the average in riverside county is about 15%. foreclosures, we're the foreclosure capital of the world. >> reporter: if the state won't work with local government, stone says he'll rally the troops to part ways. >> assassinsanity. this is major surgery where maybe we need a band-aid. >> reporter: political science professor robert melsh says secession won't fix a thing and will cost a fortune to take to the voters. >> it takes millions of dollars to get the signatures necessary to put up an initiative and more millions to sell it. where is that money coming from? he hasn't addressed the cost, the establishment of a new government, where are we going to put the capitol, disneyland? >> reporter: even when you came up with this idea of secession, you had to have known that it was a radical one for which you would be criticized. >> yes, right. listen, i knew i'd be criticized, i've learned in my tenure of being a public official for 19 years that sometimes you have to do some outrageous things to get people's attention. now listen, i

. -- riverside, which might also be a decent comparison. do we have any sense how they do it in terms of one thing i know that comes to mind is whether you could have a private security as a general matter and then have surest the peace in the highest risk areas such as the emergency room or the psych ward where there might be a high-risk to staff? >> i think that happens in los angeles and the riverside county area. there is a precinct station at the hospital cost that is how the work that out. supervisor wiener: i know this has been a discussion with the sheriff's department about whether it would be possible to have the

. -- riverside, which might also be a decent comparison. do we have any sense how they do it in terms of one thing i know that comes to mind is whether you could have a private security as a general matter and then have surest the peace in the highest risk areas such as the emergency room or the psych ward where there might be a high-risk to staff? >> i think that happens in los angeles and the riverside county area. there is a precinct station at the hospital cost that is how the work that out. supervisor wiener: i know this has been a discussion with the sheriff's department about whether it would be possible to have the contract and have a smaller number of deputies focused on those risky areas. >> i cannot speak for the surest, but we would be open to that conversation. supervisor wiener: the question is how do we -- >> we would probably have to sit with a share of sen have that discussion. i would be happy to do that. supervisor kim: i'm very interested in the hybrid model. i know it's something i have brought up before, but particular

in april 1996, on this rural road in riverside county, california, the u.s.trol spots a pickup truck loaded with what are believed to be illegal immigrants. the driver refuses to pull over and the chase is on. 45 minutes later, the truck gets on the interstate, going speeds of 95 miles an hour. police say the occupants of the truck are pelting them with beer cans and worse. >> on at least two different occasions it came next to another car and purposely drove into that car, attempting to knock that vehicle off the road. >> the truck turns west on the pomona freeway. the cab on top falls apart revealing 19 people inside. after 80 miles, the pick-up finally pulls over. >> the truck came to a stop at the pamona freeway and peck road in the city of elmonte. all of the occupants in the bed got out, ran down the shoulder of the freeway. >> what happens next is captured by news helicopters from three los angeles tv stations. >> get down. get down. get on the ground! get on the ground! >> get down! get down on the ground! >> they're fleeing. that would be northbound.

riverside supervisor jeff stone, a republican, wants 13 conservative southern california counties to join together to form south california. the new state would not include the more liberal los angeles county. the riverside county board of supervisors will vote on the proposal today. >>> 4:50 is the time right now. we are about 12 hours away from major league baseball's all star game and tickets are still available. why some think attendance is lower this year. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks. today tastes so good. >>> welcome back to the morning news. it's now 4:52. we're taking a look up in space because nasa is inviting the public to share what

. >> riverside couldn't board of supervisors will vote on proposal tomorrow to ask 12 other couldn'tthey want to brick away from california and form their own state. it calls for creating south california stretching from san diego and orange county in the south to mariposa county in the sierra. republican riverside couldn't supervisor jeff stone believes california has simply become too big to govern. spokesman for governor brown called it quota supremely ridiculous l waste of everybody's time. >> in the men time we watch the forecast for the entire state. >> yes getting colder and colder. sandy is here now. >> i know we are freezing. especially along the coast and around the basement temperatures have been running cooler than where they should be for this time of year today. take the a look at the satellite picture i'll show you what has contributed to the cooler weather. deep marine layer this afternoon it was still cloudy along the coast and around the bay. inland area saw the sun but the war warmest locations like morgan hill only manage to get up to 80 degrees. it was a cooler d

