kron four's jeff bush shows you how they broke in. and what they made off with. monkey on chestnut jewelry stor sits between a restaurant and a dry cleaners and was hit by burglars on april first. the two men thought they could obscure their faces because they thought they knew where all the cameras were. they didn't. you can see this burglar used an umbrella to try to hide his

i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news.re is concern that terrorists might be plotting an attack against s-f-o. or against bart. it all stems from this picture. which recently appeared in an online magazine published by the terrorist group al-qaeda. the picture shows a solitary figure sitting on a tram at s-f- o. and it includes a caption which in part says- quote - "pack your tools of destruction" and "assemble your bomb, ready for detonation." at a homeland security hearing, a california lawmaker voiced his concern over a possible terrorist threat. postal i believe faced threats from terrorist with their broad or individuals in the united states. kron -4 also spoke to a retired diplomat in the bay area who says, he believes the photographs are most likely only a recruitment tool. and not an indicator of any specific plot against bart or the airport. today p-g&e announced. it is offering a quarter million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of those company's met-calf sub-station near san jose. it happened

kron four's jeff bush is live at park station and explains what this is all about. thousands of bicycles are stolen in san francisco every year. and now, the police department is fighting back against bike thieves. by placing so-called "bait bikes" throughout the city. kron 4's jeff bush is live in san francisco with details on the new anti-theft program. jeff? a lot of people on twitter were asking why they're letting key snow the police are putting eight bites out. the police said that that's exactly what they want them to know. we are using everything from go pro cameras to rfid trackers, gps, that's all attached to our bikes. we can find a bike anywhere in san francisco and beyond if we have to using what's in this kit. it's a new program that police say has already netted several bike thieves in san francisco. the bait bike program has been in action for the last six months and has been a big success for the anti bike theft unit at sfpd's park station. each of our bikes are tagged with an rfid sticker that allow us to literally track a bike into a closet. take

i'm jeff bush, in san francisco, kron four news. coming up -- for the live site tempters roug were higher today than usul of will have more of a weather coming up. how doctors saved a local toddler from a medical condition that struck all of a sudden. and could have killed him. and -- a lot of people are falling for a tricky new online phishing scam. what you need to know. then -- why not everyone is happy with bart's "fleet of the future." those so-called 'kill switches'. are expected to appear in smartphones next summer. san francisco district attorney george gascon was one of the prominent voices pushing phone makers and carriers. to put anti-theft tools on the devices. as a theft deterrant. smart phone providers will install a free, pre-loaded or downloadable anti-theft tool on phones sold in the u-s after july 2015. a warning tonight about a phishing scam. it starts with fake web pages. which look like real log-in pages for online services such as comcast, netflix, or a-o-l. a pop-up messsage comes up saying, your account has b

kron-4's jeff bush is in the studio with more on this dramatic story. which is our top story of the night. jeff? pam -- the ferry -- carrying 476 people -- was sailing to the southern island of je-ju when it began a distress call after it began listing to one side. the korean coast guard says the ship ended up being 95 percent submerged. local media ran photos showing the partially submerged ship almost completely on its side. 16 helicopters flew overhead and 34 rescue vessels were sent to the area to help in rescue operations. the south korean navy special forces and an underwater demolition team helped rescue passengers that jumped into the ocean as the ship went down. while most people on the ferry are safe, the news wasn't all good. two people have died -- one, a 27-year-old woman named park ji-yeong, and the other a 22- year-old female crew member. 14 more were injured. .one of them seriously. but the big story were the rescue operations. at this point, 178 of the passengers on the ferry are safe on land, and almost 370 have been rescued. one studen

