. >>> california could be the first city to criminalize bullying. the city council is expected to approve the ordinance tonight. it would mean children as young as five years old could be charged with a misdemeanor. minors and their parents could face hundreds of dollars in fines. >>> no. tennessee construction crews are looking to fill a sinkhole. it opened up at the football stadium at austin t state university. the sinkhole started out small, 3 x 5 feet. but workers had a dig a much bigger hole to find stable bedrock. the hole is now at 40 x 40 feet deep. they say it will be filled by september. >> maybe they can get it done. maria, we'll see you later. >> yes. >> hundreds of students at an elementary school in ohio has been on lockdown since last week. school officials have banned playing outside for the rest of the year because of gun violence in the area. parents do not support that decision and say the school has turned into a prison. >> there was a packed meeting as children demanded children be freedom from lockdown. >> if you keep going shu

another two died later. >>> carson california could be the first city to criminalize bullying. the city council is expected to approve the awed nanses. children as young as five could be charged with a misdemeanour. minors and parents could face hundred in fines. >>> a group of retired n.f.l. players filed a lawsuit against the league in california, saying it illegally gave them risky pain-killers that numbed their injuries and led to medical complications. the lawsuit claims the drugs were used to get players on the field for quickly, maximising profits. the eight of named plaintiff said include richard department. playing for the chicago bars. he said he broke his fooment. he was -- foot. he was given pap killers, and -- payne kill exercise now he can't walk properly. >> we heard these claims, and now it's a lawsuit. >>> still to come, an ohio elementary school on lockdown. the school is keeping it that way because of gun violence. parents say it's a prison. >>> members of the european parliament trying to - what is going on. lobby for young voters by using >>> the publisher

jonas, very quickly. >> the first city on this list is washington, d.c. place one in three people work for the government is the best place to go. you can't look at the methodology is perfect. there is more than taxes. >> tracy? >> it's a math equation at the end of the day, brenda, just like gary said. money in versus money out. whatever is left you have room left for head count. nothing left, you have no head count. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up, a teacher gets the boot for trying to help break up a nasty fight with a broom. should she get an award instead? >>> predictions, tracy, you're up. >> a teacher in detroit that tried to break up a fight and, unfortunately, she hurt some of the kids in the process. she has been fired as a result. the woman should get an award, she put herself in such a compromising position to save those kids. god bless her. >> gary b., your prediction? >> brenda, netflix is raising prices and, guess what, no one cares. we're addicted to netflix. up 30% by the end of the year. >> john. >> i love netflix. i think you can get

. >>> san carlos one of the first cities on the peninsula to implement water use restrictions. the city council will meet whether people living there to cut back on water by 20%. several cities in the east bay and tri-valley have implemented mandatory cut backs. >>> we'll feel like taking a whole bunch of cold drinks of water this week. things will heat up. live look in the south bay. spare the air alert is in effect across the bay area today. the actual first smog warning of the year. >> let's celebrate. let's check in with christina. good morning. happy first smog day. >> unfortunately, i think we'll see three consecutive spare the air days. we have this big ridge of high pressure as we head throughout the next couple of days and we have offshore flow and the wind is not strong enough to mix up our atmosphere and get the stagnant air mass overhead. as a result, our air quality suffers. this is kind of our first warming trend of the summertime. and as kids are starting to get off school, they'll be able to get out to the beach as we head throughout the next couple weeks. temper

moore, oklahoma, was the first city in america to pass new stronger rez dsidential codes s that the homes can withstand winds of 135-mile-an-hour, and for years of concentrating on the hurricane areas, there is emphasis on tornado alley. some of the suggestions are the new reinforced straps to connect the walls to the roof, and the roof to the foundation. this may not save a home from ef-5 tornado, but it could minimize the damage from the lower level like ef-1 or ef-2, and meanwhile, here in moore, as we look at ttaat the remembranc ceremony, people are realizing that they have come a long way from one year ago here in moore, oklahoma. >> thank you, gabe. our thoughts and players are with the people as they hold that remembrance. >>> anger is growing over how the tabloids allegedly twisted the words of new york's first lady. >> think they a lot of women are offended, hardworking women in this city are offended. >> a lot of people are, and the mayor is defending his wife after tabloid headlines like "i was a bad mom" about balancing life of career and motherhood, and did the papers going

