, to that report of possible bed bugs on a bart train. we've learned the car in question is now back in service after it was taken off the tracks to be cleaned. tonight, 2 investigates cleanliness complaints on bart. here's ktvu melanie wood row on what we learned. >>reporter: from trash to human waste, bart tracks interior car cleanliness complaints. it received 39 such complaints this year. none were for bed bugs until last week's report. >> we hunted down that train, pulled it out of service ask gave it the proper cleaning treatment that it needs. >>reporter: no bed bugs found, the train is back on track. bart wants commuters to complain if they see something unsitely. >> we want it as compleen as possible all the tame. >>reporter: on the same day, another commuter tweeted bart, what's that stain and should i sit there? a hash

los angeles on the quinta hills fault. one seismologists have been closely watching. >> when we have a big earthquake on the qunta hills, the big shaking is going to be downtown los angeles, hollywood, east.a. >> reporter: while there were no injuries reported and damage mostly minor, the tremors were a wakeup call of what it means to live in earthquake country. they haven't seen a major one since the 1994 northridge quake. the quake was felt as far aways as las vegas. property damage estimated at $20 billion. >> what was learned after that happened? >> we saw in northridge we need to have those communication channels open, we need to be able to respond quickly, not just within ourselves but l.a. city and some of the nearby agencies, one of the big focuses that came out of north ridge. >> reporter: there's an 86% chance of a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake hitting california in the next 30 years. aikens says the recent quakes are a reminder to be prepared. while the tremors sent some ducking for cover, his message not being felt by everyone. >> nervous and not prepared. >> i'd say we're sufficiently, sort of ready, as ready as one could be. >> you talk about that 86% chance of a 7.0

. >> the center was in lahabra. 20 miles south-east of downtown los angeles, but felt has far south as san diego. the damage was light, it was the second significant quake to strike in the past two weeks. the sham rock shake shook loss already awake on st. patricks' day. according to a geological survey, california felt more seismic activity this year than the last two decades. >> los angeles has been in a quiet time. since the aftershocks ended from northridge, the decade before northridge we had a damaging earthquake in los angeles almost every year. >> sys meteorologists say the -- sites meteorologists say a -- size mollingists say a fault not known about very well is behind the quake. the u.s. gs mapped 300 fault lines in southern california. sys meteorologists say more data is needed. there'll be more seismic activity. >> the new normal needs to be higher. whether we've gone into the new phase, we'll have to wait and see. >> so are these quakes precursors to the big one. dr susan hough, a size moll gift is joining us. is california on the verge of a big earthquake, can we take awa

. >> 90s in los angeles and phoenix. 70s for most of the rockies. mostly 50s across the midsection. 60s along the east coast. >>> and now, to breaking news from los angeles, where a police officer has been wounded after a gunman opened fire inside an lapd station. even though he had been shot four times, the officer, along with a colleague, was able to return fire, critically wounding that suspect. the police chief says the officer is in good spirits and that his bulletproof vest saved his life. >>> and as we mentioned in the headlines, uconn is the new king of college basketball. the huskies claimed their fourth-ever title last night by beating kentucky. >> uconn never trailed against the wildcats. even leading by 15 points in the first half. they had all of the answers when kentucky staged a furious rally. several of them. but they couldn't get anywhere. in the end, it was uconn, 60-54. back on uconn's campus, more than 10,000 students gathered to watch the game. when they headed out, things got wild. dozens of arrests, mostly alcohol-related. there was some vandalism reported. but nothing too serio

it's seep as a hub for chinese immigrants in search of the american dream, a community east of the downtown los angeleswhere job agencies have been helping new arrivals get their feet on the ground. jennifer london has more. >> reporter: in l.a.'s china town you'll find plenty of chinese restaurants and shops. what you won't find might surprise you - chinese people living here. most of the immigrants live eight miles to the east in monter apark. >> you have everything there. you feel like you are in china, you don't need to speak english. >> may left her home in china 16 years ago, seeking a new life in moner apark. >> it may be unknown, but it's known as america's first suburban china town, with asians accounting for 67% of the city's 60,000 residents. >> when i come here i want my own business and house. this is my dream. >> first, may needed a job. >> one of the chinese say to me "you come from china." he said "yes, do you want to look for job? let's go to the job agency". >> dozens of agencies connect chinese immigrants with employers looking for cheap labour. >> i work every day, $800 per month. >

