. >> our first ever extended stay series was shot at california's fabled san quentin prison.00 inmates. it was home to more than 5,000. when we shot there, robert ayers was san quentin's warden. >> we are grossly overcrowded, which is just totally unacceptable for the inmates, and the staff. >> been here before? >> no. >> all right, come over here and stand on the fence right there. >> the incoming population at san quentin was relentless, with staff releasing 150 inmates each week, but welcoming in 350 new ones. >> let's go, gentlemen. let's go, let's go, let's go. clear the door. >> many of them wound up in the gym, which had been converted into a huge, overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's always people talking, people yelling. some people in there were trying to read and some people in there were trying to sleep. so you'll have a big group of people having a conversation over here while a guy'

melissa chan reports from san quentin. >> the years go by and the prisoners of san quentin can only plodvercrowded with thousands of other inmates and yet alone. separated from their families who are often too poor and too far away to visit. with the help of an organization called get on the bus which provides financial assistance and transportation for the families of those incarcerated, some have the opportunity to visit once a year ahead of father's day. the endless hours of bonding that other families have, jack packed into one day. for the moody family, this is first in 14 years where the family has all been together. >> so i told the kids i was really nervous right even though i talk to him all the time on the phone but i haven't seen him physically for 14 years. i was nervous. >> eric.and deja have only seen him once since his imprisonment. >> his phone calls and letters that's reminder that he was always with me. >> eric was sentenced to 40 years in prison, for robbery at gunpoint. >> i love them so much and i want them to succeed in life. i don't want them to end up in a bad rol

i would say a gassing assault happens at least once a day here at san quentin. >> seemingly at almost every other prison we've visited. >> i've had serious incident with fecal matter and urine to where i was placed on medicine, and i've had hepatitis blood spit in my face. >> they put fees yis or urine in a toothpaste tube and swirting it through their door or under their door. those kinds of things. >> about 5:45 i was carrying an inmate tray to feed them. inmate has -- we were feeding his tray. at that time he had a squirt bottle filled with a entrance and while i was carrying the trays back downstairs is when he squeezed the bottle and shot urine into my eye and mouth area. >> i was checked out. i had a tetanus shot done by urgent care in nashville. blood sample drawn from me. >> for? >> to see if i had anything or contracted anything from this inmate. >> i do worry. i have a wife at home. my fear is taking something home to my wife and possibly kids down the road. >> this vial form of assault isn't limited only to correctional staff. lockup crews also stay constantly aware knowing

melissa reports from san quentin. >> the years go by every day the same as the one before. the prisoners of san quentin can only plod on, locked up and overcrowded with thousands of other inmates and yet alone separated from their families, who are often too poor and far away to visit. with the help of an organization called get on the bus which provides financial assistance and transportation of the families of those incarcerated, some have an opportunity to visit once a year ahead of father's day. the endless years of bonding most families have reduced to one jampacked day. for the moody family, this reunion is the first in 14 years where the family has all been together. >> i told the kids i was really nervous, right? even though i talked to him all the time on the phone but i haven't seen him physically in like 14 years so it was -- i was nervous. >> eric and dasia have seen their father once since imprisonment. >> his phone calls i remember, his letters i have, that's a reminder that he always loves me. >> he was sentenced to 40 years in prison for robbery at gunpoint.

and the staff here call me bird man of san quentin.he first day i got here at san quentin, the birds seemed to have flocked to me for some reason. and i don't know, they probably think i'm the bird man of alcatraz. maybe they're mistaken because he had a shaved head, too. >> miller was serving an eight-year sentence for burglary when he proudly showed us his cell. a virtual shrine to his winged friends. >> ever since i've been here the birds just come up to me like they know me. you know, i got them landing on my shoulders and my hands. you know, different kinds of birds, not just pigeons. but i got the, you know, the different kinds of black birds like finch and the redwing. landing on me. i think the birds is a good way of releasing a lot of tension and anger. before i got arrested my girlfriend used to chase the birds away. she didn't want me around them. and so, when i'm in here i have a chance to mingle with the birds. and basically that's about the only friend i got is the birds. you know, i can't trust anybody else. ♪ whoa what

