. >> en los deportes la selección mexicana entrena a esta hora en la ciudad de pasadena detalles máss donde mañana méxico jugará contra gales, antes de la copa del mundo ante más de 8000 aficionados está entrenando, muchos llegaron desde muy temprano para ser testigos de esta práctica del equipo tricolor que encabeza juan carlos osorio, algunos no les gustan las rotaciones pero sí al técnico que no sabe qué hará mañana pero está seguro que el partido contra el conjunto europeo le va a servir de mucho porque tendrá que decidir de una vez por todas cuál será el equipo que utilizará en la copa del mundo. >> crean esa competencia de que nadie se siente titular, lo tienen que hacer bien porque detrás viene el otro que también le toca entrar, lo puede hacer igual o mejor, son decisiones del profe habrá que aceptar, te toque jugar o no apoyar al equipo. >> dejamos la selección de méxico en los vamos a madrid donde los aficionados del cuadro merengue siguen celebrando el título de la liga de campeones que consiguieron ayer al derrotar tres goles a uno a liverpool, muchas celebraciones del cu

muy cerca de santa fe donde nos encontramos a 24 millas, se encuentra el poblado de pasadena.rededor de 22 personas resultaron heridas y pedro rojas se desplazÓ hasta la zona para traernos los Últimos detalles. pedro: 21 trabajadores de esta planta quÍmica de pasadena, texas, al sur de houston, sufrieron un incendio en esta instalaciÓn. todo ocurriÓ por una falla en una vÁlvula que creÓ una gran llama. escuchemos quÉ dijo el investigador de incendios. >> [habla en inglÉs] pedro: segÚn el oficial, investigadores estÁn entrevistando a cada uno de los afectados y a investigadores determinando quÉ pudo haber causado esta falla en esta vÁlvula. las autoridades han advertido que la calidad de aire ha mejorado, que no existe niguna emergencia en esta zona, sin embargÓ van a continuar presentes en este lugar para saber exactamente quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ. dos de los heridos sufrieron heridas graves y fueron transportados en helicÓptero. arantxa: muchÍsimas gracias por esta informaciÓn, y nosotros vamos a continuar reportando del desarrollo de esta noticia desde esta comunidad sumamente

insiste en terminar programa daca toda costa, representantes llegaron a la corte de apelaciones en pasadenaobierno de presidente trump, no quita el dedo de renglÓn e insiste que cortes le terminen de dar la razÓn a la decisiÓn que tomo en torno a cancelaciÓn de daca. >>> listos y 3rpreparados para presentar nuestro caso. >>> el gobierno de santa clara, estÁ orgulloso de presentar este caso de luchar con el estado de california que estÁ tomando liderazgo en este caso y nosotros seguiremos luchando. >>> representantes de gobierno llegaron a una corte federal en pasadena, california, en enero un jutz federal de noveno circuito en california, fallaron en contra de gobierno de trump y a f d

it cannot handle the lunch crowd at a burger joint in pasadena. the company that created "flippy" says it has been improved. they also fixed the robot so it can actually put the burger on the by now, something it could not do in march. >>> the giants lost yesterday 6 to -- 6-5 to the colorado rockies in extra innings. the game was delayed because of rain. >> here comes the throw. it is cut off. >> the giants took the lead in the sixth. the panda had that big hits. with the bases loaded in extra innings and hit to center field, that walkoff win by the colorado rockies. the two teams will play again this evening from coors field in denver. >>> the oakland a's lost at the coliseum yesterday. their best chance to score might have come with the bases loaded in the sixth inning. >> he rounds toward second and he is out at second. >> oakland had quite a game from the picture, -- pitcher, but it was not enough. there was only one run they score. oakland hosts tampa again tonight at the coliseum. hopefully we have a better end. >>> we have been telling you