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. >> they are the first city to order a water rationing during the historic draught. if the customers use more than 7500 gallons a month they'll be fined. nick patrols for offenders. so what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for irrigation that is rolling into the streets. i can look at staining. >> the average water bill is $40 a month and using ten percent more carrys a fine of $25 and next increment $50 and up from there. >> this was all grass and we have changed that out to hard scape. >> she expects to stay within the limits. >> we are adjusting. all the plants are in the pots. i don't have a garden right now. >> santa cruz is one of the most vulnerable cities in california for a draught requiring a hundred percent of the rainfall for the water. two creeks and the reservoir are the only sours for 93,000 people. and so most residents conserve without being told. >> cutting back on showers is like the biggest thing that i know i can do. >> we have probably one of the lowest per capita use rates in the whole state. >> the water department will offer water school,

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it was one of the first cities to rise up in 2011. much fell to opposition forces. the government laid siege to areas once home to tens of thousands of people. by the start of 2014, only the old city was still held by armed groups. if the deal holds, it will fall into government control. >>> al-qaeda leader has reportedly ordered the group's syrian branch to stop fighting rival rebel groups. the al nusra fronted has about in conflict with the islamic state of iraq and levant. the i.s.i.l. has been disowned by al qaeda. in an audio group they were told to concentrate on fighting the syrian government and its allies. >>> a troop launched an offensive in the east. ukranian's interior minister said they will not stop, they are trying to retake government buildings seized by separatists in kramatorsk. it comes a day after government forces launched a major operation in slovyansk. paul brennan is live in donetsk. tell us what the situation is in kramatorsk, and if the government has been able to retake the buildings. >> reporter: well, it's an ongoing situation, what the k

>> reporter: san francisco is one of the first cities to give naloxone to addicts. this is where doctors saw the most dramatic turn around from 150 deaths a year in 2002 to 10 deaths a year now. dr. phillip kaufman of the san francisco health department says it is not just for heroin addicts anymore. >> reporter: we are prescribing it for risky drugs. >> reporter: anyone taking prescription opiates like vicodin is at risk for overdoses especially in houses with children. >> so to get naloxone into the child and get them breathing right away while you are waiting ten minutes for an ambulance to arrive, maybe life saving. >> reporter: so the push is to prescribe naloxone along with the painkillers because household accidents now make upmost of the fatal overdoses. in san francisco, linda yee, kpix5. >> the fda recently approved a hand held injector for naloxone. >>> these guys busted into a store, took an entire atm. ripped it off the wall, dragged it outside. this is the third time an atm has been stolen in the area two weeks. police think the same crooks are behind

. >> reporter: just last month, moore became the first city in the country to pass new stronger residential building codes to withstand tornadoes with winds of up to 135 miles per hour. the change did not include schools, but briarwood and nearby plaza towers elementary, where seven children died, are both being rebuilt with storm shelters. amanda mccalister who is still rebuilding her home hopes her kids will never have to use them. >> you're never really i think goings to fully understand weather. you can't, really. it's unpredictable. but i still think it all needs to be investigated so maybe it can prepare us for the future. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news, moore, oklahoma. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday, the new option for getting help when there is an emergency. >>> and later, he is two out of three, but there may be an obstacle ahead for california chrome as he pursues the triple crown. >>> we're back now with a huge deal just announced tonight in the tv and broad band industries. at&t has agreed to buy directv for about $48 billion. the boards of both com

we do have a vision here for the first time of opening a new chapter where we would be the first city in the world to get to zero. we can honestly talk about zero new infections. based on the work that's been done by all the folks in this room and the larger community. and i just want to again thank the board of supervisors and the mayor for continuing to let us move forward and to create this next chapter in the fight against hiv and aids in san francisco. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, i'm mary lawrence hicks. i'm a nurse practitioner onward 86 and i bring thousands of thank yous to the board of supervisors and to the mayor for the life sustaining support that you all have agreed to continue. i've been onward 86 for 17 years. i've been on the care council five years and i'm currently a co-chair and i can say that we are getting better and better at what we do. we have become more efficient and we have deeply integrated care, prevention, and support services for our patients. and as a result we are succeeding. we have now a rate of unrecognized infections down to 6.4

