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at your hat and gets in an accident you are responsible and if someone is using fire work at your louse and is injured, you are responsible. 1,900 kids are injured each year around fourth of july four in santa clara county including a boy who was seriously injured and his father arrested after fireworks exploded in their home. fires are will a serious concern especially during a drought. under the any ordinance, being a prosecute owner or fireworks are illegally discharged could result in fines from $350 to $1,000 and possibly response costs. >> it is a big problem and you will see the city of san jose and some of the other cities taking up ordinances like this in the near future. >> today is the first reading of the ordinance and goes before the board of supervisors at the meeting in two weeks for final approval. >> the warriors are in cleveland today getting ready for the game three as the nba finals. >> they flew to cleveland from oakland yesterday and worked out at the quicken loans arena. they will try to bounce back from the overtime loss at oracle arena. the caves are tough to be

department comes out with a statement sounding inokay u louse. the oil and gas industry consistently said there's not one case of contamination for fracking. what is in the e.p.a. report is evidence that fracking contaminates groundwater, contaminates groundwater in colorado. >> the headline should read fracking contaminates groundwater. it is moving the goalpost saying the word widespread. let's get into it. if you don't mind. e.p.a. comes out. they issue the statement on a thursday. sunday they come out and say people are misreporting this. we have to admit we have limited data, how do you more tray something as not widespread. >> it was nuanced. 1,000 pages, that's what you get. there was no nuance or ambiguity in 2010. >> there's no ambiguity in the eba report. the report says it contaminates groundwater. make people are not familiar with part 2, but families in others, endemic. the e.p.a. came out with a press release after they did several months of testing saying dymocks water is safe. at the same time they sent letters to the residents at

this is not only going to play in the weather in texas but saint louse and kansas city and over the great lakes the next three, five days and it moves in and it will turn extra tropical. hurricane carlos is going off of the mexico coast and longs like it's going to take a path similar, just paralocal along the coast and move into the sea of cortez. that doesn't look like will take a path that blanka did when blank -- blanca went into baja and got tapped into an area of low pressure and this doesn't look like anything similar happened and we'll keep an eye on it. it's going parallel to the coast of mexico. fog this morning and not as much inndla, burning off sooner, the sea breeze collapsed into the delta. by the coast, there is dealing with the fog and it's nots d ishes -- disappearing any time soon. france finished off at 63 and burning off sooner. yesterday was he cloud keeping the 50s and 60s and the sunshine later, a high of 70 degrees and near average. sapp jose remember warming up. the average is 82, 56. the low was 54, the record in 2012 was 98 degrees. looks good this morning and

. >> a tube louse honor to say the least. >> time to check the forecast with mike. >> and they will turn up on perfect pets they all have families. they are so ugly they are lovable. speaking fairs, alameda county fair has temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s in the afternoon and holding on to upper sovereign at 7:00 and you will need the coat in the evening as you drop into the 60s. at the game, it is a wednesday evening game at at&t park, padres and giants at 62 at 7:15 and dropping to 58. hot again with triple digits taking over the central valley at 113 in palm springs and a record 85 is what i forecast for lake tahoe. safely travels. >> are things moving over the altamont pass? that is the question. very slowly is the answer. 30 miles per hour as you leave tracy and make the merge between 205 and 580 you can see the red is extending become from tracy boulevard and it lightens at the interchange and then you are back on the protects headed through the pass will as you continue beyond vasco the traffic things out and the top speed to the dublin interchange, the drive through pleasanto

police are zeroing in on records from three cell phones stolen from safos and amy sophoat louse and their housekeeper that might lead to another killer. search warrants just unsealed today reveal how police suspect the killer or killers forced their way to the multimillion-dollar mansion, breaking a window pane and set of french doors and kicking in a door found broken near the lock with a shoe or boot print visible on the outside. police now searching for the footwear that matches that print. darin wint is the only suspect currently charged in the brutal murders. the document show detectives are also focusing on mr. savopoulos' assistant, 28-year-old jordan wallace who police say admitted about lying about when he first met mr. savopoulos to get the $40,000 ransom money and how he delivered. police combing his phone history. wallace has not been charged with any wrongdoing in connection with the case. court records detail the evidence police were looking for inside the chevy cruz he was in and the box truck with him. weapons used in the murders, duct tape to bind hands and feet and a red

