let's get more on this now with astrophysicist francisco diego and london he's a senior fellow at university college west diego always good to have you with us on al-jazeera let's start with the people crying in the control room just why was this you know such a signature significant moment for the team. the cassini mission has been one of the most successful and one of the most challenging missions in this in the solar system ever. fully thirty years in the making and all these people spend most of their scientific lives and technical lives on this mission so to see a photo from the launch of the conception of this of the of the of the of the space probably itself the collaboration with the european and nasa to put these two spacecraft together the cassini and the huygens and then to launch them on to follow this very. imaginative truck that was using the go with your sister venus twice on the earth once to get all the way to saturn and then twenty. deployed the whole you can sprawl on the on the surface of titan and then all the discoveries that came on the thirteen years that has been aro

he and little girl are headed to san francisco, then san diego. >>> a texas woman arrested for shoplifting managed to slip away from cops, her escape caught on camera. officers cuffed her on the ground and put her in the back of the patrol car. while they were outside she slimmed out of her handcuffs -- slipped out of her handcuffs, climbed into the driver's seat and took off. she led officers a 20 minute chase at 100 miles an hour. they finally used a pit maneuver, cored her and arrested -- cornered her and arrested her again. >>> crews are investigating a pipeline leak that sent some oil into the san pablo bay. these photos are from near the phillips 66 refinery in rodeo. a 20 by 20-foot oil sheen was visible for a time on monday. investigators later found that 25 to 50 gallons of oil leaked from a transfer pipeline. no wildlife was affected by the leak. >>> a new study is warning about what is in our tap water. according to orb media, 94% of u.s. cap water is contaminated by plastic fibers. it might come from washing clothes and carpets. the study shows each cycle of a washing machine c

. >> there are plenty of places to build in san francisco in l.a., san diego, in oakland and many ofur cities. >> collection of the real estate fee would begin immediately and is expected to generate up to $3 million a year. the bond measure needs approval from voters next year. >>> lots of sunshine here in the bay area with some patchy fog trying to regroup right now near portions of the coastline. this afternoon's highs -- two weeks ago san francisco was 106 degrees. today just 70. very nice in the city earlier today. a few 80s to report out towards santa rosa, napa, concord and antioch in the lower 80s. here's the deal for tomorrow for your saturday. it will be mild especially inland. temperatures in the 80s. around the bay 70s. and the coast mainly in the 60s for your saturday afternoon. in fact, those will be the temperature trends all weekend long. a few showers moving out of nevada. you can pick out the satellite here. the fog beginning to regroup near portions of the coastline. we still have that onshore wind that will help bring the fog into the bay. tomorrow morning we'll h

resulted in a lack of availability and sky high rent especially in cities like los angeles san diego and san francisco. areas that have seen a boom in new development are still on affordable for example here in downtown los angeles most of the new high rises cater to the wealthy rent is so expensive that vacancies have reached the highest rate in seventeen years landlords are now offering perks to incentivize move ins but the median price for a one bedroom downtown is twenty five hundred dollars per month and in this building a tiny four hundred eighty seven square foot studio starts at around two thousand dollars per month so six weeks of free rent or free parking for an entire year will not offset the cost income over the past two decades hasn't kept pace with escalating rent what was once considered a low income problem is now everyone's problem matters finds that even extremely high incomes aren't enough to blunt the cost of housing in san jose where the current median income is nearly one hundred thousand dollars renters can still expect to pay forty percent of their monthly income on rent it's n

resulted in a lack of availability and sky high rent especially in cities like los angeles san diego and san francisco. areas that have seen a boom in new development are still on affordable for example here in downtown los angeles most of the new high rises cater to the wealthy rent is so expensive vacancies have reached the highest rate in seventeen years landlords are now offering perks to incentivize move in but the median price for a one bedroom downtown is twenty five hundred dollars per month and in this building a tiny four hundred eighty seven square foot studio starts at around two thousand dollars per month so six weeks of free rent or free parking for an entire year will not offset the costs income over the past two decades hasn't kept pace with escalating rent what was once considered a low income problem is now everyone's problem cal matters finds that even extremely high incomes aren't enough to blunt the cost of housing in san jose where the current median income is nearly one hundred thousand dollars renters can still expect to pay forty percent of their monthly income on rent it's no

