jerry hill said he's disappointed in the delay and says the upcoming trial would expose more criminal behavior. coming up, how northern california is battling the zika virus, the tests aimed at keeping the virus from spreading. >>> whale sightings are becoming more regular in the bay area. why biologist are alarmed. >>> highway 4 traffic looks good. >>> and that fog is coming up and over the hill for some, it is pushing inland. 60s, 50s for some. 70s and 80s for others. . >>> at the reagan library, goats are leading the way in preventing brushfire under the direction of the ventura county fire department. that's a lot. they eat the brush around the library reducing the chance of a brushfire. without ought the goats firefighters would have chief all the brush by hand. >>> thousands of red tuna crabs washing up on the san diego county beaches. they are between one and 3 inches. normally they live near mexico. but the warm water pushed them north. >> they think it's correlated with el nino, when it hit the cold water of san diego it dies off. >> this is the second time in a year they was

senator jerry hill's bill requires mission interlock devices for convicted drivers. this week that bill will get the second test in the state senate. the senate public safety committee approved it back in march. >>> the state of california paid out millions of dollars to citizens with run-ins with highway patrol officers during the last decades. tonight they have new information on a story they broke. the case of a brooklyn man who nearly died after a officer restrained him in handcuffs after the traffic spot. the berkeley man speaks russian. he refused to sign the valid traffic ticket. that's not the first time taxpayers had to pay out. tonight our senior investigative reporter sits down with patrol commander to ask why. >> to the average person, that is a lot of money. a lot of taxpayer money for to you do that. i go back to where i started in my speech i was just giving saying, we contact millions and millions of people. if you multiply that over the ten years we are talking about. >> tough stories like this prompted new efforts to change state law. coming up toni

. >>> jerry hill introduced the bill to take it state wide. it has reduced drunk driving deaths by 50% in states that use them. >>> to the egypt air investigation. the u.s. has flown 8 missions over the mediterranean sea and on one of the missions crews discovered a large debris field. there are now a lot of questions about what happened between the time that jet began to encounter trouble and the time it crashed in the water. >> reporter: the search for answers in the crash of egypt air flight 804 intensified. the ship joined egyptian ships and other planes combing the seas off of the coast where the plane went down. u.s. surveillance planes spotted the debris fields. >> it happens to be 40 by 40 nautical miles so we will continue on in that box essentially. >> plane parts and human remains have been recovered. but the black box recorders not found and egyptian robot submarine to assist. swiss air traffic control an hour in the device and all sounded fine. two hours later, trouble. data received indicated smoke and fire started in the cockpit

jerry hill said it's a matter of time before that big one hits. he wants folks to be as prepared as possible. >> we heard today that the san andreas fault is 100 years overdue for a big earthquake. >> he proposed a bill to use $23 million from the state's general fund to pay for a statewide earthquake. early warning system. >> in the ground they will detect any shaking that begins and transmit that through california and give a person who has a smart phone or siren on tv a warning. >> they receive alerts from the system, but not the general public. they are from the napa earthquake in 2014. if the bill passes, the money will be used to add more sensors around the state to track the earthquakes. a seismologist with usgs the moment an earthquake hits, they would send out alerts fast. >> we could send you a warning. that is how fast radio waves and broadcast travels. >> nbc bay area news. >> the speed is what is so dangerous. >> hikers versus bikers. who should have access to a trail on a popular bay area mountain. we look at what happens when there

jerry hill told the news group he's disappointed by the drain the trial will expose more criminal behavior. >>> new pressure on facebook, republican lawmakers are demanding that mark zuckerberg plain how issues become a trending topic. a web site reported that a source accused the company have keeping conservative politicians and topics off the trending list. facebook contractors were instructed not to include news items about facebook and inexpert other stories even if they weren't popular. the dean of u.c. bergly -- burkely said it raises issues. >> it pulls the curtain back on the claim of transparency the claim that social media are objectively showing you what the world around you is paying attention to. >> facebook responded saying the allegations are anonymous, we take them seriously. we're investigating whether any violations took place. >>> lyft settlement has been revised. lyft will pay out $27 million, double the amount proposed. you remember last month the judge said that at 12 1/2 million dollars settlement was not enough. drivers said they should be treated like employees. dr

