some of the teachers called that lake lakewood over there. and keeping kids from getting out of it but also just -- it just gets in the way of moving from classroom to classroom. >> reporter: and physical you go to -- if you go to a sandbag station, be aware the bags are not prefilled. they recommend that you only fill them halfway. and i'm here at a station where they are -- the bags are already prefilled and these things, these weigh 70 pounds here. so they're pretty heavy. so the santa clara valley water district is recommending you don't overload your vehicle. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right thank you janine. >>> well, as rosemary told us, it is going to rain throughout today and all through the weekend in fact. we have crews spread out' cross the bay area from the south bay to the north to the east bay and san francisco. and we'll have live storm watch coverage tonight and all through the weekend. and you can always get your weather information anytime on your smart phone or tablet. you

one school is lakewood high school.nd joins us now, sir, welcome to the program. >> good evening, sean. quick correction, our teachers know what to look for. this is awareness for parents. >> okay >> they need to know what to look for. i'm not going to have our school bashed because bewe busted 5,000 reports from schools on marijuana use. our teachers are doing a great job. what we've got is an industry out of control. the reason why this came to my attention is because kids were sitting down the block smoking in their cars and going into their homes. >> i am not here to bash you, but help educate parents. >> okay >> but it's a problem >> it's not a big problem at lakewood high school. many schools don't know what to look for. >> we're on the same page. i want to stop it. a kid can be in class. just to be clear with this pen, getting high and right in front of the teacher and nobody would know. >> that is potential. this is a pen i've had as a collector. this is -- >> is this yours, principal? kidding. she it again. i w

the critic that counts, the pastor of lakewood church in houston, texas. >> come on up and brag on youreporter: televangelist joel osteen is no movie critic but his blurb could easily sell out a megaplex. >> the movie is coming out, "son of god," in just a couple of weeks. so we're excited about that. >> what is his name? >> reporter: this is the movie he's plugging. >> jesus. his name is jesus. >> reporter: "son of god." due in theaters at the end of the month. a biblical blockbuster like we haven't seen in years. >> jesus hasn't been on the big screen for ten years. >> reporter: actress roma downey and her husband, producer mark burnett, are the creative team behind "son of god." you may recognize her from the character she played in "touched by an angel." >> i put some muscle in it. >> reporter: as for mark burnett, you've seen his work. ♪ he pioneered the genre of reality tv. >> the ultimate human experiment. >> reporter: creating "survivor." his current hits also include "shark tank" and "the voice." last year burnett and downey switched gears, producing the miniseries "the bible"

. >> reporter: sandbags are also needed up in sunnyvale where lakewood elementary school has a drainage problem near a classroom so the school maintenance team has put out sandbags early, even though school will be out for the weekend so that students and teachers don't return on monday with damage to that one flood-prone glass klaas room. now, the sandbags, as i say are available a total of 18 locations throughout santa clara county. this one is located at palin avenue and center road. they have plenty of bags a available already filled, you come here and they are not filled there will be a shovel and some sand for you to shovel them yourself. we are live in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> david, thank you. >>> a public works crews were out in the rain today to make sure the streets don't flood over. workers armed with brooms and shovels were busy sweeping around storm drains true toying keep them clear. many like this in mission district are littered with bottles and wrappers that can clog the drains and back up the water into nearby homes and businesses. >>> in east palo alto, n

no one has been able to work on alternative hypothesis to explain the features than the halal in lakewood for now i find that they could drink it the problem we drink it or i would've remembered my soul if the water it's probably result in you. it does so you know what the pure water of life and out of her in probably about the civil service bar so you can out what it's probably gonna be very salty. i am kind so i don't blame you for not wanting to drink it. one after he allowed one of the first man to step on the moon buzz aldrin is on a mission to get the first few men on mars night he was here at a concrete not too long ago i caught up with him. if they're older and i and our house with a hint that the vision and sperm are akin to be at the same. growing permanent settlement of people arrived here in knowing that they're going to spend the rest of your life and they've been trained as a team to get to that we were right he said. different achievements. sounds very very ambitious our love for life on mars are inhabiting it can be seen starting a civilization that. i mean when you think

santa clara water district is offering free sandbags at lakewood elementary school, one of the location pickups and sites in morgan hills, san jose and palo alto. our weather team and meteorologists will track the storms and you can see the live radar on our website. >>> new details tonight on the sudden death of a cal football player during a team exercise. ted 21-year-old defensive lineman had problems during the run and a short time later, he was dead. nbc marianne favro is at the campus. how distressing for the team. any word what happened? >> reporter: no, that is a critical question the coroner is now working to answer, jessica. what we do know is that early this morning, ted was on a routine 45-minute workout with his teammates, which included a run here behind me but at the end of that run he began to struggle to get through it. he was just 21 years old. the defensive lineman for uc berkeley's football team was known for dedication to his fellow players. he even tutored some. >> he had a passion and energy for live that was contagious. he'll be deeply missed. our players loved h

