riverside, california, was important, because it was the first time where we did an investigation and law enforcement did a parallel investigation. once we finished, and the man left, riverside county sheriff deputies and detectives would make the arrest and begin their investigation. this particular investigation saw the highest number of men ever in any of our "to catch a predator" investigations. 51 men showed up in three days. you come here, have a seat. you know what? >> i know. >> sit down, please. >> okay. >> set your stuff down on the counter. have a seat. you knew what? >> i was in trouble. >> you knew were in trouble. please sit down, relax. >> actually, i'm not relaxed. i'm not going to give an interview. >> you're not going to give an interview? >> no. i'd just get in trouble. just silly. i was just bored and silly. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm stupid. >> this is a guy who not only had been caught before by perverted justice and knew it, he had seen one of our previous investigations. and when he first showed up at the house, he saw police making an arrest just outsi

doing some of the finished work. >> reporter: tony and joe's will have a whole new look and nick's riverside grill has been gutted and expanded into the old restaurant space. >> hopefully they'll get it renovated and bring everyone back. >> reporter: in addition to the repairs, a $20 million renovation is underway at the complex. they're revamping the fountain area which will turn into an ice rink in the winter. >> it's a great place to work. and all the surroundings and the work they're doing here is going to make it a better place. >> reporter: better days are ahead. >> we're excited to have everybody back. we're going to be new and better than ever soon. >> reporter: in georgetown, news4. >> sounds like they just may be ready for the summer. >>> well, buying a new appliance can put a huge dent in your budget. still ahead on "news4 this week," liz crenshaw gives tips on what to look for before something breaks. >>> and up next, we'll meet a young heart transplant some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ look! see th

in riverside, dave bryant. >>> a massive solar storm is barreling our way. how it could disrupt life on earth. >> how do you feel after a workout like that? >> glad that it's over. >> yeah. forget the jumping jacks. how these bay area kids are getting schooled in extreme p.e. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,, decade is headed straight for earth. scientists say t >>> as we speak the large he is solar storm in a five years is head straight for us. scientists say the cosmic storm was create last night when a solar flare erupted from the sun's surface. it's growing stronger and could reach speeds of 4 million miles an hour when it hits our atmosphere. charged particles could disrupt plane routes for up t 24 hours. it will hit earth between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. >>> len ramirez shows us a school in the south bay is taking physical education to the extreme. >> don't move until everybody is ready, guys. >>> reporter: saratoga high school known mostly for its high test scores and rigorous academic program now has a tough p.e. course to match. how do you feel after a workout like that? >>

of the california fish and game commission. 100 people turned out for today's public meeting in riverside. dozens were there to support dan richards. the uproar after this photo surfaced appearing with a mountain lion he shot during a visit to idaho. it's legal there, but banned in california richards asked to resign and he says he will not. >> students trying to save a summer semester are holding a petition drive. the school cancelled the session after unexpected cuts left witness a nearly $5 million deficit. students say that decision is creating a chain reaction classroom overcrowding prices. -- crisis. >> the classes if you have to have take the next class. and if it's cut, trying to get into one class it's not enough room. >> now, governor brown doesn't have a choice but to forgs folks to make a decision about more taxes to support education. >> the school is consider he cuts and all of the colleges were hit with new cuts. >> tonight toyota is recalling 700,000 trucks and sedans for a variety of problems. the largest is tacoma trucks 2005 through 2009. 495,000 of the them may have ai

riverside. she looks forward to what he has to say. >> just because you are listening to the speaker, you don't have to believe the ideology. >> reporter: we made several attempts to speak to bsu but they did not get back to us. he plans to stand outside where louis farrakhan will be speaking and present the petition to people going inside. he he wants to make sure they know how he and others feel. >> dan: more last minute maneuvering before ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial begins. they spent what they are trying to get a key piece of evidence out of court. they want a videotape shot by a neighbor ruled inadmissible. it shows bruises on lopez's arm. when the court ruled against them they filed another court in state court this afternoon. they are refusing to testify against her husband making the tape what mirkarimi's calls hearsay evidence. >> you can't cross-examine a video. you can't ask them what they were thinking, what their motivations were. >> jury selection in the trial begins on