. >>> a judge of pasadena heard arguments over the daca program. a federal judge blocked the president's move to end the program, calling it arbitrary and capricious. today attorneys tried to convince the circuit court of appeal to throughout that decision. a few dozen protesters gathered in pasadena today, but the decision will be issued in san francisco. most believe the case will wind up before the supreme court. >>> the sacramento mayor and police chief want to invest money and improving public safety. members of two classes were in the audience. the money will be used to hire 250 additional police officers over the next four years. there will be funding for new police vehicles and to purchase tasers. >> the increase of our for patrols, we would like to sustain that, increasing the staffing of our burglary and serial crimes unit. support for our healthy streets operation center, which we have seen tremendous progress in addressing the many issues that face our city regarding homelessness. >> the san francisco police department has about 1800 pa

thed a conversation with superintendent of pasadena, texas, school districts. we hate it when these that stock photo of the kids behind a computer all day. that's not what we're trying to achieve. technology is not the centerpiece here. it is about empowering the teacher and giving the right tools to the student. talking about using technology to make it the job of the teacher easier and really able to highlight those individual relationships that need to happen to make great teaching happen. i want that for all children and i know that is what put me on the path to being able to be successful. you talked about teaching there. what is the teacher's experience with personalized learning? are they needing to learn a new day to operate? what are they telling you about what they like or don't like? the teachers are really excited about all the learning that needs to happen. and so it is not something that you can sort of open out-of-the-box and do it one day. it is not a singular tool. it is an approach and we have invested a lot in building summer training and pro

. >>> continÚa la batalla por daca, en calles y en las co cortes, esta vez en pasadena california, dondeentÓ convencer a los magistrado sz que res tua reno la orden de presidente de eliminar daca. >>> dicen que desde el principio daca fue inconstitucional porque el presidente obama no tenÍa la autoridad de hacer este tratado. >>> la corte es la primera en escuchar la apelaciÓn de trump sobre daca. afuera de este tribunal, se hicieron sentir los que apoyan a soÑadores. >>> me beneficia daca a mi familia. >>> el gobierno pidiÓ a magistrados que invaliden la decisiÓn de la corte federal en san francisco que reviviÓ daca. >>> la decisiÓn de Él es sÓlida porque su decisiÓn es que no se consideraron consecuencias. que se tomÓ una decision de una forma caprichosa, oosh ash otra ray y sin dunned mentÓ. >>> esta abogada cree que ahora la corte va a mantener la decisiÓn favoreciendo a los dreamers. este martes se escucharon solo al gobierno, pero no se dio fallo. >>> se espera que la corte de noveno circuito decida una orden ejecutiva de trump en washington, telemundo. >>> vun hombre acusado de ag

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. >>> representantes de gobierno llegaron a una corte federal en pasadena, california, en enero un jutz de noveno circuito en california, fallaron en contra de gobierno de trump y a favor de daca >>> lo que han decidido cortes que la administraciÓn. >>> es que el beneficio de daca continÚa vigente y es necesario que los jÓvenes obtengan esta ayuda. >>> personas que han renovado. >>> y nos decÍan que lo mÁs probable que daca quede en manlsz de la corte suprema de justicia es mi reporte en vivo, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> vamos estar pendientes de cualquier avance en este proceso. >>> tiroteo esta maÑana al sur de san josÉ dejÓ saldo un muerto y un herido en clau dra 400 cerca de secundaria calero, las vÍctimas hallados en... fueron llevados al hospital donde uno fue declarado muerto, esto estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. >>> la policÍa aclarÓ u rumores de amenaza en la mrep raffo ray novato, dicen que nunca hubo dicha amenaza, pero un estudiante de 18 aÑos arrestado, aparentemente envÍo mensajes a un ex compaÑero de habitaciÓn, encontraron municiones de la segunda guerra mundial, dice que nunca

a three-judge panel will hear the arguments in pasadena.> number five, kind of like groundhog day when you step outside, it is cloudy. temperatures mid to low 50s. walnut creek an area around 76 will be about 68. temperatures running anywhere from 4 to 9 below this afternoon. >>> the traffic center, slow out of tracy. i know you're not surprised. late roadwork this morning, 15 minutes behind schedule, an earlier crash down to 9 miles an hour and 13 miles an hour approaching altamont pass. >>> number seven, houston, you have a problem. warriors blasted past game one of western conference finals. game two is tomorrow night. >> coming back with another 90 minutes of news including elon musk's unexpected reaction to the latest crash involving tesla >>> right now we are tracking breaking news from our live desk. our crew just got to the house fire in san jose that's been burning for some time. you're looking here at the scene. we'll talk to matt keller who i. alexis, what do you see? >> bay bridge metering lights on and things fill up hoyer into

