christie smith talking to investigators at the scene at james leech elementary.n after school program may be affected. she will have a live update in about 15 minutes. >> also new, a sweeping electronic monitoring system now in the works to scan the behavior of 5 million federal employees with secret clearances. u.s. intelligence sources tell the press that this system is meant to identify rogue agents and leakers. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. this morning. this report comes out as edward snowden gets ready to do a video chat at a tech conference. >> reporter: exactly. he's not stepping foot in the united states, he is wanted on felony charges for leaking all of that information about the nsa, but edward snowden on a big screen today in texas, in austin. a teleconference where he is expected to talk about privacy and government surveillance, mass surveillance programs like the ones he leaked. you were talking about the ap report. turns out the government wants to step up its efforts to snoop on itself on its own employees, the 5 million people w

other two locations, all essentially on the same street, may be a half mile apart including james leech elementary school. firefighters just told me that there was a ymca portable that was on fire overnight, a person called 911. there was also an alarm sounding from the school. another call came in at warm springs elementary, a snack shack was burning, the one we just showed you live and also a tree caught fire. then another call came in, and this came at the same time when police were driving around, they were helping to respond to this. i spoke with one sergeant who said that he thought the bathroom birning at warm springs park. all three believed the work of an arsonist. they believe that the warm springs elementary school location, that may have started first and then this person whoever set these may have headed north. now, if you look at the addresses they do have different street addresses but essentially one side of them all open up to the same street. back at this location where the snack shack is. what police are telling me this same snack shack burned several months ago. they

here's a live look on the campus of james leech.f several suspicious fires started early this morning. alex savidge has been following the story for the past hour. he will come back with a live report coming up. >>> it is monday, march 10th i'm brian flores. >> g i'm partly cloudy -- good morning, i'm pam cook. steve a little rain in the forecast? >> yeah. we do have this system moving through right now. not a lot to it but some are picking up light rain. there is not a lot to it but there is a little bit to it. darker green means we getting measurable presip. martinez and concord there is definitely light rain out there. 50s to 60s. really mild systems. san jose at 61 degrees. system will be with us for the morning how weres. by about early afternoon most of this will move south and out of the picture. rainfall very, very light. only a couple one hundreds. cloudy, light rain. breezy for some. here is sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning to you. as you mentioned a little bit of wet weather that means slower commutes as we go out

again, we are live outside james leech elementary school. the fire here was reported at a portable building there on campus. police are also on the scene of a second fire at a public bathroom at a park right down the street from the school. the third fire at a building at a nearby little league field. all three fires were reported at about 3:00 this morning. firefighters and police both investigating at this penalty. ktvu alex savidge is there. he will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> after shocks are expected for the next few days in humboldt county. the earthquake hit at 10:18 last night. at least 12 after shocks have been reported since. no tsunami warning has been issued. j a suspect connected to the shooting of san francisco police officer is now in custody. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is joining us from san francisco general hospital where the police officer is still recovering. tara. >> reporter: yeah 28-year-old officer adam shaw is recovering from shoulder surgery that he had. meanwhile his attacker is in jail. >>

to find out if it was leeching into the water, the researchers followed the irrigation system to where it drains into the gulf of california. if this water contains excess nitrogen, it may cause large blooms of single-celled plants called phytoplankton. these blooms can cause harm to the ecosystem, because once the phytoplankton die, the decomposing process leads to very low levels of oxygen in the water. matson: and that kills fish, kills shellfish, drives fish away, and causes lots of harm to the coastal marine environments and also causes a lot of economic losses to the fisherpeople who use those resources. narrator: researchers used satellite images in combination with water samples to determine if the irrigation runoff from the yaqui valley was affecting the coastal waters in the gulf of california. dr. beman: we found these intense blooms that seemed to coincide with fertilization and the irrigation in the yaqui valley. as we generated more data and were able to compare them with what we knew was going on in the agriculture system, we really did find this tight correspondence. na

