i met robert's john, robert junior at a cam with children with aids in north california.t now has a permanent home in livermore, thanks to the foundation. the founder of camp sunburst is jerry de larosa brooks. she was the first woman in the country to create a camp for children with aids on the west coast. i was privileged to work with you back then. as we talked about this i was the one to first hold a child with aids in this market. it was kind of shocking back then. i'm so glad we've some so far. >> it's really wonderful, cheryl. thank you for inviting me. >> thank you for the work you're doing. you're working in two places. >> that's correct. >> you're still working with teenagers, corrects? >> teenagers and young adults. >> welbring us up to date. >> pretty much in the united states it's been completely eradica eradicated. now we have children born with aids turning into adolescents, so they need to have programming that supports them even beyond that into adult medical care. when the young people turn 18 they still need to have the support to stay adherence to medi

including auto theft, gun and drug possession, is also an admitted member of the nortenos, a violent north california-based gang. according to investigators, tovar had a troublesome history with afoa and was once beaten up by him at a party. >> they beat me up, throwing rocks through my window. he's bringing upon himself all this. you know? >> afoa was allegedly stabbed numerous times by tovar and another man who is also in custody at santa rita but declined to speak on camera. the reports state that investigators have numerous text messages from guzman, indicating that she had been part of a plan to murder afoa. one that began three months prior to the crime. since her arrest 12 hours earlier, the story has already made local news. as a result, jail officials have decided to place guzman in special housing. >> so they put you in red. red means that you're going to be segregated. what we call ad-seg. you're going to be housed by yourself. every time we move you to and from court, you'll be in waist chains. waist restraints. there are various reasons but a lot of times for their safety, if they feel it's a

an application seeking a type 48 on sale public general license for [inaudible] 16 california street located on the north side of california street. from march 2012 to march 2013 there were 21 calls for service -- police calls for service. for that same time period there was one report. this premise is located in plot 154. applicant premises is located in a high crime area. the premises is located in 117. it is in an undue concentration area. there are zero letters of protest and support recorded with the department of california alcoholic beverage control. there is no opposition from the police department if they meet the conditions. the following conditions have been recommended -- sales, service and consumption shall be between 8:00 am 2:00 am daily. the sale of alcoholic beverages for off sale consumption is strictly prohibited. and please note that on may 31, 2013 there was an email received from mr. dennis leery which states that he agrees with these recommendations. >> thank you. any questions of the tore? inspector? >> no questions. >> why don't we open it up to public comment. if there is any me

is from north hollywood, california. you just won $1,000. a personal assistant, huh? yes.h, what business is this person you assist in? um, right now i just work for a businesswoman. oh. in the past, i've worked for some musicians. yeah. okay. yeah. mm-hmm. good. sounds interesting. originally from new jersey. yes, east windsor, new jersey. all right. and, uh, what do you like to do when you're not assisting personally? i love singing and going to the movies and hiking. all right. nice to have you here, rona. good luck to you. thank you. hi, lizzy. hi. uh, lizzy perez from miami lakes, florida. a customer service supervisor. that's right. uh, and a married lady. yes, i am, been married for 19 years. i have 2 beautiful daughters -- a 16-year-old and a 14-year-old. yeah. and you like-- you like boats and cruising and all that, ships. anything that has to do with the boats, with the sea. yep. occasionally we give those away on the show. hopefully i win one of those. okay. well, i hope you do well tonight. nice to have you here. thank you. hi, jared. hi, pat. jared bray from s

in 2009, delatora was elected business manager of the north thener california district of labor and in 2010, appointed to the general executive board as the vice president as large. he is responsible for the non-profits and serves on the boards of the san francisco planning and urban research association, and mission housing, development corporation and the institute. he serves the laborers through his work on several labor boards as well as the joint apprenticement training committee. please join us and welcoming our partner, oscar delator. [ applause ] >> good evening. thank you, zelda for that kind introduction. and thank you mr. mayor, just made his remarks for being a mayor that invests in the youth of this great city. it also, supervisor breed for being here taking the time from your busy schedules. my remarks will be limited but, first i would like to congratulate all of the graduates that went through a successful in t city build academy. i know that you guys went through a tough course and now you have the means to be successful whether you pursue the industry by being electri

new sources in texas, north dakota, and california have put america on course to produce as much oil as saudi arabia by 2020. thanks to new technologies, previously inaccessible reserves can now be reached and the oil fields just keep on producing. from california, our science editor reports. >> the rhythm of pumps pulling oil from the grown, the beating heart of every modern economy. this is california, but not as most people know it. in one of the largest oil fields on the planet, the baked ground is swept bare, an entire landscape stretches for miles, given over to the extraction of oil from the rock below, and it keeps producing. it's an incredible site, with more than 10,000 of these pumps drawing up the oil. this field has been producing for more than a century. whenever anyone thinks it might run dry, someone comes along and either finds more oil or comes up with a new way of getting at it. the result, as in many parts of the world, there's more oil than previously thought. >> the owner of one of the oil fields here takes me to one of his sites. >> we've been pumping oil like

