jerry has changed his opinion. >> interesting.ally probably because the med medicinal, there are a lot of pot dispensaries in california. like one every corner like starbucks. they're still getting the revenue. maybe they don't see the issue where they need more. you look at denver, $134 million of tax and seed revenue coming into the state of colorado. >> already? >> yeah. >> i'm sure it's being used wisely. >> if anyone is more broke than california, the second most broke state in the union besides illinois. maybe they'll do it. >> i agree with him. i don't see anything wrong with letting colorado and washington experiment, play out for a little longer before he commits california to it. i think that's fine. let them see how it goes. i don't think everybody needs to be in such a hurry. >> greg, you think what he was referring to is a lot of people are going to be so stoned, they're not going to be able to do their jobs? >> perhaps. as you know, i'm pro-legalization of just about every drug on the planet, but i'm aware of the con

well it's jerry has agreed to give up his mission. he tried he is of course the un special envoy to ukraine he's from the middle of the father of three and was taken against his will. a short time ago by that comes in the least access to a great deal of hysteria at the wine comes from the envoy was not kidnapped. but he did come across a group of protesters and the envoy was apparent he escorted by police at the time decided to leave school board for the tension the general picture they can get is that of the us mainstream media jumping on anything. gary fighter on their site to present much as an aggressor without much or in the knowledge of what's happening on the ground and us officials wealth. they continued their self righteous tirade. while being engaged in actual acts of aggression around the world with innocent people dying every day. it all stripes are from violence in countries that were destabilized by humans. in washington. i'm downing street and parking it's politically us presidential candidate ron paul who says one sinc

my days as acting transport minister he chimed in to scientists is that jerry has been extended to two point two four million square nautical miles. such errors into the record it was subdivided into seven accordance with its covering an area for one and two sixty thousand square nautical miles the uss with joyce guided missile destroyer uss kidd and rejected the reports and rejected its report of the plan has landed in east manatee bank east and indian ocean. investigators have determined that the plan for asset light coming in patient was in one of two car doors another corridor stretching from the border of kazakhstan and turkmenistan can all been tightened and the falcon corridor stretching from indonesians to the south and indian ocean. or chinese vessels have teamed up in singapore and had just departed for their designated set stones in the van gogh by a hand sewn best right the chinese rescue ship the question of guam has joined china in such force and that we have a report said the new one on board saving a low speeds. i see no one is joining the search for missing my cia an i

. >> el gobernador de california, jerry brown ha firmado una medida que permite ahorrar agua en diversos d ejuego, canchas de tenis y otros en el parque, que cerrará para reabrir en 2015. >> le mostramos imágenes en las cuales un hombre fue sometido por al menos 5 policías y el desenlace fue complicado, la esposa del hombre ahora habla. >> y qué tenemos en las condiciones del clima. >> le cuento cómo estará el resto de la semana en sólo minutos. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> (hablan en inglés). >> (hablan en inglés). >> en estas imágenes se ven las dramáticas escenas de un hombre que se niega a mostrar una identificación luego que el hombre fue detenido por 5 policías, está grabando pero en un momento deja de respirar, el hombre muere y ahora la esposa pide justicia para su esposo. >> y vamos con el modus operandi de los secuestradores virtuales. >> a mi padre le hablaroin diciéndole que mi hermano, el menor, estaba en peligro. >> llamaron al padre, no pudieron ubicarlo, no había nada qué hacer, sólo quedaba salvar a uno de los suyos. >> mi padre llegó al lugar y dejó el maletín con dinero, eran unos s

