as a corporal at the riverside county jail in blythe, california. and i was a training officer. and my whole thing was, i was going to do three more years. i was gonna retire. live in phoenix, arizona, play guitars, play a little flute. my life was just planned out. i was going to relax and have a great time. >> lamont: what happened five years ago? >> i had a stroke. i didn't know i had a stroke. my body just stopped working slowly. and the next thing i knew, i was in the hospital. >> lamont: when did you begin to lose your vision? >> probably about three weeks after. >> lamont: all right, so between the stroke and the loss of vision, how did things change for you? >> well, after a while, my department retired me because i was no longer viable as a training officer

. >> las autoridades fuerona riverside y ahí hallaron a un joven herido con armas de fuegos. >> luegoesentaron porque habían sido atacados. >> ambas víctimas se creen que fueron baleadas. >> los hechos pasaron en el estacionamento de san francisco . >> los sospechosos son dos o tres hispanos. >> el nuevo alcalde de san francisco dijo que no esta seguro que cobrar las sanciones por el mal uso de los estacionamentos no es la mejor forma para tener dinero en el gobierno. >> acá las sanciones son entre 50 y 60 dólares . >> el alcalde de san francisco y la alcaldesa de oakland fueron invitados para la cena con el presidente barack obama y el primer mandatario de china. >> son los primeros alcaldes de origen asíatico en el país . >> en el este de la bahía salíeron a buscar a las personas para limpiar las calles. >> (ambiente) . >> con los guantes puestos y mucha energía, la nueva alcaldesa de oakland se unio a númerosos voluntarios. >> recorrieron calles de oakland para levantar la basura abandonda. >> la alcaldesa dijo que están tratadno de hacer la recoleccion por su propia cuenta,. >> en

in riverside. >> sounds like dui is being made the scapegoat in this. >>> a chaalifornia woman and he family have a new friend. the dog showed up recently on her front porch after being gone five years. >> reporter: they are just getting reacquainted. it has been five long years since prince went missing from her mom's house shelf got him when he was just a puppy and had him three long years. >> sad. i was really attached to him. i just, ever since then i've pretty much, i thought about him. my siblings would talk about how if we were ever to see him again. >> reporter: she lived at home and was not married when she lost prince. since then she's moved four different times all around town. yet somehow yesterday she came home from work and found the dog on her doorstep. and she had to do a double take. >> i was a bit scared more than anything. i did not know if i was seeing something or what. i'm hoping nobody is pulling a prank on me. >> reporter: it sounds hard to believe but looking at the pictures of prince, it is hard to deny the resemblance. >> it would be unbelievable if it wasn'

los angeles was the first to move and riverside county signed off on $155 million. fremont, $140 million and sit russ heights, $60 mill yichblt critic says they're an attempted end run and only subsidize developer autos they're saying we'll leave it to the rest of to you figure out how to solve this crisis. we think that is a cullus approach. >> and oakal leaders point to the revitalization of old pasadena and old turf. >> if we don't have the tools to do improvements in area autos brown says having used such money himself as the mayor to restore the fox theater. >> i'm sure glad i got it built from the budget that came out. and brown isn't sure of the rush approveal skpez wants to eliminate redevelopment agencies altogether. >> thank you. >> and san jose leaders are holding a meeting to talk about this issue. and coming up at 6:00 showing you plan that would let them keep their millions. rin-controlled house voted to repeal the health care reform bill signed last year. and that fulfills a promise made during last fall's political campaign. this bill now moves to se

an entire riverside dear garden -- garden swept away. the city's 52,000 seat stadium lights and one of the worst affected areas. >> what can we do about it? this is devastating. >> this is absolutely unbelievable. >> constructed after the devastating floods of the mid- 1970s, at their main dam is struggling to cope. >> queensland has already faced some dark days and there are dark days do i had. australia is standing with you. we are working with queensland. >> normally tranquil suburbs have become disaster zones. over 50 will be hit by the floods. animals and livestock are fending for themselves as the waters rise. some residents have attempted rescues. most will have to be abandoned. this was rosily village, where the community turned out to help. they stayed with they could. australian city dwellers selling the same kind of self-reliance and humor that we have seen from those who live in the bush. this is testing be no worries, mate, experience. >> we are trying to rescue the everything that weekend. -- wheat town. these advance in fl

