you've got aircraft sitting at north island, just launch them, get them in the fight. it was hard to explain to them that that's a very delicate air space when you have fixed wing and rotary wing sharing the same air space. our aircraft are fixed wing, typically 150 feet agl at 200 knots but they didn't understand the calm complex of that. it would be like me showing up to the battle of belugia with my civilian fire helicopter and say i'm here to help. i would not expect to do that because i don't know the com protocol, i don't know the doctrine on engagement. it was tough to explain that to a political body and the public why cal fire isn't launching everything we have and the marines to fight a fire. we've worked hard to educate them, i think a lot of them get it now but it was a challenge initially. >> thank you. do you want to say anything? >> yeah, i wanted to comment on operatability within the california national guard. they worked really well within the framework that we established with cal fire and then beyond that throughout the national guard and the army,

. >> this happens just north of treasure island, it is one of the windier area of the bay. >> it is the area that we took the -f because we-- >> the investigation will also look at the design of 70 foot catamaran. >> in any sports this is incidents when people push themselves in the apparatus to the limits and in this case it ends with a fatality and we need to find out why. >> reporter: city officials told us they defer to investigators about any possible change to the festival. in in san francisco david stevenson. ktvu channel 2 news. >> friends call andrew bart agent l giant with a huge a gentle giant with a huge heart. simpson won an olympics gold medal in sailor career. >> he somehow balanced the highest end of the sport, it can be the highest level and at the same time managed to spend time at home with his kids. >> the catamaran was moved into hangar as investigators looking for the cause o simpson ease's death. >> they don't want to be having a press conference like they had today. >> the catamaran was doing what's called a bare away as the boat turning from up wind to downwind.

according to police, they picked him up along with six other men on the island north of lamu, an area known for its conservative mosques. according to police the right to cross over the border into somalia to join al shababb. they have been fighting to overthrow the government there for some years. according to reports from the time, michael complained that he had not been allowed to eat for two days, and they were denied access to their lawyers and families. the kenyan authorities initially denied he had been year but then they said he has been charged under a different name. some confusion over what documents he was traveling on, but the kenyons insist that the documents were legitimate. when they could find no further evidence of connections or activities in terrorism, he was allowed to go back home. now, the kenyan authorities have gone on to deny there was any abuse. there was no record of complaints. and they insist that they behaved perfectly with in a letter of law. >> the indian prime minister is warning that rebels are the biggest threat to national security after the worst

it happened in the waters half a mile north of treasure island. the capsized catmaran belonged to the swedish team. kristen ayers is at their headquarters in alameda. >> we know the boat that failed has been towed to treasure island and investigators are trying to figure out how this accident turned deadly. you have to keep in mind that this is a situation 20-mile per hour winds that sailors who were on that boat were used to. for ten minutes after it capsized, olympic medal winning sailor was trapped beneath his racing team 72-foot catamaran. rescuers pulled 12 members from the water. >> it is a tragic day. someone that is very well known and well regarded as an expert racer. >> simpson, a strategist on the cup team was a decorated olympian. he won a gold medal in the 2008 olympics and a silver in 2012. he was a husband and a father. >> we obviously had a tragic day today on the bay and our thoughts and prayers are with bart simpson and andrew simpson's family and wife and kids and with the rest of the teammates. >> on the facebook page, those wh

a british sailor died when the boat failed during a practice run north of treasure island. the father of one of the sailors said his son heard a loud cracking noise before the catamaran snapped in half suggesting a cross peoples broke. officials say it is too soon to draw any conclusions. >> we have to understand how the capsize happened. there are many theories. there are different theories that conflict. we need the facts. >> 36-year-old andrew simpson died after being trapped beneath the wreckage for ten minutes. >> police are investigating the death of a man found shot in the hills above uc berkeley outside a car packed near centennial drive. police received several 9-1-1 calls about a shooting. police investigated the crime for 12 hours. >> a search is underway in lake county for a nine-year-old awe advertise tick girl who is unable to speak. investigators say because of her mental state, age and circumstances, she is considered "at risk" and amber alert was issued and canceled because police say the case does not meet the criteria at the time. in fremont, police are s