it happened inside san quentin.it was an early father's day celebration for about a dozen dads locked away hundreds of miles from home. >> reporter: north block, san quentin states prison, cells, a story inside everyone. around the corner if you listen closely -- >> most people push -- >> game of chest. a father and daughter. >> i have been holding back tears since she came in 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: he last saw her 10 years ago and she remembered his passion for chest so she taught herself how to play. now, at 18, she sat down with her dad to play that long awaited game. >> told me that she wanted to play chest. threw me off. >> he is a good dad. gives me great advice and he tries hard. >> then the laughter. a sound he holds true to his heart. >> something you miss when you don't have it. it hurts more. >> reporter: he is meeting his grandson for the first time and for his daughter it has been 20 years. >> sad. he missed a lot of my life. today we can mend things things and go forward. >> being able to hug the

the blacks are over here, the hispanics is our main gang here at san quentin. it's because they're better organized. the white guys over here an the parallel bars and the picnic table, over in the corner you see where the asians are sitting. >> you can't just walk and sit down at a table. i have to explain that. confrontation with that two or three times. i saw a table, i sat down. it's not like that. you got to ask for permission. >> even such a minor misstep can be taken as a sign of disrespect. and that can lead to widespread violence. though correctional staff is constantly on the lookout for weapons, it's well known that many on this yard are armed for battle and none more so than the northern hispanics. >> they have a minister of defense and his thing is he's to have ten weapons ready at any time down here on this yard. their weapons are all hid over there. and in the morning we'll come over and search that area and try to find their weapons, but they're getting better and better at the way they hide their weapons. you see this one guy keeps looking aroun

but that's what happened today inside san quentin state prison. >> mike mibach tells me it was an earlyion for about a dozen dads who were locked away hundreds of miles away from home. >> reporter: north block, san quentin state quintin. stacks of cells. a story really inside every one. but around the corner. >> now you are smooth. >> reporter: if you listen closely. >> most people when they push the pond. a king pond. >> reporter: a game of chess, a father and daughter. >> i love him. i love him to death, yes. >> i've been holding back tears since he came in 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: stacy bullock last saw his daughter over a decade ago. and she remembered how they used to play so she thought herself to play. so today she sat down to play that long awaited game. >> she told me she wanted to play some chess. i threw me off. >> he's a really good dad. he gives me a lot of great advise. >> to one inmate the sound of his laughter the something he yearns. >> for something that you yearn for and you don't have. >> reporter: for his daughter keya it's been about 20 years. >> i miss him a l

. >> san quentin prison sure looked -- and these men no strangers to the blues themselves heard from the master of the blues, bb king. >> prison officials say this concert was a rebard reward for these inmates and the concert was most appreciation ated. >> when they say we could come out, it was a nice surprise. >> there's been a lot of attention around san quentin and this eases your mind a lot. takes your mind offer all the confusion. >> it wasn't a bad afternoon to be a prison guard either. >> i'm enjoying the show. i can start looking and see how it's going. >> we are more security minded. >> bb king won awards for his brand of blues but has been playing for prisons and he offered to play 2 shows for san quentin. >> to me, such a waste to see so many young people back here. that's a problem, and some of them are here for years and years. >> not all the inmates were allowed to watch the show. there were about a thousand inmates considered security risks and they spent the day locked up. >> one of king's most memorable prison was when he sang at sing sing on thanksgiving day. >>> s

