roberta gonzales is here with all the details. hi, roberta. >> according to our live high- def doppler radar, we are still picking up plenty of precipitation in and around the bay area. whenever you see the shades of yellow that's a heavier downpour and right now as we get ready to zero in on the east bay, i have been tracking these cells because one of these cells, this one in particular, did produce a thunderstorm with some hail and a little bit of lightning bolts out of concord towards pittsburg. we are picking up light precipitation around the santa clara valley. but the north bay is still in the thick of action with plenty of scattered showers. more rain on the way. we're tracking that, as well. and allen and elizabeth, that's later on in this newscast. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> stepped up security on the berkeley high school campus this week. that's after three students brought guns to school yesterday. one of those weapons actually went off. it was in this portable restroom. the bullet went through the wall. now, luc

president chiu: before our next speaker, i want to acknowledge supervisor jim gonzales. good to see you here. supervisor mirkarimi: in general, i support this. i had some concerns. i think the timing is a bit funky. i think there could have been perhaps greater thought in terms of how this could have been deployed for this election year. but i understand some of the arguments by by colleagues, which i support in what the objective is. what hasn't been said, but i want to add it to the calculus, since all the attention is placed on the board of education is that city college and there trusty's represent more of a population than the board of education does. the board of education in terms of the student population represents about 55,000 students apply not mistaken in the unified school district. city college represents 70,000. that is a body that merits -- over 100,000 san francisco and collectively. that merit the same kind of supports and resources aimed by this particular endeavor as well. when these conversations come up, i hate -- i think the greater goal in the gre

maria gonzales, frank lara, olsen martinez, carmen lee, norah calderon, jonah abernathy. if you can please come forward and speak, you each have two minutes. thank you. >> good afternoon, a supervisor. my name is joanne and i am a member of power. i want to make a quick comment. i would like to see the comments come first for the experts come and speak. sometimes, we do not get our answers from the experts. we take our comments and leave, but we do not get there in point -- that their input on what we commented on. i have three kids and one adult child. i have a budget of $980 a month. i spend $450 on rent. i spend a $200 on fast passes to get on unique a month. -- get on muni a month. this is for a family of four. the would like free passes. it would stop the children from getting on the back door to try to get their education. also, i would like to see it because 80% of my neighborhood does not know anything about what is going on down here. i would like to see some of the outreach go into my neighborhood so they would know what is going on about these test passes. i di

roberta gonzales is tracking the next storm coming in but we begin with kiet do in capitola with exclusive video of floodwaters rushing through town. kiet. >> reporter: dana, i'm going to step out of the way an show you this wet, disgusting mess here in the heart of downtown. you hear these generators and fans running in the downtown area right now people are busy trying to clean up their businesses, trying to dry things out. there is just disgusting, nasty mud everywhere. and the city tells us that the rupture started about 4:30 p.m. today. they got 6 inches today. most came within the last two hours before this incident happened. the water basically just overwhelmed this culvert and burst through this asphalt dash inside this mobile home park. the dash measured 100 feet long. it spewed water right through downtown. people said that they were dealing with a 2-foot wall of water and mud. about two dozen businesses with inundated with water that was at times about knee deep. so they had one of the mobile homes destroyed, 40 of them damaged. the fire department, the police department was und

gonzales took the ace to the amount outstanding performance. gonzales had two perfect innings. they beat the a's 7-6. these games don't count for the a's in the giants'. we don't want to lose this early in the season. coming up, we'll have much more on the weather coverage and what is going on in the bay area high when the price freeze all over the place. let's head back out to san rafael it is picking up just a bit. all they jackie sissel says he is still misty rain. >> will: project, a bridge toll plaza--bridge check, bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. san mateo, hear this, chocolate is that in that area seems to be windshear fortunately plenty of space in between cars san mateo to golden gate it looks like more rain fell in that area than the other two bridges. from the golden gate bridge to the next few days you can see it's not pretty windy throughout this day to day partly cloudy on friday. send it comes along and ruins everything rain is headed back our way. taro, looks like rain fell in that area hopefully that is not black ice. it looks like they should be seeing some

. >> reporter: holly and mark gonzales tried for four frustrating years to have children. >> good boyreporter: costing the couple about $120,000. then last month came a call from their adoption attorney. >> she said "we have a birth mom who's pregnant with twins due next friday." >> reporter: their attorney put holly on the phone with the expectant mother who said her name was kristy bennett, a 34- year-old single mother of three from missouri. >> a half hour late she sent me a text message saying "i think you're going to be great parents to the twins." >> reporter: as the gonzales prepped their empty nursery, kristy bennett started asking for money. then their lawyer, who had been checking bennett's background, called with heart-breaking news. >> she just got a phone call back from the doctor's office, they have no record of this woman. >> she's just playing with your emotions and trying to basically get money from you. >> reporter: the gonzaless ended all contact with kristy bennett and got this cold-blooded message in return. "the girls were born today. i'm sorry you felt you could

