and those were some of the same i just mentioned, along with the north california power agency, seattle city light, silicon power valley, the city of santa clara's publicly-owned utility. the western area power administration, sierra-nevada region. and we also resold some of the power that we purchased to edf trading? >> who is edf. >> they were historically electricity de france. >> i'm sorry? >> they are french? >> yes. >> okay. >> originally. >> and then our power purchases, what kind of power did we buy? was it renewable? was it fossil fuel-based? ? >> so we were typically in this era making system purchases, so particular facilitis are not identified when you make a system purchase. i can tell you for some -- for most of please entities it would be a blend of fossil and non-fossil resources that they would be relying on. >> and was that a consideration by the public utilities commission or that was just done to purchase what is made in-house without their approval of your board, your commission? >> staff has the authority to make necessary transactions to meet our electricity needs

that's kind of how the next 24 hours for remote already affecting farther north california. an elected to lead towards the bed. the amount now off to traffic where george's following your commute. he's a week holidays are on fifth tier of the bay bridge toll plaza of the back of is not quite have lasted traffic out of the macarthur maze of from highway 24 was running at 19 minutes. and even these are freeway now is starting to oppose. leading down to the >> following a deadly accident and the whole country kron4's jackie sissel is alive on same with the latest variant >> the morning margins it is as he put this cartridge and a sense of the driver of to an hospital with serious injuries. this all started around 120 this morning with a car traveling on north found. his street here in oakland. rainier though less oakland station here and they're off the street for some reason the female passenger of a car was pronounced dead at the scene. the male driver of the vehicle was transported to a hospital permit with major injuries. he's in serious condition. critical condition at a l

. >>> every spinning millions of birds migrate north through california, but the drought is giving themblems for places to stop at. >> reporter: an hour or so north of sacramento in california's central valley the landscape is a patch work of farm field. this is the state's bread basket. it is also home to one of the most important resting stops for millions of migratory birds. more than 230 species including several listed as endangered depend on this land for survival. but the water foul, raptors and shore birds are finding the wetlands are largely dry thanks to increased farming and the state's historic drought. once upon a time there were 4 million acres of wet lands here. today only about 250,000 acres remain. lost to farmland that is drying up. >> the loss of this much wetland habitat we have gone from an estimate of about 40 million birds on the fly away to somewhere around 5 to 6 million birds. >> the loss of the birds isn't only a concern for conservationists, farmers like bill stone, need the birds to naturally work the fields. >> the birds do a lot of tillage as you can see o

north california. bay area and beyond is the state of silicon valley. ntral valley is central california. west would be the los angeles region and south california would include san diego and areas close to mexico. and more than 800,000 signatures are needed by july. >> it sure does i with will tell you the weather looks nice in silicon valley state. we have strong winds pouring in. and it is bringing in fog into san francisco for this evening. and the temperatures are just in the mid-50s. most spots by the bay. mostly clear. we have the fog it will clear out. just patchy clouds. it is great for eastern morning. we'll have nice beach weather. 60s mostly sunny skies at the coast here. and a hey surf -- a high surf advisory. i'll let you know about the forecast for next week. >>> oklahoma is remembering the victims of the oklahoma city pomming t killed 168 people 19 years ago. family and friends read the names of those killed. and those who died were remembered in 1995. >> it was an attack that could have crippled our city and crippled our state and it cou

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california state humboldt. the cash occurred 100 miles north of california. five student, three chaperones and the drivers of both vehicles were killed. we have more from teri okita. >> reporter: on this stretch of interstate 5, the only reminders of thursday's horrifying crash is a memorial for the 10 who died and investigators looking for clues. a big clue may have come from this couple, joey and bonnie durand. >> i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me, and he was in flames already. >> reporter: that would indicate that the fedex truck was already in trouble before it crossinto oncoming traffic, clipping the dirands' rental car and crashing head on into the chartered school bus. >> it was so scary. we were wondering if anyone was going to gets out of there alive. >> reporter: melvin harris was on board the bus. >> when it hit, i couldn't really hear anything for a few seconds, and then i looked up and i saw i was bleeding. >> reporter: he was among the group of high school seniors on a college recruitment trip to humboldt state univers