. >> reporter: in fact, bob has already filed for divorce by the time their son jerry is born. and what would follow is a bruising battle over custody of their little boy, caught in the middle watching it all unfold. >> did they live happily ever after? >> well, they lived, no so happily. >> was it contentious, or -- >> it was contentious, but i was very much involved in my son's life. >> reporter: bob's love life is unraveling and it seems his professional life is too. he finds himself facing charges and pleading to a felony in a high-profile case, the pellicano wiretapping case. and when you look back on it, what, what do you think? >> regret. >> reporter: pfeifer ends up helping the prosecution and later, judges decide his past should not get in the way of custody of his little boy. and as it turned out, beautiful maria has blemishes too. her friends say they see the wholesome, health-conscious mom. but others see a different side, a woman who enjoys the los angeles nightlife company of wealthy men and there are questions about where she's getting her cash. a judge at one po

has surfaced. it accuses lee of conspiracy to legally import firearms including rocket launchers worth $$2.5 million. governor jerryot commented on yee's situation but california's two senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein have demanded yee's resignation. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> an east bay man accused of crashing into and killing a marine that just returned from afghanistan is facing a second degree murder charge. 23-year-old alexander yaun appeared in court on the charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter, and hit and run. he drank at least four jamison whiskies and got behind the wheel of his mini cooper early tuesday morning. he ran a red light and slammed into 23-year-old marine andrew silva. >> he comes back here this is home, this is supposed to be safe, this is supposed to be where everybody feels at peace. one person makes a dumb mistake and all of this happens. >> a memorial continues to grow at the intersection where the crash occurs. it includes silva's military boots, american flag, and photos of him in uniform standing next to his wife. >>> pg&e expects

jerry has been an investor of the company for a few years and, you know, he introduced us as we werenvestors and we really hit it off. liz: okay. david: but again, is it because they feel that you're a good investment or they feel they can use your services in what they do? >> well i'll tell you that there has been an incredible amount of attention placed on the mobile messaging space. you need to remember these are apps that you just don't download and forget about. these are apps that you check 20 to 40 times a day because that's where you get your messages. i think opportunity of growing mindshare with the consumer quite large. on top of a communications service, what we think we can, you know, grow a network where you can actually discover things you may want to enjoy, buy, spend time with, through your friend and family. that is something very natural. this is a value proposition that we aligned on with alibaba. one they found particularly interesting in tango. liz: the tiling is interesting too. alibaba announced it will pick the nights, new york, as a place to launch ipo. have

. >>> governor jerry brown has signed a bill to protect patients being forced to switch health insurance plans while still being treated for a serious illness. the continuity of care act closes a loophole here in california. it ensuring insurance coverage even if a patient's provider is not covered under the plan. the insurance is supposed to help 19,000 californians who would other wise lose insurance. >>> they held a news conference in which they pointed out there's an estimated 200,000 people exposed to tuberculosis and they don't even know about it. >> i think people don't realize how much tuberculosis is around. >> the number of tuberculosis cases in santa clara county is greater than that of 38 of the 50 states. here are some facts about tuberculosis. it's an airborne disease. it can affect the lungs but can affect other parts of the body as well. a person with tb can die if they don't get treatment. tb in the lungs causes coughing, chest pain and coughing up of blood. >>> big changes coming our way. first of all temperatures tomorrow are going to be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler t

. >>> meanwhile governor jerry brown has got a ton of campaign money for his re-election bid. he has raised nearly $20 million so far and has spent about $95,000. brown has a lot more cash than his competitors. former treasury official as mentioned neel kashkari has raised $1.5 million and republican state assemblyman tim donnelly has raised only $183,000. >>> federal agents are reaching out to kids to help them steer clear of sexual predators on the internet. in a nationwide push starting today, immigration and customs enforcement is sending agents to schools and community centers following a recent uptick in exploitation occasions. they hope it will encourage young internet users to turn to law enforcement if they run into trouble. >>> there's been a significant legal victory for sharks that the state of california and u.s. humane society. they are used to make shark fin soup, they are part of chinese culture but a new state law bans their sale, possession or distribution. chinatown groups filed a lawsuit in federal court to throw out the law but today, u.s. district court j

