responsible for northern california and the northwestern united states. >>> you've been here for four years and you're about to enter tour of duty. and what is the israel center. greatcoat the department of the center cisco federation. established about 15 or 16 years ago to be a bridge between israel and the bay area's jewish committee. >>> both of you've been in the jewish committee in the bay area for a good amount of time. i'm wondering what are some of your observations about how the bay area understands the state to visit israel and that is really a culture >>> i found i divided into a couple of things but first the jewish committee here in the bay area is a large and fibrinogen very deeply connected to israel. and we feel great kinship israel is the unusual nation state of the world people. the jewish committee instinctively understands that since the connection between us is very strong and here in the bay area have felt very good in the last four years the political support for israel among elected officials as a very strong it's great understanding and french than the econom

branch of the israeli embassy in our region are consulate bases have cisco responsible for northern california and the northwestern united states considers his car for four years about to enter tour of duty. >>> the israel center is the department of the seven cisco federation established about 1516 years ago to be a bridge between israel and the bay area's jewish committee. the couple's of the death of been in the jewish community in the bay area for a good amount of time and am wondering what it's all of your observations about of the bay area understands the state of israel and the israeli culture and all the different ways in which israel functions in the world. >>> a divided it into a couple of things first jewish community here they area and the jewish community here is large and vibrant and deeply connected to israel will feel a great kinship israel as an unusual mission state and nation civil what people the jewish committee instinctively understands that and a connection between this is very strong of brothers and sisters in the bay area i felt a very good in the last four years. the

it is really important. >> it is girls club of northern california. they have that daughter of farm workers component. there's the address and phone number for information. >> thanks for letting us speak about the daughters of farm workers. it is a program i am very passionate about. we want this program to continue for our young latinas. they need the resources and activities for the girls. >> good luck. thank you for the cookies! >> thank you. >>> up next on "comunidad del valle," the incomparable cindy chavez in studio talking about minimum wage. stay with us. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> we are back on "comunid

this afternoon northern california governing body refused to sanction the reverend. late last year the presbyterian church voted to censure for marrying same sex couples when it was legal in 2008. northern california group could face overview from church leaders. >>> uc davis told lawmakers from sacramento she takes responsibility for the infamous pepper spray on campus last november. >> i -- >> in sacramento said she authorized released to move directed by protesters but not to use the pepper spray. since then the university said it voted to sen sure and campus police chief resigned. series of reform measures prompted by independent investigation is set to take effect in february. continuing coverage occupy reform. >>> tonight dozens of protesters march today the uc property where police were waiting for them. the 23 dayology asian ended yesterday when police forced out the protesters. they want the reserve to grow food and not develop protesters did not try to reenter the land which is now surrounded by a large bed. san francisco police are laying down the rules fo

there's another northern california high school team that has that record beat, john henry smith. they watched the birdies fly. the bad mitten team at mt. eden high made the birdies fly like no other. they have not lost a regular season game since 1999. it's a league record, 154 straight wins over 13 seasons. the coach has led the way for all of them. >> i don't know how far it can go. i do know this, it's all on the kids. >> reporter: the kids take keeping the streak alive very seriously. >> it's been going on so long, we want to be a part of it. it doesn't matter individually our status. it's how the team keeps going. >> reporter: he took over the program in the late '90s after a stint as the football coach. i have two loves of sport, football is my team sport and bad mitten. >> reporter: they say the coach used football methods to turn them into a tight ship. >> he made us do football drills. i know they were football drills because a teammate was on the football team. >> by the conditioning and hard work outs, by the intensity of what we do. it tends to build camaraderie. >> r