. >>> in response to recent hepatitis a outbreaks in san diego and los angeles county, san francisco is taking steps to prevent the disease from spreading in the city. tenderloin health services is partnering with glide memorial church to host two free hepatites a vaccine events. they will be held today and next friday at glide memorial church. hepatitis a is a highly infectious disease that attacks the liver. it has been spreading mainly in the homeless population. the infection has affected nearly 500 people in san diego county. 17 have died. >>> and san francisco is meeting to talk about ambulance delays during the heat wave where three people died. temperatures were over 100 degrees in san francisco. because of all the 911 calls coming in, it took ambulances 20 minutes or more to respond to 11 life-threatening calls. >>> fly anywhere in the world in less than an hour. >> hmm why what do you think about that? we'll tell you how elon musk wants to change the way we travel. >>> good morning. traffic still doing pretty well around the bay area. san francisco commute looks good approa

. >>> in response to recent hepatitis a outbreaks in san diego and los angeles counties, san francisco is taking steps to prevent the disease from spreading in the city. a nonprofit group is partnering with glide memorial church to host two free hepatitis a vaccine events. they will be held today and next friday at glide church on ella street. hepatitis a is a highly infectious disease that attacks the liver, spreading mostly among homeless population but the epidemic has infested nearly 15,000 people in san diego county, 17 have died. >>> responding to hurricane- devastated puerto rico. is the federal response good enough? >>> after making changes requested by the lbgt group, the state education seeks the approval of a new group of textbooks. >>> a california panel is recommending that ten families of textbooks receive approval after incorporating dozens of changes requested by lbgtle lbgt groups. the state board of education will make the final decision in november about which book complies with state curriculum standard and earn the state recommendation for youth. lbgt groups had sa

san francisco san francisco, l.a., in san diego, oakland, in many of our cities. >> collection of theestate fee would begin immediately and is expected to generate $3 million. the bond measure needs approval from the voters. >>> we've been examining the homeless crisis in the bay area. >> this morning we'll look how san francisco is trying to resolve one issue through the use of technology. christina rndon shows us how it works. >> reporter: san francisco's department of housing launched the program in may, according to the director. >> i was teary eyed. >> reporter: he says the department was using 15 different databases and the information about clients wasn't being shared. one system is a single database being used by more than 507 homeless outreach programs and organizations in the city. >> you can think of of it a if someone comes to us, do an assessment and find what it is how we can best help them and make sure they land at the right place. >> it will house medical information, medical history, whether or not they have a visibility and if they've visited shelters in the past. i

. >> there are plenty of places to build in san francisco, in l.a., san diego, in -- in oakland, in manyf our cities. >> collection of the real estate fee, that $75 fee, would begin immediately and it's expected to generate up to $3 million a year. the bond measure needs approval from voters next year. >>> california's unemployment raise is going up. it went up to 5.1% last month, according to new numbers just released today. the rate is up from 4.8% in july. but it's still lower compared to the same time last year. >>> fine dining restaurants may be busy changing their menus today because a federal appeals court reinstated california's ban on fatty duck and goose liver called foie gras. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled today that the state's law was not preempted by the federal government's authority to regulate poultry products. the state lecture banned it in 2004. it went into effect eight years later. animal rights activists pushed it through because they say the process of making it involves cruel and inhumane feeding of animals. >>> a firefighter with the contra costa count

responding to recent hepatitis a outbreaks in san diego and los angeles counties, san francisco is takingps to prevent the disease from spreading in the city. tenderloin health services, a nonprofit group, is partnering with glide memorial church to host two free hepatitis a vaccine events. they will be held today and next friday at glide church on ella street. hepatitis a is a highly infectious disease that attacks the liver, spreading mostly among homeless population but the epidemic has infected nearly 500 people in san diego county. 17 of them have died. >>> the san francisco department of health is expected to meet today to talk about ambulance delays during the labor day weekend heat wave when three people died. the city has been criticized a lot for not preparing for the heat wave. temperatures were over 100 degrees in san francisco. because of all the 911 calls coming in, it took aim brains ambulance 20 minutes or -- ambulance 20 minutes or more to respond. >>> and berkeley high school officials are now investigating an account on facebook which had slurs and swastika. >> i think