bay area senator, jerry hill, has been critical of the failure to hold pg and e responsible for alleged lapses in safety. >> because we know the incompetence we have seen at the commission, we know the culture of complacency we saw 3 1/2 years ago after the explosion in san bruno. it was very evident they have been allowing utilities to run a muck around the state. >> appearing at a legally mandated hearing before the state energy utilities and communication committee, he defended his efforts to get his commission to hold utilities more accountable. >> we have a thousand employees and it's not easy to change the culture of an entity, let alone many other bigger energies. >> many other say the commission president is too sympathetic to the utilities he is supposed to be regulating. the former president of southern california edison has taken trips abroad with executives of oil companies and other energy providers. and now there's word that the puc has failed to audit utility accounts, holding $37 billion in rate payer funds. >> what does that say about your leadership? >> you've been ahe

even though it can put billions in the state coffer through taxes and saving money on lawsuit, jerry brown has concerns. >> advertising legitimacy how many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation? the world is pretty dangerous and competitive. i think we need to stay alert if not 24 hours a day, more than some of the potheads might be able to put together. >> reporter: the most likely scenario, a ballot measure. but lawmakers might be able to legalize pot themselves. >> it is somehow we can demonstrate real conviction on this, i know a lot of republicans up in sacramento agree on this, we don't need to go to the voters, we can legislate this. >> reporter: there is increasing public support for legalizing marijuana in a field poll from december. 55% of california voters said yes, only 31% said no. in the news room, ktix5. >> and in that field poll, support is stronger here in the bay area. 70% responded back to legalizing marijuana. >>> a blood test can be used to identify those most at risk for developing alzheimer's they looked at healthy people, some were likely

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has not commented on the allegations. >>> we will hear testimony from central valley farmers and water officials about our drought. the committee is holding a hearing in fresno. governor jerry brown has issued a hearing and he hopes the hearing will help with solutions. last month's rain storms have pasted it and they allowed more water and it is to beee -- decided by federal and state authorities. they should not expect much change and they will receive little or no water. >>> they are expected to be back open after a water-main break caused school to caps sell classes. -- cancel classes. now 27 homes, the elementary school and other homes were without water. they had to dig around to reach the broken fight. there are critics who say, that is not a bright idea. san francisco's side already has the bright lights and they have illuminated with bright light cables and they want to install near the toll plaza along to 880. supporters say it will bring in badly needed cash from advertisers, but critics see this as an eyesore and also a tearable food scraps. they put it into special fuel. the sanitation agencies said nearly 37% is food and turning some of it into energy helps th

. >> what started out as a big apple only event has expanded to include more than 70 countries worldwide. promoter jerryeman has been behind it from the beginning. >> the idea is to do all of this all around the world on one day to where we sort of galvanize the entire tennis world. >> organizers are hoping this fledgling event will find a permanent place on the tennis calendar. tely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. benefiber. clearly healthy. meet your biggest competitor: philips slimstyle led bulb. beautiful quality light with a slim design, at a slim price. we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your swipe from anywhere thing, watching out for your identity, data breach or not. get lifelock protection and live life free. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? growth. i just talked to ups. they've got a lot of great ideas. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time an

the wife of former penn state assistant football coach and convicted child sex abuser jerry sandusky. >> prison hashat kind of surrounding for the time he's been there. what changes have you seen in him? >> a friend had written to him and asked him what he missed, what did he take most for granted and he said -- i'm sorry. family meals, the fun time with the grand kids playing ball, doing special things with friends. >> watch the rest of matt lauer's exclusive interview with dottie sandusky this morning on today. now to the latest in sports, the player at the heart of the miami dolphins bullying scandal is get a fresh start. he was traded to the san francisco 49ers. martin sweeted he feels blessed and also reunited him with his old coach jim harbaugh. >> four more teams are guaranteed a spot in the ncaa tournament. st. mary's made it with an 88-71 victory. north dakota state kept their season going with a win. and they win 75-64 for the 17th consecutive tournament birth. and milwaukee secured their bid with a 69-63 win over rice state. >>> up next to the nba where tempers flared between houston and

