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. >> i'm putting all my eggs in her baas ket.ere they are. >> reporter: chef alex waters steps aside to let janet napolitano announce the university of california global food initiative. it's a lot to put on the uc system plate. but napolitanosies working together is the best way to make it happen. >> as we learn more, we can export the best working practices to other campuses in california and beyond. just as we do now with our science. >> reporter: the dean of the golden school of public policy agree ls. >> the university of california is such a big system. it can have impact on all of things. like procurement. she believes the uc system through the power of research can put the world on the path of feeding itself. >> i think it can feed the globe the ideas that can feed the world. napolitano announced a new fellowship. each campus will get $7,500 for students doing food-related research or internships. she called it seed money. >> and while we are talking about healthy food, tours of first lady michelle obama's produce garden

ket -- ken pritchett is live but we start with mark tamayo. >> right now concord is still in the lower 80s. but look at all all these hot numbers. santa rosa in the upper 90s. san francisco in the mid-80s. you can just tell it was a very warm evening out there. as far as the records, san francisco 85 degrees breaking the order record of 82. mountain view in the 90s. we'll highlight the warmest day, the hottest day of the weekend. >>> now to ken pritchett who's at the foot of mount diablo and how the threat of fire is changing some of the summertime tradition there is. >> reporter: the threat of fire, the risk of fire is an ongoing concern, so much so the visitors are not even allowed to smoke. it's hard to imagine it could look any drier than this. yet mount diablo is where the champ family decided to camp. no campfires for one. >> no smores for now. we'll just be eating marshmellows. >> reporter: bricket stoves are the only ones allowed. >> i just checked it not to long ago the relative humidity was in the double digits. new signs went up warning visitors of what some already knew. >>

great opportunities of having the show here at the barnes is you get this accumulation with cezanne you ket i l get a sense of his language and values and reoccurring character. >> 69 master pea pieces are in the museum. barnes foundation is them to one of the most impressive cezanne collections in the world. >> you add the 23 pieces of work there's amazing conversation across history and amazing still lives in permanent collection. there's a great dialogue here now. >> featured works in the exhibit span cezanne's entire career and allow you to see the full historical scope of the art realized. >> you're looking at incredible selection of works of modern master. it's not just the case of looking at one masterpiece. it's looking at a number of them of them and having an opportunity to look at them in-depth and that's the amazing thing about having the show here. >> for tickets go to arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com for more on this and other area events. go to the top of the home page and click on arts section it's under categories. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> just ahead

you don't have people sitting around - this is maybe a summer project in conet ket to learn about polling. >> you can't ask someone over the phone. it should be left to historians. what people think today of president obama. i think it's a silly poll. >> i think i agree with. >> never gets old. >> fun to talk about. michael, rick, great to have you as always. >> thank you. >> time to see what is trending on the web. aregawi. >> the u.s. lost to belgium in the tuesday world cup game. tim howard has become the internet mvp. he had an incredible game, so good that president obama called to congratulate him. the new jersey native set a record with 16 says in a 2-1 loss. the internet fell in love and fans found creative ways to honour howard's excellence. the star was appointed secretary of defense on wikipedia. someone started a white house petition calling for the ronald reagan airport to be renamed the tim howard national airport. over 10,000 signatures, far from the 100,000 to get a white house response, but hilarious. the hashtag things tim howard could say was progressive. for example, h

police say ron lee has ket shot and critically wound his 15-year-old daughter.old police he was on his way to kill her grandparents. he surrendered after a police chase and standoff. >>> democratic lawmakers introducing legislation to reverse the supreme court's hobby lobby ruling. the division allows closely held companies to avoid paying for types of birth control for religious reasons. democrats say the decision turns the religious expression law on its head, allowing companies to force religious values on employees. those democrats are pushing a bill requiring payment for all 20 forms of birth control and aemds joined by one of the bill's authors, washington state senator patty murray. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> talk about your concerns that are motivating you, co-authoring this bill. it goes beyond contraception, right? you're worried this has wide-ranging ramifications this court ruling? >> certainly i think most women and men are surprised and shocked that the supreme court decision now allows the guy who signs your