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

. >>> a scare at north star california died on the slopes. this is cell phone video. sheriffs investigators say the 67-year-old mark coleman of southern california hit a tree while skiing with friends. the man was unresponsive when medical crews arrived. row seater says coleman was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. >>> search and rescue teams are re-assessing the strategy after a third day of searching for a missing men low park woman. she has not been seen since last sunday. surveillance footage from the day shows her walking across a parking lot near a campground. acknowledge abandoned rental car was later found in the parking lot. officials are out of ideas. >> we have exhausted most areas we can cover. we're putting teams in drainages we haven't searched before. we have already covered all the major trails, hundreds of yards in some cases off either side. we know she is not on the trail. >>> both of her cell phones were found inside the rental car. she is a software developer for mitt. >> novato police are investigating a homocide after a hiker discove

for dinner, the pro-bush protesters were on the north the anti-bush protesters were on the north side of california street between third and fourth, and the alley that led right down to the restaurant patio was right there. the they were at the head of the alley. so they were very differently situated from the pro-bush protesters. >> counsel, i don't understand the government to be making the argument, and i can't understand why it isn't making the argument, that it doesn't matter whether there was any intent to suppress anti-bush demonstrations, that in this area, as in traffic stops, we don't consult subjective intent. if if a policeman stops somebody, and it's, oh, you stopped me only because i was coming back from an anti-bush demonstration, we wouldn't we wouldn't listen to that argument. we'd say, did you have a broken taillight or not? if you had a broken taillight, we do not inquire into the subjective intent of the officer. why is it any different here? >> your honor, i don't believe we are avoiding the argument that your honor suggests. >> you haven't made it. >> we don't think it's i thi

we have light rain beginning to pop up just off the north california coastline here. that is going to be sliding in. first look at the clouds later this afternoon and the rain looks like 11:00 tonight, midnight for some, let's take a look. as we get into the afternoon, it's 5:00 here, plenty of gray sky, cool a little breezy out there, that's what's this store for your saturday. rain is to the north of us still, this is an updated model, here at 11:00, in the last hour, this rain has filled in over the bay area, a little sooner. and that's what's going to happen over the course of the day. the system could speed up a little bit and it could slow down a little bit. all in all it looks like a late night evening event. if have you plans, a may be a soccer dame. it will be mostly cloudy and a few scattered showers. until we clear out i'll leave in the possibility of a few scattered showers. it looks like until lunchtime until we see the partly cloudy and mostly cloudy skies it will be dry and warm. temperatures in the 40s to low 50s, a nice rebound taking place because ea

area of low pressure moved in from the north racing through california right now.de, the back edge of the storm which is where it will be tomorrow, it will still be chill by, it will still be breezy, but it will not be raining. tomorrow will be a dry day. that low moves out. the next storm is further away. still a few showers for us coming up on sunday morning. after that, a huge, strong ridge of high pressure is going to move in and we will go from highs in the 50s to up near 90 degrees by the middle of next week. so big changes coming. showers done by 2:00 this morning. a mixture of sun and clouds in the morning. breezy and chilly with highs in the mid 60s . fremont tomorrow, 61, that is it. redwood city, 64. dublin, 64 tomorrow. only 59 in san francisco and novato. extended forecast, showers sunday morning, we are dry by the afternoon. look at the big change, we are talking widespread 80s all of next week inland. the sunny yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of opti

the north bay is dependent on local supplies, local res you are vors. >> reporter: heather cooley works and studies california droughting extensively. she says the central valley has taken a hit, particularly regions dependent on just local sources, an example would be the north bay and its reliance on the russian river. at the worst, california had severe water shortages in 17 communities throughout the state including the north bay. that number has now been whittled down to two. but don't let your guard down of the problem could swell up again this summer, even in places like the south bay that draw from a variety of sources like the san luis reservoir. i'm standing at the base of the reservoir and things look fine down here. you can see the water levels behind me seem to be fairly plentiful, but the thing you need to be paying attention to is not where the levels are now, but where they used to be. you can see the watermarks are about halfway up that ridge if not higher. that's where the water should be. lucky for santa clara residents, the area is protected by a number of factors, ground water supplies, d