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supervisor olague: i would like to recognize the japanese cultural and community center of northern california. i'm going to go ahead and read the whereases here. it is critical people recognize the level of commitment they have given to japanese citizens during their hour of great need, and so i will just to share some facts with you. whereas the japanese serenity center was constructed in 1971 and they jccmc has served residents of san francisco and the broader japanese american committee, and a major 9.0 earthquake struck the coast of japan, triggering a devastating tsunami, resulting in 60,000 deaths and 3000 people missing, and as a result of the great earthquake and tsunami, a series of nuclear accidents happen ed, and on that same day, this organization organized a grassroots relief effort that established the northern japan earthquake relief fund to help the victims of the earthquake and the northern japan relief fund has become the largest japanese american based relief fund in the u.s. and the northern japan earthquake relief fund has galvanized dollars and has raised over $4 million

i'm frank and president-elect of criminal trial lawyers association of northern california. ctla is a proud co-sponsor of the justice summit here today. i've been asked to say a few words about ctla to both inform and entertain you for about the next two minutes. it's a professional association of criminal defense lawyers in the bay area. our membership list includes about 400 lawyers and private investigators, expert witnesses and even some professors and law students. our members are -- how do i say this -- luminaries in the field. today, the justice conference honors a past ctla honoree, one of our own, tony serra. ctla has featured the likes of not only tony serra at a feature presenter at our programs but those that include jim bross that has who defends cases most of the time but was the special prosecutor in the cat wineberger case. john was responsible for ollie north. chris argatis, who i don't think has prosecuted anyone but defends everyone. and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings

. >> and hear how a northern california fireman put his skills to use when his plane crashed with his family inn.snowy conditions. >> and there is a radio active fish problem spreading to the california coast. >> i'm sandhya patel, temperatures on the rise this week. i'll show when you 90s will come up. abc 7 news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> national guard rescued a northern california family whose small plane crashed on a snowy mountainside in idaho. the fire fighter, brian brown, his wife and daughter on the way from sacramento to their mountain home, to mountain home, in idaho. their cessna went down saturday night. the girl was able to call 911. >> what is your emergency? >> i'm in an airplane and i crashed. i need to you send a search party. >> rescuers treked through six-foot snow drifts to reach the crash site. the family spent 15 hours in below freezing conditions and a military helicopter hoisted them out. they're now recovering from injuries and it's unclear what caused it to go down. >> that is researchers reportin

cold front went through, a lingering little frontal system through northern california. so drizzle possible really all of southern california. we'll try to burn it off for a decent afternoon with mostly sun any conditions. but temperatures as i mentioned on the chilly side. 40s from seattle to portland and only 50 in san francisco. so today, showers in the northwest, we'll try to get you sunshine after drizzle beautiful, 79. l.a. >>> looks like a stronger storm comes into the west wednesday night. >> all right. we'll be watching that i'm sure. thank you. >>> coming up home ownership tumbles. scooping up sunoco. and the big business that is mother's day. plus bobby brown sits down with matt lauer to talk about whitney houston and drugs. >>> coming up the knicks couldn't handle the heat, the capitals got even and rajon rondo suspended. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning, welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are your top headlines. parliamentary committee has concluded that news corp chairman rupert murdoch is not a, quote, fit person to run a

hispanic chamber of commerce, monday goalan students nonprofit organization in america, northern californialetic association, national association of american professionals, national association of advancement of colored people, national association of independent business, national association of filipino americans, chinese americans, parent of great education. united california practitioners of chinese medicine, young filipino professional association. so a round of applause to all of our community partners, please. that was a lot. >> i'm glad he had to do that. our next speaker is u.s. congressman mike honda. he has represented the 15th congressional district of california in the u.s. house of representatives for over a decade. in congress, he is a member of the powerful house appropriations and budgets committee, chair emeritus of the asian pacific american caucus, co-chair of the democratic caucus's new media working group, house democratic senior whip and original author of the equity and excellence commission now housed in the u.s. department of education. mike's district includes si