again, we are learning with this swedish team, the boat that they were steering out here north of treasure island again did capsize and when that did happen, again, leading to one death on the swedish team. you could see the conditions at the time of that capsize, wind-whipped waves, four to six feet, wind gusts, 25 to 35 miles per hour, nothing really out of the ordinary when it comes to the bay, not the worst day out here and you can see the conditions right now, not really too different from the time of that capsize, again, of the swedish team, winds northwest, 25, waves heights, four feet, a water temperature now of 55. there is a small craft advisory in play, the national weather service did issue that just after that crash happened. so again, it's blustery out here and it's been windy all day long. look at some of our top wind gusts, anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour across the peninsula and also parts of the east bail. get you outside to our live hd sky camera network. you can see here in foster city, some folks taking to this wind on the bay with some recreational activities. again it

erin mcpike joins us from north kingstown, rhode island.here been any reaction from russell's attorneys that the news law enforcement officials believe the bombs were made in the home that she shared with her husband and her young daughter? >> jake, no reaction this week on that at all. the only thing that kathrine russell's attorney has said that even remotely broaches that topic is that when she was living in cambridge, she was working 75 to 80 hours a week, very busy. so in other words as he says of course she would know nothing about that because she was the one who was earning the money for their family. jake. >> erin, do we know if kathrine russell has talked with investigators lately or whether she's stopped cooperating? there are all sorts of conflicting reports in the media right now about whether or not she's cooperating at all. what are you hearing? >> well, jake, she was just at her attorney's office yesterday morning where investigators were. and i spoke to her attorney this morning and he told me that investigators continue to

. >> the accident happened just north of treasure island, one of the windier areas of the bay. >> it's the area we took the youth area we trained because we deemed it safe. >> one two of owned by the swede itch team, race organizers say canceling the competition entirely are premature in any sport, there are incidents when people push themselves in their apparatus to the limit. in this case, it ends with a fatality. >> america's cup is generated about $900 million for san francisco. >> city officials told us they defer to investigates on are about any possibly changes to the festival. >> david stevenson, channel 2 news. >>> we talked how the cameras and sensors should provide investigators with vital clues. >> also, the design of the boat and the structure integrity under scrutiny. >> it can force a nose down causing it to flip. >> it's the same thing that sent oracole yacht under. >>> look for the hot topic section on the front page. >>> in 12 minutes, the online tribute to the sailor who died in that accident and how he's being remembered tonight. >>> it's been nearly a week now sinc

it is easy to forget you are on an island in the north atlantic. manhattan is surrounded by water. staten island is surrounded by water. all the new york city boroughs have coastlines and it is possible to do some very good fishing, so north atlantic fishing in se brooklyn, new york. i know this because i caught this fish in brooklyn on friday morning before i came to work. look at the size of that striper that i caught in brooklyn. you can fish in prook lynn. and there are a lot of people who to it for fun and people who do it commercially and on june 14th, 1971, at a fish company in brooklyn, a very strange thing happened. the previous day, "the new york times" had started publishing the pentagon papers along four multivolume narrative history of a war in vietnam. this thing was never supposed to be made public, but it was stolen from the government by a whistleblower who thought the public should have access to the same information about the war the government had. it was smuggled to the "new york times" an the times made the difficult decision to publish the papers and when the

it is easy to forget you are on an island in the north atlantic. manhattan is surrounded by water. staten island is surrounded by water. all the new york city boroughs have coastlines and it is possible to do some very good fishing, so north atlantic fishing in se brooklyn, new york. i know this because i caught