we are actually having fewer foreclosures in san francisco thant( riverside, sacramento, stockton.look at some of the higher propensity for closure areas, to look at that, but i believe these are factors that not only act locally, but nationally. when we have seen is, there were studies done in massachusetts, north carolina, where similar trends have happened. what we are seeing is literally the industry following -- not followingç certain laws in plae in this foreclosure process. you see people saying they represent an agency they do not, and work for another agency. one of the many examples is if i were acting on behalf of the new lender but said i was working for the old lender that is now bankrupt, saying that they sign the property over to me. that would not happen if i asked for your home. ok>> is the pure volume of foreclosures a factor in this? >> and that might be one of the reasons. i do not think the system was prepared for this level of volume. what we are seeing across the country, in terms of real estate, is not a cyclical bust. there are ups and downs,ç just like a

riverside.he looks forward to what he has to say. >> just because you are listening to the speaker, you don't have to believe the ideology. >> reporter: we made several attempts to speak to bsu but they did not get back to us. he plans to stand outside where louis farrakhan will be speaking and present the petition to people going inside. he he wants to make sure they know how he and others feel. >> dan: more last minute maneuvering before ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial begins. they spent what they are trying to get a key piece of evidence out of court. they want a videotape shot by a neighbor ruled inadmissible. it shows bruises on lopez's arm. when the court ruled against them they filed another court in state court this afternoon. they are refusing to testify against her husband making the tape what mirkarimi's calls hearsay evidence. >> you can't cross-examine a video. you can't ask them what they were thinking, what their motivations were. >> jury selection in the trial begins on mo

riverside, port tobacco. stafford, this is just southeast of you. these showers go back down towards responsibility vain ya and frederickburgs. but this right here fort of goby producing lightning and thunder. north frederick down to 52. we got down to 59. mid-50s in easton and cambridge. at noon well, we're looking at only 64 degrees. that's a 5-degree spread from this morning. 63 in culpeper. it's 64 in easton. annapolis and baltimore are up to 65. the warm spot right now out in luray at 68. looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, still overcast in washington. the temperature of 64. winds still calm. they've been very light all morning. that dew point in the upper 50s. there's a lot of moisture available in the atmosphere. so any rain we get could be locally heavy. downpours. we've had them the last couple of days. nothing like what they're seeing here in louisiana and mississippi. upper level storms spinning over texas. this thing is bringing in all this moisture off the gulf of mexico pouring inches and inches of rain down there. so

. >> i stood at the top of the stairs and could look in at riverside grill and the chairs were floatingnd. >> reporter: the river pushed 12 feet of water into tony and joe's, nick's river side grill, cabana and other restaurants and businesses. this is how it looked from above that day. waterlogged cars dragged from the parking garage, workers in hazmat suits cleaning up. residents and office tenants out until portable generators could be brought in. the prime properties have lost millions of dollars in revenue. they spent a year rebuilding, cooking what they can on their patio. >> we've gotten a lot of the heavy duty construction behind us and we're getting ready to start doing some of the finish work. >> reporter: tony and joe's will have a whole new look and nick's riverside grill has been gutted and expanded into the old cabanas restaurant space. >> hopefully they'll get it renovated and bring everybody back and it'll be the attraction it has been for so many years. >> reporter: in addition a $20 million renovation is under way at the complex. they're revamping the fountain area whi

for its evergreen orchards, beautiful scenery and traditional huts made of palm leaves along the riverside. tourists can enjoy fishing, riding ostriches on the yellow sands and rowing boats along the canals. other attractions include cycling through the villages where villagers can get a feeling of life in vietnam's country side. >>> japanese scientists will soon begin drilling deep into the seabed off northeastern japan. their goal is to discover the physical mechanism behind the earthquake last march. researchers from the japan agency for marine earth science and technology or jamstec are leading the project. they'll be joined by scientists from kyoto university. the team will set off aboard a deep sea drilling vessel on sunday to study in the area 220 kilometers off the coast. the earthquake moved the tectonic plate in the area by 50 meters. >> translator: we want to study why the plate moved so much and triggered a big tsunami. >> scientists will lower the ship's drills 7,000 meters below the surface. then they'll dig 1,000 meters into the japan trench. the team will collect rock sampl

