you will remember miss mueller used to be our executive officer. i anticipate this fiscal year we will save about $40,000 by bringing that work in house and having me do it. some of those savings are spread between the cca and the general fund account but it is still savings we are seeing from a general fund perspective. >> those savings would be accounted under legal and consulting services, that $40,000 is part of that 104? >> correct. that's where those savings would now be seen. the current budget doesn't separate out the two, next year's budget does. in the current budget, if you looked at the current budget line items, it's actually staff, legal services and consulting is the current line item as it stands on the budget. next year's budget i'm looking to change. >> the current year is 196810, they will be separated, then for our consultant services, miss mueller provides, she will probably be doing less of that work than she was doing the consultant services and the executive interim executive officer and she will still continue to do consult

the world's largest toy maker posted a mueller loss than projected.

thank you, captain mike mueller. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> ivan cabrera is here now. just looking those pictures, the situation on there seems like a confluence of the worst possible factors. >> they do incredible work out there, no question about it. you talked about the fire season. if the fire season now basically runs through the entire year because we don't have a rainy season, that is the problem here. we have very dry tinder here. 300 acres have been affected and 15% contained. we are talking about the winds this afternoon and low relative humidity and that is an issue we head through later on. temperatures are going to be that bad. i think that is going to be on our side here. temperatures will not be bad. we are talking about dry conditions the next several days. that has been the case, of course, throughout the year. the problem here. when you have a drought that makes things worse and makes firefighting a lot more difficult and what we have to contend with. the winds i think, guys, toda

have got hundreds of firefighters from 14 crews on the scene joining us right now is captain mike muellerf the riverside county fire department. captain, do you have any idea how this thing started? >> we don't. the cause is still under investigation but we do have cal fire law enforcement on scene trying to determine that as soon as we can. >> you were talking about the fact that this area hasn't been touched by fire in decades. how is that complicating efforts for all of you? >> well, it hasn't been touched in decade. this is a dam basin area and this vegetation is so thick, one, it's making it hard for crews to access it, but, two, the fuel in here is so extreme, it's producing critical fire conditions. >> you're getting a lot of people out of their homes. where are they going right now? >> we actually have an evacuation center in the city of norco called riley gym that is being staffed by the red cross right now. >> how are your resources holding up? they were talking about that drought and how that is affecting the way you can fight this. do you have enough resources? >> we do have e

i know miss mueller when she was executive officer a few years ago had that conversation with the clerk's office and that's been where it's at. i have not questioned that. i can go back to the clerk's office and get that answer for you, i'll get you an answer between meetings but i'll definitely have an official answer. >> i guess i would need to know where is their time coming from, where is the other half and what's the responsibility there. again, even if you look at lafco meeting once a month and those hours along with ours associated with work outside of lafco, it's definitely probably more than likely won't even be one-fourth of the time. i just need to have a clear understanding of how the time is broken down for that in particular. secondly, i think what i'm missing here, i know this is really from my understanding and just, i was hoping you could clarify, we're talking about this budget in the context of general fund dollars, not necessarily the cca dollars that come from the puc >> this is lafco general fund, which is separate from city and county general fund. >> okay. and so w

mueller ruled that marijuana should remain classified as a schedule 1 drug which are defined as drugsepted medical use and a high potential for abuse and heroin and lsd are also schedule 1 drugs. the judge's ruling maintains the distinction that states with legalized marijuana use are violating federal law. >>> a big change for the 8,000 students taking the mcat this week. the new admission test for medical school is longer by three hours. the number of questions has just about doubled going from 144 to 230. one test covers psychology sossology and concepts such as social inequality institutionalized racism and power, privilege and prestige. the vice dean at ucss says the new test mirrors the evolution of health care. 100 years ago all you needed to know was the science and now we have obesity and diebabetes that requires doctors to convince patients to change lifestyles. it is the first major revision in 25 years. >>> the giants are honoring brian stowe this week. the 46-year-old was severely beaten following an opening day game in los angeles in 2011. that meeting left him in a coma