. >> we have boots on the ground in washington, d.c., sacramento, los angeles, san diego and san francisco to really representing all of california. >> that's the political part. another way to fight back, these companies say innovation like new products, cheaper drugs and new ways to fight decease. >> what you should feel confident about is this industry is going to solve problems with or without washington. it would be helpful if washington gets it right because it helps us solve problems more effectively for patients who are suffering. >> a little more perspective, should the current bill pass some of the experts we spoke to today say if it plays out california could lose up to half of its health care aid by 2026. in san jose scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> our chief meteorologist chief ranieri here. we are cleaning out the barbecues for the warm weather. >> good weather for barbecue. anything you didn't get done in summer and want to enjoy outside. we've got it coming your way. there is fire danger i'll have the update on that in a second. we'll take you out to

it's infected nearly 500 people in san diego county. 17 of them have died. >>> the san francisco departmentblic health is expected to meet today about ambulance delays during that heat wave when three people died in the city and temperatures were over 100 degrees in san francisco. because of all the 911 calls that came in that weekend, its took ambulances 20 minutes or more to respond to 11 life- threatening calls. >>> microsoft has bought a 65- acre parcel of land along highway 237. the price tag, $73 million. 2,000 people could end up working there. microsoft representative says the company is looking to explore opportunities to meet their needs based on cloud computing and internet services. the mayor says the city welcomes microsoft's investment. >>> aaron rogers took part in a ceremony before the game last night. rogers is the packers pro-bowl quarterback. he linked arms with fellow players during the national anthem. the team asked fans to join them by linking arms in the stands as well. he says this is a show of unity. our question of the day is if you were on the field, what would y

. >>> san francisco is preparing for the possibility of a hepatitis a outbreak. it says they're focussing on prevention after san diegoeclared an emergency last week. most people affected there are homeless or have a history of drug use. officials believe san francisco has the same risk factors. >>> hikers and bikers have been anticipating this grand opening for quite some time. today the summit is open. it was uncertain for a while as to what would happen, but the cube is still there. the area has been fixed up for visitors with breaking rails. it was closed to the public for 37 years, but raj says its's the perfect place to go before work. >> a picnic, me you and jeff. we're going to tell you the value of the raider, how many are they worth. >>> a scary moment at the a's game. well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. now halloween time is more spook-tacular than ever because it's in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! at stanfo

en el beisbol de las grandes ligas los gigantes de san francisco estaran cerrando la temporada en casa ante los padres de san diegocia el dia de hoy con chris strantton en la lomita y cierran el domingo con johnny cueto encargado de los lanzamientos. en el futbol mexicano el dia de hoy inicia la jornada numero 12 con doble cartelera. morelia recibe la visita de tijuana y atlas ante veracruz. por su parte los rayados de monterrey a pesar de tener un partido menos disputado sigue de lider en la tabla general con 23 unidades cuatro mas que las aguilas del america que si tuvieron actividad entre semana. le tenemos declaraciones de antio mohamed estratega del equipo. eso es todo que les tengo al momento. que tengan excelente eso es todo que les tengo al momento. que tengan excelente tarde. vamos auna pausa comercial y regresamos con mas inforamacion en noticiero telemundo 48 --- hoy a las once --- --- hoy a las once --- --- slo en telemundo 48, agentes de inmigracin arrestan a un hombre en san jos en medio de un operativo polmico en ciudades santuarios --- --- familias molestas, en oakland decenas de residentes asegura

instead of handing out medicine, san francisco is trying to get people to come in every day for treatment. >>> los angeles county is now joining santa cruz and san diegof hepatitis a. in san francisco, more than 420 cases and 16 deaths have been reported since early this year, mostly among the homeless or drug abusers. authorities there declared a health emergency. in santa cruz county, 69 cases of hepatitis a have been confirmed since april compared to the normal of one or two cases per year. officials in l.a. county say they have only had 10 people infected so far but they want to increase prevention efforts so more people don't become sick or die. >>> a federal appeal ruled that warnings on sugar in soda that the warnings may be a violation. the warning is misleading because it is not required on ads for other products that have a similar amount of sugar. u.s. hastings law professor david laveen appeared on the 4:00, the 4:00 on 2 and said that if the ordinance were rewritten, it could pass. >> if the ordinance added one word and that is "may," the court would be okay with it? >> that could help. the wording could be changed in a revised ordinance.