. >> the accident happened just north of treasure island, one of the windier areas of the bay. >> it's the area we took the youth area we trained because we deemed it safe. >> one two of owned by the swede itch team, race organizers say canceling the competition entirely are premature in any sport, there are incidents when people push themselves in their apparatus to the limit. in this case, it ends with a fatality. >> america's cup is generated about $900 million for san francisco. >> city officials told us they defer to investigates on are about any possibly changes to the festival. >> david stevenson, channel 2 news. >>> we talked how the cameras and sensors should provide investigators with vital clues. >> also, the design of the boat and the structure integrity under scrutiny. >> it can force a nose down causing it to flip. >> it's the same thing that sent oracole yacht under. >>> look for the hot topic section on the front page. >>> in 12 minutes, the online tribute to the sailor who died in that accident and how he's being remembered tonight. >>> it's been nearly a week now sinc

catamaran capsized north of treasure island around one yesterday afternoon.re on a practice run in the bay when it capsized setting the 11 man crew into the water. group managed to catthe crews were able to rescue every one of the ship except for one. he was trapped under the boat for about 10 minutes. conditions were very windy but not extreme. the severance is the police department will now lead the investigation on what caused a catamaran to capsize. in the wake of that accident the national weather service has issued a craft advisory that is in effect until 3:00 tomorrow morning. again, at 11:00 this morning we will be hearing from america's cup officials about this incident. there'll be plenty of questions about safety with the upcoming america's cup race. >> we will continue to follow this story as it develops. >> will tran is live in alameda with how this team is reacting to this. >> long faces for a lot of people in part as racing. a couple of moments ago the white pickup truck showed up and i tried to get him to talk and he said no. i do not feel lik

. >> the navy is unveiling a new squadron of drones today at the naval air station, north island basebrian. >>brian: the p.c. police going after the actual police for the way they are describing suspects. chances are you've heard officers say they're looking for a guy or girl who may be black or could be white. but a new law in new york city would ban them from stopping suspects based on descriptions alone. how would that disturb the job and make the job harder for detectives like rod wheeler, a former detective. he's joining us this morning. rob, you can't say white male running away with somebody's purse. black male running the other way with somebody's car? >> that's right, you can't do it according to this law. they call it the community safety act in the city of new york. actually i think it does everything but keep the community safe. i can tell you, brian, a lot of police departments as well as a lot of community groups oppose this crazy law. it's really ridiculous. here's the thing so the viewers understand. apparently in some precincts in the city of new york they have an iss

will meet tomorrow with an investigation going on after a sailor died during a practice run north of treasure islandn thursday. the father of one of the sailors said that his son heard a loud cracking noise before the catamaran snapped in half suggesting that one of the cross beams broke. officials say it is too soon to draw concludes. >> 36-year-old we andrew simpson dried after being trapped for ten minutes under the wreckage. >> game five for the warriors leashing for san stone -- san antonio after beating the spurs again in over time. excited fans poured from oracle arena after the thrilling victory right here on abc7 news and steph curry plaid on an injured ankle and the 20-year-old harrison barness led with 26 points and thompson tied the game at 84 and send it into overtime where it was all warriors and they pulled ahead for a 97-87 victory and the series now is tied at two games each and game five is tomorrow night at san antonio and game six is at oracle arena. you can host this badge on facebook which is on abc7news.com. >> basketball and hockey are the craze but ahead the major bay area c

a british sailor died when the swedish boat failed during a practice run north of treasure island onhursday. the father a sailor said his son heard a loud cracking noise before the catamaran napped suggesting one of the carbon cross peoples broke. officials say it is too soon to draw any conclusions. >> you have to understand how did the capsize happen. there are many theories around the place. some different theories conflict we need to find the facts and that is what we are focused on. >> 36-year-old andrew simpson died when being trapped if ten minutes. >> police are investigating the death of a man found shot in the hills above uc berkeley. officers found his body outside a car parked on grizzly peak boulevard yesterday morning. police received several 9-1-1 calls of a shooting. the boulevard was closed for 12 hours while police investigated. >> search is underway if lake county for a nine-year-old austic girl unable to speak. here is a picture of the girl, last seen in the front yard of her family home yesterday afternoon at 1:30. investigators say because of her mental state, a