>> reporter: san francisco is one of the first cities to give the narcan antidote to heroin addicts.ere in the haight, many young users were dying from overdoses. so this is where doctors saw the most dramatic turnaround from 150 deaths a year in 2002 to 10 deaths now. the san francisco public health department says the drug is not just for heroin addicts anymore. >> we are prescribing it for risky drugs. >> reporter: anyone taking prescription opiates like vicodin is at risk for overdose especially in households where children may accidentally swallow the painkillers. >> so to get naloxone into that child and get them breathing right away while you're waiting 10 minutes for an ambulance to arrive may be life-saving. >> reporter: so the push is to prescribe it along with the painkillers because household accidents now make up most of the fatal overdoses. in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> the fda recently approved a hand-held injector that makes it easier for families to administer the narcan. >>> the nasty storm that hit the country this week may be over. but the effects of the

. >>> today santa cruz became the first city in northern california to implement mandatory water rationing. len ramirez live with what people could have to pay if they go over their limit. len. >> reporter: well, there's water everywhere here in santa cruz as you can see. but it's not the kind that the city needs. and so these very tough restrictions went into effect today restricted that some people already say that they are unwilling or unable to make. 77-year-old barbara anderson saves water when she can capturing bowls and buckets that used to waste while she waits for hot water to come through. >> doesn't take long for it to get hot. >> reporter: it's not even a gallon. but right now, every drop is precious especially for someone whose passion is for plants. >> to water them just directly that way, that will save some water. >> reporter: will it save enough? mandatory rationing takes effect today for the santa cruz restricting single-family homes to 249 gallons per day. customers using more will be fined $25 for the first 10% over. $50 for each 10% after that. it's about 60 gallons pe

during a drought, but the safety of the water is the district's top priority. >>> the city of alameda taking the first steps toward developing the old needs station. city leaders are asking people to submit proposals for two separate projects on alameda point. they want a corporate campus or regional shopping center for one development, asking for retailer shop, hotels ands ofs and at least 800 condos -- hotels ands ofs and at least 8 -- s of -- hotels ands ofs and at least 800 condos and apartments. . >>> ath@has agreed not to -- at&t agreed not to block any paths and keep a safe distance from curbs and fire hydrants. >>> city crews had a hard time fining enough snow to measure on the echo summit. last month the snow pack measurement was 32% of normal. now it is just 18%. >>> the time now, 60:89. it is one of the most interesting and -- 6:09. it is one of the most interesting, and maybe naughty businesses to hit the bay area in a while. it is called the hook up truck, the brain of an oakland artist and tonight it macks its debut. tara moriarty is live. you are in oakland where it will make its first

city department. >> donna labor of office standard enforcement i thought i'd add to the discussion about prevailing wage san francisco will be the first charter city in california to make changes to its administrative code or city governing code to come into compliance with sb 7. i wanted to appreciate supervisor avalos for your leadership around that >> okay. if no other city departments is there anyone who wishes to speak on the item? on item 7. please step forward >> mac. ladies and gentlemen, the board of supervisors in san francisco with the leadership of joovms have done a proposal that will make san francisco better. it will be a you've set a line of integrity that this city will look back some years into the future and saying wow. they think in just an. thank you john and the mayors committee. and i want to thank oewd but i really want to take my hat off and thank where's pat. pat mulligan why don't you come on up here i want to thank patty he dealt with a real circus and got everything done and rachel upper fantastic that's ends it let's cut the cake thank you very much >> okay. >> next speaker. >> with briekt line with the m

. >> it was last month that moore became the first city in the country to adopt rules specifically aimed at preventing extensive tornado damage with really tough new residential building codes. now going to require new homes to be built to withstand winds of up to 135 miles per hour. just to note this was an ef-5, the classification of wind speeds that came through were over 200 miles per hour. we'll show you a lot more from moore, oklahoma, talk to local leaders and also governor marry fallon coming up on "morning joe" but other news we've budget following the buildup for weeks and in just a few hours voters will decide which candidates head to the general election in key battleground states. republican senator mitch mcconnell looks secure against matt bevin. but it's his likely opponent alice lundergan grimes who came out swinging at a rally in louisville. >> i am the kentucky woman who my republican colleagues have so generally referred to as an empty dress. that seeks to retire mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell fails to realize that it's labor that has lifted millions out of poverty a