la abogada de san diego, dulce garcÍa soÑadora tambiÉnpresentÓ la primera querella la corte federal de san franciscoal gobierno. cuÉntenos sobre eso. dulce garcia: aparte de abogadas soy recipiente de daca. esta situaciÓn con los jóvenes es preocupante para mÍ. por eso decidimos que nuestra voz resalte, sometimos esta demanda. tony: muchos de estos protesta porque reciÉn un fuerte impacto econÓmico, a raÍz de este anuncio de la cancelaciÓn de daca. en realidad es asÍ, licenciada? dulce garcÍa: yo resido en california, es muy dependiente de los inmigrantes. nuestra labor es crucial. muchos otros estados tambiÉn, aunque no lo reconozcan. nuestras contribuciones son muy importantes, en particular para california y en todo el paÍs en general. carolina: dulce tiene 24 aÑos, llegÓ a estados unidos cuando tenÍa cuatro aÑos precisa de dos personas trabajadoras, un padre soldador y una madre que trabajo en un hotel. cuÉntanos sobre la base de esta demanda. dulce garcia: mÁs que nada, basada en las promesas que nos hizo la administraciÓn anterior. esa nueva administraciÓn estÁ terminando con eso. nos habÍan d

diego area that are infected are homeless with a history of drug use. santa cruz reported 69 cases of hepatitis a since april. and officials believe san francisco has the same risk factors. the city reported three cases last year. >>> okay let's get a check of the weather. fall is friday. >> yeah. >> and the weather is perfect leading up to it. >> no complaints today. irving i think we've been waiting for this after the long, hot summer and more to come in terms of the great weather here in the extended. as we get a look right now, the pattern is very complicated. the bottom line, it feels like fall today and continuing all the way throughout this week. in fact the coolest trend i calculated since the end of may some 113 days ago. the big thing we see changing is high pressure kept the storm track to the north. weakened moving to the south. allowing three areas of low pressure to move in. the first one keeps cool and clouding wednesday morning drizzle and showers nearby. by nasdaq a chilly morning and cool day on top. let's get knew tomorrow morning's forecast a mix ever sun and clouds. beginning at 57 in the south bay. peninsula 59. and a cool

diego going down to the miami dolphins. seattle won a hard fought game at home to san francisco 12—9, while the new england patriots struck back—20 win over the new orleans saints. that is about all we have time for. from the current tulsen tollett, and the superb sport to take team, goodbye. —— sport today. after a weekend of sunny spells, and some heavy showers around too, there is going to be a bit of a change in the weather as we head through this week. after that fairly cool and showery start, a bit of rain mid—week, particularly in the west. but things will be warming up towards the end of the week, and turning a little bit drier later on. so here is how things are looking at the moment. we've got an area of high pressure building in from the atlantic. low pressure sitting out to the east at the moment. so still a rather cool, northerly breeze with those two areas of high and low pressure. that breeze in the east is going to be bringing some showers across parts of eastern england, and perhaps central parts seeing some showers through the day. but it is quite a chilly start to monday morning, with the mist and some fog p

dirigidos fhoenix 100 grados para hoy, los Ángeles contara con temperatura de 74 grados, san diego 73, san franciscode abrazar la situaciÓn que seÁa maravillosa en tu vida gÉminis en la vida de ustedes van a aparecer Ángeles que pueden ser personas o cosas libros, mucha sabidurÍa de luz del universo para ustedes porque necesitan crecer espiritualmente esta semana lo van a lograr, cÁncer hablando de crecimiento espiritual los Ángeles le dan el mensaje que esta semana su creencia en dios en los Ángeles en todas las situaciones bonitas del universo que ustedes hacen porque los cÁncer son gente muy linda, van a tener un crecimiento maravilloso y les traerÁ mejoras a su vida, leo, trÁenos que trasmutar, quitar, sacar, disolver alguna situaciÓn negativa que tienes en tu vida en este momento, es momento de llamar a los Ángeles de transmutaciÓn para sacarlo de tu vida para siempre. virgo confiar un poco mÁs en la energÍa del universo y los Ángeles confiar en lo que deseas y quieres se va a dar, quÍtate las dudas de tu cabeza es lo que dicen los Ángeles, para libra buscar ideas para algo nuevo que quieras ha

