san jose morgan hill another view from the emery ville camera. not really dealing with the foggy but clouds in the morning. mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing around in the wind from our roof cam are. turning cloudy overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 t

joel zivet, an anesthesiologist at emery university, a colleague of mine. he has studied and written about the death penalty and how it is carried out. welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> this is one of the philosophically sticky areas. i am curious, you have written you don't think this can be done humanely and that it's a propagation of fiction to suggest that legal injections are a humane process. what did you mean by this propagation of fiction? >> people ask me and physicians, when they see these, why can't this be made better. what's the problem here. i was struggling for an analogy. maybe the way to think about this is it is a bit like asking a lifeguard how can you help someone drown better. they move their arms and legs around, it doesn't look good. can you please advise us. so whenever we get engaged in these sorts of conversations how can you make lethal injection better and is it botched, even that i find to be an odd sort of question. >> from what we know about some of the medications, based on data, in the operating room where

san jose morgan hill another view from the emery ville camera. not really dealing with the foggy but clouds in the morning. mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing around in the wind from our roof cam are. turning cloudy overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 t

san jose morgan hill another view from the emery ville camera. not really dealing with the foggy but clouds in the morning. mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing wind in the wind from our roof cam are. turnight overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow ab

emery says i carry snow boots, an umbrella and a bathing suit on my person because now, i never knowhat to expect. then, on facebook, lee -- and this is awesome if you can read this: we are all recycle star dust. thes being pro-active. i have converted my house to 100% wind powered electric. there is a lot we can do. so there is a lot of hope. >> wow. that would be a very cool house. from scorching heat and the polar vor texas, the past has been unpredictable. it was the hottest on record in the united states. a climate study just out says it's no coincidence suggesting americans are feeling the effects of climate change. the authors say we need to act fast to turn things around. the white house embraced the study calling it,able signs in what has been seen as the most extensive endorsement by the federal government yet ? >> it is affecting the american people already. summers are longer and hotter with longer periods of extended heat. wildfires start earlier in the spring and continue later into the fall. rain comes down in heavier downpours, people are experiencing changes in the l

same thing happens to the college presidents, to emery university or hard o harvard orf chicago or so forth. >> prosecution of sexual assault out of the chain of command -- >> i'm really disappointed. they made some slight improvements about how much you can harass a woman who is raped in court. there was a very horrible case of a midshipman in the naval academy where i attended, she was interrogated by the football player's defender, lawyer, 21 hours in three days and she asked to be left off, that off for the next day, because she was tired. and the judge ruled against her and made her testify on saturday as well. and they asked her horrendous questions, like how many times have you kissed a boy, what kind of underwear were you wearing, have you ever had sex relations, before you came to the naval academy, how wide do you open your mouth when you give oral sex to a boy? don't make a charge officially against your rapist that says. >> this is a horrible abuse across the world and you say it's the biggest worldwide challenge we face. >> it's unaddressed. >> it's unaddressed. in a worl

and we also have a view of it from our emery vail camera. you can see the traffic coming down the hill has improved. just a little while ago i saw a big patch of headlights but now it seems to be moving a little better as you drive. so they are making progress with this crash. bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up now. metering lights are on. this is a 20 minute drive time into san francisco. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> three attacks on women in three months and two of those just the last few weeks. concord police say it is happening along a popular walking path between the homes off of ignatius valley road and cal road. that is where tara moriarty is this morning. she is in the area with reaction for people who live there. tara. >> reporter: you know women say they are quite shocked because they have always felt really safe on the greenbelt. even when it's dark outside. now they are rethinking that. yesterday afternoon concord police released a sketch of the suspect. they say a teenager has been approaching women from behind and g

. >> emery health care is a growing number of emergency management agencies developing an amateur radionce. hamm operators have a permanent station inside the georgia emergency station center. >> we look at hamm radio operators just like d.o.t. staff. they're a critical partner with us. >> the specially trained volunteers provided critical communications during this winter's ice storms that gridlocked metro atlanta. >> hamm radio will never die and the quickest way of communication is morse code. >> so in an era of emails and smart phones, the number of hamm radio licenses in this country is at an all-time high. more than 720,000. back to you. jon: i think it was on jay leno they had a bunch of kids texting against guys doing morse code and the morse code won. they were faster. great stuff. thanks. patti ann: breaking news now. bag nounsment from the sport of kings. will california chrome getting to for the triple crown? we have breaking news coming up on that next. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was ge

i went to college here to emery, so this city, atlanta, means a lot to me.a and some of the more difficult side of atlanta. one of the things that really sort of strikes me about where the city is right now is that the baseball team, right, that quintessential american pastime, the braves, are moving their stadium out of the city and into the suburbs. how do you all feel about the braves moving out? this is a painful part of what's going on in the city right now. that's going to cost tax dollars, it's going to cost jobs. that just represents some of the physical segregation that we see in this city that we don't necessarily see in some other cities where the urban centers are struggling but the suburbs are doing better or thriving. it's just difficult to see the city going two directions at once. >> you know, this is my first time visiting atlanta. actually i love it here. there's such a sense, though, of community, which is what i will take away from this. here we are talking about what we are all hopeful for. what i say i'm hopeful for is continuing to fig

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they've given a dozen tenants at the emery apartments thousands of dollars in rebates. the hearing officer who decided the case said the tenants will have their rent reduced until their apartments are free of roaches and bed bugs. >>> thousands are expected to gather at the great wall of oakland for the annual cat festival. it's inspired fee behind artist, cat themed videos and the festival was so successful and the event raise will raise money and the money will go to the spca. >> when bart will start carrying passengers. >> what we're learning about a high speed chase and a crash and who is in custody. >> i'll line up your saturday temperatures and i will show you when and where we'll be at our windiest coming up. dog: get four years dog: get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. get a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. don't miss the memorial day sale. . >>> good morning, welcome back i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's look at the weather. rosemary is cooking up something for us. >>> yes, it's

our book is really about if we add to an emery themes, celebrity in the price of privacy.e cost of attaining great wealth, the disabilities of inheriting a fortune or to put it another way, why your children do not want you to when the powerful. it says something about economic and political responsibility as we get to. in their duties to later generations. but mostly we thought of it as a personal story about a woman who had certain disabilities and advantages and have those played out in the choices remain alive. let me tell you just a few facts first. born in 1839. went out west of colorado and then up to montana. he got rich in merchandising and discovered the selling things to minors was a sure round of success. he became a banker, the owner of copper mines, easily the richest man west of the mississippi and 1870's and 80's. but what he really wanted first was our. he traveled europe collecting great paintings, and most of all , he wanted the title united states senator. he ran repeatedly for the senate, repeatedly rejected by the voters of montell of the legislative