we know fbi agents have been visiting her house, her parents house, in north kingstown, rhode island. we know they have been questioning her. but at this point, we're hearing that she is not the third suspect that was arrested this morning. that doesn't mean that down the road she might not face charges, but at this point i'm being told it is not her. this third suspect is a u.s. citizen. i don't have anymore details on who that third suspect is. >> she is clearly under investigation, just given the volume of material that was taken out of her house by investigators yesterday. one of those clear plastic bags labeled dna evidence. >> if there is a charge of making false statements to the police, those are very serious charges. if you talk to a federal agent, not under oath, just talk to them and tell them a lie, you have committed a federal crime. when they investigate people like these young men without a lawyer and if these guys just fib a little bit about their background, every fib they tell is potentially a five-year felony. this can become a very serious crime, which can be used

border protection sent us the images and they tell us the air and marine team spotted one both north of the islands when they realized they were caught, they began dumping packages of cocaine into the water. they fired shots to disable the boat. three suspects were arrested and the boat, well, it sank. our fourth story "outfront," a chilling threat to president obama tonight. authorities are testing the letter addressed to the white house for presence of ricin. investigators say the letter is similar to the ricin-laced letter sent to michael bloomberg and to his anti-gun group. our deb feyerick is "outfront" with more on the investigation. >> reporter: the anonymous ricin letters contain a warning, what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. three letters sent to three men at the forefront of the gun control debate. president obama, new york city mayor michael bloomberg, and the head of his gun control group. in two of the letters, they threatened to shoot anyone who tried to confiscate his or her guns. "you'll have to kill me and my family before you get my guns." "

while you are in new york city, it's very easy to forget that where you actually are is on an island in the northter. staten island, is as the name implied, surrounded by water. all the new york city boroughs have coastlines and it is possible to do some very good fishing, some north atlantic fishing in, say, brooklyn new york. i know this for a fact because i caught this fish

the swedish boat tipped overgn north of treasure island yesterday afternoon in a practice run for thea's cup, which starts in july. 11 crew members tossed into the bay. ten of them were able to make it safely to a support boat. but 36-year-old andrew simpson did not survive despite frantic efforts to save him. investigators believe he was trapped. a team arrived at the headquarters where sailing fans brought flowers and some wondered if the boats are just too big to control. >> it's like, you know, you don't want anybody else to die. you don't want it to be a train wreck. >>> people shouldn't have to die for this. >> reporter: you may recall the tragedqqr÷ follows another wrecn october when a boat belonging to oracle team usa tipped over dramatically, sending 11 crew members into the water. they all survived by the $8 million boat was smashed by the waves.0vy:"q!%m is the second 162-year history of the america's cup. reporting live on treasure island, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. updates about that investigation and to learn more about andrew simpson,

world south korean media say the country has places relief for cision guided missiles and islands next to north korea and the china sea has fired a projectile into waters off its eastern coast day after test launching three short range missiles into the sea in the same area north korea routinely tests such short range weaponry but the latest move but escalate tensions on the peninsula are again angered by u.n. sanctions and joint military drills between south korea and the u.s. has threatened to attack seoul and washington and hold out of the sixty year old armistice that ended the korean war. a prominent politician from pakistan's movement for justice has been shot dead in the southern town of kharaj the party's leader and former cricketer am wrong connie has accused political rivals of plotting her death. saying it was assassinated on saturday night hours before today's crowd of virtual partial we were on of the recent general election over one hundred people were killed in the run up to last week's vote. the cost of policing the joy in the sun holed up in the dorian embassy in london has ris

