nato secretary general rasmussen does not expect the crisis to be solved anytime soon. >> i regret to say that i think this will be a long term conflict, because this goes beyond ukraine. basically, this is about a russian attempt to reestablish a russian sphere of influence in its near neighborhood in the former soviet space. >> we'll have much more of our extended interview with the secretary general in our next hour. >> global warming is making life worse for many fernandez, the finding of a major climate change study. the final version will be released of the 2014 climate analysis, examining few the u.s. is already paying billions for man made climate change. the study has been available since 2013. just ahead, our continuing currently of that climate report, we'll talk to one of the lead authors and take you on a tour of one of the greenest factories in the u.s. >> the south korean ferry accident has claimed another life. a diver working on the recovery effort, the diver lost radio contact five minutes after going 80 feet underwater to fix ropes attached to the sungen ferry. when

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news jazz an update now on break news in san mateo. in the last 30 minutes, we vacaville area learned a worker died apparently after falling on his head at a construction see news chopper 2 is showing us live pictures from the scene. we now know it is the former bay meadows racetrack. paramedics were called to the scene around 3:40 this afternoon but the man was already d. right now, cal osha investigators are trying to determine how that man fell. so far, no word on his identity jazz new information tonight a store ray we've been following since last night. within just the past hour, we have been told that the briman college campus in san jose will ray open tomorrow. the school abruptly shut down yesterday after eviction notices were posted. today, ktvu learned the school employed $83 -- $83,000 in back rent. the school tells us the issue has now been resolved and it is notifying students that classes will be in session as of tomorrow jazz when people think about san francisco, china town, alcatraz, lombard street probably comes to mi

do not need to set the stage at all but declined to discuss the crisis in ukraine and the spark rasmussen called the current tension at aig's invited us to jason says the car door and says that the darius is ready to defend its nl east. now we have more planes in the can one seat on the scene and want to upset and mad at the top of the steps necessary to strings and a defence and security of our alleys said rasmussen. last month made in his tent city its military presence in the baltic states two weeks ago my scale military exercises of nato forces began in holland they will last at least eight p m today the chairman of the oic match but thinking of quitting the toughest of the city of kut teh says it is to discuss the situation in ukraine. in addition insist on the second proposition even at the stations have a moscow has no plans to cut the steak and am but because of the scheme is the first ukraine. united ukraine nearly a thousand down inhabitants of curable not dissipated into flash mob under that title. it was one of the biggest events held in the cd recently. children wagon ride it

ktvu eric rasmussen is here with the effort. >> the criticism is serious enough that rescue groups studied it and they say the numbers tell a different story. >> oh, that puppy likes you, huh? >> brittany hopes that luck is about to turn around for a 3 month old foster pup. he could have a permanent home by the end of the weekend. >> fingers crossed. she's a great puppy. >> she's counting on the pet adoption day going on all over the bay area. bedford understands concerns of giving away dogs and cats for free. >> it is a question our director bicker has faced before. >> research says, no. the study by the university of florida checks with pet owners, six to 12 months after the free adoption event in the bay area in 2011. 95% still has their pets and 95% of those pets living in doors and 87% have visited a veterinarian. the numbers were no different than those who paid for their pets. >> that's the important of information that the community needs to know that just because the animals -- does not mean the screening process is not the same. >> rescue group offering free adoptions meaning tha

. >> erik rasmussen explains there appears to be a real discrepancy among those who use the most water and those who are being forced to conserve. >> reporter: the city of san francisco is one of the largest water rights holders in the united states. but just how much water it uses isn't closely monitored by the state. >> what does the utility do to make sure it's not wasting water? >> we actually conserve all the water we can in making sure we're putting the water to the right use. >> the associated press identified the sf public utility's commission as one of 1,400 companies and individuals with rights. >> the real system of tracking how much water gets used is just completely broken right now. >> reporter: bigi with the natural resources defense council is among those concerned that the state only collects water use records from senior water rights holders every three years. >> the concern is that not everyone has the same incentive to conserve water. when you have a senior water right you may not have to do the same things that some of the juniors do. >> reporter: it also means som