[upbeat music] ♪ jacob maarse florists is a pasadena institution.or 52 years he was the go-to florist. the business made millions supplying flowers for presidential inaugurations, celebrity events, and the annual rose bowl parade. when jacob died in 2010, his son hank took over the business. it's been a very tough transition. hank has struggled to lead. >> there'll be some growing pains. um... so, well, first of all, i'm on the top, i'm the president, i'm the owner. >> just three years later, revenue is down and those profits have turned into losses. last year maarse generated $3.6 million in revenue but still showed a loss of $20,000. >> between the prices and the disappointing product, i don't know that i would keep coming back. >> to keep the business up and going, hank took a $200,000 loan from his mom and borrowed another $100,000 from the bank. >> i would agree we're not making money. >> right. >> hank hasn't made a profit in three years, and he's $300,000 in debt. that's not a good sign for the 30-plus employees who depend on this company to

this restaurant in pasadena is using a machine that can make more than 100 hamburgers in one hour. there cooked to perfection using sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor the grill. this is the first in a wave of robotic revolution. >>> and it was supposed to be a celebration on the streets of san francisco.>> the group from mexico that is being denied a dream trip. we will be back coming up in 30 minutes. it's the story of our nation. john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster during the great recession. ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. "ñ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: police say a student armed with his father's shotgun opened fire in a texas high school. >> at first, there was a

a three judge panel hears the arguments in pasadena. in a later day-to-day, there's going to be a written decision here in san francisco. >>> happens today, the airport commission at sfo hears a proposal that makes uber or lift rides kos costlier for some travelers. they are considering a premium fee for ridesers dropped off or picked up curb side. they are considering converting a a parking area on the upper level of the central garage into a ride sharing area. rides to and from that pickup point would not be subject to the fee. >>> a 19th crack opened kilauea volcano. there's an immediate danger to public health. >>> buildup to the royal wedding took a twist. will markle's dad walk her down the aisle? >>> clouds have been innocuous, but there's a chance of them dropping measurable rain. check it out. it's not going to be much, but we i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading th

georgen: joining me is rusnak, lisa hornby, and coming to us from pasadena, california is michael buchanan deputy cio of western asset management. it's great to have you with us. spent the week talking about it and every time i brought it up, i've taken abuse because no one really thinks we are getting to 4%. where's the 4% conversation come from, lisa? hornby: jamie dimon brought it up first. and the head of jpmorgan says that, we have to listen to it. never had tv or the reverse of qe, in turn premium is still negative. central banks are eventually going to be exiting these programs and if that's true, we should be headed to more normal rates. , can we get some more normal rates? mr. buchanan: anytime the jamie dimon talks, you are smart to listen. interview, to me, he didn't seem like he was predicting 4%, what he was saying was we need to get prepared for the possibility of 4%. we don't see for present happening and we don't think roads or inflation are consistent with that. we have to make sure the client portfolios can withstand that type of shock. jonathan: why struggle with is if t

staying with football, wales held mexico to a goalless draw in a friendly overnight in pasadena, californiae rose bowl stadium with more than 82,000 there to soak it u in the sunshine. this was ryan giggs' third match in charge of the national side. they lost centre back ashley williams early on to injury and the wales keeper wayne hennessey made some key saves to keep mexico out. mexico are a good team. coming here, 80,000 mexicans make it difficult for you. so, 80,000 mexicans make it difficult foryou. so, yeah, itake it, a clea n foryou. so, yeah, itake it, a clean sheet against a very good team. the next part now is to show oui’ team. the next part now is to show our quality. i think we can do better, obviously in the final third. not rewarding the way we defended and the way it worked and we concentrated, but that is the next step. we have young players who given a chance, they will take it andi given a chance, they will take it and i want that, i want to create that competitiveness between the squad. in the early hours of tomorrow morning northern ireland take on panama in a friendly

