would be a part of north california. there would be a 51st state called south california.nn sunday morning. >>> closing arguments expected to begin in just a little while in the capital murder trial of casey anthony. the florida mother is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. you're seeing casey's father there in that first picture. if the jury gets the case tonight they will deliberate through the july fourth holiday. >>> people in wisconsin are cleaning up after strong storms ripped through the northwest and part of the state. look at that. one person killed, another 39 injured. the storm tore roofs off buildings, left thousands without power. also in new mexico, a bit of good news for the nuclear facility at los alamos. the lab lifted a state of emergency because wildfires burning nearby are no longer a direct threat. the lab hasn't said when it might re-open. 10,000 people evacuated from their homes and are waiting to hear when they can return. >>> if you apply for welfare in florida, you will be screened for drugs. a new law just went into effect. it req

surveillance video caught the suspect at the mcdonald's on north california boulevard and the car heedly drove off in a silver hyundai sonata containing giants memorabilia including former player willie mccovey autographed bats and balls. >>> opponents begin their fight against the teaming of gay history in california schools. they will start collecting signatures for a possible ballot referendum seeking to overturn the law. it was signed earlier this month by governor brown. that law makes california the first state to mandate the teaching of gay and lesbian history in public schools. it's scheduled to take effect in two years. >>> 6:39 now. electric cars are supposedly good for the air and your wallet but it looks like some communities may be missing out on some of those benefits. kcbs radio's matt bigler has more on the demographic that is may be left behind in the electric car rush. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are talking about minority communities and according to this report, minority drivers are being left stranded by electric cars. this is from the berke

it's a gave him a photo was taken outside a mcdonald's on north california boulevard. it belongs to the employee of the popular mcalbry's restaurant. >>> red light runners in los angeles are told not to pay their tickets. bay area drivers should also catch the same break. >> partly sunny skies et cetera door. coming up, like you'd expect for your neighborhood come tomorrow. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >> newschopper2 life over the scene where and six alarm fire at macro plastics had been burning. you can see

they say he stole a car on north california boulevard monday with the items inside. it is a silver 2011 sonata with a california license plate. the driver says he mistakenningly left the keys in the ignition. inside the car were bats and balls as well as a jersey autographed. >>> well the nfl lockout is over. and it's back to business for the bay area's two pro football teams. the oakland raiders formally report this morning and they'll be making up for lost time. the nfl labor dispute put the entire season on hold. and the raiders only have 16 days to get ready for the first pre-season game. >> i think the outside world, they really didn't know about the business part. they just like the game, the excitement, watching sports center and the highlights and stuff. and same with me. but the business part has to be taken care of. >> now the 49ers begin training camp tomorrow. >>> profootball fans don't appear to hold grudges. ticket master reports sales on the nfl ticket exchange soared 332% on monday from the day before. monday was the day that the players approved the d

man in the photograph, walnut creek say they caught him in action outside the mcdonald's on north california boulevard. the car's owner says he was inside getting a cup of coffee when he saw the thief hop into the car and take off on california boulevard. hidden in the back of the car, autographed bats and balls signed by giants legend hall of famer. the car a silver 2011 hyundai son atta, the license plate on the team. >> a sign of the times, bill pay, paypal, the post office becoming much less relevant. the u.s. postmaster general says many will probably be shut down. thirteen of those are in the bay area, including this one in daly city. branches in san jose, oakland and san francisco are also on the list. no decision has been made yet. they will not be made until december. the postal service has lost $8 billion in one year. >>> this morning an east bay animal shelter on the brink of closing. youtube video from the valley humane society in pleasanton. the shelter says it needs to raise $125,000 in the next 30 days or it might have to cut employees and programs, even close its doors. the n

it happened yesterday morning at the mcdonald's on north california boulevard around the corner fromway plaza. hidden in the back of the carna were autographed bats and balls from former hall of famer willie mccovey. police say video captured the theft rand the suspect described as a white man in his late 20s or early 30s about 510:00, thin build, a shaved head and a goatee. >>> it turns out that california's got a $6 billion secret. it's called the unclaimed property fund. it's actually where businesses who owe people money but can't find them send the money once they give up looking. but as we have learned, it's not just your money that's there, it could be your cities, your schools, even your neighborhood's library money. garvin thomas goes in depth to find out why the government is holding so much of the government's own money. >> so you're going to tell me what to type in? >> reporter: if you were the head of a school district these days, struggling to keep your head above water, imagine just how excited you would be if someone showed you a pile of money with your district's nam