or parties have restaurants in seattle or san francisco and how would that affect an individual restaurant? >> we do have franchise restaurants in san diego so this is something the franchisees employee the employees and they have to pay these wages but to the extent that it makes it harder to hire people so your labor costs go up cause you got to pay these increased wages. the tendency is to automate, the tendency is to reduce the number of your employees or to reduce their hours inches exactly, one of these restaurant it's exactly what the harvard business school and university of washington study chose happens. i don't need study to tell people that happen. i did it wallstreet journal op-ed and informs . and got severely ridiculed for it and characterized as antiunion although i'm not. i've been trying to convince the restaurant industry and the franchise association to increase, to go for an increase in the minimum wage, is too low.it could go to nine dollars, a level at which you could increase the minimum wage where it would not kill entry-level jobs. $15 an hour kills jobs, hurts businesses, or to lesser skilled workers, it is bad

francisco state. you don't see this often, the coach davis shaw was live it. he was not happy with the referee call with san diego state. a pickup with ron and that puts the aztec in a good position. kenny gets into the and

>>> this weekend the san francisco giants fans will say goodbye to one of the most popular pitchers in the history of the team and matt cain is retiring. against the san diego be as last professional game after pitching for 13 years. it is all with the giants and he said he cannot see himself in another uniform. he has 104 career wins and three world championships, and who can forget that perfect game in 2012, the only perfect game in the 135 year history of the giants franchise. >>> the giants lost to the diamondbacks, 4-3, and that scored early and the first inning pablo sandoval gets the double and scoring two more runs in the diamondbacks rally and tied up the game in the bottom of the ninth inning and taking it with the walkoff bases loaded walk. the giants lost, 4-3, and they are off today. they will close out the season this weekend at home against the san diego padres. >>> eric reed is addressing the recent controversy surrounding the protests during the national anthem and president trump. it's been more than a year since he and colin kaeperck began kneeling as a silent protest for the racial inequality ithe u.s. and on sunday nearly every team in

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diego.. el cual tambien afect a los condados de monterey y san benito.. cesar --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- --- pasamos con juan francisco- juanfra intro el descanso en el torneo apertura de la liga mx le permiti a algunos equipos reagruparse, sanar heridas y buscar mejores resultados... pero un equipo que contina agonizando es el equipo de pumas... take vo vo los felinos universitarios siguen de pique... ayer en casa cayeron frente a xolos 2-0... xolos que por cierto tiene buen repunte, suma cuatro triunfos de forma consecutiva... pero el panorama de pumas no es alentador... el equipo suma seis derrotas en el torneo... ha perdido la brjula y la directiva lo reconoce... take sot 0:20 out cue: "cambiar esta dinmica" 0:20 out cue: "cambiar esta dinmica" vo por su parte el rebaÑo sagrado... el sbado en pachuca demostr que sabe jugar, gustar y ganar... las chivas dominaron a los tuzos para ganar 3 a uno y conseguir la primera victoria de la campaÑa... bueno, pero falta mucho camino por recorrer... ya que el rebaÑo es dcimo-quinto en la clasificacin... take sot 0:13 out cue: "estamos en eso" fullscreen con ocho fechas jugadas

diego state came from behind. stanford is now one and two on the year. san francisco state did not have much roadie there.n the wrong end of a lot of ugly numbers. they were sacked five times. that five turnovers. they had 30 yards rushing. it was tough. they lost by 38 at utah. >> the 49ers are in the pacific northwest to face the seahawks. joe is there and says it doesn't look like shanahan will get his first victory today.>> looking, he doesn't know where to go. >> the 49ers are continuing to look for their first win of the season. seattle doesn't look like it will be it. the 49ers have now lost to the seahawks seven straight times. when you come to seattle you can expect noise and elite -- and elite defensive moves. you will never see a team who is ranked high like that who is in physical. the fact that they have done it each year just shows that they have been able to stay healthy and they have a standard that they play too. any defense that is good is like that.>> reporter: this week is their home opener. they are smarting from a loss last week in green bay. it adds up to a big challenge for 49er te