kron-4's jeff bush is in santa rosa with the disturbing details. franklin lee is currently in custody, here, at the sonoma county jail and is being held on one million dollars bail. he is charged with numerous sex crimes against minors including lewd and lacivious acts with a minor under 14, sodomy, and other charges we can't mention on air. earlier in the day i went to lee's residence and spoke with a neighbor who was shocked to hear the news. franklin lee's house has children's shoes out front, pictures of dinosaurs and other items associated with small children. his neighbor, deborah, says she thought he was interested in helping young people, but, when she heard of his arrest on the 28th, her opinion changed. deborah dearing . i was very surprised by the news. franklin has done a lot of good things for the community in his work with the disabled and the scouts and this is creepy, i know. deborah says two disabled children live in the house with lee and a woman. the shoes and toys in front of the house belong to those boys. deborah foster childr

i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news. it was only 24- hours ago, when a tree in berkeley practically exploded because of lightning. it turns out. lightning apparently wasn't just a problem for trees. kron-4's justine waldman found out an east bay woman is lucky to be alive, after she says she was hit by lightning during last night's storm. sot even this morning when i got up i was leary about going outside emily davis is counting her lucky stars. during monday's storm, she was walking by berkeley bowl on stuart and adeline streets around 1 in the afternoon. when sot it looked like someone took my picture big flash and i was holding my umbrella because there was a downpour going on saw orb of light come down the umbrella handle and then i heard huge noise and it sounded like a bomb went off and it sho the windows something shocking came from the skywith her heart pounding, emily couldn't believe what happened and dropped her cup of coffee. sot i had to put it down bc my hand was shaking couldn't stop for 5 minutes glad her

kron-4's jeff bush spoke to a neighbor. franklin lee is currently in custody, here, at the sonoma county jail and is being held on one million dollars bail. he is charged with numerous sex crimes against minors including lewd and lacivious acts with a minor under 14, sodomy, and other charges we can't mention on air. earlier in the day i went to lee's residence and spoke with a neighbor who was shocked to hear the news. franklin lee's house has children's shoes out front, pictures of dinosaurs and other items associated with small children. his neighbor, deborah, says she thought he was interested in helping young people, but, when she heard of his arrest on the 28th, her opinion changed. i was very surprised by the news. franklin has done a lot of good things for the community in his work with the disabled and the scouts and this is creepy, i know. deborah says two disabled children live in the house with lee and a woman. the shoes and toys in front of the house belong to those boys. deborah says the couple hosted two othe

kron-4's jeff bush is live atand jeff -- what do we know tonight? the police say it happened around 315. she was lured away from her school and taken to a remote location where she was sexually assaulted. police had searched for the suspect but he is nowhere to be found. he is described as a hispanic male in his 20s about 510. medium build. he is driving a silver suvs. wearing a black and blue jacket with black shorts. the police will meet with the school district tomorrow to increase security at the school. still ahead. leland yee -- once again appears before a judge. why he was in court, and what his attorney is saying about the investigation. ten months after asiana crash at at s-f-o, the airline releases a report on who it's blaming. and police in pleasant hill are on the lookout for a man who molested a student on her way to school. a student on her way to school. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey.

kron-4's jeff bush is live at chabot space observatory in oakland tonight. and jeff what's it like there tongiht? for amateurs and astronomers are alike are pulling out their telescopes tonight in view of the blood moon. everyone is excited to get a look at the blood moon. the last time that area was able to get thand look at the full moon eclipse was in 2000. this video was shot in the last blood moon. the blood moon is caused by the light hitting the earth's atmosphere just right during the eclipse. by midnight earth's shadow will be cast on the moon and should be over about 130. if you plan to catch a glimpse of tonight's blood moon, send your pictures and video to us at log on to our website at kron-4 dot com, and click the tab for "blood moon!" you can also upload them to our facebook page and twitter feeds! website or on the air! everybody except and near the close final field to see the blood moon tnine tonight. nasa right now is hosting a live chat which can be found on our website. another officer on the wrong side of the law. tonight - a santa clara

