reportero: jerry brown siendo catÓlico decidió aprobar esta propuesta en ley.ente medicamentos. flavio: en otra modelo ponte la bahÍa no sale de una reparaciÓn contiene comenzar otra, ahora podrÉ estar callado y cable que lo sostiene y que es susceptible a la corrosiÓn.entre los latinos uno de los puntos mÁs importantes de este evento, reportera: tres de cuatro inmigrantes mexicanos en estados unidos padece de diabetes, son preocupantes cifras que se dieron a conocer hoy en el marco del inicio de la semana binacional de salud. doctora: las enfermedades crÓnicas no transmisibles son las principales enfermeras que enfrentamos, la obesidad, sobrepeso, diabetes. reportera: el 5% de los mexicanos que residen en estados unidos entre las edades de 34 y 45 padecen de diabetes. expertos aseguran que la comunidad documentada, mala alimentaciÓn. doctora: tomar agua, no tomar soda. vocero: un grupo que se estÁ quitando trabajo, en vez de construir a la comunidad. eso le causÓ mucho estrÉs. reporteros. sin embargo camina tratamientos el dÍa, tomar ocho vasos de agua, reduci

luis: bajo esta ley uqe fue firmada por el gobernador jerry brown, los empleados de california estarÁnrtar su estatus migratorio. >> pueden ser un ciudadano legalizado. luis: esta ley es clara y especÍfica, no se les podrÁ pagar menos del mÍnimo. ademÁs, despuÉs de las 8 horas trabajadas, se les pagarÁ las horas extras. >> estamos emocionados. despuÉs de 3 aÑos de luchar, logramos que el gobernador firmÓ esta ley. luis: era una prÁctica donde varios de millones de trabajadores eran vÍctimas. >> para patrones que explotan a los trabajadores, tendrÁn consecuencias serias. tambiÉn, para los clientes que contratan a estos contratistas que explotan gente, ellos tambiÉn sentirÁn las consecuencias. luis: son sin dudas, una buena noticia para la clase trabajadora. las horas trabajadas serÁn pagados y eso podrÍa significar mÁs dinero. luis zaragoza, noticias univisiÓn. ramÓn: el gobernador jerry brown, rechazÓ una iniciativa que obligaba a las universidades de california tener penas en los casos de abuso sexual; tambiÉn incluÍa la elaboraciÓn de informes, asÍ como la suspensiÓn de su matrÍcula

ademas, el gobernador de california "jerry brown" promulÓ una nueva ley que pretende frenar los abusosobrando la vida de casi 100 personas, y dejó a centenares --los detalles de esto y mucho Ás adal: sÍ, lo hacemos, gracias. mauricio: oye. adal: ¿quÉ pasÓ, guey? mauricio: adal. adal: ¿eh? mauricio: ¿no viste el reloj? el que me acabo de comprar, mi reloj inteligente. adal: ah, claro, sÍ, el que le hacÉs asÍ y veÍas puras viejas encueradas, ¿no? mauricio: sÍ, si, ese, ese, me lo robaron, alguien abriÓ mi locker. adal: bueno, ya, ya, son palabras mayores, ¿de quiÉn sospechas o que? mauricio: ya ves que nos dieron los lockers que estÁn hasta el fondo, al final, al final, donde estÁn los de "sabadazo", ¿no? adal: uy, no, no, pues ya dile a dios, porque pues, imagÍnate, en esta semana en "sabadazo" estuvieron 78 invitados, cuatro magos, un enano y creo que hasta un pony, no. mauricio: tengo que encontrarlo, la verdad no sÉ. >> vamos al aire, vamos al aire. adal: ¿vamos al aire ya? ¿al aire ya, asÍ de golpe? mauricio: ¿cÓmo al aire? todos: avÍsennos. adal: hoy es el debate, Órale, ayÚdanos,