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they say he performed internet searches on child ket deaths in hot cars. want to bring in a panel of experts for this hour. host jane velez-mitchell, judy ho, and criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor phillip holloway. phillip, we visited these websites and material. disturbing to say the least. what do we know about harris' connections t s to these sites? >> what we know is what was released at the preliminary hearing a couple weeks ago at a courtroom in cob county. what police have told us is they have uncovered evidence he at least visited those sites. what we don't know yet and whether or not his visiting those sites can be directly connected to the death of his child. if so, many observers have felt what that point to is the prosecutors are pointing a picture of premeditation, deliberation, and might be preparing to present an indictment in the grand jury charging him with malice and murder. >> interesting. jane, you know, what could harris learn from visiting these particular sites. >> well, listen, it paints a portrait, miguel. it's not ju

have indicated, although we support military efforts, to make sure that --kets are being fired into are not being fired into their territory. we are hopeful that israel will continue to approach this process in a way that minimizes civilian casualties. and that all of us are working hard to return to the cease-fire that was enriched in november of 2012. secretary kerry is working to support the initiative to support that outcome. i told prime minister netanyahu prepared to travel the region following additional consultations. >> you can see all of what he had to say when he largely addressed the malaysian shootdown. you can watch it in the c-span video library. this is live picture from the un security council. they are meeting to talk about the situation between israel and hamas. we will have it live when it starts here in -- start here on c-span. u.n. ambassador samantha power addressed the security council when they met this morning. here is what she had to say about the malaysian flight 17. >> thank you, mr. president. yesterday we were shocked by the downing of malaysian airlines f

we're starting off with a bleankg ket of clouds over the bay area. looking out towards san francisco bay. even some drizzle and sprinkles out there. but the weather has been definitely strange over the past few days. yesterday, at this time we had the thunderstorms rolling through the region. we had the clouds, sprinkles. the conditions will improve. it will be a gradual process. that begins today. for this morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures off to a mild start. it feels almost tropical out there. into the afternoon hours, partly cloudy. temperatures, there's the eventual temperature range. mid-60s to 80s. a few rain showers up to the north, to the north of eureka. here is the satellite for santa rosa, san francisco, oakland. san jose has been relatively clear all morning long. right now you can see breaks in the clouds in the south bay closer to sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose. as far as the radar coverage, not to a lot to show you but a chance of a few sprinkles and some drizzles, especially near the coast and around the bay t

they are looking to hire ka kets. the -- cadets. the application started 30 minutes ago.ween 20 and 35 years old, have no felony convictions and pass a physical and written test. >>> all right, tori. >>> a major wildfire near lake berryessa still threatening homes out there. how firefighters' worst fierce about the drought have been a reality in the battle against those flames. >> reporter: we're live in los gatos where a michelin star restaurant is partially in ruins after a fire ripped through part of the building. we'll tell you what investigators are saying about a cause and you will also hear what employees are telling us. >>> good morning. traffic is still busy in many areas if you are driving on 880 northbound, you can see traffic is getting a little better, now that we've passed the coliseum. we'll tell you more about this. >>> our warming trend will reach your peak for monday afternoon. outside the doors, low clouds at the coast. mid and high level clouds elsewhere. why the clouds may make it feel muggy this afternoon -- coming up. oh chris, did you remember to p

if you are low skilled looking for jobs, it is still a hiring --ket, an employers market employer's marketthe demand is there for them not to be as receptive to increasing wages, which we saw in some of the stats. we are right back to where we were as far as the numbers look good on the top level, but there are still a lot of problems within the numbers. on the lineis next from livingston, new jersey. she is underemployed. good morning. a job: i recently started may 31. it was a new store opening. they hired lots of people on a temporary us. at the end of those 10 days, they hired you. they made the impression on the application that you had a choice, part-time, full-time. get in and it is under 35 hours. i've made 560 five dollars for 70 hours worth of work. i get no benefit, gnosis time, no vacation. i'm not eligible for retirement until 1000 hours. they keep different hours, they keep changing your hours so that you cannot even try to find another job. i have another job on wednesdays. i drive seniors. that pays better, but there is no clientele. i'm working two jobs and i don't even cl

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