marines were called runaway or l. meyers. >> normally when we think of runaway slaves would think of people coming up to the north, getting to canada. you are talking about people who have established communities in the south. >> yes. communities are families remained in the south. >> yes. now how did you interested in the subject? it is a very interesting and unusual one, but not that many people average about it. how did you read into it? >> i did actually start wanting to write a book. i wanted to really read books. a lot about marines in jamaica and brazil and cuba. i was looking for information. and i could not find anything. i found references to my chapter here and there, something on a particular community, something on a particular region. but nothing really comprehensive and detailed and covering the entire time. so i said well, maybe there is nothing to really find. let me just look. as i started to look up from a lot of things. >> excellent. there is advanced literature on slavery in the united states, as

this marine was 24.s the same age. >> i didn't know chris, i knew his parents and i know how it affected them. and they are very proud of him. >> as much as this tells a story, it's memorial, an opportunity for us to remember all who served. the lima company organization placed a pair of each marine's own combat boots at the base of the paintings. >> family members leave items in the boots. photos of the marine, photos of their daughter, wives, childhood photos. >> the marine corp museum is a tribute to every service member from every war. but for these men that sacrif e sacrificed to much, so young, coming here has special meaning. >> bringing them home. and letting them spend time in their museum. >> at the national museum of the marine corp in triangle, virgini virginia news 4. >> serious matters brought some of hollywood's biggest stars to d.c. they drew attention to the suffering the democratic republic of congo, they are hoping to get resources to work toward peace and prosperity in the african nat

marin moved his hand up to her left breast, squeezing it."but you don't remember this. >> bergman: never happened. you don't remember the police coming to talk to you about it? >> bergman: the jury also did not hear jacqueline's story, the young woman who first brought the case with her mother. jacqueline was murdered in an unrelated incident. the judge dropped her from the case, along with her mother, angela mendoza. >> bergman: doesn't it really start with angela? she says you were harassing her daughter. >> bergman: you say that angela mendoza misunderstood you. >> bergman: she says that you asked her for her daughter. >> oh my god. >> bergman: that you promised to take care of them if her daughter had kids with you. >> bergman: is juan marin credible? >> very good question. is he credible? on a number of instances, we believe the answer is no. >> bergman: do you see how some people would say there was something going on, but they were looking the other way? they left the management, for instance, of the rattlesnake ranch in sunnyside to a

marin resident sharon mooney recalls.n the rains didn't come and didn't come, people talked about preferring to have rain to sunshine. the next winter continued without rain. farmers were notified that water for irrigation would be drastically cut back. by march of 1977, the reservoir levels had fallen dramatically. don neudeck recalls. it was really amazing to fly over and look at how the reservoirs were down. you couldn't believe it. california was running out of water. officials reallocated water and promoted conservation methods. the drought control center was flooded with suggestions. one woman asked for a moratorium on watering cemeteries. when the living's needs are in danger, let the dead rest a little drier. north of san francisco lie the well-to-do suburbs of marin county. it was forced to begin rationing water. early in the drought's second year, each resident was cut back to 46 gallons daily, 2/3 less than normal. why was marin hit so hard? we asked the former manager of the county water district. that goes ba

marines around the pacific. we are building 10 high-speed vessels that can move a lot of people at 40 knots and a lot of equipment around a place like the pacific. we are building two m.l.p.'s, mobile landing platforms in fact both are already -- one is in fleet and one is about to join the fleet. then we're building two more for staging base ss which are m.l.p.'s, mobile landing platforms, with flight deck on it. these are going to be -- and there sis -- we are looking at another one. so a total of five of these. these give you a lot of different options of how you move marines, how you stage, how you re supplysupply. so, yes, we are going to have more amphibious ships, more a.m. amphibious lift for not just marines in darwin but in the pacific. but we are also looking at a lot of other different concepts of operations to move marines in different ways. last thing i will say about that my favorite answer that was ever given at a hearing was somebody asked heuplim member of congress asked him how many amphibious