needs additional time to review the 1,000 pages of documents it received from plies and lawmaker jerry hill and the upcoming trial would expose even more criminal behavior. a c transit driver received special recognition for helping an autistic boy after he wandered away from his piedmont home. >> thank you. >> danny ieeicberg with there to say thank you. >> he and the passenger saw the boy on grand avenue riding a foot powered scooter. he stopped the bus and talked to danny and encouraged him to get on the bus. the mom said the invitation was a dream come true. her son is fascinated by ac transit buses since before he could talk. >> he must have felt the same way you would feel if steph curry offered you front row seats. >> he was recognized for his compassion and professionalism. ac transit said he went above and beyond the call of duty. >> that is great. >>> using pedal power. today is bike to work day in our own alex savidge gathered his bike light and helmet and participated in the annual event. there were several energizer stations along the way. >> watch his progress from berkeley an

. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill is asking the same question. hill has been urging the public utilities commission to clear trees near power lines. hill says it took nine years at the public utilities commission to finalize a brightly colored but flawed fire map. >> evidently, this is modeling and you put garbage in and take garbage out. something is wrong in terms of the equations that they used in putting this together. >> reporter: state officials would not go on camera but said in a statement that the map at issue is the only first step in laying out a strategy proposed by power lines. they say the key variables taken into consideration include winds, dry weather and vegetation density, although the community did not meet those criteria, he had did i son hopes regulators will reconsider. >> we have a 70,000 acre burned area. we still have a lot of area in our county that can burn and so we'd like to minimize that possibility and i think these maps would help us do that. the five-member group will take this up at their meeting next week. >>>

senator jerry hill is pushing a bill that would require devices that are small breathalyzer wired intothe ignition system. this week the bill gets its second test when it reaches the appropriations committee. the public safety committee had already approved the bill in march. >>> getting a ride is the best thing to do if you had a drink, no question. >> it's not always the cleanest way home. >> it's inevitable someone would do a scientific study what is cleaner, taxis or ubers. ride sharing companies marketed themselves as safer and cleaner than cabs. when it comes to cleaner, cabs win with. cnbc worked with net quote. looking at the rear seat belt, the one you would use, the experiment found ride share services were on average the ge germiest. they formed 1 million units. rental cars, you could eat off rental cars, 403 units. the experimenters point out not all germs are bad germs. they tested just for bacteria, not by type. let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. >> good morning. wall street will try to break out of the doll drums this week. federal reserve could

jerry hill offered a bill that would require ignition interlock devices.device is a small breathalyzer wired into the vehicle's ignition system. this week it gets its second test in the state senate. the public safety committee approved that bill. that happened in march. >>> scott mcgrew was telling us keep an eye on a tech company first data. >> the markets have been open about 15 minutes. how is it doing? >> not nearly as well as i thought it would. it was an atlanta company. "baron "barons" gave it a good write up. >> mark zuckerberg turned 32 over the weekend. he and his wife saw "hamilton." cnbc calculating when you consider how rich and young he is, he's made money faster than anybody on the planet. he makes $4 million a day bill gates is richer, but older. do the math, gates only makes $3 million a day. >> san jose city council will take up the issue of google fiber. they want to bring high speed internet to san jose. it will be construction of fiber huts. google competes with comcast. we don't normally cover the box office but we did bring this iss

the bill is sponsored by jerry hill.t would require doctors to notify patients when they are put on probation for a serious offense by the state medical board, including negligence, substance abuse and sexual misconduct. >>> the killer bees terrorizing one east bay neighborhood appear to be on their way out. they were in two hives behind a home in concord, believed to be responsible for killing two dogs and sending two people to the hospital. the homeowner's son is an experienced bee keeper, using soap and water to kill the bees. neighbors are ready to see the aggressive bees 100% gone. >> these bees are really close to you. >> yeah. because i have a phobia of bees, it's a lot more terrifying. >> the homeowner says with the queen bee dead, he expects the few remaining bees will die off soon as well. >>> tragic scene on mexico's baja, california peninsula. two dozen whales have died after being beached. marine sperpts experts say the whales appeared disoriented and there were no signs of injuries. >>> the golden state war

