that might protect the bottom of the hill but it doesn't do anything over the hill. >> it has long been my understanding that the city of san francisco says and the building department takes this position that there is no one buildable lot -- unbuildable lot. i wonder if this is realistic. >> if money is an issue, we can develop solutions that will mitigate the impact. that a solution can be eliminating the hill, that can eliminate the problem. or build a structure right into the hill so there is no longer an exposed face or bold enough of iraq together so that it acts as a big buttress to prevent further movement. -- or hold enough of the rock together so that it acts as a big buttress. we are allowing the wall of the building to act as a retaining structure. there was a time when we did not get any. there was an epic one before in 1982. we brought with us and rainfall charge. >> you were saying that this is somehow correlated to rainfall. this goes from 1914 until 2006. it is the red line in the backgrounds which are the annual rainfall from each year is plotted on here. you can see i

hill. he wished someone would send someone to find hill. the only problem is while hill wouldn't be crazy about the exterminate part as a tea partier, she has no problem with the extreme prejudice. martin sheen was busy. the report accuses hill, that was an apocalypse joke. at first i thought big deal, brainwashing. no surprise she would make her

>> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of thirds or that the shadows can give a good contrast. some of the things they come up with are fantastic. that is what we're trying to encourage. these kids can bring up the creativity and also the love for photography. >> a lot of people come into my classes and they don't feel like they really are creative and through the process of working and showing them and giving them some tips and ideas. >> this is kind of the best kept secret. you should come on and take a class. we have orientations on most saturdays. this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> there are

. >> 1100-1101 van ness avenue cathedral hill campuss - the cathedral hill hospital site is a full city block bounded by van ness avenue, geary boulevard, franklin street, and post street assessor's block/lot no.'s 0695/005, 0066; the cathedral hill mob site is on the east side of van ness avenue, between geary and cedar streets assessor's block/lot no.'s 0694/005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 009a, 0100. the hospital and mob, along with an underground pedestrian tunnel connecting the two buildings under van ness avenue, constitute the cathedral hill medical center consideration of a resolution of intent to initiate general plan amendments, pursuant to planning code section 340, to: aa amend map 5 bulk mapp of the urban design element to reflect the maximum bulk dimensions proposed for the cathedral hill hospital and mob; bb amend map 1 generalized land use and density plann of the van ness area plan in order to designate the cathedral hill hospital and mob sites as "the van ness medical use subdistrict" and increase the allowable far for the mob site from 7.1:1 to 7.5:1, cc amend map 2 height a

the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this

the hat meant that the top of these hills had to be replanted with trees. the belt meant that terraces had to be built to be used for crop planting, and also for trees. the shoes were the dams which we had to build so that the hills could grow back to life, and our economy, as well as our lives, could improve. >> hills and gullies were designated as ecological zones to be protected. farmers were given financial compensation for not farming on them, and keeping their livestock pinned up. when i first filmed mr. ta fuyan and his colleagues back in 1995, i had no idea this initiative could achieve such dramatic results. the effort that people put into converting their slopes into terraces has resulted in a marked increase in agricultural productivity. the higher yields are directly related to the return of natural vegetation in the surrounding ecological land. now when it rains, the water no longer runs straight off the slopes. trapped by the vegetation, it sinks into the ground, where it is retained in the soil, taking weeks and months to gently seep down and

pitch - blanca ---un empleado de una guardera en morgan hill fue arrestado por abusar sexualmente de 6 aÑos de edad que tena a su cuidado. ---y como nos cuenta jaime peluffo, la polica investiga si hay ms vctimas.. take pkg 0:01 0:19 0:54 pkg esta es la guardera operada por el ymca en la primaria paradise valley en morgan hill donde segn la polica, el viernes pasado nicolas lhermine de 20 aÑos forz a una niÑa de 6 aÑos a realizar un acto lascivo. segn autoridades, la propia menor le cont a los padres lo ocurrido. s.o.t. melinda zen/detective, policía de morgan hill 26:18:20 horas después, después de hablar con la niña, tuvimos suficiente evidencia que era muy posible que lo que dijo la niña era verdad. y lo entrevistamos, y después de la entrevista él fue arrestado. autoridades dicen que durante su investigacin encontraron evidencia de una segunda vctima... esa segunda vctima es una adolescente que ya fue identificada y no est vinculada a la guardera. s.o.t. melinda zen/detective, policía de morgan hill 28:50:10 siempre es temor de la policía cuando tenemos abuso sexual que ocurre en