rancho is shut down and there's a local buyer, marin sun farms, trying to purchase the slaughterhouse. toll us about them and what it would mean pore them to take over. >> marin sun farms a local purr purvey of high-end meats. if they successfully buy the plant and the process is going well, they will be able to provide local ranchers who rely on the slaughterhouse for their business. a means to continue their business and thrive. the other thing that they have is that it has a facility where you can cut and wrap the meat and get it ready for sale and it has a very robust distribution chain. so presumably, if marin sun farms takes over, ranchers who use their facilities will be able to get their high-end meats to market, to restaurants, to storage faster and maybe, more affordable. >> so, in fact, in the end it could be a very happy resolution? at least from the point of view of these ranchers? >> i guess if you're looking for a silver lining for this story, that's it. >> and in the meantime

as the marines move forward they brought there flags with them. i thought, well, i'm back in the 15th century. a turnaround. the marines a carrying there flanks. it gradually pushing against them, pushing against the. and then i thought, why am i surprised by this it be that i realize why. the british and spent four years, four years. they have believed in this when the hot seat -- hearts and minds the marines came in. by the way you can't go any more than 200 yards outside the district the marine said what? so even after four years it's been $60 million change nothing. now good news before bad news. good news. no way terror skin when afghanistan. just can't happen. i never thought i would see the day that i was praising the air force up that there really helped, but all that is gone now. we live in a world that never see is an instrument so far from of the united states and it's one of the reasons i don't think we need as many troops. here's an adviser is a great young man. and matt is looking through a tiny low scope it will be looking at this.

is over here in marin at least?> well, we are still asking our customers to voluntarily cut back their water use by 25%. >> water officials will reassess their water needs in april, but for now, they are thankful for a new supply. in marin county, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the rain wreaked havoc on the commute. this is highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains where the drivers had to deal with very slick roads. this ford focus slid off the road and rolled. tow trucks were called into right this car, and this bmw lost control and slammed into the guardrail. chp officers had to shutdown lanes while they moved that car off the highway. and along the san mateo county coastline, the weather produced a wild scene we want to show you on video. alan wang is live in pacifica with that. alan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you can

is over here in marin at least? >> well, we are still asking our customers to voluntarily cut back their water use by 25%. >> water officials will reassess their water needs in april, but for now, they are thankful for a new supply. in marin county, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the rain wreaked havoc on the commute. this is highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains where the drivers had to deal with very slick roads. this ford focus slid off the road and rolled. tow trucks were called into right this car, and this bmw lost control and slammed into the guardrail. chp officers had to shutdown lanes while they moved that car off the highway. and along the san mateo county coastline, the weather produced a wild scene we want to show you on video. alan wang is live in pacifica with that. alan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you ca

fellow marines. ashamed and fearing for his life, kept his rape a secret for 15 years. when armando finally found the courage to share his story with a friend he decided to write it down and i'd like to read you some of his words. quote -- "my experience left me torn apart physically, mentally and spiritually. i was dehumanized. i was treated with ultimate cruelty by my perpetrators. i was embarrassed and ashamed and i didn't know what to do. i was young at the time, and being part of an elite organization that values brotherhood, integrity and faithfulness made it hard to come forward and reveal what happened. now it's two decades later and no one has been held accountable for the heinous crime. the perpetrators are still out there able to commit these crimes again and again." mr. president, 90% of assaults are not reported. and there's thousands of these assaults, we think 26,000, we think that's even a conservative number. so think about how many perpetrators are out there. in the military. and th

it says thor is going to be matched with a marine who has also been badly burned. >> hopefully the marinein knowing that the dog sadly understands a little bit of what he's been through and they will have that bond. >> police are still looking for the person who set thor on fire. the charity says it is going to rename thor to phoenix because of his ability to rise from the ashes. >>> the san francisco public utilities commission is taking steps to increase its water supply as the state continues to deal with the drought. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the agency wants to use two existing reservoirs that it has not used for drinking water since 1988. the agency's deputy manager says they are planning for the worst case scenario right now, the hetchy reservoir which supplies water to more than 2 million people in the bay area is 51% full. >>> time now 8:47 and certainly we have got to remember we are still in a drought when we are trying to enjoy days like this. feel guilty really liking that sunshine, rosemary. >> it was so nice out there. wall-to-wall sunshine yesterday. a few chan