kron-4's jeff bush is live in front of city hall. jeff - what's the latest? the current minimum wage is not enough money to survive on in san francisco. as you might imagine, business groups resist raising at the minimum wage to $15 an hour. this will make goods and services more expensive. the coalition for a fair economy is a group comprised of organized labor and other advocacy groups and filed papers at the department of elections late on monday afternoon. this is the first step in a long series of actions required to get the measure on the ballot for the next election. members of the coalition say the current minimum wage of $10.74 is not enough to live on. jose ruiz our membership has really seen a struggle today to live in this city. many of our members are working two to three part-time jobs just to make rent. for us, this is an important measure that we can use this as one piece of a solution for our members needs. but, the golden gate restaurant association says that $15 an hour will equal higher prices for food and other items purchased in san fran

kron four's jeff bush is live on mount tam with tonight top story. jeff? search and rescue teams were out in full force on thursday afternoonlooking for 50 year old maria sanner of mill valley. police say that sanner and a male friend were out hiking late wednesday. the sun went down and sanner decided to head back, while her friend continued down the trail. sanner never made it to her car. her father became worried when he got a phoe call about sanner's dog running free. it wasn't until this morning, sometime late this morning that he was contacted because someone found her dog. when the father asked where the dog was located, he said the dog was running free in this parking lot at the mountain home in in mill valley. the dog was waiting next to her car. search crews were looking for her all afternoon but the search was called off when a body matching her description was found. all this comes less than a week after the body of another female hiker was found on saturday. sheriff's deptuies say there doesn't appear to be any connection in the two cases. the

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kron 4's jeff bush is live at the scene with more on this breaking story. jeff? please reported an explosion here near the railroad tracks of around 930. that has meant team has come out and is china figure out what exactly is going on.--has mat game five is in the books. the warriors fall to the clippers tonight. 113-to-103. after an emotional day for the n-b-a. hours after the league banned clippers owner donald sterling for life. over racist comments he admits to making. in a recorded conversation with his girlfriend which were made public. "i am gaining mr. sterling for life. i hope that every bit in this country seized happens to mr. sterling and recognizes if he can fall so can you." "mr. sterling and bears the league" in addition to being banned for life. donald sterling was fined two- point- five million dollars. and he may be forced to sell the team -- if 75- percent of n-b-a team owners. vote to force him to do so. kron 4's j-r stone is live in los angeles. outside the staples center. with reaction from fans and the coaches. j.r.? : state warriors were

kron 4's jeff bush is live at the airport in san jose. with details on what the boy likely went through. jeff? the airplane reached a crusing altitude of 35,000 feet in a short amount of time. the plane was higher than everest, oxygen is almost non existant and the temperature at that hight is about 80 below freezing. and, somehow this teenager survived. emergency medical doctor, mighael bresler says the boy's survival is truly amazing. we were talking about it this morning, the docs, and we were thinking that a combination of hypothermia and low oxygen must have put him in, if you will, suspended animation. doctor bresler says e.r. doctors use a similer technique in the emergency room. brestler we use hypothermia after a cardiac arrest or some surgeries. we cool patients down and that decreases their metabolism so their brain and their heart doesn't need as much oxygen. it's concievable that that somehow happened. that plus the combination of only being 16 years old, and for some reason this boy is very lucky. would not recommend it to an

kron-4's jeff bush is live at water without a pulse. first saw the 14 year old boy was in trouble. tony pulled the boy out of the water and noticed the boy's uncle was also struggling and about to go under. tony barbero i saw that it was looking good side grabbed my arm and i commenand dragged him and. i tht it was dead water of up paramedics were able to get his heart going again. hero were red. so, i grab him by the and the kid was in shock. it happened so fast. i thought he was dead in the water. but, i paramedics were able to get the doing cpr and the kid's in shock and i'm just like overwhelmed. there's a lot happening right identified as 14 year old marco end of the day. san francisco fire department we were hoping this would be a but as time goes by, they didn't trouble. it's been seven hours sensible was last seen tomorrow morning the all-star the team for the bodynew at 11. english- speaking magazine which is published by al-qaeda. has a photograph of an air-train from san francisco airport. and it contains a caption that suggests readers -- quote -- assemble your bomb. th