. >> yeah, an ice chest-size lab designed by jpl in pasadena aims to produce a temperature 10 times colder than the vacuum of space. it blasted off in a cargo ship this morning. adams will be chipped with the help of lasers and magnets to this temperature, the coldest possible. nasa wants to examine the strange quantum behavior of atoms. >> translator: now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and accuweather today was a windy afternoon. we had wind gusts frequently over 20 miles an hour, in our cities and hills higher than that. live doppler 7 with satellite showing we're dealing with mostly partly to cloudy skies across the region. that cloud cover once again is going to fill in as it has done in many previous nights this week. picture outside, it a beautiful one. emeryville camera, live look, showing good visibility. in the distance you can see sutro tower blinking. the fog has yet to come back at this hour. we'll switch it to the rooftop camera here along the embarcadero. you can see the flag waiving atop pier 15 now. not as vigorously as it was earlier today. in fact, the winds

and i will give a shout out to one of our star districts, pasadena, in texas, that has really done a fantastic job. we are excited about their work and they are excited to help us improve. but the core of it is a couple of pieces. we help build project face learning. we build time and space for one-on-one mentoring. and we allow individualized pathways to understand where each student is. -- where each student is and , what the next step they need to take to advance and what the bestmodality be -- modality might be for that student. it is really a partnership with the school to figure out what needs to happen for students, and us building the tools to allow many more schools to be able to access that. anne: a great strategy to commend the something in texas while you are in texas. well done. [laughter] unpack a little bit of what you just described. talk about technology, teachers, students. sometimes people get nervous when they hear about technology or screens and classrooms. so are you talking about a kid sitting in front of a laptop, and the computer teaches them? is that somethi

>> i am originally from pasadena.i grew up there and went to the university of southern california for undergrad. and university of indiana, i've lived in chicago, la and i lived in san francisco for just under a year. >> and so that is interesting to me because that is like, i think, in this particular case, a double edged sword. you want people with fresh eyes to take a look and smart people to look at with fresh eyes but you have limited grounding in san francisco, i will just say san francisco culture, overall, and help business is conducted, and how things get done. again, i don't see it as a plus or . maybe you can help me understand a little bit more about your interest in serving on such a highly charged commission being a newcomer to the city. >> absolutely. i view it as a positive. i think that coming with a fresh perspective, and not feeling, or not having experience of certain things, whether positive or make -- negative, can be more objective when it comes to trying to set policy. that being said, i think

and there's actually a -- i'll gave shoutout to a star district, pasadena in texas, that has really dawn fantastic job in and we're excited bet their work and they're excited to help us improve. the core of it is a couple of pieces. we help build project-based learning. we built time and space for one-on-one mentoring and we allow individualized pathways to understandy each student and is what the next step they need to take to advance and what the best modality might be for that student. so it's partnership with the schools to figure out what needs to happen for students, and us building the tools to allow many here schools to be able to access that. >> a great strategy to commend something in texas while you're in texas so well-done. i have want to unpack what you just described and talk about technology and then teachers and then students and their experience with personalizedlashing. sometimes people get nervous when they hear about technology or screens in classrooms. are you talking but a kid in front of a lap g.o.p. the computer teaches them or something different. >> that is the

lisa hornby, and also from pasadena california, deputy chief investment officer at western asset managementit is great to have you with me around the table. after spent the week talking about this, and every time i have brought it up, i have taken abuse. because no one thinks we get into 4%. so where does this 4% conversation come from, lisa? lisa: well, jamie dimon is a one i think who brought it up first. jonathan: and everyone else seemed to follow. lisa: if the head of jp morgan said it, we have to listen, right? the point he raised was a good one. we've never had q.e. we've never had the reverse of q.e. term premium is still negative. central banks will exit these programs eventually, at least that is my belief. and if that is true, we should be headed to more normal rates. jonathan: mike, could we get some more normal rates, and is 4% normal in this kind of world? >> well, i mean, any time that jamie diamond talks here, you're best jamie dimon talks, you are smart to listen. and hearing that interview, it did not really -- at least to me, it did not seem that he was predicting 4%. wha

and from pasadena, the deputy cio at western asset management. it is great to have you with me. spent the week talking about this, and every time i've brought it up, i've taken abuse because no one thinks we get into 4%. so where does this 4% conversation come from, lisa? lisa: well, jamie dimon is the one i think brought it up first. jonathan: and everyone else seemed to follow. lisa: the head of j.p. morgan said we have to listen. the point he raised was a good one. we've never had q.e. we've never had the reverse of q.e. term premium is still negative. central banks will exit these programs. that is my belief. if that's true, we should be headed to more normal rates. jonathan: could we get some more normal rates, and is 4% normal in this kind of world? michael: well, i mean, any time that jamie diamond talks here, you're smart to listen. and in hearing that interview, it didn't really -- at least to me it didn't seem like he was predicting 4%. jonathan: good point. michael: what he was saying we need to get prepared for the possibility of 4%. we don't see 4% happening. we don