california now where one local lawmaker thinks it will be a good idea for the state to split into a north californiand a south california. yes, a 51st state we would have. riverside supervisor who is from california wants about a dozen other countries to help form a new state. you see the breakdown here on the map. can you see that he doesn't want los angeles in his state of southern california, though. that would go to the north. stone says the state legislature is out of control, and he thinks this is the way to go. >> our state legislature that is supposed to be making laws and being respected imposes laws that are not lawful. i think our state is california gone wild. >> i think certainly the spending and the government that we have in sacramento doesn't properly represent the interest of the people in southern, spurtly their spending habits. whether or not that's going to happen, probably not. >> now, this is a possibility that they are discussing right now. it's actually been proposed before, would you believe? it was back in the 1970s where there was talk of splitting california in half, east

they say that he stole a car from north california boulevard on monday. car is a silver 2011 hyundai. there is the license plate. the driver said that he mistakenly left the keys in the ignition and inside the car were bats and balls as well as a jersey autographed by giants great willie. >>> braves fans got a little more baseball than they bargained for last night. >> ground ball. and alvarez coming home and it's not in time! the braves got a 4-3 win over the pittsburgh pirates. look at it. this happen in the bottom of the 19th inning. i'm not kidding. that was at longest game in the history of atlanta's turner field. >> wow! >> 19th inning. >> that is a lot of innings, even for baseball fans like sal. >> use your good eye, ump! my goodness. i yell at the screen and that was a horrible call. >> he wanted to go home. >> they wanted to go home. but that was -- my grandmother, 95 years old could have made a better call than that. let's take a look at traffic. traffic is moving along well as you get up to highway 17 northbound. there are no major problems th

he's caught on camera outside mcdonald's on north california boulevard in walnut creek.ar's owner says he was inside getting a cup of coffee when the man hopped into his car and took off. hidden in the back of the car, autographed bats and balls signed by giants legend. the car is a 2011 hyundai sonata. the license plate number on your screen there. if you see it call police. >>> an under water plant is threatening the start of the americas cup. exotic seaweed which can grow 10 feet pose dangers to native habitats throughout san francisco baseman the plant is found at some piers and could attach itself onto spectator boats. state regulators are refusing to issue permits for the race until organizers can prove the event will not significantly spread that seaweed. one option to deal with the plant is an eradication program which would be funded by the americas cup and port authorities. at annual whale migration under way in south africa. we have video. the migration is a chance to see huge hump backs that come to colombia to mate. they began moving north from antarctic mon

it happened on north california boulevard.in the back of the car, autographed bats and balls signed by giants legend hall of famer. the surveillance view actually captured the theft and the suspect is described as a white man in his late 20s or early 30s, about 5'10" thin build, shaved head and goatee. >>> this morning an underwater plant is tlitenning the start of the americas cup. exotic seaweed which can grow 10 feet pose dangers to native kelp throughout san francisco bay. the plan is found at some piers and could attach itself on spectator boats. state regulators are refusing to issue permits for the race until organizers can prove the event will not significantly spread that seaweed. one option to deal with the plant is an eradication program which would be funded by the americas cup and port authorities. >>> it's 6:36 right now, time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. we've got a great looking weekend at the coast. it's going to be hot inland. low pressure is kind of on the same vert

if you're a firefighter man or woman, north bay, central bay or central california, you're super happy about this pattern because it just settles down the fire danger and air quality. if you're looking for ahead, it's not happening. temperatures will remain on the cool side below average and most likely in your neighborhood in the 60s or low 70s unless you're in the inland bay valleys and we'll get it back in the mid-70s today. tonight at 12:00, we're going to be tracking the fog. this time of year, this is our weather. this is the story.

we have a weather system that is producing rain on the north coast of california and there may even be a few showers to the north of santa rosa for our monday. but it is just a slight chance otherwise look for more mild temperatures and warming up by midweek more details coming up. >> it came down to penalty kicks in the women's world final after the u.s. team is their first three shots it was japan for the picking and they did not miss a point. this ended up being japan's first world title. thousands of fans gathered outside of the civic center to watch the game we have the story. >> you can see just how many people watch the game at the civic center plaza, nearly 3000 fans sat on the ground and nearly could not keep their eyes off the big screen. most of the people were cheering for the american women's team, you can hear their excitement after the team scored a goal. but it was this kick that made japan the world cup champions. these ladies could not want any more and aden said it was a tough loss and after he shook his head after watching the game. >> it was a big letdown. >> despi