all day long we are the only spot in california to be cloud free or mainly cloud free. front to the north. rainfall, clouds for northern california. area of high pressure to the south. cloud cover. in between a wedge of drier air. more stable air and we see that erode over night tonight. clouds over top of us. if you like the sunshine, that slides to the east by tomorrow. there is an atmospheric tug of war. a battle going on. strong area of high pressure to the north. a larger area of low pressure to the south. this guy wins over the weekend. weather will be fine. morning cloud cover, afternoon sunshine. next week things change. low pressure gets stronger. low pressure wins. this will give us cooler weather. cloudier weather and a chance of rainfall coming up on tuesday of next week. first rain in 2-1/2 weeks. next tuesday. dry through easter. great holiday weekend. it begins tomorrow, all three days looking dry. we will not be as warm and sunny next week. scattered showers moving in. highs for your good friday. san jose 72. two degrees above average. cooler than today. fremont tomorrow 6

mostly clear skies out there except we do have a weather system right now approaching the north coast of californiad all this cloud cover will be moving into the bay area as we head into your monday. as far as current temperatures updated for the overnight hours, san francisco has cooled off to 63 and san jose reporting 61 degrees. a few high clouds out there as well but a beautiful sunset during the 7:00 hour so looking pretty good. for tonight, we do have this, mostly clear skies in the short term. we do have our live camera coming up in oakland showing you a nice evening out there for your sunday evening. tomorrow more cloud cover and a chance of a few scattered rain showers by the evening hours. the extended sun cloud mix and we could be tracking a stronger system. that will be on friday. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. coolest spots will be in the 40s but lots of upper 40s to right around 50 degrees. partly cloudy skies. patchy cloud near the coast and patchy fog near the bay as well. the big boost in temperatures cooling begins tomorrow. temperatures come down easily from today's

sacramento are getting their finishing touches and are destined for the wettest part of california in the extreme north but this year there are no wet parts of california. so these will be on station six weeks early. >> the summer months are only going to get drier. only going to get hotter and that fire threat will only go up. >> in southern california it's been so dry the seasonal firefighters stayed on all winter and the aircraft assigned there have stayed there. in northern california, seasonal crews began to ramp up in mid-january with more in march. in all, calfire will hire 2,000 full and seasonal firefighters. these men and women staff and support trucks and other fire fighting vehicles. >> the drought has set the stage for a very dangerous fire season. >> reporter: the number of people who have moved into area that are prone for wildfires have skyrocketed since fire ravaged the state in the 70s when we had only half the population we have now. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 911 call led to a horrifying discovery in the south bay where a woman was found stabbed to death.

. >> welcome to "on the red carpet" from the americana in glendale, california, just ten miles north angeles. i'm reachelle smith. this is southern california at its best. shopping, dining and luxury living. we'll take a look around inside the pacific theaters to catch the latest block busters like kevin costner's new movie. "draft day." l.a. carpet for draft day. compliments of cast member and former football players. but kevin costner leading the talented pack in this football flick as an nfl general manager hoping to turn his team's luck around. >> this is the draft team american fans were waiting for. >> i love the conflicts that are in it. it was a complicated movie. it was complicated to make as a filling maker and a real challenge for me. >> it was no challenge for jennifer garner to tap into her character's love for a game. >> i grew up in a town where football was king. i was in the marching band. i was the water girl one year. yep, i was definitely a football geek. >> but rest assured, the film rallies something for everyone. >> i think everyone will want identify where it,

she said northern california and the central valley have taken a hit, particularly regions dependent on just local sources, and an example would be the northiver. at its worst california had severe water shortages in 17 communities throughout the state, including the north bay. that number has now been whittled down to two. but don't let your guard down. the problem could swell up again this summer. even in places like the south bay, that draw from a variety of sources, like the san luis reservoir. i'm standing at the base of the san luis reservoir. things look fine down here. you can see the water levels behind me seem to be fairly plentiful. the thing you want to be paying attention to is not where the water levels are right now, but where they used to be. if you glance at the hills over my shoulder, you can see the water marks are halfway up that ridge, if not higher. that's where the water should be. lucky for santa clara residents, groundwater supplies, diversity of sources, even investments in recycled water. but should the drought continue beyond this year, experts say everybody, everywhere, is going to be vulnerable. >> the reality

he died sunday at his home in north hollywood california.areer dated back to the silent era and spanned more than 200 films. in 1979, he managed a rarity in showbiz, a comeback in broad webcast on sugarbabies. >> what he lacked in stature, he made up for in talent. he had one of the longest careers in hollywood. the 5' 3" inch actor was the number 1 box office star in the 1930s. he won an auscaver in 1939 and was nominated again 40 years later. he became famous in the neep 30s in the andy hardy series and in musicals with judy garland. he received an academy award at the aiming of 19 for his roll in "boys dwound. he never stopped acting. he was nominated four more times and received an honorary oscar in 1983 for his versatility in 50 years of film. his off-screen life sometimes overshadowed his career. he was married eight times, including to actress ava gardner. his 5th wife was murdered by another actor. through most of his adult life, rooney had financial problems, but he persevered overcoming financial difficulties and out living most of

