i'm with the riverside police department. i live at riverside. you live in riverside ? i think it's important that the pice who work with children come in contact. i think it's got to be on the positive, not with the negative; making class presentations on a positive note. and what color is the police car ? white and black. right. working with merchants is very important, because they're the ones that see... the influx of people that come into that type of community. how is the wife ? she's doing great. nice to have you in the area. i appreciate it very much. oh, thank you. there's a large community of spanish-speaking in this city. it is an asset that you be able to speak spanish. i need a c.d.l. on adam. fighting crime is interpreted as arresting people and writing tickets. but i think the main role is to deter crime, in other words, to see if we can keep society moving without taking people to jail. how much you use of that today ? a little bit of coke. a little bit of coke ? well, be careful not to be around here anymore, okay ? take care. in my beat, there's a lot

fresno is one county to watch more than riverside. they brought the 10 county matt down several times over the last few years. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> all opposed? it's unanimous. item no. 3. city clerk: item 3. action item approving of action plan continuing fee proposal. >> on hewitt you have before you a presentation last year as part of the rating cycle we went through a laborious settle calculations and now we are under a 2-year rate. the rates are posted on page 1. the e plus 2 is $11.30. and as a matter of being complete. we wanted to let you know that you do offer the vision care benefit for people who need computer assistive glasses and cost $0.85 per employee per month. we also wanted to raise on page two of this document that we at that time determine is reasonable and sufficient for premium yuns -- and you are under a rate and we bring the rate as part of the cycle of this business. do you have to approve them? >> i don't know. i will to have ask e

. >> con 1 dolar no se puede conseguir mucho en estos días aunque en riverside en california se ha puestocosechan muichos de los alimentos del país. >> el recuerdo de césar chávez llega a la casablanca en forma de película. >> volvemols. >> ♪. la escuela brasileña es la mejor del mujndo en tiro de esquina, sipo es maestro, dicto clas en escocia, el derechazo fuerte y seco el segundo de una juerga brasileña, los escoceses pierdenm 4 a 1, el mejor brasil de la historia no saldría campeón >> faltan 85 días para el mundial, preparandonos para el portugues >> la policía de miami revela que justin bieber le costaba trabajo caminar porque tenía una fractura en su pie derecho, también revelaron que le hablo mal a la policía, otro deito también que cometió justin bieber, será acusado de vandalismo por lanzar huevos contra casa de vecino, abogado busca acuerdo para no tener juicio >> dos boletos, uno en nmaryland y otro en la florida, que acertaron el concurso de megamillión, ambos se dividiran el premio mayor, un boletyo vendido en licoreria, otra en bencinera >> aunque cesar chávez nunca pudo ent

. >> a massive landslide that swept through a small riverside community in the u.s.'s northwestern state of washington. scores of life were claimed by the fast-moving earth. >> i saw darkness, like somebody wanted to grab you, and everything was gone in three seconds. >> after a weekend of searching through difficult terrain, more than 100 remain unaccounted for. >> we have technical rescue teams. they have electronic equipment they can use to probe the ground and we will be working very hard. also, the washington state department of transportation will work to clear mud out of the way to search the areas. >> authorities say the landslide happened after days of heavy rain. an embankment gave away saturday morning, washing away homes with thick mud. rescue teams were forced to suspend operations due to the quicksand nature of the mud. as the search continues, weather forecasters warned the area could face another deluge in the coming days. the evil of virus that has already claimed 60 turns out itca, it might have spread to canada. a man returning home from liberia is

marty has gone a massive landslide that swept through small riverside qut on saturday in the us is north western states of washington schools of the riots were claimed by the foss knitting a lot of the goodness of our lives but some violence to grab you from that and that. and everything was gone. like three seconds. boucher weekend of searching through difficult terrain county officials say more than a hundred people remain unaccounted for we've got a technical rescue teams are to be on electronic equipment that they can use to probe the ground if necessary in order to be working very very hard. also the washer states army transportation to have heavy equipment out there to clear mud of the way so that we can continue to search search so serious authorities say the landslide happened off the days of heavy rain embankment alongside the highway gave way on saturday morning looking at nice to come over to the right emotional eight hundred and eight. rescue teams were forced to suspend operations on sunday nights due to the quicksand nature of the month. several had to be rescued off the be