monterey park is about 15 miles east of downtown los angeles. >> pam: developing story.ire trucks collided in a los angeles suburb. it caused on fire engine to slam into a restaurant. several people were hurt. and some were taken to a hospital. at least one firefighter was also injured. people are in critical condition. >> pam: a woman is recovering after being struck by a taxi. in downtown san francisco this afternoon. police say, the 60-year-old woman was hit near bush and stockton streets at around 12:30. she was treated for her injuries on scene. fire officials say, the injuries are not considered life threatening. no word on whether the driver was sited. >> pam: police are looking for someone who stole several bikes from a newark school last week. this is a photograph of the suspect. he was caught on camera. taking at least two bikes from newark memorial high school last thursday morning. police describe the suspect as a white male. in his late 30s. with brown, graying hair and a pock- marked face. >> pam: bart is planning to replace its aging train cars. today bart

los angeles on the quinta hills fault. one seismologists have been closely watching. >> when we have a big earthquake on the qunta hills, the big shaking is going to be downtown los angeles, hollywood, eastno injuries reported and damage mostly minor, the tremors were a wakeup call of what it means to live in earthquake country. they haven't seen a major one since the 1994 northridge quake. the quake was felt as far aways as las vegas. property damage estimated at $20 billion. >> what was learned after that happened? >> we saw in northridge we need to have those communication channels open, we need to be able to respond quickly, not just within ourselves but l.a. city and some of the nearby agencies, one of the big focuses that came out of north ridge. >> reporter: there's an 86% chance of a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake hitting california in the next 30 years. aikens says the recent quakes are a reminder to be prepared. while the tremors sent some ducking for cover, his message not being felt by everyone. >> nervous and not prepared. >> i'd say we're sufficiently, sort of ready, as ready as one could be. >> you talk about that 86% chance of a 7.0 or greater earthquake hitting cali

having to do with that low spining to the east of los angeles this morning.peratures a lot like yesterday, 53 for san francisco, we have 56 in oakland and afternoon highs for today, a repeat, some of us a tad cooler. 67 for vallejo, 65 in observing, and low 07s in antioch and brentwood. many of us still above average for this time of year. your extended forecast always in view. tomorrow will be slightly warmer we'll hold to that through monday. we begin a cooling trend once again by tuesday into wednesday, but notice no rain in the forecast. the next several days will be dry and fairly mild. >> the f.b.i. has recovered a valuable art collection in the bay area and it's on its way home to the government. a representative was joined at a news conference yesterday. they explained how the artist had willed her paintings to the polish museum and her family kept all the pieces. >> the government had asked us to try to reach out for one of the family members here in the bay area and see if he was aware of the location of the paintings. >> well, that family member ag

earthquake, a big earthquake, on the puente hills, the strong shaking is gonna be downtown los angeles, hollywood, east la, and we're going to see a much, much higher level of damage." >> reporter:while no injuries were reported and damage mostly minor, tremors were a wake-up call of what it means to live in quake country. >> reporter:california hasn't seen a major one since the 1994 northridge quake. the magnitude six-point- seven was felt as far away as las vegas. >> reporter:57 were killed, 5,000 injured; property damage estimated at 20- billion. >>"what was learned after that happened?" >>"any large disaster like that is going to overwhelm any public service agency, so once again we saw in northridge that we need to have those channels of communication open. we need to be able to respond very quickly, not just internally among ourselves but with the city, some of the nearby agencies -- probably one of the focuses that came out of northridge." >> reporter:the l.a. county office of emergency management estimates there's an 86-percent chance of a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake hitting california

east. the los angeles clippers and their fans are trying to move on from team owner donald sterling's racistrom the nba. they took a big step last night winning game five of their play-off series against warriors at home. it came just hours after the league gave sterling the boot and handed down a pretty hefty fine. but will sterling accept the punishment, or does the league have a major fight on its lands? cnn's stephanie elam in live in los angeles and was live at the game last night. >> reporter: good morning, kate. this was a very decisive move by the league, by the commissioner. and afterwards it was across the board we heard from owners, we heard from players. we heard from former players of all races coming out to say that this is what needed to happen and it seemed to clear the way for the clippers to take the win. >> a rousing show of support as the l.a. clippers took to the court and took home the victory against the golden state warriors in game five of the play-offs. the team, warming up in shirts that read one team, one goal, it's time. a symbol of their support after nba commis