a 15 and 20 year old were injured in the gunfire near the 200 block of riverside drive. this after 11 last night. police have made no arrests and are still trying to piece together what happened. it was the second homicide in bay point in 24 hours. >>> teenager and adult shot in a suspected gang shooting in fruitvale are recovering tonight. they were shot yesterday afternoon. this is the same neighborhood where gang violence has prompted city leaders to seek an ininjunction against such activity. the judge's decision is still pending. >>> stopping violence in oakland is going to be a big job but some residents are determined to do it block by block. how cleaning up the streets sometimes requires some cleaning.. >> the spirit of the citizens and residents of oakland that says we can make this the safest place in the country. >> reporter: right now it is far from it. this neighborhood has seen about a dozen shootings in just the past two weeks. >> at night we don't go out. we just stay home. >> this neighboro neighborhood has gone down and it needed a cleaning up. >> repor

this is a question regarding a similar controversy in riverside county, and the question is, have judges here barred admission of evidence at trial. if so, how does the public defender's office address that? the judge who heard the motions in this case has decided most of the materials the prosecutor was not providing on the basis that there was a criminal investigation involving the technician who was dealing drugs has been released, and we are learning about what evidence prosecutors have, what they would help, and we will be making motions to withdraw please, and one thing i think gets lost in some of the coverage is people think, who cares if somebody was dealing drugs? the problem is when you start looking at the evidence that was coming back, because they would do a retest of the evidence -- in some cases there were more drugs. in some cases there were less drugs. in some cases there were problems with their results, whether they were false positives or false negative common ---, and when you are talking about the integrity of a crime lab that is in charge of deciding who is guilty

. >>> in southern california, riverside residents are seeking compensation from the city for damage caused by last month's storm. 30 claims have been filed so far and the city attorney expect more. residents claim the city should reimburse them for damage to their homes and cars because storm drams were -- storm drains were not cleared. the city has 450 days to respond to the claims. >>> certainly not any weather problems like that around here. let's check in with steve. most of the fog is gone. most of the fog. there's still some up in the north bay. a little bit up in the east bay. the thick fog around san jose and other location, mostly clear around 9:00, 9:30. we're still looking for hazy sunshine. sanjose is already 60 degrees. moffet naval air station, 63. we do have some lingering fog. rather breezy. some of that wind is beginning to pick. sunny, warm. a few locations will be on the cool side. tomorrow, not as much fog. it does look sunny and breezy as the system digs into the north and that will stir things up a littleby and hopefully give us patchy fog -- a little bit and hopefull

riverside, california's, mvp-rv. a chinese company is investing $310 billion to export motor homes to china. >> as we get this investment, we're immediate going to be able to put jobs right back here in southern california. over 1,000 jobs that have been lost recently. >> reporter: and diane, that state dinner is under way, with president obama and first lady obama greeting president hu jintao at the portico at the white house. it's a who's who in that room right now. and the theme of the state dinner is, quote, quintessentially american. that's reflected in the decor, the entertainment, which is jazz and in, of course, the menu, which is surf and turf, lobster and rib eye steak, and, of course, that quintessentially american dessert, apple pie. >> as american as. thank you, jake tapper. >>> and we have news on gabrielle giffords tonight. she stood up today, on both feet, and looked out the window of the tucson hospital. she's set to take another extraordinary step in her recovery, word tonight she could be released

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. >>> in southern california, riverside residents want compensation from the city for damage caused by last month's storm. 0 claims have been filed a lready -- 30 claims have been filed already. the city attorney says he wants more. residents say they should be reimbursed for the damage done to their homes and cars. >>> this morning, regis philbin announced his retirement from his weekday talk show. he made the announcement at the start of "regis in kelly." he has hosted that show for 28 years. he says he will step down at the end of the summer. he gave no specific date. it's not sure who will replace him. >> there is a rumor he might be replaced by kelly ripa ahusband, -- ripa's husband. >>> we have sal. we're lucky. >> i'm still too young to r etire. >>> let's take a look at the commute now. the traffic is moving along relatively well around the bay area. in one spot, it's not. that's 680 at 24 been. not one but two separate c rashes. one of them, the traffic is still heavy. even the emergency crews are having trouble getting through the scene. if you drive from concord, you need ext