all the way from the north coast down to southern california with 79 in los angeles. 72 yosemite. temperatures in the low 80s in sacramento. we will have 80s in our east bay valleys. temperatures in the south bay in the upper 70s to near 806789 a couple for gilroy, los gatos. 74. and on the peninsula beautiful with 74 menlo park. look for 68 in milbrae. and 70 south city. newspaper the north bay you notice the oranges here. this is where we are really warming to near 80 degrees in napa. over into the east bay widespread mid-70s. beautiful afternoon. tons of blue sky. and with 78 in concord, it will be a little warmer out toward brentwood and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for sunny conditions and for the raise game in oakland we will see temperatures about 1:00 near 70 degrees. notice monday and tuesday still plenty of warm. and wednesday the coast cools and everyone cools thursday. and friday and saturday coming back to normal. >> you are saying the temperatures were in the 90s? for a record? >> yu, a long time ago. >> thank you, lisa. up next, the first of a

for many of them it ended in a slit second on a california highway north of sacramento, a truck colliding head on last evening with the bus taking the kids on a college tour. tonight, investigators are trying to figure out how it could have happened. ten people were killed, including five students, three chaperones, and both drivers. 34 others were injured. john blackstone is on the scene. >> fedex truck and a bus. >> reporter: the sound of the impact could be heard more than a quarter mile away. >> this was a horrific collision. >> reporter: glenn county sheriff larry jones: >> right after that impact, there was a tremendous fire with very high temperatures. >> reporter: the fedex truck was traveling southbound on the interstate when it veered across the median, through some bushes and into the north bound lane where it clipped a car and hit the bus head on. students kicked out the windows to escape. desha arthur was on the bus. >> there was fire at the front of the bus. it's crushed in the front pretty much so we all start jumping up to run away. >> reporter: residents nearby could only

. >>> well more than 300 miles north is stockton, california. it's california's 13th largest city. it has suffered more than its fair share of problems. two years ago it filed from bankruptcy suffering from foreclosure, crime, and this month it raised its sales tax to pay for 120 more police officers. any bankruptcy trial starts next month, but joining us now for an update on the situation is stockton's vice mayor. thank you for joining us. what is the update? stockton is one of those places that got hit so hard that you are not really at the other side of this thing yet? >> no, at the height of the boom, we had 3,000 building permits in one year, and now we're down to 100. so we haven't quite rebounded yet. >> your -- your voters have approved this increase in tax. that's always a hard thing for a city to do, because it makes people shop outside of the city. and pushes businesses out. but you have got to figure out some way to increase your revenues, deal with your budget problems and at the same time make at it place that people want to be. how do you approach that? >> it's defin

two large vehicles collided in orland, california, 100 miles north of sacramento. >> there was a fedex truck going southbound on i-5 just north of the 32 exit. for an unknown reason, it crossed through the center divide and collided head on with this bus. >> reporter: the bus, the fedex truck caught fire. the flames gutted the insides of both. firefighters helped some of the victims away from the scene. many of them clearly injured. most of them students on their way to visit humboldt state university and attend spring preview day. >> we have 48 people on board, 44 students and three chaperones and one driver. >> reporter: the university president issued a statement saying in part, humboldt state university is deeply saddened by a tragic accident that occurred involving a charter bus filled with prospective students. our hearts go out to those who have been affected and we are here to support them and their families in any way possible. just the sight of the wreckage of the burned and twisted metal was a shock to many who live in the area. >> i went outside and everything was in flames