new sources in texas, north dakota, and california have put america on course to produce as much oili arabia by 2020. thanks to new technologies, previously inaccessible reserves can now be reached and the oil fields just keep on producing. from california, our science editor reports. >> the rhythm of pumps pulling oil from the grown, the beating heart of every modern economy. this is california, but not as most people know it. in one of the largest oil fields on the planet, the baked ground is swept bare, an entire landscape stretches for miles, given over to the extraction of oil from the rock below, and it keeps producing. it's an incredible site, with more than 10,000 of these pumps drawing up the oil. this field has been producing for more than a century. whenever anyone thinks it might run dry, someone comes along and either finds more oil or comes up with a new way of getting at it. the result, as in many parts of the world, there's more oil than previously thought. >> the owner of one of the oil fields here takes me to one of his sites. >> we've been pumping oil like this for

we head north to oakland, california. officers this in riot helmet dispatched after report of vandalism by a group of masked protesters. you also see them blocking traffic for some time, as well. also heading east at times square, another rally for the slain teen as thousands gathered. we know seven people were arrested in new york city overnight. some speaking as you can see there. others holding signs, also chanting "trayvon." at the live desk, melissa mollet. >>> the national black church initiative is rallying outside the justice department at noon. the justice department is looking at the case. federal prosecutors may file criminal, civil rights charges against zimmerman. the justice department opened an investigation last year but stepped aside so the state could prosecute zimmerman. zimmerman has sued nbc universal, the parent company of this station, for defamation. the company strongly denies these allegations. >>> at howard university, dozens gathered on campus to express anger over the verdict. >> this is not t

big ridge of high pressure giving us a heat wave from west texas all the way to southern california north to vancouver, british columbia including inland areas of the bay area. this is not going to move until thursday night so by the time this thing is wrapped up, we will have had a heat wave of significant weather above normal for 8 consecutive days. very rare here in the bay area to have a prolonged heat stretch for longer than a week. it will end though on friday as low pressure approaches from the west not rain all we're doing is changing the wind direction a stronger onshore flow bringing back cooler weather, in quotes, because it will still be 90 inland coming up on friday. so we're staying hot inland through the holiday. it's going to be hot away from the water. temperatures begin to fall on friday and by the weekend, high temperatures back down near normal. but well above normal tomorrow. 93 again for san jose. 100 for morgan hill. triple digits for concord. san ramon and pleasanton. near 100 degrees for petaluma, novato and sonoma. rohnert park 93. 109 tomorrow for lakeport. so w

north of the bay area. it's allowing this high pressure to bubble in and not go anywhere. we're experiencing record high temperatures for at least 3,000 miles from california due north into canada. not even including arizona or nevada. let me get you a look at the temperature trend for the week ahead. looking out toward livermore. 104 tomorrow. 105 as we peak on tuesday. 103 on wednesday when the average high is 87 degrees. we're not going to experience 87 degrees throughout the tri- valley until next saturday. statewide it's a heat wave 109 in sacramento. 113 in redding. easily 110 in stockton fresno, modesto, it is hot. this is about as hot as it gets here in the bay area with mild overnight readings into the 50s and into the 60s. tomorrow again average high 67 degrees in san francisco. forecasting 75. 103 in concord when the average high is 85. instead of 83 in san jose you can expect low 90s. up to 101 in morgan hill. 102 or 103 in gilroy. 90 redwood city. keep in mind many folks on the peninsula don't have ac. east of the bay temperatures easily up to 107 degrees. in fairfield back into vacaville please beat the heat and always check your back seat fo

jane wells in north ridge, california. we all know californians hate to drive. so probably no impact of gas prices. that said, what are the impact of gas prices? >> reporter: actually what we're dealing with is prices on average that are 20 cents higher than they were a year ago and they will go up another the 20 cents probably in the next couple week. bla aaa says the average is $3.61 a gallon, but $3.31 down in south carolina, some of the cheapest in the country. in l.a., mostly over four bucks. higher of course in honolulu but the highest, chicago. almost $4.30 in this picture. lundberg survey says the windy city has the highest price. morgan stanley says canadian flooding and refinery impacts down to texas 37. >> largest increase has been in the midwest, indiana, michigan. >> largest increase has been in the midwest, indiana, michigan. >> largest increase has been in the midwest, indiana, michigan. >> largest increase has been in the midwest, indiana, michigan. broth who were 30 crepts pents a week. that's par for the course in the spring. >> fairly bleak.we