has made prime convention and job growth and accountability some of the top priorities. and there is the incumbent and a couple of other candidates. and after months of speculation governor jerry made it official he has filed for re- election. he went to the board of registrar of voters yesterday. he enjoys 60% approval rating from voters. he said his work is not done. >> i'm not going to say the last race. there is always a race around. i have been able to find a number of them. i enjoyed being mayor of oakland. that was a real wonderful opportunity. >> brown is running for an unprecedented fourth term as governor. he served his first two terms in the 07s before the state had a term limits law. >>> a recall for sour cream. there were illnesses in new borns. now, there's been a recall in cultured sour cream. it's been expanded to virginia and washington, d.c. >>> new questions about security after a woman tried to fly to hawaii three times without a ticket. this 62-year-old woman snuck past the check point and tried to get to a night. they let hering a and then she tried it again three days later and was stopped at the security gate. the third time she tried she was arrested.

to be back that the computer history museums with my good friend and colleague and my friend jerry. .. >> he has been a voice that is super important to our industry and our technology and so i am excited to be here with both of you. let's start from the beginning. i mean, jobs and so what would possess you to sit down and write this? >> my friend wanted to talk about this and he was fighting in iraq are. and i thought that writing out the troops of these sort of interesting so we would show up in baghdad and we got lost with the marines on the other side megabit america denotative you? >> now. and we took videos and i play the videos and all i heard was the talk and i talked. >> they put this on and they are ready for him to go. what does he do? for he will leave the airport, he insists on asking the security detail to give him an in-depth history because he is a geeky scientist. >> what is your answer to that? [laughter] [laughter] >> we have a lot of experiences. >> eric wanted stability. >> is only one place that i couldn't convince them was to come with me to somalia. >> there were no hotel

. >> jerry brown has a huge lead in fundraising for the race if governor. he reported raising $20 million. much from corporations and unions. the treasury official is reporting he raised $1.3 million since announcing his candidacy in january. republican gubernatorial candidate reported $900,000. a republican assemblyman has not reported the report. >> local strippers filed a complaint for taking photos of their tattoos claiming the officers said they should pose in certain positions and expose body parts while the officers took pictures. authorities say the photos were taken to document the dancer's identity for club permitting purposes. they claim to the federal investigators who are examining the police department following violates of sexual misconduct by officers. >> the makers of candy crush are preparing to go public and the new study of job rest republicans. >> be careful who you ask for a reference. here is america's money. >> good morning. big bucks for candy crush. the company behind the game is expected to go public by today. the game with the ha

. >> california governor jerry brown has signed a 700 million-dollar drought relief package.that will help unemployed farmers and cities running out of water. we wanted to look at how that money will help. melissa chan is with us in san francisco. how much drought relief do you get with $687 million. >> $687 million is a lot of money. but it's not as simple as placing that money into the bank accounts of a lot of these cities that need the help as we learned when we visited hillsburg, california. >>> they had ambitious goals. it would fund clean drinking water and conservation projects support unemployed farmers by paying for food and housing. and as state lawmakers pass the relief plan, as if on could you they saw rain. in hillsburg, a rural community in northern california currently facing a water shortage. despite what happened in sacramento the benefits of the law might not trickle down to quick results on the ground go my concern is this, the governor said we have a drought emergency, and we need agencies down the line like our regional water control board, we need them

jerry in jail for many years. worst-case scenario he'll be in the facility for a decade. these are gun related charges. state of new jersey hasome of the toughest gun laws in the country. i'm here to see jerry nunez. >> nunez. >> i'm concerned for jerry, his mental well-being right now. i have to keep him strong. right now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. the nature this involves allegedly crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know. crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> they really hold that against me? i had nothing to do with it. >> i understand that. that's why we have to see what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. but remember, they've got to prove the charges. they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game and the days drag in here. time waits for no one. it ticks along but in here it drags. you got to man up now and hold your own and don't break an

democratic incumbent jerry brown has amassed $20 million, top contributors read hastings of netflix andow after co-founder sean parker. on the opposite side for u.s. treasury official, raising the one$.3 million since announcing his campaign in january. vladimir putin is hot. the legalization of marijuana in washington and colorado. a new problem has emerged. getting into their owner's staff, cookies and brownies. the concentration is so high, colorado state university, a rising -- intoxication. they keep a leash on the pot. take the pot away. in colorado. adam: a lot of money to waste. girl scout cookies galore. and 30 years. cheryl: not just cookies in high demand but europe could use natural gas. and lawmakers look at something greater. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share