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details here. moving the exit is part of the doil drive project. it was found deficient in 2009. it will be done in 2016. >>> happening now in san francisco, crews repairing a broken water main. we have video taken from news chopper 2 throng scene along -- along the scene. an 8-inch pipe burst at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the public utilities commission says it caused erosion and buckling. crews are bigging up damaged portions of the -- digging up damaged portions of the street. people in the area are without water service. >>> new information tonight in the deadly car crash near mills college. they identified the two people killed as 21-year-old and a 28- year-old. police say the 25-year-old driver lost control 2:30 a.m. in the morning before crashing into two trees. all four passengers had to be removed with the jaws of life and the driver was founds a few blocks away with broken bones. the driver and two passengers remain in critical condition. >>> no number two pencils but there are problems wi

ktvu's eric rasmussen has been follow the issue. he is here with the last minute negotiating. >> reporter: this is the bill that was defeated two weeks ago. the idea is to allow you to lock and kill your phone if stolen but some say changes to satisfy the tech giants turned no votes to yeses. >> we have a crime wave. >>> a final push. >> reporter: a final push today for his bill that would require smart phone makers to improve a way for customers to shut down their phones. in san francisco police say 2/3 of all robberies involve a smart phone. the number is closer to 78% in oakland. >> if we could make it a disintentive to take the cell phone we will see a bigger reduction in the crimes. >> reporter: the bill fell short by two votes last month under pressure from the wireless industry but new amendsments pushed back the deadline -- amendsments pushed back thed -- amendments pushed back the deadline. it convinced them to pull their opposition and change the find the of law make -- mind of lawmakers. >> you hear from the tech communit

rasmussen, he's on his way out. he doesn't have a strong professional relationship with putin, he doesn't have any relationship with putin. there are very bad feelings because putin says nato has broken its word to russia and rasmussen was the messenger of that broken promise. beyond saying that nato sees russia coming at it and he thinks that's what the ukrainian crisis is all about, we have to make a decision about what we're going odo about nato expansion. >> let me try this on you. why is it that putin says he's pulling the troops back when they've been there for weeks and weeks? >> even months. my opinion, based on what i know about what's going on in russia, you remember what happened in odessa last friday. 30 some-odd people were burned to death. putin said he watched that tape. and he was horrified. i watched that tape. you probably showed that tape. >> we did. >> everybody was horrified. it's one of these moments when clarity suddenly comes how dangerous things are. i think putin thinks that eastern ukraine

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more now on a developing situation in southern california.st for firefighters in san diego county trying to get a handle on 9 wildfires burning there tonight. these are live pictures from san diego county. the fire is happening in san marcos. 1300 are evacuated today, the fire is just 5% contained. earlier we watched the fire devour a home. 10,000 acres burned in 48 hours. >>> a different problem in colorado. crews dropped botches to re-- bombs to reduce avalanche danger, it is the best way to keep the pass open. crews need to clear up to weight feet of snow from the road -- up to 8 feet of snow from the road. our chief meteorologist bill martin now, the fires in san diego are they getting help from the weather? >> they are. we had the spare the air day, a lot of heat, that translates to southern california. we are starting to cool off. 10 to 15 degrees cooler now than yesterday. southern california will start to cool off as well. firefighters will get a break as they head into the next 48 hours. it antioch 95. 96 fairfield. along the coast,

. >> thanks john and joining me now from brussels is the secretary general of nato, rasmussen. thank you for spending time with us. i want to start with something your second in command said recently. he said that nato should treat the russians as an adversary. do you agree with that comment? >> yes, unfortunately we see russia act more as an adversary than as a partner. we strongly regret that because some years ago we decided to dwof what we call a -- develop what we call a true strategic partnership with russia but clearly russia does not act as a partner. >> do you believe that russia's action he in ukraine are tantamount to an act of war as some have suggested? >> i would call it modern warfare. we see russia's hands clearly behind the destabilization efforts in ukraine, first we saw crimea which also led to an annexation, an illegal annexation of crimea. and i have no doubt, that russia is also involved in the destabilization of eastern ukraine as we are currently witnessing. >> defense secretary, u.s. defense secretary that is chuck hagel testified before congress saying

. >> erik rasmussen explains there appears to be a real discrepancy among those who use the most water and those who are being forced to conserve. >> reporter: the city of san francisco is one of the largest water rights holders in the united states. but just how much water it uses isn't closely monitored by the state. >> what does the utility do to make sure it's not wasting water? >> we actually conserve all the water we can in making sure we're putting the water to the right use. >> the associated press identified the sf public utility's commission as one of 1,400 companies and individuals with rights. >> the real system of tracking how much water gets used is just completely broken right now. >> reporter: bigi with the natural resources defense council is among those concerned that the state only collects water use records from senior water rights holders every three years. >> the concern is that not everyone has the same incentive to conserve water. when you have a senior water right you may not have to do the same things that some of the juniors do. >> reporter: it also means som