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this time the 45-year-old pasadena man left his unsuspecting date inside a local restaurant with a $130 bill. >> ordered a salad with shrimp, filet mignon. all of a sudden, my phone is dying. i'm waiting on a call for my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger. my first comment was, you're not coming back? >> paul gonzalez has been accused of the same routine for years. four other women recently came forward with similar stories about him. police are investigating the incidents. >> what a slime ball. >> yeah. >> your voice, your vote. next at 5:00 a.m., the big takeaways from yesterday's governor's debate. >> new developments on san francisco's police chief and the chance of him leading us to los angeles. >> an update on the emergency situation in hawaii as lava continues to flow. new evacuations are under way right now. >>> getting an encouraging update on how effective t >>> this is what it looks like when the weather and the traffic worlds combine. heavy fog for your commute on the golden gate bridge right now. >> we promise the golden gate bridge tower is the

least twenty two people have been injured two hundred fifty workers were on selling to the plant in pasadena when the blast it's not clear what caused it authorities say the blast posed no danger to the public. now the u.s. has lashed out at a u.n. probe into gaza violence we'll explain all after the break. it's. we have to judge countries and leaders at the rec. so we need more objective but the reality is that you know media tries to get the facts but also leaving the white their world view so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news or sometimes yes but it's sometimes actually a different world view that they just take news by powerful people. the un human rights council has voted to launch an international probe into the mass deaths of palestinians on the israeli gaza border washington has condemned the resolution u.s. envoy to the u.n. nikki haley has suggested that the international organization has more important things to deal with at a time when venezuela lurches to a dictatorship iranian prison of political opponents

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this time the 45-year-old pasadena resident left his unsuspecting date inside a local restaurant with$130 bill. >> he ordered a salad with shrimp, filet mignon. he went all out. all of a sudden he said my phone's dying. and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger. my first comment to him when he got up was oh, what, you're not coming back? >> well no, he wasn't. the the woman had no idea gonzalez has been accused of the same routine for years. fourth of the women recently came forward with similar stories about this guy. police are investigating sxwlp just no good. >>> a beloved bay area bookstore may have to close its doors if it doesn't raise enough money to pay down its debt. abc 7 news was in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood where browser books was established in 1976. its long-time owner is ill and hopes to pass the store on to someone who will keep it open. >> it's quite a local treasure and something that's just getting a lot of love and support. the fact we need to pay off about $75,000 in debt in order to mov

this time the 45-year-old pasadena resident left his unsuspecting date inside a local restaurant withsalad with shrimp, filet mignon. he went all out. all of a sudden he said my phone's dying. and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger. my first comment to him when he got up was oh, what, you're not coming back? >> well no, he wasn't. the the woman had no idea gonzalez has been accused of the same routine for years. fourth of the women recently came forward with similar stories about this guy. police are investigating sxwlp just no good. >>> a beloved bay area bookstore may have to close its doors if it doesn't raise enough money to pay down its debt. abc 7 news was in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood where browser books was established in 1976. its long-time owner is ill and hopes to pass the store on to someone who will keep it open. >> it's quite a local treasure and something that's just getting a lot of love and support. the fact we need to pay off about $75,000 in debt in order to move forward to a sale. >> rep

state of texas two hundred fifty workers were at the facility in pasadena when the blast occurred on a saturday morning local authorities say the fire has been put out and there was no danger to the public. well donald trump has once again been accused of racism by the media but it turns out in this particular case his comments were taken out of context. we have people coming into the country trying to go shopping. but we're taking people out of the country and we believe. these are people. these are animals. i want to share what trump said yesterday when he was talking about sanctuary cities in california these are animals i'm a lot more concerned of why he does things like immigrants animals and it is a very slippery slope when you start dehumanizing people based way it's what the nazis did it's what slave owners did it's not what americans do. now ice is the only law enforcement agency that can not use our databases to find the bad guys. will think it may well be within this thirty in the lurch and i don't know about if they were just there to pressure him not to i suppose. you ha