satellite and radar, high clouds crossing the northern california coastline.ays north of the bay area until late today or tonight into tomorrow. we will see more high clouds sweeping on in. we're going to be watching the jet stream dropping to the south during the day tomorrow. leads to a big drop in temperatures. a super charge, that sea breeze. even showers north of santa rosa as temperatures drop off middle part of the week. here is the pornographic to show you going through the afternoon and evening. 6:00 or 6:30, get the maximum viewing of that partial solar eclipse, some fog tries to creep in. here is the good news. doesn't look like it rounds san francisco and go into the inner bay. most of the bay area if it holds up should have good viewing with most fog on the sea shore. as you go through tonight, then the fog punches in. once the marine layer deep ens, temperatures monday start to really drop off. if you like 80s, enjoy today's weather. mid-80s easily south of san jose and towards livermore. 82 in san jose. 75 in santa cruz before low clouds come ba

and eventually northern california. out here hype is gonna build. that will be a cooler pattern for next. a lot of low clouds and fog. some sun. mainly 50, 60s, by the water's edge, upper os, low 80s inland but temperatures five, ten day it will be coolly kye f.m. temperatures well -- it will be coolly and temperatures will rebound. we'll rebound by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> it's a lasting distribute to a heroic chp officer tribute to a heroic, officer dale krings, in may 1962, a mentally ill man shot and killed the officer while he was having breakfast at the coffee shop at the old >>> the music world is mourning the death of a member of the begee's. ♪ >> robin gibb died last night need. he was 62 sheers old -- he was 62 years old. rob be's -- robin's mother, maurice gibb, died of a heart attack in we. and donna summer -- in 2003. and donna summer will be laid to rest today. >>> well, took's stock is down. we'll find out what is causing other stock to rise this mon. >>> and new trouble for the interest chief accused of raining a hotelin

northern california versus southern california. right now there's a recognition with climate change. the state's water supply is going to be less and less reliable. you're seeing parties on both sides come together on some of this stuff. before it was environmentalists versus the farmers. people actually are trying to find solution in this case. but long way to go on that. >> the governor, i know, has talked about the fact he doesn't think we need this bond measure right now. that a lot can be done without it. that there's been the talk of this massive plan that the department of water resources, i believe, has been working on for many years. do we have any sense when that might come out or what it might say? and kind of, is this all about the peripheral canal or are there other issues they're dealing with? >> they announced they're going to delay the release of the plan. we are expecting an announcement in july sfr the governor on what he's supporting. another thing is habitat restoration. that's how they're planning on mitigating

while i am in san francisco, i cover all of northern california. this is really the small business of the year for northern california. every year, we look for great, you need small businesses. all small businesses are unique in their own way. the challenge is to find a business that represents the things small business does for the community in ways everyone talks about the only one small business gets the chance to be recognized and honored this year. if i could get rebecca and john up first, so i can make sure you know who we are recognizing here. for sba, we try to recognize the business that is unique in a couple of ways. we look for a business that is financially successful. at the beginning of the 2000's they were doing $10 million a year. they hope to do $60 million a year this year. around a turn-of-the-century, they had a little over 100 employees. now they have 300 employees. it is now a nationwide coast to coast operation with locations in five places across the country. financially, operations best wide -- operations-wise, and hiring.

a rare solar eclipse, visible in northern california. to see it tomorrow. >>> our daytime highs will climb into the 80s for some. coming up, in a few minutes, we'll take a look at what you can expect in your area. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. . >>> the 70-day olympic torch relay is now under way. soccer star david beckham lit the symbolic torch from a lantern. over the next 10 weeks, 8000 people will carry the torch over 8000 miles as it makes its way around the country. it all leads up to the opening ceremony in london on july 27th. >>> well, today, the royal navy, army and air force is helping mark queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. yesterday, the queen welcomed various world leaders to a lunch in her honor. then this morning, about 2500 troops paraded through the windsor castle grounds and through the town. the event was watched by the queen and her husband, prince philip. the two will follow the same route on their way to watch a flyover by 78 military airc

