you have seen in the past presented an ever ready bunny as an advocate for veterans he was in north san diego promoting careers and construction but also the program itself has been throughout united for veterans has been most successful right now in hiring veterans and continue -- webcor/obayashi works with the building trades and another thing that ted has reported he's actually outreaching out to 29 palms and the bases himself so ted is available anytime after the board meetings if we wanted to meet and talk further about all the efforts he puts into the veterans more than happy to and works with all the subtrade packages to bring veterans onto the project in the growth sector as well. progress to date with the adults tim donovan in our jaec meeting reported a very robust apprenticeship program and they are really starting to bring on a lot the electrical trades are very pleased with their apprentice program at this point and tim donovan reporting. >> moving onto the apprenticeship trims this is through the first quarter end of march 31st st the first quarter, with 143 apprentice trade hou

long shore workers people as to what goes on in ports they represent the locals that go as far north to san diego and i'll guess that mr. adams was to all the ports for some reason so that acknowledge he brings to san francisco with the creativity is needed this this world-class city is really going to be valuable i'm here to support keeping that talent on the commission. thank you, supervisors >> hi doris republican hoe i'm here to speak about my colleague william i didn't adams he's extremely engaged and he really brings number one is willie because of his current position has a lot of connections both up and down the west coast in terms of the commission and washington, d.c. we hear about what the other ports are doing san francisco is unique we're not a pure shipping port by willie has been able to strengthen our agenda we don't have that background he represents the workers and labor he comes from corporate america and amazingly we don't start at the same place we'll have had labor tensions and the international side that's important and he's done some trips on behalf of the port to some of

here in carlsbad north of san diego the largest desalination plant is under construction at a cost of $1 billion. when completed in 2016 it will provide 300,000 people in staying county with fresh drinking water, and farther up the coast. >> we are in the lovely city of santa barbara, and our desalination facility. >> reporter: he was give a tour of the city's desalination plant completed in the early 90's. >> these pressure vessels are like the primary treatment. >> a few months after the plant went live the rains came and the plant was most balled. >> reporter: time and technology has changed. recommissioning this plant is a huge undertaking but without it the region could likely run out of water. >> this is part of the process preparing ourselves. i'm not going to stand by and watch the community run out of water. >> reporter: which is exactly what is happening in mexico, where extreme rationing has been in effect since january. creating even a new sense of urgency to turn this former water treatment plant in mexico into a bi-national desalination plant where the water would be sha

if you ever have a chance to go, north of san diego, all wide open.trams through it, not like typical zoo. >> crooks in south jersey commit a strange robbery. they made off with a dunk tank, and a bounce moon. where they stole the cargo attractions that could really hurt some kids if they're not returned. also, this morning, 5:56. sabina following up on violent robbery at local daily. we have surveillance video of this, sabina? >> reporter: that's right, chris, store owner was viciously beaten inside of his own shop t starts out as a robbery, then you see the surveillance video, the victim split second decision that caused a rob tow lose his cool. we're back in a >> developing story out of delaware county, live look from norwood, right now, where popular tavern caught fire overnight. what investigators think spark the flames. >> armed crook pummels deli owner during robbery, what the victim did that police say made that thief snap. it said i didn't sleep for 24 hours, is that true? >> accused of falling asleep behind the wheel after big rig, causing t

we ask you to join the school boards from as far north as southern humble and san diego and stand up for children and public education by supporting the goals of this common sense measure that will help our schools and our state while raising no taxes or fees, you saw this matters from our local san francisco presentation as well as the report from the youth and education law project, at stanford law school. for those of you and we hope that there are a few, those reports are available out in the lobby to anyone interested, and we will be very grateful for anyone to take a look on the those, those children paid with the future and gave up the education, which we can never reclaim, it is lost forever, thank you for caring about the children, and the future of california. >> hello, i am jennifer bester and i am also here to thank you for all of the good work that you do all of the problems that you listen to and all of the opportunities that you try to mine for san francisco school children. i do believe that it is hard to bring to you yet another problem or an opportunity. however, th

near a place called dana point, which is just north of san diego.the previous night's guests were being ushered off the premises by hotel security. a private security team moved into the property setting up checkpoints at the resort's entrances. hotel employees could be seen sweeping the rooms for electronic listening devices and dozens of wealthy men and women were led into the resort, registering to attend an event deceptively entitled t.n.r. annual sales meeting. mr. president, this meeting, once started, turned into a multiple day event. it was closed to all spectators, journalists and all those not explicitly invited. no official itinerary was available, and details have not been forthcoming, no matter the inquiries. there are at least two senators slated to -- there were at least two senators slated to attend and they did attend, but their offices have refused to comment on their participation. after all, attendees were sworn to secrecy. high levels of security, concealment, deception and oaths of silence, that doesn't sound like a typical con