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in its raw form it contains a lot of acid which leeches calcium from your bones. that's raw spinach. when you cook it, it doubles. if it's something you're eating every day you better be supplementing. >> how depressing is that? spinach salad. you would think you're being so healthy. how many more? >> three more. >> because she also put fat-free salad dressing. you're getting calcium and magnesium deficiency, what else does it cause? it causes food cravings. mira was also a sugar find. she had this craving which is caused by calcium and magnesium deficiency. it's like a dog chasing its tail. >> a catch-22. >> stress mainikes you work thrh your calcium quicker. and exercise. >> the last ball you had in here was your exercise? >> and then what do you have left? >> that's it. ? and that's exactly what happened to me. na's where i was getting all the calcium my body was leaching. over team it became a big calcium deficiency and i got osteoporosis. >> some of these things that you were doing were healthy things. people have to be very careful. it's extremely important

and the impact has been great for students here at james leech elementary school.en students have been shifted out of this portable classroom where they normally hold a preschool program and have been moved because of this fire. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the chp is looking for the driver who left the scene of a deadly crash near the oakland coliseum. it happened around 3:00 when vehicles crashed north of hegenberger. the mini driver flipped over killing the male driver. a passenger in the car was taken to the hospital. the chp driver of the black sedan, police say took off on foot. >>> happening today, jury deliberations will continue in the trial of a convicted bank robber accused of getting into a gun battle with chp officers four years ago on an oakland freeway. 48-year-old byron williams of tuolumne county faces life in prison if convicted of the attempted murder of four chp officers in 2010. prosecutors say williams was planning an attack on of the tide foundation and aclu in san francisco when he was stopped by the chp on interstate 580. he was wearing a

firefighters were first called to james leech elementary school where they discovered a portable building on fire. as they arrived a second call came in about a fire at warm springs elementary school. minutes later a third fire at warm springs park. all of these fires less than a mile apart leaving investigators to call them at least suspicious. christie smith is talking to investigators right this minute. she'll have a live report coming up. >> the threat after tsunami off the coast of northern california has passed following a 6.9 quake overnight. since it hit off the coast last night at about 10:30, 19 after shocks have shane the area. the biggest was a 4.6. late last night we spoke with sergeant howden from the eureka police department. she felt the ground roll for about a minute. >> we didn't get reports of damage, no reports of injury yet. i think a few people called, had furniture fell over. so far that's been it. >> some stores also reported items falling off shelves but nothing serious. >> let's check in with christina. happy monday to you. >> happy monday to you, scott mcgrew. w

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firefighters say the booth, classroom at james leech elementary school, and a bathroom at warm springs park were all intentionally set on fire but they will not go so far as to say a serial arsonist is on the loose. >> prosecutors calling it mistaken identity, they say theodore, a registered sex offender resting as a woman is not the same person who was seen at a south peninsula hebrew day school. he was arrested in january for being a registered sex offender on school property but turns out it was not lorigo. the charges are being dropped. he pleaded guilty having a fake i.d., officials say he had changed his i.d. to reflect his self-selected female name without going through the government. >> the san jose council will discuss a possible pilot program to put some of the south bay's homeless up in motels. the plan is to lease vacant motel rooms to shelter homeless while nonprofits help them find jobs and permanent housing. it costs about $1 million a year to house 60 people. city leaders will talk about the problem but probably not vote on it yet. >> san jose's land marks commission w

the third fire at james leech elementary school. small areas where little kids come to play. yes. it's scary. >> i can't see anybody that this program, i just don't understand. people are very sick. >> still ahead tonight a bay area foster home keeping families together. a new state law could force it to close. >> hundreds taking to the streets to mark an important anniversary >> girls of bishop odowd. >> and researchers making waves, harnessing the power of the sea. more to bring you. >>> a foster home is appealing for help tonight. it is feared they may have to close the doors because of a state law. >> that foster home is looking for help tonight. a 12-year-old child is the inspiration for the saven for the kids in danger of closing. >> our promise is working really well. and i see small miracles happening every day. >> she says it's a safe haven for foster kids ask siblings. >> i lived in that room, that room. that room. >> the 19-year-old and her brother, and sister lived here for years. only after being separated into three homes. >> i was glad i got to step into the a new j