. >> a riverside woman was stung a thousand times. honeybees attacked the woman thursday in palm desert. firefighters say she went into shock. they tried to brush the bees off her and take her in the ambulance. the bees stung them many times as well. firemen say it's nothing like he has ever seen before. >> we are estimating 1,000. she was completely covered if bees leak she was wearing a bee suit if you will. >> that is frightening. they came from two hives inside a metal fiber optic box with about 75,000 bees. the hives have been relocated. >>> still ahead on abc news at 506r7b8g9s if you have ever dreamed of spinning the wheel, how to audition to be a contestant on wheel of fortune. >>> sunday's streak returns. where you can televisi announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, f

the role of the mayor of riverside is both complicated and simple. you're involved in chairing meetings and being the official spokesperson for the city. in addition to the kind of formal things, i try to see problems, get people who can make some difference ing them together and say, "let's do something abouthis." [ narrator ] the city council makes the laws that govern the city. they represent the legislative branch of government similar to congress on a national level. i'm having some concern, not feeling comfortable about... what our long-range plan is at the sewer plant. what we'd like the opportunity to do is to review the report, have the different departments look at it and come back with the council in the second week of february. [ narrator ] in this city, like many others a city manager administers the services the city provides. i work for the mayor and city council. they're the elected representatives. and they hire me to operate the city on a day-to-day basis providing services to the citizen. all the way from water, sewer, electric, po

riverside, california has seen the largest increase during the past year. san francisco is number two with 3.9% job growth and california as a whole is among the top states with non-chart job growth up 3% in 2013. >>> unemployment claims fell to 311,000. the 4th straight drop and the lowest in six months and brings the rate back down to prerecession levels. 3.3million people received unemployment last week. >>> the a's and giants back home after breaking camp in arizona. >> what they said while getting ready for tonight's game one of the bay bridge series. sports is next. >>> mark is here now with sports. there is time left but things aren't looking good for stanford. >> never want to count them out but there is 4 minutes left. we are not allowed to show you video till the game is completed. there is your score. theniers by 10 over the cardinal right now. most of the day it has been a great game. mean time it is the bay bridge series at at&t for the first two games and oakland saturday. the teams working out today. jeremy affeld hits the disable list. the g

also out toward riverside.ivity will rotate out of the area just when they get their twinkled toes on he red carpet, looks leak the showers will move out. at 2:00, 61 degrees. we're looking live now back here in the bay area. mt. tam, richardson's bay. san jose, 61. here's a look at more numbers from our east bay cam. napa, 61. 59, fairfield. livermore, 61. looks like well go with some partly cloudy conditions to mostly cloudy overnight. we'll leave an isolated shower in our forecast. scattered tomorrow, and more rain in store for the first days of the month of march. saturday, well take a look at the animation at 8:00. we'll still continue to see some activity up towards the north bay, santa rosa, ukiah. this is a look at 5:00 tomorrow morning. cloud cover, showers. by 1:00, more activity developing, mainly in the north bay, and then most will rotate out by tomorrow evening. here's a look at our pacific satellite. there's the low that brought us the heavy rain the past several days. it's now moving into southe

also out toward riverside.e red carpet tomorrow, does look like most of the shower activity will rotate out of the area just when they get their twinkled toes on he red carpet, looks leak the showers will move out. at 2:00, 61 degrees. we're looking live now back here in the bay area. mt. tam, richardson's bay. san jose, 61. here's a look at more numbers from our east bay cam. napa, 61. 59, fairfield. livermore, 61. looks like well go with some partly cloudy conditions to mostly cloudy overnight. we'll leave an isolated shower in our forecast. scattered tomorrow, and more rain in store for the first days of the month of march. saturday, well take a look at the animation at 8:00. we'll still continue to see some activity up towards the north bay, santa rosa, ukiah. this is a look at 5:00 tomorrow morning. cloud cover, showers. by 1:00, more activity developing, mainly in the north bay, and then most will rotate out by tomorrow evening. here's a look at our pacific satellite. there's the low that brought us the h

area is alameda and san mateo and santa clara and los angeles and san bernardino and san diego and riverside. as part of the evaluation of readiness the centers for medi-cal and m.d. services have done readiness assessments to determine whether the plans in the county are ready to move forward the earliest is april of 2014. at this point there's one county moving forward for april 2014 a that's san mateo but the other county are basically going to move forward bans they're readyness in he remembers of the health plans and the services for readiness. so for example, alameda county is scheduled to start in july of 2014 and sarah county is scheduled to start in january of 2015 there's a variety of start dates so in terms of menacing the enrollment process for the most part they'll be enrolled by their birthdays so people will get before it their birthday they'll get a 90 day novs notice and a 50 and thirty day notice. they need to a choose a plan option or they'll be possibly enrolled similarly with people with disabilities what their enrolled their defaulted if they don't make a choice so comm