in san francisco, he can rasmussen, ktvu news. >> san francisco police gave us a new look at their new so familiar equipment, a state-of- the-art, okay, putts. it features a video camera and 3d imaging to help rescuers better see what lies underneath the san francisco bay's murky waters but the equipment got mixed results last month when a cessna sank about 16 feet in san pablo bay after a mid air collision. >> in shallower waters this might not have been as effective or it might have been just the fact that we need more training to enhance the picture. >> in the meantime, the marine unit is rely on his r.o.v.s, the remote operated vehicles. >>> a fremont. it happened at about 830 this morning at. and fremont boulevard. police say the officer was on his way to a burglary in progress using lights and sirens. investigators say the woman and child suffered non-life- threatening injuries. it took about four hours to clear that intersection, there's no word owner whether charges will be filed in this case. two of the major stock market indexes hit record highs today. a lot dow jones industr

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joining us from copenhagen, jergen rasmussen. what are your assumptions about the decline in that market? >> can i make a point that quarter one as i'm sure you're aware is a very small quarter for the beer industry and certainly for carlsberg, accounting for maybe 5% of annual ebits. we say not to read too much into numbers on a small quarter because that can do a lot to yield comparisons. back to the question about russia, yes, we thought going into the year that the russian beer market would finally get to a point where it would be close to flat or slightly declining. and then we have this event happening in ukraine and crimea. having a very negative impact on the russian macro economy, we believe. we see signs of that. we think if anything it will only get slightly worse. that will also negatively impact the consumer and consumer sentiment in russia. that's why we have changed our assumption for the beer market development for 2014. we are now saying midsingle digit decline all driven by the issue around ukraine and between r

erik rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: we are talking about water laws that go back more than 100 years. a list of corporations, farmers and others who can use unrestricted amounts of water and some critics say it highlights a serious problem for the rest of us. >> reporter: the city of san francisco is one of the largest water rights holders in the state. but just how much water it uses isn't closely monitored by the state. >> what does the utility do to make sure it's not wasting water? >> we actually conserve all the water we can in terms of making sure that we're putting the water to the right use. >> reporter: the sf public utilities commission is about 4,000 entities with grandfathers water rights because they stake their claims more than 100 years ago. that includes many farmers, benefiting from laws drawn up in the 1800s. >> the real system of tracking how much water gets used is just completely broken right now. >> reporter: begi with the natural resources defense council is among those concerned that the state only collects water use records from senior water rights hold

going to claim to uphold his forces back speaking and was so in a ten seconds in general on this rasmussen said in a kill michelle sunday and had seen no evidence of any pullback polish prime minister donald took suggested to the statement by the russian president should be treated with a portion though. that one or reason to visit to washington to reach as the numerical made it clear that she has not forgotten about us intelligence agency spying on her. washington is keeping tight lipped on that surveillance activities here in germany but that's not stopping lawmakers hear from seeking more cancer someone says david born the stacks and as the investigation agreed unanimously to call former national security agency contact address mentioned as a witness the question now is where the hero the invitees to germany to testify in person jim and columnists demonstrators called for banning too grand and whats not to assign them inside the gym and will make a sense notions testimony is vital to the investigation into us spying in gemini. chancellor under the medical school said it is too long the

the secretary general in this poll rasmussen has appointed norwegian diplomat miss mary score as the special representative for women peace and security it's important to have the special representative for women peace and security because we men play an important road in family and open green issues and so they can contribute to nevada better way to post the prevention and suppression notion of conflicts between the not very often keep the hottest and five. conflicts and we have in opposition to abortion. the source. very often the untapped resource that needs to get him to call the convention investigation we do so with my students so it's simply just spoke to us innovate to the baggage of extended getting dusty hundreds of unemployed he works from different parts of the north east are being trained in to put on to me to get the goods. this day gardening is painted them into a constituent of the non team so that he can on toast i'd been born businessman says the program and shows that the students get us on a foundation in his signing of them would stay with their backs and comment

a new rasmussen national survey finds that fifty three percent of likely us voters think it's fair to say that neither party in congress is the party of the american people. it is up to forty seven percent last october overall it found that fifty two percent of republicans and forty four percent of democrats agree that neither the majority of political party is the party faithfully representing the american people. a whopping sixty five percent of voters not affiliated with fatah party feel the same way. former new mexico governor and two thousand presidential candidate gary johnson joined me earlier to talk about his lack of representation. i pointed out how seventy two percent of people from the survey say the country would be better if we didn't really allow the incumbents then after that the american people don't trust the incumbents or other party or the new guys what's the alternative. well the first walleye i drew the pole as he does what we're all witnessing uniting term limits would really be a silver bullets. the notion that people would get into the right thing and get out