take it both already offer five hundred dollars for tips and dozens of hydrants so this is from riverside county in california which is having massive heat waves fire alerts everywhere water agency officials say that somebody stole more than sixty fire hydrants of all covers and other pieces of utility equipment throughout riverside county yeah this is really where you see amazing force multiplier to use a term where you've got the ecological restraints are causing global warming to kick in which would require the use in need of a fire hydrant to put. fires are being created by manmade global warming which is being as gas exacerbated by the theft of the fire hydrants brought on by excessive credit creation by the central banks who are trying to bail out all these banks around the world and those two are coming together and forcing the price of what a fire hydrant are made out of metal higher incentivizing people to steal them at the same time the global warming is increasing the rate of fires which of course will increase the rate of money creation it will create the price of fire hydrant

the average in riverside county is about 15%.losures, we are the foreclosure capital of the world. >> reporter: stone says he will rally the troops to part ways. >> insanity. this is major surgery where we need a band aid. >> reporter: political science professor says secession will not fix a thing and cost a fortune to take to the voters. >> it takes millions of dollars to get the signatures necessary to put up an initiative. more millions to sell it. where is that money coming from? he hasn't addressed the cost. the establishment of a new government. where will we put the capital? disneyland? >> reporter: when you came up with the idea of secession, you had to have known it was a radical one. >> right. listen, i knew i would be criticized. i have learned in my tenure of being a public official of 19 years, sometimes you have to do outrageous things to get people's attention. i'm not discounting the fact. >> reporter: judging by the pile of e-mails, jeff stone showed me, he may have hit a nerve with disenchanted californians. wh

had some into issues down to riverside county.hat high cloudiness could filter in towards the santa clara county. the 70 already in fair feel. 53, santa rosa. they were down to 50 this morning. so 50s, 60s and here's the reason why. that's a big fog bank there. there is not only an onshore win, but when it makes it out to vacaville, which it did, that's a sign things are changing. the reason being a system from the gulf of alaska. but it takes a few days to get this high-pressure system and bump it along an i've seen outlooks that move it right in the middle of the country. low clouds, sunny, breezy. back to average on the temperatures. cooler inland temperatures continue. but still holding on a few locations to the 90s. it will take tomorrow and saturday probably some time. danville, san ramon. 8. pretty good breeze picking out. -- kicking out. 6 berkeley. temperatures have been extremely tough this week. forecast models have mott had a good handle -- have not had a good handle on it. hear's a lot of fog out there -- there is a o

it would look like stretching from san diego and orange counties to south and to the sierra and riverside county supervisor jeff stone believes that california is too big to govern. governor brown calls it a supremely ridiculous waste of everyone's time. >> i don't know if it's like that. >> we get santa barbara? i like santa barbara. >> all right. we'll keep it but inland weather might be warmer. >> absolutely. drizzle just about everywhere also and flight arrival delays in sfo and expect more in the next couple of days. this is the picture we see from mount tamalpais this morning as we come up on 6:16. very thick layer of clouds that will be hard to get rid of this afternoon. let's move on and talk about temperatures, here is the latest from national weather service. los gatos at 50 the cool spot and san jose 57, a little bit warmer. we're back to 55 in santa cruz and monitor ray. triangle of 57's gilroy, salinas and watsonville. breezy and more clouds and more cooling today. it will be cloudy, look for more drizzle tonight as you head out for your mornings commute and hintsd of warmer

south california stretching from san diego and orange county into the south to mariposa county and riverside county supervisor jeff stone believes california has become too big to govern. a spokesman for the governor says it's a waste of everybody's time. >> peace and quiet, popular hotel chain unveils the first anti-snoring room. >> and first and last shuttle spacewalk is happening right now. >> and firefighters in one bay area station didn't have to go very far to respond to an overnight crash. what police say led to a crash right outside the firefighters' front door. >>> you're looking live picture from nasa tv. its spacewalk, the final spacewalk of the space shuttle era. two astronauts and nasa tweeted four minutes ago what they are doing is fixing a ground wire. the walk is expected to end in about six hours. normally it would be shuttle astronauts but instead it's two space station residents. atlantis as a four man crew, smallest crew and they didn't have time to train for the walk. they are retrieving a pump and installing a robot experiment. the final mission of