. >>> governor jerry brown has officially launched his campaign for re-election.overnor arrived at the alameda county courthouse yesterday morning to file his candidacy papers. brown is seeking his fourth term as governor. he's already the longest serving governor of california. he held the position from 1975 to 1983 and elected to the state's top post again in 2010. brown is 75 years old and says he loves his job, can't imagine doing anything else. >>> facebook is offering to pay menlo park $600,000 to hire a police officer for the city's planned substation. according to our media partner, "the mercury news," they will fund the position for three years at $200,000 a year. the officer would help local schools increase their safety as well as well as work with the area's large businesses to improve their security. city council will take up the issue on tuesday. >>> apple wants to change the way you drive. the cupertino-based company will put its first in-car operating system in mercedes-benz, ferrari and they will be able to listen to apps and itunes. >>> gas price

. >> steve langdon has finally managed to attract some attention with the help of his roommate, jerryirment and is also trapped in his bedroom right next to steve's. >> my head was against the mattress, so my voice was really muffled. jerry had a hard time hearing me because he didn't have his hearing aid on, so i became jerry's ears and he became my voice. >> firefighter henry grabs his gear and, along with his crew, begins tearing away at the building. >> get back! >> they reach steve's roommate first. >> oh, the sky looks beautiful. >> steve is now counting the long minutes until they come back for him. >> he's right by that window. >> i think there was more aftershocks, and i could still hear the building settling. >> now the rescuers slice deeper into the building trying to free steve. and not the moment too soon. >> i had five fractured ribs and i had a collapsed lung and i had almost a quart of blood in my lungs. later they told me i was probably within 20 to 30 minutes of drowning in my own blood. >> almost six hours after he was trapped under the rubble, steve is carried out

but jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. he's asking people to conserve water. guess which group jumped right in and volunteered to help before anyone else. that's right, the hollywood boulevard costume characters. >> we haven't showered since january, 2012. >> jimmy: well, they're doing their part. i'm sure the answer is yes, but [ applause ] i don't know what's going on. did someone win something behind me? do you smoke those e cigarettes anyone in our audience? okay, and that's again nothing to be excited about. they say they're healthier, but they're ridiculous. i mean, they have a light on the end for when you inhale. i thought the whole point of smoking cigarettes was to look cool. can you imagine bruce willis in some big action movie, blasting open a gasoline tanker and then casually tossing his ecigarette and then you sit there waiting and nothing happens. a company has developed a new ecigarette that can make and receive phone calls. it's called the super smoker. it connects to your phone. it has a microphone and a speaker on it like a blue tooth headse

one of the sons of bulls and white sox owner jerry reinsdorf has died.avid reinsdorf died yesterday, but the cause wasn't released. he was only 51. the reinsdorf family is requesting privacy. david reinsdorf was a real estate executive. his younger brother, michael, is president and ceo of the bulls. david reinsdorf was a real estate executive. someone may be dressing like blackhawks goalie corey crawford now that his helmet, and his game pads, are missing. this all started when crawford planned to wear a specially designed mask for the game at soldier field saturday night. that mask never turned up. but now crawford says his white and red pads, that he always wears in games, are now gone too. he says he thinks they were stolen from the stadium. >> it's the ones i wear all the time. they're gone. >> i think they're all playing a joke on me. it's pretty funny ... dot ha ha. >>surveillance video from soldier field may help find the thief. so far the blackhawks have not reported this incident to the police. president obama wants to raise taxes on affluent a