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world south korean media say the country has placed israeli for cision guided missiles and islands next to north korea and the china sea gang as fired a project fell into waters off the eastern coast a day after launching three short range missiles into the sea in the same area north korea routinely tests of short range weaponry but the latest move would escalate tensions on the peninsula again angered by u.n. sanctions and joint military drills between south korea and the u.s. yang has threatened to attack so and washington and pulled out of the sixty year old armistice that ended the korean war. a prominent politician from pakistan's movement for justice has been shot dead in the southern town of kharaj party's leader and former cricketer imran khan has accused political rivals of killing her in the run up to today's controversial election. while in other poll related violence a gun battle has also been raging in another district of karachi three people dead including one child. the cost of policing julian a son she hold up in their dorian embassy in london has risen to three point three milli

is after researchers announced a rare discovery of a mammoth carcasses in the remote ic islands of russia's far north. >> scientists were astonished to find liquid blood inside the other animal. that could be used to clone the creature, which scientists say was about 60 years old when it died between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago. >> coming to a zoo near you. >> watch out, jurassic park. >> could be a bit warm. >> that is all for now for dw. stayed tuned for more news. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hundreds of thousands march against monsanto around the globe. you are watching "inside story americas" from washington. on saturday in scenes reminiscent of the protests against u.s.-led wars in vietnam in the 1960s and iraq in 2003, prost

is after researchers announced a rare discovery of a mammoth carcasses in the remote ic islands of russia's far north. >> scientists were astonished to find liquid blood inside the other animal. that could be used to clone the creature, which scientists say was about 60 years old when it died between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago. >> coming to a zoo near you. >> watch out, jurassic park. >> could be a bit warm. >> that is all for now for dw. stayed tuned for more news. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

pacific island of guam within their reach. the north koreans were reacting to new united nations sanctions and joint military drills between u.s. and south korean forces. >>> i think that we would certainly welcome any steps taken to back down from provocative stances that pyongyang has taken. >> she also has doubts about their weapons. >> we don't think they about the capable to deploy long-range missiles. >>> forces are conducting fire drills off the western coast of the korean peninsula. they say it's an attempt of tipping tensions to into an actual war. they said the drills began on sunday. they say they will retaliate if a single shell falls within their territory. they say there are no drills under way near the islands. >>> tokyo share prices surged on tuesday to their highest level in nearly five years. the nikkei index broke through the symbolic 14,000 mark. it regained the levels before u.s. investment bank lehman brothers went bankrupt and triggered a global financial crisis. the nikkei claimed 3.5% ending at 14,180. investors

for the sixteen year olds this is an incredibly have to sentence they all come from secure island in the north. west part of the country which has been the hotbed of protests that have rocked baccarin since early twenty's and levon now these protesters have been sentenced on a range of charges including for example setting a car on a flyer protesting possession of petrol bombs and also attempted murder this is according to their lawyers but the protesters deny these charges they say that they're innocent and they in fact claim that they were coerced into confessing in order to get these charges now the background to all of this is these escalating protests that we've seen in bahrain that as i mentioned began in two thousand and eleven basically what you have is ongoing unrest with the majority of shiites in the country demonstrating and demanding a greater voice in the political system that has been ruled by the sunni monarchy ruled in many ways with an iron fist these protesters allege and so what began as peaceful gatherings people taking to the streets to protest has really transformed into

according to the police, they picked him up along with six other young men on an island to the north. this is an area known for its fairly conservative mosques and koranic schools. they were tried to cross over the border into somalia to join our shabbat. i'll shabbat has been fighting to overthrow the somali government for some years. been fightingas to overthrow the somali government fourth of -- for some years. he complained he was not allowed to eat for two days, is denied access to lawyers and his family. the kenyan authorities initially denied he had been here, but then in fact they say he had been charged under a different name. some confusion over what documents he was traveling under. the canyons insisted the documents were legitimate -- kenyans insist the documents were legitimate. when they found no evidence of terrorism, he was allowed to go home. the kenyan authorities have gone on to deny that there was any abuse. there was no record of complaints. they insist they behaved ethically within the letter of the law. >> plenty more to come on the newshour, including barack ob