. >>> a dollar can get you a 4800-square-foot victorian in beautiful riverside county but first here's the catch. the mansion from the late 1800s is literally listed for a buck but you have to move the house or buy the land, doesn't look so good. >> needs work. >> they have to preserve the structure and restore it to its original condition costing hundreds of thousands. big catch. >> a big catch. >> move to north dakota. get a job there. >> doesn't look good. have a good day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com [ door opens ] >> brooke: [ sighs ] [ sighs ]

ky sisson takes us to riverside county, california where wineries are encountering both doom... and boom! every morning greg pennyroyal checks the forecast to see if rain is coming his way. without water we would be out of business. normally this time of year, i would have anywhere from 12-18 inches. keeping his vineyard alive is the challenge he faces as the vineyard manager at wilson creek winery in temecula, california. to make up for the lack of rain, pennyroyal has had to turn on the irrigation system in january, -- something normally not necessary until spring. no one has ever turned on their water this early, it's unheard of. the grapes are coming out too early and if late season rain continues, frost cold kill half of his crop. this is a good three weeks earlier than normal. not only is it earlier and its dry and i have to add more irrigation, but there is still a possibility we might get some late season rains, but with the late season rains, i have an increased chance of frost. if i get a frost, i'm gonna lose all these. with unusually high winter temperatures plaguing

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an officer driving in a marked patrol car was stopped at a red light on riverside drive at main streetsped past the intersection through the red light, police said. the officer attempted to catch up to the speeding car and once on main street, located the pt cruiser at main and first streets, according to police. the car's bumper hit the boy on the right side. he then was forced onto the hood and then down to the ground when the car slowed to a stop. police said the driver cooperated with officers. be a factor and the driver has not been filed with any charges. no other injuries were reported. i >> prosecutors in oscar pistorius' murder trial on thursday displayed a sequence of photos showing the blood stains found on the floors, walls, stairs and chairs in the athlete's house after he fatally shot his girlfriend. in one photograph displayed on tv monitors at pistorius' murder trial, spots of blood are seen right next to some of the double-amputee olympian and multiple paralympic champion's golden trophies. the tv screen next to pistorius was switched off during the display. the images

i represent riverside county. largeste eighth veterans population the country. i mail my counsel last week -- i met with my counsel last week. they are doing a tremendous job to reach out to homeless veterans, to find where they account.t to get -- a count. i am aligned with the secretary's goals, ending veterans homelessness. i have one question i want to ask. it is my understanding that the v.a. has published new regulations that establish presumptions for veterans living with severe, traumatic brain injury. types of dimension, depression, unprovoked seizures, hypothalamusf the and pituitary glands. given these additional disabilities, is a your -- is yourn organization aware of any planning or analysis that has been done that relates to the possible impact of the veteran administration's backlog? >> we are not aware of any planning at the v.a. has and how they're going to implement that. >> because of the rule change, i have seen a tremendous impact as of now. >> we have not seen a spike in the backlog. you are not anticipating a spike and you are prepared as

and the gold spotted oak borer that was only found in san diego has now spread to riverside county. >>> wet pavement but no real rain coming down. our chief meteorologist bill martin you were scraping together anything you could find. >> it was just enough to glaze the patios and the roadways. the totals, we will go through time. the weak system, here it comes. right there. 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. in the morning and accumulations. the set up now is for the high pressure to build in inasmuch -- to build in. the ridge will stay over the top of us and it keeps us warm and dry into the next couple days and into the next week or so. you will see that coming. high clouds over head. no in the mountains last night. that was good. again we have a long way to know and we will not see much, especially in this five-day forecast. it appears the next one is dry too. here we go with the warm weather. 67 concord, antioch, walnut creek. these are temperatures right now. getting close to spring. the winds as we go into the next couple days start clocking out of the north and east. and that will warm us up