these were in response to whistle blower disclosure at the asset forfeiture office in san diego, california, and north wh station in already ray dough, ts texas. the whistle blowers in the case and in 14 others that came to ea ose separately from all around the country had basically the identical disclosure. that border patrol agents or b i.c.e. uenforcement officers claimed two hours of auo each day. but the overtime work are unlawful. they don't meet the requirements for auo. age reports prepared by oia exbstantiated the core allegations. the reports confirmed that ip agents in these location s latin basically extend their regular e shifts by two hours every day routinely. that's in violation of auo rules. they require unpredictable or irregular or compelling reasons to stay on duty.e in addition to the across the t board substantiate yags of the misuse, there are key the differences in the reports worto going through. these are based on the duties of the agents in those lo cases. i want to start by start by addressing the border patrol agents in texas.or the report noted that the agento claimed auo

san diego sector. managers there, i'm sorry, loredo north station, loredo, texas. the managers insist and provide they do an extensive cost analysis of a ten-hour shift versus eight-hour shift. what the report confirms is that ten-hour shift is currently being compensated with auo and it's not lawful. we have to figure out if ten hours is the best way. >> the reason it's not lawful is because it was set up for conditions that were unpredictable, correct? >> correct. >> if it was set up and said make it predictable, use it when you want, it would have been fine. the fact is unpredictability. >> right. we want to flag that. it is worth understanding from the witnesses why ten hours is the most cost effective approach of securing the border. >> okay. mr. judd. when discussing pay reform, and we are discussing this bill, we are talking how much money it's going to save. why would your folks be in favor of it? >> because the alternative is worse. what we've found is, again, mr. miles testified that what we are doing is not actual auo. mr. hamrick has testified the hours

san diego. thinking that on-ramp would take him to i-5 north. instead it filmed to the south unknowing to him and straight into the custom agents and they would not let him turn around. even though he told him he accidentally crossed the border and all of his possessions were in his truck including his three guns. >> and did he tell you that, why he went to mexico that day to begin with? >> yes, yes. he went there to eat dinner, go shopping, check out the entertainment. tijuana advertises to marines at camp pendleton. there is a place that is very popular. so he web there to rub elbows with his marine buddies. he spent the evening. walked back to his truck at 10:00 at night to head to san diego to catch a hotel room. >> okay. thanks for being with us this evening. good luck. >> thank you. >> coming up, nancy pelosi thinks obamacare is beautiful. you heard that right. >>> and your last chance of voting in the inat a poll. should veterans be allowed to get health care at private hospitals. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers

san diego. >>> a bizarre incident on a north carolina highway. a man clinging to the back of a car going 55 miles an hour. >> all that -- >> a california family's nanny nightmare may soon be ending. she has agreed to move out. >> boys will be boys. a hot foots has been scheduled. >> now we found it. >> and all that matters. >> today toronto mayor rob ford will be back. >> he'll be hungry and looking forward to seeing people. >> what exactly did donald sterling say, i don't want my woman around black basketball players. me neither. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off so margaret brennan our great states department correspondent is here. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. it's great to be back. >> it's good to have you hear. nearly 100 airline passengers are waking up in kansas. they're supposed to be in california. an emergency slide opened in flight. >> the flight landed in wichita and no one was hurt. as ben carter

north carolina state 92-96 m.p.h. fastball. he also has a devastating slider listed as a top pitching prospect a san diego high school pitcher was selected first. >> and a hearty can congratulations for being inducted into the hockey hall of fame for being an announcer. 31 years of broadcasting. back in 1977 he was the voice of the grand rapids owls. it's an honor for a real swell guy. that's it for sports. >>game one of the n-b-a finals ended without the best player on the court. an air conditioning failure in san antonio caused the temperature to soar to 90- degrees. lebron james was hampered by leg cramps and actually took himself out of the game with four minutes left... he scored 25 points, but only two in the fourth. meanwhile the spurs finished the game on a 16- to- 3 run led by 21 points from tim duncan. san antonio comes back to win 110-95. game- two is sunday night. a foodie website claims the best burger in america can be found in chicago. according to "the daily meal", the top honor goes to kuma's corner on the north side. while the restaurant's entire menu consists of burgers, mostly named after heavy metal bands ..

north a. here's a look richer baseball forecast the giants a taking on the compadres from san diego tonight temperaturesower, '60s and it's gonna be when the clouds are increasing throughout the game. west wind that 20 to 30 mi. per hour. cephalon keep the kids were bring the heavy blanket. here's your 70 around update forecast calling dallas starting tomorrow thursday is well below average for a lot of locations. reducing a lot of drizzle but there's only a 20 percent chance. the warm weather is to be with us by saturday and by sunday and land is and be back in the '90s. >>: retain and attract tosspots and the e sure freeway still very slow this morning for the west orchard coming down from kron ball of light down to the berkeley curve. we're still backed up to the bthe quarter 'n extremely heavy this morning for your ride leading south from san leandro all the way down to make the disk and the highway to 37 and self a freeway is called up again this morning cecily into north no one no one ride although but up does not reach as far south as the use to is still slow from before the to 80 interchanging t