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he it doesn't even cover leech-kraft or bone purging for female hysteria. but folks what is most insidious about obama's a againa is how is our brainwashing our children. take michelle obama's let's move campaign to combat childhood obesity. oh o i'm sorry, i'm sorry. no, that's north korean dictator kim jong you know. it's so easy to mistakes this two, they both look great in pant suits. (laughter) oh, and dear leader has his own very effective anti-obesity program. he is the only one in north korea who gets to eat. (laughter) well, nation, i am sad to say that i am terrified to report that generalisima michelle is winning the battle of the baby bulge. >> a big step forward in the battle against childhood obesity. a new study using federal data says obesity in children between the ages 26 and 5 has dramatically decreased. over 40% in a decade. this report comes out just as the first lady's let's move program to improve kid's fitness levels and eating habits marks its fourth anniversary. >> over 40% in a decade. nation, i believe the children are the future

it's down here on the bottom and it's mixing in with the sediments and it's actually-- continually leeching out the toxins. >> duke energy klein declined an interview but said in i statement we will do the right thing for the river and communities, we are can't. drinking water has remained safe. the pipe has been permanently plugged. we take responsibility for this event. >> right at the water's edge. >> mike powell farm --00 sake acres four miles down from the leak. the main concern is flooding. >> flooding if it takes the ash not land, and settles there i don't know what the results will within. >> in additioning often happens in the spring. powell worries about what the coal ash could do to his tobacco and other crops. >> and how far in would the water go? >> it would go all the way to the other side of it this field here where you can see the tree line. >> reporter: we took three samples of the river bottom to an independent lab. test results found arsenic levels nine times higher than areas unaffected by the spill. and double the level of selenium, a metal shown in studies to cause mut

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equipping high-flying drones with equipment that can leech your name, pass ports and financial informationmotely without you realizing what is going on. it's called snoopy, tricking mobile devices into connecting into wi-fi portals. you can see logging on to yahoo mail. there is a user name. >> frightening. one way to prevent this from happening is turn off wi-fi in your home when not using it. >> it almost tax time. for millions this could bring a bonus. >> yes. >> michael finney says you may have some extra money coming your way. >> free money. >> we'll take it. >> your money. it's still free. a lot of taxpayers have extra money coming to them. if you want to collect you're going to have to act fast. irs ohs $760 million to taxpayer who's did not file a return in 2010. a thousand live here in california. each has $519. hover, if you don't file by april 15th you won't get the refund the government will keep the money. >> how much do you pay to drive a car? the survey says if you drive a mid-sized sedan you pay $760 per month to operate it. that is about $9,000 per year based on driving a

she clung like a leech.andegrift doesn't recall if she played a role in the decision, but doctors deemed the 2001s to be feeble minded and sterilised them. >> the lady, i think she was a nurse. she came in with a needle saying, "i'm going to give you a shot, but didn't tell us what she was giving it to us for. and then i went to sleep. i woke up. my stomach was hurting. the nurse came in. i said "what happened?" she said, "you've been sterilised." she said, "you didn't want to have a baby because they are nasty." >> you said you would have liked to have a kid, a child? >> yes, she would have turned out to be pretty. cos i love kids. >> when i think about what their lives could have been and knowing what they have done, what they can do and what they are doing now, they could have lived on the outside. >> in an unusual swift, celia vandegrift and her family took the sisters into their homes. janet has lived with them for nearly 50 years, and sadie moved in a few years back. >> besides cream cheese, what goes