. >> después de la buena jugada, con el pecho gonzales puebla marca en la corregidora esto es 2 a 1 .a de un descuido y el portero , se dijeron esta es tuya , llego borja, es otro partido , puebla, en su primer ataque serio, consigui acortar la diferencia en la mitad por una falta de romero y jorge díaz león . >> acaba de naotar josé joel gonzález , . >> la corta corona, la salida de jaurez, el primer gol del puebla jugando de visita. >> arriba , lataral para puebla . >> el toque para corona, las oredenes de gustavo matosas, juárez uno de losmonestados, le queda la pelota a pereira borja y el remate , que le pasa a la defensa de querétaro . >> aquí aparecio la lampara y el genio de pereira. >> lo buscan por arriba a acosta, tiro de esquina , balón que se abre, para ocampo, el balonso . >> arriba el arquero, se queda con la pelota díaz , hay que poner paños frío en querétaro, amigarse con el balón, . >> el nervio ,la pelota se escapa de los pies . >> gana querétaro 2 a 1 -. >> todo lo del fútbol mexicano . >> el remate y tapa el arquero, se lo pierde borja, aparecio díaz, cerca estuvo

en la ciudad de mÉxico, leÓn felipe gonzÁles, univisiÓn. >> agentes de inmigraciÓn y aduanas arrestariÓn, asalto y posesión de drogas. los arrestados provienen de paÍses de amÉrica latina y el caribe, medio oriente, asia y África. >> el consejo de la ciudad de los angeles pasÓ hoy por encima de los deseos del alcalde antonio villaraigosa a favor de congelar por tres meses la contrataciÓn de policÍas los concejales dijeron que la medida ayuda a aliviar el dÉficit presupuestario de la ciudad y que permitirÁ ahorrar casi $ 4 millones en los prÓximos dos aÑos. al volver de la pausa, levantan polÉmica informes de wikileakes que afirman que mÁs de 100 efectivos colombianos operaban en venezuela cazando a miembros de las farc. regresamos con esto y mucho mÁs en noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. >> la revista colombiana semana hizo revelaciones basadas en los cables diplomÁticos dados a conocer por wikileaks que han generado polÉmica tanto en colombia como en venezuela. la comunicaciÓn indica que colombia tuvo militares encubiertos en su vecino paÍs para buscar a un jefe de las farc. fran

i would like to thank supervisors mirkarimi and his predecessor, matt gonzales, under both of whom is the district 5 up 20. our last motion was an alert to the supervisors about the library's very bad priorities. as of the committees last meeting in february, the library administration had proposed and advocated for a $500,000 cut in the books and materials budget. even as overall spending on other things was to grow by $2.2 million. i'm glad to say that thanks to this motion and additional efforts by my own group, library users association, the library withdrew its cuts. the first partially, and then, fully. that is good, but it is not good enough. the priorities that place books after other matters need to be examined very closely when you see the library budget and act on it. let me read you the resolution. "the library citizens advisory is concerned about library budget priorities, as of february 16, 2011. the budget cuts $500,000 from books and materials will increase in overall by $2.2 million and receiving a $3.3 million increase." i will read you the rest later. it was unanim

this is the older salvador gonzales. >> i don't know. three weeks ago some became and ask me questions and i didn't say anything. >>stanley: both businesses denied dumping anything in the bay view. even one as far show receipts to prove he did making legal trips to the landfill. at the city attorney's of that evidence showed they had overwhelming evidence. i guess we'll have to wait and see. one more thing, apparently, the city attorney's office also be handing out subpoenas to more businesses accused of illegal dumping in the bay view. as soon as i get that list i will let you know. in the bay view section of san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>pam: barry bond's former trainer may go back to jail unless he changes his mind about testifying against bill whole thing. the district judge told greg anderson that he would be jailed on contempt of court charges for the duration of bonds perjury trial if he refuses to take the witness stand. if as it is already spent a year in prison after refusing to testify is before the grand jury