he closed three field offices in fresno, riverside, san diego, all counties he lost, by the way, in thection. he closed the office of first lady. he's not going to have an education adviser. so he's going to be more of the person in charge. there's going to be fewer people around him, fewer bureaucrats kind of filtering the information that he gets. so i think it's going to be -- it's going to be very interesting. >> belva: i just have to talk about one thing. you said he closed the office of first lady. but he did appoint his wife special counsel. >> he did. and she is a very powerful, influential person. she was essentially his -- in charge of the campaign. she was the gatekeeper. ann gus brown is her name. she's a former attorney with the gap. and by all accounts she's going to be the go-to person, essentially the chief of staff in the governor's office. but she won't be paid, and she probably won't have a whole lot of staff, now that they've closed that office. but she will be in i think on most important decisions and polts discussi policy discussions. >> let me ask you about the r

sheriff's deputies arrived in the 200 block of riverside drive shortly after 11 p.m. they found the unidentified 17- year-old boy laying outside a house. he was already dead from a gunshot wound. two other shooting victims turned up at local hospitals with minor injuries. investigators don't know what their role was in the shooting. >> a man was struck and killed after running across i-880 in oakland this morning. investigators say it appears that the vehicle that hit him left the scene. it happened on southbound 880 at hagerburger road at 4:30 this morning. the male driver of a 1995 mazda and the female passenger got into a physical fight. the couple's car crashed into the center divider. and officers say that's when the man got out of the car. >> the party that was fatally injured exited the vehicle and was struck by another vehicle. we haven't identified that vehicle at this time. >> the man was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released. >> four families were left homeless early this morning after a fire raged through their san jose apartment bui

when king got up in april in 1957 at riverside church and announced to the imam war and called america the greatest purveyor of violence in the world lyndon johnson took away the four plainclothes fbi agents that had been assigned to protect king commanded both king and johnson knew what that meant. there's a beautiful moment, remember king what malcolm became a pariah. he would be booed by the black power movement, sanctioned within his own ranks, southern christian leadership was disintegrated as an organization, and the king stood up two months before he was assassinated in front of his staff and said i take non-violence to be my lawfully wedded wife in sickness and in health until death do us part. that is only by going back and standing for these morrill in paris that we have any hope of protecting what is left of our anemic democracy. and we have to stop asking whether it's practical or even rational. we have to believe has these great figures before us understood that the good attracts the good. we have to do so with nonviolence because if we do not come and if we do not do it n

they found a 17-year-old shooting victim dead at the scene on riverside drive. 15-year-old boy and 20ar-old man were treated for minor injuries. so far police have no suspects in that case. >> wikileaks supporters held a demonstration in front of san francisco's "new york times" office at clay and montgomery streets. they say some of the 2,000 documents posted them on the walls of the building. several outlets that they indiscriminately 250,000 sensitive documents online. there is criticizing what they say is persecution of the websites founder, julian assange >> arnold schwarzenegger is telling audiences that his governorship cost him a huge amount of money. he missed out on at least $200 million in acting roles in hollywood films. he says was more than worth it. he says his family life needs to be repaired. he recalled many sunday evenings where his wife and children were cried because of his heavy work schedule. he quoted family members as saying, we hate your job. four years ago he announced opening health clinics at 500 elementary schools all over the state. but according the cal

one case in point, riverside california's mvp-rv. a chinese company is investing $310 million to export motor homes to china. >> as we get the investment we will immediately be able to put jobs right back here in southern, california. over a thousand jobs that have been lost recently. >> reporter: the theme of the state dinner quintessentially american. that is reflected in decor and in the entertainment jazz and the mean you, lobster and rib eye steak and the american dessert, apple pie. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >>> doctors plan to use a medivac jet this friday to transfer congress woman giffords to a rehabilitation hospital in houston. doctors say she has made a remarkable recovery. today she today up with assistance and looked out of the window of her hospital room. also today a federal grand jury returned a three count indictment of jarred lee loughner. more charges bending. >>> now, to the story of a bay area bankers. he changed course in the wake of devastating personal news vowing to share the secrets he accumul