quentin mentioned the iphone and data and knowing more about you. how are you thinking about this? do you have a public policy arm of your business? >> the car companies all do -- it really comes down to models that are set in the consumer electronics industry. we're follow through and we'll support the same thing. it will always be opt in. it will always be acknowledged by the user. data will always be the user's data unless they allow it. >> i can feel how much quentin wants to object. i saved you, walter sullivan. we'll be back in just a few. . >>> welcome back to "press: here." one of the things we've learned the hard way is you can never be quite sure you're in a bubble unless it pops. when you're talking about the economy, though, you can not know you're living in bauble whether that's housing or stocking or investments. so everybody does try to call it. michael michael moritz, saying there are a whole bunch of crazy little companies that will disappear. there are a considerable number of unicorns that will become extinct. mark hopkins disagrees. he handles private wealth man

al jazeera, san quentin, california. >> nearly 2,000 fire fighters are raging a wildfire in californias afternoon. lake erie fire, which began wednesday so far engulfed more than 17,000 acres in the san bernardino mountains late last night the fire was only 19% contained. officials say that 500 structures are threatened. no damage reported and no evacuations are in place. >>> apple's controversial plan not to pay artists during it's streaming service. taylor swift sent a blog, we don't ask you for free iphones. please don't ask us to provide you with music with no compensation. apple's plan will be free for the next three months. >> a german prosecutor releases ahmed mansour. the journalist who from al jazeera,. >> greek concessions are welcomed as a positive spin, bringing hopes of a deal later this week to stop a default. >>> a report on last year's war on gaza,

done it without you and also our statistical worth cheerleaders ron ma gill thank you and i also see quentin he will who is also been a comment and mark white thank you for your office space and retail space to hold any committee meetings i hope i'm not noted overlooking anyone so given the tremendous supports i'm going to make a motion to send to forward to full board with a positive recommendation. >> second. >> if i could please i want to acknowledge the community for the hard work and the district i represent has several districts i know it is hard to get the widespread report it is hard to get the community around making our neighborhood stronger and they've been to do that and enhancing on top of the city services this is cit at the first green district i know you'll be a role model and we may be getting the same requests if the future that motion was made by supervisor kim and this motion passes newsom with a positive recommendation moishgz. >> there's no further business. all right. this meeting is today, we're honored to have mayor ed lee here to present the city's budget for the ne

. >> reporter: in one of nation's closely followed bolter cases, 14-year-old quentin's left his schoolptured on security cameras. searchers failed to track a path to the east river, where his body was found three months later. it was devastating news for his stepbrother who searched along side hundreds of volunteers. >> being in the area is very rough for me. the same way we were out here tirelessly for months and months. it hurt a lot to know the ending was so tragic. >> avonte's case was a rallying cry. lori and other parents say beg lawmakers for small fixes, tracking bracelets, fences - saying it could go a long way in saving lives. >> when you have a child who cannot speak, who does not understand danger or ways to keep themselves safe, they are the most vulnerable people living in the country today, and we thank you for any support you can give us. >> support the federal government provides for those with alzhiemer's or dementia, which is why lori is on capitol hill. pleading for funds. kids with autism are not eligible for the silver alerts or others. police departments are are

that is entering into san quentin. the drive is pretty slow eight miles per hour is the top speed. as sky 7 pulls out and we pan across so you can see the bumper to bumper track -- traffic, you can see it. what your alternates are until at least 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, highway 37 to make it over to 101. if you are traveling through berkeley that could be better to make the commute over the bay bridge. >> we will continue to monitor the traffic situation. we have other news, i am kristen sze. >> i am cheryl jennings. >> the worldwide developers conference is underway at moscone center in san francisco. tim cook took the stage to talk about new developments. amy hollyfield joins us with the latest. amy, sirry is going to be better, is that right? >> she will improve her skills as a personal assistant and they are saying that our bat try life on the ipads will be longer. those are improvements that have come from the keynote address going on right now at moscone center. more announcements are expected. c.e.o. tim cook took to the stage an sure ago to a packed and thrilled crowd. he