it's the fastest-growing sport, not only in the country but also in northern california. i've also worked with at-risk youths off the field, tutoring and with leadership development. i've also recently started a lacrosse program for both boys and for girls with the boys and girls club of san francisco. keeping our youth off the streets, occupied and healthy, is key to a vital and healthy san francisco. both in the short term and the long run. currently many of the natural fields as you have heard in san francisco are home to a very large gopher population, make our fields dangerous and often wonderful, it's-up keep -- upkeep is sfens -- expensive and consumes enormous natural resources. the current general erakse of turf fields are safe, sustainable, and they reuse materials that normally would be slated for landfill or insineration. increasing the available field space will enable more youth in our city to have safe places to play, to build their character and contribute as productive citizens to a healthier and more vital san francisco. so in my view the only choice you

in northern california is $4.20 a gallon. it's a drop of 5 cents a goal listen from this time last month. gas will costless this summer than first expected. the administration expect the cost of gallon of regular fall to national average of $3.79 a gallon. >>> of top 100 public high schools in the country. santa cruises collegiate school ranked no. 8. came in at 12. san francisco low high ranked 51. the mission high school 67. oakland american indian public high school ranked 71. the city summit preparatory high school no. 81. ranks 97. schools were ranked on the academic performance of the entire student body. creator of the children's classic wears the wild things died at the age of 83. the author and illustrator suffered a stroke 4 days ago. the 1963 release of where the wild things are shattered the conventions of children's books at the time with the rebellious young hero who runs away. other books include in the night kitchen and outside over there. one of the world's largest cruise ships is getting ready to make san fr

the strawberries are from watsonville blueberries are from northern california.ited berkeley moms to block about healthy eating to dine here and see firsthand. >>> and as we saw from victoria and don has a little something for everyone. >>> we thank them for letting us right along. >>> i'm not buying either by the way. >>> and the things to those who took me through the drive- through mcdonald's isn't going organic but they say they're going help the air you can still choose the five r healthy smithy it's your choice. in berkeley juliet could read cbs five northern california researchers studying parasite found in cats that can also infect humans and when does it can cause desired changes in human behavior dr. kim on what the parasite does that's one expert describes as creepy. >>> armed with a bad of catchall mary jane is trying the best to lower joe jones and jimmy out of hiding the judge so is keeping his distance and to jimmy is nowhere to be found. did we jimmy and jo jo are feral cats. >>> they're now level they're full of surprises. >>> here is another sur

northern california, southern oregon, only about a 30% chance of showers or storms. as we look at your tuesday, cool it off a little bit in portland and seattle but we're still very hot in vegas. if you're watching us on king 5 news in seattle, washington, see jars created by artists of today inspired by mythic native traditions from across the word at the spirits in wood and glass at the stonington gallery. >> thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> when it comes to "the avengers," the box office records just keep on falling. >> and your ten dollars. >> my $15, actually. >> really? >> 3d. >> the superhero super hit took in an estimated $103 million this weekend. to easily hold on to the top spot and become the first film to make more than $100 million in its second weekend of release. it also became the fastest movie to reach both $300 million and $350 million in earnings. and the movie with the highest ever eight-day, nine-day and ten-day grosses, including worldwide earnings. disney announced that as of la

if anything it might head into northern california on thursday. which means our temperatures will come down. fog, sun cooler. coastal fog is in place. highs today 60s and 70s and a few low to mid 80s. 50s and 60s and 70s until we get inland. inland areas they will come in the upper 70s. by the end of the week low 70s. santa cruz 68. redwood city 75 degrees. not much pattern change tuesday and wednesday. that low drops in thursday. should wipe out the fog for a better pattern. >>> violence at a vallejo gas station. the surprise attack that sent one man to the hospital if >> the reason it was a long night for people in northern italy dealing with extensive damage after an earthquake. >> also happening right now we're in the courtroom. this is on the east coast. sentencing about to happen in the rutgers university web cam spying trial. we'll take you to this courthouse live. >>> happening right now the sentencing hearing of a former rutgers student convicted of using a web cam to spy on the roommates romantic encounter with another man. i want to tak