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south california stretching from san diego and orange county into the south to mariposa county and riverside county supervisor jeff stone believes california has become too big to govern. a spokesman for the governor says it's a waste of everybody's time. >> peace and quiet, popular hotel chain unveils the first anti-snoring room. >> and first and last shuttle spacewalk is happening right now. >> and firefighters in one bay area station didn't have to go very far to respond to an overnight crash. what police say led to a crash right outside the firefighters' >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld >>> you're looking live picture from nasa tv. its spacewalk, the final spacewalk of the space shuttle era. two astronauts and nasa tweeted four minutes ago what they are doing is fixing a ground wire. the walk is expected to end in about six hours. normally it would be shuttle astronauts but instead it's two space station residents. atlantis as a four man crew, smallest crew and they didn't have time to train for the walk. they are retrieving a pump and installing a robot experime

. >> reporter: stone is republican supervisor serving riverside county.e wants his county and 12 others in central and southern california to secede and form their own state. but look at the map. something's missing. >> l.a. county was purposely excluded from the new county. >> reporter: why is that? >> because they embrace a lot of the liberal policies that we see up in sacramento. >> reporter: this movement was inspired by sb89 the new state budget which stone feels was directed by lobbyists and special interest groups not dealing with the best interests of those in these counties. >> it could cause four of our cities to become insolvent. >> absolutely. this will kill us. >> reporter: she is mayor of wildomar one of the four newly incorporated cities in riverside county counting on millions of dollars in dmv license fees that this week's state budget abruptly eliminated. >> this is 22% of our entire budget. our budget is only $8 million. >> reporter: that check was to arrive at the end of august. that won't happen. and stone admits, the creation of a 51

over 5,000 tons of sand was trucked in to transform what's usually a riverside expressway into a beach. professional sculptors have taken advantage of the temporary waterfront creating pretty impressive sand castles there. >>> meanwhile, in london other urban landscapes have been transformed for the summer. a department store roof has been converted into an island with a boating lake complete with a waterfall that takes up thousands of square feet. those interested in paddling around should act quick, though, since the special installation is only open for one weekend. a lot of work for one weekend. >>> well, costumes are optional. hard-core fantasy fans outdid themselves at comic-con. it transformed the comic book world into reality brought out die-hard fans in san diego where dressing up is part of the fun from traditional superheroes to more niche video game personalities. more than 100,000 are expected to come out for the annual event. it's not as hot there. they can wear those huge -- >> i'm going to offend our comic-con viewers and say i don't understand it. >> were you not a chi

the riverside county supervisor plans to propose the idea today. he wants a bunch of southern counties in california to secede and form a separate state of south carolina -- south california. this is a by-product of frustration over the state's budget woes. governor jerry brown is not a fan of this, he says the idea is, in his words supremely ridiculous. >>> how much money hals the recession sucked out of you? an economy at the federal reserve did some math and says diagnos $7,300. think of all the stuff on craigslist you could have bought with that. it's an average obviously. >>> here's a way to save money on your mba. the university of iowa business school is offering a full ride for the best tweet. that's right, the tweet is basically your application. if yours is the best you get a $37,000 scholarship. not a bad return on a 140 characters or fewer. remember you don't have to fill it. >>> time check out the world's money. kristi lu stout, give us some knowledge of what's going on in world markets. >> let's start in europe, all major european mar

its elegant neo-gothic design and riverside location were inspired by its counterpart in london. it's enormous, with literally miles of grand halls, designed to help administer that sprawling, multinational hapsburg empire. by the end of world war i, the hapsburgs were gone, and hungary, while much smaller, was fully independent. but then came the nazis, followed by the communists. that illusive freedom was finally won after the fall of the soviet union in 1989, and since then, the city has blossomed. today, hungary rules only hungary, and it's ruled not by an emperor, but by democratically elected representatives who legislate from what's now a palace of democracy. like vienna, budapest feels more grandiose than the capital of a relatively small country, but the city remains the cultural capital of eastern europe, with a keenly developed knack for good living. you can enjoy that hungarian joy of life at the széchenyi baths. soak with the locals. of the city's two dozen or so traditional mineral baths, this is the most accessible and fun. budapest is hot, literally. it sits on a