. >>> the peninsula senator jerry hill holding a rally at the state capitol for the bill that would require ignition interlock devices for all convicted dui offenders. it is set for the state senate appropriations committee hearing on friday, and the senator says that the bill must be passed on that day in order to be brought before the full senate for consideration. the ignition interlock devices will test the breath of the driver, keeping the car from starting if the driver has been drinking. there is a pilot program requiring ignition interlocking devices for dui offenders in four counties. >>> there warning hikers to be vigilant after two women and their dogs had to be rescued from an aggressive coyote. they were inside the north canyon park, and cornered by the animal yesterday morning. the coyote may have been protecting its pups. the officers were able to scare off the coyote and escorted the hikers out of the park, but they remind you to feed the pets indoors, and did not leave the food outside, and while walking, the pets should be on a leash. they can scare the coyotes off with lo

. >>> jerry hill of sap matteo has introduced a bill to take the program statewide. the devices have reduced the drunk drivers by 58%. >>> a off loss for the warriors. >> an understatement. >> a blow-out. oklahoma city took the game 133 to 105. >> they destroyed the warriors but scott is joining us with what the people are talking about, the controversial kick, draymond green, will he be suspended. >> maybe another tough loss for the warriors. chatter but nothing announced yet. the power-at-be taking their own sweet time. maybe they wanted to watch this over and over. the play in question, green kicking steven adams in the private parts. the thunder believe otherwise and especially adams now taking two such shots in two games courtesy of draymond green. both parties spoke their peace. >> i see how somebody can think it was in intentional but no one can say he was thinking about kicking them. if you watch my react i walked back to the three point line and turned around and looked. >> that last part, not even close to true. without draymond, the warriors are not close

. >> state senator jerry hill is asking the same question. hill has been urging the public utilities commission to do more to ensure utilities clear trees near power lines. hill says it took nine years for the regulators at the commission to finalize a brightly colored but flawed fire map. >> evidently, this is modeling and they put -- you put garbage in, you get garbage out. something was wrong in terms of the equations that they used in putting this together. >> reporter: state p.u.c. officials would not go on cam a camera. but they said the map is a first step to ease the fire risk. they say the key variables taken into consideration include winds, dry weather and vegetation density. although the community did not meet those criteria, edison hopes that regulators will reconsider. >> we have a 70,000-acre burned area. we still have a lot of area in our county that can burn. so we'd like to minimize that possibility if possible. i think the maps would help us do that. >> reporter: the five-member public utilities commission is expected to ta

state senator jerry hill from san mateo is pushing for an early warning system.he's written legislation that would set aside $23 million in state money to accomplish that goal. >> they will detect any shaking that begins and transmit that to california and give a person who has a smart phone or siren or on tv a warning. >> the big question is that system will be reliable? pg&e and b.a.r.t. are plugged into the sensors. experts worry about giving people a false sense of security noting this is not an exact science yet and a good system detecting earthquakes could be a year away. >>> there is a science when it comes to forecasting the weather. warning us of rain. >> also not an exact science figuring out when and where we will see this rain. it's producing scattered showers across california. as we take a look outside now, it's 7:00 in the east bay. it's nice and cool to start but then as we go into the day, more of those cooler than average temperatures into the upper 60s for the south bay. 63 for san francisco and the north bay up to 67. times of rain today also

. >> state senator jerry hill will urge passage of a deal keep convicted drunk drivers off the road requiring ignition interlocks to be installed on cars belonging to all convicted drunk drivers in california. the bill must be passed by the senate appropriations committee by friday in order to be property before the full senate. >> san jose fixture has closed their doors for good. we were at cambrian bowl in the plaza as people enjoyed a night of bowling. 55-year-old bowling alley is shut down because of a rent increase, because the own cory not ard to stay open. it is not known what will move into the space. all the city council will improve a plan to install fiber cables, the mercury news reported that it is the final step in launching the lightning fast internet service in the south bay. last week the city leaders andingly released a three year land to start trenching streets in nearly every neighborhood to install fiber cables. construction could begin by this summer. >> we have good news for fans of a major music festival, bottle rock is here to stay in napa. according to the chronicle,

