glick, there have always been droughts in the southwest. and how bad is this one, compared with the ones that you've seen in the past? what's different? >> that's right, we have wet years, we have dry years, and the climate is variable, especially in the western u.s. but without a doubt, the drought is unprecedented. we have had stream and pleasure measurement in the state of california. and by any measurement, really, this drought is deeper than we have seen in the last 150 years. basically deeper than we have seen in the modern history of california. we're in a big hole, and it doesn't look like its getting any better. >> dave, what does it mean for your members? is it yonder they can just and use water one way or another, are we already talking about a situation that's well beyond that? >> well, farmers are highly innovative and able to adapt to changing circumstances, and i think that goes with the occupation, but as peter said, we're in a third dry year, and this year is particularly dry, and we're coming to a point for many of our far

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and peter glick let me start with you. there are and always have been periodic droughts in the u.s.west, how bad is this one compared to ones you have seen in the past? >> we have wet years. we have dry years. the climate is naturally variable, but without a doubt the current drought is in many ways unprecedented, we have had measurements in the state of california for other 150 years, and this drought is deeper than we have seen in the last 150 years, basically deeper than we have seen in the modern history of california, and we're in a big hole and [ technical difficulties ] >> well, farmers are highly innovative and able to adapt to changing circumstances. but as peter said, we're in a third dry year and this year is particularly dry. and we're coming to the point where there is no mitigation or alternative strategy to try to keep your crops alive. the only strategy would be to try to minimize losses. and hope for mother nature to turn the spigot back on. >> so just to be clear, unless rain falls out of the sky will are not hidden cashe's of water hidden is there? >> no, we have

. >> mark glick, the energy commissioner, would prefer to break hawaii's dependence on oil. the island state imported more than 46 million barrels of oil, 36 barrels for every person living in the state, according to hawaii energy.com. >> keeping our sights on the true goal, which is to rid ourselves of imported oil, which is creating a stranglehold on the economy. >> it's estimated the north shore wind farm will provide power for 14,000 homes. there are plans to build 15 near that elementary and high school. kent fonoimoana has grown weary. >> we've done our part. >> the energy plan in hawaii includes generating 40% of electricity from renewable windsources. wind farms are part of the energy future and the view. >> facebook is celebrating its 10th birthday. the social networking site started in a harvard college dorm in 2004 and attracted 1 billion members. it's used by 57% of adults in the u.s., and half the global population with internet access uses the site. facebook may be losing the cool factor with teenagers. >> the way where everyone can get a hold of you no matter

. >> reporter: water expert peter glick says the signal from the feds today is that our state, especially agriculture, which uses 80% of california water, is in serious trouble. >> there's going to be a big drop in what we grow, where we grow it and what's available in our supermarkets. >> reporter: beef and dairy prices will likely rise as feed becomes scarce and expensive. fruit and vegetable prices could rise as shortages develop. farmers say the critical time will be in about six months. the summer and fall harvests could be the smallest in decades. in the meantime, they are asking everyone, pray for rain. john fowler, ktvu channel 2news. >>> dairy farmers and cattle ranchers say the drought is already taking its toll. pasture lands in the north bay should be a foot tall now, not a few inches as you see here. also, the cost of feed is high and getting higher. farmers gathered in sonoma county to discuss ways to help them get through the dry season. one idea isn't a new one. they want to truck recycled water from treatment plants and freshwater from nearby springs directly to their far

has sparked outrage in the community over alleged racial discrimination and police brutality barry glick one of the owners of the bar spoke at a public safety committee hearing after the bad hundreds of people showed up to voice their support take a listen this surveillance tapes clearly show that mr donnelly did nothing to provoke the brutality of the recent thank you however the tapes i show show other patrons being hit with nightsticks by the police in the building during and after the initial assault on this to donnelly i can only surmise that these individuals were being beaten because they were expressing outrage at what they were seeing unfolding before their thank you. a group of activists and concerned citizens wrote a letter to the u.s. department of justice demanding a civil rights investigation into the police department one of the citizens as sign the letter tells our t.v. that an investigation is underway the troy police department denies using excessive force and says they are cooperating with the f.b.i. . still out here on our two year turns out that mars is less bare and

and katie glick is a reporter for politico. gentlemen and katie, let me ask you about this picture.icture is worth a thousand words unless it's a public relations stunt. i keep going back to nixon in my comparisons to this fellow. nixon had a new face. he presented it in 1968 when he ran the second time. he had town meetings put together by roger ailes in those days. so that he could portray himself as a regular duke it out kind of politician. not the dark old nixon of old. the herb block cartoon. so is this going to work? >> well, what we saw yesterday in the town hall, certainly in stark contrast to the way we have seen governor christie really over the last couple of years. certainly more subdued. we didn't see much of that new jersey bravado that he has often exuded before and certainly displayed that softer side. at the same time the event seemed to serve as a bit of a reprieve from the really tough 2014 that he had. he didn't take -- he wasn't presented with too many real tough questions. that offered a little space to show the more empathetic side that comes as we have seen a