but for the same reason i think it was a good idea of long time ago when supervisor matt gonzales made it possible for members of this board to get somewhat adequate compensation, i think it is a good idea to move in this direction with respect to the board of education. quite frankly, i don't know if there is ever the right time to bring this and i think arguing about the current economic conditions are cuts both ways. it is especially least tough financial times for people who are barely making ends meet on the board of education when they need this assistance. supervisor kim: just a clarification -- i believe there is another ballot measure and i want clarification from the city attorney's office. gary is a measure that has received the required number of signatures and if there is a june election call, there will already be and other local measure. president chiu: i would like to confirm with the department of elections, but i believe it would require a certain number of signatures. supervisor kim: what would be the deadline to take back this charter amendment if this was the only

commissioner gonzales is absent. commissioner hill. >> here. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> present. >> commissioner perez is excused. >> thank you. good evening. i am the chair of the immigrant rights commission. on behalf of the immigrant rights commission, i would like to welcome everyone to this symposium. four members of the public, the immigrant rights commission represents the voices of the san francisco immigrant communities. we are responsible for advising the mayor and the board of supervisors on any matters related to the well-being and concerns. the commission meets regularly on the second monday of every month beginning at 5:30 p.m. at city hall. in april of 2009, we have the joint hearing with the human rights commission to listen to the first 10 testimonies from san francisco residents. the purpose of tonight symposium is for the commission and for the rest of the city family to hear from national experts on comprehensive immigration reform, and to obtain guidance on how local governments, commissions, a

we want to check in with roberta gonzales who has more information. >> the first initial earthquake to hit that area was on tuesday night roughly around 7:00 our time. that measured a 7.1. since then, they've had nearly 30 aftershocks and then came the big one tonight of 8.8. that happened about 9:46 our time followed by another aftershock. a 7.15. five aftershocks total since 9:46 our time. this is what i have learned just getting off the phone with the national weather service and also conversing with the west coast and alaska earthquake tsunami warning center. together, they are going to have a pow wow. they are discussing the situation right now because it is fluid. what they do know is they have issued a tsunami watch for the entire coastline of california. now this actual stretches all the way up to the washington canadian border and as far south as the california mexican border. so obviously san francisco is included in this. what does that mean for us here locally? right now what we can tell, ten hours from the initial earthquake at 9:46, that means we are going to be experienc

of those people that is taking that extra precaution we met at a health food store this is aaron gonzales now tell us why you felt that it was so necessary to go out and buy these pills just for my own protection and i've been following several subscribers on you tube that broke the news early so i go i was able to make it to a whole foods in the crowd in i was able to get a hold of several. bottles of potassium iodine pills so i can distribute to my family and friends besides the pills have you heard of any other people taking extra precautions to prepare for a possible radioactive cloud coming this way yes i've heard of people saran wrap in their doors and windows loading up on racing during storing water repeatedly we've been hearing from u.s. government officials who say that america poses no problem however we also heard from the u.s. surgeon general recently who was here in california and asked about the possible teenagers of radioactivity coming to california when asked if people were ok to buy plenty of these i thank catholic she said that she did not think that he was overreactin

and three runs to beat the cubs, going along with a strong start by geo gonzales.d is a second inning, the maui boy says aloha, two-run homer, a's going on to beat chicago. >> fun stuff. >> thank you, larry. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and from all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> good night, everyone. closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a floral designer from st. louis, missouri... a bank branch manager from bloomfield hills, michigan... and our returning champion, a geotechnical engineer from orlando, florida... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

gonzales, aida alvarez who worked for channel 4 in new york.she's from my father's... >> she was on television there? >> yeah, from my father's hometown. so there were a few. i mean, this is a metropolitan area with two million latinos. and there were very few models of that kind. david diaz... >> so these guys were around when you were growing up in new york city? >> late '60s, early '70s, yeah. >> and did you actually say, "okay, there's someone out there who's latino who's on television, and so therefore, maybe i could"? >> no. i... you know, i wish i was more of an optimist about these things, frankly. i didn't know whether-- how young to be so cynical-- but i didn't know whether they were going to be the only ones. so these were tiny ecological niches that already had their single animal in it. and you were kind of out of luck. >> this is how you were thinking about it in bensonhurst? >> well, yeah, ten, 12, 14 years old, when you're deciding what you think you might be good at, what you might want to do. i didn't know whether the doors we

let's look at geo gonzales. giving up 5 hits, two runs. bottom two, kurt suzuki crushing this one.what, this propelling the a's who almost gave it up to the cubs. the a's battled back to win it in the bottom of the ninth. nice job there. 6-5, the final with oakland winning. spring training coverage continues on comcast sports net bay area. sports net central team in arizona with the world champions along with the a's. right up until opening day. we're talking nightly at 10:30, sports net central, on comcast sports net bay area. now the basketball. march madness is the most fun when there are upsets which today is the stuff of dreams. follow me here. the university of state of kentucky taking on one of the states top program. louisville. the big three with four seconds remaining and lead of 62-61. louisville gets a chance here but the shot is blocked. and time expires. moore head state wins it 62-61. a ton of celebration there but dream a little dream. it's more of a corey movie. it's exactly how they the state coach dreamed it would be. >> the coach said, look, hey, i dreamed about