there was a lot of support for the family and fellow marines. >> the young marine from union city hadme home from afghanistan last month. he was married and has a two- year-old son. >>> san francisco police chief faces a tough crowd as he tries to explain why officers shot and killed a 28-year-old man. on friday night someone called 911 to report a man with a gun in bernal heights park. when officers responded they found nieto last night. chief sur said officers asked nieto to show them his hands. >> they asked him to show his hands to which he responded you need to show your hands. >> i would expect them to know the difference between a taser and a handgun. >> his family and friends say he carried the taser because he worked as a security guard for a nightclub. >>> unusual crime has prompted the resident to offer reward money to catch a vandal. someone is poisoning the lawns, willing the grass. janine de la vega is there live. >> reporter: dave, originally neighbors thought this was a halloween prank because it first happened in 2012 on halloween night. you can see these yellow strea

napa a little shower there and marin county you can see here ta. bay. it's mild, though, 59 in oakland. 56 in san jose with 55 half moon bay and some pretty good fog there along the coast. here's a look at san jose where you can see the cloudy skies, 55 up in the north bay, with concord and livermore coming in, in the low 50s. we have picked up a couple 0.01 here and there this morning and half moon bay down to three-quarters of a mile and november toe one-mile visibility and delays at sfo. breezy winds in higher8?ugíiy7ñ it's raining in mt. shasta so this is a moist air mass that brings pretty mild conditions all the way as well. so scattered showers throughout the day today and we'll see them for the next couple of days, here's y the water vapor imagery shows the cloudiness off the coast and with the moist flow from west to east in the next couple days, and some embedded disturbances, we'll be able to wring out a couple hundredths, maybe a tenth here or there throughout the day not only today but into late tomorrow as well. so we're going to take

is over here in marin at least? >> well, we are still asking our customers to voluntarily cut back their water use by 25%. >> water officials will reassess their water needs in april, but for now, they are thankful for a new supply. in marin county, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the rain wreaked havoc on the commute. highthis is highwae santa cruz mountains where the drivers had to deal with very slick roads. this ford focus slid off the road and rolled. tow trucks were called into right this car, and this bmw lost control and slammed into the guardrail. chp officers had to shutdown lanes while they moved that car off the highway. and along the san mateo county coastline, the weather produced a wild scene we want to show you on video. alan wang is live in pacifica with that. alan, how fishermen are dealing with the wind and the rain. >> dan, right now we have a light wind out here, and the high surf advisory started at 8:00. we have yet to see any huge breakers out here. ifif you look over the sea wall you can see

marin county getting decent rain here. also in san francisco the sunset district anthony, castro, and debose triangle. when you see that dark green that can pick up a little bit. not too much highway 4 but a little bit starting to pick up as well into napa county and the peninsula santa cruz mountains it looks like santa cruz coastline. the breeze picking up a little bit here but look for some of that rain to move into the south bay before too long and there is plenty offshore that will sweep in. cloudy day off and on rain. occasionally could be heavy but then it calms down rapidly. there could be thundershower activity. 50s and low 60s. here's sal. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at wet roads in some areas. and we are going to see some slow traffic as a result. let's take a look at some of our live pictures. one of the things i have mixed is that the bay bridge is so far so good. you can see this is a live picture. it's still dry here but it might get wet. we've seen some wet weather in san francisco according

northern marin and sinoma were the first. their slogan, the drought is on, turn the water off. in january, the districts began asking people to reduce their water use by 25%. and even though this district is benefitting by the recent storm, the voluntary rationening is still in effect. >> the rain means we won't have to go to mandatory rashening. a month ago, we were preparing for that. >> reporter: that's something charles say people in marin county have to live with. >> we're off by ourself. if it doesn't rain, we don't get it. >> reporter: marin gets 3/4ths from its own reservoirs, 1/4 of it comes from the river. >> thank you, churl. our micro kriemtwclimate team i tracking the next rain headed our way. all you need to do is click on the interactive radar button. >>> a warning tonight for people who use one of the east bay's most popular trails. police are on the manhunt for a man they believe sexual assaulted a teenage girl in the middle of the afternoon. the attack happen sunday in fremont's ardonwood's neighborhood. more details on the suspect tonight, kris. >> reporter:

the marine corp sometime ago started training marines right in boot camp, and they trained marines, but also the chain of command officers, inning able to recognize these stressors and handling it, and giving them tools to manage their own stress. >> professor kesler, the sociologists and the medical people were very critical of the vietnam military people, shifted out of units, and not sent with their buddies in their hometown, and that was said to have a really bad effect on mental health and unit discipline. is it different now? and when we compare wars to each other, is it very different from those killing themselves now from world war ii, world war i and vietnam. >> yes, the rates are higher now. traditionally, as charles knows, the suicide rate goes down in times of war. the fact that there has been this increase in this particular war is really unprecedented. the ways in which one can attack this problem though, i think have to be thought of as a multitude of relatively small, focused kinds of efforts. not one particular thing. there are a number of these one kind of thing fits a