ktvu eric rasmussen spent two months digging through records of discipline and what he found and who's really teaching your kids. two investigates tomorrow night at 10:00. . ocean beach was packed today with surfers. when it is hot it is one of the few places guaranteed to be cooler. a life guard told us they did not see any problems out there tomorrow. let's check in with bill martin. >> bill, you are going to take us through the first part of tomorrow. >> we are going to start with tomorrow, we are going to start with records high. these highs from today will be a clips of tomorrow's forecast high t. tomorrow mid-90s. so the ridge of the high pressure continues to send everything north and underneath the air is sinking and the winds are going offshore. one more day of very warm and hot weather. one more day of bad air quality and heat advisory and one more day of possible record warmth. 68 right now in walnut creek and 77 in livermore. we got a little bit of sea breeze right now sko so it is cool along the coast. the next 24 hours of this high pressure is going to stay put and as it

the rasmussen poll says most americans have given up on the republican and democratic parties. >> whyn't we agree that i have to end the segment or i'm going to get in trouble. we'll have you back another time. it was a good discussion. and we didn't even talk about some of the people who might be replacing this president. >> yeah. >> angela, cynthia, thank you both. >>> toronto's mayor says he's going to rehab but not for what you might think. why rob ford is taking a break and putting his reelection campaign on hold. menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. mattress discounters memorial day sale! what's this? a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497? mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... optimum... and wow! four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collect

. >> secretary general of flay toe, anders rasmussen, sir, thank you so much for being with us on alazeera. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> john, back to you. >>> one critic of the obama administration said the administration needs to do a better job of explaining what is at stake. >> if the president and also the secretary of state, but particularly the president doesn't address this issue clearly, firmly, convincingly to the american people, how can he expect public support? and how can he expect the rest of the world to identify itself with our position and to join us in an effort to solve this problem constructively. >> coming up at the bottom of the hour, more of my conversation with the doctor and his views of the developments along the ukraine border. >>> coming up next, tests on mice show -- >>> high winds and dry air are fuelling a wildfire in oklahoma tonight. six people have died and more than a thousand have evacuated their homes. a controlled burn got out of control, and caused the fire. >>> doctors say the first american diagnosed with the murs virus, should be headin

ktvu eric rasmussen spent two months digging through records of discipline and what he found and who's really teaching your kids. two investigates tomorrow night at 10:00. . ocean beach was packed today with surfers. when it is hot it is one of the few places guaranteed to be cooler. a life guard told us they did not see any problems out there tomorrow. let's check in with bill martin. >> bill, you are going to take us through the first part of tomorrow. >> we are going to start with tomorrow, we are going to start with records high. these highs from today will be a clips of tomorrow's forecast high t. tomorrow mid-90s. so the ridge of the high pressure continues to send everything north and underneath the air is sinking and the winds are going offshore. one more day of very warm and hot weather. one more day of bad air quality and heat advisory and one more day of possible record warmth. 68 right now in walnut creek and 77 in livermore. we got a little bit of sea breeze right now sko so it is cool along the coast. the next 24 hours of this high pressure is going to stay put and as it

but first let's remind you, nato's rasmussen says russian troop activity near ukraine's border suggestsraw from the region but answered it's too early to tell, this as 11 people reportedly have been killed at a military checkpoint, according to ap journalists. how is that impacting events in kiev where julia is ahead of that election? julia? >> thanks so much, ross. let me bring you up to speed. the government here as confirmed a number of servicemen have been killed. also a number of wounded with clashes with pro-russian separatists in the east. it was around 20 kilometers south of the donetsk region in particular. we have a separate report of attacks, one soldier killed, two people injured, this time in the donetsk region. both regions in the east of ukraine. this has been a period where we've seen attacks and conflict over the next few weeks. we are seeing a pickup in tensions as we head towards the elections. the russian media is reporting that the leader in the donetsk region is calling on the russians to bring in peacekeeping forces. there's different reports of just how many peop

eric rasmussen is here now with what he found and how the system could be changing. >> reporter: whennvestigates examined these hundreds of records from last year, they reveal the state has also pulled the credentials for teachers for theft, drunk driving, even murder. meanwhile, the details of hundreds of other cases in here are still a secret. bay area teachers accused of sex related crimes might get their pictures broadcast for all to see, but 2 investigates found they made up just 5% of new misconduct cases made in the state of california last year. number 1, alcohol. the 2400 alcohol related cases brought to the commission on teacher credentialing was the most in the last five years. going through a year's worth of reports, 2 investigates created a database of every teacher who had credentials denied, revoked, or suspended in 2013. more than 900 names in all. >> i had my hands on either side of him. >> reporter: among them, special needs teacher, dina holder. >> a 6-year-old was pulled off his chair, thrown onto the floor of the classroom, kicked several times in the back. >> rep