the riverside county board of supervisors will vote on the proposal today. >>> time now 5:47.ormer foster city councilman ron cox has died. he was 61 years old. he'd been struggling with declining health brought on by complications related to diabetes. now cox was first selected to the city council in 1999. he was there until his second term expired in 2007. at the time of his death he was an active member of the city's planning commission. cox is survived by his wife and three children. now memorial service is scheduled for 1:30 friday at the central peninsula church in foster city. >>> well, happening right now. they are getting ready for walk space shuttle. and michael and ron take a look here. here's inside the -- i believe we're inside the space station right now. they get ready to -- yep, we are live up inside the space station. they're getting ready to head outside. they plan to retrieve a broken ammonia pump from the outside of the space station. now nasa has extended this final shuttle mission. atlantis is now scheduled to return to florida a week from thursday. >> ho

few high clouds are coming up blow off from pretty good thunderstorm activity down towards riverside county and off into the sierra. some of those could drift up towards santa clara valley. we only expect high clouds. as the direction of the wind turns southwest we'll start to push that out of here but there are a few just lifting up right there coming in towards central california. i'll mention it but probably won't amount to anything. santa clara valley 50s and 60s but some low 50s. santa rosa 51. west-southwest 18 fairfield. northwest san jose cooler direction coming over the bay. south santa rosa. that's a cooler direction. when it comes southerly surge is what we call that. everything in place as that system begins to dig into the pacific northwest. you can see that right there. looks look it's going to move in behind that enhance that cooling into early next week. low clouds, very foggy on the golden gate bridge also along maybe the coast. four to eight degrees cooler inland as that high packs its bags and heads to the middle of the country. the cooling trend started and contin

just south of la plata and mechanicsville and riverside. light stuff because we see the green. we don't see any yellow. you head farther south, we see more heavier amounts of rain, maybe even some storms. right here in leonardtown, up to two inches of rainfall in the center of the system, north of newland. just south of lesby, a storm cell there. we're not expecting severe weather. currently, temperatures in the lower 80s in downtown. 75 in manassas. 82 in leesburg. 86 in winchester. the clouds are keeping the temperatures down for now. dew points, yeah, you feel it in the lower 70s. 72 manassas. 75 in culpepper. so that humid air will stick around through tonight. that means it will be very warm if not mild overnight. partly to mostly cloudy conditions for the rest of today. i think this afternoon, get a little clearing possible. scattered storms stick around this afternoon and early evening. humidity still increasing throughout the day today and the storm chances remain with us all week. but the weekend, not looking too bad. here is a look at the future cast. i think the clou

the average in riverside county is about 15%.es, we are the foreclosure capital of the world. >> reporter: if the state won't work with local government, stone says he'll rally the troops to part ways. >> insanity. i mean, this is -- this is major surgery where maybe we need a band-aid. >> reporter: this political science professor says secession will cost a fortune to take to the voters. >> it takes millions of dollars to get the signatures necessary to put up an initiative. >> he hasn't addressed the cost, the establishment of a new government. where are we going to put the capital. disneyland? >> even when you came up with this idea of secession, you had to have known this was a radical one for which you would be criticized. >> listen, i knew i would be criticized. i've learned in my tenure of being a public official for 19 years that sometimes you have to do some pretty outrageous things to get people's attention. now listen, i' not discounting the fact that secession is a possibility. >> reporter: judging by this pile of e-m

king was stopped in riverside county after police say he was seen committing traffic violations, appearing to be under the influence he was arrested. king, you may remember was the subject of a videotape beating by l.a. cops back in 1991. that ended with the acquittal of the four officers and the 1992 riots that rocked l.a. >>> the feds are ready to throw another lifeline to the u.s. economy. ben bernanke delivered an economic the report the congress. he said the central bank is prepared to provide additional stimulus if the economic slowdown continues. stock prices rose higher. bernanke warned u.s. lawmakers, their failure to raise the nation's debt limit by august 2nd could trigger a major financial crisis. >>> u.s. treasury department says it is getting rid of paper starting next year you'll only be able to buy savings bond online through a web based program called treasury direct. the program has been available since 2002 but acceptance has been slow. electronic savings bonds are less likely to be misplaced and automatically redeemed when they mature. >>> going green in your career wil