over the weekend after making an 11-day journey from a riverside quarry. the 340-ton granite bourlder will be installed at the l.a. county museum of art as part of a $10 million exhibit called "levitated mass." >>> for morning road conditions wet on i-70 and 80 from illinois to pennsylvania. -i-40 across from tennessee to pensacola. icy spots on i-84, 90, cascades and north rockies. >>> just a couple of airport dlals possible in chicago and new orleans. >>> well, whitney houston's daughter says she's coping with her mother's death. >> that's right. 19-year-old bobbi kristina brown said he told her mother everything. she defended her mom's image. >> nobody knows how much of a great -- an amazing spirit she was. no one knows that. no one knows. >> that's why we're doing this so people can hear. >> yeah, yeah. and that's exactly what i want. because she wasn't only a mother. she was a best friend. she was a sister. a comforter. she was -- she was -- she was just -- this spirit that she had, which is, no matter where she was, no matter what she said to anyone,

you" -- n]♪ >> reporter: this 340-ton rockstar finished its 105-mile journey from a rock quarry in riversideounty to the los angeles countiy museum of art in the early morning hours, but that didn't stop the groupies, some of which had followed the rock for days. >> how long have you been following the rock? >> three days. >> three days? >> yeah. >> have you slept? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: equipped with cameras and rocco oh. >> it's really rock, hence the rock, rock candy, and i will say i will never take this knife for grant. >> reporter: thousands watched as the 11-night journey came to an end. >> it's a piece of history unfolding right before our eye us. >> reporter: even after the boulder's journey ended, spectators continue to flood in. >> look how many people are standing here peering through the fence, like the 1890s when the circus came to town. >> biggest rock i've ever seen. >> there was so much buzz and people tweeting about it, we had to check it out. >> reporter: once complete, people will be able to check out the leaf tated mass for generations to come. >> kind of surprise

especially built carrier as long as the football field brought at 105 miles from riverside. the boulder will be the centerpiece of that levitated mass exhibit, appearing to float above the visitors as it goes underneath it. >>> apple that they can keep the doctor away and for women, so can make lots of long. of that drink can help you reduce your link .net risk of stroke. and many people in the area started at 3000-mile walk today. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there. the all-new 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪ dream act. it kicked-off at the goldene bridge, with a rally in supt of the students an mission. the "drea >>> or students began their cross-country walk today in support of the dream act. they kicked off at the golden gate bridge in support of the rally and the dream act would give undocumented students who have spent most of their time in the us permanent residency while th

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police think he has robbed banks in sacramento, chino hills near riverside, white male, 5'10, 180 to 220 pounds. he wears a ski mask and blue vest marked sheriff. the fbi has posted a $20,000 reward. >>> this morning oakland mayor quan will hold a pinning -- ceremony for the new police chief and fire chief. they will have their badges pinned 10 a.m.. jordan has served in the police department for 24 years holding every rank along the way. reed is the first african-american woman to lead a major metropolitan fire department in the u.s.. >>> taxpayers taking another huge hit pension fund that covers public employees has lowered the estimates annual return on its investments. that means money will have to be diverted from school districts and local governments to cover the deficit that money goes towards retirement pay out. 137 million dollars will come from the general fun. the amount city and counties will have to chip in has not been calculated. -- >>> we are funding benefits over long periods of time making changes driven by short term events would be counterproductive in the long r

having him in columbus, thank you. [ inaudible ] tom freeman for remember trade commission from riverside, california. [ inaudible ] >> thank you very much, in the interest of time i think we'll go to our main attraction today. we are really honored to have united states trade representative ron kirk joining us today. i almost called you mayor kirk because, of course, ambassador kirk used to be the mayor of dallas, texas. and he has done so many things, actually, he's really done it all. he's been very successful attorney. mentioned mayor. and he was the texas secretary of state under governor anne richards. and we're very proud to have him now. talking to us today about trade, he has really exerted and unprecedented level of effort on behalf of president obama in working to increase exports in particular. and we are delighted to have him here. he is the father of two daughters. right? and we're talking about vacations and a little bit about tourism beforehand, so without further comment, i would ask representative ron kirk, our u.s. trade representative to step up and tell us what's goin