, 44% of sea birds, 43% of marine mammals. additionally, according to noah, plastic did he breaux come blats plastic chemicals such as pcbs, [speaker not understood] which have been shown to adhere to plastic particles at 100,000 to 1 million times the level in that of sea water drawctionv. ~. while we're not sure what percentage of plastic pollution is from bottled water, what we do know is waste prevention, that is not buying something in the first place, especially ones for which we have a safe, tasty and alternative for is the best way to reduce impact on the environment. but it's not just the downstream effects. it's a plastic packaging that's a concern. it is also the upstream effects. every part of the process from extraction to transportation to manufacture uses natural resources. in fact, according to the pacific institute, it's 2000 times more energy intensive than tap. and it takes three liters of water to make one liter of bottled water. another good reason to support this ordinance is bottled water bans have been

glenn defense marine asia. i'm sure that name is familiar to you. singapore-based firm that serviced navy vessels throughout asia, in fact, continued to do so until its chief executive was recently arrested. i wonder if you could provide us with the records of contracts that the navy signed since 2009 and also, i'm not going to prolong this hearing but perhaps in a written response, an account of what is being done to prevent occurrences of that kind of issue in the future? >> i will, senator. i'll have to get with the navy, with the c.o. this is primary oversight of hose contracts, even in my o.r., i'll try to consolidate with the navy and answer those questions. >> any other questions? if not, we thank you both for your service and your testimony. please pass along our thanks to the men and women with whom you serve. we will stand adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> there was records discovered, edible records and then that let them respond more quickly. to

marines here that are about to invade korea. >> these young marines are part of a huge shift of u.s. forces. away from iraq and afghanistan, into the tense waters that surround north korea and china. >> since we have done our rebalance, we regained all three of those infantry battalions and additionally put back our aviation component to its previous so we have pumps it back up from the lower level of manning, if you will, to what is now, as i said, almost 30,000 marines. >> they are here for a good reason. north korea's young dictator kim jong-il is even more unpredictable than his late father. he now has nuclear weapons and is vowing to build more. "bbc world news" aboard the uss bonham richard off the coast of south korea. >> for more on the tensions between the two koreas, i'm joined by bill richardson just a short time ago. he's a former u.s. special envoy to north korea. and was u.s. ambassador to the united nations. he joins me from new hampshire. governor richardson, is north korea saber rattling when it fires shells at south korea or is this a major escalation of tensions? >

. >> we are continuing to focus on central marin and central rafel and expanding to southern marin and northern marin are and we have brought in our marine aux illry unit. >> the disappearance is not like him. he is able to care for himself, about but suffers from poor short-term memory. >> u.s. secretary of state, john kerry is expected to travel to ukraine this tuesday to meet with government officials there. this comes after russian forces moved in to part of ukraine, trying to keep the former soviet republic under the influence of the russian go. . the u.s. believes that russia now has complete control of the peninsula, a pro russian part of the ukraine. back in the bay area, ukrainians and others protested outside the russian consulate. they want russia to withdraw and oth others prayed for peace. >> the ukrainians, would like to live free. >> the u.s. and six other nations have stopped preparing for the g-8 summit that will be hosted by russia in june. the country said russia's advance in to ukraine violates the principals and values of the g-8. >> the san francisco supervisor wi

marine record here only. suddenly dropped. and if you remember from introductory bio a family is group above a genus -- so goes from there to attempt, and even one species from a family survived that family counts as a survivor. so at the species level, the losses at these points were much greater than is reflected in this graph. so these five major extinctions i should add many minor mass extinctions but these five major are referred to as the big five. and they're simply moments when geologically speaking moments short amounts of time when the diversity of life on the planet for some reason plummeted. two british paleontologists written a lot of on the subject anthony and paul wignal have described it as there's a significant proportion of the world's biota in a geologically and significant amount of time. another british paleontologist michael benton has used med tore of the tree of life during a mass extinction he's written vast flaws cut short as if attacked by crazed ax wielding madmen so the first of t

and the marine corps so far has disqualified absolutely no one. . we all know that sexual assault in the military is a crisis and it is not simply limited to the army. it appears to be quite clear that the services used widely divurnlent methodology in assessing the -- divergent methodology in assessing the suitability and it