after 109 years in the same spot the severances gold jeweler is not going to renew its lease mike muellerfrancisco here attached says the shrieve building may have survived the 1906 quake but the rest of 2016 not so much sure there are all sorts of expensive and sparkling jewels shrieve is famous for. shreve... but the pricetag to do business here in the city's unions where apparently too high for even this i in-store she should know lord's sakes is a top commercial real estate broker in the city so low wild replaced the story here at the corner post in red? another jewelry store harry winston from new york u.s. the same eerie winston mobile stars wear for the oscars. >>: you look around this action and is occupied by other international brands and harry winston will complete that. >> reporter: at bell said with their eggs they intend to go but they intend to keep the spot somewhere in union square >> pam moore: severances coast is area are hoping the supervisors davao on monday for businesses that want to stay in the city. and we're gonna be revisited baltimore with the fiery riots that

reporter: the finery aftermath and startling images of this crazy crash cracked captured by kron 4 mueller and posted on instagram flights on the ground spreading through the first of two trailers attached to a fully involved ups big rig truck video from are held up a partnership with abc seven news shows the crash near san quentin caused major delays on interstate 580 were several lines remain shut down through the day while crews cleaned up one drivers all sitting in traffic and needed all. >> reporter: the california highway patrol said the driver at the meeting and just before 5:30 a.m. in the morning spilling diesel fuel in the process sparking a fire the driver survived without injuries of the all much of the 50,000 lbs. of packages and the byrne traveler are destroyed the chp said it does not appear the drug was under the influence but investigators are looking into whether or not the driver fell asleep behind the wheel >> catherine heenan: more breaking news today somebody has been found in the field in san jose kron 4 was the first on the scene a detective told our reporter that a

vinculadas a isis arizona ha vivido en carne propia los efectos de este grupo con la muerte de kayla muellery ex profesor de primarias en phoenix top vo - juanfra y este tema nos lleva a la pregunta de esta maÑana.. qu opina de este video que asegura isis est reclutando a gente que vive en estados unidos? participe en este foro y su respuesta poddria ser compartida durante la emisin de este noticiero... lo nico que tiene que hacer es ir a nuestra pgina de facebook "telemundo 48"... all escribe su comentario... y aqu nosotros podramos compartir su opinin... participe con nosotros... recuerde: facebook/telemu ndo48 juanfra/topvo ---en kenya...al menos 147 personas murieron tras el ataque islamista del comando ''al- sha-bab'' en la universidad de garissa... --- entre los fallecidos figuran cuatro terroristas... --- por casi 16 horas cientos de estudiantes vivieron momentos de tensin cuando hombres armados ingresaron a una residencia universitaria y tomaron a alumnos como rehenes.. y luego dispararon indiscriminadame nte... --tras el ataque las autoridades han impuesto el toque de queda en cuatr

>>marty gonzales:the parents of kayla mueller.ty gonzales:the american human rights council invited mueller's parents to a dinner in dearborn, michigan friday. the area has the largest population of arab americans in the u-s. >>marty gonzales:we will be back with more news weather and traffic. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>marty gonzales: or want to assure you video of the celebration we have mike pelton and japan town where there is getting ready for today's opening ceremony. >>reporter: nortek not live look on poultry with that have the answer the picking up this morning at the festival is underway at 11:00 the opening ceremony is set for 1:00 this afternoon as a tesla's become a staple in this committee and the second-biggest cherry blossom festiv

vinculadas a isis arizona ha vivido en carne propia los efectos de este grupo con la muerte de kayla muellera ---la polica federal de mexico detuvo a "nicols trujillo-urieta"... take vo ....identificado como uno de los lderes regionales de "los caballeros templarios" en la zona de tierra caliente entre los estados de michoacn y guerrero y quien operaba campamentos en los cuales sta organizacin criminal lleg a mantener privados de su libertad a ms de 100 personas en su mayoria comerciantes y profesionistas. ---la polica federal seÑal que el detenido lleg a tener ms de 100 vctimas cautivas en campamentos improvisados. blanca ---autoridades de el salvador, informaron que hasta hoy viernes... take vo ....se ha reportado el arresto de 72 conductores peligrosos, sobretodo por consumo de alcohol, que circulaban por las calles del territorio nacional. ---2 de los arrestados presentaban un alto nivel de intoxicacion etilica. take half slab ---ademas, se informo que hasta el momento hay 248 lesionados, 20 fallecidos y 305 accidentes viales en lo que va de las celebraciones de la semana santa. blanca -