kron four's jeff bush talked with oakland's "toon-day ahmad."ntunde ahmad for me it's about being a roll model and letting young men and women know there is a lot of positivity in this city and no one can hold you back. >> that is the kind of drive and determination that has been the key to tunde ahmad's successand, it has paid off. tunde has been accepted to more than a dozen universitiesmany of them are considered to be some of the best schools in the country. yale, columbia, brown, usc, ucla, uc san diego, cal poly, howard, northwestern, university of arizona, cal state east bay, chapman, i don't know if i got them all but it's all i can remember. >> and he did it all on his own. no tudors, no private school. straight a's at oakland tech high school. >> i feel like this school gets a bad wrap some time and oakland in general gets a bad wrap for not having good public education so for me i just felt like anybody can do it so i felt like going to public school and do it from there. >> tunde says he is narrowing down his choices and will probabl

kron 4's jeff bush is live in san jose with details on the sting. jeff. how did authorities track them down? april showers are on the way tonight. i'm live in the weather center with our chief meterologist jacqueline bennett. jacqueline when will we see some rain? a frightening police chase through the streets of vallejo. ends with the suspects running, and a police car crashing into a pole. the crash put two officers in hospital. new tonight at 8-- kron 4's scott rates shows us how those officers are doing tonight, and why police were so desperate to get the suspect off the streets. police say, they have cracked the case of a woman gunned down in oakland. judy salamon was shot to death last july. she was a beloved dog walker. well known in her community as a person who worked to make east oakland a safer place., kron 4's haaziq madyun has more on the men now accused of her murder. and new details about the circumstances of the crime. "we believe that miss solomon witnessed some kind of crime being committed by the two individuals" judy salamon gunned dow

kron 4's jeff bush is live at fort mason tonight. jeff, what are the changes that have people so angry? >> reporter: working across fort face it. marching across fort mason... we need the numbers to be the same. creating an incentive to move business. we ca not have commercial dog walkers occupying the parks, and plazas >> reporter:the new rules make it too restrictive to operate or an increas of prices will occur. >> pam: bart is planning to replace its aging train cars. and today riders got a look at what bart is calling its 'the fleet of the future'. and give their input. >> pam: while many liked the new fleet. not all riders were impressed. >> people are crammed, particularly rush hour work it will make things worse. >> pam: specifically, wheelchair bound riders. are taking issue with a pole that is in the middle of each of the car's entry points. >> pam: bart says, it has already changed the design to shift the pole farther away from the wheelchair area. which bart believes will give the disabled enough room to manuever. >> pam:

kron 4's jeff bush is live at the scene with the breaking details. jeff? >> reporter: pam one person in debt and for people are in the hospital as a result of this fire. some female was lying if on the sidewalk said that he had to jump from the second story window to escape the flames. it was a massive response with firefighters call from all the ahead a lot of things to deal with by trying to put the fire out. and this is all of the injured people >> it was really sad. he was lying on the grass on the ground. he was willing like everything was all right some of the group called the get better. >> reporter:tracking the storm. >> pam: more rain in the bay area this evening. short bursts of heavy showers throughout the day. and the rain is not over yet. >> pam: the rain -- brought snow in the sierra. northstar resort received seven- inches of fresh powder today. we have team coverage tonight. >> pam: we begin in the east bay. new at 8. >> pam: an oakland woman tells kron 4's justine waldman. a lightning bolt hit her during the last round of wild weather. >>

