david. >> mel, it is an honor. is there someone that shares some of the characteristics of your style as you influenced and impacted the comedians, including myself? >> david, try to get a job in a deli and making sandwiches and if you fail at that return to comedy. comedy is hart. seriously, don't give up, you will make it. i promise you. >> we have a lot of community questions for you, i am trying to get them in. here is one listens talking about the classic scene from space balls when is then now, mr. brooks? >> that was so much fun. i can't tell you working with the late great john candy and rick and everybody on the, you know, and all of the assholes that worked, that was their names, i'm sorry, major asshole in charge of them. but that was so much fun. that is all i can tell you. working on the ship a great production designer designed. it was fabulous. >> the answer is soon. one more from our producer, this is her brother-in-law... >> it is a lost art. well, i didn't have time to say anything else. no, i don

mel speegle. >> mel speegle was now the prime suspect. sheriff walt femling ordered his deputies to seal off the perimeter and to stop the nearby garbage truck from leaving the area. >> i yelled at one of my deputies to run over there and stop him from doing what he was doing. >> sir, just leave the garbage at this truck. >> that garbage truck was one house away and almost took this evidence. >> in the trash can outside the johnsons' home was evidence more valuable than anything they found inside. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! you stand behind what you say. there's a saying around here,. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i

mel and jan have been married for 2o years. it wasn't until well into their marriage that they began to experience problems in their sexual relationship. we became farther and farther apart. at that point, we went to a clinic to seek some help. they went to dr. rshaw. desire dorders are interesting things. en we stted the clinic in '72, there was no definition, and patients are our textbook my first surpris was having a ung, healthy athletic coach of 34 o presented "i not interested in sex. "i've got erections. "i've got no problem complenghe act "when we do t tother which twice a year. i just he other thingso do." this wasn't even dined at the time. i just called them dds--desire disorders, which means that the whole wavelength of thinking about sex engh to feel sexual was ssing, that there were other priorities in the mind of the individual. what causes a desi disorder? the way jan tells their story, it was mel's snoring, but she knows something more serious was going on.der? i must have been going through some difficult time

mel just dabbled in that.tation of privacy isn't confined to a space, like a bathroom or bedroom in your own home, but that you should have an expectation of privacy under your clothing. >> amen. amen, ashleigh. and of course danny will break it down because he's written about this piece, so he's ready. but listen, i take exception, major exception to this judge's ruling. laws have to make sense and they have to instill public confidence, right? ultimately we can interpret laws by the black letter, or we can look at the underlying intent of a statute. >> isn't it called spirit? >> yes, it does. when it's underneath your clothes, i get what they're saying you're not technically partially nude as required by the statute, but women wear what they wear, men wear what they wear, but when you're looking up a woman's skirt, i think that meets with the spirit of the statute. in addition to which you have an expectation of privacy underneath your own clothes. the court got it wrong. we need the legislature to get it ri

a potential carcinogen and under scores why consumers should ab ware they should eat that lists yar melolor on the label >> there is nothing like thick syrup, christina says she uses real maple syrup because she knows what is in it. >> it's pure. kids love the taste. how do you like the taste some >> good >> but americans opt for less expensive yar mel color syrup which consumer reports show can have elevated levels of a chemical called four mei. >> it's found in two kinds used to make syrups brown. it's a possible human carcinogen >> it found all contains, the chemical. >> our sample size is not big enough to be able to recommend one brand over another we know how much and how often people eat syrup can increase the risk. >> if you eat it twice a week it could close to close to a negligent labl risk but if you eat it daily it cancer risk can increase. >> it is less of a concern than in soft drinks because people tend to consume far less syrup. however, you can also be exposed to four mei from some caramel colors. >> it is listed as an ingredient in some bred, serials and barbecue sauce

the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed news room. the allegations against innovate store leeland yi of san francisco and others have generated enough drama for the popular netflix series "house of cards." today in an unprecedented move, the state senate suspended yi along with two other democratic senators embroiled in scandal. yi was arrested wednesday along with suspected chinatown simon chou. the fbi probe ensnared more than two dozen people. at the center of the charges, multiple crimes including bribery, drug distribution, arms trafficking, even murder for hire. shock waves are rippling throughout california. joining me now for the latest developments are nathan haverson from u.c. berkeley. melissa lagos an investigative reporter. and scott, you were at the s meetin

anyway, i want to bring in mel robins and danny cevallos into this conversation, as well.ort of a fascinating concept, because so often, as you know, and certainly in the case of philip seymour hoffman, when heroin, you know, addicts overdose, they're often, you know, a cocktail of different drugs. >> right. >> found in the system. and how can you say that the dealer of one of the drugs is actually the one responsible for the death? >> well, you know, i think you're pointing out something really important, which is this is isn't so cut and dry. if you read the strict liability statute, it kind of says if danny hands me some heroin and i happen to take it and i die from that heroin, he's liable for murder, for killing me, by giving me that heroin. and yet you're right. >> if you were loaded up with oxycontin at the time. >> see, it's so interesting that you say oxycontin. i was just sitting here saying, i applaud this law enforcement officer for doing something creative. we have an epidemic, 105 people a day in the united states die. it's the third-largest killer of people

this is not the only preparation picture-taking many items like mel are out of stock in certain storesand colorado keos on interstate more their 100 vehicles were stock on the freeway to to the slick conditions. the road was closed for hours wall the clean up the mess. it's not slobbering causing havoc in california. on sunday alone more than 1500 flights were canceled. call ahead before he had to care foyou had to the airport. is the total 75000 flights canceled across all airports in the united states. monday will be arraigned tuesday clouding wednesday mornine rain the rain will begin in the north bay and spread south as you go through the day0. . throughout the day the remote get steadier and have your. s modem and '60s for much of verism. this is clear up the% friday and it will hit '70s high '70's in the week had. sports highlights rushed the bright. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer

now, it's punish mement for choosing baby spice as her favorite instead of mel b., mel told emma sheirls song. ♪ here's the story from "a" "z." you want to get with me ♪ ♪ you better listen carefully we got m in your face -- >> emma, spice girls reunion, i want emma stone to join as the sixth member. i think that's called a mondegrine when you throw off the lyrics. i heard some missteps with the lyrics. >> but she actually now -- i love her more than ever. she handled that really, really well. >> she rolled with it. >> she might have rapped in there a little bit. >> in the neighborhood. >> exactly. >>> and this next video is going wildly viral. more than 11 million views on youtube. her name is sister christina, and her voice is truly a gift from god. ♪ no one no one no one ♪ will get in the way of what i'm feeling ♪ ♪ no one no one no one >> amazing. ♪ will get in the way of what i'm feeling for you ♪ >> that reaction from the judges is almost equal to the performance, but i think even alicia keys would be proud of that rendition of "no one." one of the judges told sister christina,

health mel why did you limit them to people that could fit the size 4 sample size?t's our standard sample size, period. melissa: you could, i mean, you could make bigger clothes to take pictures of. you're saying you don't have any clothes in stock that would fit anyone bigger than a 4 when you're -- >> oh, no. no, we release brand new products all the time, and the process is this: we get a sample while manufacturing's going on in san francisco, and then we shoot someone in that single garment, and then we put that photo up and start selling. so the we were to wait a few weeks, we could have done out of that. melissa: have you seen a boost in sales as a result of the campaign? >> enormous. biggest days of traffic ever. melissa: chris, congratulations to you. we love innovators. the last hour of trading is coming up, so, of course, we've got liz claman here with a preview to finish this stellar day. liz: i know. listen, that's the star of the day. this market's unbelievable. but what a surprise. people who had sold out last week scared of what would happen when it c