up next, a fascinating story about the sugar hill gang and their story. tavis: it's a lesson that too many musicians have learned the hard way. one-sided contracts have rendered accomplishments completely moot. the group formally known as sugar hill gang found that out and they don't have the right to call themselves by the name they made famous, wonder mike and master hill, their first hit "rapper's delight" open the door for the mainstream success of wrath. also -- rap. also, big bank hank, it is the subject of a powerful new documentary called "i want my name back." we will look at a clip from this film and how the managers that their money. >> a 79-98, a corvette stingray. i believe the ferrari was a 77. the writ of the corvette and his mother bought him an slc as a graduation gift. the money is being spent by them, but the artists didn't have anything. the cars got repossessed. >> i was sleeping on this lady's .ouch, tavis: why is this a story told over and over again? there are so many groups this has happened to end it seems that for so many of the

este es mi reporte desde morgan hill, ahora regreso con ustedes al estudio.ado llego al primer veredicto para uno de los dos jovenes acusados roll open under de violar en grupo a una adolescente de 16 aÑos durante un baile escolar en 2009.. take vo ---sin embargo, el veredicto para "marcelles peter" no sera revelado, hasta que el segundo jurado que escucha el caso de "jose montano", termine su deliberacion... ---ambos acusados enfrentan cargos identicos de violacion, copulacion oral, y penetracion con un objeto entre otros... blanca ---la policia de oakland aumenta sus esfuerzos para dar con el paradero de la bebe "daphne webb"... take vo ...quien la semana pasada fue raptada de la camioneta de su padre cuando ste entr a una tienda de esa ciudad. ---ahora, se ha establecido una linea telefonica para recibir pistas y ademas, se estan circulando posters con la foto de daphne y de su padre. cesar ---esta tarde ya esta tras las rejas un hombre que se parapeto tras haber disparado a otra persona... take map ---la victima fue baleada esta madrugada en su hogar ubic

south pleasant hill and concord.the sig-alert cleared as the burst of traffic coming in off of 242, 680, highway 4 of the benecia bridge. rest of the area looking good for highway 4 and 24 lafayette toward the caldecott tunnel. san mateo bridge, easy drive westbound. before 6:00 i saw a lot of slowing on the western side. peninsula side. it has smoothed out. watching it carefully. 92 critical point crossing the bay. >>> 6:10. more fallout from the plane crash at sfo. the new twist into the investigation that could lead to legal action and new details pay another 777 aircraft brougroundt l.a.x. >> pot smokers and churchgoers, soon the government will look at the business. >>> a camp for cancer patients evacuated overnight as a wildfire rages on in southern california. we'll tell you why a sudden gut of wind could throw off the entire firefighting effort. >>> here in the bay area, live outside to the south bay. san jose off in the distance as we try to wake up on wednesday. christina's talking about a nice day in store

the president arriving on the hill the last hour. at this minute is behind closed doors with the house democratic caucus and this hour we are on the air expecting to see him emerge from that meeting and head to the house and the senate round two. the president's meeting with democrats today coming one day after he hit the road to push his grand bargain in a speech at an amazon warehouse framing the debate over jobs in terms of what the middle class really needs. >> job are about more just paying the bills. jobs are about more than just statistics. we have never just defined having a job as having a paycheck here in america. a job is a source of pride. it's a source of dignity. if folks in washington really want a grand bargain, how about a grand bargain for middle class jobs? how about a grand bargain for middle class jobs? >> house speaker john boehner fired back just minutes ago. >> you know, instead of working together, the president, yesterday, threatened to shut down the government and recycle some of his old partisan proposals.

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morgan hill police arrested 20-year-old on friday. the dhr was performing sexual acts on a child and possessing child porn. it came to light after a 6:00-year-old told her parents something happen at ymca paradise valley elementary child care site in morgan hill. lhermine worked as a teacher's aide. the agency is shocked at allegations and immediately sent out a letter to parents and informing them of what happened and urging them to talk to other kids to make sure9.4 they're no victims. there are 45 children enrolled at the day care now. police want to make sure there are no other possible victims. the ymca says, it did its due diligence when it hired lhermine. >> when he was hired to work in licensed child care he was screened through the department of justice and the fbi. >> reporter: the investigation for the alleged assault, police found child porn on lhermine's cell phone as well. investigators say they have been able to identify a 17-year-old as being among those photos in this child porn case on the cell phone of lhermine. thi