kron-4's jeff bush has the story. firefighters from multiple agencies responded to this house on castillo street just before 5:30a second alarm was called. the house was fully engulfed in flames and a man was lying on the ground in front of the house. he jumped from the second story window to escape the fire. edson pineda lives on the block and came out of his house right after the man jumped. i guess he didn't have no way to get out and he just jumped and it was crazy seeing him just laying on the floor full of blood and the house full of smoke. it was really sad because you don't wish this on nobody especially in your neighborhood. houghfirefighters had a lot to deal with. we had a combined responsibility to deal with the fire attack and with the medical responsibility to deal with the people in the building. hamas in all one person is dead and five people were transported to various hospitals. two of those who were transported are listed in critical conditiontheher thrd moderate injuries. edson says he thought his

kron-4's jeff bush caught up with him after the rescue. tony barbero was surfing when he first saw the 14 year old boy was in trouble. tony pulled the boy out of the water and noticed the boy's uncle was also struggling and about to go under. i see the guy in the water and he's not looking good. his eyes were red. so, i grab him by the arm and pulled him in. the paramedics took it from there and the kid was in shock. it happened so fast. i thought he was dead in the water. but, i think they got his pulse going again. paramedics were able to get the man's heart going again and to get him breathing on his own. sadly, a third person, the man's son, was still in the water, nowhere to be found. the medics take him. they are doing cpr and the kid's in shock and i'm just like overwhelmed. there's a lot happening right so, yeah. firefighters, the coast guard and the chp were searching for hours but the missing boy, the rescued man's son, was identified as 14 year old marco cornejo, was not located by the end of the day. we were hoping this would b

kron four's jeff bush is live on mount tam with tonight top story. at least twelve people are dead in an avalanche and another nine are missing. the dead are six local guides. the avalanche hit just below one of the camps this morning. it's one of the route used to climb the world's highest peak. four bodies have been recovered and rescuers are digging two more out of the snow. the sherpa guides had gone early in the morning to the area to fix the ropes for climbers. an east bay teacher is female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now

kron four's jeff bush says. the store's owners may have to close the monkey on chestnut jewelry stor sits between a restaurant and a dry cleaners and was hit by burglars on april first. the two men thought they could obscure their faces because they thought they knew where all the cameras were. they didn't. you can see this burglar used an umbrella to try to hide his face. he can clearly be seen in this still image. robert hemphill owns the store, which has been at this location for more than eight years. robert says these guys knew what they were doing. they take off those bars and they remove the entire window from it's socket. then they climb into the neighbors and smash a giant hole in the wall and they get in my shop and they got to my alarm panel. the thieves made off with thousands of dollars in gold jewelry. most of it belongs to robert but a good portion of it was on consignment. it's my biggest concern is to try to get back some of the family heirlooms from my clients and friends. these people have bro

¿o de jeff bush? ¿o de paul ryan?e bÁsicamente piensan que su Única misiÓn es tratar de paralizar el gobierno, si eso continÚa siendo su base operativa, no van a ser el partido de la mayorÍa en este paÍs por mucho tiempo, en la legislatura y mucho menos en ganar la presidencia, pero tienen que resolverlo internamente, no me estÁn pidiendo consejos. >> sobre el presidente barack obama ¿estÁ desilusionado con Él? ¿usted piensa que ha sido el presidente que esperaba en el 2008? >> mira, yo he tenido desacuerdos sustanciales con Él, creo que en ciertas cosas debiÓ ser mÁs progresista, en cuidado de la salud, por ejemplo, pero si se es barack obama, yo creo que Él todos los dÍas se levanta, y lo felicito por eso, para decir “creo que debo buscar lo mejor que pueda para la naciÓn”. hay los locos de la derecha como “fox news”, los locos de la izquierda, quizÁs yo estoy en ese grupo. es difÍcil gobernar teniendo esa cacofonÍa de voces por todos lados, gritÁndole cosas que debe hacer. creo que lo que Él trata de hacer cada dÍa