diego. we are all right on top of that to prevent that. >> jeff, you have 7500 homeless people estimated san francisco. what specifically are the things that the city is doing right now to deal with those homeless people is this. >> well -- people? >> well, we're working on providing units of house and rent subsidies and other programs ranging from 1 or 2 months of rent assistance offer helping -- or helping people reconnect with family members. >> where do you put that? housing is so crowded. where do you find room for these. >> san francisco has 7500 units of permanent supportive housing. we have more p bushings r capita than anywhere in the united states. some are owned by the city. some are private owned sites. this is just very hard work. there is no easy solution. we find the sites and work with neighbors. we gather up the financing and make it happen. just because it's hard doesn't mean we won't keep doing it. >> are you seeing a changing face of the homeless. there will be people who don't want to work or have drug problems or mental health problems. now we're seeing families. they suffered a d

scheduled to speak at the city college of san francisco in honor of the first semester of the tuition free classes, and the senator will speak friday at 3:30 pm at the diegoera theater, the first city to offer free community college to the residents, sparking the 18% increase in enrollment. >>> the six nasa back to scientists emerging from the mars like habitat after six months of isolation, and we explain what that means for the american plans for space travel in the future. >> [ cheers ] >> reporter: the would-be astronauts emerging from the isolation after eight months as a small experiment that could have a big impact on america's future plans for space trouble -- space travel, the group living in the space habitat since the january living on the world's most active volcano, giving nasa new data on the living conditions on the mission to the red planet. >> how you put them together and accrue and how you support them. >> reporter: the first order of business was eating plenty of fresh fruit after eating freeze- dried foods during the experiment, and able to grow significant number of vegetables in the harsh volcanic soil. >> carrots, peppers, chinese

. >>> and san francisco is taking steps to prevent a hepatitis a outbreak that reached three cities. homeless people and intra venus drug users are especially at risk. san diego, los angeles and santa cruz have declared an outbreak of the deadly diseases. >>> senate republicans in washington are pushing for a vote next week on the proposed new health care bill after they failed to repeal the affordable health care act in july. >> this bill would even have worse impacts on californians and their coverage than the previous bill we saw earlier this year. one of the major differences is that starting in 2027, this bill would completelyey lip nate funding for the affordable health care act without replacing it. >> republican senators lindsey graham of south carolina and bill cassidy of louisiana say that their bill would repeal the affordable health care act's mandate that everyone buy insurance and repeal subsidies by the year 2020 that help people pay their premiums. ain't would cut funding for medicaid -- and it would cut funding for medicaid partially replacing it with state block grants. california and other states that have expanded medicaid would be hit the

de san diego por el brote de hepatitis a, parece ser ms grave de lo que se pensaba, y es que varias calles del centro de esa ciudad estan infestadas de heces humanas --- roll open --- "franciscoardo" nos tiene la informacin --- :01 banner :18 jesus 1:04 jose entre las casas de campaÑana no existen regaderas nat mucho menos baÑos.. nat es la calle 17 en pleno corazon del centro de san diego, el campamento movil de indigentes ms grande, pero tambien una zona inundada de excremento humano. sot don jess/ a diario encuentra excremento humano en su calle hacen del baÑo aqu en medio de los carros, los papeles vuelan, y uno tiene que aguantar la aroma de todo eso. nat don jesus, como llamaremos a este residente que decidio cubrir su identidad, dice estar cansado de la cantidad de desechos que encuentra todas las maÑanas sot don jess/ a diario encuentra excremento humano en su calle esta nomas es una, hay veces que hay diez, quince, y se van acumulando acumulando y creando un foco de infeccion ideal para propagar el virus de la hepapatits a que de forma local ya ha originado una emergencia sanitaria. tan solo en lo que va del aÑo 15 personas han muerto, y ms de 350 han resultado conta