. >> state senator jerry hill has a package of what may be real reforms as well.e, not allowing money to go into nonprofits that are run by your wife or -- and also reporting those junkets, who really pays for them. it will be interesting to see how far his package gets. >> we need some kind of reform at this point. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, a texas man is one chirpy bd a texas man is one chirpy bd >>> welcome back let's look at the temperatures. 68 san rafael today. 72 redwood city. 73 pacifica. 75 san jose. over the next seven days we're going to see some rain moving in tonight and you could see that still on the monday morning commute. then it will be gone and it will dry up. after that beautiful sunshine for the rest of the week. also today we could see some rain north of the golden gate bridge in the north bay but for the rest of the bay area beautiful today. a little rain tonight. >> the temperatures yesterday were nice. >> they were. >> thank you for joining us. >> "face the nation" next. breaking news--usa today is reporting a search plane may have ,,,

. >>> it's official, governor jerry brown has launched his campaign for re-election.arrived at the courthouse yesterday to file his papers with the registrar of voters. brown is seeking his fourth term of governor. he's already the longest serving governor of california. he held it from 1975 to '83 and was elected to the state's top post again in 2010. brown is 75 years old, loves his job and says he can't imagine doing anything else. >> facebook is offering to pay menlo park $70,000 to pay for a police officer at the station. the officer would work with the local schools and work with large businesses to improve their security. city council is set to take up the issue on tuesday. >>> apple wants to change the way we drive. the cupertino based company will put their first in-car operating systems in some nice vehicles, mercedes-benz, volvo and ferrari. they hope it will allow them to get the race up in the race that dominates tomorrow's smart cars. >> with gas prices on the rise again, it's all about miles per gallon. but what if you could go hundreds, even thousands

. >>> it's official, governor jerry brown has launched his campaign for re-election. he arrived at the courthouse yesterday to file his papers with the registrar of voters. he's seeking his fourth term of governor. he's already the longest serving governor of california. he held it from 197530 '83 does was elected to the state's top post again in 2010. he is 75 years old, loves his job and says he can't imagine doing anything else. >> facebook is willing to pay menlo park $70,000 to hire an officer for the position. it will be $200,000 a year. the ovationer would work with the local schools and work with large businesses to improve their security. city council is set to take up the issue on tuesday. >>> apple wants to change the way we drive. the cupertino based company will put their first in-house operating systems in some nice vehicles, mercedes-benz, volvo and ferrari. they hope it will allow them to get the race up in the race that dominates tomorrow's smart cars. >> gases are on the price again. it's all about miles per gallon. but what if you could go hundreds,

has the story. >> : governor jerry brown has said many things that many dinners on many topics.g that this labour union dinner at sacramento this current week at has older voters saying i know he didn't. he made a comment jokingly about why high- speed rail would be good for california in a nutshell the governor said it would get older drivers off the road. >> : bludgeoned driving they should be simeonites chen casitting in an ice streetcar. not everyone was chuckling. >> : the governor's office said judging from the crowd reaction last it was taken as intended yet he tried to make a funny in the case. >> : the governor is no spring chicken himself he'd turns 76 next month. he does not drive all that much. his chauffeured by chp officer most the time. >> : richie is incognito operator he could join jonathan martin here in the bay area garry and all sorts next. this coming night at 9:00 p.m.. the baseball season special hosted by sports director gary r.. everything you need to know about the time defending for the upcoming season. all coming this sunday 9:00 p.m.. >> : the raider

has sky-rocketed thanks to an oil boom in north dakota and canada. trains are carrying 2.7 million gallons into the bay area every day. senator jerry hill says that has him worried. he points to a deadly accident in quebec involving a train carrying crude oil in which 47 people were killed. he says california could not currently respond to a disaster of that magnitude. >> it's the response time and the preparedness that we don't have in california. we're back in about 1980 is where we're prepared for. we can't deal with that volume. >> in 2011 there were 9,000 tank cars filled with oil brought into california from out of state. by 2016 the state's energy commission says that could reach 200,000. 10% would travel through the bay area. the trains are operated by burlington northern sante fe and come through so lana and contra costa counties. >> happening now at 4:51 a major shipping channel is closed because of an oil spill. look at this mess. this barge collided with a ship on saturday causing 170,000 gallons of tar-like oil to spill into texas's galveston bay. more help is called in to contain the spill and protect important habita