the truck driver was getting ready for work when someone gunned him down at a wear louse in yeadon. >>> childs' family released a statement saying "he was a hard working man. he was also a loving husband father grandfather brother and friend who was loved by all who came in contact with him. >> there is newly released evidence in connection with a fatal traffic stop in philadelphia where police officers shot and killed a man. the evidence includes grainy surveillance video of the incidents in mayfair back in december. police say 26-year-old brandon tate brown escalated the situation with several scuffles and refused to be handcuffed and then reached into his car for a loaded gun. his death sparked protests in the city over excessive force. a lawyer representing tate brown's family in a lawsuit against the city says the new video along with interview transcripts from internal affairs contradicts the original story. district attorney seth williams did not have any comment on these developments. he refused to charge the officers with criminal wrongdoing after reviewing additional surveil

he's accused of holding the sa involve louse's hostage before killing them and setting the house on firejudge he's fired a new defense attorney. went was being represented by a public defender. he also has a new immigration attorney. he was born in british new dinny. he is due back in court on july second. >> we're following a developing snoir montgomery county. investigators are trying to figure out what led to a fiery crash that killed a little boy. investigators say the driver crossed the median and slammed into an embankment and the car caught fire. the diver survived. rescuers did not know a boy was inside the car until the fire was out. crews took about six hours to process that scene. >>> take a look at a san diego department caught on camera tazing a 113taze tazing a 13-year-old boy. the department says there's more than what you see on the tape. the boy was reported as a runaway. the department says the boy became combative. the department used his taser and the department claims the 13-year-old bit him. >> what you have is an out of control juvenile. he could have got in the ca

. >> the family is specifically looking for people who are half louse and half cambodian. to find out if you're a match it takes a simple swab. >> some of the world's top leaders for the all important g-7 summit, this showing a united front for the crisis against isis to ukraine. we have the latest from austria. report this is an ip tense first day of a two-day meeting from one of the world's most etch collusive clubs. leaders here are frustrated with greece russia and vladimir putin who was kicked out for g-8 for his insurgence into the ukraine. serious problems all day discussed in this stunning setting. >> to the sound of bavarian music, the president having schnitzel and beer for breakfast. >> i have to admit that i for got bring my leaderhosen but i will see if i can buy some while i'm here. >> part of an ongoing effort to smooth strained relations with chancellor merkel, following allegations the u.s. tapped her cell phone. she has been a go-between between president putin and ukraine. a topic that took up more than half of the meeting. in the first big development o

missing on mondays have been found safe and sound. 11-year-old andre martinez and 12-year-old nick louseay morning in san jose. police say the two left their home and went to san francisco. nicholas's stepfather was in contact with the boy's friends and told they were in the city with at least $100 in cash. the boys refused to come home. this afternoon they were found and reunited with their families. >>> san francisco celebrating the 100th anniversary of city hall this week. preparations were underway for the seven tennuation celebration. it will include plenty of live entertainment and two new lighting installations. one will allow a limitness number of lighting combinations on the facade of the building. it was rebuilt after the' 06 earthquake. everything is set to begin 6:00 friday night. >>> a load of laundry uses 15- 20-gallons of water. the average shower, 25-gallons. now with the drought many homeowners looking at ways to reuse the water going down the drains. >> reporter: when phyllis does the laundry. >> four loads a week. >> reporter: a mundane chore becomes a water-saving too

we have learned about the met tech cue louse plan and the tools that joyce mitchell helped them procure but now we're learning that they did a dry run before they pulled this thing off? >> reporter: right. we're learning more about what joyce mitchell had agreed to do in that initial -- what she had agreed to do to help these two individuals. still, really the questions do surround the possibilities that these individuals may have left the country, as you mentioned there. we're also learning that one of them richard matt mainly had human smuggling contacts along the u.s. and mexico border. that begs the question after they were able to get that alleged assistance from joyce mitchell potentially able to leave this area in upstate new york were they able to head down there into texas. so again, this is part of a fluid investigation but i have to mention one thing, brooke that i think gets overlooked and that's the general mood here after ten days of road blocks armed officers on every street corner you would imagine that the people in these tiny towns are frustrated. that's not really the