jerry hill from san mateo is pushing for an early warning system.en legislation that would set aside $23 million in state funding to do that. >> they will detect any shaking that begins and transmit that to california and give a person who has a smart phone or siren or on tv a warning. >> the big question is if the system will be reliable. pg&e and b.a.r.t. are plugged into the sensors. a really good system detecting earthquakes could be years away. >>> family at oakley believes lightning traveled through their flagpole yesterday morning and hit their front door. the force knocked pictures off the wall and caused a ceiling fan to come crashing down. her 10-year-old grandson was in the living room when the lightning struck. >> i immediately got on the ground and tucked in. >> realizing how serious this really was and could have been worse. it could have blown my whole house up and my family was it in. >> the lightning triggered a middle school alarm. they did the right thing. >> scary. at least they knew the protocol. >> they knew it was coming becau

now, peninsula lawmaker jerry hill told the bay area news group he is disappointed in the delay.sinkhole that closed down a busy san francisco street this week is tentatively scheduled to be repaired by sunday. crews are still stabilizing that sinkhole on mission street near 2nd and new montgomery. it's 12 feet long, five feet wide and nine feet deep. about a third of the city's pipes are more than 100 years old. >> it's an on going process. >> crews have so far cleared out the debris, shored up the pit and installed a temporary pipe. permanent repairs begin tomorrow. there will be lane closures on mission until the work is wrapped up. >>> a 2 investigates report prompted the state to closely investigate alameda county's psychiatric hospital. hidden camera video obtained by ktvu shows people eating and sleeping on the floors at john george psychiatric hospital in san leandro. state officials went there last week because of news reports about the conditions. doctors and nurses say the hospital is overcrowded and understaffed. former patients told ktvu about scary and dangerous con

. >> today in secret oh, state senator jerry hill will join mothers against drunk driving members to urge pass average of a bill that keeps convicted drunk drivers off the road. the legislation would require ignition interlock to be installed on the cars belonging to all convicted drunk drivers in california. the bill must be passed by the senate appropriations committee by friday. >> tomorrow the san jose city council will approve the google construction plan to install fiber cables across the city. it is the final step in launching the lightning fast internet service in the south bay. last week, city leaders and google released a these year land to start trenching streets in every neighborhood to install fiber cables. construction could begin bird this summer. >> we will start along the east bay, good morning, with tell running from 51 in berkeley and a lot of us around 55 to 56 and inland, castro valley, 52 and orinda is 49. we will check out the other neighborhoods in the 48 at napa and santa rosa and nevada at 50, san francisco 53, mountain vie and leften at 52, and san jose at

. >>> jerry hill and supporters are going to rally at the state capitol today for a bill that would require ignition interlock device. it's set for a state senate appropriations committee here on friday. senator hill says the bill must be passed by that day in order to be brought to the full senate for consideration. identities the breath of a driver and prevent a car from starting if the driver has been drinking. right now there is a pilot program requiring the devices in four counties, including in alameda. >>> the search continues for the black boxes aboard the plane in last week's egyptair crash. it went down into the mediterranean sea on thursday with 66 people on board. investigators say they still don't know why that plane went down. some members of congress say there is evidence of a terrorist attack, but egypt's president says it's too early to speculate. the crash raised new concerns about airport security overseas as well as right here at home. >> we have enhanced security at last point of departure airports. it's important for the public to know that every flight, the plane, the

. >> and senator jerry hill has been extremely critical of pg&e, admitting that the ratepayers should the other grandfathers did not get, and somebody has to do it. everybody needs the pipelines to be safe.'s back okay. >>> it on the bike path, better late than never, to be expected to be completed by september as that is two years behind schedule. and they had the prioritized old bay bridge planned demolition. >> when you try to retrofit something into an old structure, it is hard and expensive. >>> and the support for the observation deck will be positioned as a trail run. and then it will be installed permanently, 1.51 $1.51 million.>>> and closer to $2.5 million as the figures always club. >> it is the bay bridge, of course it is doubled.>> of course it will be nice to have that bike path, a new way to get across the bridge. >> you will just be going to the island. >> but i have hope that they will end up extending it. >> that will cost another $4 million. >>> the bill at the state capitol to prohibit the sale or distribution of balloons made of electrically conductive material, a