has skyrocketed, thanks to an oil boom in north dakota and canada. trains are carrying about 2.7 million gallons of crude oil into the bay area every day. state senator jerry hill says that has him worried. he points to a deadly accident in quebec last year involving a train carrying crude oil in which 47 people were killed. hill says california could not currently respond to a disaster of that magnitude. >> it's the response time and the preparedness that we don't have in california. we're back in about 1980 is where we're prepared for. we can't deal with that volume. >> in 2011, there were 9,000 tank cars filled with oil brought into california from out of state. by 2016, the state's energy commission says that number could reach 200,000 tank cars. 10% would travel through the bay area. the trains are operated by burlington northern san jose railway. >> pg&e will speed up plans to upgrade a controversial pipeline in san carlos. crews will start work online 147 later on this year, rather than waiting two years to do the upgrades as previously planned. most of the work will be on a bend in the line near edmonds road in redwood city. the city council will r

. >> jerry brown has been characteristically blunt. lling it like it is. he is saying you can't have a state full of potheads and get work done to get the state going in order to pay off its deficits. charles: everybody saying marijuana is this thing like smoking cigarettes with no negative impact to it. there is a negative impact. >> we wish somebody in d.c. just as blunt about health care incentivizing to play the ppano while somebody subsidizes them to leave their job. charles: you can't make this stuff up, exporting goods is suing the ceo of what else for allegedly pretending to be a senior executive, he told the store manager he had a meeting with the ceo and persuaded the employees to show him around in the private back areas and answer questions about the operations. is that balls he or what? >> is this true? a secret agent man pretending he is an employee? charles: a senior executive. >> i think it is a right if it is true, it is a little bit over the top. charles: it is embarrassing to say this guy walked in and anyone could ha

he has until midnight to do so. democrat incumbent, jerry brown announced he has nearly $20 million. >>> clouds thickening up, the weather system about 120 miles to the west of us. it's a nice looking system for this time of year. we could see a half inch of rain. an inch of rain in some of the coastal hills over the next 24 hours. the computer model lays out like this. tuesday in the morning, 8:00 a.m. showers to the north. a dry commute. then here we go about 11:00 a.m., lunchtime, it's starting to show up, i think a little before that we will see drizzle. then it moves to the heart of the bay area at 1:00. 6:00, scattered showers, looks like the morning commute should be mostly dry. afternoon commute, a little wet on the roadways. when i come back, i'll diagnose storm number 2, and we'll get a timing on that as well, because that will impact your wednesday commutes. >>> today marks the 25th anniversary of the exxon valdez oil spill in alaska. it ran aground, and dumped 11 million gallons of thick, toxic crude oil into prince william sound

so it has to be administered and overseen by folks that have the highest integrity. so i could talk for a lot longer about jerry mchugh. i know him as someone who has a wide range of experience as a lawyer, as an advocate, as an active citizen, someone who would bring to the court i think a passion for justice and a sense of outrage in the face of injustice. and i can't say enough about his experience and his preparation for this very important assignment that he would have upon confirmation to be a judge in the eastern district of pennsylvania. so i'm grateful for his willingness to serve. and in addition to jerry mchugh, judge edward george smith. judge smith, as senator toomey noted, was -- has a great career and a varied experience -- or i should say a varied set of experiences, serving now as a george in the court of common pleas in northampton county. since january of 2002. he was elected to that position and then retained, which is the ultimate validation of someone's service on the bempl beverage ie court of common pleas in pennsylvania, serving that county. prior to that, as senator toomey noted, judge