take a look at the drugs, the money and weapons police collected near riverside avenue. they got a search warrant for the spot and after another one, after officers on a stake out saw a drug transaction go down. investigators say it drove off and tossed a kilo of coke out the windows. all seven were arrested including a suspected big time dealer who police had been watching. >>> well, it is official. the cost of a college education is going up once again for hundreds of thousands of u.c. students and a lot of their parents too. demonstrators dressed in disney costumes to protest the vote. but regents said they had no choice other than to approve a 9% increase on top of an 8% increase bringing undergrad tuition to more than $12,000 a year. that is 18% higher than last year. >> i'm already working as a barrista and server and with this tuition hike i will have to take out more loans. >> the fees take effect this fall. the demonstrators wore disney outfits to protest state tax breaks granted to disney. one u.c. regent is a disney board member. >>> illegal immigrants in cali

around phoenix and a dust storm warning right now for the southeastern counties in california of riversidel. go back to the graphic for a second. show you the conditions in phoenix are gradually improving. visibility up to 1.2 miles. 82 degrees. this is the monsoon season in phoenix and the weather shows that. that it really is. i will have our local forecast coming up late. >>> thank you, spencer. remarkable images from phoenix. we posted a time lapse video of the sandstorm on abc7.com. worth checking out. >> the families of 7 northern california men missing now for two days in the sea of cortez are not giving up hope. more than two dozen fishermen and 16 crew members left san felipe saturday. their boat capsized 2:30 sunday morning. at least one tourist died. a coast guard c 130 out of sacramento searched the area today. so far they have covered 1300 miles. john austin is in san jose where one of the missing men lived. >> a few of the belongings are still parked behind me and relatives are getting to the search site. diane lee's family is putting on the pressure to keep up the publicity

neighbors in southwest riverside county say the bees have built large nests, and that exterminators are killing them but by the thousands. this labrador died after being stung so many times. the veterinarian actually lost count. exterminators say the main hive and queen bee need to be moved or killed if they want to stop the problem. >>> a pacifica man who was caught in an endangered animal's taxidermy sting will serve six months in federal prison. james dixon admitted to selling taxidermy mounts through big game animals through craigslist. included a bald eagle that so sold for more than $2,000 that he sold to an undercover agent. he was sentenced and will serve time and pay restitution to the fish and wildlife service. as to where dixon got the endangered animals, that is still a mystery. >>> president obama and republican leaders are taking a time-out. for the first week this time, both sides did not meet face to face to discuss raising the debt ceiling. instead, they aired their grievances on television. the biggest sticking point still -- tax hikes. the president wants them for ame

we're talking about the riverside county supervisor, his name is jeff stone. he wants about a dozen other counties to join him in forming a new state. the state of south california. the map here shows, you can tell he doesn't want los angeles to be in his state. he says north california can have los angeles. he says the state legislature is out of control. he thinks keeping their own tax dollars and southern california is a good plan. >> our state legislature that's supposed to be making laws and being respected imposes laws that aren't even lawful. so i think our state is california gone wild. >> i think certainly the spending, the government we have in sacramento doesn't really properly represent the interest of the people in southern california, certainly their spending habits. whether or not it will happen, probably not. >> a lot of people say it does have merit to the plan but in all likelihood this will not happen. they're discussing it now, the board and the county, riverside county will take it up. if they okay it, it might go further. you might think

. ♪ [ music ] >> yesterday in riverside county, former first lady rosalynn carter was among the speakers ford's funeral. all the living first ladies past and present were at the palm desert ceremony. another service will be held tomorrow in grand rapids, michigan. betty ford was 93 when she died on friday. >>> definitely a little bit overcast and cool as you step outside this morning. this will handling on for the next several days. cloudy start inland, low clouds around the bay and we are seeing drizzle along the bay shores and at the coast today. temperatures sitting in the 50s for the most part. by this afternoon, we are going to get some relief inland, a little bit of sunshine there, partial clearing along the bay, and then the coast will continue to see that drizzle. we are going to keep it cool and see breezy conditions. satellite here showing us that cloud cover is stretching far inland today as far as the sacramento valley so all parts of the bay area waking up to gray skies. this low that's been hanging around all season long bringing us above average snowfall and rainfall total