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a massive treetop he would over in marin county yesterday. came crashing down and blocked mountain view avenue. until a crew got out the chainsaw and cleared it away. the tree fell from the yard of a homeowner. he said he's glad it fell away from his home. >> i was sitting here and started hearing branch and that's always a bad sign. then i heard more and big branches and then there was a rooom! >> crews estimate it was about 200 feet tall. the storm brought very welcome news, as well. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard as the details. >> rain-slicked streets greeted drivers. it's nothing compared to this. an astounding amount of water is flowing down this spill way into alpine lake from the dam, which is now completely full. last month marin's water supply was look downright desperate. >> the water situation we are in now is a lot better than it was a month ago. we had 20 inches of rain in the month of february. our average for february is 9. >> she said that's not a record, but it's the most rain marin has seen over one month in 20 years. >

marine corps who passed away. i did want to say that my mother and my aunt juliet are his -- are looking after his estate and i may have to fly to d.c. for the services at some point soon. but difficult want to thank my cousin and her mom juliet for discovering my uncle's body and making sure that after he even left the chinese new year's parade where he was the grand marshal of the parade, that we were looking out for him because his health was -- it's difficult to come out at the age of 88 in san francisco and then to fly back. but i did want to express on behalf of my family great thankfulness to san francisco for honoring him and acknowledging him, and especially roger dong and ron lee from the cafe post in san francisco for always treating him so honorably in san francisco when they brought him out here. he was born in 1926, so, he had a really great life. and i did want to say, too, that though he had a number of purple hearts and the silver star, he he achieved the second highest u.s. military honor, the na

earlier today his marine combat logistics battalion came here with an american flag and a marine flag used to drape his body when they carried him from this spot. it is where he ended up when he and his motorcycle were struck from all the way over there by a car on the other side of the intersection. for the longest time everyone stood in shock and silence where u.s. marine lance corporal andrew silva was killed. >> he was a football player. he was a good son. >> silva came home from afghanistan last month after serving a one-year tour in the hellmund province. earlier this morning about 1:00 a.m. employees told police 23-year-old alex was drunk and causing trouble. the police saw him speed off. >> when he saw it it was in excess of 80 miles an hour. crossed thorton and ran a red light. >> at that exact moment andrew silva passed thraw on his motorcycle. the impact sent silva and his bike airborne almost 30 yards shearing off a crossing signal and landing in the parking lot of a bank. >> they looked like they were in the air at the time they hit. probably 10 to 12 feet in the air. >>

no issues or the way it's working your way out of marin county. as a ticket live look out of the golden gate bridge. no accidents to report grid of your ride. drive time right now 23 minutes out of nevada and to san francisco. it's sad francisco general hospital for call a support service. >>anny: netflix is asking subscribers to be careful of skimmers pretended to be tech support. the video streaming service says a group of skimmers is acting to be tech support, did not figgy mills with the log in pages stating that the account has been suspended and ask you to call and support service. once they have you on the fog will try to persuade you to download software that allows them to look for your computer and collect private information. now time for your tech report with gate slate. >>:"moms demand action" recently released this video intended to be a parody of facebook's 10th anniversary "look back" videos. the video tries to prove how facebook makes it easy for see guns to be bought and sold online - without any criminal background checks, and s

is over, here in marin at least? >> well, we are still asking our customers to volume lcut back o their water supply. >> reporter: for now, they are happy for the water supply. >>> the rain wreaked havoc on t the commute last night. drivers had to deal with slick roads. this car slipped off the road. this bmw slammed into the guardrail. chp had to shut down some lanes while they moved that car off the highway. the high surf is impacting fishermen along the san mateo coastline. fishermen braced for 20-foot waves in big sur. that's where strong rip currents and sneaker waves could sweep people and pets out to sea. it's had an impact on their catch. >> right now it's kind of not catching any crabs in the front. that's why they are all the way out there. >> in santa cruz, the waves broke through part of this home's foundation creating a blowhole in the driveway. >>> this storm is dumping snow in the sierra. here's what it looked like on interstate 80 last night. drivers must carry chains or at least have them in their po