it happened yesterday afternoon at the bank of the west on north california boulevard.say the man pointed the handgun at. the teller. a police dog traced the man sent to a nearby parking garage. he was not found. he's described as african- american in miss mid-20s, about 5'6". >>> your time, 8:02. police are searching for a homicide suspect now wanted for it a -- for it a third killing. this is jonathan walker. police say he is now the suspect in a vallejo homicide that happened three years ago. take it a look at the video from the shooting scene from last month in vallejo that police are also connecting talker to. it police claim that talker shot and killed a man in the parking lot of this apartment complex. talker is also a suspect in a san francisco shooting in jan. one man was killed. another was injured. police say walker is armed and dangerous. >>> well, a memorial service will start in just a couple of hours from now for 2001 of the victims of the fishing both disaster in mexico. leslie yee is the only person confirmed dead so far. his body washed ashore it after

california. specifically, north hollywood, where he used to work odd jobs in the film industry. he was last known to be driving a 1996 gold oldsmobile four- door sedan, california plate 3szy023. >>> a fire in san francisco's rohr haight neighborhood forced some residents out of their homes. 70 firefighters responded to the two-alarm fire on waller after 6:30 last night. they say wind made it a stubborn fire to fight. no injuries reported, cause under investigation. >>> a university of san francisco student is one of the three presumed dead after plunging over a waterfall at yosemite. all three were with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen river above vernal falls. a woman fell into the water and another man and woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies haven't been recovered. >>> back near san francisco, there is a new head of transportation. the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reiskin will be named today as executive director of the municipal tra

california that's losing them because they are not being competitive. >> bill: much cheap tore live in texas, particularly south texas than it is up here in the north and california. you both agree once perry gets, in romney's numbers are going to come down and is he going to hurt romney. that's the guy that's going to get hurt. >> remember, at this point, bill, money counts big time and rick perry has demonstrated the ability to raise money. >> bill: i mean, he can get texas money, no doubt. >> the crazy part about him is he is a guy who once said let texas accede from the rest of the country. >> bill: he wasn't serious about it. come on. >> he has also run a really competent campaign many times in a giant state which proves can he do it. very tech savvy. very smart stuff. do it on a. >> when i say juan and mary katharine thank you. that means the segment so ever. >> i didn't hear you. >> bill: directly ahead, as you may know, there is a split in the republican party. the tea party against the old guard. can there be detente between the two sides? and then another scandal in detroit. more union auto workers caught using intox casts on their lunch hour

imagine california as two separate states. north and south california.any have often wished it could be that way. but tonight there is actually a push to make that happen. as greg mills explains, it all boils down to taxes. >> reporter: the u.s. has north and south dakota. and north and south carolina. if jeff stone gets his way, the 51st state will have a geographical designation, as well. >> call it south california. >> reporter: stone is republican supervisor serving riverside county. he wants his county and 12 others in central and southern california to secede and form their own state. but look at the map. something's missing. >> l.a. county was purposely excluded from the new county. >> reporter: why is that? >> because they embrace a lot of the liberal policies that we see up in sacramento. >> reporter: this movement was inspired by sb89 the new state budget which stone feels was directed by lobbyists and special interest groups not dealing with the best interests of those in these counties. >> it could cause four of our cities to become insolvent

we have a rainstorm that is moving into the north coast of california. it will bring some rain showers possibly to the north of santa rosa along with continued mild temperatures. there is a warm-up and store i will let you know about that later on. >> thousands of people packed the seven fiscal civic center to watch the fifa world cup final. the u.s. national team lost in dramatic fashion to japan but that did not stop people from enjoying the match with fellow soccer fans. the event was organized by the parks department with many sponsors. an estimated 3000 + people were on hand to cheer on their favorite teams. >> it was great we have been waiting for women's soccer to come to this level and now we're he would downtown san for cisco want to get and now it is mainstream is here and they're ready to go. >> this is awesome, they're still about here the weather is beautiful this is a great day. >> it is a great day for our country is good to have people rallied together. >> we will bring highlights from the heartbreaking match, and to get closer look at the

if somebody is in california or north carolina or new york city they're connected to mountaintop removal because they're turning on the lights they're opening strategy was to draw attention to a school situated close to a mountaintop removal site and marsh fork west virginia c'mon is owned by massey energy america's fourth largest coal producer marsh fork elementary is a very very scary situation they have two point eight billion gallons of khowst slurry which is why it's toxic it's toxic material it has arsenic layer artery chromium and there's a lot of really really bad chemicals in this sludge there is a lake of the two point eight billion gallons of coast guard sitting behind this elementary school four hundred yards up on top of a mile. there's two hundred twenty eight kids in the school and the sophistication of engineering it goes into the construction of the is asked suspect and not duplicated in any other physical structure anywhere in in the world in one nine hundred seventy two buffalo creek there was this disaster or one of these impoundments basically blew out millions of ga