. >> ktvu's eric rasmussen here with why some say the legislation could come at the expense of victims of domestic violence. >> reporter: frank, others say it comes down to politics and money. the goal is to give people a way to make their phone useless after it was stolen. at least two say -- >> at lest half of all robberies continue to involve a smartphone. but they would require kill switches or a way for users to lock their smartphone. an alert suggested abusers could be the ones locking phones, placing victims who are unaware the financial has been disabled in danger. >> san francisco district attorney, george gascon said the argument doesn't hold up, because 911 calls can't be disabled. some state senator's offices tell ktvu they were accounted by weave. or women escaping a violent environment opposing the smartphone bill. the group's director strongly denied making any contact, and says the group has no position on the bill. but in emails to ktvu, staff senator jim bell wrote, representatives for weave did visit the office. the weave representative that met with our office was b

eric rasmussen is here now with what he found and how the system could be changing. >> reporter: when investigates examined these hundreds of records from last year, they reveal the state has also pulled the credentials for teachers for theft, drunk driving, even murder. meanwhile, the details of hundreds of other cases in here are still a secret. bay area teachers accused of sex related crimes might get their pictures broadcast for all to see, but 2 investigates found they made up just 5% of new misconduct cases made in the state of california last year. number 1, alcohol. the 2400 alcohol related cases brought to the commission on teacher credentialing was the most in the last five years. going through a year's worth of reports, 2 investigates created a database of every teacher who had credentials denied, revoked, or suspended in 2013. more than 900 names in all. >> i had my hands on either side of him. >> reporter: among them, special needs teacher, dina holder. >> a 6-year-old was pulled off his chair, thrown onto the floor of the classroom, kicked several times in the back. >> r

eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have abidea for 2 -- an idea for 2 investigate e- mail we have been talking about the cool down today but some spots were still warm. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin for more. >> cooler along the coast today but temperatures inland will very warm. a record in san rafael, 91 degrees. -- 91 degrees. 90 in santa rosa. 93 antioch. it will be warm again tomorrow. clouds moving in. we are seeing that already at san francisco airport, gusts 25 miles per hour. those winds coming off the water creating a cooler environment. here is more onshore winds. that is where they were yesterday. all of the areaoes are onshore. -- arrows are onshore. san francisco airplane, 18 sustained. 15 at hayward. that is the change. san jose it is 86 degrees. tomorrow a warm day in san jose. cooler tonight when you go to bed. still 80 degrees at lunchtime and mid-80s into the afternoon. warm day. cooler than it was. tied records yesterday and today. last hot day. the high pressure weakens and the system here bumps in. it sends temperatures down. not cold. no

angela rasmussen on how you can protect yourself. this is spread by close contact., sneezing? >> that's correct. it means most of the people who got infected are people who lived with an infected person or carrying for a infected person and some some cases health care workers. they are exposed to large levels of the virus than the typical person sitting on a bus. >> could this mew tate for something contracted between people? >> that is a possibility. it's also a possibility the virus could become more trans missible, one of the case of mers, one of the thing that is heartening is the receptor is typically located deep within the respiratory tract, in the lungs rather than the nose. in order to do that, you have to be exposed to a much larger dose of the virus in order to have a transmission. >> how can we protect ourselves? >> by avoiding infected people is probably the best and limiting travel to the middle east. typically, all of the cases, even though there have been a few clusters of very close contact individuals outside of middle east, all the cases have come

erik rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: we are talking about water laws that go back more than 100ears. a list of corporations, farmers and others who can use unrestricted amounts of water and some critics say it highlights a serious problem for the rest of us. >> reporter: the city of san francisco is one of the largest water rights holders in the state. but just how much water it uses isn't closely monitored by the state. >> what does the utility do to make sure it's not wasting water? >> we actually conserve all the water we can in terms of making sure that we're putting the water to the right use. >> reporter: the sf public utilities commission is ab