valleys and the hills hills.s soon as you get away from the water you are included in this. 100 degrees in areas around concord. 101 fairfield. 99 livermore. 67 san francisco. we have a onshore breeze moving into the bay. seeing patchy fog through the golden gate bridge as well. here is the system that continues to be parked where it is and brings us hot weather. it is also bringing us monsoonal moisture in the way of high clouds. tomorrow we will see more. saw a few patches today. if you get into areas over the sierra, dry lightning, a concern here. south of tahoe. this is the case today and 4th of july. if your plans theclude heading to the seair -- include heading to the sierra stay tuned. patchy fog along the coast line, high clouds in the forecast. for the afternoon 100 degrees for santa rosa. 104 concord. 104 livermore. mid-90s san jose. around the bay 70s to 80s. coast it will be cool to mind. upper 60s to 70s. extended forecast, no relegal for today, tomorrow, 4th of july, thursday -- no relief for today,

temple hills, oxen hill, part of fort washington all included in that outage area. we are going to stay on top of this story until those water pipes are throwing again. can you check out that interactive map for yourself of the affected area. it's on our website right now. nbcwashington.com. we've also put it on twitter and facebook. so you can find it and be ready. >>> 6:04 now. we are gathering more information about another night of violent protests in the wake of the george zimmerman verdict. this is what police in oakland, california, have been dealing with. they had to call for backup when protesters blocked traffic on an interstate. they arrested at least six people. l.a.'s police chief says you won't see scenes like this in his city anymore. he says his officers will be much tougher on protesters starting today. police arrested more than a dozen people last night. this was the third straight night of demonstrations. >>> here in the district, ben's chili bowl is holding a vigil at 11:00. don't expect a scene like the one playing out in california right now. e

he's accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. a hearing takes place in just 90 minutes. he was arrested more than a year ago, despite being in court several times, he's still not entered a plea. his lawyers blame the delays on troubled examening evidence. according to court document, he's required to be present today. >>> morgan hill police have latested a teenager accused of rape. they say the 16-year-old attacked a 40-year-old woman on friday night. he apparently knew she was vulnerable. police say hours earlier, a cabdriver needed help getting the intoxicated woman into her home and asked for help from the boy and his mother who were passing by. officers believe the boy returned to the home. he attacked the woman and burglarized her home. police say they found her belongings in his home. >>> hanging out in san francisco park, all night long, may soon be prohibited. scott wiener is proposing new h parks. the nightly closure would run from midnight until 5:00 a.m. his goal is to cut down on vandalism, dumping and the stealing of

morningside, camp springs, forest heights, temple hills, oxen hill, joint base andrews, even the nationalarbor complex, all of these areas are eventually going to be without water. again, possibly for two to five days as these repairs are made. now, folks in the area are being asked to stockpile water, put water in your bathtub, get buckets of water so that you can flush toilets and do other things. also stockpile drinking water as well. and wsse, i should mention, is using the next several hours to actually fill up their system to get it as full as possible so they can provide service for as long as possible. but as soon as they shut everything down, it's going to take about 14 hours for the water to drain out. once that happens, it's a no-water situation. so people are going to want to be prepared. aaron, back to you. >> megan mcgrath live for us in forestville, thank you. >>> and we're going to stay on top of this story for you throughout the morning and all day long as the water restrictions are in place. the outages happen as well. updates for you as they come in on air and online. p

co-hill here and dr. bronner and their team. the coalition that has been working on this for so many years also deserve a great deal of credit. especially to the residents in my district that have been fighting to make sure that we have a world class hospital at st. luke's. i'm very appreciative. and finally lou girardo, i don't think we can say enough about how you made this happen and we are eternally grateful. and i think that not only the city today, but the future generations will have a great deal of gratitude to you and to everyone who has been here working to make this happen. so, let's approve this and let's get the construction started. thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much, everyone. happy to be one of the -- to be voting for this piece of legislation today. i, too, want to add my voice to thanking the many parties that have been involved with this deal the last year. i believe that at this additional time that the involvement of lou girardo made the city and the project better and a joy to work with.