the victim was a fallen marine. this according to a family friend, 23-year-old andrew silva just returned from tour of duty in afghanistan in february. this is what we know: news of the death spread quickly. family and friend came to the site at fremont boulevard and decoto to console each other and said goodbye. they brought an american flag to drape the body. for the long of the time many custody at the spot where he was killed amid silence and stock and disbelief, a crash that did not have to happen. >> this is our third fatality in fremont this month. we had two in one day. people are drunk and take off, if this guy was stopped on a normal day it would be a history d.u.i. but because he is drive like that and no common sense we have a far different situation, a fatality. >> the suspect is alexander arrested. there will be more charges for yonh. final arrangements for andrew silva have not been made but we will let you know. >>> new this morning in the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370 officials are saying

from the marine standpoint, we're going to have this rotational presence of marines in darwin, australia. started out with a company size about 200 marines, this year it's going up to more than a thousand marines, a battalion size, and it will end up a size of more or less 2500 marines with supporting assets. but it's not just to train with the australians, although that's an important element of it. but it's also for engagement in that part of the world. engagement bilaterally, multilaterally throughout that incredibly crucial part of the world with so many maritime chokepoints, so many potential areas of instability that we can going back to the original thing partner on. and finally, we're using our ships differently now. more forward deployed, more -- you're going to see more of our ships forward deployed for longer periods of time. a good example is the four littoral combat ships that already going to singapore. we don't have any here right now, we've already done our first one. the freedom was there on an eight month deployment. but by 2016 we will have fourly to haval combat -- li

and for marin residents, the rainwater that has recently returned to it. would you have believed it a month ago? >> no. >> reporter: one month ago, no doubt you grew weary of video showing a bone-dry north bay pondering a prospective mandatory rationing until -- >> fab plus february. >> reporter: that's what libby of the marin municipal water district calls it. not exactly a miracle march, but 20 inches of rain in february which is twice the normal average. last month ranchers worried about an absence of grass, now some is below the water line on the reservoir. mandatory rationing in marin county is unlikely now. >> we still have the 25% vary rationing in place. it's not likely that we'll need to go to mandatory rationing this spring, so that's good news. and we may consider adjusting the vary cutback. >> reporter: translated, the southern marin reservoirs are roughly 74% capacity, well below average for this time of year. but much improved. and marin residents like mary ann jacobson are relieved but cautious. >> a good start. >> reporter: a good start. an

our marine layer was present extensive this morning. it's beginning to dissipate but we have clouds in the livermore valley as well as mountain view, san jose and santa rosa. we are milder in novato and a little cooler with numbers in the 50s at the san carlos airport and mountain view. but for the outlook, the rest of the afternoon we are looking at plenty of sunshine by noontime, into the 60s around the way. we will surpass our highs yesterday by a few degrees with numbers in the low to mid-70s around the bay. above average, dry, sunny. we will keep that forecast for tomorrow. but rain is returning to the bay area. a couple chances and they are much better chances a than we thought previously. i'll explain coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. carolyn. >> lisa, two people died in a crash in san leandro. the cars collided just before 11:00 last night. one person died at the seen. two people were taken to the hospital. one listed in serious condition. they have not been identified. streets were shut down while police investiga

that left four fellow marines dead during a training exercise at camp pendleton. the investigation into that accident, which happened last year, said the explosion was probably the result of a dropped or kicked grenade as the marines gathered up unexploded ordinance united states. >> the army general who trains sex crimes prosecutors now being investigated for alleged sexual assault. lieutenant colonel joseph morris has been removed from his job. cnn learned he's accused of groping a female lawyer at a conference back in 2011. morris overseas nearly two dozen special victim prosecutors who are responsible for sex crime, domestic violence and child abuse cases. >>> a bill designed to strip military commanders of their authority in sexual assault cases failed to get enough votes to proceed in the senate. 55 senators did back the measure, a clear majority, but that's five votes short of the 60 needed for a vote, an up-or-down vote on the bill. the bill's co-sponsor, new york senator kirsten gillibrand, says it was needed to combat an epidemic of rape and sexual assau

flag and a marine corps flag down to cover up the body out of respect for him. >> the young marine from had just returned home from afghanistan last month. he was married with a 2-year- old son. >>> 7:36. a reward is being offered this morning in west san jose to catch a person who is committing a bizarre crime. someone is poisoning lawns killing the grass. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live from san jose to show us the damage and tell us what's being done to catch whoever is doing this. >> reporter: we drove up and down moreland way and sou that nearly ef -- saw that nearly every lawn is being hit. it looks bad. apparently somebody has been spraying some sort of chemical that's leaving streaks of yellow and black dead grass, killing the soil as well. if you look in the distance, you can see another lawn that got the worse of it. people who live on moreland way say as many as 30 lawns have been poisoned, causing the grass to die. some neighbors thought it might be ecoterrorism or someone upset about the drought. but some say it's unlikely because the incidents started on halloween

if you are going to the marin county, this is what you will find that the toll plaza. no backups in the westbound direction. >> to the top stories that we are watching right now. a motorcycle is killed in a suspected drunk driving accidents in fremont was a marine. andrew silva was killed yesterday on fremont. >> as many as 122 objects have been spotted in the southern indian ocean by satellite and they could belong to the missing malaysia and airliner flight 370. the objects were scattered over 150 square mile areas. >> a navy football player who has been in the hospital since collapsing at practice has died. freshman running back will mckamey died in baltimore what he was in a coma. you three more on this story and other headlines on our website. >> a disturbing new information on a former richmond teachers suspected of molesting children on camping trips. investigators say that before his arrest, ronald guinto was planning another trip. they also said that he made a fake permission slips to give to parents. >> since his arrest, there has been an outcry of concern fo

earlier today his marine combat logistics battalion came here with an american flag and a marine flag used to drape his body when they carried him from this spot. it is where he ended up when he and his motorcycle were struck from all the way over there by a car on the other side of the intersection. for the longest time everyone stood in shock and silence where u.s. marine lance corporal andrew silva was killed. >> he was a football player. he was a good son. >> silva came home from afghanistan last month after serving a one-year tour in the hellmund province. earlier this morning about 1:00 a.m. employees told police 23-year-old alex was drunk and causing trouble. the police saw him speed off. >> when he saw it it was in excess of 80 miles an hour. crossed thorton and ran a red light. >> at that exact moment andrew silva passed thraw on his motorcycle. the impact sent silva and his bike airborne almost 30 yards shearing off a crossing signal and landing in the parking lot of a bank. >> they looked like they were in the air at the time they hit. probably 10 to 12 feet in the air. >>

flag and a marine corp flag down to cover up the body out of respect for him. >> the young marine from union city just returned home from afghanistan last month. he was married with a two-year- old son. >>> e-cigarettes are harder to get in both san francisco and santa clara county. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed a law yesterday requiring e- cigarettes to be treated like real cigarettes. so the devices are banned in places like parks, hospitals, and apartment buildings. >>> san francisco firefighters will remember some of their fallen colleagues. in the last ten years at least 230 firefighters in the city have died from cancer. each one of them will be represented by a pair of firefighter boots at city hall today. the board of supervisors is considering a law that would let firefighters file for work related disability benefits when they are diagnosissed with cancer. >>> drivers who threaten or assault bicyclists or people walking on the street could soon face a hefty fine in oakland. yesterday council woman liby shaft held a press conference and introduced a

earlier today his marine combat logistics battalion came here with an american flag and a marine flag used to drape his body when they carried him from this spot. it is where he ended up when he and his motorcycle were struck from all the way over there by a car on the other side of the intersection. for the longest time everyone stood in shock and silence where u.s. marine lance corporal andrew silva was killed. >> he was a football player. he was a good son. >> silva came home from afghanistan last month after serving a one-year tour in the hellmund province. earlier this morning about 1:00 a.m. employees told police 23-year-old alex was drunk and causing trouble. the police saw him speed off. >> when he saw it it was in excess of 80 miles an hour. crossed thorton and ran a red light. >> at that exact moment andrew silva passed thraw on his motorcycle. the impact sent silva and his bike airborne almost 30 yards shearing off a crossing signal and landing in the parking lot of a bank. >> they looked like they were in the air at the time they hit. probably 10 to 12 feet in the air. >>