mike ramirez asked houston texans football team cheerleader caitlin rasmussen to the prom on twitter. the proposal went viral. when she said it would go if it got 10,000 retweets. it did. she made good on her promise. the prom couple went to the crosby high school prom. wearing matching red. and sartorial trip du jour, when you take a cheerleader on a date or in the prom, always bring out the red jacket. >> he looked very dapper. ron would know. >> yet another installment of life lessons from uncle ron. >> wear the red jacket when you take the cheerleader. >> writing that down. red jacket. thank you, ron. moving on. >>> well now to a pro football first. an openly gay player drafted by an nfl team. the st. louis rams making history picking michael sam in the seventh round, close to the end of the draft last night. and abc's mara schiavocampo has the story. >> the st. louis rams select michael sam, defensive end, missouri. >> reporter: this is the moment michael sam, the first openly gay player in nfl history, got the news he would now be a st. louis ram. kissing his boyfriend on nation

. >> ktvu's eric rasmussen here with why some say the legislation could come at the expense of victims of domestic violence. >> reporter: frank, others say it comes down to politics and money. the goal is to give people a way to make their phone useless after it was stolen. at least two say -- >> at lest half of all robberies continue to involve a smartphone. but they would require kill switches or a way for users to lock their smartphone. an alert suggested abusers could be the ones locking phones, placing victims who are unaware the financial has been disabled in danger. >> san francisco district attorney, george gascon said the argument doesn't hold up, because 911 calls can't be disabled. some state senator's offices tell ktvu they were accounted by weave. or women escaping a violent environment opposing the smartphone bill. the group's director strongly denied making any contact, and says the group has no position on the bill. but in emails to ktvu, staff senator jim bell wrote, representatives for weave did visit the office. the weave representative that met with our office was b

tonight, ktvu's eric rasmussen is here now with what daniel's date had to say and what her family is demanding. eric. >> reporter: julie, amber daniels isn't putting a dollar figure on her father, but he says the accident happened like you said, when workers were on strike with an operator in training at the controls. for months investigators have been looking into every detail of the crash. now his daughter says she is finally ready to talk about it. >> i am so rang ray that i don't have the opportunity to say good-bye to my

by putin that he is in fact moving his troops away from the russian-ukrainian border, nato chief rasmussen said today, i have very good vision and i'm not seeing any movement at all. back to you. jon: yeah, no evidence of that so far from the russian side. greg palkot in donetsk, thank you. jenna: let's check out what is ahead onout numbered at the top of the hour? >> we're good happy to see you. former secretary of state hillary clinton is weighing in very for very first time to create a pro bowl for a benghazi select committee. why she says there is no need for souch thing. >> former nba star and weight spokesman, charles barkley in hot water for mocking overweight women on tv. >> he goss on and on. flight attendants say their uniforms are a bit too tight and put them at risk of being sexually harassed. >> our hashtag one lucky guy at top of the hour. >> he is lucky and smart. jenna: charles barkley taking on overweight women. >> i know what you're going to say, jenna. has he looked in the mirror? >> i wasn't going to say it but glad you did. thanks, guys. jenna: big problems for seattle

course of the last few hours, the foreign ministry using their twitter feed to say anders boeing rasmussen, must be blind if he can't see the troop movements taking place. so, a lot of western skepticism, a lot of war of words, but for a president that's not known for his flip-flopping, there's been a remarkable u-turn in the kind of rhetoric coming out of the kremlin over the past 24 hours. previously, he was saying he didn't support a presidential election in ukraine on may 25th. now he's saying he thinks it's a step in the right direction. so, it's all sort of raising hopes that some kind of diplomatic solution to this crisis in ukraine can be reached. >> and i think that is a key point, matthew. despite the skepticism there, it is definitely a difference in tone from the russian leader. any sense in how it's being received inside ukraine, particularly among the pro-russian separatists there? >> reporter: yeah, it's very interesting how it is being received. i'm not there to judge for myself, but they seem, from the reports i've been seeing, to have been taken quite aback by the fact th

ktvu's eric rasmussen is talking about what is being done. you have been dugging through hundreds of state records. >> a data base who received formal warnings and those who had their certificates revoked, denied, or suspended last year. they are out numbered by the many california teachers who do a great job, but some of what we found might surprise you. >> child abuse, lewd acts, drugs, even steroids for sale. just some of the misconduct that got teacher credentials revoked in california last year. 2 investigates created a data base of names based on records by meetings on teacher credentialing. those state records revealed numerous cases of teachers convicted of sex and drug related crimes as well as grand theft, assault, down to illegal test assistance to students. but some say dismissing a teacher can be a difficult and expensive process. >> she came home with scratches from forehead down her neck, bruises. the whole nine yards and there was always an explanation. >> jennifer plumber's daughter, jordan, was a preschooler in teacher, dina