state of texas two hundred and fifty workers were at the facility in pasadena when the blast occurred on saturday morning local authorities say the fire has been put out and there was no danger to the public. donald trump has once again been accused of racism by the media but it turns out in this particular case his comments were taken out of context. we're people coming into the country trying to go shopping. but we're taking people out of the country and we believe up here the streets. these are people. these are animals. i want to share what trump said yesterday when he was talking about sanctuary cities in california these are animals i'm a lot more concerned of why he does things like immigrants animals and it is a very slippery slope when you start dehumanizing people based way it's what the nazis did it's what slave owners did it's not what americans do. now ice is the only law enforcement agency that can not use our databases to find the bad guys. will think it may well be within this thirteen year old number of children i don't know about if they are there the pressure and he

least twenty two people have been injured two hundred fifty workers have been onsite at the plant in pasadena when the blast occurred it's not clear yet what caused the explosion of or to say that the blast poses no danger to the public. the united states has stepped up its efforts to persuade germany to ditch the massive nord stream to gas pipeline project now washington says that it doesn't rule out sanctions against firms involved in the project which is designed to pump gas from russia to germany the warning came from u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state for energy diplomacy that. she threatened companies involved in the project that they were in an elevated position of sanctions risk adding that washington would be quote delighted if the project didn't even go ahead and whether berlin's economy minister has already made germany's response clear. in the us if the us is america first and economic interest before others then we should expect that we europeans will define all roun economic interests too and fight for that. wealth in dulles' a member of the hamburg parliament from the lef

there was a fiery explosion today at a chemical plant near pasadena, texas.clear what type of chemical was involved. ar wplant is operated by kuraray america eval. an emergency management official says more than 20 workers suffered non-life threatening injuries including burns. the official says a valve exploded. first lady melania trump returned to the white house today after five days in the hospital. the first lady went to walter reed military hospital in maryland on monday to be treated for a kidney condition. president trump tweeted today, "melania is feeling and doing well." the president and his supporters, meanwhile, are circulating an explosive theory- - that the f.b.i. may have planted a spy inside mr. trump's 2016 campaign. mola lenghi is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump has seized on reports that an f.b.i. informant was embedded in the trump campaign. the informant, who according to "the washington post" was a retired american professor, interacted with trump-campaign members george papadopoulos, carter page and sam clovis. in a se

smoke and flames pouring from the scene in pasadena, texas, not from where we're broadcasting.n 20 injured. most suffering burns. a blown valve causing a flash fire blamed for the explosion. >>> to philadelphia now and a warehouse inferno. flames consuming the entire building spreading to a nearby church. fire officials say most of the city's firefighters were at the scene. no injuries reported. the cause is still under investigation. >>> and first lady melania trump is back home tonight. the white house reports she left the hospital this morning and is now resting comfortably and in high spirits. mrs. trump spent five days at walter reed medical center after a procedure to treat a benign kidney condition. >>> and when we come back tonight, the royal wedding moment that hit home for so many. that special, special moment. stay with us. that special, special moment. stay with us. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill.

least twenty two people have been injured two hundred fifty workers were on site at the plant in pasadena when the blast occurred not clear what caused it authorities say that no danger was posed to the public. the u.n. human rights council voted to launch an international probe into the mass deaths of palestinians on the israel gaza border or shooting condemned it with u.s. envoy to the un nikki haley suggesting the international organization has more important issues to deal with at a time when venezuela lurches to a dictatorship iran imprisons thousands of political opponents and ethnic cleansing has taken place in burma the un so-called human rights council has decided to launch an investigation into democratic countries the gittin the defense of its own border against terrorist attacks it is another shameful day for human rights. we some protesting guards are seen fifty eight killed according to palestinian officials israel has faced international condemnation president aired one of turkey branded israel's actions a genocide against the palestinians iranian president hassan rouhani c

in pasadena, adrian bankert, abc news. >> adrian had a tough time with that assignment. >> so she ated great tea. >> struggling. >> a hat from her own personal collection. not bad. so did you see madame tussaud's wax figure? >> there's the new edition, meghan markle in wax form. >> she looks good. harry looks a little stiff. >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the breaking news, those three american hostages who were being held in north korea are making their way home. they were freed after the secretary of state made a visit with kim jong un. >>> israel says it has struck dozens of iranian military sites inside syria, they come after they intercepted a barrage of missiles aimed at the golan heights. >>> senator john mccain is urging his colleagues to reject the nominee of gina haspel as cia director. he says he respects her experience, but that her refusal to say that torture is immoral should disqualify her. >>> and philadelphia will have to trust the process for at least one more year. bos