. >>> the heat help caused part of interstate 580 near san quentin to melt down. it took caltrans most of the day to fix it causing a huge traffic jam across the richmond san rafael bridge. last month there was a small diesel spill there and leftover residue reacted in the heat causing the asphalt to deteriorate. >>> the heat certainly didn't help with this fire along the nimitz freeway in san leandro. flames jumped tree to tree during the evening rush hour and burned into some brush as well. it took crews about an hour to put it out. >>> this was right along interstate 880 near the 238 connector ramp. caltrans had to close that ramp for a bit because it was just too smoky. drivers couldn't see. we haven't heard how that fire got started. >>> an unusual sight today at apple's worldwide development conference in san francisco, long lines at both restrooms. andria borba says the women weren't complaining. >> silicon valley's diversity problem is well documented, but the line for the lou may be the start of a tipping point. call it a line of the times, the first time

the heat yesterday helped cause part of 580 near san quentin to melt. caltrans needed most of the day to fix it... causing a traffic tie-ups on the richmond bridge. leftover residue from a recent deisel spill reacted in the heat, and caused the asphalt to crumble. and the heat made conditions more difficult in a fire along the nimitz in san leandro. flames jumped from tree to tree during the evening commute... and burned into some brush. crews took about an hour to put the fire out. the 238 connector ramp was closed temporarily because the air was too smoky. some people in livermore tried to beat the heat by heading with their children to a public fountain downtown. they said with the drought and tough new water restrictions in place... they had to get creative to stay cool, as temperatures flirted with triple digits. others looked to eat or drink something cold.... like treating themselves to ice cream. there seemed to be a consensus that the hot weather screamed out for some kind of treat. let's get a look at weather and traffic. here's roberta gonzal

emergency road work forced cal tran to should down near san quentin around 9:30 this morning. the road started to actually dissolve there. there is a fuel spill in the same area a few weeks ago. caltrans says corrosion from fuel spills get worse in the hot weather. and that's what happened this morning. at one point, traffic was backed up across the bridge. >> while the heat is on the water is off. some popular cooling off spots in the south bay are bone dry today. a casualty of the drought. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with more. marianne. >> reporter: janel, right now it's 99 degrees out here and usually i would be surrounded by kids playing in this water structure and getting doused and having a blast. but the drought has changed all of that. with school out and temperatures soaring, downtown san jose is the hot ticket to cool off. and now the only game in town. that's because the city has turned off every water feature in neighborhood parks, because of the drought. it's a similar story in campbell, where kids looking to splash at jack fisher park were greeted with

al jazeera san quentin california. >> several house democrats plan a visit today to a family detention facility in texas calling for an end to the practice that has mothers and children in what some call prisons while they await the results of their asylum claims. >> almost a year into the national guard's deployment to the texas border, you're still finding evidence of frequent crossings across the rio grande. a migrant's first steps on to american soil are places like here, with a climb up these makeshift steps. >> an officer said hidden scouts for the drug and human struggling cartels across the river constantly monitor his patrols along the rio grande. he sees signs everywhere of immigrants crossing on to u.s. soil. >> that blue pump over there around the bend. >> what he doesn't see is any sign of the national guard. since their deployment a year ago, the national guard's presence on the border that has shrunk from nearly 1,000 to just 200 soldiers and airmen scattered in small pockets. the flow of immigrants is now down 50% from last year. thousands continue to make the attempt.

how awesome for them. >>> inmates at sanguine ten prison got to celebrate -- san quentin prison got to >> and if you are in the mood for something sweet, a new ice cream shop is opening today in oakland. they are giving out free ice cream all day. it is open now and located on college avenue. it is called "cream." mornings on 2 is back in just a bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. . >>> about 20 minutes ago president obama wrapped up his eulogy for beau biden. the president praised beau for leading a life of meaning and dedication to others. >> from his dad he learned how to get back up when life knocked him down. he learned he was no higher than anybody else and no lower than anybody else. >> at the start of today's funeral mass president obama hugged the biden family as they walked by him. president obama says he has grown very close to the bidens and that beau's death touched him deeply. he died last beak of brain can