. >> now tomorrow, with the chilly air coming from the north and northwest, low pressure sitting over portions of long island. we might see a little bit of shower activity possible. >> at least pretty close to us, certainly breezy and chilly. >> a little warmer for sunday and more pleasant on memorial day. >> northwest winds gusting up to 25 knots. tonight, showers and thunder showers, at least for the next two hours or so. >> 64 tomorrow, clouds maybe a few showers around the next five-days. >> 68, more sun, 70, 74 beautiful monday, and 78 warming up against with sunny skies on thursday. >> denise? >> great weekend, thank you. >>> it's a,,,,,, [ male announcer ] say goodbye to suits and suitcases, and say hello to the white sands and sunny beaches of northwest florida. feel good getaways. that's how we fly. southwest airlines is offering nonstop service from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book now online, only at southwest.com. . >>> let's find out if the donuts work. >> it's buck show walter's birthday and the baptism for a younger player's birthday. >> lots of excitement about the debut of o's

north bay. crash by skaggs island road a pickup truck hit the end of a big rig that stalled. it has bad front end damage. could be out there for a little while longer blocking the left lane. chp is on scene. the fires burning up in parts of sonoma county. this is causing an issue especially on 128. now, we are getting word the westbound lanes remain closed for at least another hour or so between scott and spencer. one-way traffic control is in effect. so expect can slight delays in the area or use transvaally road as your alternate. mass transit all on time. quiet this morning. no delays behind the pay gates on the bay bridge. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> developing news from the sierra foothills, where investigators are searching for answers in the murder of a young girl. there was a memorial in valley springs last night for 8-year- old murder victim leila fowler. she was stabbed to death in her own home over the weekend. her mother spoke at the memorial. >> i just want to thank the entire community and all of our family and friends for the overwhelmin

proportion with a small town of 15,000 people crammed into a group of houses from the north and the south so this was an island after lexington and concord there would be 3,000 nonmilitary people left in the city and most of them loyalist, refugees and a smattering of patriots who decided to stay so they could look after their houses along with 9,000 soldiers. some boston became a city under siege as a patriot militia who was involved of the skirmish of lexington and concord and going into cambridge and roxbury on either side of boston. and literally surrounded the city so boston was now the center of defiance now a garrison under the patriot sees the point* is to cut off the city and start it to death. this would not happen in boston because the english had the british navy with men of war or other ships throughout the harbor and today the town of boston is now the city of boston and it is almost unrecognizable to the way it was. many of those that once defined the island were shaved down to fill in the back bay it was water. the river came in much closer than what it does now what is now washington, that was

this is a beautiful picture to angel island and off to the north bay where we seeing a few breaks inhe clouds and drizzle, so be prepared for that. temperatures are warmer today, probably will not notice it fremont and san jose and concord and san francisco, and same in santa rosa and 77 and oakland at 68 one degree of where you were yesterday. the golden gate bridge shows it was hard to see year because of the drizzle and today we can see it with clouds higher and not much moisture, and that is another reason they will fade quicker. not so much this morning and temperatures are stuck in the mid-to-upper 50's and mild when you step outside and bright are by noon and 9 inland and by 4:00, average, and 55, and 74 inland and quiet this evening from 53 at coast to 65 inland. in san jose, waking up to a cheer sky, and temperatures jump to 80's inland tomorrow, and 90's friday and saturday and 70's around the bay tomorrow but let to upper 80's friday and saturday and the warmth spreads to the cost and near 70's friday and sat. enjoy. >> we have a lane out of economying in marin county nort

on facebook we have a conversation going on -- back to the phones in north providence, rhode island on our line for independents -- we have jim. caller: good morning. i think you guys do a great job with your show. the extent that you listen to a lot of different folks and a lot of different perspectives -- i come from a place and a local high school where we have a very strong representation in washington with some very good folks. have tommy don lund, head of brother has worked with the vice president. i have been watching with interest this coverage about the internal revenue and how they have been handling these matters. host: are you a teacher in north providence? not a: and the -- teacher, i am an old classmate of some of these guys. they do in exceptional job of everything that goes on with our government. where thebe moments nation as a whole question is what goes on. i think the presidential administration and the folks on an show are really doing exceptional job. i listen because of your good station and coverage that this gentleman, mr. miller, answering the questions for co