north to south. central california commissions would be san antonio to the south. and in the southern missions would be san fernando all the way down to san diego. the pilgrimage is not a tour. the pilgrimage goes to each site focusing on this ain't or the name of that particular mission spending time at each mission in prayer, and we tell the history, provide the background of the indians of the padres who were there, of the politics that happened. what it is based on is the pilgrimage company that originally started about four years ago taking them to have a cc experience. then it developed into a little bit more. finally, it was, what do we do about people in the united states? it was the california pilgrimage. >> these are some of the events. >> they are usually about a week long. we try to avoid saying in the city near the shopping and the theaters and that's type of stuff, because we are on pilgrimage. it's not a retreat either. we go with pilgrims to these missions, and we spent time in prayer at each mission. plus, doing the historical tours. >> you have a

some of the excitement is gone -- >> because of north carolina sort of neutralized it. now we'll go to californiaida, because this is basically whatever happens here is going to decide who truly wins in these two cities -- who truly wins the redistricting. california has changed how they draw the line, david wasserman, walk me through it. i hear a dry cleaner's involved, okay? >> it's the huge laboratory of reform and it's really unprecedented territory for redistricting. having average citizens come into the process and take control of drawing a map literally -- >> a dry cleaner, a die who owns a dry cleaning. >> a chiropractic. >> they are involved. >> they are involved in redrawing lines for all the politicians who have grown accustomed to drawing lines for themselves and choosing their own voters it's a huge laboratory of reform and the question we're asking ourselves which incumbents will end up rats in this experiment. i think when you consider in the last ten years, there hasn't been a single democrat to lose reelection -- >> an incumbent to a republican. >> in the last ten years there's b

[laughter] >> this is a whale that has taken quite a liking california's north coast. call the 40 ft. gray whale showed up in the river about a month ago. crowds are still going to see it causing a traffic headache along the highway. biologists have use dozens of meth is trying to get the whale into the pacific ocean but it is not scientists believe it will leave when it runs out of food. >> the ipod is sinking fast. apple sold only 7.5 million in its most recent quarter. lowest since the fall of 2005. sales fell 20% from a year ago. revenue dropped 15%. >> you might want to think twice about taking a road or towel from a hotel room. hotels are now starting to use high-tech methods to track their linens. gabe slate shows us this new technology. >> a miami tech company called lyndon tracker has designed washable i sd chips that can be sewn into linen. >> i ask the stands for radiofrequency is identification. >> they are paper thin. they are like a finn, a small sticker. creating one of these that is what approved as a big deal. the hotel industry could benefit. these wa

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as i started going back i started when he was a little boy growing up in north hollywood, california. he told me mark, he said i never graduated. i said what do you mean you didn't graduate? i knew he was an all-american at the university of portland. he said no, didn't graduate college but i also didn't graduate high school. i was dumbfounded. i said wait a minute, how can you end up in a four year institution like the university of portland without graduating high school? so i pulled this transcript which i did for the book and lo and behold on his college transcript it said he did not graduate. on his portland transcript and showed how the school had erased grades to keep him playing because when he went there, this was at a time when not a lot of blacks were allowed to enter large black colleges. >> what year are we talking about here? >> we are talking about 1960. so when i saw this, in my personal life i worked in a program. i was an athlete myself but nevertheless i saw a lot of parallels of what was going on with my father in 1952 what is going now in the 2000's. and 2011. you

california. as it plows in at a very unseasonally strong low it has dipped in. maybe mendocino county north you would be in line for more clouds. the mere fact it's in northwest california is impressive. yesterday we maxed out on the low clouds and fog. nothing compared to what we saw yesterday. low 50s to upper 50s. 51 santa rosa. 53 livermore. 58 oakland one of the warmest. west at nine at sfo. it's lifting northeast. we are on the southern edge of it. it will prevent us from warming up today. it will keep temperatures below average. slightly warmer for a few. the extended outlook does show gradual warming as the low moves out which would be tonight and tomorrow. it looks like high pressure would want to build in. there is no consensus on it. it does look a little warmer inland. today sunny and breezy in patchy fog and a little warmer. more clouds to the north. 70s for many. a few very, very low 80s. and the five-day does have some high clouds maybe to the north. overall mostly sunny today. more change as we go into tuesday or wednesday. 9:does look warmer as we head to -- it does look wa