. >>> two westbound lanes of 580 near san quentin for shut down for almost six hours today. you know that if you got stuck? it. after the hot weather caused holes in the road. last month, a big rig lost some of its diesel on the road. well, a combination of that plus today's heat melted part of the roadway. only one lane was open to traffic. drivers were frustrated. and one couple's plans for the dawere ruined. >> today is the only nice day. apparently ten days of fog and cold. we were trying to get it all in today. >> the lanes were back open before 4:00 is afternoon. >>> california leaders voted to stop courts charging bail before they write a ticket. it means you no lonr have to pa unfront as a condition of getting a hearing on a ticket. a ticket costs about 00 and that escalate rapidly. nearly 5 miion drivers have had their licenses suspended because of inability to pay. someudges are concerned the new rule could flood t courts with people seeking trials on tickets. >>> let's go back to the breang news at the top of the ur. the power outage in the east bay. >> alan wong

the exact location is san quentin in grenoble, france. the company is called air products.olice, firemen rushing to the scene there, according to a local deputy. this is being labeled a terrorist attack. we'll continue to bring you all breaking details out of this report and out of this story as it continues to happen. lauren, you have something? >> this is gruesome and coming from "the daily mail." the man who was decapitated, his head was reportedly found on a fence 30 feet away from his body. the local media according to "the daily mail," there were explosion at the site because many gas bombs were being thrown at that time. sandra: there were several more victims as well. >> paints a picture of what people in this country are familiar with regarding what happened with the "charlie hebdo" magazine killing that killed 17 people in that instance. for this area it is not a good situation. the markets are basically over in france where they were when this started in negative territory but we haven't seen any dramatic market moves since these reports are coming out. >> our lo

it's been almost ten years since the execution at san quentin. the death penalty was put on hold following the three drugs the state could use could potentially cause excessive suffering. the agreement is likely to generate a whole new round of legal battles, making it unclear when executions might resume. there are currently about 750 inmates on death row in california. >>> the oakland city council approved a fire prevention plan that fired up a debate over the cutting of trees in the east bay hills. it was early this morning, who councilmembers voted unanimously to accept a $4 million grant. fire officials want to prevent another deadly firestorm like the one in 1991. the plan still needs environmental review and state approval. they also approved a renovation and expansion plan for children's hospital. the master plan includes a seismically save acute center. the hospital says it has hosted more than 30 community meetings over the last two years to hear the concerns of neighbors. construction is expected to begin late this summer. >>> breezy o

even for people like quentin washington, who lost a friend and mentor. >> i'm still in a state of shock. i can't believe something like that would happen like this here in charleston, my hometown. >> reporter: he met cynthia hurd years ago at the library where she was a local institution. what do you most remember about her? >> she was so nice. smiling, always talking to people. that's the cynthia hurd that i knew. >> why did you do it? >> how do you feel? >> reporter: police say dylann roof shot cynthia because of her race and he wanted to split black from white. doesn't look like it worked. >> i mean, we love each other. >> reporter: you'd think that about these two. they actually just met. >> she look like she need a hug when i had walk up. >> yes, thank you. >> that's what you did. >> so much. >> reporter: the two say the shooting actually brought them together. >> you can see that you know, we didn't let it divide us. he did the exact opposite of what he intended. >> reporter: the thing is they actually exchanged information to keep in touch. just trying to make the best of a truly

i interviewed manson here in san quentin. >> why did those girls murder for you?er for me. >> you told them to. >> that's not reality. reality is they did what they did. they're responsible for their own actions. i'm responsible for my actions. >> ever kill anybody? >> i've come awful close a few times. i ain't lying to you. if you think i'm lying to you wasting my time and your time. >> bugliosi proved those people killed for manson. >>> this is called "the end of structures" i had a chance to read it. these are fox news contributors as well. i think you'll probably like the book. you can't miss it. set your dvrs so you never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us. special report is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. we begin with national insecurity here in the capitol city at least for awhile today. both the white house and the capitol were the targets of phoned-in bomb threats this afternoon. a senate hearing on the tsa's latest security troubles was suspended and the building cleared. a short time later, the televised w