san francisco is one of the first cities stubhub will bring concerts to in the coming months. >>> this isn't going to be a secret once we let you in on it. consumerwatch reporter julie watts has actually found a vacation that you can get for next to nothing. >> everybody that i talked to thinks it sounds too good to be true. >> reporter: but this self- proclaimed cheap traveler says believe it. he is taking his family to disneyworld for next to nothing. >> his secret using the credit card and reaping the rewards. >> reporter: when you play it right, you can't lose. he opens up a series of cards based on the rewards they offer specific to his trip earning him airline tickets, hotel rooms, even rental cars, for free. >> as long as you plan, you can go anywhere. >> reporter: the 35-year-old cpa says long-term planning is a must. to get to disneyworld, brad and his wife opened up five cards over a period of 18 months spending the minimum required to earn points. brad's game plan? he earned 50,000 points on a southwest visa covering the family's four tickets to orlando, two american express

water emergency for the city. >> people have to operate under rationing. >> santa crews is the first city to order water routing. if customers use more than 75 gallons a month they'll be fined. nick patrols for offenders. >> what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for irrigation going over to the streets. a lot of time i look at staping. >> the average water bill is $40 a month, using 10% more water, carrying a fine of $25. the next increment costs $50. it goes up from there. >> michelle cut back on her water usage. >> this was all grass. we changed it to hart skate. >> she expects her family will stay within the limit. >> i'm ai just. i won't have the house water pressure. all my plants are suck u lants in the pots. i don't have garden right now. >> santa crews is a vulnerable city to drought. it relies on rain fall for its water. this require, two creeks and a reservoir are the only ourses of water for 93,000 people. >> so most residents conserve without being told. >> cutting back on showers i can do. >> we have a low rate per capita this the whole state. >> the water department offer

. >> the city of the car son in los angeles county is expected to be the first city in the state to outlawing. they are considering a ordinance to make it a crime to bully anyone. bullying is a willful conduct involving harassment. name-calling does not qualify. it includes fines. parents would be responsible for their child's behavior. score one for the pun -- republican. mcconnell won the republican pram ory in kentucky. the tea party candidate was a threat. mcconnell spent half of what he had stockpiled. his democratic opponent is allison grimmes kentucky's secretary of state. grimmes and mcconnell is in a virtual tie. the race is expected to be tough. grimmes is 35-year-old and if she wins would be the first female senator-elected in kentucky. >>> a consignment store for kids closes without warning to customers. >> tonight, why a owner feels he had no choice. >> a young woman killed at a rail crossing, neighbors said that crossing was dangerous, a plan that was underway to make it safer. >> first we're following breaking news. what we know with a homicide investigation that's underway

homs is the largest city, the capital of the revolution. it was one of the first to rise up, much fell to opposition forces. over the past two years, the government laid siege to areas home to tens of thousands. at the beginning of this year om the old city was held -- only the old city was held by armed groups. if the deal holds, that will fall to government control. >>> rebels are insisting they'll cancel a deal unless a u.n. delegation supervises their call. zeina khodr september us this report from neighbouring turkey. >> reporter: the old quarters of homs and vouching neighbour -- surrounding neighbourhoods are the last rebel strongholds. 100,000 fighters are inside. for months they've been out of siege. now they may be gip safe passage -- given safe passage out. they'll retreat to the northern countryside of the city. those areas are under seeing. the deal would allow the state to regain control of a city, known as the capital of the revolution much. >> translation: now it is impossible to take back the city. we were so hungry we couldn't walk 100 metre. i u

. >> the city of the car son in los angeles county is expected to be the first city in the state to outlawullying. they are considering a ordinance to make it a crime to bully anyone. bullying is a willful conduct involving harassment. name-calling does not qualify. it includes fines. parents would be responsible for their child's behavior. score one for the pun -- republican. mcconnell won the republican pram ory in kentucky. the tea party candidate was a threat. mcconnell spent half of what he had stockpiled. his democratic opponent is allison grimmes kentucky's secretary of state. grimmes and mcconnell is in a virtual tie. the race is expected to be tough. grimmes is 35-year-old and if she wins would be the first female senator-elected in kentucky. >>> a consignment store for kids closes without warning to customers. >> tonight, why a owner feels he had no choice. >> a young woman killed at a rail crossing, neighbors said that crossing was dangerous, a plan that was underway to make hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with t