there's a mission where we launch and we miss james foley or stephen sotloff or you look at kayla mueller all those cases have a negative sad aspect to them. but we also do a lot of exploitation in conjunction with those raids and also collecting data that allows us to do some creative things after that. because keep in mind, lisa, this is a long term proposition. it's not just focusing on these two losses and this drone attack. it's looking at how do we in a long term collective action with the joint military interagency coalition members bring a solution that's going to make it more difficult for them to even take hostages and then, of course, when they are taken increase the precision with which we try and get them out and also if there is a drone attack in that region, that it's deconflicted in a way that we avoid having happen what did happen. >> is it acceptable policy for the u.s. approach to stick with something that broadly benefits the american public, but is at the expense of american hostages? >> well, i mean you have collateral damage in any conflict. you try always, in any b

mueller goes into position on the extreme right of the union line. he's facing bentonville. well he asked his commander major general frank. blair, he says, i don't suppose generally you'd have any objection to my making a little recog any distances, blair replies, none whatsoever. well there's a little bit of jornljoe patton in him. mower. he takes his two available brigades and decides to attack the left flank at bentonville. it just so happens that johnson's headquarters are right there, the john ben ton house. but it takes mower about an hour to get across the swamp. reaching the confederate line. it's a gad thing because the only -- good thing because the only confederate he's facing is this. poor excuse for a line. in the meantime, general johnson erects hardy to put together a counterattacking force to stop moore's project. it'll take time for them to select strength. and just before hardy can watch his counterattack, moore strikes. punches a whole in the confederate line. squirmishers with their 16 shooter henrys are able to get all the way to the edge of bentonville

. >> and after the loss of some of our hostages to isis after kayla mueller's death, there's been a lototiating is the right policy. the weinstein family is raising this issue. should we revisit this? >> i think it's the right policy. it's obviously difficult. if it were my family member i would argue it was the wrong policy. as a nation if we get in business of paying ransoming, we're paying the people doing kidnappings, encouraging more kidnappings. i don't think that's viable. all the same i understand the human dynamic involved and how agonizing and terrible it is for the family of those who are taken hostage. of course a result like we've heard the president talk about today is worst of all. >> should we reconsider the threshold for signature strikes? >> should there be be a higher threshold before the cia and authorization of the president? the general authorization the president gives for these kinds of drone strikes? >> we'll be reviewing very carefully the evidence the intelligence community had here and making sure we determine whether the community met the standard, the high

roger: we had not seen the tape which was demonstrated in the mueller report.is clear what we said factually, what we would like to have been is in a position where we had a better policy. we have better people and we could have gotten to a conclusion based on more facts initially as opposed to at a later date. charlie: how do you determine punishment? roger: it is something that we spend a great ill of time on. based on the actual incident. what we would call aggravating factors that in domestic violence, as an example, where children are involved where there is any type of weapons involved, strike elation or any kind of choking involved, those are all fat tears. -- factors. it is called escalation. what happens is those have a tendency to indicate anything -- something more serious might happen even though the image -- initial incident could be serious. it starts as may be an emotional abuse and it escalates. charlie: does anything you know tell you this is unique to football or this is a societal issue that comes to focus in professional football because of

as you know a wonderful young woman named kayla mueller of prescott, arizona, was killed by these terrible people. and i think over time the communication with her family got better. i also think we should review why we were unable to rescue her as well. but again, this is a tough business we're in. i don't want to be in the position of monday morning quarterbacking but we have to have the insurance. members of congress families, and others have to make sure that whatever measures are necessary to prevent this from ever happening again. >> if i may, just one quick political question. you've been pretty out there and engaged in the 2016 race for president on the republican side. really taking some whacks at ted cruz and most recently rand paul on his foreign policy. you were a nominee, not just a candidate, a nominee. why do you want to get in there so badly? >> i guess, you know, it's like the horse that used to draw the milk wagon. no really it's thrust upon me some of this. in other words, senator cruz who i like and is a valued member says that -- or the impression was created that he h