here we are in front of infamous san quentin state prison.'s a californian organization with a program called get on a bus, providing financial assistance or a bus to get families up here every year ahead of father's day. we had the opportunity to speak to some families, including the moody family, it was a joyous and emotional meeting. >> i feel real great, a little nervous, because i haven't been with my family for a long time. >> no one should have a parent in here. everyone wants their parents to be home. sometimes that parent can't be there, you know. it's like... ..it's hard, because he's not there, and i want him to be there for birthdays and holidays, i want him to see me graduate. and the thought of him not being able to be there is hard. he is my dad. i do love him a lot. i want him to see those things. >>> it was definitely an intense and emotional experience, and in our report, we'll take a closer look at the trauma these children go through. there's research out there suggesting that the children of those incarcerated have a grea

when we visited san quentin state prison, we discovered how committed some of the 5,000 inmates wereeir workouts. the state of california banned free weights from the rec yard for security reasons, but that didn't deter anyone from lifting. >> it's weights. >> yeah? >> that's how we work out. we got water bags. >> how much does it weigh? >> about 30 pounds. >> not very much. >> there it is. >> some of the challenges of working out in prison aren't only about the access to the equipment you have or don't have, but it's also the kind of restrictions you have. oftentimes these prisons go on lockdown and people are kept in their cells or housing units for long periods of time and not really allowed out. but they still always find a way to work out. >> this is about 55 or 60 pounds. >> and in a world where fist fights are all too real, many inmates incorporate shadow boxing into their workouts. but jamie, a former jujitsu instructor doing time at indiana state prison went beyond just punching air. >> this is a makeshift punching bag since we're in our cell 23-plus blankets a day. i took a

east 580 before san quentin, a motorcycle accident off to the right shoulder. the bay bridge commute holding steady. metering lights are off. traffic is fine bound for san francisco. >>> smooth sailing in the weather department as this morning, a weak cold front works it way down from mendocino. it's produced a little bit in the way of drizzle. later in the day we'll get more clouds than yesterday and cooling temperatures. so a little bit of a cool start to june in the bay area. right now concord has 60 degrees. in san francisco, 57. we're overlooking the airport and levy stadium in san jose. santa rosa, 54 degrees. low pressure is on the shoreline, proves not much, a little bit of drizzle, cloudy, cooler, and the windshield wipers working today. there's the potential that some moisture from a hurricane andres, that's spinning off cabo san lucas, could get caught up in the low, and a sprinkle on thursday. in the meantime, it will be cloudy, cooler, drizzle, temperatures inland, and high clouds and temperatures in the low 70s. but a cooler week ahead. 64 degrees

joining me now from the scene of the atonight in saint-quentin saint-quentin-fallavier france.n visited this nation or whether this was a workplace violence case 35-year-old yassim sali. he was taken into custody, his wife is also in custody. they're being is interrogated by police trying to get to the bottom of. this as you noted, he is alleged to have killed his boss chopping his boss' head off and placing it at the entrance to this chemical factory. which is owned by an american company and placing two islamic flags on either side and it's believe he scrawled according to witness, a message on his boss' head that says "there is no god but god and mohammed is his prophet." so that leads people to believe perhaps it may have something to do with islamic terrorism. in this community, folks have gathered here today shocked by what has happened and they paused for a moment of sigh lenz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing the french national anthem ] >> it's remarkable seeing these people breaking into the national anthem. i'm just curious about the gruesome nature of this attack. does it have peo

al: you differentiate yourself from secretary quentin. bernie: on the issues -- secretary clinton.ernie: on the issues. i have been a leader on taking on big money. i have led the defending social security caucus to protect people from cuts in social security. in fact, we are even expanded social security. i'm glad mr. o'malley is against tpp. i have been against every trade agreement and i am leading the effort, helping to lead the effort. al: you mentioned big money several times. you have said you are going to get outspent in this race. no super pac's for bernie sanders. but what you're doing online with small donors, give us an estimate. bernie: this is a huge issue. you are asking why people are coming out to meetings in large numbers. there is profound disgust. citizens united, 5-4 decision which says to the koch brothers and other billionaires that they can essentially by elections. and a lot of people i know, including conservatives, think that this is what american democracy is about. we have to be honest about it and the media has to be honest about it. needless to say, i