i am jeff bush inoke land kron4. >>> time now for dine and dish with vicki liviakis. >>> sound greeko you, well they are, and last night i dined and dished on greek cuisine at the white house with the vice president, he did a selfie with me there and the president. they enjoyed the food and could pronounce it. it's not every day you dane and dish, greek restaurant is cooking. have you ever cooked with the president before. >> no. reporter: we are hereby invitation of the president. chef eric and marrow are preparing grilled octopus which had a secret service. >> do you know what the president's favorite food is. >>> that i don't know. >> we'll find out. we did find out when the president and vice president welcomed us, interested in checking out the lamb chops. local napa wines from winery were being poured. about that baklava. we are going to change it to baraklava. >>> that might only work in san francisco. >>> grabbed my iphone for this quick selfie, we can enjoy the same food fit for a president right in our own backyard. >> i love that vikki baraklava. >> that looked like a grea

kron-4's jeff bush details how it could end up hurting those it's meant to help. the coalition for a fair economy is a group comprised of organized labor and other advocacy groups and filed papers at the department of elections late on monday afternoon. this is the first step in a long series of actions required to get the measure on the ballot for the next election. members of the coalition say the current minimum wage of $10.74 is not enough to live on. jose ruiz coalition for a fair economy our membership has really seen a struggle to be able to stay in the city. a lot of them are working two to three part time jobs and can barely make rent. the coalition says the time is right for an increase in the minimum wage. ruiz for us, this is an important measure that we can use this as one piece of a solution for our members needs. but, the golden gate restaurant association says that $15 an hour will equal higher prices for food and other items purchased in san franciscoand, would negitavly affect the poorest people in the city which would hurt the people the coaliti

kron four's jeff bush is live on mount tam with tonight top story. jeff? search and rescue teams were out in full force on thursday afternoonlooking for 50 year old maria sanner of mill valley. police say that sanner and a male friend were out hiking late wednesday. the sun went down and sanner decided to head back, while her friend continued down the trail. sanner never made it to her car. her father became worried when he got a phoe call about sanner's dog running free. lt. doug pittman marin county sheriff's department it wasn't until this morning, sometime late this morning that he was contacted because someone found her dog. when the father asked where the dog was located, he said the dog was running free in this parking lot at the mountain home in in mill valley. the dog was waiting next to her car. search crews were looking for her all afternoon but the search was called off when a body matching her description was found. all this comes less than a week after the body of another female hiker was found on saturday. sheriff's deptuies say there doesn'

. >> pam: kron-4's jeff bush is live at chabot space observatory in oakland tonight. nd jeff -- how long has it been since we've seen one of these? >> reporter: you see that it is a very a glorious color ... at any there is it is getting out like only the red light from the sun. >> sent a fact that you will see from a sunset with the bread and a large. so all that light brown around the earth is focusing on the mood at one time. >> reporter: all of the sunsets and sunrises are being reflected by the moon. starting in dealing party with a lunar eclipse starting of around 11:00 and book your round midnight last about an award and a half. >> jacqueline: hunt club coverage that is off shore at this hour. will have low clouds over san francisco and low and high over the north bay. dior should be good for these will not eclipse. lunar eclipse. with the reddish color. let's take a look at the fault treckerfog tracker >> pam: passengers on a flight bund from sacramento is hailed as heroes. the bay area is well represented. find out which bay area got the top [doorbell rings] h

i'm jeff bush, in san francisco, kron four news. the commercial dog walkers say that it is not too late for the golden gate national recreational area to change it's policy. they say the current policy is too restrictive and if they keep this six dog policty in place these dog walkers say they will have to move their operation someplace else or they are going to have to raise their prices. a story you will only see kron a morgan hill teenager contacted us with a rather unusual problem. his driver's license has the wrong picture and gender. kron 4's justine waldman got to the bottom of it. still ahead. san francisco's annual pot party is days away. what the city plans to do to prevent another mes. on 4-20. and. how doctors saved a local toddler from a medical condition that could have killed him. singer chris brown's bodyguard's trial will start today for assault in washington. both men were arrested in october after a man accused them of punching him outside a washington hotel. hollosy told police he punched the man after he tried t