el gobernador jerry brown firmo una ambiciosa medida leÓn: el gobernador jerry brown firmÓ una ley paratuales tendrÁ que duplicaciones su eficiencia al ahorro de energÍa. si le gusta fumar es posible que en futuro lo piense dos veces, no sÓlo por las consecuencias en la salud sino por el aumento del precio. las sesiones mÉdicas suman esfuerzos para aumentar 2$ para aumentar el impuesto a los cigarrillos. el dinero se utilizarÍa en atenciÓn mÉdica para personas de bajos recursos. el secretario de seguridad nacional hablÓ hoy de migraciÓn, especÍficamente sobre la dificultad que enfrentan las familias cuando uno de sus integrantes es indocumentado y tiene una orden de deportaciÓn. fernando: el secretario de seguridad nacional, johnsonanunciÓ que las deportaciones y detenciones han disminuido. el gobierno quiere clarificarcuando ciudadanos estadounidenses o recientes legales bien demostrar que serÍa una dificultad extrema separarse de su cÓnyuge o hijos que me hayan estado en el paÍs indocumentados. serÍa significativo tener una guÍa clarifique lo que signifique dificultad extrema, por lo

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today governor jerry brown signed a bill banning the ivory trade in california. it makes it illegal for everyone to sell elephant ivory oriono horn in california after july 1st. scientists say 35,000 african elephants are killed for their tusks every year. california is america's biggest market for the ivory trade, especially here in san francisco. the ban will reduce demand. oakland zoo collects 10,000 signatures from visitors to help sponsor this bill. >>> some freshmen applying to the university of california berkeley will be asked to submit letters of recommendation. the "l.a. times" reports the new policy is optional and limited. it triggered a debate whether the letters could help or hurt public school students' chances getting in. supporters say it offers admission officers another way of selection. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, doggies do rags by the hundreds. >> fleet week starts tomorrow. what you can expect if you're attending those events. >> rough day for local heroes. ready to lose a tough one in chicago. niners may have the first notion

i'm jerry brown. i went off the public nickel on to my father's dime when i was 18. bi, everybody. now what, miller, i have to be with you friday and saturday. starting to get worried put on extra security. there he is. dennis miller. >> bye-bye. >> we got it. see you on friday. >> bye-bye. >> miller and i looking forward to seeing everybody in st. louis and chicago this weekend for don't be a pinhead show for don't be be a pinhead. martha maccallum on deck, another intrusion by black lives matter. [chanting] >> no justice, no peace. >> martha, moments away. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. >> test. test. while every business is unique, everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses. and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can us

was jerry brown.aw clinton. john: did you work on campaigns? seth: i was too cool. i never worked on any campaigns. but that was the nice thing about growing up there. john: what do you get ready -- what do you do to get ready for an interview like that? seth: it's nice because you bone of more than you would for someone who is a movie or television show. also, it is very important to be intelligent and you want to project information to the audience, because that is the only reason to have candidates on. if you ask a candidate a question, they will talk the whole time unless you interrupt them. they kind of -- mark: you do the lean-in thing. seth: you noticed in that clinton package i was leaning farther and farther forward. mark: give us your ones in his thumbnail. seth: john kasich seems like a very nice man, but i don't know if the electoral college right now is looking for a reasonable man. mark: ted cruz. seth: ted cruz, i found him a very aggressive debater. he was more interesting than most of

governor jerry brown is hoping to make california schools safer... as he has signed a new senate bill into law. senate bill 707 means... no guns on california school campuses. even those with a concealed weapon permit will face harsh criminal liability if they bring their gun to school. gun control has been a controversial topic in the united states for many years... one gun advocate strongly disagrees with this new law. >>:by making gun free zones it means anybody with a gun can come in and shoot people who cannot defend themselves the only way to stop somebody with a gun is to make sure that day people are descended with guns >> vicki : it's been a couple of years since the oikos university mass killings... since then, a number of school shootings across the u-s have taken place. governor jerry brown is hoping to make california schools somewhat safer. he signed senate bill 707 into law. on duty police, retired law enforcement, and police reservists are exempt from the new law. it's meant to protect students and faculty from the possibilty of a sch