known for its evergreen orchards, beautiful scenery and tradional huts made of palm leaves along the riversidetourists can enjoy fishing, riding ostriches on the yellow sands and rowing boats along the canals. other attractions include cycling through the villages where visitors can get a feeling of life in vietnam's countryside. >>> some sports fans in japan have had this day marked on their calendar for four years. u.s. major league baseball is holding its season opener in tokyo, the fourth time since 2000. the seattle mariners play the oakland athletics, but it's more than just a game. it's a chance for the mlb to show off its top japanese players and to prove it's still relevant in this baseball mad nation. nhk world's rina naka know explains. >> reporter: daisuke matsuo remembers the first time he went to a major league baseball game in the u.s. >> translator: when i got my first autograph from jason varitek in boston, i was so happy. >> reporter: and he was hooked. since 2004, matsuo has made four trips to the u.s. his mlb autograph collection has expanded to more than 300 and now he's g

north riverside today. stay with us. congratulations to both ams.ack with more news right after this. >>> okay. if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it. here's is your chance to buy a roller coaster. yes, a real roller coaster called the hurricane is up for sale. the thrill ride has been part of the beach boardwalk for two decades. how much? 500,000 bucks and that does not include shipping and handling. >> sell it? >> ship it somewhere? >> did any of us win the lotto tonight? >> i don't thinkdy. >> there were tickets floating around. quick check of the forecast. >> rain tomorrow morning. showers by saturday evening and chance of thunderstorms on sunday. the worst of it early on tomorrow morning. stay dry and enjoy your weekend. it is here. thanks for joining us tonight. we hope to see you back tomorrow and monday. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?[ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart hea

counties with the largest asian-american pom lagses, asian-americans are growing fastest in places like riverside, sacramento, contra costa, orange and san diego counties. while asian-american communities in los angeles and san francisco continue to grow, those peripheral urban centers are growing at much faster rates. historically growth in asian mary khan communities has been due to immigration. this means disproportionate numbers of asian-americans are foreign born. asian-americans are the only racial group whose population is majority immigrant. by comparison 39% of latinos and 21% of pacific islanders were born outside of the united states. only 10% of native americans, 9% of nonhispanic whites and 6% of african-americans were foreign born. asian-americans are ethnically diverse. while filipinos and chinese americans together make up roughly anti half of all asian-americans living in california, the asian-american community includes a multitude of ethnic groups speaking dozens of languages, while rates of growth are high within nearly every ethnic group. the fastest growing are south asian w

a glaring example this s.this new $36 million pred medical school at uc riverside, officials seeking private donations so they can open it. and campuses have $1.2 billion worth of defered maintenance, again, construction money cannot help pay for that. there are considerate yiblgs calling for more flexibility so when times are tough pro, jekts can be delayed. >> there is california school districts sending out 20,000 pink slips this year, california teachers association announced figures during a news conference this afternoon. this is a notice that's could be reese yended depending on whether there are cuts to unlick education. >> the wave of turmoil from pink slips is rolling through classrooms and the families of our students. it's time to put aside differences and stand together to support the best initiative for children, our communities, and our states. >> about 1400 teachers in the bay area received layoff notices. that figure includes pink slips for 210 teachers in san francisco unified school district. districts in oakland and lay fa yet did not issue notices this year. >> o

would be happy no access to police related documents felony court room misdemeanor court room >> riversideice chief 35 west suburban communities want this man maurice henderson removed from his job cook county clerk office. clerk who transports papers between judges and the clerk's office. chicago crime commission says a top leader notorious gang known for drug trafficking robbery murder, money laundering and wire fraud. in his job maurice henderson access to sensitive information search warrants many involving gang members >> person tipped off could ruin a case >> clear off narcotics and cash business records before police gets there >> and escalating to safety issues or officers >> going home apartment thinking element of surprise search warrant at suspect already knows police are coming >> i behalf of west suburban chiefs sent a letter to clark dorothy brown told a maurice henderson hired in 1998 by former clerk. statement dorothy brown said we take all allegations seriously looking into allegations of determining the proper course of action. wgn news @ 9 has learned this afternoon maur