. >> southern california is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life

heavy rain is also possible in southern california here in north america. the eastern half of the continent, looking at a messy situation. severe thunderstorms across this area into the lower mississippi valley. but starting tomorrow tuesday. this is going to be do with foc here. this could be spawning tornadoes. this is going to be an ongoing situation with flash flood warnings and watches posted across california and into new mexico and that includes the four corners region as well. north of that, we have a heat dome that's preventing things from cooling down. take a look at that. sizzling hot, please stay hydrated if you are going to be out and about. we have a spinning cloud system as you can see. gale force winds reported yesterday. that's going to be continuing across the area. and towards the atlantic, we have a system moving into the british isles. so finally, the temperatures are going to be dropping down yesterday on monday. it reach the 33.5 degrees at hea heathrow airport, which is the highest temperature recorded in uk since july 2006. london y

tomorrow, it's going to be a mixed bag across state of california north mainly sunny and warm.mnants of what was tropical storm eric producing showers and thundershowers over parts of the sierra. here our conditions will be quiet and mainly sunny tomorrow. mild but cooler with highs into mid-80s and around the bay. 60s to 70s and upper 50s on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll warm up over the weekend by monday, inland highs back into low 90s and 80s around the bay. we've got a bit of a temperature range there for everybody. pleasant. >> wait seven days cool down or warm up thank you very much. >> had was a particularly bad day for matt. >> if you notice a trend of bad days. >> yes. we're finding new ways to say bad days. matt cane beaten by >>> good evening, we saw giants hit rock bottom. surely they couldn't go lower than the 16 inning ross to the mets on monday oh yes, they can. especially when you have no opponent at this point. matt cane started with an advance by eric young. daniel murphy drives them n still in the first bases loaded john buck. scoring so

heavy rains also possible across the four corners and southern california here in north america. same distinctive feature with the eastern half of the continent looking at very messy situation. today we're looking at some severe thunderstorms across this area into the lower mississippi valley. but starting tomorrow, tuesday, this is going to be focused here. so more severe weather to come and we cannot rule out the chances that this could be spawning even tornados. towards the four corners region, this is going to be an ongoing situation with flash flood warnings and watches posted widely across california and into new mexico and that includes the four corners region as well. towards the north of that, we have a heat dome that's preventing things from cooling down. take a look at that boise still at 37. salt lake city at 38 degrees, sizzling hot, please sty hydr e hydrated if you are out and about. to europe we head. we've got this spinning cloud system. this is producing quite some windy situations with 72 kilometers per hour gale force winds reported yesterday and a lightning s

. >> reporter: from california to north carolina, bank executives across the country striking an upbeat tone at the annual conference. consumer credit getting better, businesses starting to send slowly but surely. >> when you have a financial crisis like this, you really do have a reduction in confidence, and it takes awhile for the confidence to return. however, the underlying trend is clearly better than it was last year. >> reporter: the biggest road block, regulation, despite washington's efforts to ease the burden on bank shares of texas, ceo david says it's still piling up. >> the regulatory burden today is tougher and stronger than it's ever been. the amount of money we're spending on the regulatory burden, people wouldn't even believe it. i used to say 500 million wouldn't be able to make it, it may be a billion dollars now. >> reporter: when costs get too high, banks get the urge to merge like hudson city and baltimore's mnt bank but according to tom, regulators are quick to question those deals, too. >> there are tremendous economic forces that will encourage consolidation and

tomorrow, it's going to be a mixed bag across state of california north mainly sunny and warm.ts of what was tropical storm eric producing showers and thundershowers over parts of the sierra. here our conditions will be quiet and mainly sunny tomorrow. mild but cooler with highs into mid-80s and around the bay. 60s to 70s and upper 50s on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll warm up over the weekend by monday, inland highs back into low 90s and 80s around the bay. we've got a bit of a temperature range there for everybody. pleasant. >> wait seven days cool down or warm up thank you very much. >> had was a particularly bad day for matt. >> if you notice a trend of bad days. >> yes. we're finding new ways to say bad days. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&

let me show you some video from some forest fires burning several hundred miles to the north across the california borden towards josephine county and douglas county on i- 5 through ashland, medford, grants pass. it's just north of there. all of that smoke from those fires as we come back to the weather computer, is coming from the north to the south. that smoke is making the journey into the sky above us. so that's why even where it was sunny, it was pretty hazy today but most of you didn't even get that. you had a lot of cloud cover out there. there's that layer of haze and smoke from our mount vaca cam. highs today were kept down by the cloud cover and by the haze and smoke. livermore 81. gilroy 80. concord and napa only 72 degrees, about 10 degrees below average. san francisco 64. hazy or cloudy. it's not wet. we have nothing on kpix 5 high- def doppler radar. death valley got some rain over the weekend. did a little math. since the beginning of march, there has been more rainfall in death valley than there has been in livermore. one inch for livermore. an inch and a quarter for death valley.