the ninth circuit of appeals heard the case yesterday at its pasadena courthouse. the administration was represented by an attorney from the justice department. the program protects some 700,000 documented immigrants brought into the u.s. illegally as children. legal analysts say the daca issue will likely be settled by the supreme court. >>> the richmond this decision is the first of its kind in the nation. data brokers collect personal information about consumers and resell that information to customers. but this time it involved ice. >>> we are learning more about the donald trump junior meeting with a russian lawyer at trump tower. a look at the transcripts just released today. >>> we saw some thunder and lightning out there and even a little rain. we will check in with our meteorologist for the details. >>> the kilauea volcano has unleashed a cloud of ash rising 12,000 feet in the air. amid concerns it could become more explosive any day now. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that

navy paid pasadena-based tetra tech $1 billon to clean up toxic waste at the former shipyard in 2002or a redevelopment project where thousands of people would live. however -- in 20-12, workers contracted by tetra tech claimed cleanup data had been falsified. (jrs) still ahead tonight -- nurses at one hospital went above and beyond for their patients for mother's day... we'll tell you how coming up (michelle) plus... it's another sign of the times. sky high bay area housing costs... is putting a strain on law enforcment. see what one department is doing to make the problem... a little less stressful. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. (jr

the hearing is taking place in pasadena but the decision will be announced on san francisco because that is where the circuit court is headquartered. analyst believe the supreme court will ultimately have the final say on the issue. >>> this morning a judge sided with the developer who wants to use a proposed marine terminal to transport coal from utah to asia. the city council didn't have enough evidence that it would provide a safety danger. it was part of a makeover for an army base. they did vote to ban shipments of coal and petroleum a solid derived from oil refining. >>> more violence in the middle east. the latest on the death toll and why it appears the violence will not be ending anytime soon. >>> cool gray skies across the bay area. we will find out how long it will last. >>> the drive in the south bay could be getting a little smoother. how much san jose could pay to improve city streets. fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase se

the hearing is taking place in pasadena but the decision will be issued from san francisco because that is where the circuit court is headquartered. most analysts expect the issue to be decided by the u.s. supreme court.>>> for more on some of the other headlines let's go today parks.>> an early morning house fire in san jose is under investigation on north 9th street near east st. james. there focused on the rear of the victorian home. the firefighters quickly put it out and only minor damage to the inside of the house. the dog started barking and woke everybody up. they all got out safely, no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation.>>> police are investigation -- and vista getting a double shooting where one man is dead and another in the hospital. police found the victims in a car in a parking lot on blossom hill road. bullet casings were found about a half-mile away. the police are looking for possible connections between those two scenes. are still looking for a suspect and a possible motive.>>> a trip to sacramento to meet with state lawmakers is the mission today o

they met at bj's in pasadena, and he ordered right away."sar salad with a side of shrimp, a steak and a baked potato."she says after he scarfed down most of his meal, he got up."he left maybe half a baked potato and then received a phone call and said 'i need to take this call,' " the woman recalled. she says he never returned, leaving her with the bill."the waiter came back and said 'he's not out there. is this a first date? and i said: 'yes, this is a first blind date, and he said, 'he's gone.' " shocked, she went online and discovered our previous stories about gonzales, how he had dined and dashed last summer, leaving at least two other women with large bills. "i was shocked that anybody would do this. and i even texted him, 'is everything ok?' and obviously he never responded," she said.police also say he committed a snip and ditch when security video caught him leaving a burbank hair salon with his smock on after getting a cut and color last year.according to the l.a. county district attorney's office, 44-year-old gonzales has two benc

the nine circuit court of appeals based in san francisco heard the case yesterday at a pasadena courthouse. a justice department lawyer argued the trump administration has the legal right to end the deferred option for childhood arrivals program. the program protects 700,000 and document immigrants who were brought to this country illegally as children. the federal judge back in january blocked the administration's decision to phase out daca. the appeals court will issue a written decision at a later date. >>> president trump has submitted his annual financial disclosure to the office of government ethics. it is a good to be released publicly within the next few days. the disclosure covers all of last year and part of this year. it may include the $130,000 paid to adult film star stormy daniels. if it is not, that could be a violation. the financial report will also be the first look at how the president's businesses have been doing since he took office. he has is assets in a trust controlled by his two sons and an executive. >>> president trump six nominee to head the cia is happening tod