a single shell drops across the waters during the test, the north will start firing at south korea. >> translator: they will turn the islands into a sea of flames. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel said today the u.s. and our allies are prepared for any contingency but hopes north korea realizes the better option is peace. >> ed, thank you, on the north lawn. >>> tomorrow is the day what could be a blockbuster congressional hearing on the benghazi whistle attack. and expecting to hear that the obama administration lied about what led up to it and blew the response itself and lied about that. more from the state department. >> reporter: at her senate confirmation hearing to be the next ambassador to libya, debra k. jones spoke about the last two. >> if committed i will carry on with congress. >> reporter: on wednesday the house oversight committee will hear testimony from the ambassador's assistant, hicks, i asked is there anything coming, anything out there to help our people from the military? the answer again was the same as before. what was that answer a committee investigator asked. the answer is they're too fa

. >> sky 7 is live over treasure island where that wrecked yacht has been towed. it cap sized on the north siftd i'llant this, isn't the first accident on the bay. >> yes. in october the oracle team flipped over putting their 72 foot catamaran to a test on the bay. the boat suffered major damage ask took a month or is to so to repair. the crew said rough seas cap sized the boat. oracle issued this statement that reads, quote, today is a sad day for all of us in the kmuchblt he was a great friend to our team. our thoughts are with his family and the artemis team. he will be dearly missed. >> we're on stand by for a live news conference from the ceo of the racing team. and are going to bring that to you as soon as that begin buzz we want toll but some other breaking news. a postal worker complained of itchy skin and light headedness and had to be hospitalized. that caused authorities to close the post office. five workers walked into the hospital about a block away on hid street creating concerns of contamination in the emergency room that had to shut down for a while. a hazmat team arrived

a perfect 10 was achieved by alabama, alaska, north carolina, and rhode island. close on their heels were louisiana, kentucky, new jersey, and tennessee. three programs actually improved against these benchmarks in 2012. programs lost ground, including five that his continued regular site visits that monetary program quality. it is essential to ensure the state pre-k produces results. the 2012 cutbacks in quality standards were directly related to the shortfalls in state funding. only 15 states and the district of columbia could be verified as providing sufficient funds to meet all of these tend benchmarks for quality standards. children in state pre-k programs attend programs where funding is inadequate to provide a quality education. dismal newsof this for 2012, we see signs that a turnaround is possible. just this month, mississippi became the latest state to sign pre-k into law. there are now only nine states that provide no public program. several governors have proposed new commitments. governor snyder of mexican and governor patrick of massachusetts have p

area in more than a month, right now some steady rainfall for antioch and bethel island through the delta moving south to north. we're not done with the rain chance even tonight. find out how long it's going to stick around in my forecast next. >> how long is the data being kept? who has access to it? >> why technology that can help bay area police identify crimes in progress is now being criticized for its accuracy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, open as scheduled. but tonight - it looks like ans >>> this was suppose to be the week for answers like whether or not the new bay bridge span will open as scheduled. but tonight, it looks like we won't have answers soon. in fact, phil matier says there are even more questions now. >> reporter: there are more questions and a new problem. public confidence. here's the story. public reaction to the use of questionable bolts on the new $6 billion east bay bridge span has been loud. officials like metropolitan transportation commission chair mary renworth are hearing it loud and clear. >> what they have said is, the most important thing for us is to have it be safe and feel confident