. >> 75-year-old emma volunteers at san quentin with her church group to pray with inmates rebuilding. she also helps dying people get their affairs in order before they die. the city of richmond declared march 28 emma jean clark day. >> big celebration, i'm sure. >> it was. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >> well, ladies and gentlemen, what goes up must come down. at least that's the theory in the weather department as we head into a cooler friday with low clouds coming in an lot shoreline. so that will bring us back down into the 90s at least. and we'll continue the cooling trend into the weekend as we overlook sfo. the geologically complicated san bruno mountain in the distance, and the numbers, san bruno itself 71 degrees. oakland 74. livermore 95. and san francisco 68 degrees. still 80 in santa rosa. hearst what's happening overnight tonight. we have -- here's what's happening overnight tonight. we have temperatures bottoming out about 60 degrees baywide. low clouds cooling us down. strong high pressure today drove temperatures ove

with top conditions interest richmond and also along 101 in the north bay from san rafael to san quentin. to the north an update on a crash eastbound 37 at lakeville highway, a car veered off the road and we have a couple of folks that were involved in the accident in the center divide so be careful. drive time traffic is 680 southbound from highway 4 to walnut creek 6 minutes and at 24 westbound to piedmont, highway 13, nine minutes and 580 westbound tracy to dublin is jumping up to 41 minutes. >> thank you, a glut of oil is good news for drivers in the united states in the money report. >> popular northern california lake feels the impact of the drought and what it means for people looking for fun in the sun. >> a look at the city and beautiful slot with clear skies and blue is keeping in. stay on top of weather and traffic by keeping tabs on the john through the commercial >> covering walnut creek burlingame campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a mother's outrage prompt add change in a memorial on a billboard. the mother took offense to "don't be road kill," a campaign

in sacramento robert ayers former warden at san quentin prison in california. when the arraignment begins we will bring it to you live. in the meantime let's talk about what's going on. craig, you're an expert obviously on catching fugitives. how likely do you think it is that matt and sweat or anyone that makes it three weeks without being caught is getting some sort of help on the outside? >> i've been saying this all along, jaerk. what's troubling to me right now is the dna evidence that they found in the cabin. law enforcement got that tip, i believe it was saturday morning sometime. by the time they arrived and set up a perimeter, so to spook, a couple hours could have passed. but what i haven't heard is canine did not pick up any scent. i'm not privy to every bit of information that's going on up there. so if this was an elaborate conspiracy and there are other staff members involved or outside people could that have been a ploy a ruse? could one of their cohorts have brought dirty underwear and a sock and a peanut butter jar and left it in a cabin and so

westbound lanes were closed most of the day for emergency road repairs near san quentin. cars had to creep by the road work on the shoulder. the view from chopper 5 shows us the nightmare for drivers. traffic backed up all the way across the bridge. that section of road needed to be fixed after hot temperatures combined with an old diesel spill caused the pavement to deteriorate. >>> here's the change. no new gadgets from apple at this year's big conference. now they're focusing on the tunes instead. >> and they studied for months. now an s.a.t. screwup has students and teachers scrambling. >> financial relief to people who went to the now shutdown corinthian colleges but who will be we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot do