los angeles on the quantity halls fault. one seismologists have been closely watching. >>: we have a big earthquake on the clinton hills with a strong chicken will be downtown los angeles eastlywood. we'll see a much higher level of damage. >>: while there were no injuries reported and damage mostly minor, tremors were a wake-up call for it what it means to live in quick country. california hasn't seen a major one since the 1994 northridge quake. the magnitude 6.7 was felt as far away as las vegas 57 were killed 5000 injured property damage estimated at 20 billion >>: sa is am i say starbucks retooled its pastry many when it bought gourmet baking co. la boulange 2 years ago and a fancier fare. the food sales are down and customers have taken to twitter and yelled to complain about the new too fancy pastries. so starbucks will once again start selling slices of banana palm canonized women locate. --icedlemo lemon loaf cake. --pumpkin. that's it for now. it thanks for watching and happy april fool's day. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." a daughter out of control. >> dr. phil: are you giving her money knowing she's going to spend it on drugs? >> i'm clean right no

los angeles newsroom. ben, thanks very much. middle east peace talks are rarely productive, but tonight, the obama administration's effort is in deep trouble. secretary of state john kerry has been working to keep the israelis and palestinians talking, but today he abruptly canceled a meeting with the palestinians. margaret brennan is traveling with the secretary, now in brussels. margaret, are these talks dead? >> reporter: well, scott, secretary kerry said it's premature to give up on this peace process, despite today's setback, but with these talks on the verge of failure, u.s. diplomats are searching for a mix of incentives and concessions to get each side to negotiate. under consideration-- the release of israeli spy jonathan pollard from a north carolina prison. he has served 29 years of a life sentence for selling classified u.s. naval intelligence to an israeli agent. today, kerry denied there has been any deal to release pollard. has the u.s. offered the release of jonathan pollard? eg there is no agreement at this point in time re

los angeles. the giants out scored 15-6 in the fwoirs games of the certify east. hernandez took a shutout against oakland and seattle home erred twice on their way to a 3-2 win. >>> net predators put a dent into san hoe assist hope in the division title. the predators kept their slim playoff hopes alive by with back to back wins. >>> there's going to be a goon east sequel. i know you've been waiting. the director richard don er is telling tmz that it's in the works. he wants to bring back the entire cast. 28 years, they're going to be a lot older since that original cult classic was released. you can get many dee -- can't get many details on what's in store for the goon east. z that's it for kron for news at 11. stay connected with us. have a good night everybody. see you in the morning. >>> after the big announcement knew. i'm retiring. >> the question everyone's asking. who's the next dave? >> could it be one of these guys? or gals. could it be him? >> howard stern would be perfect. >>> then, selfie setup? >> who wants to do a selfie? >> did the president know i

east facility is the oldest operating jail in los angeles.it was built in 1951 to handle overcrowding. 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. it's a headache all the way around. >> will williamson's outlook on being in jail is much different now than it

los angeles against the lakers. the game of the night turned into a route back east.hting to become the number one leader between indiana and miami and lebron james brought his "a" game. 17 in the first half. and the heat open the second half with a 16-0 run to pull away from the pacers. lebron james nice move and the fade drops and they are up by plenty right now. 71-50 mid-way through the third. deron ford is the name giant fans might remember. he hammered his head into a wall with the grizzlies. he was up with the team in 2010. and chasing a flyball last night in triple-a baseball and he was taken away in an ambulance. happy to report they are diagnosing it as a concussion and he will be okay. he had a world series ring with the giants in 2010. late call up and trying to make it back up to the majors. that was nasty collision with a concrete pall. >> it looked like it would be padded. >> it is a thin pad and then it is concrete. >> scary. you thought maybe he broke his neck. >> he is okay. >> the thing lebron does -- [ talking at the same time ] >> showing his guns

los angeles. 72 yosemite. and temperatures in the low 80s in sacramento. we will have 80s in our east bay valleys.peratures in the south bay in the upper 70s to near 806789 a couple for gilroy, los gatos. 74. and on the peninsula beautiful with 74 menlo park. look for 68 in milbrae. and 70 south city. newspaper the north bay you notice the oranges here. this is where we are really warming to near 80 degrees in napa. over into the east bay widespread mid-70s. beautiful afternoon. tons of blue sky. and with 78 in concord, it will be a little warmer out toward brentwood and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for sunny conditions and for the raise game in oakland we will see temperatures about 1:00 near 70 degrees. notice monday and tuesday still plenty of warm. and wednesday the coast cools and everyone cools thursday. and friday and saturday coming back to normal. >> you are saying the temperatures were in the 90s? for a record? >> yu, a long time ago. >> thank you, lisa. up next, the first of a royal tour for baby prince george. when the public might get to see the youngest royal i