along with watson, help with the signing of eric brown, linebacker chandler from lakewood to be partion is listed as athlete. cal needs a bunch. san jose state, 20 new signees. two quarterbacks signed, including transfer malik watson, who's supposed to be good. 12th man out in force, hundreds of thousands celebrating the seahawks winning the super bowl title. an estimated 700,000 lined the parade route for the first super bowl ever won by the super hawks -- super hawks, they were super hawks, the seahawks. they were at centurylink field. pete carroll high-fiving people, richard sherman lip syncing. nice day for seahawk fans. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> they were super hawks. >> yes. >> peyton manning. >> i don't think he wants to talk about it right now. >>> well, that is this edition of abc 7 news. spencer christian, larry beil, all of us, i'm dan ashley. thanks for the company. we appreciate your time, as always, abc 7 news continues online, on facebook, all your mobile devices. see you at 11:00. by our spanish nombres. there will be-- what's this? it's okay, it's oka

james reuter, like the news agency, is executive vice president of firstbank located in lakewood colorado what has been since 1987. is also president of first data corp. which provides all i.t. and operational support services for more than 110 locations. hokum. mr. mallory duncan is executive vice president and general counsel of the national retail federation where he is responsible for strategically to sit and read for initiatives involving customer data privacy, bankruptcy, fair credit reporting, truth in lending. he briefly worked for jcpenney and for the ftc. mr. troy leach is the chief -- let's see. let me do mr. edman brzezinski is a federal consumer program director and senior fellow for the u.s. pirg research groups biggest worked in a federal office of u.s. pirg since 99 and his ruggedness as an expert in a wide area of issues. emphasis on financial services, 19, credit card, credit report, privacy. thank you. and mr. troy leach is chief technology officer for the pci security standards council. this is industry council setting standards right now. he partners with industry lea

of the subcommittee, my name is james reuter, president of the support services at first bank in lakewood, colorado. inhave over 115 locations 2000 employees serving colorado, arizona, and california. my operation provides information technology, payment processing services, a 24-hour call center, and electronic banking services for 101st -- 115 first banking locations. i appreciate the opportunity to be here and to represent the aba. even with payment bridges, our payment system or main strong and continues to support the $3 trillion the -- that americans and each year with a credit and debit cards, and with good reason. customers can use these cards confidently because their banks protect them by investing in technology to detect and prevent fraud, reissuing cards, and absorbing fraud losses. at the same time, these breaches have rignet at a long-running debate over consumer data security policy. the banking industry recognizes the importance of a safe and secure payment system to our nation and its citizens. we thank the subcommittee for holding this hearing and welcome the ongoing dis

we have a lot of work tovmentd i just wanted to share what happened today in lakewood, ohio, with thig my colleagues, w important it is what a huge public health victory. i want to emphasize how successful these efforts to curb the use of, too the greater killer in the country, how successful we've been. more than 40% of people smoked in 1965. today fewer than 20%. that's because of a partnership among government, local officials, public health officials, american cancer society, american heart association, so many of these organizations have really stepped up in a way that really has mattered -- the american lung association and others -- to protect the public interest, especially to protect children. i applaud the efforts of that company and so many of my colleagues that have been working on it. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. begich: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. begich: i'd like to move that we vacate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without

these are the finest people in all of houston right here at lakewood church.t at home. (applause) but thanks for tuning in and thank you again for coming out. i like to start with something funny. i heard about these three men that were traveling together: a hindu priest, a jewish rabbi and a televangelist. they stopped at a farmhouse for lodging. the farmer said, "i only have room for two of you in the house. somebody will have to stay out in the barn." the hindu priest said, "i'll do it." in a few minutes there was a knock on the door. he said, "i can't stay out there. there's a cow and cows are sacred in our religion."

of the subcommittee, my name is james reuter, president of the support services at first bank in lakewood, colorado. inhave over 115 locations 2000 employees serving colorado, arizona, and california. my operation provides information technology, payment processing services, a 24-hour call center, and electronic banking services for 101st -- 115 first banking locations. i appreciate the opportunity to be here and to represent the aba. even with payment bridges, our payment system or main strong and continues to support the $3 trillion the -- that americans and each year with a credit and debit cards, and with good reason. customers can use these cards confidently because their banks protect them by investing in technology to detect and prevent fraud, reissuing cards, and absorbing fraud losses. at the same time, these breaches have rignet at a long-running debate over consumer data security policy. the banking industry recognizes the importance of a safe and secure payment system to our nation and its citizens. we thank the subcommittee for holding this hearing and welcome the ongoing dis