in northern california area, there are more veterans than in 48 of the 50 states.this is hallowed ground for veterans, right around here, and i think that adds to the appropriateness of this place. but look at the setting. city hall. symbolizes the idea of government by free people. government representing, giving us governance on the basis of that representation. that is the idea we go out and fight for. and the veterans building there. and then in this setting where if you listen closely, you can hear the wonderful, soaring music of the symphony. you can hear the arias and the opera and the grace and beauty of our ballet. in this wonderful performing arts, it gives us the soul of the treaty to the veterans, and it says that we respect you. we love you, and we thank you, so as a veteran myself, particularly if you have been in combat, you know how close you are, i want to say on my own behalf, thank you. [applause] >> there are two or three people that we need to identify, george and charlotte, because they are here as part of the honor group, but they hold title.

. >>> in afghanistan today a fallen marine from northern california was honored. he read a letter from the surgent. he was killed by a bomb in afghanistan earlier this year. he wrote a letter to be given to his family in case of a death. >>> we will tell you how the area is working to make sure fallen heroes are not just remembered on memorial day, but every day. graduate, now that your journey begins, you're going to need a powerful connection ! felicidaaaadeeeees ! with this droid 4 by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you can stay in touch on skype with your loved ones. staying connected with your family... ... in more places, on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value ! get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. felicidades ! >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> some sobering moments today during a memorial day ceremony. it was one of many ceremonies across the bay area honoring the men and women who died serving in the armed forces. ktvu's patty lee

. >> coming up next a northern california woman's remarkable bike ride. >> she rode too miles to get to chemotherapy today. the story is çk >>> a well known restaurant may be renamed a street by a officer killed by a deranged man. the children and grandchildren were at the rest area to support the legislation. back in may, 1962 officer krings was fatally shot by an unemployed reporter. the officer managed to kill the suspect. >> 50 years later, we come together to remember the sacrifice of officer kring of what he gave to save others. >> the stop is located near the statute in the rest stop now including a chp substation. >> a northern california breast cancer paish jent not taking her disease laying down. she's doing just the open sismt over the last week the 41-year-old mother pedaled 300 miles from her home in humbolt county to marin. this is video taken along the way. she used video for inspiration. >> that meeting is great. because people that say, oh, yeah, my grandmother had cancer she's 80 now and you know, i'm 10 years out, these are the stories i love to hear. >> she's stay

i'll tell you about that in the accu-weather forecast coming up as abc 7 news at >>> a northern california chp officer is being remembered half a century after he was gunned down by a deranged man. there is a bill to name the rest stop in honor of officer gail krings. family members were at the rest area for the announce many. in may, 1962 officer krings was shot by an unemployed reporter who opened fire inside of a coffee shop. >> those wounded officer krings was able to subdue the suspect and save others from serious injury or death. >> the rest stop is located near the 26-foot statue in hillsborough. >> and the stake by construction workers left customer was out power, crews hilt a wire, leaving many in the dark. >>> time for a check of what has been a windy forecast. >> and first, let's take a look back at images from yesterday's eclipse. this is from andrew a. projecting the images on to a wall. and there is images projected on to a wall as well. and here is a picture from chris a. there is a sill wheft a young girl in front. there is a crest shape and interesting. it's all behind us

>> that is what happened to one northern california man and on the consumer watch, julie watts explains that is a violation of state utility rules. >> it is a very random we're street. >> getting to their house is a bit confusing. >> we have ordered stuff here before and it has never showed up. >> there are two roads with the word " hell, " in pine grove. there's hilltop growth and hilltop court. most mail is directed to the wrong street and that is what michael says that he asked pgd to send his bills to repeal box but for one year he said the bills never came and every time a call he says that pgd told him to wait for one. >> i was getting worried that i would have a human this bill. >> in february they shut off his power, issac of bills arrive to is p.o. box the very next day. >> 12 month bills all at once. >> $2,900 worth. >> i did not think it was fair. >> pg&e refuses to play by the rules. >> utility reform never says that pgd is breaking a state ruled that only allows utilities overseen by the state to backed bill customers for a period of three months. it is something that they