bandwidth, google, laying down fiber network, watch that stock, the consumers -- i wouldot buy net glick be careful who you buy. >> thank youery kennedy: spanking, what every politician needs, especily when they aent out like naughty little children. if only we culd take that over leer knee nd give them a booty smack. sadly, it wouldn't be effective or curtail irresponsible spending a lustful power grabs, and one lawmaker wts to give por and teachers the power to spank and bruise children, but, honestly, spanking is laze city parenting. you canan't vote your children t of office, but you shouldn't beat them either. stossel here, and we taake a lok behind the presidential curtain and silly with glow in the dark reindeer. it's on.

of bandwidth, google, layg down fer network, watch that stock, the consumers -- i would not buy net glickl who you buy. >> thank you very kennedy: spanking, what every politician needs, especially when they agent out like naughty little children. if only we could take that over leer knee and give them a booty smack. sadly, it wouldn't be effective or curtail irresponsible spending and lustful power grabs, and one lawmaker wants to give power and teachers the power to spank and bruise children, but, honestly, spanking is laze city parenting. you can't vote your children out of office, but you shouldn't beat them either. stossel here, and we take a look behind the presidential curtain and silly with glow in the dark reindeer. it's o

. >> reporter: peter glick says the signals is that our states especially agriculture which uses 80% of california water is in serious trouble. >> it's going to see a big drop in what we grow, where we grow it and what's available in our supermarkets. >> reporter: meat and dairy prices will suddenly rise. food and vegetable prices could rise as shortages develop. the critical time will be in about six months. the summer and fall harvest could be the smallest in decades in the meantime. they're asking everyone pray for rain. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and our coverage of the california drought continues on ktvu.com. scroll down to our hot topic section and you will find all sorts of information including the current levels of the state's major reservoirs. >>> pretty warm day today. we got a record high temperatures in the area. i'll show you those in a little bit. right now we have temperatures in the 40s. it's going to get in the upper 40s maybe a little fog inland. a warning tonight a lot like we had this morning. 30 in santa rosa. 45 in hayward. so as we move forward we'

. >> reporter: peter glick says the signals is that our states especially agriculture which uses 80% of california water is in serious trouble. >> it's going to see a big drop in what we grow, where we grow it and what's available in our supermarkets. >> reporter: meat and dairy prices will suddenly rise. food and vegetable prices could rise as shortages develop. the critical time will be in about six months. the summer and fall harvest could be the smallest in decades in the meantime. they're asking everyone pray for rain. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and our coverage of the california drought continues on ktvu.com. scroll down to our hot topic section and you will find all sorts of information including the current levels of the state's major reservoirs. >>> pretty warm day today. we got a record high temperatures in the area. i'll show you those in a little bit. right now we have temperatures in the 40s. it's going to get in the upper 40s maybe a little fog inland. a warning tonight a lot like we had this morning. 30 in santa rosa. 45 in hayward. so as we move forward we'

bandwidth, google, laying down fiber network, watch that stock, the consumers -- i would not buy net glickrvalued. be careful who you buy. >> thank you very much. lou: good evening, president obama today demanded that ukrainian government avoid further violence against pro western demonstrate ores it kiev, more than 25 people killed there, hundreds more injured in clashes between antigovernment protesters, and police. obama warning there will issue as he put it, consequences if the ukrainian government against crosses that line, retired four-star general jack keane will join us, and also, president obama pushed by canadian prime minister harper to approve the keystone pipeline, and a billionaire left wing activist is

consumers -- i would not buy net glick because it is overvalued. be careful who you buy. >> thank you very much. lou: good evening, president obama today demanded that ukrainian government avoid further violence against pro western demonstrate ores it kiev, more than 25 people killed there, hundreds more injured in clashes between antigovernment protesters, and police. obama warning there will issue as he put it, consequences if the ukrainian government against crosses that line, retired four-star general jack keane will join us, and also, president obama pushed by canadian prime minister harper to approve the keystone pipeline, and a billionaire left wing activist is pushing president obama's party in the opposition direction, 5 co-host, andrea will join us, and angel volkswagen top labor -- has voted striking. in chalk talk up the culture of corporate ultimatums, joined in by big labor, top story, streets of kiev, of ukraine, desending into blazing fires and bloodshed, sprawling antigust protest camp in central kiev, the scene of fierce clashes b