. >>> the riverside county police department shows photos of a woman entering and leaving a grocery storethey say she is a person of interest. >> they better not be using bitcoin. that's all i got to say about it. >> that would an story. >> appreciate it. coming up on al jazeera america, despite tension in ukraine, the county's team played u.s. in a soccesoccer match. and talk about an international friendly. details coming up. ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america al ja. russia, as long al ja. as none of us are inside of ukraine trying to meddle and >> this winter's severe weather has really been difficult, hard on business, right. especially small business. as mary snow reports it's been so bad some owners are now asking for help. >> fed up, this retailer resorted to the done with winter sale. it's debra's latest effort to offset losses of a a string of snow storms and cold weather kept shoppers out of her clothing store in new york city. for small business owners like her the polar vortex is public enemy number one. >> how much money would you say you lost becau

basin, orange, l.a., ventura, riverside even, fred.re 7.2, 7.5, four times in the last seven years. mind you, this was only discovered in 1979. that's deducing from what you've known. here is a look at the intensity of where it is and where it could be. this is 5.1 with release of energy. average per year over 1400. we have earthquakes every day in this world. you don't feel all of them. >> that's extraordinary. >> what we're more familiar with is san andreas fault. that is east. quite a big one that runs up and down the coastline. it's this fault we're talking about here. tectonic plates. >> it really is a way of life. people are accustomed to degrees of tremors, earthquakes, they know what makes them nervous. still in the back of everyone's minds if you live in that region is the next big one. >> nick valencia, who was there said something like that happens to you, you never forget it. you're bracing for the next one. when it happens you become more acutely aware. >> it's great to be prepared. i kind of forgot, what's the rules. good

third annual rafi's run, raising money form research for epidermolysis bilosa and doing a 5k run in riversidey. you want to say something? >> hi, i'm rafi and thank you for your support. >> thank you so much for being here. thank you everybody for your support. good luck with the run today. we are looking at some pretty decent weather in the northeast. you can see not a cloud in the sky. a gorgeous day. out west it's a totally different story. we have the rain moving into northern california. we could see flooding concerns. also across parts of eastern texas, a stalled system could bring one to two inches of rain into houston. that storm will bring showers into louisiana as we go into this afternoon. the middle of the country is looking warm and dry. temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70 >>> we have some cloudy skies, a few sprinkles out there, mainly up towards the north bay. as we go through the afternoon we'll continue to see more clouds filling in. eventually that rain moving from north to south. more so later tonight. we'll have a few hit and miss sprinkles during the day today but

he turned down on riverside, and he plowed through the crowd. police say an offers that was staring at the barricade had to jump out wait so he wasn't hit. at ha point he kept driving, the driver did, he actually ended up hitting a moped with two individuals on it. they were pronounced dead at the scene, but tamron, it goes on, he hit a taxicab and also ran into a parked van. at that point he tried to run, the officers were able to tails him and put him in customer did. >>> we'll bring you any developments include the identities of those individuals who lost their lives. thank you. >>> we're continuing to monitor the scene in new york city, where in just the past couple hours, a seventh person was confirmed dead in the explosion that leveled two willings. rescue crews are still looking for -- they pulled a body from the rubble about four hours ago. authorities now say this appears to have started with a gas leak. i know mayor de blasio is expected to hold a news conference within the hour. any new inform? >> reporter: no new information. they pu

they have scheduled their first california bull runs in riverside county in june and at the alameda countypleasanton on saturday july 26th. unbee known as to larry news manage the signed you up for the inaugural event in the bay area. >> really? you know, i don't know why i think i still highly motivated. i actually is it wrong to see these guys. i feel for the beautiful you shouldn't out there with them you get what you get. >> birthday wishes to seth curry turned 26 today. would his presence ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> coming up tonight 7 news at 11:00 breaking news as we said minutes ago. malaysian officials say the