these documents we have just obtain ready detailing the evidence police received from the salve some louse home after receiving three weeks inside. that home was under 24-hour police surveillance. we learned that police collected things like clothing hair fibers, dna, other forms of biological and forensic evidence as well as weapons. investigators say a bloody baseball bat was found inside the room where the three adult victims were found. the documents also say pizza and a pizza box were among evidence taken from the home. we know it was dna found on pizza crust which matched the darron wint, the only named suspect in this case. at 5:00, we spoke with a former fbi act about the length and time of this investigation. if that's unusual, and why he thinks more suspects haven't been arrested in this case. >>> first at 4, our team of reporters working more developing stories at this hour, including a terror-related case in northern virginia. a teenager pleads guilty to helping isis and news4 was there. one prince william county teenager pleaded guilty here today, admitting that he helped prov

another perspective is the better war by louse sorely. those two together give you a complete look. a better war high lights the fact that by the late, early 70's when westmoreland left we finally structured a set of strategy. but by that time we were there too long. we had already wasted way too much. host: should note that marvin who wrote a haunting legacy was on the show if our viewers want to check out a recent appearance by him. ben, phoenix arizona. good morning. caller: good morning. i've got three questions. one, is there any estimate as to the number of isis soldiers that are actually mercenaries? two, why do they conveniently have so much of our military hardware? three why don't we send contractors over there instead of u.s. military? let iraq hire them not be paying for them? guest: well, in terms of isis fighters i don't really have an answer to that. there's been a variety of estimates from as low as 10,000 to a high of maybe three times that. but it's not just isis fighters that you have to look at. it's who are the core isis people? who are the people that have sign

: santa rosa for a matter currently there is also slid out there to talk about will have to allow lousest winds we have today it will be gusty the wind is one to be all come out all you have to deal with we're going to see dust were talking 20 the 30 mi. an hour dust it will be awfully windy just be ready for to this in the south it will begin their amazon forecast we are in the north is 72 to 74 we're looking for 71 in downtown san francisco 66 and dollars oakland, and along the bay shoreline in the west and east side of the they will look for temperatures and low to mid '60's for most of the bay shoreline communities here is a three day outlook for the fighter will round up the work with temperatures that are pretty consistent of what we're seeing today that will set the stage will mild weekend and possibly will start to next week will have full details with the 7 take from the bay and a half hour. >>michelle apon: will to show you what it looks like at the bay bridge traffic is moving smoothly the mineralize are not turned off just yet but again possible to drive and the quite real no

this one was better the louse was smaller than predicted, subscribers higher. here today, but he did tweed on you to aaron levy congratulations, much smoother conference call, because there was a mix-up of the communication about how many shares were outstanding. part of the story, carl is there's a lot of short interest a lot of people betting against this stock with all the competition in some of the cloud storage wars going on over pricing. cash flow was better than expected. 3.7 million pays customers, up 70%, so you're right about the action on box. that will be interest to watch. we mentioned lululemon earlier on saying that chip wilson of course, filed to sell 20 million shares, the largest stake-holder. that filing allows him to sell. it shows an intent to sell. wilson says through a spokesperson, though they filed, they have not sold theory shares so far. it enables the sale if they choose to do so. >> the stock, though is up 20% so far this year looking next to the s&p 500, up 2% not bad. lululemon has certainly been one of the gainers. also in is one

. >> city officials say the ordinance is one of their last hopes in terms of securing louse housing foring for low-income people. builders say the cost may be passed onto new buyers. legal analysts say this would affect similar housing laws in nearly 200 california cities. dave? >> all right, janine de la vega from san jose, thank you. >>> the clock is ticking down to the deadline. there's a new state budget in place. today democratic lawmakers are expected to approve a spending money that's bigger than what the governor wants. it include $749ing about in spending that's not plan. it's based on the beliefs that state revenues will be bigger than brown's estimate. the democrats want to put more money into child care, welfare and healthcare. the governor raised school spending in his proposal but he's also committed to building up the state's rainy day fund. the two sides are expected to keep voting right up until the vote is taken which has to be done by midnight tonight or lawmakers won't get paid. >>> people in contra costa county could face tougher fines for water. the pittsburg city