stand strong dramatically political economist jack rasmussen told us there is little hope for improvement to the nearest future either. right now everything is all focused on now how can we save the government debt and how can we do something about the banks the problem is all of this financial the loan not really has very little a felt on the real economy in portugal you still have a very high unemployment you still almost hourly and of course we see in the first quarter of this year that those g.d.p. drops and intense and one for some one of the biggest drops along the euro zone economies there is no real indication that it really column is recovering and therefore jobs will recover the most important line and incomes will recall her for the general populace there florida looks like last hour and he is going to continue . it libya a rogue military general stages a deadly assault ahead the revolution she is a reignited in the country off the attack kills dozens in the city of benghazi. personel data far trusted a cloud service. that ensures protecting your privacy he. could be erased ran

secretary general anders fogh rasmussen said he sees no sign of movement. >> i think it's the third putin statement on withdrawal of russian troops, but so far we haven't seen any withdrawal at all. i strongly regret that, because a withdrawal of russian troops would be a first important contribution to de-escalating the crisis. >> warner: here in donestsk, the capital of the eastern ukrainian province of the same name, reaction in central lenin square was mixed to this latest putin pronouncement. >> i don't trust putin. no one trusts him, because he lies. he once told the same thing but he didn't take away forces. >> warner: but uriy pasechnikov said the troops he worried about were ukrainian. who have come into this restive eastern region. >> troops from kiev we see and can trace what is happening in slavyansk, kramatorsk, mariupol and odessa. we perfectly see it. and we don't see putin. >> warner: just up the street, outside the regional government building now occupied by pro- russian separatists, we met young yevgeniy. the former ukrainian soldier wouldn't give us his last name or le

stuart: i just want to draw your attention to a new rasmussen poll, it shows that half of the peopleled think that the irs broke the law. now, that's different from just breaking a few rules, broke the law. that's how the poll was questioned. and 57% think president obama's handling, the obama administration's handling of the irs situation requires further investigation. so i think the public appears to be very much on your side even if the establishment media has retreated from the story. >> i agree, i agree with that poll. i would say, yes, they have handled it wrong, they're trying to cover it up saying there's not a smidge general of evidence -- thing general of evidence of corruption which is so laughable. but what's interesting is when these e-mails come out, and i do believe we will get her e-mails, that opinion poll will probably go up to 80%. stuart: whoa. okay. you know, in recent elections, primaries in fact, the tea party has not done that well. it's taken its lumps, a couple of setbacks here and there. do you think that's got anything to do with the irs targeting? >> i d

have left the nation in search of jobs in other countries of the bloc political economist jacques rasmussen says that all of the measures taken so far have done little to improve the actual economy. right now everything is all focused on how can we say with government debt and how can we do something about the banks the problem is all of this financial below and really has very little assault on the real economy in portugal you still have very high unemployment you still almost still early and of course we see in the first quarter of this year that g.d.p. drops and intense and one for some one of the biggest drops along the euro zone economies there is no real indication that the real economy is recovering and therefore jobs will recover of the most. morton klein and clones will recall some of the general quality of the stone floor looks like last liberty is going to continue. amid the discontent with the e.u. europe is preparing for upcoming parliamentary elections denmark has tried to increase voter turnout using a controversial cartoon showing group sex and violence but the danish parlia

relationship is so bitter now because just a couple of days ago the current secretary general mr rasmussen. public on television saying that the crisis in ukraine is a wake up call for nato and that there is a need for significant increases to meet the budget to confront the russian threat . is you know this is language this is language and this is you know. being political on one hand seoul you know it did use a controversy you have not to hide to be sure there's a contravention to spark and i'm you know nato thinks that russia is not respecting in a substantial way. i'm not being technically i'm saying if you don't feed seen it. done the russian side it is reciprocated saying that not in fact made the legitimate interest of russia over a little bit of trade or their promises that's very given to russia by many in the nato commanders who used to. stress at the time you know geography was a no one thing and in fact i remember seeing you in one of your public appearances and you actually sat back down that you know nine eleven demonstrated that job if it is not something that can provide yo