investigators are at leech elementary after a fire broke out at a daycare center for the ymca, it isne of three suspicious fires. the other two at warm springs elementary and inside the women's bathroom at warm springs park. >>> when >>> good morning. over my left shoulder, looking at the rain falling into the south bay. fog is develop in the north as the sky is clearing there. western costa county, >>> look at these startling pictures. a skydiver and a small plane collide in midair. it's all captured frame by frame. you see it right there. but get this. each escaped with just minor injuries. and they're both speaking out this morning about how they survived. just incredible. >> look at how -- nosedive. crunched all the way. >> unbelievable. good morning, everyone. as you can see, josh is off today. great to have amy here. >>> also, jennifer garner, beyonce, sheryl sandberg. they are all banding together and they want to get rid of the word "bossy." >> i don't mind that at all. >>> plus, we have a remarkable story coming up. how one family connected with their autistic son through th

one of them was set here on the campus of james leech elementary school and it was burning right here on the outside of this portable building we are showing you. it houses the ymca preschool and after school program for students. those students will have to be moved to another room. fremont firefighters got the call at this school at 3:00 this morning. as crews responded to the first fire, they noticed smoke from a second fire. it was a shed at a nearby little league field that was burning. it's unclear what was inside the shed. and around the same time, there was also a fire at a public bathroom at warm springs park. investigators say someone had set fire to the door of the women's restroom there. a fremont police sergeant spotted that third suspicious fire. >> all three fires were burning at the same time and fortunately the fire department responded quickly and handled them and kept them from spreading. >> reporter: arson investigators from the fire department and police department are working to figure out who set these fires. they do need witnesses to come forward who may have s

the booth, a classroom at james leech elementary school and a bathroom were set on fire but they won't go as far as to say there is a serial arsonist on the loose. >> prosecutors now calling it a case of mistaken identity. they say theodore lorigo a registered sex offender has been dressing as a woman, isn't the same person seen at south peninsula hebrew day school. lorigo was arrested in january for being a registered sex offender on school property but turns out he wasn't there and charges have been dropped. lorigo pleaded guilty having a fake i.d. though. he changed his i.d. to reflect his female name. >> it's 5:35. san jose leaders will decide whether to save an iconic movie theater. marianne favro joins us live by the theater with more details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this theater was built in 1964 and hundreds remember watching star wars here. when this movie theater first opened you had reserve seating here. but now on march 31 it's going to show its last movie. the owners of the property want to strike a deal that would likely destroy the domes, the pres

a portable classroom at leech elementary school and a bathroom at the park were torched, as well. all three locations are within a few minutes' walk of each other all happening within 30 minutes of each other. the little league president got the call from parents. >> what? we just finished rebuilding it from the december fire and vandalism. all the volunteers spent, you know, hundreds of hours getting this fire and we are back to zero. we need a comprehensive plan. >> reporter: and the fire department and police department actually work together in the city of fremont in arson cases like this. they wouldn't talk about what started the fires or motive. they would stay that video surveillance typically in situations like this very helpful. fremont residents known to have a lot of cameras. they are hogue something like that turns up to give them a break in the case. they are asking people to be vigilant if they see something, say something. live in fremont, kiet do. kpix 5. >> the president of warm springs little league hopes to get the field up and running by this weekend. >>> time

the booth, a classroom and james leech elementary school and a bathroom at the warm spring park weren fire but they are not going so far to say there is a serial arsonist on the loose. >> prosecutors calling it mistaken identity. they say theodore lorigo a registered sex offender is not the same person seen at a day school in sunnyvale. lorigo was arrested for being a registered sex offender on school property but turns out it wasn't lorigo, and now the charges are being dropped. lorigo pleaded guilty a fake i.d., he changed his i.d. to reflect his self-selected female name without going through the government. >> the fight to conserve water in the south bay. a million customers will soon be asked to follow the toughest water restrictions in five years. the goal is to cut water use by 20%. if approved by the puc san jose water would ask customers to repair leaks in five days, stop washing down sidewalks and patios and stop watering during the day. >> if there is egregious going on we can go to the customer and make sure they understand and that we have the ability to either put them