north of lake tahoe. a stray hour is possible if lake tahoe at 63 and mid-80's through the central valley with sunshine and breezy at 74 today in los angeles and 72 in san diego. they still waiting for summer down south. >> the california highway patrol have plans to mitigate race day traffic. expect a lot of traffic. highway 37 right there and a construction project you need to worry about traveling northbound along 101 teen fulton road and windsor river, the lanes are taken away until 6:00 this morning. from north to south we will see what is happening in san jose, a look at 280 away from highway 17, it is quiet and southbound traffic is only one car making it up to highway 17 with no crashes to report and no construction. >> thank you, richmond police are looking for the owner more than $800 found at costco four months ago. found if a bag in the parking lot on central avenue on february 8. a good samaritan town the money over to police. investigators say no one has reported missing cash and police say they will ask for specific information from anyone trying to claim the money. >> relief for those who hate going to the dentist. scientists have a pain free

san diego was for at least couple of months. >>> last year one successful polar bear cub born in north america. so tells you how rare an event successful polar bear cub is. >> similar breeding trip was made to the pittsburgh zoo, but failed this time around, zoo keepers say they're optimistic, karen? >> 5:56. three year old boy saved by police. his very special way of saying thank you. and also, steve keeley live in south jersey, following the bear. steve? >> hey, i got inspired by your two stories in this segment about the animals, we can wine both. we breed our black bear with that polar bear, and then we we breed our black bear with that [ male announcer ]en we tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> lightning lighting up the sky early this mornin

san diego sector. the managers there -- i'm sorry, laredo north. they do an extension discussion on the costs and benefit of doing a ten-hour shift versus an eight-hour shift and i think that's a legitimate area for congress to consider. what the report confirms is that the ten-hour shift is being compensated with auo and that's not lawful. we have to figure out if ten hours really is the best way in that -- >> and the reason it's not lawful is because when au o was set up, it was set up for conditions that were unpredictable, correct? >> correct. >> if it had been set up and said we're going to make it predictable use it whenever you want, it would have been fact. but the fact is unpredictability. >> right. that's why we wanted to flag that because it's worth understanding from the cbp witnesses why ten hours is the most cost-effective approach to securing the border. >> okay. mr. judd, when discussing pay reform, and we're discussing this bill, we're talking about how much money it's going to save, why would your folks be in favor of it? >> becau

north bay but overall little change through the middle of the week. then the stronger trough heads our way. highs today in the upper 70s in the sierra nevada to the southern sierra 93. san diegoa seasonal 71 and 104 in palm springs. looks like temperatures spot-on normal today in the south bay. then we will see just a little bit of a bump tomorrow. it will come down a few degrees in the middle forecast week with that system and a slow recovery. much of the south bay very pleasant, not too hot. feeling pretty typical for this time of the year. in this afternoon mid-60s for oakland, 64 at 1:00. look for 75 fremont. 70 santa cruz. you head out to the east bay valleys, 84 livermore with 78 vallejo. and in the city with the breezy winds, southwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour, low to mid-60s. here's a look ahead a little warmer come tomorrow with the summer spread on tuesday. look for the cooler conditions on wednesday out ahead of the system that will mix out the marine layer. maybe a few drops in sonoma county and point rays and a back to a slow recovery friday and saturday. >> just a few counts? >> i'm going to count them. >> all right. lisa, thank you so much. >>> in sports, t

north of lake tahoe continuing to slide to the east. chance of showers diminishing rapidly. 79 in yosemite. sunshine and only 65 in monterey. only low-to-mid 70's around san diego los angeles and 95 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> the sig-alert is canceled in san mateo northbound 101 approaching peninsula avenue. the backup is here to stay. we have major delays five miles per hour is the top speed as you approach the golf course and when you pass it you are on the way. however, this drive that normally takes six minutes from highway 92 to sfo is now taking 30 minutes. avoid 101 and take 280. also, the great highway is shut down at lincoln way because of the blustering continues blowing out the sand on the roadway and it will closed until further notice. >> 6:41. coming up, the san francisco tech company in danger we of getting delisted from the nasdaq. >> the mayor of los angeles sits down with jimmy kimmel after using row fanty -- about >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> happening today, fremont will consider a new surveillance program that calls for a dozen new cameras installed at key intersections

north california. the state of silicon valley would run from san francisco to santa clara county. much of the central valley would become central california. the basin would be west california and the areas from san diego to the desert in the east would become south california. >> so the idea is that smaller governments would work better, but there must be some potential pit falls. >> oh, yeah. there certainly are as far as the critics are concerned. there are some real practical issues, for example, jefferson and north california, they'd have lots of water, but what would it do for the other four states? what would they have to do to get the water. also there's the issue of prisons. most of the prisoners come from urban areas. would new prisons have to be built in west los angeles? then there's the matter of higher education. there's only one uc, and that would be in the state of jefferson. would students there and elsewhere pay out of state tuition if they went to school in one of the other five states? finally, there's this other little tiny issue, and that is the u.s. constitution requiring that congress must approve the division of a state. so do we really believe for a second that congress would