house but need to pick up six new seats to win control of the senate now take a look at this a new rasmussen national survey finds that fifty three percent of likely u.s. voters think it's fair to say that neither party in congress is the party of the american people this is up from forty seven percent last october overall it found that fifty two percent of republicans and forty four percent of democrats agree that neither major political party in this country is the party that faithfully represents american voting populations a whopping sixty five percent of voters not affiliated with either party feel that way to former new mexico governor and two thousand and twelve presidential candidate gary johnson joined me earlier to talk about this lack of representation i pointed out how seventy two percent of people from the survey say the country would be better if we didn't really reelect the incumbents but then i asked him if the american people don't trust the incumbents or either party or the new guys what's the alternative. well first of all i agree with the poll i think this is what we're a

so ktvu's eric rasmussen spent two months digging through records of discipline handed down by the state. what he found and who is really teaching your kids. 2 investigates -- tonight on the 10:00 news. >> interesting. >> yes. >>> millions of dollars in hidden profits. coming up at 7:30, the allegations against a san jose casino less than two years after it opened. >>> and justin bieber, accused of attempted robbery. what the victim claims he tried to steal from her and what police are doing about it. >>> highway 4, not looking good. one of the reasons is one of the major side routes has been taken away and a lot of people are on highway 4 trying to get into concord. big problem for this reason. we'll tell you more on how you can expect to wait. >>> temperatures will have no problem warming up. it will be very isolated. 6s for many -- 60s for many. >>> 7:15. expect more flight disruptions today at chicago's two major airports. smoke from an electrical problem was detected yesterday at an illinois air traffic control facility. that forced a shutdown of all flights in and out of o'hare and

. >> now, eric rasmussen of 2 investigates reported from that slide area.he came back home he has been looking at parts of the bay area most at risk for landslides. today at five he is going to show us the four areas of the biggest concern and what's being done right now to protect you. >>> 2 investigates today on ktvu channel 2 news @ 5. >>> all right. it is 7:49. we want to check in with sal and the ktvu traffic center. see what's happening on the roads. >> tori, dave, right now we are looking at traffic that is busy. i want it to show you the east freeway. a lot of people come from from vallejo and richmond and get down to the mcarthur mays on 80. about 40 minutes to the mcarthur mains. looking at the commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is moving well. 880 a little bit slow. 20-minute drive time. and we are looking at the south bay. northbound 85 very slow right at 87. it continues to slow. so even though the south bay was off to a good start now we have significant slowdowns especially on 280. look how slow it is from downtown all the way

obviously i think anders fog rasmussen is absolutely right when he says if those troops were moving backthey would say they would be moving back because that would represent a symbolic victory from the western nato site. they're not seeing that. until they dorkts they're not going to verify it. the russian defense ministry issuing a statement saying that the kiev authorities are mobilized 15,000 troops onto the border or near the border with russia in eastern ukraine indicating that they believe that the kiev authorities are stepping up the potential for military confrontations. still a very tense standoff in that area of the world. >> matthew chance reporting live from moscow. >>> still to come, nba hall of famer algin baylor says justice has been served with donald sterling. >> of course he is. no doubt in my mind now. >> more from cnn's interview from the man who worked for sterling for 22 years. >>> donald sterling's estranged wrif is looking the stake her claim ton l.a. clippers. shelly sterling thinks she's legally entitled to keep the clippers and retained a law firm for guidance.

political economist jack rasmussen as there is really no indication things will get better anytime soon. right now everything is all focused on the how can we save the government debt and how can we do something about the books the problem is all of this financial not really has very little a felt on the real economy in portugal. very high unemployment you still almost guarantee and of course we see in the first quarter of this year that portugal's g.d.p. drop some intense and one percent one of the biggest drops along the euro zone economies there is no real indication that can really call them is recovering and therefore jobs will recover the most important line incomes will recall reform of the general populace then florida looks like last liberty is going to continue. while things are no better next door in spain but as we'll discover after the break some people there are trying to pry things up a small theatrical way. i marinate joining me. into impartial and financial reporting carried contribute and much much. only on time past and i will not. speak your language anybody will not

nato chief anders fogh rasmussen is set to talk over the crisis with poland's leadership on the tableas positioning of the alliances growing military might in iraq historian author tariq ali joins us live now for more on this strike thank you for being with us now in your opinion what exactly is meant by positioning here exactly. well i think what is meant is increasing the nato presence in eastern europe this was always a bad idea we know perfectly well. at the time when me how god by the charge of greed to hand over east germany. and accepted that a unified germany could be a member of nato he was given a very very clear assurance by the united states that they would not be any nato expansion eastwards that the in crusts of russia him soviet security would be respected this was an agreement that was never again the eastward expansion of nato began and in my opinion the ukrainian crisis essentially is a result of that it's now of course developed its own forms so basically what we see here is nato is clearly not paying attention to the agreements that they have concluded earlier was