government for the state of california is to the state of kansas to the state of of virginia to riverside county and looked at it what are the number of hours it took those types of implementations and we believe that given our complexity which is consistent that the 45 staff that's the solution that provides water what we need as a large $9 million entity i put together a brief slide for you not in our packet on your screen as you can see the proposal before you covers our $9 billion annual budget and for the number of hours related to this question at about hundred and $10,000 as you can see comparisons for kansas and virginia and riverside county and other i types of entities how many hours to implement their contracts were and as you can see our contract is million dollars 23 and we compare riverside mr. in particular $5 million budget and hundred and $7,000 but given the complexity and the city staff as far as 98 percent of the needs this is the best recommendation for us. >> i have one more question about people soft i epic that temple years ago there were scandals but now oracle ha

the story. >> reporter: it's just a construction site now but a tall, thin, glass tower called 1 riverside near spruce and locust with high end kitchens and luxury amenities. one bedrooms start at $685 and people are in their 50s, 60s or 70s and have a big home on the main line in pennsylvania or knowledge. and alyssa is trading a long ride from the suburbs to a short walk to work. >> it's different and different is not bad. >> an old warehouse son, they developed housing here more than 20 years ago he credited the wildly popular schuylkill banks park where people will spend big to live. >> we see modest amounts of infrastructure making big invest manies it has probably gone up tenfold. >> there was a neighborhood concern, sun reflecting off the glass with plans off the commune you gardens next door, the arc tebt explain its was designed to use less reflective materials. >> this portion here, that is why this portion has punched hole opening and has solid elements. >> the expected completion date. summer of 2018. >>> zip car is now available in wilmington. dennis williams along with member

in a moment, we will have a report from the riverside. first, marty patience is speaking with families where access to information has been tightly controlled. marty: here we go. we are getting answers from the authorities. we are not being allowed to film what is a peaceful protest of relatives gathered here with flowers to pay respects to the missing passengers. there is very tight security and authorities often don't want the media to film distressed relatives because they believe could harm what they call social stability in china. the protesters want answers for what happened to their loved ones who were on board the eastern star. that vote has been raised. it is a great -- it is upright and that should quicken the recovery process. the focus is on bringing out bodies. relatives want answers, but they also want the bodies of their loved one so they can start burials. >> we don't want to cause any troubles. we just want to commemorate our residents. marty: has you can see, a very heavy-handed response. police don't want pictures of th

downpour north of philadelphia into jenkintown, crossing over the delaware river from florence to riversideer than that things are starting to quiet down nicely. here's the area of low pressure still spinning around the pittsburgh area. we have a cold front moving in like this, so the air is real nice and dry on the other side of this front. very low dewpoints. it's breezy, winds are whipping around out of the west at 15 to 25 miles per hour. the she'd of moisture is up to the north. it's new england's turn this time around to see the drenching downpours, we'll quiet down and see the return of sunshine. a quick look at the day planner. we're up to 80 degrees, yesterday we topped out in the low 70s and most of the time we were stuck in in the 660s. we'll see an increase in sunshine. lunchtime, 77. 3:00 p.m., 79. same number for 6:00, we'll top out around 80. there's going to be a stray shower but most of us stay dry sun sets 8:34. >> phils and the nats play today, jeff skeverski has more on the interim manager not happy. >> reporter: when it rains it pours, the phillies can't do anything rig

. >> the brech in the news may be much worse than first believed according to house riverside committee chair. he said today up to 32 million americans may be affected that includes current and federal employee among others. also accuse accounted opm director of failing to learn from a cyber attack last july. here is what she told our maurice jones when he asked her if dat tatted been compromesed. against we did not have a breach of security. there was no information that was lost. >> republican from utah reference with are view in a house hearing today. >> when we rewinded the tape and look at the wjlatv interview you did on july 21st, you said, again we did not have a breach in security. there was no information that was l >> i was referring to piia. no you were not. that was not the question. that was not the question. it was misleading. he was lie. it was not true. >> the security systems have been upgraded in recent months to protect the data. >> maryland is facing accusations in a new saw suit judicial watch filed suit today. it argues the redrawing of conprosecutional dris distri

after he led authorities on a high-speed chase through orange and riverside county. after the bike ran out of gas he waited for the authorities to catch up with him. >>> california has passed a bill for mandatory vaccines for all kids. the bill was sparked by a measles outbreak at disneyland removing personal and religious exemptions for vaccinations. the california senate must i approve the bill before it is sent to the governor's desk. >>> pope francis said sometimes divorce is necessary to protect the safety of women and children. the catholic faith does not recognize divorce only annulments approved by the church. pope francis has made headlines for his progressive stance on social stance on political issues. >>> bristol palin announced she is pregnant daughter of say.sara palin. she was engaged to be married over memorial day weekend but called off the wedding a week before the ceremony. >> 4:57 a video taped beating of a philadelphia high school student leads to social media manhunt for the people responsible. >> the cdc reveals the gross truth behind red burni

riverside by 5:15. let's look at this hail indicator here. some indications on radar we are showing hail possibly around half an inch in diameter. i would not be surprised because a lot of storms today have been producing hail. we have gotten a lot of reports of that. right around deptford also gloucester pine hill moving into parts of gloucester county this is also another heavy shower across the area. this one i was mentioning earlier moving into lancaster county, i will keep my eye on this. radar is trying to indicate that this storm may be intensifying. either way, this one is in lancaster county and this is moving near 76 with some heavy rain and lightning. it's mostly tracking to the northeast around 20 25 miles an hour. it will be near clay by 5:07. if it holds together which i think it will it will start to move into parts of berks county. so we have quite a few thunderstorms on the radar we are watching right now. as we go through tonight we could certainly have more. severe thunderstorm watch will be up until 8:00 tonight. winds cou

moving through cherry hill, mount holly and riverside and medford that's the worst of i told. good downpours in gibbs town and media. we'll show you the areas that are on the back edge you see it in reading an lancaster breaking apart. wilmington almost done, dover you're kind of drying out because this is pushing to the east at this point. we're not entirely dry beyond that we get showers here and there. let's look outside, we'll see the steady rain leaving looking in atlantic city, the skyline there. 68 degrees the number right now. the temperatures are down with the rain and fog that we have in spots, the dewpoint 64. obviously moisture in the atmosphere, even beyond that it will feel kind of humid. the winds out of the south-southeast and the barometer is holding stealed. satellite and radar showing the heaviest rain moving in early if you wait until 7:00 a.m. we'll see the back edge move through the city at this point. beyond that you get the sense we're not dry, we have clouds and showers. we have our always on day planner to help you plan your day. future tracker 6 show

1,000 personnel as of this morning, i can assure you there are no bounds being placed on me as a riverside country fire chief in holding back the deployment of any resources. >> early-august, southern california - the hills outside los angeles are on fire. >> california's governor has declared a state of emergency. we've just arrived on the scene. the situation is critical. >> the entire mountainside is smoldering. this thick acrid smoke smell in the air and we're following this strike team now right into the top of the mountain to where the fire line begins. >> for this blaze, the combined might of the firefighting forces of california is on full display. in just 24 hours, the costs have already run into the millions. >> it's been a busy season. it started really early for us we had pretty significant fires in may which is pretty rare. it just seems like a lot of fires are burning. as far as the outlook for this season. it's going to be a busy one. >> these are serial conflagrations now, and they're magnifying themselves, and the costs are enormous. >> costs like this sprawling "fire camp

in the municipal boarder riverside county rfx the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months. our city has blax boxes in in 2 [inaudible] with plan for 776 more. there are [inaudible] in the fleet that don't require instullation. i'm scg the city attorney to work with my office to mandate the installation of black boxes across the city fleet and development a program that offers probust data analysis for departments to maximize efficiently. there are 2 main issues i have been spear heading since taking office, one is vision zero, increase pedestrian safety by 2024 and increase efficiency by using city fund in a smart manner to help in the long run. the legislation man date the instullation of black boxes in every vehicle by jan 1, 2017. the city administrators will monitor the cyst 78 and utilize the data [inaudible] i want to make sure that the board of supervisors will be part of that conversation and the legislation requiring a annual report to be submit today the board. there is some ovlap between what supervisor farrell spoke of

government for the state of california is to the state of kansas to the state of of virginia to riversidecounty and looked at it what are the number of hours it took those types of implementations and we believe that given our complexity which is consistent that the 45 staff that's the solution that provides water what we need as a large $9 million entity i put together a brief slide for you not in our packet on your screen as you can see the proposal before you covers our $9 billion annual budget and for the number

african- americans have always known that we could do, and that is to lay down our burdens down by the riverside. >> reporter: so for connecting african-americans with the beauty and power of nature, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to rue mapp. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> for "outdoor afro" camping and hiking schedule, we have posted a link at cbssf.com/ >>> coming up at 5:00 a bay area school gets tough when a senior prank goes too far. how students are fighting back at their punishment. that and more tonight at 5:00. >>> california academy of science has introduced its newest penguin. this one a month old is named curry after the warriors player steph curry. we have a first glimpse of the little guy on google hangout today. he still has two months of growing do before he is placed in a public exhibit and they are going to put a little tv in there. [ laughter ] >> maybe a tv so he can watch his namesake tonight at 6:00. >> yes. that would be awesome. >>> all right. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> yeah. have a great afternoon, everybody. and enjoy the game tonight. we'll see y

he fled police during a traffic stop then put lives in danger racing through orange and riverside countiese ran out of gas, came to a stop and waited to be arrested. >>> as for this morning's road conditions clear and dry along the west coast except wet roads -- expect wet roads across northern texas and through most of the south with possible flooding on roadways in the midwest and ohio valley. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in memphis, atlanta, and dallas. >>> california could soon require that nearly all public schoolchildren be vaccinated. >> the state assembly passed the tough measure yesterday. it ends exemptions because of religion or personal belief. 150 people were infected during a maseles outbreak in southern california last year and that pushed lawmakers into action. >> how many children have to die before we do something and i think the legislature and the assembly certainly today has said we've had enough. >> the bill now goes to the state senate for minor revisions. the governor plans to sign it. doctors applauding it but opponents threaten legal action. >>> ju

"we are looking on the riverside," says antonio, a friend "hoping to find him or for someone to tell he is alive." signs warn against swimming in the water. >> we will keep looking until we find him. richard: montgomery county fire and rescue said the search is not technically over. they are asking park rangers and kayakers and boaters to keep a sharp eye out. the family is holding out hope. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: two suspects in the death of a baltimore teenager are behind bars. officers say that the 15-year-old was sexually assaulted and strangled before her home was set on fire sunday. the suspects are gang members the police say, and they knew the victim. a prosecutors expected to drop charges against a uva student after a controversy all arrest. martese johnson was arrested back in march. photos of the arrest show him pinned to the ground with blood on his face. johnson was initially charged with public intoxication. now the charlottesville commonwealth attorney said the charges will be dropped. he also said the findings did not warn charges against the virginia alcoho

and what we've found is there are some city councilmen in riverside and places like that with giant, green lawns and they're imposing rules on everybody else. but for the most part there's not any really egregious cases that i know of. >> let's talk about the weather for a moment. texas is getting all this rain flooding everywhere. they were in a terrible drought. what, if anything, does that mean for us here in california? and how much water have they gotten? >> well, to put the texas thing in perspective san jose got 13 inches of rain in the last 12 months. san francisco's had about 20. l.a.'s had 8. houston had 11 inches on tuesday night in 24 hours. >> wow. wow. >> so basically a year's supply in one night. there's a question over whether this is related to el nino. there are el nino conditions in the pacific right now. the stronger the el ninos are historically in california, the more rain we get. we had one last year but it fizzled out. the water in the ocean was warm. it didn't connect with the atmosphere to change the jet stream and bring storms. this year so far, it is conne

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a year in riverside. should think about picking up the house. a lot of the reason that is so low is because rates are so low. olivia: what is going on with rent? is that sustainable that rent will keep going up? >> rent is crazy in this country right now. affordability. broadly, homeownership is really affordable but rents have never been less affordable. they have literally never been less affordable dating back to the early 1980's. people are now spending rent a lot more -- you know of what we speak. it is really expensive to rent right now. nationally, rents are rising more than home prices. matt: thank you very much. we have breaking news right now on the labor market. we will go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: i want to start with personal income and spending. we are seeing -- in personal spending. personal income up more than forecast. a half percent increase there. personal spending coming in 9%. it is all good news on the personal income 220 7000 last week. we are continuing in a positive range. continui

aircraft crashed into a cell phone tower huge video from a scene that happened yesterday afternoon riversidecounty one person died of a side of the class a woman was ejected from the plane and is in the hospital there time for recall the plant the crash and the cell phones our. >>mark: a pest infestation one area city taking a live look at the golden gate were the fault is pushing and around the bank would weather and traffic a big drop expected on wall street will have the opening bell and the other side. >>mark: tomorrow as the deadline for greece to work out a deal to avoid defaulting on is that the european union and the concern vagaries could drop to your follow the european union bridge banks are) on what on morning and closed until thursday right now the future is down hundred and 78. does a 1% drop work once watched wall street and bring an update on the market's but it is a big drop on wall street in the concerns about. >>michelle apon: to a little bit warmer tomorrow it will reap big ridge of high pressure will move in and and we can't even see triple digit heat across the bay will

and as you move east into riverside and san bernardino. these are all historic aquifers that could be available to take that recycled water, put it back in the ground, pull it out, clean it and recycle and recycle and eventually these aquifers, which many of which are contaminated would be clean and available for the future. we could probably add all of the capacity of these aquifers in southern california and have greater storage capacity than the largest reservoir in the state of california which is shasta reservoir way up here in northern california. so by using the aquifers as a storage facility and what we call con junktive water management, when you have a lot of rain, you store it. store it offstream store it below ground in the aquifers, and then when you have your dry periods, as california historically does, you can take that water out. but you cannot take out as much as currently being taken from these aquifers in california. we're seeing the collapse of the aquifers in the san joaquin valley. we're seeing the land subsiding in

en los condados de los angeles , ventura, orange, riverside, san bernardino y san diego se busca reducirun 15 % , agencias como el departamento de agua y energia dicen que en la ciudad de los angeles por ejemplo.. "el consumo se controlara incialmente en la ordenanza sobre uso de agua exteriores". el riego de su cesped en un dia no establecido en la ciudad de los angeles podriaepsentarleuna multa de hasta $200 dolares, en otras ciudades esa misma infraccion le puede costar hasta $500. las reglas aplican a los 38- millones de residentes en california.. a partir de hoy nadie puede usar agua potable para limpiar banquetas, tampoco podran lavar carros sin hacer uso de mangueras ahorradoras.. los restaurantes no pueden servir agua a menos de que el cliente lo pida, y los hoteles deberan notificar a los huespedes sobre la opcion de no cambiar toallas y sabanas a diario. lorena --- recuerde que usted puede acceder a creditos que acceder a creditos que ofrecen distintas agencias por cambiar su jardin por uno que consuma menos agua, o recibir reembolsos al comprar inodoros y lavadoras de alto ren

in center city we have the intense rain passing through and the sun is returning in the city and riverside north of cherry hill getting rainfall one lightning strike in this advantage point and heading over 55 in glassboro and woodbury on and off intermittent rain and an intense ban of rain passed through. this is from lee marie in aston can you see the water piled up on the roads all the water running down the street and collecting in one location of course you don't want to drive into a flooded road and find an alternate route. in aston between an inch inch and a half of rain, doesn't sound like a lot but it fell in a short am of time and even an inch in philadelphia county as well. we have flood advisory in effect for montgomery county and delaware county and chester county and newcastle county until 8:00 this evening there are roads that have water collected on them and you don't know how deep it is so just be cautious, if are you traveling around in any counties in southeastern pennsylvania in addition to that, we have a thunderstorm watch in effect tonight. in eastern parts of pennsy

hundreds of these relatives converged here in this riverside city of jianli to learn about what happen their loved ones. most passengers were elderly chinese. so people's parents, people's grandparents. and the relatives of course waiting for some news here, even as the authorities have -- what was initially a search and rescue operation that o involved hundreds of doife divers in thi murky water of the yangtze river. it is now more after salvage operation with cranes on floating barges that helped to overturn the capsized cruise ship to get it to an upright position and now the difficult work of trying to lift it back to the surface to bring four of its decks that have been submerged under water, decks with cabins, back up so that this very difficult work can be made, more easier to do. divers when this vessel was submerged say they are operating with 50 centimeters of visibility, pretty much in the dark, having to feel their way around. in many cases the cabins appear to have been locked. of course the ship is believed to have overturned around 9:30 at night on monday night. at a tim

police say they found all the cats near riverside drive in saucon township. they have no signs of injuries so they think they may have been poisoned. police believe that someone left antifreeze out for them. >>> a torch run arrived at its destination today. the action cam was at wilmington police head quarters as the olympics flame of hope made a pit stop on the way to delaware. these are some of the 500 law officials that escorted the flame 160 miles across the first state. the special olympics summer games is officially under way there. time to pass the torch for the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pellman is standing by in the traffic center. >> people are feeling like they have been torched this afternoon, it's so hot out there. on an afternoon friday afternoon in june like this, things get really busy as they get out of dodge especially down the shore, we are looking live at 42 there goes a bird flying along. right here at creek road on the southbound side it doesn't look horrible. back at the walt whitman bridge it's substantially slower on i-95 a

. >> reporter: this morning, police in riverside, california, looking for this man, caught on this babyging through the baby's room. the infant wasn't there. but watch the thief walking around with his empty loot bags. frightening scenes like this are being recorded in homes more. they're turning into security cameras, catching intruders in the act. >> when it's shared on social media, it really gives everyone a chance to see the person's face, know what's going on in their neighborhood. and kind of act as almost an extra set of eyes and ears for the police. >> reporter: watch as this nanny cam captures an intruder tacking a new jersey mom in front of her daughter. police later captured the alleged intruder who pleaded not guilty in an ongoing trial. or, this would-be burglar busted by a live stream in arizona. >> yes, i'm watching on my surveillance camera from work. >> reporter: the alleged thief even stopping to give out a few doggie treats. as he treats himself to her home. >> my dogs are there. he's giving my dogs dog treats. >> reporter: the police surrounded the home and took the

days after frank rodriguez died, he was honored like a fallen soldier at the military cemetery in riversiderd to come out here for the funeral. >> reporter: autumn, who was in the house when frank died, said good-bye in a way only a child could. >> autumn put a teddy bear in the coffin. she was a sweet little girl. >> reporter: the last good-bye was a struggle for frank's family. >> it was very hard on mom. she did go into a deep depression. >> reporter: as the people who loved him mourned, detectives were trying to find answers. they drove 200 miles north to the rolling hills and small town charm to apgngel gate to check out angelina's story, that she accused frank's friend of misconduct with students. that chad was furious over that. and that all of it might be the reason behind frank's unexplained death. >> they were asking us our opinion of who had access to frank. >> reporter: this man worked at angel gate at the time. he told police he hadn't noticed chad talking with frank. but he did remember how upset chad was about angelina's charges. >> chad was beside himself. i have never seen

of riverside. a lifetime member of the riverside african-american historical society darela worked to preserve the rich african-american history in riverside. . she worked on countless endeavors in the area, including toys for tots and helped the community in countless ways. she was a mother a grandmother, a great grandmother, a sister, an aunt and a friend. her life cements her legacy as one of our greatest residents. she will be missed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? the gentleman is recognize for one minute. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. last week the international air transport association recommended new guidelines to reduce the size of carry on luggage. it's 21% smaller than the size permitted by most major domestic airlines. eight major international carriers already adopted the size limits and the trade association is suggesting more airlines will be adopting it soon. if implemented

disaster, more than 1,000 relatives of passengers of the "eastern star" cruise ship converged on the riversidey, desperate for answers about their missing loved ones. some are gu a severe storm on the yangtze river is not enough to explain this terrible tragedy. >> translator: after we the families of the victims arrive here we feel there is a situation here and that they're overemphasizing this was a natural disaster. overemphasizing how this was a natural disaster. according to a lot of the investigations we have done, today we are in the age of the internet. an age where there is open information. we think this is not just. >> reporter: thursday, relatives held a somber candlelight vigil. the chinese government is promising an investigation into the cause of the accident. and for now, it's providing free housing for most of the distraught relatives waiting here. but for some families, that's not enough. they sent us this letter to chinese authorities, requesting the return of body, of victims to the families. and a meeting with a vice premiere of china. to explain why the ship sailed into t

disaster, more than a thousand relatives of passengers of the eastern star cruise ship converged on the riverside city desperate for answers about their missing loved ones. some of them argue that a severe storm on the river is not enough to explain this terrible tragedy. >> after we arrived here, we feel there's a situation here in that they are overemphasizing this is a natural disaster. but according to a lot of the investigations we have done, today we are in the age of the internet, an age of open information. bethink this is not just. >> reporter: relatives held a somber candle light vigil. the chinese government is promising an investigation into the cause of the accident and for now it's providing free z housing for most of the distraught relatives wait hearing. but for some families, that's not enough. they sent us this letter they sent to chinese authorities requesting the return of bodies of victims to the families and a meeting with the vice premier of china to explain why the ship sailed into the storm when other vessels anchored safely on shore. the disaster has gripped chinese soci

. >> reporter: police in riverside, california are looking for this man caught on this baby monitor videoom. watch the thief walk around with the empty loot bag. frightening scenes are being recorded in more and more homes. tiny cameras for keeping an eye on your children are and pets, they are turning into security cameras. >> when it's shared on social media, it gives everybody a chance to see the person's face and know what's going on and act as an extra set of eyes and ears. >> reporter: watch as this nanny cam catches an intruder attacking a new jersey mom in front of her daughter. they caught the intruder who pleaded not guilty in the on going trial. >>> this is a live stream set up by an arizona looking at her dogs. the alleged thief even stopping to give it a few doggy treats as he treats himself to the home. >> mi dog was there and he was giving my dogs dog treats. >> reporter: the police surrounded home an took the man into custody. he pleaded guilty. now security cameras can stream to the mobile devices. from the safety of her bedroom a woman watched in horror capturing the hom

she goes in the state prison system is not clear but for the past three years she was held at the riverside'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> quite an end to quite a story thank you. >>> embarrassed but okay, that is how philadelphia police are describing a 17-year-old girl with who vanished from her father's car last night. it started when 17-year-old sara wills parents picked her up from a concert at susquehanna center. and at some point wilson insisted her father stop because she was not feeling well. he parked so his daughter could go to the bathroom, they searched all night and found her asleep under a tree, at 7:00 a.m. >>> philadelphia police just released video of the suspects in a fishtown home invasion they walked into a backyard on east first street yesterday morning and then broke in through a back door and went into the basement where they found a 33-year-old man cleaning and shot him twice in the legs and took his cell phone and one dollar and left through the back door. if you recognize either suspect contact philadelphia police. >>> police have also released video o

african- americans have always known that we could do, and that is to lay down our burdens down by the riversideeporter: so for connecting african-americans with the beauty and power of nature, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to rue mapp. "you don't have to have an afro to be an "outdoor afro"." she says everyone is well could people of other ethnicities joined in on the nature lesson when we were there. >> good to know. i was wondering about that. >> yeah. >> it was a lot of fun for everyone. >> sounds cool. thanks, sharon. >> for "outdoor afro"'s camping and hiking schedule we have a link at cbssf.com/hero. >>> did you know that already right now, today, we are in an el nino we are talking about may happen during the wintertime of the we hope the el nino will be stronger which may bring rainfall here to california. three things i want to talk about this with el nino update chart. they look at the temperature deviation from formal in a three-month average kind of smoothing out the chart and right you know that, three- month average is six-tenths of a degree above normal in cels