los angeles. fuel production from cctv about. starting of twelve saturdays at eleven pm and makes the world view east africa has always been about you the region's craig kelly was likely to reach the cradle of humanity. john bolton is like this one the men in my crate and central india. rearrange trilogy the flora and fauna that the few hundred years the new and rejuvenation occurred again in east africa this time through technology some say an internet revolution is underway in africa. it's cold is a broadband internet than centered on kenya. you know he places it. but the stuff because i found them. it's indian ocean port city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa europe and asia. move but based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector. the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet means to me that the us we are both experienced in addition to the next six. one hopes that they are the works the table is the sequel money to the uk the east coast of afri

in atlanta back over to the west to sunny skies in los angeles temperatures topping off at twenty degrees we take a look at the asian forecast in east asia mainly seen july weather pattern for the korean peninsula and japan. looks like some rain is developing for the eastern portions of china that scored a brace of precipitation for some odd and of course the central portions of china as well. when looking at temperatures anywhere from nineteen inch on hyde twenty six in taipei twenty one is told in the western portions of the penny to look out for some for air quality coming in from beijing tokyo temperatures topping up in the mid twenties under mostly sunny conditions. here's a look at your own clear skies and very pleasant weather thanks to this persistent re age that's controlling the weather for the western portions of europe a pact with the east. so unstable weather bringing in rain precipitation you that bit of snow along with the rain down into the balkan peninsula. so looks like that there's going to be more activity going to the rest of tuesday into wednesday and now it is some rain over this particular area of various spo

. >> the mayor of los angeles wants to toss his hat in the mix, not to host the late show but to house it this probably after losing to the east coast. he has written an open let tear cbs urging the network to move the show from new york to los angeles. when jimmy fallon took over "the tonight show" he moved it from l.a. to new york. the l.a. mayor wants to bring late night back. >> i thought san jose was the entertainment capital of the year. a bay area coast guard crew read the deploy, there is a sick little girl they hope to rescue. hundreds of miles away from land. >> heavy downpours starting to move into the south bay this morning. you can see all of that red, yellow, even orange in there. that's heavy rain likely to impact your morning drive. we'll keep you updated tracking this storm by the minute. >> as that system moves south it's hit the north and we're looking at the north bay, reports of flooding north of the golden gate bridge. a slowdown in the east bay as the rain has hit over the last few. >>> breaking news this morning. investigators still on scene after a fire at an administrative building for oakland's child

east and will get soggy. from b.c. to the new york state. the rain will arrive. it's getting nice and toasty. 90 degrees in los angeles. >> still ahead - afghan voters to find taliban threats to head to the polls. the outcome of the presidential election - what it means for america's future. >> remembering one of the worst genocides in modern history, how rwanda is honouring those killed in the violence. >> deadly shootings by albuquerque's police - why demonstrators say the officers are not the only problem. >> welcome back. afghan voters turned out in droves defining the threat of violence. a lot is riding on the election including whether american forces remain in the country. our correspondent is in kabul. >> in the end avering's presidential -- afghanistan's presidential election passed on comparatively peacefully. the deployment of 400,000 security it would have helped. there has been comparatively flue allegations of fraud. votes are being counted. it will be weeks before there's a declaration of the winner. the winner needs to win more than 50% of the vote to be dollared winner outright. without that there'll

los angeles. >>> the obama administration says there's no decision to free convicted spy jonathan pollard to revise the mid east peace process. secretary of state john terry tamped down speculation tuesday. pollard has served 29 years for selling classified documents to the israelis. successive israeli governments have sought his relief. kerry is scrambling to keep negotiations alive between the palestinians and israelis. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," the sole winner of the massive power ball jackpot finally steps forward. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. so, if you're what ysleeping in your is you

los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> putin! putin! putin! >> woodruff: in ukraine, pro- russian protesters seized control of government buildings in the east.emanding a vote to follow crimea's lead and secede. good evening. i'm judy woodruff, gwen ifill is away. also ahead, the results in afghanistan's presidential election won't be in for weeks. but calm and order prevailed despite taliban threats of violence, with higher than expected turnout at the polls. plus, wild moose are dying at alarming rates in parts of the u.s. and canada, we explore what's driving the decline.