north american. it was long believed that james ford on the island had washed away. in 1994 archaeologists work in the area started finding the remains of the original fort. something more astounding wasdy covered last year. this skull belonged to a 14-year-old girl of. they are calling her jane. he was on board a ship that arrived in 1609. it couldn't have been at a worse time. the food supplies they were bringing in end los angeles were lost or spoiled in a severe storm. and the tensions were high between the indians and the settlers. >> the fort is cut off and these 300 men, women and children are trapped within the confines of the fort itself. >> it's been a mystery how did the settlers survive. they had only enough food to last two months just as winter were settling in. the winter known as the starving time of james town. >> in the records there were account of the fact that when things were so desperate and it was very hopeless for the columnists that they resorted, some resorted to cannibalism. some believed it, some didn't. >> now they say they had evidence,

that area of low pressure still up to our north, but we're going to focus on the storms out to our west. there it is. out just south of the aleutian islandsyou can see it bringing that chance of rain monday and increasing as we head into the afternoon hours. thankfully, it will come in to the back half. 62 today in san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay. 58 in tampa bay. low to mid-70s inland. that's the area i think will be warmer. about 70 in san jose. overnight lows, we have a game at at&t park. the rockies are in town to take on the giants. about 58 degrees dropping down to about 53. mid-40s to near 50 with partly cloudy conditions. some marine layer clouds are going to try to roll in tomorrow. you'll notice those more on sunday. then look at this temperature monday. then we'll see a warming trend for tuesday, wednesday and especially thursday. have a good day. here's layla. >> good morning, everyone. we stay in the east boy. we have some construction projects going on if you're coming out of livermore, we will have a couple of lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. looks like your westbound traffic though, that is running nice as you'

north america in 1607. it was long believed that james fort on the island had over time washed away, but beginning in 1994 archaeologistsins of the original four. and then something even more astounding was discovered last year. this is a skull that forensic archaeologists say was that of a 14-year-old girl of european decent who they are calling jane. she was on board a ship that arrived in 1609. it couldn't have been a worse time. the food supplies they were bringing from england were lost in a severe storm and tensions were high between the indians and settlers. >> all of a sudden 300 settlers who survived the crossing arrive at jamestown very little in the way of food supplies. and it's at that very moment that the powetans and english began an all-out war. the fort is cut off. it's besieged by the indians and the 300 men, women and children are trapped within the confines of the fort itself. >> they had only enough food to last two months, just as winter was setting in. a winter known as the starving time of jamestown. no food, disease and war. >> in the records there were accounts of the fact that when things were

island which today topped 01:08:40:a list of the best. some other summer favorites were cape florida state park, cape hatteras on the outer banks of north carolina and coast guard beach on cape cod. we put the full list on the website at nbcnightlynews.com. >>> it won't happen in time for the memorial day weekend, but the u.s. parks service announced today that furloughs of park police officers will be coming to an end. the park police were the only federal law enforcement agency forced to take days off without pay under the budget cuts known as the sequester. the agency found cost savings elsewhere and the furloughs will end on june 1. >>> a lot of star gazers will be staying up late this weekend. three of the brightest lights in the sky are set to put on a rare show. venus, jupiter and mercury will appear as a bright triangle of light in the western sky. the best night to catch it is on sunday about 30 minutes after sunset. it won't happen again until 2015. >>> when we come back an emotional reunion for grateful parents in oklahoma. and the day care workers who served as human shields to protect the children in their care. >>> even amid the ru

island of yong pong. he said the leadership of kim jong un can force citizens to sacrifice themselves and says they will continue to make threats and provocations. one recent action by north korea suspended a program that was a rare symbol of cooperation on the peninsula. the jointly run kaesong industrial zone hasn't been running for the past month. now, south korean leaders are pushing to get back raw materials and products from the complex. kaesong is located in north korea close to the border. firms fro suspended operations in april after the north pulled out all its workers. the last workers from the south left earlier this month. the south korean president park is calling for dialogue so materials can be recovered as soon as possible. this is not the first time her administration has offered to hold working level talks to break the deadlock on kaesong process. but authorities in pyongyang have rejted negotiations. >>> a senior policymaker was fired by the chinese after he took to the internet. the pourer of online whistle-blowing in the fight against corruption. a social networking site was used to accuse him. the editors said he threatened a mistress in the 1990s w