the berth of the first publicly owned transit system in the city, the san francisco municipal railwaycome everybody this the may first thank you for jefferson city us for the celebration of asian pacific it's the international looibd to celebrate of the success around the world and may first, it the the state of hawaii with this we have a special, special hawaii culture and the asian panicking american heritage thank you for american ails for the hawaiian airlines thanks to hawaiian airlines. i know that ms. sue thank you. >> happy day. we're going to go around and you know the other neighborhoods. let's go back to the business of 14rg9 the business we have is telling the truth year in the city and county of san francisco many of you know apa heritage is at the national celebration started in 1978 around the country a lot of countries celebrate by in 1995 we celebrate a special time of the year with the apa family to come together and have our own celebration and get to know each other a little bit better we are troud from 2005 on we're celebrating our tenth year. we're excited it's n

san francisco is one of the first cities to give the narcan and narcan to people.s where doctors saw a dramatic turn around, from 150 deaths in 2002 to 10 a year now. >> dr. philip kaufman of the san francisco health department says the drug is not just for heroin addicts any more. >> we are not prescribing narcan for risky patients. they are prescribing it for risky drugs. >> anyone taking drugs like vicodin is at a risk for an overdose, especially where children may accidentally swallow them. >> so to get narcan in the child and get them breathing right away, while you are waiting 10 minutes for an ambulance to arrive may save their life. >> so the push is to prescribe narcan along with the pain killers, because household accidents make up most of the fatal overdoses. >>> the fda recently approved a hand held injector that makes it easy to administer narcan. >>> still ahead, how much gas prices could plunge in the next few weeks, and also coming up tonight, how google is using its same-day delivery service to learn something about each bay area neighborhood. . >>

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airline first city to oppose mandatory water rationing presence their presence there but there watter from their the more utility will get 35 percent if they did not reduce their water consumption by 30 percent. say a council approve the increase in early in the we can measure affects takes about 38,000 customers and more. the unfortunate but it's a store and and let's do our part to help conserve its part of our responsibility as citizens and residents of livermore and i think it's going to be fine. the new measures and the high consumer water and would not affect those who use $3,700 or less per month the restrictions will be in place until the end of september. pot that they're around as it upon the seat to the high cloud coverage of shore. living and for the bay area will help cool style little bit as we head into tomorrow. and now to the jurors really warm and usually where we see our high temperatures at this for and then dallas will be really warm and taxes go 82 degrees 77 in oakland set 81 down san jose right now. again as we look offshore selling better picture showing as hi

it was one of the first cities to rise up in 2011. much of the city fell to opposition forces. over the past two years, the government has laid siege to areas once home to tens of thousands of people. at the beginning of this year, old the only still was held by armed groups. if it falls, that, too will fall under government control. rebels are asking a u.n. delegation to supervise the withdrawal. they want their wounded to be assisted by the red crescent. al jazeera hoda sent us this. >> they are the last rebel stronghold. 1 fighters are inside. but for months, they have been under siege. now, they may be given safe passage out as part of a deal with the government. the rebels who were reportedly in retreat to the northern countryside of the city. but those areas are also under siege. the deal would allow the state to regain control of a city known as the capitol of the revolution. >> now, it is impossible to take back the city. we were so hungry. we couldn't even walk 100 meters. i used to weigh 73 kilos. now, i weigh 53 kilos. >> this 24-year-old arrived in istanbul a few da

but around 3500 b.c., in a culture known as sumer, the world's first cities emerged. now, a more complex economy required more complex record-keeping. accountants took a ball of clay which they poked inside with the fingers to make a cavity. you know, it's just like a tennis ball of clay or even smaller. and once they had a good cavity, they would put inside tokens, and then a flap would be put on top, and all of this was closed. and we are in pre-writing time. and at that time every sumerian had a seal. and when the stone is pressed onto the surface of the envelope, it leaves then a design which is then the mark of the person or the administration involved. keach: with these seals, up to four parties could sign a transaction. these envelopes could hold several tokens securely. but there was no way to know the contents until accountants began to press the tokens into the clay before dropping them inside. the system quickly evolved. it did not take a long time for these accountants to realize "why should we have this complicated system ?" they could just as well have a