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soldiers collector serve and afghanistan ceremony held international national guard armory in north riverside today. 244th army liaison working on border security afghanistan and pakistan meet counterparts away from families of 400 days. returning winter 2013240 and know it national guardsmen serving in afghanistan problem most voters encounter into the booth long list of unknown judges on the ballot how do you know who to choose and president of not turning for all that would magic and a familiar voice to push re-election message whoa! i'd love a set like this... ...well, i'd like a pony. we used kmart layaway - paid it off over 8 weeks. with kmart layaway shop 1000s of items across dozens of departments, all year long. there's layaway, and there's kmart layaway. s neruno absolute front-runner republican presidential race illinois could play a pivotal role this year early voting is running higher cook county clerk david orr 77% increase and republican voters compared to republicans turning out in illinois primary four years ago early voting democrats down a suburban cook county this year by

look at some temperatures 70 degrees pontiac buffalo grove george armstrong elementary school riversideal flags all round the area windy day. wind gusts weather bug center indiana harbor and in the city. 50 plus mile per hour wind. still remarkably 64 degrees and they be awhile before we get that back flirted with the '60s by sunday again. rainfall and thunderstorms encroaching on the air space. three-dimensional look cumulonimbus clouds look at the detail high-resolution radar stop. vertical structure you can see how these clouds are constructed burst of heavy rainfall from these powers you can see how we have thunder and lightning western end of the state cold front march in east across the area. by midnight into the city with embedded showers and thunderstorms by 3 am ran in from south of the city and by morning overcast winter and shower in the southern suburbs. the sun is out during afternoon hours tomorrow. modest amount of rainfall predicted by the models. the big story chilly weather 23 degree temperature cool back tomorrow low 40's next couple of days. back warmer than normal w

from stanford and the university of iowa, and currently teaches creative writing at university of riverside>>> a massive cargo ship breaks a record as it cruises into the san francisco you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> history was made today with the largest ship ever to enter the bay docked at the port. showing us just how difficult it was to get that ship to the port, and how much of a challenge it will be when it leaves. >> reporter: this is a new breed of cargo ship, and it can carry quite a load. all of the containers onboard, end to end would stretch 50 files. tonight, it's being unloaded in the port of oak

eastbound pulaski highway at riverside parkway blocked with a collision.e seeing delays there. a lot of fog especially on u.s. 50, a live shot of 50 at st. margaret's, very slow on 50 past the bay bridge to i-97 in annapolis. and very slow southbound 795 to the beltway as well as eastbound i-70. a live look at the top side of 695 crawling through the parkville region. >>> good morning. we're getting new information about a watermain break in baltimore on the 5200 block of winder mill road and concernon hospital. we're told due to low water pressure firefighters are bringing in water for the hospital's ac system. no word on when the break is going to be fixed. we'll keep you posted on air and on-line. >>> two victims out of the hospital after a stabbing in owings mills. it happened after a fight broke out in a townhome on spector lane yesterday. two people taken to the hospital. no arrests made. >>> back to "good morning america." you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> she i

is he a stanford graduate and profess ear at riverside. >> a tiny puppy could be headed in to the record an idea of how tuny the puppy is. that's an i-phone she is standing on. she was born last of the litter initially didn't have a heartbeat. vets managed to revive her and submitted an application to the book of world records for the world's smallest dog. >> that's just remarkable. >>> coming up a gray whale in netting. we will show you the mission off the coast of southern california to try to free it. >> and back here in ten, live storm tracker two with green on it. you will see rain tomorrow during one of your drives,ly have the long range model ready to go. . and they have been hit over 7,000 high school students drop out every school day. that's a line of desks more than 4 miles long. we can keep bay area students in school. visit boostup.org/bayarea and take the first step. . >>> a man suspected of stabbing to death a ex-girlfriend is due in court tomorrow to be arraigned. the 25-year-old edgar vasquez is a accused of killing the 24- year-old. he was arrested after a swat team rai