refilling him and with details between the other agents that were there, and clint hill came on the line and i remember it, jerry banes saying, what is the story with the president? he said, he is dead, sir. i excused myself. i did not want them to hear me. they started calling all of the family to advise them. all of the sisters were saying, oh, no. not jack. it is not jack, is it? is everything all right? they said, no he is wounded but they did not know he was dead. it was amazing, robert kennedy with his courage he said, the attorney general is on the line and he came on the line in the first question he asked was the last question he wanted to hear and he just said, is he dead? and i thought, of all of these people on this line asking and not wanting to ask, you asked first what you wanted to hear last, and that was amazing. the other thing i'm going to finish up with, and if you do not mind, jean and i were blessed to be part of the white house staff that was chosen to go to ireland on that great trip with the president. all my god. --oh my god. it was so wonderful. they were holding an irish like an ameri

hills cemetery that a afternoon. >>> 5:21. a new bomb shell in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal what a new report says about coach joe paterno and his involvement in covering up the crime. >>> a 2300-mile relay is rolling through the area this morning, the mission behind those who are carrying the load, bob kelly has more after the break. tame frizz-prone hair with wholesome, smoothing care. new whole blends by garnier. blending our best into new smoothing haircare. paraben-free formulas enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter extracts. whole blends protects from humidity. for hair that's irresistibly smooth and full of shine. whole blends is true smoothing. new garnier whole blends coconut oil & cocoa butter. wholesome loving care blended for naturally beautiful hair. find your blend. >>> happening today carry the load making it way through philadelphia, the 2300-mile journey dedicated to restoring the true meaning of memorial day. bob kelly is live outside our studios this morning catching up with some of those taking part in this relay, hi there bo

we just got word that jerry brown has announced he will support hillary clinton in next tuesday's california democratic primary. joining me now, the hill'sr white house correspondent amy parns and the senior reporter for bloomberg politics. this is interesting, just the history between jerry brown and the clintons. jerry brown refused to endorse bill clinton in '92. here's hillary clinton in a little trouble in california. jerry brown to the rescue. >> she really needs it. she cut short a few of her new jersey events this week to fly back to california. she's in a little bit of trouble there. this is a really important state to her. even if she clinches in new jersey, she wants to come out strong in california. and that's why you're seeing her rush to the west to sort of get out the vote and energize people there. i think this one definitely gives her a much-needed boost. >> if she doesn't win california, she is still going to be the nominee barring somethinglet toly unforeseen. what does it mean if she doesn't win california? >> it sends her into the general on not so good note. she struggled this entire primary pretty much. people thou

jerry is at 49 degrees. delores in newark, delaware checks in at 47. mid 50's at lou's house in eagleville. another cool spot, allen in delran at 48 degrees. fifty-two in cherry hill, new jersey. richboro, megan, 54 degrees. we are at the 50 both in cherry hill at jenny's house and julia in allentown has clouds and some fog, currently 50 degrees. so here is the shots this morning. it depend where you are, allentown, tell ran, where he has clear skies. the nice start to the the day. we have that sunrise. then we will take you out to ed connor's house in chesterfield, new jersey. he has that fog developing. so that is also the trend this morning in some spots. cherry hill also in good shape with good visibility, enjoy the sunshine. lets get to the the jersey shore, live look ocean city, nice shot there, temperatures there in the the 50's, in the sunshine, and this place will be jammed packed in a couple of weekend as we head into memorial day. in fact there are signs of perhaps typical late spring air mass. finally does return by the end of the month. that is great timing for memorial day. lets talk about our weather headlines. warm stat to the weekend. we will hit

. >> when jerry jones bought the cowboys in 1989, the team was in dire financial straits. charlotte was a recent graduate of stanford and work iing on capitol hillid, you know, by any chance do you know what biker shorts are? i said, why do you need to know about biker shorts? he said there's a line of women lined up outside my office that think i'm going to change their iconic uniform of hot pants. can you come help me out? so i came down to dallas for that weekend. while i was there, he asked me to stay. and i looked at him and said why do you want me to stay? i don't know anything about running a football business and he said that's okay. neither do i. he said all i need is someone around me that i can trust. >> today, charlotte is a married mother of three children and she is still by her dad's side. together, they have managed to turn the once faltering franchise into a business worth an estimated $4 billion. they call it the house that jerry built but it's really the house that the joneses built? >> yes. yes. and it's not an exaggeration. it's not a convenient thing to say. early on, i took a lot of criticism when i bought the cowboys. we