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. >>> the first city to file for bankruptcy was in court to try to get a judge to improve their re-organisation plan. they face a roadblock, a creditor who says the city is treating it unfairly. lisa bernard joins us from san francisco. which creditor is fighting and why does it feel it's being treated unfairly. >> it's franklin investment. it would be repaid $350,000 of a $35 million debt that it says it is owed by stockton. where it says the city is paying other creditors 52% or more of what it owes them. so, franklin templeton investors is taking the city to court, starting the trial today. they claim they are discriminated. if it agrees the re-organisation may not go into effect and instead of ending stockton's strategy, approximately be back to the drawing board, which could take another six month. the $35 million went towards building fire houses, police dispatch center, parks for the city. a bankruptcy attorney said stockton is protecting lucrative pension plans for city employees, and this is one of the points that the lawyers for franklin templeton investors will point out. that the pe

but first, the new york tabloids go after the city's first lady as a bad mom. and my next guest is ticked off about that. he hour at 12:00 noon for america's news headquarters. now back to "mediabuzz." >>> the two hollywood celebrities thought they were just helping out a friend raising money for a documentary. but mariel hemingway and ed begley jr. wound up walk into an undercover sting orchestrated by james o'keefe, the conservative activist whose past targets have included npr and acorn. hemingway and begley attended a lunch with a man posing as a middle eastern oil tycoon, an actor hired by o'keefe who said he was offering millions of dollars to fund an anti-fracking film being made by their friend, liberal director josh stickel who told me candidly we were punked. o'keefe says this as hollywood hypocrisy. here's a bit of the surreptitiously recorded video from a lunch in late march at the beverly hills hotel. >> if washington, d.c. continues fracking, america will be energy efficient, and then they won't need our oil anymore. >> oh, yes. only where the mon

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it was one of the first cities to rise up in 2011. much of the city fell to opposition forces. over the past two years, the government has laid siege to areas once home to tens of thousands of people. this year, the old city was held by armed groups and it thif rebs leaves the government will have full control of the strategic city in the middle of the country. >> government there is shown in green and purple areas are contested including aleppo as well as a large swath in the east. slivers of red mark rebel stronghol strongholds. other areas are held by the islamic state of iraq and the kurds. rebels in the city were expected to start leaving on saturday. but their withdrawal is being delayed by a few hours. rebels are asking a u.n. delegation to supervise them. they also want injured people to be assisted by the red crescent. al jazeera's reporter sent this from neighboring turkey. >> the old quarters of homs and its surrounding neighborhoods are the last rebel strongholds in the city. some 1,000 fighters are inside. but for months, they have been under siege. now, they may b

san carlos one of the first cities on the peninsula to implement water use restrictions. tonight the city council will meet to discuss whether to require people living there to cut back on their water use by 20%. several bay area cities in the south bay, east bay and tri-valley have already implemented mandatory cutbacks. >>> 5:50. how the weather could play a big role in the tour of california as it rolls through the south bay. let's face it, most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> welcome back. lawyers for the city of stockton will appear before a judge today asking for bankruptcy protection. the city asking the judge to approve its plan to reorganize more than $900 million in long-term debt. opposing the deal is franklin templeton investments which lent the city $35 million to build fire houses and parks and move its police dispatch center. stockton wants to pay 10% of that total. stockton is the largest city in

but moore, oklahoma, has become the first city in the country to change residential building codes.y're now hoping the stronger building codes catch on in other parts of tornado alley. but might be able to minimize the damage if for example an ef-1 and ef-2 tornado. we're at a memorial service earlier today and also a ceremonial ground breaking for the moore medical center. another one of the buildings that was destroyed. a very somber anniversary here. we've seen flags throughout the city that say moore strong. and indeed, it has been over this past year. back to you. >> gabe, luke russert here. i was on assignment in moore about a month ago right where you're at. i was struck by the resiliency not just in the adults but the kids seemingly able to persevere on and understanding what occurred was obviously a terrible loss and a terrible moment. but really about pushing forward and moving forward. talk about that for the general public that might not ever go to moore, oklahoma. this town is really rebuilding and they really are persevering. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this tow

the first report is the city's comprehensive annual financial report on what is otherwise known as the c-a-f-r. it's the city's basic financial statements. also to report on findings that we had from the audit and included in the report to the government audit and oversight committee. the third report that i'll go over today is the city's signal audit report and that is an audit of the city's expenditures. i do want to mention that the city's audit includes many different components and our audit by [speaker not understood] includes all of the city's funds except for the missing components being audited by kpmg which another person will [speaker not understood] today. for the comprehensive annual financial report we issued a modified opinion as is previously known as an unqualified opinion which is the highest level assurance that you can achieve under an audit. for the second report that i'll go over, there are certain required communications that we have to communicate to the governing body under auditing [speaker not understood]. i'll go over that in just a second. we also have one