east. we begin with a team leaving it on the court overnight. while you were sleeping, the los angeleshey won game five of the playoff series against the golden state warriors. what a win it was. so important coming just out after the nbas unprecedented decision to ban the team's owner for life. the league telling donald sterling he can't have anything to do with the clippers anymore, no practices or nothing. he must pay $2.5 million fine for the raci

los angeles to palm springs. quite expansive. the west of england to the east of england. that's where the debris would have been located on the 8th of march but for the debris to be down here in the south, it would have had to have left the current eddy and work its way south ward into the current leouwin current. it's very challenging for the object to escape the debris and get down to the coast of europe. it's very challenging for the object to escape the debris and get down to the coast of europe. it's very challenging for the object to escape the debris and get down to the coast of europe. the winds were hurricane force. officials are discrediting what they saw across the region. what is left of this recent cyclone? it is almost entirely out of the search zone. the clouds are beginning to finally part in this region. maybe a few scattered showers but visibility should resume. search should get underway in the next couple of days and remain on the better side. point out what tropical cyclones do. john and rosemary, look at the moisture come down and push towards perth.

los angeles clippers. and san jose police continue to investigate the stabbing death of a woman in her east san jose home. no suspects have been identified or detained in connection with the case. this marked the city's 13th homicide this year. now our top story-- banned for life. at the rich december fell bridge i'll see a couple of cars using those fasttrack lanes heading into marin county. james m. now on to our top story banned for life. the n-b-a commissioner adam silver delivered the swiftest, strongest penalty he could to los angeles clippers owner, donald sterling-- for racist remarks he made in a recorded conversation with his girlfriend. sterling is banned for life from any association with the league or the clippers. and fined two- point- five million dollars. he also may be forced to sell the team which he has owned since 19-81. of course, sterling isn't the only team owner to have been banned after getting into trouble. this is marge schott -- referred to by sports illustrated at one point as 'the red menace.' in 1993 - the cincinnati reds owner was suspended for one year and fined 25- thousa

los angeles county. the trucks were responding to a house fire about 3:00 p.m. when they crashed into each other monterey park, east of la. one engine crashed into a restaurant. people walking on the street and even some people inside that restaurant are among the injured. tonight the chp is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> we're getting word of more survivors i capsized ferry near the southern tip of south korea. the ferry sunk quickly with almost 500 passengers on board. six people are confirmed dead, about 290 are still missing. most were high school students on their way to an overnight field trip. the father of one of those children told a reporter, the divers found several people in an air pocket. at least one 179 people have been rescued. some are telling a horrifying story of being told to stay put when the ship was sinking. >> we were told to stay where you are. so we kept staying, but later on the water lever came up. so we were beside ourselves. kids were screaming out of terror, shouting for help. >> some say those who disobeyed orders and jumped off were among those who were rescued. u.s. navy

los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: the escalating unrest in ukraine, stoked by pro-russian protesters, mobs and militants, spread to more cities in the country's east, threatening kiev's control of the region. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill, also ahead tonight: jeffrey brown reports from the asian nation of myanmar. a country taking small steps toward healing after years of war and rebellion. >> brown: not long ago, this was an area of violence. home to what was often called the world's longest-lasting civil war. but a cease-fire is now in place, offering the chance for peace and a possible model for this long closed-off country.

continuing to move to the north and east while the midwest looking like we're going to see more of a drying trend at center for going to move up to around twenty two in los angeles seventeen and denver sweats and one in houston with a height twenty three degrees in atlanta will be sunny and dry but the height of sixteen copy of a good day where you are here's a look a church that protects i know. i am it is. did. it is. that seems like this directional tiny into cats. sch the city and its cable tv the selection of bands from this week's lineup carried out with our airspace the start of a local route was designated as unsuitable for living due to radiation levels. but several former local officials have volunteered to look after the affected area. they call themselves the old guys. this is their story. next is the new program on sunday side by side which reports on japanese assistance programs in developing nations. last november and the philippines was hit by huge typhoon japanese aid workers rushed to the scene and they've been actively engaged in helping the country's recovery efforts. ever since. last is a book project and also in sending the guests this time

los angeles county. they were responding to a house fire around three this afternoon when they slammed into each other in monterey park eastf l. a. as you can see in those pictures there, one truck crashed right into a restaurant. people walking on the street, and those inside the restaurant there are among the injured. the chp is investigating the cause of that crash. >>> the unsolved sabotage at a bay area power plant substation prompted a meeting in washington today on how to protect the grid. members of congress called the episode at the met calf substation in santa clara county one year ago a wake up call. unidentified snipers fired 150 bullets at the power plant facility near morgan hill. pg&e kept power on during that attack. fiberoptic cables were cut. that knocked out 9-1-1 calls to washington. the incident exposes the vulnerability of the nation's power grid. >> it's not on improbable event. it's likely it's inevitably going to occur. it's inexcusable not to go do something. >> officials say they want congress to help utilities protect plans against future attacks. pg&e is spending $80 million to beef up security