kron four's jeff bush updates us on the homicide investigation so far. neighbors say they are concerned that a murder would happen on their block especially in broad daylight. kids homicide is the 13th one of this year. the san jose county coroner's office will be the person responsible to determine did connect cause of death and release this woman's name. >> i'm just bush reporting in san jose kron4 news. >>last friday, kron 4 brought you exclusive surveillance video of vandals-- who went after more than 30-cars and two homes in antioch. now-- antioch police posted *this new surveillance ice video on youtube. it is another look at the suspects. possibly tied to some 33- acts of vandalism. police hope someone will recognize them and help turn them in. for 14 as the time. a preliminary count by the national weather service says 11 tornadoes struck the nation's midsection on sunday, and at least 25 ravaged the south on monday. those two days of fierce storms killed at least 35 people and left neighborhoods destroyed. orecasters say the storm system that di

i'm announcing, i'm jeff bush is 's the secretary.need to show a lot more sensitivity to the ranching experience in the united states. the federal crackdown on these callous is going to do nothing except send a letter to be fed into the shadows. -- except sending a lot of beef into the shadows. i remember when carol burnett used to laugh during her routines. i'm awful. we have snipers on hillsides in vegas. i swear one of them looked like harry reid. [laughter] of these. fired one i only had a cap then as a kid. back in the 1890's. [laughter] we have american citizens surrounded by federal agents, 200 federal agents in this ranchland. wait a second. i seem to be missing a page. [laughter] did somebody already make that joke today? i hope not. they did? not as funny as i did it. [laughter] first of all, i can do the best athletes a billy his impersonation of anyone. the best kathleen sibelius impersonation of anyone. the website really didn't crash. temporaryperienced a brain freeze. [laughter] got firedthink she just for that one inte

jeff flake. i wouldn't have used the words that jeb bush used. we are a nation of immigrants. that 11 million people living in the shadows is not going to be resolved unless we act in a comprehensive fashion that some of the greatest contributors to our society and our nation are people who came here from some place else. and latino is just the latest wave. it's just the latest wave of people who have come to this country for a better life. >> we just need to do it better. >> i were jeb i would have said we need to secure the borders. and we can. we have the technology to do that. and we can have e-verify if someone goes for a job, they've got to have the right i.d. card. and we can do that. but frankly i admire jeb bush. >> you're running in two years? >> i'm certainly thinking about it. ted kennedy told me a fight not joined is a fight not enjoyed. >> i'll answer that for you. he absolutely is. are you kidding me? >> that was a yes. that was definitely a yes. >> senator, thank you very being with us. >> you and my brother ian. i don't know what

bush. he's now recovering at the hospital and asking for a hamburger. >> let's get back to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have pour on our microclimate weather. >> as this continues to move in for tonight, we'll find possibly some isolated zones of lightning and stronger storms. after that story about the woman struck by lightning, just remember if you happen to see a flash of lightning, the best advice is to head inside. if you're close enough to hear the thunder, you're close enough to be struck. so any time you see a flash, best advice is to head indoors. hail here across the bay area, including napa, half moon bay, san francisco. a possible cold air funnel developed with rotation in the atmosphere. then a special marine statement at 9:10 tonight with a potential waterspout development near santa cruz. nothing happened with either of those circumstances but wild and severe weather across the bay area. we're finding the heaviest rainfall here from morgan hill down to gilroy. it will last for the next 30 minutes, then moving on out. towards santa cruz, scotts valley, areas of moderate rain.