. >> 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

. >> an hour or so north of sacramento, in california's central valley the landscape is a patchwork of farm field. this is the state's breadbasket. it's also home to one of the most important resting stops for millions of migratory birds traveling the fly way. a migration route stretching from the arctic to south america. 230 species depend on this water for its survival. but hungry and exhausted for flying for thousands of miles are finding that the wetland is largely dry thanks to farming and the state's history drought. once upon a time there were 400 million acres now only 250,000 acres remain thanks to farmland that is drying up. >> the loss of habitat, we've oh gone from 40 million birds on the pacific fly way to somewhere around 5 million to 6 million birds. >> the loss of birds is not only a concern for conservations. farmers who have been growing rice here for more than 50 years need the birds to naturally work the fields. >> the birds do a lot of tillage as you can see out here in the field. they stomp the rice in the ground and they're pecking. it kind of mixes everything up

north korea. we'll meet a man who helps make it happen. [ cheers ] rain will slowly move out of california and track midwest, and as we get into the midwest, cooler air moving in is going to spin up quite a few storms. already we had tornado reports in north carolina, along with some hail reported quite large, a quarter-sized hail was taken pictures along social media throughout the evening. so that severe weather moving out on the east coast, but it will be picking up with a strong risk of severe weather over our weekend. on saturday, oklahoma city and dallas, dangerous lightning and a poeteden shall tornado that will break out, and that will only shift eastward on sunday and impact a greater area. so saturday is going to be a wet day for a lot of areas from the pacific northwest, that will stretch across the dakotas. most of the storms will be across the central and south parts of the states. so temperatures in your lows will start out cool in places on the east and west, and then we'll start to warm up in the south. al jazeera america anies continues. >>> this is al jazeera america. i'm john sieg

he died yesterday at his home in north hollywood, california. physically was not a big man. in fact. but in the world of entertainment he was larger than life. julie banderas has more. julie his career began earlier than most child actors, right? >> reporter: absolutely, martha. he was born in 1920. mickey rooney literally spent his entire life doing what he loved. he began at 17-month-old appearing in his parents vaudeville act. he spent 08 some years carving his way to become one of the world's top box office stars. his talents were limitless. he was all american teenager paired with judy garland as you saw in top quality musicals, as "babes in arms quote and "girl crazy." he nominated in drama in "boys town" in 1938. portraying a juvenile delinquent. and he was a small town messenger who delivered war casualties to parents back at home. weighs in the hardy film series playing the role of a ohio teenager. rooney won a special academy award quote, bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth and setting high standard of ability and achievement. his fame co

. >> 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

nine people have died in a car crash in the us state of north california a tour bus carrying high school seniors to university burst into flames after a truck careened off a freeway and slammed into it several other people airlifted to hospital as well. now the u.k. taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost three and a half billion dollars to modernize the nation's nuclear arsenal even though polls suggest the majority of the population thinks it's a total waste of money renewing the us build trident missiles will happen over a fifty year time span and is likely to leave the u.k.'s nuclear capability utterly dependent on washington. explains. these case nuclear weapons arsenal is aging it's only reliable until the late twenty thirty s. which means the government elected in twenty fifteen will have to decide whether to build new warheads or try to extend the life of existing ones but a new paper out by the royal united services institute sheds light on just how dependent the u.k.'s nuclear weapons program is on its u.s. counterpart thanks to a document called the u.s. u.k. neutral def

in a most are the pictures in just a moment and turning black and snowy for the north west town course at northern california. the series may get up to twenty centimeters of snow. molly implying an ally and tuesday but sunny weather will fall when hyper twenty one degrees one there will be inserted into the north recently and that your hike of the fourteen degrees but bright sunshine and across the east end that mid twenties in washington d c ninety degrees in europe but the rainy weather. red cross at ease now we can see this small quiet here this is a tropical disturbance which use to be a tropical depression. this is no consciousness them online clean and into the central areas of the philippines from tonight going into your plans that's pretty heavy rainfall having known my people especially for the eastern areas. and when we sped into the zone nine year their stay the spots of rain for southern parts of china the brain than one piece included away from that most of japan and forced me to be a slight risk of a grateful and it took a ferry at this thing is to keep your umbrella handy when temperatures in

. >> now, daughters marisol and marisa are from north vista high school in riverside. it's one of many southern californiaools in which students were on board that bus. but to all of the families we've had contact with here in southern california, none of them have learned yet whether their students were killed or not. that is the news that we're waiting for and inside just behind me, that is what they're waiting to hear. reporting live here from riverside, back to you. >> what an agonizing night for the families. thank you. >>> well, a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition tonight after being hit by a san francisco driver. police say the driver of a silver pickup this one here struck the boy riding his bike in the crock. this is where the accident happened at 43rd and fulton. that's the city's richmond district. the driver is cooperating with investigators. >>> well, the search is over tonight for that teenager swept to sea off the coast of ocean beach. the coast guard has been looking for marco kornejo since last afternoon when a rip current dragged both boys out and the father, as well. he jumped in