to be back that the computer history museums with my good friend and colleague and my friend jerry. .. >> he has been a voice that is super important to our industry and our technology and so i am excited to be here with both of you. let's start from the beginning. i mean, jobs and so what would possess you to sit down and write this? >> my friend wanted to talk about this and he was fighting in iraq are. and i thought that writing out the troops of these sort of interesting so we would show up in baghdad and we got lost with the marines on the other side megabit america denotative you? >> now. and we took videos and i play the videos and all i heard was the talk and i talked. >> they put this on and they are ready for him to go. what does he do? for he will leave the airport, he insists on asking the security detail to give him an in-depth history because he is a geeky scientist. >> what is your answer to that? [laughter] [laughter] >> we have a lot of experiences. >> eric wanted stability. >> is only one place that i couldn't convince them was to come with me to somalia. >> there were no hotel

we met with governor jerry brown's office and china has a developments they've got more billionaires than in the united states. what appeals to them is a taking crews to hawaii and san francisco we want to market our new terminal for coming online we talk about the big development in the port of san francisco but sometimes, the developments are like helicopters authors a lot of parrots but in september we pitched to the people in china was that the biggest operator is going to come to our opening day in san francisco to see your new best crews terminal the and we want to do a hook up we know go via satellite we're going to do everything to promote. we think we'll help san francisco. we went to the biggest that ball terminal in the world myself and peter we had jim who's the president of the metro ports we went collectively together you had the iowu so when what we talked about to the electro customers we spoke as one voice and able to market the port of san francisco. i really want to thank jim and peter for the meetings it engaged us to put the port of san francisco and we were able

he has until midnight to do so. democrat incumbent, jerry brown announced he has nearly $20 million. >>> clouds thickening up, the weather system about 120 miles to the west of us. it's a nice looking system for this time of year. we could see a half inch of rain. an inch of rain in some of the coastal hills over the next 24 hours. the computer model lays out like this. tuesday in the morning, 8:00 a.m. showers to the north. a dry commute. then here we go about 11:00 a.m., lunchtime, it's starting to show up, i think a little before that we will see drizzle. then it moves to the heart of the bay area at 1:00. 6:00, scattered showers, looks like the morning commute should be mostly dry. afternoon commute, a little wet on the roadways. when i come back, i'll diagnose storm number 2, and we'll get a timing on that as well, because that will impact your wednesday commutes. >>> today marks the 25th anniversary of the exxon valdez oil spill in alaska. it ran aground, and dumped 11 million gallons of thick, toxic crude oil into prince william sound

guest: i think jerry has a point, in that oftentimes when you see these -- even when you detect potentiallydulent charges on your credit card statement, the information that's on there may not be enough for a consumer to really know whether it's fraudulent or not. we've counseled consumers if you detect a fraud, your first call should be to your credit card or debit card company to dispute the charge, and then they are responsible for finding out if it is a valid charge or not. in the case of the caller, they aren't doing a good enough job on that, i think they need to be held to account. so consumers can reach out to their local state attorneys general offices, for example, their local banking regulator, to raise this issue that these fraudulent charges are not being investigated and taken off their accounts fast enough. host: let's go to sharon waiting in between owe hills, california, on our line for democrats. good morning, sharon. caller: hi, good morning. this really was a big wake-up call for me, because i tape your show every day, and sometimes i watch it later on, but i was awake t

. >> governor jerry brown has been given an award for his efforts in supporting gay rights. the group "equality california" says brown was the first politician in the u-s to appoint a gay judge back in 1979. he was also honored for signing a bill last year allowing transgender students in public schools to use whichever bathrooms they choose. brown says a lot has changed for gays and lesbians over the past 40 years because of activists who are quote "the cutting edge." return to >> the national rifle association is asking supreme court justice anthony kennedy to block enforcement of a california city ordinance that bans gun magazines capable of holding more than 10 bullets. the ban in sunnyvale went 66 percent of voters approved it in november. the nra challenged the law, but a federal judge ruled last week that it does not violate the second amendment right to own guns for self- defense. the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco denied the nra's request for an emergency order to stop the ban from taking effect pending appeal. >> heading into the five o'clock ho