an officer was stopped at a red light on riverside drive and main street when they saw the driver fromt. the officers attempted to catch a with a speeding car in when he pulled the the gentleman over, he learned that this same car had hit the 10 year-old boy. investigators say that this driver cooperate with police and does not appear to have had alcohol as a factor. >> new this morning. oscar pistorius this sicken courts. you can barely see him in the center of your screen, behind the men sit there. he is at doubled over, covering his head with a note pad and trying having, after photos of his girlfriend's cords were accidently shown. prosecutors have been showing photos of blood stains found in the athletes' house after he shot his girlfriend rid the double amputee says is a premeditated murder charge. >> attorneys for alsodon smith will be in court. the 49ers' linebacker is facing felony gun charges in santa clara county after the sheriff's department discovered the legal assault rifles in his home. this morning's hearing was set a date for a preliminary hearing in that case. also i

knee kia started in a similar way with paper, that's right, the cell phone giant began as a riverside paper mill in finland in 1865. the company's name came from its second mill. it later moved into rubber, making galoshes to car tires. now nokia is about connecting much more than rubber to the road. >> a decision that could upsend the billion dollars business of college football. could a ruling that allows college players at a major school to unionize mean the end >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> now to the ruling that could revolutionize college sports. the regional director of the nlrb ruled that football players at northwestern university are technically employees of the school and therefore should be allowed to unionize. what does that mean for the future of the student athlete and the billion -- multi-billion business of the ncaa. for more let's bring in the sports editor for "the nat

knee kia started in a similar way with paper, that's right, the cell phone giant began as a riverside paper mill in finland in 1865. the company's name came from its second mill. it later moved into rubber, making galoshes to car tires. now nokia is about connecting much more than rubber to the road. >> a decision that could upsend the billion dollars business of college football. could a ruling that allows college players at a major school to unionize mean the end of the student athlete as we know it. >> i mean, i don't know who's illegal, who's not illegal... al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. borderland a first hand look at the crisis on the border... >> i'm already afraid just being here >> six strangers, with different points of view take a closer look at the ongoing conflict. gary, a farmer, who hires many migrent workers... >> people say immigrants are stealing our jobs, it's not true... >> and allison, a born again christian, republican... >> let's just send them back to mexico and let their goverment handle it. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a yo

it was felt about 20 miles away in los angeles as well as several other counties, including riverside, san bernardino and orange county. it was followed by as many as two dozen aftershocks. l.a. police and fire department report no major damage to the city of los angeles, but it really got a lot of people shook up, erica. >> that it did. all right, rehema ellis for us in los angeles this morning. thank you. >>> searchers over the indian ocean have spotted more debris today as they look for that missing malaysia airlines jetliner, but no one knows yet whether these new objects belong to the plane. bill neely is in perth, australia, monitoring the search efforts for us this morning. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. another day of searching in the new target area, but i'm afraid the same old outcome, no breakthrough in the search, being hampered by poor weather and poor visibility. we're now into week four of this search, day 22, and still nothing that can prove any of these pieces of debris are tied to the missing plane. eight planes went up today from australia, n

after a land side buries dozen of riverside homes. plus no more tweeting in turkey.n twitter. coming up later on the world 20/20 as the west i west i und is looks for their first win. >>> a bomb in kabul which is on high alert ahead of presidential elections in april. the taliban has claimed responsibility for that attack. bernard smith reports. >> reporter: on the outskirts of kabul, the sound of gunfire reverberates around an office of the election commission. the taliban is stepping up attempts to disrupt the afghanistan presidential election on april 5th. the assault followed a common taliban pack tick. a suicide bomb in a car detonated outside the election commission creating a hole for other attackers to then storm in. inside around 70 staff members ran for cover as the explosion and gunfire fly out windows and left the building park marked by that rap natural. it took security forces more than four hours to kill the attackers and free those insid insides. >> the election commission is committed to have this he collision and the afghan people are committed to t

a town that is celebrating a second place finish to riverside?ontest is job growth between 2012 and 2013. that's according to a study by arizona state university. san francisco's growth rate was 3.9%. pittsburg was the worst with job growth at just .04%. >>> the futures markets suggest wall street will head higher at the opening bell. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports that stocks moved lower in the latest session. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for a second day in a row, google and netflix some of the biggest losers. the dow dropped nearly 5 points yesterday, the tech heavy nasdaq fell 22 closing at its lowest level in six weeks. >>> walmart the world's largest retailer claims visa conspired with banks to inflate the fees retailers pay on card transactions. walmart says those fees cost stores and shoppers more than $350 billion over nine years so they are suing. >>> a texas lawyer wants 1.6 million recalled general motors cars off the road. the issue will be heard in federal court next week. at least 12 people have been killed be