all commit to stay awake and stay active, to do our part in our families, our businesses, unions, lousesor worship, schools, and yes in the voting booth. never stop working for a stronger, more prosperous more just, more inclusive america. government has a big part of the responsibility to promote growth fairness, and justice, but so do all of us. so in quiet moments in the days ahead, in honest conversations, let's talk about what each of us can and should do. because ultimately this is really all about the habits of our hearts, how we treat each other, how we learn to see the humanity in those around us and how we teach our children to see that humanity too. and we don't to look far for examples. those nine righteous men and women who invited a strange intertheir midst to study the bible with them, someone who did not look like them, someone they had never seen before, their example and their memory show us the way their families their church does as well. . so let us be resolved to make sure they did not die inÍ(mvain. do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good. thank you

wage gains are louse system not making much money. >> no one asked you, austan. no one asked you.you can't fault the economist. i know a lot of them. and i would say, you don't need to have 300,000. you don't need anything nearly that. because the population, a lot of people -- maria: number is out. austan, give us a minute here. >> non-farm payrolls jumped 280,000 jobs in may, maria, well above the expectations of 225,000 jobs. the unemployment rate did tick up to 5 1/2% from 5.4% in april. that is about 400,000 people entered the workforce last month but not all of them found jobs. good news on wages in may. average hourly earnings rose 0.3% last month. the 24.9an hour. year-over-year they're up 2.3%. that lousy jobs report from march, with just5,000 new jobs, that got revised up significantly to 119,000 new jobs, 34,000 more jobs than previously reported. broader measure of labor markets, u-6 measure was unchanged at 10.8%. marginally unemployed attached to the workforce and unemployed for economic reasons. unusually strong sectors added job. educational health services up 74,0

another perspective is the better war by louse sorely. those two together give you a complete look. better war high lights the fact that by the late, early 70's when westmoreland left we finally structured a set of strategy. but by that time we were there too long. we had already wasted way too much. host: should note that marvin who wrote a haunting legacy was on the show if our viewers want to check out a recent appearance by him. ben, phoenix arizona. good morning. caller: good morning. i've got three questions. one, is there any estimate as to the number of isis soldiers that are actually mercenaries? two, why do they conveniently have so much of our military hardware? three why don't we send contractors over there instead of u.s. military? let iraq hire them not be paying for them? guest: well, in terms of isis fighters i don't really have an answer to that. there's been a variety of estimates from as low as 10,000 to a high of maybe three times that. but it's not just isis fighters that you have to look at. it's who are the core isis people? who are the people that have signed

. >>> a louse vile police officer is on administrative leave after shooting a man who charged at him with a flagpole. saturday's incident was caught by a sur va lancesay lance capra. one of the officers confronted the suspect. he grabbed a flagpole and swung it at the officer. the suspect died at the hospital. a full investigation is now under way. a natural gas pipeline ruptured in south texas overnight sparking a massive fire. it happened 85 miles southeast of san antonio. the ball of flames could be seen from 20 miles away. there were no reports of injuries fortunately. seven homes were evacuated. the fire is now out. the golden state warriors now just one win away from an nba championship after beating the cleveland cavaliers sunday night in game five of the nba finals. lebron james had 40 points for the cavs. that wasn't enough. er curry led the warriors with 37 points. they win it 104-91. golden state now leading the series 3-2. game six tomorrow night back in cleveland. that would be heartbreaking for cleveland if the golden state warriors win. game six of the stanley cup fina

them and that democratic senators would be willing to be -- [inaudible] in such a way isly dicking louse closed quote by senator from kentucky the senior senator from kentucky. close quote. yet here the republican leader is doing just what he lambasted before. now, that really is par for the course we've found these last five months. for six years three different congresses virtually everything president obama tried to do and we tried to do, it was filibustered. that's no secret. hundreds of times, hundreds of times on motions to proceed gobbling up 40 hours here, two days here. hundreds of times. so now what we find is something that even is somewhat, to me, more troubling. there have been press reports today that republicans on the house side are involved in a vote-buying scheme on the trade bill by promming never to -- promising never to reauthorize the import-export bank. they're saying to republicans if you vote to allow us to go through with this trade bill, we won't do anything on export-import bank. what a shame. so let me get this straight. republicans want to pass a trade will