san francisco and san jose top the list as the state's two most expensive cities to live in. and that's followed by los angeles, san diego and long beach. >>> new at 6:00, a former chief judge at the state public utility commission is now agendasing former bosses of firing for blow attention the whistle on the agency's bad behavior in. in the past few years they have face add series of state and federal investigations in into alleged back door communications between regulators and the utilities they regulate. especially pg&e. xpuc chief karen has lodged an pale with the state earnle board chamg she was zpised for racial bias and for cooperate wg the official corruption probe. >> we must also continue to speak out that's why i'm in trouble you know because i talked back. i speak out. i stand up. and i'm going to continue to do it. [ applause ] >>> here is the response in the statement today the puc says it will vigorously defend the termination sayings he was dismissed for cause. allege and skaulg her claims baseless. >>> bowled words from president trump after u.n. and not just directed at north korea. the other nation h

recently waived environmental reviews on a 15- mile stretch in san diego where prototypes of the wall will be constructed. (mark) a san franciscow warning people about short term renters after she was robbed by one. pamela kelley rented her flat for 4 nights to a man last week. when she came back home on sunday, she found three of her deadbolted closets wide open. the renter stole her clothing, purses and even pried open her safe stealing 68-thousand dollars worth of jewelry. kelley says she wasn't able to check the man's references because it was a same day last minute rental. she also found blood and drug parphenelia on the bed as well as a picture of the renter. (mark) kelley says she will rent again, but not to same day last minute renters. she also says she will check references more ( darya ) in the north bay.

diego county. 70 people also have the disease in santa cruz county. los angeles county is also affected. hepatitis a can be spread through unwashed hands and food as well as sharing needles. san franciscoicials say they're working to get more adults vaccinated. (vicki) a new study shows the flint water crisis had a devastating impact on fetal deaths. two university professors found the fetal death rate spiked 58-percent when women and their fetuses were exposed to lead in drinking water. fertility rates decreased in women by 12- percent during the same period. lead entered flint's drinking water in 2014 when the city switched from water supplied by detroit to the flint river to save money. officials failed to add anti-corrosives necessary to keep lead out of the new water. the city then switched its water source back to the great lakes water authority. mostly sunny skies across our entire region today with a moderate northerly gradient in place at the surface along with no marine layer plus a longwave trough overhead. temperatures are very close to this time yesterday -- 60s to the lower 70s. (vicki) a student in belgium has taken one of nintendo's most beloved creations ...and made it

the cincinnati reds san diego padres colorado rockies and seattle mariners join 10 other teams that have already installed safety nets including the san francisco not to make any more comments about water. it is part of the $300,000 settlement by the state attorney general. the state accuses gatorade of misleadingly portraying the health benefits of water. users refuel usain bolt in a commercial and it warns keep your performance level high by avoiding water. >>> a warning for people who pump gas in contra costa. more information on where people's credit and debit card information could be at risk. >>> there was snow and hail in the sierra and highway patrol said the weather played a role in this deadly 16 vehicle crash near the cisco grove. one person died in the accident shut down westbound lanes for over three hours creating a 20 mile backup. all lanes reopened around 3 pm. the squaw valley had three inches and the sugar bowl had 3 to 4 inches. >>> the police in spain made an arrest in the deadly terror attack that took place, and the 24-year-old suspect purchased explosive materials in his name and provided vehicles for the cell members. is

convictions, one for grand theft in san diego county in 2001 and one for robbery in texas in 1993. ( mark ) the possible closure of one hospital unit in san franciscoome patients their lives. it is happening at the life support unit in saint luke's hospital. twenty-four families gathered in front of city hall yesterday. they pleaded to the public to help them stop the closure. family members say there is no other similar facility nearby. <"we have for the other patients including my son. it is a possibility of los angeles or sacramento area and that's just not an option for us.""this is devastating because we are talking about 24 critically ill patients. they will die if they are moved.">( mark ) a statement from the california pacific medical center reads in part: "the long- scheduled closure of the sub-acute unit at st. luke's... was a result of negotiations between the city and c-p-m-c. we will continue to provide the best possible care to our patients while we work with them and their families .... to secure places for them in nearby ( mark ) three current alameda county sheriff's deputies and one former deputy were in court on charges related

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