. >> we're now at 2410 east riverside. >> still advising. >> ten-four.ight, let me see the other hand. where are you all going? >> my mom's house. >> she thinks the driver might be impaired so she radios for backup. >> i noticed his eyes were really glassy. >> that's where i'm going right now so in my mom's house. you know where it's at, right? that's where i'm going. >> i knew the driver. i recognized his face. i just couldn't remember his name. you have your i.d.? >> no, i surely don't, ma'am. >> how come you don't have your i.d. with you? >> remember, i just barely got out. >> you barely got out from where? >> then it hits her. >> this is ramon torres. >> he's a known fell number the area and previously assaulted her in 2005. >> i wasn't injured. i get into a lot of altercations when i'm trying to restrain people. >> i'm sorry, man. the speed limit or something? >> yeah, you were going 48 in a 30. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> just when it comes back to her, she remembers something else, too. >> whose car is this? i looked back to the rear side window. and i n

reporter: wrapped in white plastic this 340-ton hunk of granite is headed on tour from a quarry in riversidel resting place at the los angeles county museum of art. the centerpiece of levitated mass a new installation by earth artist michael heisner. moving something this big required thinking big. a team of engineers constructed a flatbed trailer the size of a football field to transport the rock on its 105-mile journey. >> the actual axles are tippal of what you would see on a dump truck. >> and the trailer may be stealing the rock's thunder. >> i had to see the vehicle that was going to move a rock that big. >> we don't understand how the egyptians move tad kined that f ad. >> traveling at night at speeds topping fives per hour it will be on the road for at least the next ten days. >> once it arrives teams will spend the next several weeks installing the huge rock. it willle be ready for its closeup by sumner. diana ai alvear. >> now, the artist michael heiser had reportedly been searching for the perfect boulder for more than 40 years when came across the huge specimen in 2007 he said si

police think he has robbed banks in sacramento and chino hills near riverside., 5'10, 180 to 220 pounds he wears a ski mask and blue vest marked sheriff. >>> this morning oakland mayor quan will hold a pinning ceremony for the city's police chief and fire chief. police chief howard jordan and fire chief reed will have badges pinned at 10 this morning. jordan has served for the police department for 24 years. reed is the first african-american woman to lead a major metropolitan fire department is. >>> latest storms pushed snow pack in the sierra to 34% of normal, three feet of snow has fallen in some places. the weather was so intense yesterday skiers bold enough to brave it were few and far between at ski areas we spoke to a skier from scotland and brazil. >> poor weather isn't for skiing. >> you don't have snow it is so hot almost comfort ache. it an -- been an experience i'll never forget. >> he's among the happiest residents in soda springs where snow later turned to rain. most of the snow is in higher elevations. mike it is going to be colder so the snow lev

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riverside. officials are seeking private donations so they can open it.ys they are just waiting for accreditation. >> on top of that, u. c. and csu campuses has $1.2 billion worth of deferred maintenance. again, construction money cannot help pay for that. >> critics are calling for more flexibility on how bond money is spent so that when times are tough, projects can be delayed. in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. there's a new gray whale siting in san francisco bay. these are pictures from sky 7hd last week of maybe his cousin. this is a different whale that has since left the bay. thereof already been several whale sightings this month, which is not unusual for gray whales to venture into the bail as they know great between their mexican breeding waters and their alaskan feeding waters. the exact location is not being made public to protect it from people in boats who tend to get too close. federal regulations require boaters to stay at least 300 feet from migrating whales. lisa is here now to talk about -- it's not even chilly. it's just down

i spoke at his memorial at riverside church last year. lectured at one of his last classes in september, 2011. i read his books. >> it was gut wrenching to you. it was unfair and gut wrenching to you and this is just an example of they will stop -- they will never stop anywhere when it comes to trashing people to get their point across to take down this president. that is what this is about, isn't it? >> they can trash me all they want to they need to leave derrick bell alone. 5000 new people have gone to look at his website to learn about him. that is what it has done. this man was a well-known scholar, taught at predominantly white schools, very large following of white women and men, and make him sound like he's a racist or radical is unacceptable and so we will defend him and you know what,

riverside and orange counties get most of that money. started shipping criminals last month. >> tempers flair. focus on the death of a man. a man answers why police could not respond immediately when they were called. peter cukor called the line to report a man trespassing. minutes later his wife called 911 to say the man was beating her husband from a flour spot. the chief says if cukor conveyed an emergency situation would have responded. while the incident was tragic he bheefs the call was handled correctly. >> we looked at the timelines, the messaging, a review of what other agencies do to see if we're doing something that is outside of the norm. >> police arrested daniel dewitt minutes after the attack. his family says he has a difficult of mental illness. >> 5:49. a group of amtrak workers filed suit. 11 current and former employees from the oakland maintenance yard say they were denied promotion and forced to work in a hostile environment. >> if people are hired off the street as new employees and given positions that my clients h