check out all the drugs, money and weapons police collected in amedure street near riverside avenue in pablo. richmond police got a search warrant for the spot and another one after officers on a stakeout saw a drug transaction go down. officers chased the alleged buyer who investigators say drove off and tossed a kilo of cocaine out the window. in all, seven were arrested, including a suspected big-time dealer who police have been watching. >>> a nasty collision sent a car plowing into a house. the crash involved three cars and a motorcycle at clayton street and twin peaks boulevard in san francisco. one of the cars landed upside- down on top of another car. there was at least one critical injury. >>> the man accused of stealing a picasso drawing will be back in court today. now police say they found another stolen picasso in his new jersey apartment. the "chronicle" reports the police raid netted about half a million dollars in stolen art. the newly found picasso belonged to a new york hotel. mark lulu lugo is also accused of stealing expensive wine. >>> casey anthony is set to be re

. >> host: riverside california, you are on. >> caller: good afternoon. all of this is talking about voting, and everyone seems to be missing the main pool about devoting themselves. it's brought up people just kind of run over it like it's no big deal, old news or something, that the right wing dominates the voting machines here and in the 2010 election i was watching c-span and they had even republicans on their disgusted with their candidates saying they were going to vote democrat and then we had that a grand slam and the lead up to that election right wing politics were saying how they were going to take it and the sand that and they were just a little too small to and lo and behold, you know, the miraculously occurred. now why are democratic leaders on top of this because as long as they keep getting themselves in we are going to have that laws and that is where all of this is coming from and it's getting worse. >> host: thank you >> guest: i don't know what to say. >> host: she's worried about voting machines if we cast our vote as not accurately c

can say house a program for the homeless all areas space in deep cuts as money is short in one of riverside's middle class neighborhoods school construction is complete but there is no money to operate it so it remains empty they cost more to keep one person in prison in the state of california and it has the senate kids at u.s.c. for example university so what it says is the state is more than willing to spend money on our communities but it's to imprison. are communities short sighted policy according to wrong go churches was a community organizer sees the human cause of the economic crisis up close if you have a higher unemployment rate and you spend more money on incarceration and at the same time send less money on education that's a perfect recipe for disaster well capital punishment is meant to deter the most heinous of crimes in one of los angeles's poorest and most crime ridden neighborhoods the debate is still not settled over whether it's even working i feel like it doesn't change it if these criminals are hardheaded you know that they don't care what's going on with rules or are t

between two of the most senior american military officers and that is the reaction that i get from riverside that is when i realized maybe this is the area worth looking into. in 1998 the balkan war was just getting over. so the war is over and france and britain decide that this is shameful. we don't have many institutions to build or plan and run in the operation. never again. they met to on an island in france and came up with an agreement with the european union was set up there was a security pillar but the was put aside to focus on treaties with the capital markets and movement of people and bringing the continent closer together. nato is run by the border directors and a military committee then various other committees but those are the key structures so the europeans said it up a military committee and a satellite center and all of a sudden the folks say what are these europeans doing? will they take away what nato is doing? will there be duplication? si u.s. at our direction also the u.k. setup ground rules to say this is okay but you cannot set up a permanent headquarters. a few la

riverside county supervisor believes that california is too big to govern. spokesman for governor brown called it a supremely ridiculous waste of time. >> the battle begins anew. >> we'll see which cities we get to keep. it's 5:09. and a little southern california weather right now. >> he is talking more about the drizzle. >> that is probably is what they wanted. up in the sierra there, yeah, i bet. here is a look at the area of low pressure bringing us the onshore flow making it feels like a january morning, the drizzle and clouds and temperatures and winds are gusty like sfo about 12 miles an hour. fairfield 17. so you have the good onshore flow. sea breeze that will keep us cooler than average, about 10-19 degrees cooler than average today. right now you step outside, we're in the 50s with 52 in san rafael. cool spot all the way up to 58 in fremont. as on we head into the afternoon hours, these clouds will be really stubborn. looks at parts of bay from lumbar ton bridge not even getting out of clouds. mid to upper 50s to you. partly cloudy conditions in e