. >> ifill: it wasn't long ago that we heard about kayla mueller also killed unintentionally. i wonder whether if you're taken hostage now in this region by al qaeda if there is any chance ever of getting out? it doesn't seem like it ends well anymore. >> well, it has ended well in some cases, but the fact is for terrorists, kidnapping is a wonderful force. it forces the u.s. potentially to engage. it gives them an epropaganda value so there are lots of place whrrkz syria, iraq yemen or pakistan, where americans are vulnerable. and putting seals and special operations forces on the ground to try to rescue them, one endangers the hostages and two puts our people on the ground in danger so this is a very tricky operation wherever it happens. >> ifill: adam entous this apparently happened in january, we're not precisely sure when or where. why are we just hearing about it now? >> it took a while per the administration to get else intels which indicated that in this strike, which they assumed was like any other strike, they thought they hit their target. they thought it was an al

years in this same spot the san francisco jewel york jeweler is not going to renew its lease mike muellern francisco heritage says the shreve building maybe and have survived the 1906 earthquake but the rest of 2016 and not so much sure there are all sorts of expensive and sparkly jules shreve is famous for but the price tag to do business here in the city's union square apparently too high even for this type in store she knows she should go or say is the top commercial real estate broker in this city. so long will replace shreve here at the corner opposed and rent? another jewelry store harry winston from new york yes the same harry winston mommy stars wear for the oscars. >>: you see this section is occupied by other international mom brands >> reporter: right now shreve is not saying where it's gonna go at 10 food and scientistic keep the sparkle somewhere in union square. >> pam moore: san francisco heritage mike buick look bulow is hoping this emphasis of supervisors will introduce a bill that provides funds to help out legacy building businesses that want to stay put in the city. >>

that matt knows he can't pull off by himself, so he contacts friend and local video whiz michael muellerlp make his dream a reality. >> i'm thinking just some bullet points that i'd like to do this. but it was a script. like you had to sign a disclosure form to read this. right? so, i'm like, okay, he definitely knows exactly how he wants it done. >> for nearly a month, matt and michael collaborate, writing, shooting and editing a video marriage proposal for the ages, titled, what else -- >> "making the movies jealous." a love story so true, it couldn't have been written. >> in the faux trailer, matt asks ginny's dad for her hand in marriage. >> i'd like to have your lessing, sir. may i have your daughter's hand in marriage? >> then sets off to get his gal. >> i would love to have you as a son-in-law. >> there's a lot of things in that video that people don't know about, that there's a lot of deep meaning behind it, like where me and her dad are talking. that's a church camp that she grew up at. >> what are you waiting for? >> their video short is full of twists, turns and even cinematic

longer term looks to water metering companies like mueller and pump systems companies like xlum.>> thanks very much jane. >>> divorce via facebook. one ceo's mega payday and a furious start to the summer box office season. that's all coming up when we visit the power rundown in two minutes. [ radio chatter ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] andrew. rita. sandy. ♪ ♪ meet chris jackie joe. minor damage or major disaster, when you need us most, we're there. state farm. we're a force of nature, too. ♪ ♪ >> let's get a check on the market. still hovering near session highs. dow up 160 points despite the fact that the entire weekend had futures in the red, and we were down 116 points. right at the open. a weaker dollar as well as dovish comments from dudley of the fed as well as ism nonmanufacturing that came in in line. that helped propel the averages higher. maybe bad news is good news again. either way for today, tyler, it is doing well for the markets. >> all right. thanks very much. time for the power rundown. kayla, along with tooul julia in the hot seat today. used to be when you got a di

admiral mueller would spend a lot of time with them behind the scenes. he was very open and honest and the result is that they have gotten a tremendous increase, which they should have and the secret service also is pretty good at that. they will show you the facilities at national conventions, give them special access to members of congress and unfortunately that has not resulted in more money because he could service has not asked for more money which is really outrageous. and, you know it's been back and forth. he would lie to congress he he would lie to the public and they were not very happy with supportive with him although newt gingrich did understand. >> host: we have another caller from san mateo california. >> caller: thank you, i appreciate you allowing me to participate. mr. kessler. hello? >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: yes, my question in regards to bush in the white house he had given carte blanche to the white house to the log cabin republicans, who are picking up young under age boys bring them to the white house to be time that th

this came up in the case of kala mueller supposedly killed in a jor jordanian air strike. seen not just in syria or afghanistan but in yemen these operations don't always go as smoothly as we might like. >> thank you so very much for being with me. we are expecting any second now the president of the united states to get to the press room there at the white house. you see the different correspondents lined up and giving their concluding statements. what we do know the president is expected to speak about the press release that we got from the white house moments ago. they're talking about -- there you see the president of the united states. >>> this morning i want to express our grief and condolences to the families of two hostages one american dr. warren weinstein and an italian giovanni laporto who were killed in a u.s. counter terrorism operation. warren and giovanni were aid workers in pakistan. after warren was abducted by al qaeda in 2011 i directed my national security team to do everything possible to find him and bring him home safely to his family. and dedicated

admiral mueller would spend a lot of time with them behind the scenes.n and honest and the result is that they have gotten a tremendous increase, which they should have and the secret service also is pretty good at that. they will show you the facilities at national conventions, give them special access to members of congress and unfortunately that has not resulted in more money because he could service has not asked for more money which is really outrageous. and, you know it's been back and forth. he would lie to congress he he would lie to the public and they were not very happy with supportive with him although newt gingrich did understand. >> host: we have another caller from san mateo california. >> caller: thank you, i appreciate you allowing me to participate. mr. kessler. hello? >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: yes, my question in regards to bush in the white house he had given carte blanche to the white house to the log cabin republicans, who are picking up young under age boys bring them to the white house to be time that that happened. i'm

. >> this is a duet of a james taylor song jessie mueller from "beautiful" and annika larsen who playedood times ♪ ♪ no one's gonna take that time away ♪ ♪ you can stay as long as you like ♪ >> isn't that beautiful? how they sing it together? >> they have beautiful voices. ♪ you can close your eyes ♪ ♪ you can close your eyes ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ >> for one it's happy thursday. >> download that song. it's on annika larsen's cd. >> james just makes you so happy. the first time you heard "fire and rain" on the radio, i forget the year but i had just had my first breakup, a heartbreak my first love. i just on repeat -- well you couldn't repeat back then. >> you slipped it up with the needle. >> no it was on the road. it just brings back all those emotions. music is so powerful. we don't sing on the radio, but you can listen to us on sirius/xm channel 108 now. >>> they have lost a lot of weight. they feel great. >> two ladies got new looks to match the new slimmer for soft beautiful feet, i have a professional secret. amope and its premium foot care line. the new amope pedi perfect foot fil

. >> when kayla mueller was killed earlier this year, the administration said they would review hostage negotiation. today the weinstein family put out a statement that said support was inconsistent over the last three year. they called on the government to have a consistent approach to supporting hostages and their families. do you think the government did all they could about the weinstein family? ms. pelosi: we just found out about this now. i'd be curious to read everything i can about it. i'm sad they think that because the president said in his remarks that for a very long time they had been trying, the full force of what they could do to find him and both of those hostages. >> what about in regard to other hostages that have been killed? ms. pelosi: it's about all the hostages but it is beyond collateral damage, it is something that should never happen and you know, the question is, how much tissue my understanding is they believe they had what they needed to know that led them to believe there was nobody there except their target. and again, you're asking me a question about i d