. >> inmate richard hernandez is looking forward to getting out of the hole after not seeing the sunurt my eyes for a little while. i will see it. you know what i mean? still focusing. probably play some hand ball in the yard. >> the inmates who are defending themselves in court are also located in 900 max. >> i'm here in los angeles county, this particular facility, because i'm a pro and fighting my case and for a 422 pc, which is an alleged terrorist threat. terrorist threat is that -- a statement made that is verbal and, from what i understand, it must be received from the victim as a threat. >> with the odds against them, proper inmates tommy gleason and rodney sinergal still feel that they can represent themselves better than a public defender. >> it's always just simply being out there on the streets. the odds are against me. when police officers come through like slave catchers. literally give you cases that you have not committed. and they know you haven't committed. to gain the conviction, and the actions from some of the courts are atrocious. >> the representation i had i f

hernandez had a blood alcohol level of .78. that is california's legal limit. >>> a state fishing and game board voted to replace its president. it is -- richards says he did nothing wrong, but critics say it compromises his official role. he was removed as president today, but will remain on the commission until his term expires in january. >>> meantime, california lawmakers want answers about how the state parks department hid almost $54 million, and approved unauthorrized vacation buyouts. the audit committee voted unanimously today for the state auditor to look into the matters. last week, discovered another $268 million in discrepancies. one lawmaker said an audit is essential to regaining the trust of californians. >>> drivers are counting pennies and dealing with pain at the pump. find out what else they're doing. >> our local temperatures will continue to go up. coming up, how much warmer you can expect for your thursday, and the neighborhoods that will top 100 degrees. >> and janitors fill the streets, and up the ante in a labor dispute. the action that prompted police to move in and arrest people. were experts say the fire at the chev

hernandez had a blood alcohol level of .78. that is california's legal limit. >>> a state fishing and game board voted to replace its president. it is -- richards says he did nothing wrong, but critics say it compromises his official role. he was removed as president today, but will remain on the commission until his term expires in january. >>> meantime, california lawmakers want answers about how the state parks department hid almost $54 million, and approved unauthorrized vacation buyouts. the audit committee voted unanimously today for the state auditor to look into the matters. last week, discovered another $268 million in discrepancies. one lawmaker said an audit is essential to regaining the trust of californians. >>> drivers are counting pennies and dealing with pain at the pump. find out what else they're doing. >> our local temperatures will continue to go up. coming up, how much warmer you can expect for your thursday, and the neighborhoods that will top 100 degrees. were experts say the fire at the chevron refinery is certain to have a ripple effect at gas pumps in the bay area. we found evidence prices are already going up. amber l