it's located on 275 acres on the north coast of california. about 13 miles below the oregon border. pelican bay state prison is named for the shallow bay on the pacific coast that sits just a few miles west of this supermax prison facility. pelican bay as a prison is laid out in a pretty unique way. the grounds and operations of the prison are divided between two main compounds. the butterfly wing structure you see on top there, see it's two different sort of setups? butterfly setup you see on top houses half of pelican bay's 2,800 prisoners, the general population wing. prisoners are allowed to interact with each other and exercise in an open yard. the other half of the prisoners are locked up in the x shaped secure housing unit you see there at the bottom. everybody housed in that part of the prison, everybody there is in solitary confinement locked into 11 x 7 foot cells for 22 hours a day. prisoners held there are allowed solitary very limited exercise in a cement yard that's known as the dog run. these guys are alone. that x-shaped secure housing unit at pelican bay is one of f

there were questionable investments in the north beach neighborhood. california's department of real estate responded with its own investigation and has since filed a series of accusations against the realtor and the city of san francisco filed a new law to protect people from aggressive real estate deals. >> record of what we know the number of lawsuits that have been filed and the dozens of people whose lives have been ruined by the man by engaging in criminal activity, this appears to be white collar crime. >> tonight at 11:00 we will take you inside the deal, inside the strategy of a well-known san francisco real estate broker. plus you will hear his investor describe how his investment strategy cost them millions. >>> we look forward to seeing that tonight at 11:00. that does it for us this evening. have a great night, folks. bye-bye. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the r

a high risk of fire stretches from southern california and arizona north to idaho. >>> in sports the. louis cardinals' adam wainwright picked up his lead-tying 12th win. he shut out the astros through seven innings matt carpenter drove in three runs for the cards who ended up beating houston, 9-5. >>> in philadelphia cole hamels allowed just one run and sit hits over the eighth aining. philadelphia has won six of its last eight games and is now just 1 1/2 games behind the nationals in the n.l. east. >>> in chicago 37-year-old and red-hot alfonso soriano hit two of the cubs' five home runs in an interleague game against the los angeles angels. soriano is hitting .400 with eight home runs in his last 11 games. the cubs beat the angels, 7-2. >>> and in the american league, texas ranger adrian beltre went four for four with two home runs as they beat the rangers, 12-4. he has six home runs in the last six games. they're now 16 games over .500 and just a half game behind the western leading oakland a's. >>> when we return, another look at the top stories. a rare pral look. new footage of

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storms to the north and far northern california up towards mount shasta and all three northern californiaradars including kpix5 doppler showing dry conditions. high pressure building in that will be here for two more days. four corners ridge and warm writer inland and keeping the cloud cover off-- weather inland and keeping the cloud cover offshore. on thursday, high pressure is moving out and allowing something else lower pressure to the north moving in and increases the onshore flow from the cool pacific ocean and clouds increase and temperatures decrease starting thursday. but tomorrow, tuesday very close to average and very beautiful day outside. oakland 4 bob normal with a high of-- with a high of 75. perhaps a couple degrees warmer than what we enjoyed today. napa tomorrow, 84 degrees. notice the decrease in temperatures starting thursday. and inland down to the mid-80s. low 70s near the bay. cloudier throughout the morning hours. and at the coast we are going to hang out in the mid-60s. all in all we will see minotemperature fluctuations but whether they were up to 110 this is noth

i did have one from the northern california coast up way north, how they would get it to us was a little bit of a mystery, but they had water they were interested in selling. so we get calls like that all the time. >> what county was that? >> humboldt. >> no chocolate there. >> no chocolate, just marijuana. [ laughter ] >> also, could you expand on don pedro project? >> the ferc project? >> yes. >> i would look to don on that. >> the don pedro is currently in stages -- two irrigation districts will file draft license applications and the final license application is filed in april. at that point, ferc will start to consider the kind of full requirements that might be required, but at this point it's really ditch to difficulty to say what is the potential hit on san francisco. >> is that owned by east bay mud? >> no don pedro is owned by turlock. the flood control obligation is transferred to the districts and also the city has the ability to pre-pay their water rights in advance and divert upstream. so it kind of acts as virtual storage for us. it's not storage we can divert out of reser