. >> joining me now, my msnbc colleague, steve kornacki, host of "up" and mel lisissa hayes, statehouse reporter for "the record." steve, he me start with you. i hesitate to use the word bombshell, but it's kind of a bombshell in terms of developments in and around the christie case. this statement from bridget kelly to me is the clearest indication that she is willing to sing if she is granted immunity. how did you read it? >> yeah. well, it means there's a bit of a competition going on right now because for a while david wildstein made it clear he wants a deal, he would talk if he was given immunity. now bridget kelly, many suspected she might want a deal. that basically explicitly s saying, she is through her lawyer that she wants a deal. there's an effort there in the language of this statement, there's sort of an effort to make the public case for why she should get the deal and not wildstein. she basically sets it up as, like, wildstein made one set of claims, christie has made another set of claims and now here's bridget kelly in the middle who's uniquely positioned to say which

corruption -- rachel "bunny" mel and i today. woman cameprivate into the national spotlight for her involvement with the john edwards campaign. edwards was acquitted of charges. most conference of sanctions levied against russia's leaders since the cold war. yesterday's controversial elections in crimea for secession from ukraine. about levyinging sanctions including its former president who will also face travel bans. some worry these two nations -- ukraine and russia -- are one step closer to a possible war. >> we are imposing sanctions on specific individuals. >> naming names and doling out punishment, mostly to subordinates of vladimir putin. the white house is letting his displeasure be known. >> we are making it clear there are consequences for their actions. >> while there are plenty of figured of figurative fireworks, .here are actual ones, too many crimea's, most ethnic russians, please that calling it home again. a great event. it is one of the most important days in all my life. >> the fight over the coastal region, uk

we'll bring in attorney mel robin, defense attorney.inst you and take the prosecution side of this. i'll take the kid's side. from the outset how do you see this situation? >> you know, i think first of all a lot of us, you're a parent, i'm a parent, it's just sad, chris, and kind of scary to see that a family feud could unravel this quickly and i like you fine it surprising that it even made it to court, chris. the question here as you know is whether or not she's going to be deemed emancipated. in the state of new jersey, in 1995 there was a case that said that when a child moves beyond the sphere of influence and responsibility exercised by the parent and they obtain an independent status of their own the parents are no longer responsible for them and in this case she moved out. case closed. the parents have said she can come back, chris so, i don't see why this is even an issue. >> well, mel, we're in court and, therefore, for a reason. there was some legal sufficiency and could be two things. one, could it be just what we call in t

mel weinberg doesn't care. >> i'm not a movie person, i lived the thing. why would i want to go to a movie. my whole life is one big movie. >> there is a character hollywood can play, but never invent. >> a lot of good movies. we are out of time, thank you for joining us. i'll see you in an hour for more news. >> i'm jonathan betz, live from new york city with al jazeera america. secretary of state john kerry will go to kiev on tuesday. the announcement comes as russian troops surrounded a ukrainian base. the ukrainian prime minister called it a declaration of war and is calling up army reservists. the head of ukraine's army has been fired for treesons. he swore allegiance to the russian backed leader of crimea. >> demonstrators clashed in st. petersburg over vladimir putin's request to use force. 40 were arrested. >> thailand's scaled-down protests continue. hundreds marched and camped in bangkok, vowing to topple yingluck shinawatra's government. >> egypt's president swore in a new government. with 20 ministers from the old government, including field ma

mel csier when is u.s.ognitions the china's culture it recognize the chinese-american from the new cabinets all the way up to the highest levies of those city with our chinese american mayor please welcome chinese-american mayor mayor ed lee (clapping.) well, thank you allen >> (speaking foreign language.) >> to our which they think so consolidated association and to the organization of the commenting and allen thank you for mcing and being gracious of our time. i always in every year look forward to joining our united states postal service and you've begun u done a great job and to mr. showing to the recreational director thank you. again. this is the second series of the 7th series i look forward to this day because it signals just that fresh beginning seeing another about how far designed stamp and as both decreases said earlier it's an exception of our american culture and asia culture. i want to thank again sherman for your leadership at oc a that we take pride in not only a recreational subdivision e

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the door tomorrow morning temperatures a little chilly and the low 40's there patrick and the actor melk more me by lunchtime. 3:00 high in the upper 60s and lore 70's bay area wide. 43 in that the and half moon bay but a little bit more mild and san francisco. seven t three in palo alto. for the east bay los the low seventies as well 70 in castro valley in walnut creek in nearly 70 in richmond and san leandro. 68 and san francisco and los 70's for the north bag. here is a look at the extended forecast with sunny and mild for the rest of tomorrow. the changes and a warmup in shore reaching a peace by sunday. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:it's very expensive to live in san francisco that is a undisputed fact but like this man is doing you can find lots of freebies, all you have to do is search like this guy is doing you need a couch, how about this one, ok i have to admit it may need a little re upholstering . alright, alright a lot of uphostering . hey you get what you pay for >> reporter:need a slightly used christmas tr

former illinois congressman mel reynolds is in south africa, after zimbabwe kicked him out for over-stayingis visa. reynolds paid a hundred-dollar fine for the visa violation. a more serious charge of possessing and producing pornography was dropped on a technicality. reynolds claims he was targeted by the government. and in a phone conversation with wgn, he challenged the *reporting of his arrest in zimbabwe's media. >> always one television station and is only one major newspaper in zimbabwe. i'm just concerned that it was so reckless no one said we don't have any facts. >> reynolds says zimbabwe's government is trying to silence him, because it doesn't want him to reveal the government's relationship with american businessmen. one of the sons of bulls and white sox owner jerry reinsdorf has died. david reinsdorf died yesterday, but the cause wasn't released. he was only 51. the reinsdorf family is requesting privacy. david reinsdorf was a real estate executive. his younger brother, michael, is president and ceo of the bulls. david reinsdorf was a real estate executive. someone may be dre

the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

so, is that hope predicated on the hope that mel asked you, that facility being up and running in theecond half of this year? >> our sapphire business will be about 80% of our total business this year. but that comprises the equipment. one of the rumors out there, we can't sell equipment to anybody else, that's not true. the technology that we've developed for growing sapphire and the ancillary that goes with it. we're going to sell others and we're quite busy right now putting equipment in place. second half of the year, we should be in a position to add equipment revenue, as well. >> want to ask you about the solar business. there's been such a boom and then bust. people aren't focused on the efficiencies and the technology driving the solar sector. where are we in that cycle at this point of the recovery? are we on an upswing in sole center. >> i think it's on the backs, unfortunately, of profitability of people that are making the panels and the cells. and so, it's always been a cost issue, in my mind, that sooner or later, as the subsidies go away, the cost has to go down. and we

mel gibson takes a walk into his corn field to find that someone or something visited diseur the night. crop circles and geometric designs were found as long ago as 1647 and are appearing world at the rate of 250 a year. this one is already drawing crop circle enthusiasts. one college professor makes a serious study of such things. >> one of the theories is they're made of bolts of light. i'm interested in that. >> this doesn't convert you into a belief of supernatural stuff? >> no. it's opened my mind a little about it because of the people that are curious about it and the guy that is have equipment come out and test the wheat. they have counters and they come around and test with a microscope, the nodules of the wheat. there is a big science to this. >> the most likely explanation, of course, is that this was down by some human beings with a mischevious turn of mind who wants the rest of us to believe in flying saucers. >>> the fall out when a disc jockey decided it would be funny to block the bay bridge during height of the morning commute and the russians who thought it would be a

let mel tell you something.w i have great affection for you. >> feeling is mutual jonny. >> jon: you are a warm hearted man, i enjoy you very much. this took me aback. >> what took you back, my weight loss? >> jon: first of all you do look very good. how much weight duz lose? >> 75 pounds. >> jon: unbelievable. >> jenny craig. >> jon: terrific. what you said about -- you are an he will gent defender of -- he eloquent defender of liberty, of freedom. >> thank you. >> jon: to listen to your comments about slavery seems the antithesis you seem to discuss it in cool rational terms rather than the terms about liberty. >> my discussion was lincoln. my done dem nation of slavery is second to none. you've heard my book dred scott. >> jon: i've read it twice. >> it is the standard libertarian assault on slavery which was the more horrific, unnatural, amoral institution in the history of world. >> jon: let me ask you this: if it is the amoral. >> horrific. >> jon: unnatural this idea that oh, it will just die a natural de

mel force such for the missing them easy and claimed to be suspended the plane that was the total to be actively read the text for it. disbelief as to what they can b describe an old chinese media are reporting the reaction to the memories still haunt his announcement that the jet went down with gold lives lost. many people feel there's more to the story then mold being told. we can just take what they say is truth. this man says they should provide more power over them. i'm beginning to spin some the collecting of qt in the hands of the goal is to keep the kids out of touch with the prime minister has his own perspective but i think what people eat. a sentiment shared by this woman had sent a very angry because colleagues around the innocent friends and family members of the principle that made a good thing we can be such a spike heel so it is a good behavior. rereading very angry. i was dissatisfied with this one i don't. it would be dumb. in the sierra vista take more stoic attitude. leading baffled as the hosts. thompson has seen me nor did he seem to get the book proved to be co

. >> mel: and they see us as their last resort. >> dr.ill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life. >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: hello, i'm roma downey. about thirteen years ago when i was filming "touched by an angel," we did a story about an organization called operation smile. i saw children who had been born with facial deformities. the doctors and nurses, all volunteers,

we have, the world's largest coal consumer china making up 50% of the world's they are mel coal outputsnd experiencing some slow down in the economic activity. also coal is not a favored fuel because of the environmental restrictions and limited supply responses on the producer side. not a major cutback in the output despite the slide in the prices. is the bear market have to do with the relationship between supply and demand versus the growth of coal as a fuel? >> coal supplies have grown at 4 and a half to 5 percent. compared to natural gas is supply of natural gas growing an yuly at 3%. the energy for oil, a growth rate in the last few years of 1.2%. so again, coal has been by far the fastest growing fuel from the supply side. but coal is by far the cheapest fuel. the problem is that the supply side is -- we have seen the currencies of coal exporters actually providing down quickly since bernanke. so we have not seen yet a supply response to a lower prices and of course, emerging markets are not having their best time from the growth perspective and that is driving the prices lower.

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right in front of mels diner. it appears a traffic light is out from the collision. we will see if city workers cut here to repair it. the good news is that there are other traffic lights in this area so that people should have no problems getting through this intersection again at vanness and geary. >> thank you. >>> this morning oakland police are also looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened around 11:30 last night. near eighth and campbell streets. the officers that arrived at the scene spotted the victim lying on the street along with 30 shell casings. investigators say the young man had been shot several times and pronounced dead add the scene. it's not clear what led up to the deadly gunfire. >> governor brown will be among the thousands of people attending this morning's funeral for the sheriffs deputy who 'cuz killed in the line -- who was killed in the line of duty last week. it begins at 10:00 at the cotton auditorium in fort bragg. he was a star wrestler and football player at napa school in the early 1980s. a wanted fugitive killed him in a

mel reports the hospital did what was medically necessary in the case of jahi mcmath and did comply with care standards according to the contra costa times. medical experts reviewed her case along with several randomly chosen cases during the same time. however, the state did find deficiencies in the operating room policies and check lists but it's not clear which cases had those deficiencies. >>> now to our don'ting coverage of the missing malaysian jetliner. malaysian authorities are revealing more information about the last communication with missing malaysian airlines flight 370. but as kyla campbell reports, some aviation experts are accusing them of dismissing the latest clues into where that plane could be. >> reporter: a former top inspector with the transportation department says the makers of the plane and its engine better be turning over all of their information. the wall street journal says it spoke with two aviation experts with knowledge on the boeing 777 and the engine. the engine is made by rolls royce. there is an automatic system that constantly sends information from