. >> the hearing today was in pasadena, but the decision will be issued from san francisco because that is where the ninth circuit court is headquartered. most legal analysts say this issue will be eventually decided by the u.s. supreme court. >>> the trump administration hit iran with new sanctions today. this comes as the u.s. blames extremist that has ties to iran on israel's deadly force against protesters. >> reporter: the un security council health an emergency session today after violence along the gaza border ended in palestinian desk -- deaths yesterday. more violence along the gaza border with israel today following the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem yesterday. nearly 60 people were killed on monday with many shot by israeli forces who said they are defending their border. u.s. forces said the unrest is unrelated to the embassy. >> our embassy was set to open for quite some time with the president announced it late last year. >> reporter: un ambassador nikki haley said the palestinian protest were incited by hamas terrorists who are funded by iran. >> the common thre

the hearing is taking place in pasadena but the decision will be issued from san francisco.court is headquartered. most legal analysts expect the issue to ultimately be decided by the u.s. supreme court. >>> a controversy continues to grow involving a candidate in the santa clara supervisors race. the number of sexual misconduct claims against caserta has doubled since last week. nine women accuse him of unwanted advances. that includes a campaign worker who said that caserta touched her leg and gave her unwanted shoulder massages. he has not responded to the allegations but told us last week that he denies the initial charges. the mayor of santa clara is calling on caserta to resign. >> it is not going to be tolerated and it is not going to go away. the best thing that he can do for the community is so resign and maybe the victims can start, you know, healing and the community can start healing from this -- this terrible shock. >> the mayor says caserta will be given the opportunity to defend himself at tonight's city council meeting. >>> adding a new rating to some movies.

chris martinez, cbs news, pasadena, california. >> scientists did the same thing with extra terrestrialnce, harnessing everybody's computerring to find out about that intelligence but we haven't found anything yet that we know of. >>> well, numbers are chilly at the coast but warm inland. in san francisco 57. santa rosa 67. here is what is hatchingal. low pressure is offshore -- here is what is happening. low pressure is offshore bringing maybe a little drizzle along the shoreline. the temperatures will warm back up tuesday and wednesday. tonight partly cloudy and breezy with a battle between the high and low. a little breezy tomorrow, as well. after tuesday things begin to warm up. a nice weekend tomorrow. temperatures near 7 degrees in mountainview. burn was tacking about the parkinson's moving day. he will be there tomorrow in san francisco with the fight givens parkinson's and temperature there is around 58. oakland is taking on the orioles game time is 1:05 and temperatures will be about 64 degrees. 74 if santa rosa tomorrow with clouds and sun. nice and mild inland. near the shore

chris martinez, cbs news, pasadena, california. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. >>>o the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. a funeral was held sunday for one of the ten victims killed in the santa fe high school massacre. family and friends joined in houston to remember an exchange student from pakistan. her family was expecting her to return home in a few weeks. the mother of another victim, shana fisher tells "los angeles times," she believes her daughter was targeted by the gunman, after turning down his advances. police say the 17-year-old shooter has confessed to friday's attack. omar villafranca has more from a coit in shock. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott, greete people filing into arcadia first baptist church this morning. just a mile away from the deadly school shooting. the solemn service included recognition for several santa fe high school seniors preparing to graduate. one student told the governor, gun laws were not the problem. >> it is not a gun law issue. this kid was 17 years old. the gun laws are against him. it's, he should not have be

to spread the word that the "dine-and-dash dater" just did it to her at smitty's bar and grill in pasadenaordered a salad with shrimp, a filet mignon, yes, he went all out," michelle said.as he washed down the main course with two cups of coffee, michelle said gonzales told her he was worried because his aunt is very sick."all of a sudden he's all, 'oh, my phone's dying and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger.' and then my first comment to him when he got up was, 'oh what, you're not coming back," she explained.after 10 minutes, michelle realized he wasn't. she was stuck with the $130 bill and paid it."i didn't mention it to the restaurant, nothing. i think i was more embarrassed, my pride was just like, you know, i felt dumb," michelle said.at the time, michelle had no idea gonzales has been accused of the same routine, rather routinely - for years now. he did the same at mercardo restaurant last week, another woman at bj's last march, and at least two other women who've all come forward."in california, it's a crime to dine-and-d