. >> reporter: water expert peter glick says the signal from the feds today is that our state, especially agriculture, which uses 80% of california water, is in serious trouble. >> we're going to see a big drop in what we grow, where we grow and it what's available in our supermarkets. >> reporter: beef and dairy prices will likely rise, as feed becomes scarce and expensive. fruit and vegetable prices could rise, as shortages develop. farmers say the critical time will be in about six months, as this summer and fall harvests are expected to be possibly the lowest in decades. in the meantime, everyone is praying for rain. reporting live in oakland, john fowler, ktvu channel 2news. >>> this week, extremely dry conditions are adding to what is already a dire drought situation. let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin with more. >> let's take a look at what is known as the eight station index. these eight stations through northern california represent rain gauges in the major drainage basins that feed the sacramento river. it's all very important. as you know, the sacramento river, that's

fred glick? >> you always have to compare that to where you're coming from. >> i understand that, but trying -- >> the answer is yes. anytime is a good time. >> i'll get shot if i don't answer yes. >> well, okay. so you're going to give me the pc answer? is that what you're going to say? >> absolutely. on national television, absolutely. i mean, there's a billion factors. we could be on for months about it, but yes and no. how is that? >> but to your point, bill, you have to buy it right. you make your money in real estate when you buy, so buying at the right price is important. >> there you go. >> if only we knew what that price was. like buy low, sell high. if only investing were that easy. >> thank you, folks. >> thank you, guys. >>> a little more than 30 minutes to go before the close. the dow is slightly negative, but we are again seeing small gains for the s&p 500 and actually pretty dissent gain for the nasdaq today. >> and a decent gain for tesla driving toward a record close on word that

. >> alexis glick, thank you so much for this. you can hear the passion in her voice.he makes a good point. i don't mean to minimize the 43%, specially at such an important, pivotal age of little ones. those habits are set in stone. >> you should start with the 2-5-year-olds. >>> last night, one of my boys, 6, about to turn 7. we are offering them to cake for dessert. we are enabling him. he said, no, no, i don't think i will have it tonight. what is wrong with you? >> you had a broccoli empanada for breakfast. >> don't look at me. >>> what is best for the kids, same-sex parents or straight parents? a judge weighs the evidence today in a landmark trial in michigan. >> the nba making history and then making money. have they gone too far to cash in on the first openly gay player? hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportsca

james glick also worked closely with t.a. haucks and has been a trusted advisor. i'm grateful for his good help as well. all of our staff members have done great work in helping move the farm bill to a successful conclusion, and the approval by the senate of this work. madam chairman, my personal office agriculture l.e. daniel elmer also was involved in the work of this committee and advising me personally as we worked our way to the conclusion of our responsibilities. he worked very closely with the committee to help develop the farm bill, and likewise the chief of staff bruce evans and legislative director adam tell, legislative aide bennett mines or others from my staff who added valuable input into this process, and i appreciate their good work. madam president, with that, i yield the floor. ms. stabenow: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you, madam president. i realize that we will be having the vote at 2:35, so let me just take one more moment to stress how important it is that we recognize that this reall

katey glick joins us this morning from washington.d morning. >> a lot of people talking about the tone of the email specifically and also say it seems to suggest that the christie administration is in damage control mode. >> you know, the email that came from governor christie's administration that we've been talking about that was sent over the weekend, it was sent to a smaller group of friends and supporters. it certainly struck a much more aggressive tone than the sort of toned down statement he offered friday. both sort of served to indicate that he is standing by his story, sticking with the same narrative that he put forth in that press conference right as this bridge gate story began. >> a lot of people think the tone of the email suggests me thinks you protest too much. they say even if he didn't have prior knowledge of the lane closures, it does seem to indicate that bullying attitude that a lot of people accuse chris christie of having. >> you know, there's been a lot of scrutiny of governor christie, of his administration a

. >> tracking the end of the storm and glick of another. back with our final forecast.ica. >> welcome back to aljazeera may. i'm del walters. set a putting a new spin on the cafe. let's find out what is going to happen next with weather. >> we have a long holiday weekend ahead for some. we're getting one system cleared out. new england will be out from under this. we have another disturbance coming into the midwest poised for the northeast and mid atlantic. the west coast has been extremely moist with lower elevations, heavy rain, higher elevation snow, enough that between that and the fact that it's been a little warmer and some melting of the recent snow, there could be places that get three inches or more over the weekend, but we are seeing some flooding areas especially rivers and streams, so watch for that. the midwest is a system that will continue along. this has less moisture with it, so in the core of all of this two to four inches and on the periphery, one to three as this moves along, we've seen snow in iowa for example this morning. this is starting to hit u