americans are counting do you remember the days until prince william and kate's north american tour brings the royal couple to california. in the meantime, the man who may some day be king of england once again showed off some canadian spirit. peter alexander takes us north of the border. ♪ >> reporter: it's been quite the honeymoon tour for the world's most famous newlyweds. who else could enjoy a carriage ride followed by lobster on the shores of prince edward island one day and be serenaded by drummers just beneath the arctic circle the next? william offered a simple thank you in their dialect. >> we're so excited to be here. >> reporter: here in canada, another royal welcome for the duke and duchess of cambridge. kate won fans just by dropping the puck while william went 0 for 3 with calvin. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: yellow knife, the capital of the northwest territories is a remote region five times the size of the united kingdom. but with a population of 41,000. >> i feel like a kid, you know? it's a wonderful experience. >> i'm prince william. >> reporter: the prince and his new bride dazzled crowds at ever

he says california's medical marijuana law has encouraged mexicans fleeing the drug wars to move north. so for mexican pot growers, drug traffickers, california's a sort of a safe haven. >> we have established and probably dismantled well over a hundred organizations since 2004, mexican traffickers that are involved that have connections to mexico. these people are engaged in making money. they like to exploit the medical individuals that are the 1% or 2% that use marijuana for the purpose of pain management. >> montgomery: so, 1% or 2% of the marijuana grown is going into the medical marijuana industry, and the rest is going into the black market? >> i would say it's pretty close to that, yeah. as far as i'm concerned, the medical marijuana industry is a black market, so in my point of view, there is no legal/illegal. it is illegal. >> montgomery: back in mendocino county, sheriff allman has to square that federal position with his local realities. so he's invited tommy lanier to a meeting with state and local officials to lay out a bold new plan. >> this is going to be the biggest te

california. specifically, north hollywood where he used to work odd jobs in the film industry. was last known to be driving a 1996 gold oldsmobile four- door sedan california plate 3szy023. >>> a busy stretch of silicon valley freeway will be closed for four straight nights. could this be our own bay area carmageddon? matt bigler reports. >> reporter: good morning. it's not exactly carmageddon like they almost saw in l.a. but it's going to be a big inconvenience for a lot of silicon valley commuters who drive overnight or early in the morning. this is highway 101 through south san jose a three-mile stretch of the freeway both directions north and south that will be completely shut down starting at midnight tonight through about 5:30 tomorrow morning. and that last for the next four evenings as caltrans does overnight roadwork. we have been talking to commuters about this closure. a lot of them have had a heads up because caltrans has highway message boards outletting them know about the closure. a commuter says caltrans has within warning with the message boards. >> i have seen

. >> the television academy in north hollywood, california. [ applause ] >> good morning.entations this morning are melissa mccarthy, who stars in the cbs series "mike & molly," and joshua jackson, who stars in the fox broadcasting series "fringe." melissa, joshua, thank you. thank you so much for being here so early in the morning. thank you. >> our pleasure. our pleasure. >> melissa, ladies first. >> oh. okay. quite a gentleman. the nominations in the drama series category are -- "boardwalk empire," "dexter," "friday night lights," "game of thrones," "the good wife" and "mad men." >> the nominees for lead actress in a drama series are kathy bates, "harry's law." connie britton, "friday night mireille enog "the killing," mariska harrington day, julianna margulies and elisabeth moss. >> more lead actor in a drama series, steve buscemi, "boardwalk empire," kyle chandler, "friday night lights," michael c. hall, "dexter," jon hamm, "mad men," hugh laurie, "house" and timothy olyphant, "justified." >> for outstanding miniseries or movie, the nominees are "cinema verite," "down

this is the largest uv treatment plant in california and the third largest in north america. >>> 5:17 to go back to sal once again. i have a note here that says four bp. what is that? >> that is four bay point. that's my shorthand to tell the directors what we're going to show. and thank you for asking. little window inside ktvu. let's see what four bp looks like to you. 4 bay point. see. george and ken and dave they all know what that means back there. westbound on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade and the guys in utility knows what that means too. let's go out and take a look at 880 north and southbound. traffic is moving along pretty well here past the oakland coliseum. and the morning commute on 237 is still off to a pretty nice start. so this is a good opportunity for you if you need to get to that meeting on time and early or early you can get out there on the roads pretty good for you. 5:17. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. good morning. low clouds and fog. yesterday at this time the coast was clear. that's not the case today. it's making -- it being fog,