one-one, rbi single off geo gonzales. a final three-one. it's been four years since the a's enjoyed post-season baseball. this off-season really went out and did some serious business. he has a good pitching staff, of course with billy when he talked national everybody waiting for the will become aware read it will star as billy been in the movie money ball. if we as billy does he offensive upgrade? >> did need to improve the offense, is it enough? we will have to wait and see. texas is a good club and they have improved. we also improved pitching staff, we added to the bullpen and it always is and always will be a zero sum game. >>gary: usually when guys calling, it's joe the story as a half truth. indeed he worked a $10 million deal over mexican in merced with fuentes? >> i will go back to trevino said if i can go back to merced any time soon. >>gary: mr. wolf said we want to go to san jose how you answer somebody who says kay, co-head move to san jose and then all fall yolk, in the meantime and strung out here? >> flea everyone will hang

marty gonzales is off. our eye is on japan. this third like our of news.stability of the nuclear reactor. and first, let us speak with jan. >> jan: music, movies, and dvd and now part. art is uplifting, taking us out of the real world. two artists from the shooting gallery .com >> isabel: great. and how about checking in with >> henry: henryhenr st. patrick's day. some fabulous irish dancers. they are going to have their steps in place, coming up. >> isabel: thank you, henry. at the latest and japan. the official says that this explosion was from the vented hydrogen gas the metal housing a run the reactor the metal housing around the reactor was crumbled. however, the pressure around the structure is showing that levels are down. massive military efforts are focused on the northwest section of the country. the maneuver a new video of-- sudai, you can see all of the damage left behind. this is 25 0 mi. north of tokyo. aftershocks continue. with over 125 and one at that measured 645. -300 were found in sendhai inundated by that recent tsunami. the true scale

gonzal reactors two, three and four. two workers rushed to the hospital after contact with radioactive water. until fukushima's situation returns to normal, i won't really feel safe, she says. now, the run on bottled water now has japan scrambling to import bottled water. while the radiation level here in the water in tokyo may be low, unsafe levels have been detected in neighboring prefectures. >> bill whitaker in tokyo, thanks. >>> let's get more headlines with jeff glor who is over at the news desk for us. >>> good morning, everyone. >>> dramatic rescue in texas. a rig crashed on interstate 20 earlier today and left hanging over the edge of a ramp. emergency workers used a ladder to pull the tanker truckdriver from the cab. then two people who were trapped in a car underneath that truck were also pulled out and rescued this morning. >>> also a large fuel tank fire at miami's airport last night. take a look at these pictures. fire broke out around 11:00 last night. it was put out by this morning. it was not near runway

well, senator, i think the court actually grappled with that very issue in the subsequent case, the gonzales, where they were opposed with a similar characterization issue as to whether or not marijuana grown in the use for medicinal purposes purely within local boundaries qualified as a kind of activity that could be reached under the commerce clause. and there i think the court made an accommodation. it said that though this is non-economic activity, it longs to a class of economic activity. and so i'm not sure exactly where that leaves us, but the rule that emerges from raich seems to be that non-economic activity that belongs to a class of economic activity is reachable under the commerce clause. and so i think that the only point of the book was to suggest that definitionally these things, like all distinctions in the law when you press very hard on them, there are gray edges on the distinctions. but in the main i think these are workable in the role that i would be filling if i were confirmed. >> in the wake of gonzalez v. raich and setting aside for a moment the exceptions identified

gonzales, for five minutes of questions. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. welcome, madam secretary. i do want to address a comment that was made by a fellow texan that the uncertainty that is out there regarding the constitutionality of the mandate and wondering what the texas attorney general has to do, he's wondering what he has to do as well as our governor, rick perry, what those two gentlemen also represent me, and i do have a suggestion as to what they could be doing in the meantime. they could be coming up with a solution to make health care insurance affordable for texans. so that employers have access to it at a reasonable price to offer it to their employees and that texas, its citizens, have affordable insurance products available to them. so that we don't lead the nation in the uninsured. that's what they could be doing. that's just a suggestion. i'm sure they've thought of it. we've heard that the american people want us to balance the budget, reduce the national debt, and we all agree, and i think the president's fiscal year 2012 budget places