>> reporter: i was near riverside which is 50 miles from the epicenter. i felt it pretty good. had just parked the car. i was with my wife and daughter. we felt the car rumbling and shaking but still we were 50 miles away. and we could clearly tell that it was an earthquake. >> wow. >> jacob, thank you, in los angeles. now, we were talking about baseball as well. so the giants are playing but not at at&t park. it's not the home opener yet. you can go see it nonetheless. >> exactly. that's right. thousands of fans will be flooding the stands at at&t park t organization is hosting what they call authentic opening day at the ballpark. giant fans can watch at the at&t park scoreboard. the gates will open at 5:30, the second pitch at 6:40. first pitch rather at 6:40. >> coming up later a live interview with giants broadcaster coming up at 6 con45. >> thousands will pour into o.co to watch the a's opener against the cleveland indians. first pitch is 7:05. >> the weekend rain caused an old problem at oakland coliseum to bubble up. here is video online. during the rain that ultimately

in fact, only six of those cities are over two points higher, riverside, providence, las vegas, cleveland chicago. in other words, most of our cities have unemployment at or near the national average. you might want to know that before building an argument around the idea that an entire geographic population has given up on work. second, ryan repeats a smear against the poor and underemployed that's so common on the right he may not even realize that he was doing it at the time. he said they don't want to work. they don't even think about it. this is the idea that your attitude determines whether you're employed. there's a certain independent spirit to that argument. it characterizes the ayn rand fiction that paul ryan writes into so many of his proposal ps .but it's mickically false. the main driver is national economy and business cycle. that's true whether you live in the inner city or a suburb or an exurb or a farm or a houseboat. take a look at this, for example. you can see from this chart from the state government website although there are obvious differences between the unemploym

riverside california is number one on the list and when it comes to states, north dakota saw the mostrowth in the u.s. last year. some newcomers to the top 10 list are nevada, idaho, florida and washington. the only state that lost jobs in 2013 was west virginia because the mining industry cut workers. >>> your gmail just got more secure. google has improved encryption technology for its email service s the increased security will make it harder for the national security agency to intercept messages. they said they were outraged that documents revealed by edward snowden revealed that the nsa tapped into the company's data centers. frank and anne? >> twitter is celebrating a birthday. how are they doing that? >> reporter: that's right. twitter turned 8 yesterday and there's been some speculation actually that the service will get rid of the hashtag and the at symbol but in honor of the -- >> what?! >> reporter: i would miss those hashtags. but anyway, back to the birthday, they are taking people back their first tweets. twitter has launched a website called firsttweet.com and it lets y

at riverside park, rob leff. >> clearly reporting on weather outside is no walk in the park but surelyer is safe inside the studio. not always. as idaho falls anchors justine bouvier and tommy noel can tell you. they host the morning news on channel 3. it's usually a warm and fuzzy place to be. >> every single morning we just had a blast. a part of us butted heads sometimes because we were really different people, yet we were different people who got along so well together. >> but on october 12th, 2010, a cold front moves in over the anchor desk. >> taking action for you, channel 3 eyewitness news, starts now. >> as soon as the show starts, it's clear something is wrong. >> there we are. sorry about that. >> that's better. >> what is going on with weather and things like that, but we're here. >> and you'll be seeing the weather again shortly, a little less cluttered, i think. >> we'll be seeing it again shortly already. justine begins to read a story about a multicar pile-up. >> near the road underpass, a loading ramp fell off of a flat bed trailer headed northbound on i-15. i'm sorry.

it was a startling case that made headlines-- an american neo-nazi leader murdered in his home in riversidecalifornia. his name was jeff hall. and he was a burly man, 6'3", a devoted father of five young children, and a plumber who had been unemployed for three years. jeff hall was shot in his living room at point blank range. but, as lesley stahl first reported in september, 2011, what was most astonishing was who shot him. >> jeff hall: we've been through a lot together, some of us, you know. seriously... >> stahl: this is 32-year-old jeff hall. these pictures were taken just hours before he was executed, right in this room. the executioner? this child, his son, his ten- year-old son. but if you find this image disturbing, consider this one taken two weeks earlier... >> zeig heil! >> stahl: ...a neo-nazi rally on the streets of trenton, new jersey. >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: who's streets? >> our streets! >> hall: zeig heil! >> zeig heil! >> stahl: jeff hall was a rising star in the largest neo-nazi group in the country, the na