and the i-280 off-ramp to the north, in the mission bay north redevelopment project area; and making environmental findings under the california environmental quality act. >> let's open up this hear and start with the district supervisor. supervisor kim. >> thank you supervisor chiu. >> i introduce item 16 which has mixed housing to be built at the final vacant parcel of mission bay north redevelopment area plan block n-4 p 3. the project includes 129 new rental housing units and 20 percent of the units on site or 26 units will be affordable to households making 90 percent of the meeting. for a family of tower, you're combined household is $87,700. the development of this last site has had challenges of which you'll hear in the presentation on oci in which they can describe in more details. it's an oddly shaped parcel and wrapped by the freeway and there's height limitations on this site in conformities to the buildings that surround it. it's consistent with our city wide program and it produces horse housing. it's a discussion we have here constantly at the board of supervisor. i want to recognize the project sponsor for work

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it is a bakery owner little system from the pacific northwest. 360miles north to see what little rain is falling in california. this weak cold front, there is just a few very wide showers. probably not even hitting ground in sonoma county. what little rain will fall in the overnight hours so don't expect much from this. but, it is auberge system coming at tend of the week. we will have all the details for you when we do the forecast. >> thanks, brian. >>> it is a controversial new twist on happy hour. a buzz some say pack too much of a punch. tonight, the feds are admitting to a major mistake. >>> a surprise change in the play book for a new warriors airy n. how it could we limb -- arena. >>> facing the fire or the lion. the family's dilemma when their safari trip takes a terrifying turn. the warriors. sources for the team tell k5 -- it no at piers 30 an >>> flu at 5:00, a change of plans for the proposed new arena. it will no longer build at peers 30 and 32. instead, they bought a site in mission bay for the 18,000 seat venue. the location means fewer regulatory hurdles and eulaminating the need for voter ap

. >> a fiery crash killed nine people 100 miles north of sacramento. >> the california highway patrol said a fed ex truck drifted into a bus. >> systematic use by the albuquerque police department has been found. >> the justice department said in some cases officers used deadly force. >> evacuations are under way along the north-east coast. it is braces for a cyclone. it is forecast to make land fall in queensland. >> president obama towards the l.b.j. library. he made a speech. president obama said the landmark legislation based the way for him to become president. those are the headlines. "consider this" is next. remember, you can get the latest headlines from the website. check out aljazeera.com. back. >> a shocking treatment for back pain, one way scientists are battling paralysis. >> the announcement of david letterman's replacement is not laughing. >> hello, i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this". here is more of what is ahead. >> the health and community services secretary kathleen sebelius is resigning. >> this comes after the miserable rollout to obamacare. >> we conde

. >> california students reach a milestone for the first time in the state's >> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all bay area, this is abc7 news. california high school graduation rates for the first time, 80 percent of the students are graduating that is according to the state school chief. you can find out why and more on the new numbers at abc7news.com. >> california vintners have good reason to raise a toast today. the san francisco business times is reporting that california wine sales accounted for 64 percent of all wine sales in the united states last year and that adds up to a value of $23.1 billion. overall, the wine sales grew at a 3 percent pace with every state in the nation now producing wine. >> and now, we want to find out about the weather and the heat. >> check out my grapevines are coming in nicely and excited about that and hopefully your garden is good, too. we had beautiful weather to get outside and today could be good for it, and then it will be hot to be outside for most of us. use head deeper in the photograph the record highways are possible and good morning fro

upper level low tracking through southern california with moisture on the north side of the low.ou can see thunderstorms we have seen today. most of the action will continue to head to the south and east. right now we are watching a marine layer which has thickened up to about 3,000 feet high. no problem for the cool air to spill across the coastal mountains especially when it is coming in at 20 plus miles per hour. up to 30 miles per hour winds at times. the strong sea breeze continues through 3:00. the pattern change we are about to see is one that will bring less in the way of low clouds for tomorrow afternoon. you can see the low clouds spilling in especially for the morning hours with drizzle at times around the peninsula. you might see damp roads for the morning. the skies clear, a little more sunshine on the coast as high pressure starts to build in. this will lead to a two-day warmup around the bay area as an area of low pressure starts to move off towards the east temporarily. high pressure is going to build in across the west coast. this is going to lead to warming main