morgan hill police announced during interviews with parents and children the past several day they have discovered two more young girls allegedly abused by lehrmine. one is 5 years old, the other 7. police say their detectives were able to corroborate their statement and find evidence to support their claims. lehrmine was arrested a week and a half ago after a 6-year-old girl told her parents that he forced her to do something earlier in the day while at the ymca, paradise valley elementary child care center, where he works as a child care provider. in the process of that initial investigation, police say they discovered another victim of sexual assault. so right now, there are four alleged victims. investigators say they also found child pornography on lehrmine's cell phone, including images of a 17-year-old girl. right now, he faces charges of lewd and lascivious acts on a child and production of child pornography. police tell us they are still conducting interviews and looking for possible other potential victims. lehrmine, who is from morgan hill, had worked at the ymca for roughly

and in pleasant hill, people are getting ready.and lit" fireworks display. the fireworks range in size from 3-inches to 6-inches. if the fireworks go any larger than 6-inches, the fireworks must be lit via a computer. the fireworks show in pleasant hill start at 915pm and will go for 20 minutes and we'll have it for you. and we also have a camera in milpitas for that city's july fourth celebration. make your fourth of july plans now and join us for kron 4's july 4th live. it's the only local, live fireworks show in the bay area. we'll bring you the biggest and best fireworks from san rafael, milpitas, pleasant hill and san francisco. kron 4's july 4th live. still to come. the bay area celebrates the fourth of july. we'll take you to san jose, where they had fun in the early morning sun. >> there is a police officer that is being called a hero after this fire broke out on third four floor. of an elderly have a tent. >> i sai had to get her out. >> i saw the police officer and i said that this woman is traffic upstairs. this tenant..

here are live pictures from the marin county fair, milpitas and pleasant hill. we'll bring you the fireworks from all these locations. live later tonight. now at eight -- we start our special 4th of july coverage charles clifford. >> reporter: eddie money just performed. thousands of people just got here what the fair has to offer. this year's marin county features the usual attractions, carnivals. attractions... carnival rides.. a midway... lots of food... along with nightly concerts.. but there is a controversy here. several weeks ago the marin county board of supervisors passed an ordance that would prevent anyone wearing or showing symbols related to criminal the fair. the aclu has said that the new rules could lead to racial profiling but fair organizers say that it is not racial profiling and that their goal is simply to provide a fun and safe experience for everyone. they add that anyone is welcome to enter and enjoy the fair as long as they cover or remove any gang symbols. fairgoers i spoke to today seemed to agree with the policy. >> if they're not wea

it happened last night at the complex near blossom hill road and highway 85 in south san jose. neighbors heard fighting and then gunshots. no suspects and no word on the condition of the victims. >>> right now highway patrol officers from the bay area to new jersey are joining forces in a nationwide "i-80 challenge." they are lookinger to drivers had aren't wearing seat -- they are looking for drivers who aren't wearing seatbelt, speeders and drunk drivers. traffic deaths increase on the nearly 3,000 miles of i-80 during the summer vacation period. the crackdown is going to last one week. >>> developing news now out of the gulf of mexico. there may be a fix for an offshore drilling rig that's spewing natural gas. chopper pictures show plumes of natural gas coming from the rig off louisiana's gulf coast. 44 workers were evacuated safely. the owner says the company may drill a relief well to control the flow of gas. >>> the surveillance programs edward snowden exposed are at the center of debate on capitol hill today. cbs reporter danielle nottingham explains a critical vote to l

there are major delays approach ing from pleasanton hill. you can see all the backup is at a standstill. this is a packed drive. it is never like this. since you are coming down from highway four you can use taylor boulevard which turns into pleasanton hill road connecting you to 24. avoid this area. now the weather shows good news with sun on the horizon waking up to clouds and fog. we do not have any moisture, rain, or drizzle. as we look for the next 12 hours our die planner will show patchy fog inland and temperatures at 58 and 60 around bay and 54 along the coast. we will start to see things burning off sooner than yesterday. for lunch time, 72 degrees inland and 66 around the bay. it will turn into 90-degree temperatures inland by 4:00 p.m. today. you want to make sure you also pack the sun screen with high u.v. index. >> oakland is calm and damage-free this morning after the first peaceful night there since the george zimmerman aquittal in florida. police stepped up their presence in a big way after a flood criticism. abc7 news report

morning side, hillcrest heights, camp springs, forest heights, temple hills and oxon hill. those are the areas affected by the water restriction today and the no water starting wednesday, three to five days. so again here at the safeway in oxon hill, supply is running low. we're told they're getting a shipment of water again this evening but managers tell me as soon as the 11:00 show finished last night, folks ran to the store here in oxon hill, bought out most of their gallons of water. so they're going to get another shipment of gallons later tonight and hopefully folks will have plenty of water to last throughout this situation here in southern prince george's county. crews are advising folks to stock up, fill up water with any containers that you have at home and fill those bathtubs with water in order to flush the toilets. back to you, mike, jessica. >> tanks, delia. we'll -- thanks, delia. we'll talk to you in just a little bit. >>> 250 people are behind bars facing charges related to child pornography. >> they were rounded up during a five-week operation. they focuse