let's go to michael in riverside, alcorn you. -- riverside, california on our line for independence.- our line for independents. should the united states definitely not involved. when there were two major superpowers and the world, we do not have all these wars. the united states did not respect anybody's opinion when they went to iraq or libya or whatever. we won't have all these wars -- host: did you see the president's statement? caller: he is just a joke. that's why nobody respects him anymore. we can be heavy-handed going all er we want.rld wherev we are in poverty out here. we are struggling. we have all this money to go to war with everybody. same moneyusing the that we could be putting back into infrastructure and people's lives and medicine. coming up with cures for diseases. nations likepoorer in africa or north korea. speechthe president's was an unscheduled appearance yesterday. we will play that for you now. [video clip] have that for you in just a second. we will continue taking calls as we talk about what is happening in the ukraine and we want to hear your response. w

by usda and epa official record in the deregulation of riverside tolerant crops? if so, what coordination has occurred that can be quantified as an improvement in coordination between agencies? >> again, you are raising a very good and timely issue. it is an active coordination between u.s. ba and epa because it is important for us to respect the decision of the usda that does not mean that we are not doing anything. we are not making this decision in sequence. we are actually coordinating. they are doing there work. we are importing into it. and you will see that that means that we will be getting some decisions out for both agencies quickly. >> is there any requirements you release together or work together? >> probably no requirement that we do it that way. but in my opinion good management means that we coordinate with one another. that's what the industry is asked to do. this is the smartest way to get it done as quickly as possible recognizing that we both have a decision to make in this process. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank the gentleman. >> thank y

riverside in southern california had the highest job growth rate in the country according to the u.s.of labor statistics. san francisco came in a very close second. los angeles was 10th in the country. state rankings of california in third place, only utah and north dakota had stronger job growth and the only state to lose jobs was west virginia. >>> 7:17. well, new this morning, u.s. attorney general air irk holder has just -- eric holder has just extended federal recognition to the marriages of about 300 same-sex couples in michigan. the weddings took place before a federal appeals court put the weddings and marriages on hold. holder's action allows the couples to get federal benefits. a judge struck down michigan's guy marriage ban. but on tuesday -- gay marriage ban. but on tuesday, they put a halt to same-sex marriages. >>> we want to check in with sal to see how things are moving on this friday. >> we're looking at a commute that's moderate. it's better than it was going -- where it was yesterday, for example, this is a look at the richmond bridge. there is a little bit of slow

and riverside county in southern calfornia peta filed the suit yesterday to try to halt the event. bulls. the co-founder of the event "the great bull run" says federal governments put the events in the same category as rodeos. and that other lawsuits filed have quote "failed miserably". california has released it's first ever list of hazardous products. it was released yesterday. and is intended to put manufacturers on notice that they will eventually need to find cleaner ingredients to make those items. or they can face government regulation. the list includes infant napping pads, and other baby products with foam. also making this list are industrial strength cleaners. and paint. police in oakland want to drop the city's expensive gunshot detection, shotspotter system despite calls from people in high- crime neighborhoods to keep it. police spokesman says that the system costs $264,000 a used on to operate a police helicopter. but most residents in oakland say the shotspotter makes them feel safer. while police say a bynum helicopter can respond to trouble more quickly, and use i

there is a five about room 4800 square foot victorian home in riverside with a selling price of justagine there is a catch. the city is selling just the house. the buyer would have to move the house to another location. >> you would have to agree to preserve the structure and restore it to its original condition. >> a home like this, a person's got to care more than just flipping the home. >> the city had planned to renovate the house itself but doesn't have the money. civic leaders decided it would be better to have someone else move it and fix it up than have the home demolished. >> very interesting. >> yes, i know. a beautiful house. >> i know. i love it. >>> a massive mystery right now in silicon valley. who might be moving into the biggest office project in san jose's history? >> a mendocino county sheriff's deputy is killed in the line of duty. find out about his bay area roots and how he is being remembered. >>> good morning. in the south bay we have a lot of slow traffic as you drive through. i want to tell you the traffic on 280 is slow, but it's also slow in other bay area