what the heat did to our drive across the richmond-san rafael tolls and over the bridge into san quentinred yesterday afternoon. but it caused a major major jam. this morning, look at it a beautiful drive so not too many vehicles into the tolls to make it across the bridge and over to san quinn extend to the north by with top speeds so not fine any delays whatever with the as fault required. 101 headed in the morning and southbound direction through green bay and lashes -- is clear. a possible fair. we are not sure of the fire. crews are on scene. the fire sounds like it is out. southbound traffic away from the skyway out of san francisco to head to 280. if you are on 680, 101, in the north by or the santa cruz mountains, everyone is running at top speed. eric? kristen? >> a remarkable piece of film has surfaced showing amelia earhart before her final flight in 1937 3 1/2 minutes taken in southern california showing her walking around the plane doing the preflight check. this was the last photo shoot before she flew most of the way around the world. then disappeared. the policemen is --

the san quentin to melt actually. they caused traffic tie-ups on the richmond bridge. leftover residue from a recent spill reacted in the heat and caused that asphalt to melt away. the heat made conditions more difficult in the fire along the nimitz in san leandro. flames burned into some brush nearby and crews took an hour the finally put it out. 238 connector ramp was closed temporarily. >>> let's get a check on the roads this morning with liza. >> and we've been talking about the increase in cars of meeting because of the -- overheating because of the very hot temperatures yesterday. this morning, we are looking at a truck fire westbound 580 approaching grantline. this big rig which caught fire at grantline off to the right hand shoulder. so no lanes are shut down but it is causing a slower commute as drivers check it out westbound 580 at grantline. off to the side. backed up from beyond the 205 interchange to about north livermore avenue. in the silicon valley, northbound 101 beginning to back up beyond the 280 interchange approaching trimble road and you can see t

and with resident quentin, to the other party. can you say something -- with president clinton, to the other party. can you talk about that transition to the next administration? sandy: we were focused on the transition out because we did not have much of a transition in. the national security advisor did not spend much time transitioning in except to call me in december to say we just sent 20,000 troops to somalia but do not worry about them. they will be out before inauguration. [laughter] sandy: that was my one real experience of the inside. i asked all of our people to do very short concise statements of where things were, and what options were. and one thing i was very focused on and the president was very focused on was terrorism and al qaeda. because the folks who were coming in had governed before all this happened. they governed at a time when the world's enemy was the soviet union. it was a bilateral world. and had not governed in a world where we were threatened by people living in caves. i spent a lot of time with cond

this is lyon, way south of paris, and then southeast of lyon is a small saint-quentin-fallavier. can just prove i used rossett astone on french. brendan, am i right this chemical factory is american owned? brendan: it's air products and chemicals. it's based in allentown. they supply to samsung, royal dutch shell, b.p. and exxonmobil. tom: please give us an update. vonnie: one person has been decapitated, two others injured, and we're calling it a terrorist attack on air products and chemicals. that's a gas plant. we know that a car was driven into the area and decapitated person was found behind the plant. according to newspapers, lemond for example, the anti-terror squad has taken over the investigation. the french interior minister is on his way, and we know that francois hollande is returning from bruce themselves afternoon. he's due to speak in this hour. tom: 20 minutes before we went on air, he cam out of a meeting with chancellor merkel and so he moves directly back to france to begin to deal with this. brendan, as we talked to our greg in paris unfortunately this is a re

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as you get over towards the san quentin side jamming up. there was some sort of spill.med things up across the fremont jam around 337. back to you. >> mike make sure to june us at 11:00. we'll have much more news coming up in our next newscast. see you then. >>> we are back on this fun day monday ready to fill you in on the hot headlines for the week end in "today's buzz." hear what the celebrity scoop is popgoestheweek.com brian balthazar. always nice to see you back home where you belong. so kate moss, a dustup on the plane. >> i could do five minutes on this story alone. this is allegedly because the easy jet and authorities have not named kate moss. passengers, on the other hand and some reports are saying that was her. so the news that she was on easy jet which is a -- >> not a private jet? >> in england it's like the low-price airline but real people like us use it. she was on there and reportedly was being disruptive and so when she was flying from turkey for like, a zen weekend, apparently that didn't last, she got to london and was escorted off the plane report