east. we begin with a team leaving it on the court overnight. while you were sleeping, the los angeles clippers, they won game five of the playoff series against the golden state warriors. what a win it was. so important coming just out after the nbas unprecedented decision to ban the team's owner for life. the league telling donald sterling he can't have anything to do with the clippers anymore, no practices or nothing. he must pay $2.5 million fine for the racist comments he made. the league is forcing sterling to sell. as for the players and fans, this decision could not come soon you have. stephanie elam was at the game in the middle of the drama at the staples center in los angeles. >> reporter: john and christine, the police department was out in full force before the game because they were afraid there could be a rally or riot. none of that happened. a small demonstration before the game. instead, fans showed up wearing clippers jerseys and wearing their support for the team and denouncing donald sterling. happy to hear he has been banned. before the game, doc rivers spoke. he s

los angeles with sun, new york, mixed with sun. san skwroes a all of the way into the lower 80s. 82 degrees, 83 at morgan hill. 70 at pacificca. out on the east bay, low 80s for the most part. 82 in danville, in the north bay, 72, 76 for santa rosa. and way up north 79. 85 degrees at clover dale. the extended forecast. sun today and tomorrow and tuesday and for much of the rest of the week until midweek where the clouds come in to cool us off. until then, sunshine. >> do you have vacation days, that is golf weather there. >> i got sunburned today watching lacrosse out there. >> your daughter was play something. >> i call it bass fishing weather. yes. being a fisher pan yourself, fisher person? fisher woman? what is the word -- [ laughter ] >> the spot in the master's, amazing how it ended and jim tries to turn the boos into cheers at the coliseum. we will tell you about it, next. it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. gua

los angeles community. how the players reaffect to the owner's alleged comments. >> a woman charged with murdering her infant son in an east park. the bizarre encounter that ended in her arrest. >> and we're getting ready for some of the hottest temperatures of the year. how high it will be getting in your neighborhood coming up. >> we search for the slow travel time. it's over the pass and the livermore valley. we give you a travel time coming up. >> good morning, it's monday april 28th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:30. >>> a a small plane is down in san pablo bay asked and answered search for his pilot went on all night. mark sayre is on the developing story in richmond, mark? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. this is still considered a search and rescue mission this morning, the compost guard said once son sun does out, they'll get the rescue mission but it's dark out here and the hope of finding this pa arrive continues to fade. rescue beats search this afternoon for a plane and pilot hissing for the frigid water. eric johnson lives in the nearby harbor. he didn't see the plane go down, but hi

east in portions of mississippi and ohio valleys. earlier today a marathon at oklahoma city dedicated the victims of the 1995 bombing was delayed due to hail and high winds. the owner of the los angelesll team did not attend the play ahh game as they attributed racist comments attributed to him and a statement reportedly made by donald sterling was made by the website tmz. most of the players and the clippers are african-americans as is the coach. the clippers players gathered at midcourt and moved their clippers warm-up jerseys and practiced without displaying the team logo. ♪ ♪ > >>>. >>> for a few years now we've been hearing a great deal about the nation's housing recovery and recent reports that trend might be slowing and if it is it could have a significant impact on the nation's overall economic health. for more about this we are joined by michelle conlin, a senior correspondent with reuters. michelle, the reports everyone is sort of taking a look at they say that existing home sales are at their lowest in 18 months of july 2012 and new home sales are down about 14% as compared with this time last year. so what's happened in the last 12 to 18 months? >> one thing that's happen

los angeles, 80 degrees. the warm air is working up to the north through the next several days. on the eastoast we are on the cool side. because of higher pressure building in on the west, the jet stream has to go down at some point. unfortunately that will be on the east side of the rockies. we'll stay a little cooler, but a little bit of warmer air will work its way up. we'll dry out for the north-east where we have had sleet or snow. you'll dry out as well. unfortunately with the warmer air the jet stream to the north, we are encouraging tornado season. we didn't have many tornados in the month of march. this is a big month for tornados, when we combine 30 years of climatology, you can see what it would be in oklahoma, and north-east texas. we had a tornado in north-east texas last thursday. we'll talk about the chance of severe weather. it will pop up in the south-east. >> let's hope no more tornado, thank you. >> that's it for us. thank you for being with us on this saturday night. i'm jonathan betz, i'll be back with another hour of news at 11:00 pm eastern. stay with us, a check of t