would you elaborate on the role of our marines, the expeditionary marines in your area of responsibility? will be effectiveness of the rings be diminished if there were insufficient amphibious ships? artist we don't correct .nsufficient number of ships how would this affect your ntilities as a combata commander? the onlynly, i am not combatant commander that desires shipping. there is a global competition among us has the world situation moves around. when you different types of forces. capabilities that the ring core bring with amphibious groups is applicable. almost every scenario from humanitarian assistance and disaster relief although we too high and contingencies. so the global command signal -- itis less than we can is greater than what we can resource. course, we have to make trade-offs. soonly have so much money much we can dedicate. the murray -- the navy and ring core have come together to determine that. responsibility, not only to have forces out of the western pacific, but i've amphibious forces that i train otherintain and sent to combatant commands. if an central command

a marine later during world war ii.ided that the marine corps was going to serve his needs well. and unfortunately the marine corps didn't extend to actually provide independence benefits so that we could have a hospital birth. i need to organize my notes better next time. oh, my [speaker not understood] for this one. my appearances before you are youtube channel called sfbrscom, san francisco board of supervisors public comment. you're welcome to peruse. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> thank you, supervisors. mark gruberg, with san francisco taxi drivers. i want to thank supervisor mar for the hearing he called last week over concerns about the operations of personal ride services. i wanted to follow-up on that. first, it's clear that although the state public utilities commission commission has asserted jurisdiction over these companies, it's the city's vital interests that are here at stake. safety and protection of residents and visitors, ensuring adequate service to the disabled, protecting the

we will have the fog from time to time but it will be a shallow marine layer.sure is still firmly in control. you notice patches from pacifica and-moon bay and temperatures as much -- 5 degrees cooler. there arizona look at the full moon. the sun coming up at 7:19 and setting at 7:18. this is emeryville. warm inland, caller coast. spring arrives on thursday. usually spring arrives with some breezy conditions and we will have a couple of days with winds quite gusty. actually tomorrow as this weak system cooks us to the north. today it allows for high pressure to stay put. but as this travels to the north, it builds the swell and it allows for some very dangerous conditions from ocean beach, and montora where seas will be anywhere from 9 feet. right now monterey 9 feet but they could build in the afternoon all the way from bodega bay. rip currents a possibility and sneaker waves. today after a warm day of 70s in oakland, we are coming down tomorrow on the back side of a weather system that passes us. we will look for 67 on monday. but then the numbers climb after

the marine killed in that accident as he rode his motorcycle. kron four's terisa estacio reports that a memorial is still growing. they stopped by all day long. some came to offer up prayers others here struggling with their grief. >> reporter:this memorial started off as a small bouquet of flowers, but now look there are candles, cards and a canopy to protect the growing site from the elements. plus, this man came by around noon to set up flags. >> reporter:all of this in honor of andrew silva. the young marine who died when his motorocyle was struck by an alleged drunk driver. >> reporter:this woman who stopped by to drop off a flower offered up some comfort, she told me the distraught woman was silva's mother in law. >> my heart just goes out to everyone... it is such a tragedy. condolences::38-43 >> reporter:stopped on the way k to offer their condolences. he was so young, and to serve in the military and die like this just a tragedy. >> reporter:silva leaves behind his wife, child and a large extended family as well as many friends. in frem

marine. fellow marines are playing across the area and that start in san rafael. there is a growing memorial at fremont boulevard and dakota road. he just returned home from a tour in after gap began and a controversial police shooting in san francisco, it is for the young man and they are still investigating that shooting. they were forced to open fire after he opened a gun at them. >>> and an east bay firefighters will represent them killed in the line of duty. he is not expected to travel and hop the two services from from video of last week. and the boston find rolls are set. dozens of homes were red tagged after large cracks were found discovered in the foundation people are still on age after 100 after shocks have been reported since friday's quake. >>> and he will be the starting pitcher and the first few fans will receive a fold rally fame. we will check in on more with that. >>> i am hoping they will not cause a repeat off what happened on saturday. they had problems in the past with water and san francisco helping out. you can watch it here and a free vi