increasing efficiency, decreasing the budget deficit, and real focus that we appreciate in northern california on clean energy. for example, moving the state's goal to be 33% clean energy producing. it is my privilege to welcome governor brown to the panel. [applause] >> and to introduce our next panelist, i would like to welcome steve ballmer, senior bp -- vp. >> good morning and thank you. next up is governor hickel lipper -- hickenlooper. he is the serieaal a entreprener each of you have in your respective parts. he became very successful in the brew pub business. he never had a single election not even for stink -- a student council. governor? [applause] in keeping with the discussion, he is keen on innovation and things of that nature. i know that will come out. thank you, governor. >> are we all set? i am from the "mercury news," and we're here because we live in a global cloueconomy. it has altered local economies because so many manufacturing and technology jobs are moving, whether it is a matter of costs for going where the trained work force is. we're fortunate to have to governors h

. >>> new at 10:00, the results of a strike authorization vote by northern california grocery workers. union members at railies, nob hill, and bel-air markets overwhelmingly approved the vote. it involves local 5, united food and commercial workers union. the strike vote had 93% approval. workers say they had been without a contract since last october. a federal mediator has scheduled a meeting for friday. >>> a group of about 50 to 100 people marched today to blame a pesticide. the protesters say it's responsible for a catastrophic die off of bees around the world. known as cloney collapse disorder. the environmental protection agency says it has no proof the bayer product is to blame. that particular chemical is not made at the berkely facility. >>> in five minutes, a warning about traffic. the massive transportation project that will lead to some street closures. >>> a man was found dead on fall creek road last night. afterward, investigators found pieces of the front end of a mercedes benz and investigators say it is either a 2012 cls63, or a cls500. police are hoping someone will

. >>> a texas boy has come to northern california as part of the make a wish foundation.s simple. he wants to watch things blow up. >> fire in the hole! 8-year-old evan latch is battling leukemia. he has spent the last 4 years in chemotherapy, but the bomb team wants to watch his dream come true. >> understanding the tragic event we want to make sure they forget about that and they are having fun. >> overcoming a tough ordeal for many, many years with his illness and not able to exhale for most of those, and how he can finally breathe and enjoy life for a change. >> he watched five blasts on friday. the family will spend the next few days in california before going back to texas. >>> the search for space rocks that rained down after an explosion last month. first nasa was asking people to send in photos of the finds, and now they are looking for themselves. mike tells us why. >> reporter: they want to prove what they saw from the air ship was as much as 12 meteors like this one. however, the researchers are keeping the exact locations of the sights from folsom lake west a

. >>> major drug bust has interrupted the flow of heroin into northern california agents arrested a dozen members of the gang that authorities say smuggled her window into the state from mexico this is the culmination of a 2 1/2 year investigation called "operation middleman." during raids agents seized nine guns and small amounts of marijuana and meth. they bought three pounds of her win during the course of the investigation. -- of heroin during the course of the investigation. >>> a judge has declared a woman a deadbeat and order she a $3300 a month for spousal support to her ex-husband. she stopped paying 14 months ago after he choked one of their sons in a drunken rage. he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor child endangerment c >>> 5:09. i stepped out this, it was mild in the east -- in the east bay. , humid and patchy drizzle possible during the morning commute. here's some of the onshore winds that will bring the cloud cover while the rest of us will see increase in sun from mid-morning into the mid-afternoon going to be cloudy with patchy drizzle through 7:00, temperatures in the l

as the system moved through northern california we will see a few clouds but it will enhance low cloudsn the early morning. road, are caught hackman who will also help to enhance the sea breeze. >> future cast 4 more relatively clear. some >> mid-upper seventies in the south bay. memo the wind is going to be the big weather story this week. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, very strong winds. 40-50 mi. an hour. >> coming out why my states has lost ft steam and face but kept growing. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian mebkeflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >> vicki liviakis shows as a few great ones. >>vicki: bay to breakers is such a great event. this is the president and his secret service? >> some of the cost to acquire fairly realistic. some we cannot show you faugh cahow if but fifth this would a problem >