the rock came from this quarry in riverside california where its unlucky relatives are turned into agreevel. >> reporter: it is headed to the los angeles museum of art. it moves at night when roads can be closed. fans come out the shoot video of it even at 2:00 in the morning. >> here comes the rock making the turn. >> there is a lot of truck and engineering nerds. >> reporter: they want to know that 196 wheels are helping to carry the load. there is one truck pulling from the front and two pushing from the back. the speed ranges from 5 to 8 miles per hour. the whole trip of 105 miles is supposed to take 11 days. when it stopped in long beach it was an excuse for partying and puns. >> they are playing music and the songs rocking it i guess. >> reporter: people pose in front of it and paint it. this security guard made a that's a big rock sign to deter people who kept asking what is it? but sarah cowen was inviting questions. she is with the museum where the rock was headed. >> there was trouble making the turn. so we stopped here instead. >> reporter: which is ironic. >> it's parked in f

the owner of tony and joe's and nick's riverside grill says he hopes to reopen sometime in may. >> we're very excited about the renovation. we're going to have two brand-new restaurants, different design, same food, same great food. >> a $20 million renovation of the fountain area is always under way and there are plans to make it an ice rink during the winter months. some of the original restaurants still have pending lawsuits with their insurance companies and they need to negotiate new leases on the property before they can rebuild. >>> right now, massive statue of duke ellington is on the move. the statue is traveling from manassas to its new home in d.c. shaw neighborhood. it will be put in the ellington plaza near the howard theater at florida avenue and t street. tracee wilkins is traveling behind that statue and joins us live via skype. hey, tracee. >> yeah. you're seeing a shot of the statue as it makes its way up 50 and should be soon into ar lengthton. we'll pull alongside so you can get a provide view of the statue and there it is. this is just the top half of the statue. the

los angeles, riverside and orange counties will get most of the money.tate began moving as part of a court order to reduce prison. >> until tomorrow to be out of their space in union square. the owner plans to demolish the building to allow a new clothing retailer to build on site. the aging owners of the lounge are saying they were duped by tactics that -- they are trying to have the properties designated as historic land marks so. far no ruling on either issue. >> a popular dog rescue group is closing. bob redell is outside the wonder dog rescue. >> reporter: good morning. this place has been a little bit community gathering spot. for the ladies who run this, the rent has gotten too expensive so she has to cut down on the store front. linda, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what's the word if you want to get out there? >> boy. the office is closing, the space where women come in and play with dogs and walk dogs. this space will cease to exist. we'll be out doing adoption events. it will be on our webpage. people can find out where we'll be, the

hunting and fishing clubs as well as gun advocates were among dan richards' supporters at yesterday's riverside meeting. critics call for him to resign because of this picture. he killed a lion mountain in idaho where it is legal. >> they are going after somebody that did something legally that he enjoys doing and they want some scapegoat and they are picking him. >> however, richards critics contend that somebody who hunts wild animals shouldn't be in charge of an agency that oversees the management of wild animals. >>> 5:12. it's like something out of the movies. >> why spiders are taking over australia >>> from ohio to indiana what traveled hundreds of mild unscathed by the ravaging tornado, coming up. >>> very cold, spring ski like conditions for today but this weekend things will change. clouds rolling in. looks like we may see some snow late in the day on sunday. bring your chains if you are heading that direction. we'll have more on your weather coming up. it's getting crowded at toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. why? 'cause people know toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-eff

. >> a 340-ton boulder is being removed from riverside to the l.a. county museum of art.traffic lights and power lines just to allow this convoy to pass because it's so massive. several roads were closed down, as well. the journey is expected to end early saturday. >>> coming up, the latest job reports just minutes away. >> plus, bank of america strikes a deal to bring relief to millions of homeowners. >> and trying to downsize? check out some of these quarters. they are calling them cozy. a tour of the smallest apartment california will allow. >>> dozens of berkeley neighbors may need a new home. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> and a key piece of evidence in the case against sheriff ross mirkarimi could be in or out. we are expecting a decision this morning. ,,,,,,,,,,,, sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad