. >>> breaking news out of riverside county, where a portion of interstate 215 has been closed after a double tanker truck stuck an overpass under construction. a local news station reports part of a wooden structure, a wooden support structure fell into lanes after the accident late this morning in perris. this is near state route 74. you can see the wooden structure there that's partially collapsed. traffic is being diverted around that overpass right now. again this is interstate 215 in riverside county closed at the moment. >>> a busy road in marin county is back open after an overturned big rig shut it down for almost 20 hours. the truck driver lost control around 7:00 yesterday morning on sir francis drake boulevard in san rafael. the fuel truck blocked the entire road and dumped about 1700 gallons of gas. the road was closed in both directions between larkspur and 580 for cleanup crews and was back open about 2:30 this morning. one driver said it's a big relief today to have that road back open. >> after battling the l.a. traffic over the weekend, we figured we were home safe

fox 29's bruce gordon is live in riverside, burlington county tonight with the story. bruce?there may be more than meets the eye to this story we're talking about a single mom who had to deal with the deaths of two of her infant children over the past several years. a house full of kids with little help in raising them. the bottom line is this. maryann gonteski's youngest child four year old daughter keeps wandering off and as you're about to hear, that has put this little girl in real danger. >> the toys in the yard suggest maryann gonteski tries to create a pleasant environment for the youngest of her five children. the trouble is she keeps losing her four year old special needs daughter. >> it's tough. with a single mother whose got five kids so i definitely do feel for her. but, um, once things escalate to this nature, this level, we have to do what we have to do. >> reporter: back on may 20 her four year old left their middleton street home without her knowledge. and was found wandering bridgeboro street a mix of businesses and houses several

riverside i think. is that right rivers are you ever on stage and not know what city you're in many towns that somebody would ask me i said i don't know. dr did you ever think of other things why you think well it's different if i do i'll remember oh forget what i'm doing and also i have to because i don't have any monitors out there the lyrics i do all my songs from memory so you have a pre-show rituals like this is before a show you them to do the night is there anything special duty to your voice you do oh you're a little exercises well i feel like that if i were found if i work it out a little bit it's helpful when i get out there so it's not all brand new to me today that i'm you know i start out saying it was career and. came at the first note so i'd like to warm up a little bit what are your thoughts on the current state of countries are like it i think it's good you know it's all good you know. it's moved away from its roots joe . and i haven't you know known a lot of people that have. you know

>> april 4th to be exact here is a new york at the riverside church deliberate the most controversial speech of his entire life. and in that speech in this gathering of people at the church with all kinds of organizations and individuals opposed to the viet no more delivered a speech beyond vietnam and uses the phrase that is demonized and the phrase is he refers to his country as the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. and to lay up the argument why he opposed the vietnam war and to and also in the ghettos and barrios other than a cup but the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. but when you start talking about foreign policy there is the sentiment they don't give a license to talk about those issues. don't talk about foreign policy than you come out as the nobel laureate at the heighth of for the greatest purveyor of violence today the editorial pages and from that day on april 4th from 1 year later to the day he becomes in the last year of his life he was persson and non grata in this country everything turned against him. >> host: id your block "death of

for "cbs this morning," carter evans, riverside, california. >> very cool. >>> all right. the two popes against one another. >>> and team usa's clint dempsey is in our toyota green room. he'll look at sunday's finale and the future of pro soccer here at home. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by berocca. fla-pow... physical energy support... ...together and only brock spedwell can explain it. beroccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! beroccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing new listerine® healthy whitetm. it not only safely whitens teeth, but also restores enamel. lose the nerves, and get a healthier, whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy whitetm. power to your mouthtm! room. look here's here with us, captain clint dempsey. >> hi. >> how do you feel? >> you guys did a great job. looking forward to talking to you. we should point out 2 million people are expected to watch sunday the world cup final. pope francis is from argentina, pope benedict is from germany. are they going to watch it toge >>> good m

riverside county, california, and dallas county, texas. both on the front lines of this growing influx of undocumented and unaccompanied kids making their way into this country and into their states. they are showing very, very, very different responses to that problem. hold that thought. at every ford dealership, you'll find the works! it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer. >>> the politics of this is that there are no politics of this. this is about children. it need not be partisan. it need not be political. it need not be shrill and hateful. these are not others. these are children. >> dallas county judge clay jenkins has proposed that dallas county, texas, should convert civi

the plane then fell into a ravine in riverside county around 9 a-m this morning. the crash caused a small brush fire. but it was quickly extinguished. officials are still determining who owned the plane. and where it took off. new information is coming out about data collection by n-s-a- spy programs. c-n-n reports that documents obtained by edward snowden show that data of thousands of u-s citizens was intercepted by the agency. according to the washington post. the information was collected during a legal data sweep targeting foreigners. but nearly 90 percent of the information collected was from ordinary internet users.including americans. the post reports some of the information collected included personal photos including baby pictures, medical records.and resumes. those are among nearly 160- thousand intercepted conversations from emails, instant messages.and social networks. however.the program did bring in valuable information such as a secret overseas nuclear project. security officials are turning their attention to cell phones. at airport security check

differently t next year it's going to be a world-class play cup everyone in the united states being riverside to that formulate in brazil where we'll be playing golf in the olympics nor the be first time in six the players will be broken down into groups of 4, 16 groups of 4 and then on wednesday and thursday and friday they'll play each and cut to the top 16 players out of that play to play the 16, 8, 4 and 2 on the weekend why did it important. first of all, it's a lot more golf 96 matches on wednesday thursday and friday it's a ton of golf and one of the reasons we wanted to come here we know the fans will replenish relish the opportunity and the best players will rise to the top and third i think if you're a steve stricter barbara watson or tiger woods you'll follow your favorite player to get sgo the round of 16 one that will create a a lot more enthusiastically and excitement so we're going in a new direction in san francisco and i want to comment that starting about sandy in all those years the relationship with the city and the mayors that perverted our mayor and this mayor that did t

grupos pro inmigrantes de los condados de san bernardino y riverside salen en defensa de las familiass que buscan refugio en los estados unidos. juanfra martin plascencia nos dice qu tipo de recursos humanos y materiales estarn disponibles para estos inmigrantes. take pkg 0:03 0:11 1:06 1:38 =ft=san bernardino =nat=51:56 me arriesgue a venirme con mi hijo para esta madre soltera la travesia que hizo desde honduras hasta los estados unidos es muy dolorosa para recordarla.. =-sot=dunia cruz/madre refugiada =14;26 fue. un viaje muy.. difícil.06 dunia cruz nos dijo que ella y su bebe de 17 meses salieron huyendo de la violencia de su pais con la promesa de llegar al pais de las ilusiones. =sot= -53:46 escuche que tenían oportunidades dper entrar a ís con nutros hijos. con nores de edad reeníamos oportunidades el parao era como se lo tencion. ahora centro de esta libre temporalmente y su días dieron la oportunidad n xo probar mi caso aquí en 30:32 no estamos hablando de ganizaciones mitarias den bernae envenida a las madres y ninos ie gal, humanitaria y de ia aya/director delemilioa 7:37 y

riverside, indicates that we shouldn't be just concerned about the are liquids but the devices themselves>> when you do your experiments in the lab you hope to find something and it all started with one cardomizer. we found burning on the fibers. we kept dissecting and dissecting and found this over and over again. i never thought in a million years i would find this. >> the break through finding is the aerosols the e-cigarettes emit have their own version of secondhand smoke. >> the e-si the e-cigs consequence. instead, there's a battery powered atomizer that heats up a liquid mixture inside. this mixture turns into vapor which the individual i in inhales. >> we found there were metal particles that were found in the fluid as well as coating the fibers. >> these pictures are tin particles from the fluids. so i should be concerned that there are similar fibers in my lungs if i am an e-cigarette user. >> uh-huh. >> wow. so this leads to respiratory complaints. >> yes. >> and other type of i would say lung tissue agitation. >> absolutely. >> even though e-cigarettes are not relatinged by th

by one family doing its own cooking and only having one kitchen the san francisco building code riverside requires a building permit to convert it to a non-residential use and a building permit as i stated earlier therefore the plumbing permit can't trigger a conversion although mandatory review is not required for the non residential units the planning commission can consider applications to remove dwellings at discretionary review holds the permit holder had applied for the correct permit because of the block book notice the plumbing permit must be revoked because it violates a code that states no place for a building permit or other permit or license of permit of occupancy shall be approved by the planning department and no license issued by any industry department that changes a >> contrary to the provisions of the code. one san francisco building code requires a building permit to convert the two unit to a non-residential use therefore the permit holder tried to initiate it to number one residential use contrary to the planning code therefore the permit should be revoked. the legal s

mcdonald's to starbucks or starbucks to el pock would require a new crusoe how often no hearing riverside not that often sms most would warrant an evaluation of the neighborhood. the final at a point topic is the definition of formula retail overall this aspect of our proposal strengthens the control by expanding the definition i'll summarize. we're recommending increasing the number of locates from 11 to 19 and adding new types and intiementsdz we still don't require the recommendation but are supportive how to regulate the subsidies we're proposing the service and the tobacco and massage establishment like the limited financial and business and professional services. those changes taken together will capture for businesses as formula retail. here's some works of those use types we've described the financial that are cash checking establishment as the at atm and the cold well banker should be regulated as formula retail upon further discussion from supervisor mar and this stakeholders we're recommending the edition of massage and tobacco paraphernalia there's generally considered other u

riverside county, california, and dallas county, texas. both on the front lines of this growing influx of undocumented and unaccompanied kids making their way into this country and into their states. they are showing very, very, very different responses to that problem. hold that thought. but we have these three beautiful little girls, and they make us look like amateurs. so i'm living in a world of tiny sweaters and dolphins and weird greasy mystery stains. i'm gonna get you. but this new tide ultra stain release has a crazy amount of cleaning power and a pre-treat zap! cap that helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? aww. just kidding. she got me. [ female announcer ] now with new tide ultra stain release you can help remove 99% of everyday stains. >>> the politics of this is that there are no politics of this. this is about children. it need not be partisan. it need not be political. it need not be shrill and hateful. these are not others. these are children. >> dallas county judge clay jenkins has proposed that dallas count

since last week, protesters have been blocking buses headed to an immigration center in murrieta in riverside county. they ended up turning around and going to an immigration office in san diego and to a processing station. these immigrants were flown here from an overflowing immigration holding center in texas in anticipation of deportation. thousands of children and families have arrived at the texas border in recent months fleeing violence in places like guatemala, el salvador, and honduras. >>> a court victory for immigrant rights advocates. blocking arizona's policy of denying driver's licenses to young immigrants. those immigrants have obtained work permits and have avoided deportation under the obama administration policy. supporter of the immigrants argue they were being harmed by unequal treatment and the appeals court agreed. >>> firefighters say the wildfire that has already charred 6400 acres has fuel to continue to grow significantly. that's because the area has not burned for at least two decades. fire started on the fourth of july near the monticello dam and is only 35% contain

. >>> three people were killed when a small plane crashed in riverside county this morning. the single engine aircraft went down in the mountains west of lake elsinor today. >>> a killing of a palestinian teenager, they arrested six people. a teenager is in the middle of it all. >> reporter: a badly beaten 15- year-old emerged from an israeli courtroom on sunday. he is under house arrest for nine days. unable to fly home to florida. >> i was brutally attacked when i was just watching what was happening. >> reporter: his family says he is the handcuffed teenager in this cell phone video punched and kicked by israeli forces. >> soldiers came out from nowhere and attacked him and beat him. >> reporter: the u.s. state department condemned the beating and demanding a full investigation but israel's ambassador to the u.s. believes he was not innocent. >> reporter: he was with six other people, wore masks and they threw molotov cocktails at the police. three of them had knives. >> reporter: israeli officials say he was part of a revenge attack of his cousin. the killings have broug

sun newspaper, the company has been been trucking away undisclosed amount water from a plant in riverside for the arrowhead and pure life brants of bottle water located on a mission indian reservation. nestle leased the property from the tribe which as a sovereign nation is exempt from oversite biological water agencies and is not facing the same reporting require the months. >>> clouds and cooler weather an the bay area, this morning several places in the bay area were hit with a few sprinkles. this morning. meteorologist mike nicco joined us with what is on live doppler 7 hd. >>> good morning, everyone, we will look, first, behind me with the low clouds peeling back to the coast and now we have the mid-to-upper clouds that are full of monsoon moisture and that brought a few sprinkles and light rain last night and this morning. live doppler 7 hd showing more clouds than radar runs. if we go back six hours you can see the radar returns moving from southeast to northwest across our neighborhoods. we had .06" in novato at 11 o'clock last night. down in san jose it is questionable whether .0

protests waving american flags turned back buses carrying immigrant families to processing centers in riverside county. 140 detainees were taken to a suburban processing center when the protesters intervened yesterday. the immigrants were rounded up in texas after crossing illegally a wave that is overwhelming the state facility. protests want the undocumented immigrants deported immediately. they were re-routed to san diego with more arrivals expected every 72 hours for several weeks. >> the oakland city council ordered the four members of the joint powers come see crumb authority to reject a lease tension for the a's during tomorrow. the city's representatives will release their own proposal. yesterday the four representatives released details of a proposed deal they, worked out with the a's which the county supports. last week, city council members no showed at a coliseum board meeting preventing the board from vote on a lease rope am because they believe a city should negotiate a bet we deal with the a's. >> leyla gulen has a check of the weather and hot and dry conditions. >> very hot and

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i now live in riverside county where my pension dollars go more than they did in san francisco. but i have a lot of ties remaining in san francisco, a lot of friends up here and a lot of activities. my personal interest in a seat on the board. one of them is that it will give me a reason and opportunity to come up here often. the other reason that i have applied and echo what i have heard and most supervisors campos asked. i think my business, the legal process has become far too complicated and far to expensive. people i think cannot exercise legitimate rights for that reason. i'm a strong believer in the assessment of appeals process especially the the process which gives people the relative inexpensive -- ability to exercise their rights. i work part-time now for two law firms in the los angeles area. one of the two firms i do worm representing taxpayers and property assessments. the counties i work for are orange and los angeles and san diego. i don't have any cases, haven't had, would not take any cases representing taxpayers in this jurisdiction. so those are my background

mark glasser of riverside believes the dire warnings. he's gone from a thirsty lawn on his 7,000 square foot property to desert landscaping and cut his water use by four-fifths. >> going from $400 a month in peak summertime season to barely cresting maybe $100. >> reporter: and now fines of up to $500 a day for wasteful outdoor watering, washing your car without a shutoff nozzle, allowing unchecked runoff of sprinkles or washing down sidewalks or driveways. >> there is not an infinite supply of water and we have to use that water sufficiently otherwise it may not be there tomorrow for us. >> reporter: here's the drought's impact. the lake north of l.a. down 70 feet since may. back then there was water where i'm standing now, and it continues to drop another foot every day. montecito, home to celebrities like oprah winfrey and al gore, didn't wait for the new rules. collecting more than a million in fines already and convincing homeowners like ted to cut back now. >> watering once a week is sufficient for us. >> reporter: and in sacrament

protesters if riverside stopped three buses yesterday. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom with more. >> the move happened before the sun came up this morning. one of the three homeland security buses that had to re-route to the san diego area yesterday left the border patrol station. >> around 12:45 the homeland security bus pulls from custom facilities and you can see two people wearing hospital masks sitting behind the driver and the ones along the side of the bus are covered making it impossible do see who is inside. after the bus is on a freeway, border patrol agents stop other cars including news crews from following it. >> the bus is one of three buses stopped by protests yesterday. on board were 140 undocumented immigrants, many children. they were flown to california to ease overcrowding at facilities in texas where an overwhelming number of people have been crossing the border. protesters say "enough is enough." >> i wish america would be america again because it is not. it is just not pointed to the hispanics, it is every

southern california where angry residents blocked buses full of immigrant children arriving in the riverside county town of murrieta this week. those immigrant children and thousands more arriving every three days from texas where border patrol facilities are simply overwhelmed. the goal was to hold the immigrants here until a cou could determine whether they will be allowed to stay in the u.s. rick overlink is with californians for population stabilization. he thinks the decision to bring these undocumented immigrants to california was a mistake. >> one, we don't have the resources for them. it takes resources, communities are strained already trying to provide schools, health care and so on. beyond that, by allowing them to stay here, the obama administration is just encouraging more people to come. >> because they cannot make it. they cannot survive and they cannot live in safety. >> reporter: now a different group of buses carrying families also from central america arrived at the town of el centro, california, earlier this week and they had no protesters there at all. christie smith, nb

about 45 minutes south of riverside. now for the second time this week, homeland security will try to deliver bus loads of undocumented families from central america to a holding facility there. last time their buses were blocked by protesters commanding these people on board be deported immediately instead of being held in the facility. the families are being moved from an overcrowded facility in texas. officials have not said exactly when the buses will arrive, but we will bring you updates as soon as they're available. now own ore damian trujillo is in mary yet this morning, he'll have a live report tonight. >>> meanwhile the fourth of july welcome the first day several american soldiers can call dhemss american citizens -- themselves american citizens. >> the constitution of the united states. >> president obama will welcome inl grant soldiers, reservists, and spouses at a naturalization ceremony at the white house. the u.s. military allows foreign nationals to enlist. the president's done this nearly every fourth of

its elegant neo-gothic design and riverside location were inspired by its counterpart in london.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 thin