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but again, right now, all streets back open if you know the area, this is on van ness, near mel's diner. everything looking good at this hour except rain falling. we do have calls into san francisco police about this. as soon as we hear from them, we'll let you know what they had to say. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a pretty bad accident. >>> developing story. searchers scouring a small washington town four survivor i've landslide they are still hoping for a miracle, after they pulled two more bodies from the mud. total number of dead to 16 but not counting eight more bodies, however, have not been able to recover. a list of people missing is shrinking as callers call in from a town that lost power. more than 100 not accounted for. family members teaming up with rescue crews to find them. >> i'm going to search for my sister. we've come to the realization now this is transition into recovery for my sister, versus a rescue. but regardless, we want to bring her home. my mom wants to hold her one last time and i'm going to make sure that happened. >> just tragic. the governor dec

the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

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his name is mel weinberg. rooting for bail to win an os r oscar. that's you? >> yeah that's the way my hair combed over. >> reporter: weinberg's biggest complaint is the casting of his wife played by jennifer lawrence who he says seemed hotter than his miss rouse played by amy adams. >> it should have been the other way around. it should be always your wife. >> reporter: but weinberg says he is perfectly happy as he is portrayed as the great american hustler. still hoping something is in it for him now. >> maybe i'll see some money from it. >> reporter: from a true con man, that's always the bottom line. florida. >>> the real man behind the movie. our thanks to brian and much younger brian. >>> lifestyles of the niche and notorious. the escape routes revealed. the bottom of the bathtub. after that drug lord wanted in america is captured. >>> and to this country's most expensive hz stayed yuls $60 million suddenly shut down. is that money well spent when we come back? your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell urself. i have time. after all there may be

>>> they have been arrested for dui, police say he was stopped in the indianapolis suburb of carpal mel and is he being held on preliminary charges of driving while intoxicated and possession of a controlled substance. it is not clear if he has posted and been released. >>> crimea's parliament declared the region an independent state. they voted to break off from ukraine and join russia. >>> there were street sell celebrations for negotiation on the next. meantime they are expected to announce sanctions and president barack obama told vladimir puntin on the phone that the crimea vote would never be recognized by the united states. they said they that he creates national law. >>> mahmoud abbas will talk a with president barack obama about middle east piece talks. they -- peace talks. they have made it clear that he objects to some of the provisions including recognizes israel as a dash extend. >>> they are trying to figure out if some of this is widespread and two much the hardest hit and wind and rain also and in the meantime they had to come to the rescue of some campers after the floo

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there will always be saboteurs and mel where. -- malware. we will see more and more a.i. programmers creating bad programs. i worry about that with relationship to our energy grid. but i read the guys who want to stop the a.i. smart enough to create programs to outsmart the programs from those from a lot of money? i think it is possible. >> i may have misunderstood but you are looking for two types of safeguards? >> the a.i. community this is about interviews with a.i. developers. we want safeguards. >> but by definition the similarities are rapidly expanding intelligence? >> once you get the super intelligence yes. there is a group the machine intelligence research the is trying to have safe a.i. that those programs that creates the lead dna. that tries to learn lessons from the industrial process built in from the inception. right now and advanced cognitive architecture but we will put a condom on its. but you have to start from scratch. there is a book called normal accidents about the development in to learn a lesson for labatt -- from that and gets $20,000 in donatio

too a minimum wage of $12.30 an hour the group board airman gives an example of a person owning multi-melel hamburger stands >> you raise richmond one $15 this guy is going to have to close the richmond store we don't want to keep that suspect. >> the increase would be raised in by 2017 a second reading is scheduled for next month. >> drivers, the california highway point tral on the lookout for people who toss garbage out of a car window. chp laufrnled it's doenl trash california enforcement campaign they kicked it off by having workers do spring cleaning n 2012 enough trash was picked up to fill 8,000 garbage trucks can getting a ticket is not cheap. minimum $480 fine. >> have you ever seen people do that some >> yes. >> just take to it a can. >> or home. >> yes. >> i brought my anger with me. and my out raining >> we count on that. >> just a lovely warm day. we've got thin clouds around but sunny skies at this hour ask around the bay area. 79 in santa cruz. here in san francisco, a high of 72. so spring like weaer on the day before spring begins. and 62 in half moon bay how about this