except the watter does leech through all the tocks-i soils and it does calls problems down stream. let's not worry about that too much. secondly, they are going to preempt states' rights. the party of states' rights, they are all for local control. they hate those one-size-fits-all federal rules, don't they? not today. we are going to impose a bush administration midnight rule which court found to be laughable in terms of its compliance with federal law. they are going to impose that on all the states of the united states of america. as the law of the land. we are going to preempt the judgment of any state that wants to do more to protect water quality than allow the tops to be blown off of mountains and mining waste dump into streams and saying there is no problem. but we'll study it for five years as we heard previously. ok, sure. how much harm will happen in that time? that's a few of the problems and the inconsistencies i see here today. we are preempting a reagan rule that was quite modest, not overly burdensome on the industry. should have been improved upon. bush administrat

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transcom, which is the military mobility, the navy sea lift and the army command is the leech of the mobility. transcom played a crucial role in supplying the operations in afghanistan and iraq. it has brought equipment home and we would be interested in how long we can wait for a bilateral agreement to be signed and meet the december 31st deadline for removing the people and equipment in the event we end up without an agreement. like the other elements of the department of defense, transcom is facing constant threats from cyber intrusions. it must be sensitive to be v vulnerble but we must be aware of everything. we will release a report on contractors and the extent about intrusion reaches transcom and other key entities. we welcome your thoughts on dealing with this ongoing program. we heard testimony from general alexander regarding a number of pressing issues facing the command. we look forward to hearing admiral rogers on many of those views. we look forward to the tools and data sources the forces will have to work with, the ability of the military services to manage the caree

agency basic rulemaking authority to set data security standards just as congress did in the graham-leech-bliley and the children's on lewin privacy law -- online privacy laws. i don't think that's a controversial idea, but some people do. chairwoman ramirez, can you explain, please, to these kept you cans through me how the ftc goes about setting these rules so that, one, i can be satisfied that you're not out to ruin industry for the pure pleasure of doing it, but you're trying to do your job. how the commission has a cowerful and dlubtive process -- careful and deliberative process, and then can you explain how these rules will help protect consumers from data breaches. >> i'd be happy to. let me just say that, first of all, the call for legislation in this area is a bipartisan call. the commission unanimously supports enactment of federal legislation in this area and supports the pieces of the legislation that i've outlined. leapt me also say -- let me also say that in response to the critics of the ftc, i believe that none who looks closely at the work that we undertake can see that we do o

groundwater under all their vines so that's what we're twenty thousand acres of of land in the state leeching in things like sulfuric acid and other dangerous elements like to wean in and been seen in brilliant things like this down into the ground water which is essentially public property it's the commons nobody owns it but thanks to the new policies of the governor of new mexico the freeport mine has essentially taken over the environmental department and been given carte was to rewrite the regulations and give themselves permission to pollute at will and what this means is that really sets of extremely dangerous precedent for the other industries in the state which of course governor martin is also extremely friendly to so the oil and gas industry barrie industries and others now have a precedent set that they too are going to be able to pollute the increasingly scarce for our water of new mexico iowa rageous that's one person who kind of strip down all these that have no protections and set this kind of dangerous precedent i mean you talk about all these contaminants into the ground wate

these and then leeching to nearby water supplies making them dangerous to drink radioactive chemicals can contaminate the surrounding area the fracking fluid is pumped underground where prizes apart rocks to release the gas now a lot of these substances seep into the earth well some forty percent a punt to the surface to evaporate. now according to a new leak america's national security agency has been tapping into china's largest telecom company searching for alleged links to the country's military back in two thousand and twelve the chinese tech giant was already dubbed as a national threat at a congressional hearing chris kites the founder of unseen which is a secure messaging service told us that the n.s.a. is looking to gain a technological advantage. you know the real question is where the data gets used and what what all these agencies are looking for is actionable information they're looking for things like technological breakthroughs that give one country a military technological edge it's almost like a cyber war the main place right now this is happening is in. the switches