the latest senator jeff flake of arizona of the devout gang of eight who said in a facebook post that he applause bushng the guts to call illegal immigration an act of love. now, that is impressive. but americans of all stripes may be wondering, senator flake, since when does it take immense courage to pander to interests and fawn at the feet of power? bush is clearly under the impression that passing amnesty is his key to presidential hopes in 2016. let me be among the first to say that the republican party needs to embrace a big tent, a much bigger tent that certainly includes hispanics and in large numbers. but pandering to them with bald offers of amnesty may not do the trick. and patronizing hispanic-americans may well offend more than comfort. in fact, according to research, immigration is only the fifth most important issue for latinos. the most important issue for latinos look a lot like the same issues that affect all americans. education, jobs, the economy, health care, and the budget. issues that matter to all americans. and by 2016 my guess is presidential candidates who comprehend the imp

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bush. he's recovering at the hospital with that smile on his face. a happy man. >>> let's bring in jeff raneri. the a's game postponed. >> it is. the strongest part of the system is moving in. there is a little clearing but instability in the atmosphere tonight. we'll take you to the areas of concern now and it's mainly across the santa clara valley where we're finding heavy rain. near a half inch per hour. likely isolated ponding on the roadways. maybe a few flooding issues as we continue through the next 30 to 40 minutes if you're headed out. back here across the east bay, another heavy zone of rainfall you're dealing with as the core of the storm system gets closer. this is producing higher rainfall rates over an inch per hour right here on 6 80 from concord. if you live in lafayette, you're getting slammed with heavy rainfall. that should stay put at least for the next 30 to 40 minutes, impacting walnut creek, alamo and danville. no doubt under some of the worst of it now but will keep instability throughout tonight. live look at the sky camera network again shows everyone with wet

jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired and and gave nelson, automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] 10 years since president george w. bush appointed deborah hershman to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit to highlight a long list of transportation safety issues. motorcycle buses -- motorcoach buses, motorcycle riders, regional airlines, truck drivers -- texting and otherwise distract the driver's. even boeing have found themselves in their crosshairs -- her crosshairs. she even holds a commercial drivers license to better understand the industry she investigates. her agency is responsible for investigating transportation crashes and accidents and determining causes also issues determinations on safety. during her perm -- term the board put distracted driving into the lexicon and reformed regional airline safety following a devastating crash in buffalo. as she wraps up come them mrs. hershman trying to figure out how to safely transport oil by rail. she will leave the board -- leave the board to become ceo of the national safety council in should gnash suburban chicago. she said she will

jeff's conversations about. conservatives juferred on him. what does that mean in do you think he's going to run? what's your thinking about jeb bush? >> i personally don't think he'll run, just a guess, based on no knowledge, simply because he's not shown intense desire in the past. i've never seen a candidate where that intense desire flowers in middle age. you're born with it or something. i think he's right on both subjects and reminiscent of where his brother was and where the republican party used to be not too long ago in support of common core write much higher than state standards and in support of an immigration policy. it's harder than when his brother was in for the republican party. >> there are five minutes to midnight conservativities and five minutes to sunrise conservatives. to midnight, bad to worse. to sun rise are things are bad but will get better. jeb bush is very much in the second category in the republican party and especially the congressional party is overloaded with five minutes to midnight conservatives. they're hoping obamacare implods and things get worse and unemployment rises. i think in that sense h

jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired gave nelson, automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] 10 years since president george w. bush appointed deborah hershman to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit to highlight a long list of transportation safety issues. motorcoachbuses -- buses, motorcycle riders, regional airlines, truck drivers -- texting and otherwise distract the driver's. even boeing have found themselves in their crosshairs -- her crosshairs. she even holds a commercial drivers license to better understand the industry she investigates. her agency is responsible for investigating transportation crashes and accidents and determining causes also issues determinations on safety. -- term theerm board put distracted driving into the lexicon and reformed regional airline safety following a devastating crash in buffalo. as she wraps up come them mrs. hershman trying to figure out how to safely transport oil by rail. she will leave the board -- leave the board to become ceo of the national safety council in suburban chicago. she said she will continue her focus on transportation