we've seen one out of every ten homes foreclosed upon in my county of riverside, california.fered greatly. i just think that it behooves us to understand these securities and to understand what risks they might pose to the economy and, you know, more importantly, what it means to the areas of the country like mine. >> and that makes a lot of sense, which is why i wanted to talk to you. i want to get your sense directly. what blackstone and invitation homes are saying here is that basically, people like you, sir, not specifically you, but people who have been critical in raising these questions, have had it backwards about bringing new capital into these communities. are they wrong? >> well, they're not wrong. we've seen a run-up in prices, 20% in one year. so, not everything is bad. i mean, i can't say that they're entirely bad, and i'm not calling for an outright ban. i'm calling, simply, for hearings. i'm calling for regulatory agencies to do more due diligence. look, standard & poor's and fitch are rating agencies that gave blessings to these mortgage backed securities. th

in la-habra and felt 20 miles away in los angeles, as well as several other counties, including riverside, san bernardino and orange county. it was followed by as many as two dozen aftershocks. [ buzzer ] >> and now we're having an aftershock. >> no injuries were reported. but now with two earthquakes just 12 days apart, the mayor of languages says this is a reminder to be prepared. >> good advice, but i have to say, it's hard to get used to, no matter how prepared you are. terra firma underneath you shaking, this isn't right. rehema ellis, thank you so much. >>> another developing story this morning in the pacific northwest. searchers are fighting the weather as they move into their second week looking for mudslide victims in washington state. the number of official deaths is 17. but that number is expected to rise as searchers continue slogging through the debris of last saturday's mudslide. the search is taking its toll. >> these individuals coming in up to waist-deep in mud they have been going through. they have been digging through stuff. they have seen things most people shouldn't

one is april 4th in riverside, new york. the second is at the united nations in new york.d it's the end of april and the called stokely carmichael up saturday night and says that, stokely, i want you to come. what are you doing tomorrow morning? and stokely says, dr. king, like a good heathen, i'm not going to be in church. i'm just working for the people. and dr. king says, well, stokely, i want you to come tomorrow, and he says why? and he says, tomorrow i'm going to really come out against the vietnam war, and then there's silence on the line between them. and stokely says that, i'm going to be there on the front row tomorrow. and when you look at footage of king's speech, it's stokely carmichael in april of 1967 who is leading the standing ovation for dr. king's antipar -- anti-war speech. it's incredible the coverage of these activists. by 1967, newspaper reporters and journalists are saying that carmichael and king are working hand in hand together and it's interesting because we don't remember it that way. they're saying these guys are basically -- one paper calls t

nick, i just got a post on facebook from somebody named linda in riverside county and saying it shooke're an hour away. >> right, i'd say 20 miles south of downtown los angeles, it was an unusual sequence of events. you have this 3.0 foreshock and a 5.1 earthquake that happened on a busy friday night. dodger game going on. and some broken water mains, as indicated, there was no major structural damage. officials are urging people not to use candles. there could be natural gas lines broken. you have that water main break there. and certainly a lot of rattled nerves. is this an area pretty used to earthquakes. a couple weeks ago, guys, you have that earthquake, now you have another one. a lot of people on edge here. >> thinking that the big one's coming? >> yeah. after that big earthquake, everybody is standing and wait for the aftershock? >> that's right. >> during the press conference at cal tech there was an aftershock. check this video out. >> right, it's completely where you are. an earthquake of this size lasts for about one second in terms of how the earth is producing energy. if

april 4th in riverside, n.y.ork but the third is ebenezer baptist in atlanta and the end of april and he called stokely carmichael saturday night, he says what are you doing tomorrow morning? stokely carmichael says like a good he then i won't be in church, just working for the people and dr. king says i want you to come tomorrow. he said why? tomorrow i am really going to come out against the vietnam war. there is silence on the line and stokely carmichael says i am going to be there in the front row tomorrow. you look at footage of king's speech, stokely carmichael in april of 1967 is along with one of his best friends, is leading the standing ovation for dr. king's anti-war speech. it is incredible when you think of the coverage of both of these because by 1967 newspaper reporters and journalists are saying carmichael land king and are working hand in hand together. we don't remember it that way but you are saying these guys are basically one paper calls them the batman and robin of the movement, this anti-war