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this is part of their shtick, jerry brown and the democrat, voter fraud and cheating in election sayse. charles: it's interesting, i just had art laffer on, he left california, millions replaced by babies and low-skilled illegal immigrants. having said that, is there philosophy, some white guilt run amok with progressives and this stuff. he's trying to give away the country! >> well, you know they probably have more illegal immigrants in california than any other state of the union, so their philosophy is why not take advantage of it. this is going to cause a mess. they're never going to on the voter rolls sort out people who are not eligible to vote from those who can. it will be a big mess in the end. at the polls, they'll throw up their hands and let anybody votement i believe people in the other 49 states have a vested interest to sue the state of california, it could affect an outcome in a national election. that would impact on my civil right to have my vote count, even in the state of wisconsin. charles: i agree with you 1,000%. there's a kia ad, the idea of participation troph

i'm jerry brown. i went off the public nickel on to my father's dime when i was 18. bi, everybody. >> you know what, miller, i have to be with you friday and saturday. starting to get worried put on extra security. there he is. dennis miller. >> bye-bye. >> we got it. see you on friday. >> bye-bye. >> miller and i looking forward to seeing everybody in st. louis and chicago this weekend for don't be a pinhead show for don't be be a pinhead. martha maccallum on deck, another intrusion by black lives matter. [chanting] >> no justice, no peace. >> martha, moments away. ♪ nothing artificial. just real roasted turkey. salt. pepper. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. i was going to the library to do my homework. it was a little bit of a walk to get to the bus stop. i had to wait in line to use the computer. took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. what's possible when you have high-speed internet at home? the library never closes. it makes it so much better to do homework w

a different jerry brown. was a cornell graduate student, came to delano, wanted to write this dissertation about the farmworkers and cesar chavez said you will have to contribute time on the line. he did that for a while. he said i have a lot of data and i think i can help boycott. one thing jerry found, the boycott was conducted intuitively and haphazardly. this was exhausting volunteers and exhausting ufw resources. the growers responded to the loss of sales in one city by shifting sales to another in an effort to out run the ufw. they moved the sales to where the ufw boycott was not. including rural areas. groapes to rural areas throughout the country. jerry knew the ufw needed another approach. he helped create that approach along with leroy. what did he do? created an urban strategy. concentrate the ufw's efforts in the most consequential markets. brown found that the majority of grapes were being sold and 50% of the markets and 10 north american cities. 50% being sold in 10 north american cities. if the

what's jerry brown going here for, sir?s in california is it says if you are -- it applies actually more often to people who are legally here and federal law, if you are convicted of certain felony offenses, including drug offenses, you are supposed to be deported. what california is trying to do is undermine the federal law by erasing the conviction even though the person was actually convicted. and it's just another example of california trying to undermine our immigration laws. >> sounds like california wants to be not a group of sanctuary cities, geraldo, it wants to be a sanctuary state. >> i disagree with the secretary's characterization'. and this is the reason. i think we can all understand what happens here. in drug cases specifically, as you know, eric, you can have a drug diversion program. in other words, you plead guilty, then you go into the rehab if you are in the successful rehab, six months later your conviction is expunged. the problem is that once you have to plead guilty to get into the drug diversion pr

governor jerry brown tapped bruce wilcox to figure out a way to save the salten sea, all of this toxic dust being exposed on the lake bed when the water recedes. >> some level of pesticides and fertilizers, not a large amount but when it settles into the into the bottom of the lake bed, all of those contaminants go into people's lungs. >> some worry that could generate up to 100 tons of dust a day, and travel to los angeles, potentially exposing millions of people. 30 miles south in the farming town of el centro, we meet a woman who believes the dust is making her children sick. dolores aguilar's children both have asthma. mornings always start like this. >> fast forward now to the first trickle of help. just days after michael okwu's first report, california governor jerry brown signed a bill aimed at saving the salten sea. over the next six months california will develop a plan to restore the walters. we'll see how it goes. >>> next, water woes, south carolina begins to dry out but many residents feel their futures may drift away, too. >> the floodwaters began to peak a full week ago

espor ellque el gobeador jerry brown pul esta medida...las multas sin pagar se han converton un "infieo de desesperacion" para quienes no pueden cubrirlas yierden licencia dconducir a c. take vo pero la oportunidad de salir ese agujero gro a partir de hoy y hasta marzo del 2017 quienes tengan multas sin pagar emitidas take half slab 1 despues del primero de enero del 2013 y sobre las cuales no han realizado pago alguno desde junio del 2015 take slab 2 podran pedir una reduccion de entre 50 y 80 por ciento de la multa original, dependiendo de su ingreso y la eliminacion de todos los recargos civiles.... esta abogada nos explica que multas califican: take sot-espanol y el programa tambien cubre multas civiles, como las emitidas por traer a un perro sin correo o comer abordo del bart.... las personas que han perdido su licencia por las multas, podran pedir que estas les sean devueltas una vez que satisfagan los requisitos del programa.... paola on cam se estima q made 4 milles de californianos han perdido sus consecuencia de multas sin pagar.

but governor jerry brown is moving in. jerry brown, and the first lady and the two corgis will settle in the mansion. brown has been staying at a loft. previous governments have stayed at a ranch home. that was sold to pay for an upgrade at the mansion. it was built in 1877. >>> a, quote, incredibly venomous snake has been spotted off of a beach in southern california. look at this guy here. this is a yellow bellied sea snake. it looks pretty ferocious, actually. they've been showing up in oxnard, likely because of warming temperatures from the anticipated el nino. they mostly inhabit the pacific and indian oceans. they are rare to the southern california coast. experts are urging the public to report any sightings of the snake and be cautious if they see one. >> hopefully they don't make it to northern california. >> advice taken. see one of those, don't touch it. >> that man didn't care at all. holding the snake's tail. >>> our forecast, jeff. some changes on the way. >> yeah. we do for this weekend. i don't live anywher

i actually introduced jerry brown on stage, because i was an student council.ot to wear a coat and tie -- i got to wear a pleasure incident become tie because it was jerry brown. i saw clinton speak. everybody came through. john: did you work on campaigns? seth: i was too cool. i never worked on any campaigns. but that was the nice thing about growing up there. you are very aware of how the politics worked. john: what do you get ready -- what do you do to get ready for an interview like that? seth: it's nice because you bone of more than you would for someone who is a movie or television show. also, because it is very important to be intelligent and he went to project information to the audience, because that is the only reason to candidates on. i will say it is hard. if you ask a candidate a question, they will talk the all-time a you interrupt to them. they kind of -- mark: they do the lien in thing. seth: you noticed in that clinton package i was leaning farther and farther forward. mark: give us your ones in his thumbnail. john kasich. seth: he seems a very

have a good show you guys. >>> a controversial bill signed into law by governor jerry brown.

. >>> governor jerry brown signed a climate change bill aimed at increasing renewable energy across the state. the new law requires california to generate 50% of its electricity from renewable sources such as sol arrest and wind by the year 2030. that's up from the current tearinget of 33% by 2020. the new law requires existing buildings be twice a energy efficient in just 15 years. >> the way the bill was written, it seems like there's a reasonable chance of getting there, but that's because we're not comparing it to the energy use today by to a target based on the past and potential future use if we did nothing. >> he says california needs to continue to find more ways of storing renewable energy for brown's plan to work. >>> new at 6:00, concerns at an east bay elementary school. it has nothing to do with what's going on in class. instead, the problem is outside in the parking lot. some people want parents to turn their cars off while they wait to pick up their kids after school. reporter: long before the last afternoon school bell rings at this middle school, parents line up in cars

citizen in this country is to be able to vote. >> don't tell me, tell jerry brown. governor of the republic of california? did i hear that? i remember that. >> exactly. and it is the constitution-free republic of california it appears. why is there no action -- oh, i forgot who runs this government. >> yes. >> and it's california. it's california. >> it's cemented as a democratic state. >> this citizen initiative sort of goes with the justice department with the scitizenshi to register 8, almost 9 million quote un, quote, residents in this country to vote by 2016, mind you. would that appeal, do you think, to illegal immigrants again? >> of course. >> ha! >> is this another way to get at the illegal immigrants. i think we're all -- >> to give them the ability to vote. >> yes. >> are there any questions about whether the borders are open, why this administration is not enforcing immigration law, not enforcing security at our borders? any questions? >> it was certainly cemented for the democratic party because the illegal immigrants by a huge margin -- >> i bet the re

governor jerry brown here as well. he will be greeted by the city of san francisco as well as the executive of the state of california. right in the middle of your screen see it the doors are open they ramp making its way to the front of the president's aircraft the press >> reporter: court other dignitaries leading the aircraft in the back exit of the airplane there is presence of military because of legal lot of military dignitaries willing to visit here and say hi we come here. >> pam: president obama is coming in from all foregone met with victims of the family of a community college shooting massacre. for a soon as a teacher was killed. again he made clear his visit was to show support console those families. in light of the tragedy that happened there be. did reiterate determination to fight the epidemic of gun violence in the united states to make clear that is still an important issue throughout the rest of his tenure as president of the united states. bmc having a concert tomorrow morning on market street wher

on toptnight's show, the presidential race, tech companies and tax havens and jerry brown's difficult decision. first el nino. temperatures in the pacific ocean are already well above average. this video compares the sea surface temperatures to those in 1997, which saw a historic el nino. government scientists predict that the current el nino will peak in january and february. they are forecasting above average precipitation in california. while california needs the rain, a strong s el nino could exacerbate a problem that's grown worse since the drought began. >> fire it up. >> it's better than nothing. >> reporter: johnny and drew joa third generation farmer. >> my grandpa came out of texas. he told me years ago, whiz i sks for drinking. >> reporter: andrew is struggling to keep the drought green. >> it's lifting the water. >> reporter: he is turning to a last resort, drilling for ground water. >> you are looking at $200,000 to drill a well. you are looking at the pumping cost every month of about between $2,500 and $3,500 per well. >> reporter: farmers like andrews use 80% of the st

. >> vicki: governor jerry brown signed an anti-racial profiling bill. it changes california's definition of racial profiling. law enforcement is now required to collect demographic data on people they stop. >> vicki: three bills aimed at controlling the operation of drones were shot down today by governor jerry brown. in one of the bills... flying drones over public schools when classes are in session... except for law enforcement... the media and people given the o-k by the school... would have been an infraction. another would've given firefighters the power to disable drones flying over emergency situations. and lastly... a misdemeanor would be given if a drone was intentionally flown over a prison or jail. brown said these bills would've provided little benefit to the public. >> vicki: coming up at eight. the worst rains in a thousand years. >> vicki: thousands of people in south carolina woke up this morning to historic rainfall. emergency workers took to boats to rescue stranded motorists.and people trapped in their homes.as flood waters surged. f

and all of the we would to it what happened and whether police investigation is this morning and jerry brown opened a new bill this time to make schools safer will explain what it means for those who carry registered weapons. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: thank you for joining us on this monday morning it is 4:00 a.m. let's begin the hour with a check of the four cancellous bring annie in here. >>anny hong: tempered is warming up into nine is for some locations and also a chance for some showers may be some thunderstorms it's over the next several days here here is the live look at the bay bridge we're all working to clear skies all your monday morning fantastic for fleet week blue eggs were definitely a relief from oakland day planner for today looks like this the low sixties in the clear conditions by lunchtime mid-70s warming up to 83 by 4:00 this afternoon will see a light northwestern breeze along 5 mi. from our testing look really great until sunshine and temperatures in the upper seventies by 6:00 tonight in los of this pipe

that's what governor jerry brown wants to do with his twin tunnels project. the idea to take water south through passageways 150 feet beneath the delta. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerstin joins us to talk about the resurgence of this plan. larry, what was it the governor first proposed, and what was that initial reaction? >> resurgence is a good way of putting it because this isn't a new idea at all. it's a reitieration, if you will. 33 years ago if you can imagine that, vicky, then-governor jerry brown proposed yet this similar idea by shipping northern california water through a peripheral canal, a canal that would skirt the delta and then head south. now, the issue was put to the voters in 1982, and guess what, they rejected the proposal by a 2-1 vote. now a new version of the same idea has surfaced again in a radically different environment. namely, as you pointed out, a state that has suffered record drought for four long years. >> okay, larry. so what are the voters saying now, and is the state more open? because this would really mean a drama

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that exceeds governor jerry brown's mandate of 25%. but they also issued their first fines. the water suppliers for the cities of beverly hills must pay $61,000 in penalties for failing to meet conservation goals. major bay area water districts all surpassed their conservation targets for september compared to september of 2013 and are looking ahead. >> during the fall and winter months you have to check for leaks, take shorter showers. you are going to cut off all outdoor watering or reduce to one time a week. >> reporter: but a handful of bay area water districts didn't meet their conservation goals last month including here in hayward. hayward used less water than two years ago. why did the city fall short last month? >> we had a really hot september. people are conserving for the entire year. >> reporter: still, hayward's water use is down significantly over the past four months. >> we are back on track for october. >> reporter: water officials are encouraging people who continue to conserve even though a wet el niÑo winter is in the forecast. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news.

robo de salario pero eso podrÍa ser parte del pasado luego de una ley que firmarÁ el gobernador jerry brownsi su empleador no cumple serÁ sancionado. >> esta ley nueva... vamos a aplicarla... de una manera muy fuerte contra aquellos que abusan de los trabajadores... luis: y es que bajo la sv598. que fue propuesta por el senador de leÓn, los empleados en california serÁn protegidos y no se permitirÁ que sean explotados sin importar su estatus migratorio. >> es para todos los trabajadores sin importar su estatus legal. aquÍ en la ciudad de los angeles y en california. luis: a los trabajadores no se les podrÁ pagar menos del mÍnimo que marca la ley, ademÁs despuÉs de las ocho horas de jornada las horas trabajadas serÁ tiempo extra. >> estamos super emocionados porque finalmente despuÉs de tres aÑos de luchar, logramos que el gobernador firmarÁ esta ley. luis: varios trabajadores eran vÍctimas y millones de dÓlares se perdÍan porque nunca llegaban a las manos de quienes los habÍan ganado. >> para patrones que explotan a trabajadores ahora van tener una consecuencia sÚper mÁs serias tambiÉn para

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. >> governor jerry brown signed a bill into law today that prohibits smokeless tobacco as base -- baseball stadiums in california. it applies to snuff, dipping tobacco, and chew tobacco. it's for both players and fans in the stands. you -- the new law takes effect at all california stayed /kwruplz december 1st of next year. >>> meanwhile -- stadiums december 1st of next year. >>> according to the -- amoeba is competing for a license to open a fourth medical marijuana shop in berkeley. it would put that room in a room that's currently used for jazz and classical music. >> now to the south bay, where a v.t.a. construction project that was supposed to bring more business to san jose's little pu -- portugal's neighborhood, but the project is now behind schedule and will probably be over budget. >> this is what's putting the brakes of the business: a stalled bus route. construction began last week, the unfinished mess causing traffic headaches, so customers stay away. the mexico bakery sells sweet bread, not so sweet. the owner estimates his business has lost thousands of dollars. >> i am reall

el gobernador de california, jerry brown convirtiÓ hoy en ley la medida sb4 que extenderÁ el seguro mÉdicos beneficie a cerca de 170.000 menores sin papeles, la mayorÍa ya tiene acceso al mÉdico en casos de emergencia. la fiscalÍa del estado de mÉxico informÓ sobre la detenciÓn de la mujer de 20 aÑos conocÍa como la degollando durante chimalhuacÁn. fue la sospechosa de varias agresiones y dos asesinatos. reportada: ces este es el rostro de la degollada, que sembrÓ el terror en chimalhuacÁn, estado de mÉxico. atacÓ con un cuchillo y por la espalda a siete personas, de las cuales dos perdieron la vida. >> habÍa mucho pÁnico en la calle, de las escuelas, ya no Íbamos a gusto dejar a los niÑos. reportera: autoridades locales de tutÚ detuvieron a la mujer de 25 aÑos de edad, seÑalÁndola como presunto responsable de las agresiones. >> despuÉs llegaron las patrullas, decÍa que ahí estaba ella. reportera: cÓmo comenzar los ataques, los vecinos acordaron al pase con palos y tubos para defenderse de dar agresora, a quien escribÍan con una mujer joven, delgada y con gran fuerza en los brazos. >> quer

. >> jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. four years of drout and an infestation of bart beatles have killed an ebs mated 2 the million of trees: >> >> federal authorities impb collude the sierra foothills, 12 you think squie part-times. $10 million in loupd awe sis tans. more than 3500 people have rej fered. >>> santa cruz. >> because if you're drunk and causing trunl, well, the costume you start out in my not be the dock tomb you end up in. >> a safety enhancement zone will be in effect from nit sniegt tonight to oobd fines tsz: >> the agency thanes do run longer trains, else spiblly coming in and out of san francisco. >>> and breaking news now happening in southern california. this is a live look at a humback wail kougt in a firgsing line. this is the fourth time in recent months whale watchers have swoted a responds in our request. >> you know, i'm worried that this happened sd late 2342 day. ? >> i'm going as nile kal fin nirn this year. >> i love it, danment i think he'll be a great michael finney. it's going to be a qu