make is the first city's white mayor in 40 years and the majority black city wanted a man with a plan it and carried about his race and he notified the owners of 79 properties they need to get the houses repaired and occupied within six months or watch the city seize the title. >> it's really about stabilizing the neighborhoods, they do not want to demolish the blight out of detroit. they want to set up neighborhoods that are stable and able to be saved. >> reporter: the winning bid of the new program's first home auction did not come from deborah leevy. >> people at work knew my situation and paper with this situation. >> reporter: the price? $32000, a fraction of the cost of the average american home but the point is not to drive up property values, it's to repopulate the urban ghost towns that surround a newly hopeful motor city. john in detroit. >> reporter: researchers in the united states are reporting the spread of a parasitic fly and a threat to honey bees and the zombie bees are accused of the attack on other honey bees. >> they have flown out in the middle of the night. >> r

. >> reporter: san francisco was the first city to successfully take on the tobacco industry in a similar lawsuit in the '90s. big tobacco agreed to pay billions of dollars to settle healthcare claims in california. and that is exactly what this new lawsuit is looking for from the pharmaceutical industry. linda yee, kpix 5. >> we contacted one of the biggest drugmakers named in the suit, perdue pharmaceuticals. a spokesman said in the statement they have not seen nor received a complaint from the counties so they have no comment. >>> the lawyer of a santa rosa mom accused of choking her daughter's bully says that his client is being framed. he says the boy is making up the whole story. and as andria borba tells us tonight, the district attorney's office still has not filed charges. >> my client is a folk hero to people all over the world for standing up for her daughter. it's that simple. >> reporter: but prosecutors say she crossed the line. delia garcia-bratcher appeared in sonoma county superior court today. she is accused of going to her daughter's school in santa rosa last friday and

welcome to the people city hall. first of all, i'm kind of in a great state of mind right now we joined our fire department in honoring a heros who saved a life on our ocean beach a few years ago and it's got to be inspirational we have wonderful people in the city and hail oftentimes sacrifice a lot of their personal safeties in order to help with the other so i'm going to look all you knew commissioners as heros we're going to help me sustaining a successful city for everybody so we can grew up other heros in our families that choose to live in our great city. i want to say thank you all of who are here with the families and friends and people in the neighborhoods that have recommended our service i want to say thank you ahead of time you'll make time sfraz for this will be more than oofrments sometimes struggling with important decisions that help the commissions and depended figure out though how to create uniting in our city and for this ahead and all the aspects. some 16 different bodies restraining order re79d today

molina: there are many reasons for selecting mexico city. first of all, mexico city is one of the largest megacities. it has about 20 million people. it is in a tropical latitude so it's representative of many of the future megacities which will be in asia, in africa. mexico city is at a high altitude and the solar radiation is very strong and the photochemistry it is very reactive. and of course, what we hope is that what we learn from mexico city it will provide insight for us so that we can use that insight and understanding and apply it to other future megacities. narrator: while many previous studies revealed a great deal about pollution within mexico city what happened to the pollution after it left the city and what its effects were on the region and the globe had never been systematically studied until milagro. so you have all this pollution coming out from burning of fossil fuels from cars, from industry. and so the pollutants that emitted locally the local effects would be on the health of the population and on the air quality. but then

san carlos can be one of the first cities on the peninsula to implement water use restrictions. night, the city council will meet to discuss whether to require people living there to cut back on their water use by 20%. several bay area cities and the south bay, east bay and tri-valley have already implemented mandatory cutbacks. >>> while we're on the subject, let's check in with christina who i'm guessing there is no rain in the forecast at all. >> actually, now that you bring it up, i have to tell you as we get into memorial day weekend, we might just get a little bit of rain. we'll talk about that as we get closer to the day. but we have a heat wave to get through before that time and temperatures today are going to be hot. you can see why that start in san francisco tells the story completely clear and no low clouds to keep us cool later on and as the winds shift off shore it will be another hot one. 88 degrees in the south bay and 89 for the east bay and san francisco and 82 tomorrow. if you miss your seven-day, we'll have it for you every 15 minutes during "today" show. her