involved politically for years and i actually had a president reagan's grassroots lobby on capitol hillafter i went away for a while became a motion picture producer and came back republicans took over the congress and i thought it was just a good way to get involved politically again. jack you've called this a form of legalized bribery break down exactly how this operates what what i believe is the bribery unfortunately bribery that i participated in the goes on every day in washington is where lobbyists are people trying to get things out of public officials give them something of value give the money give them gifts give them campaign contributions travel golf meals and that i've identified quite starkly as bribery it's not something i believed at the time unfortunately i don't think it's people who are doing it believe it now but it clearly is the most lavish thing man you ever did well among them i guess i would take a congressman to scotland to play golf with gulfstream stay at st andrews those were usually six figure trips and so forth and they were there were many occasions like

emerald hills was close, and it promised great care. to be able to spend more time with joan, they moved her. but some of the staff didn't think emerald hills could take care of joan. >> she should never have came. >> thompson: you don't think she should have been admitted to your facility? >> uh-uh. >> thompson: where do you think she should have gone? >> skilled nursing. >> thompson: why? >> she couldn't walk. she couldn't feed herself. she barely even talked to us. and her health wasn't that good. and we told them she needs to go to skilled. >> thompson: so you told the boss, "joan boyce needs to go to a skilled nursing home." >> yeah. >> thompson: what happened? >> they said, "we can take care of their needs. she doesn't need to move." >> thompson: eric boice's father spent part of every day with his wife. he began to worry that she wasn't getting the care she needed. he told his son. >> my dad said, "hey, you know, they're not treating mom well." and most of it i dismissed. i wanted to believe that that couldn't be happening. there

morningside, hillcrest heights, camp spring, forest heights, temple hills and oxon hill including joint base andrews and national harbor. this affects thousands of homes, businesses and several nursing homes. best case scenario, we're talking about the plan, you'll be asked to conserve water as early as tuesday night. then workers will shut off the main three to four days to fix it starting possibly wednesday. that could last throughout the weekend. this timeline could change depending how quickly it takes to fix and how much people conserve, but if the main blows, all bents are off. the 54-inch water -- bets are off. the 54-inch water main is isn't with an acoustic monitoring -- is set up with an acoustic monitoring system to hear everything going on in the pipe. last time we had a water main break was in march along chevy chase with water gushing 30 feet high and taking down trees and power lines really a big inconvenience. right now here's the chief engineer. >> yesterday the frequency with which it was breaking has increased some and that's continued through today causing us a lot o

put their own power here on topical hill at risk the people who want to stand by the status quo of then.s.a. program have to pay attention to the fact that a bipartisan group of members of congress nearly overturned nearly passed a bill to bring it all to a stop just seven republicans or seven democrats switched their vote wednesday night the n.s.a. would be scrambling today and although the amendment went down these new political coalitions formed in the vote could be a force moving forward in a congress that's now seen its approval ratings reach historical. lows they may offer some ray of hope you know in what has been a pretty dysfunctional congress maybe on this issue of privacy and constitutional rights we might be able to come together and put some things together that will benefit the american people members who narrowly lost last night aren't giving up shortly after the vote congressman rush holt introduce the surveillance state repeal act which repeal the patriot act in the amendments act two laws that underpin the n.s.a.'s mass dragnet on american citizens so it's clear this

so this was their proposal for the black hills. the philadelphians did not create an architectural design. part of their pitch was we are not going to tell you what to do. just please come here. they did recognize that the idea of the city as a location was falling out of favor and they needed to change the idea of putting it close to independence hall even though they didn't intend to create that expansive plaza there. they moved as charles said earlier their aspirations to belmont plateau and this is a current picture of belmont plateau which is a "field of dreams" because it's all baseball diamonds out there now and you can see the city skyline in the background there and you can barely see a memorial hall from the 1876 worlds fair. also it's visible from this location so they propose this location as well as an additional acreage in northwest philadelphia and into montgomery county. they put together is much acreage as they could to try to entice the united nations to come to philadelphia. so here is a question. you have to put

involved politically for years and i actually had a president reagan's grassroots lobby on capitol hillafter i went away for a while became a motion picture producer came back republicans took over the congress and i thought it was just a good way to get involved politically again. jack you've called this a form of legalized bribery break down exactly how this operates what what i believe is the bribery unfortunately bribery that i participated in the goes on every day in washington is where. lobbyists are people trying to get things out of public officials give them something of value give the money give them gifts give them campaign contributions travel golf meals and that i've identified quite starkly as bribery is not something i believed at the time unfortunately i don't because people who are doing it believe it now but it clearly is the most lavish thing man you ever did well among them i guess i would take a congressman to scotland to play golf with gulfstream stay at st andrews those were usually six figure trips and so forth and they were there were many occasions like that an

and being in washington for so long what would you say the most powerful lobbying force is on the hillwell i don't know that there is a powerful force all the time it depends what's going on on capitol hill when the health care debate is going on and certain pharmaceutical companies in the health care or health care agencies and the rest there are powerful when the banking laws are there the bankers are the most powerful when something else is just depends what's happening but you have certain forces that are well organized and those that i think are the best organized the ones that have grassroots behind the people that have one hundred thousand two hundred thousand a million supporters they can speak with a much louder voice than even a corporation but just a bunch of checks and really the way they're going to give us people out of the money john so maybe like. well you know let's talk about your book because you know obviously at the time of your case coming out movie made about you media smear campaign you wrote a book talking about your side of the story how do you miss characteri

the fed chief ben bernanke is on capitol hill today speaking in about ten minutes, and he released ant earlier. >> the pre-- his remarks have already been released and what they do show is the fed will continue to keep the stimulus flowing for now before starting to scale it back. that is keeping stocks a little bit in the green. bernanke also expected to say risks to the economy have gone down since the fall and both the housing and the labor market are improving but that the jobs market is still far from satisfactory. have got to mention his term, by the way, is up at the end of the year, carol,o this will be bernanke's final grill on the hill. >> it rhymes. >> okay. i'm a poet and i know it. >> i didn't know it. thank you, alison. we'll be right back.

the morgan hill police department posted this picture of 22-year-old colby worsham on he its facebook page sunday. he was wanted for burglary, larceny, fraudulent use of credit cards. facebook followers responded sharing the photo more than 150 times. and 48 hours later, worsham turned himself in. morgan hill police say it's the first time someone has turned himself in because of social media pressure. >> family members, friends that may have known him, probably encouraged him to turn himself in based off of a facebook comment. >> morgan hill police say this encourages them to place more photos and video on their facebook page. hoping more followers will help in future cases. >>> capitol hill, president obama making stops today, sitting down with democrats in both the house and the senate. this morning, the president meeting with the house democratic caucus to talk about job growth and tax reform. after that, he'll meet with the senate democratic caucus to address the same issues. the meeting coming one day after the president asked republicans to craft a grand bargain. he says if the

area between suitland parkway and forest hill road. it's a major line in thein southern part of prince george'n county to get their water. and there really aren't a lot of other ways to route the water around it. signs of trouble began on friday, wsc says it's monitoring systems detected a lot of wire i breaks in the concrete, that is a sign that the preak is about to burst and engineers say engi there's no other voice but tobut act now. >> keep it mind that what we plan to do may be taken away from us by the pipe itself. we cannot predict when it sidet to fail. when it does, our ability toity control the situation isis completely gone. >> reporter: what they're saying is the mandatory water restrictions go into place thish afternoon, they expect the water to be shutdown some time on wednesday, with 12 to 15 hours of water left after that, but th they really don't know. if for some reason that water decide to go, and people haveop not gone out, and gotten the water and supplies that they need, they could be in a bad situation. use the

and the santa cruz mountains to morgan hill and gilroy. this area here that actually sees temperatures climbing up into monday afternoon, warmer than today for sure. high pressure strengthens once again t sea breeze starts to shut down. notice the clouds coming in on the right side of the screen. what we'll see as we start off the work week is high pressure strengthening again. this is going to take us into monday, tuesday and wednesday. also having to watch out for this midlevel moisture coming up out of southern california with very dry air at the surface. midlevel moisture on top. we could see a risk for some dry lightning coming in early tuesday. that's one of the things we're watching. hot weather will last all the way through fourth of july. then friday the sea breeze will turn stronger. so now expect that inland valley cooling around friday of this week. 50s and 60s start off tomorrow morning. it will be a warm start and a hotter finish to the day in san jose. look at that. 98 degrees. also warmer there, too. near 100 today in liver