kennedy: you have curated a exhibit of chicano art at riverside art museum in riverside california.nated over 500 pieces. >> i have been collecting for a number of years, around 40 of chicano art. i was first guy into it and collected on large scale, and started touring the collection for a bunch of years, got the opportunity and extended self through riverside, california they had a building to repurpose it was a beautiful mid century building, historic, and so they asked me if i would put the collection there. and they take care of it. and they would stay there for all eternity, we'll see how far all eternity is. it is doing exceptionaly well,. kennedy: i can't wait to see it, i'm going to riverside to check out the cheech marin exhibit, the museum the cheech. >> go check it out, chicano art is american art. there are so many representations of you that artists made the over the years. and i hope you have a glorious rest of your day, cheech thank you for coming by. >> thank you, kennedy, you be good. kennedy: i'm trying. i don't always succeed. >> all right. kennedy: thank you, de

tucked between a busy street and a suburban hillside in riverside county lies a painful reminder of the past. >> our children deserve to be found, our children deserve to be brought home. >> reporter: in this old-school cemetery, at least 65 indigenous children are buried, there remains are far away from their homes. >> each of those children is a missing family member. >> reporter: why are these children buried here? a groundbreaking federal study reveals new details. >> tens of thousands of indigenous children were taken from their communities and forced into boarding schools run by the u.s. government. >> we must understand the full history. >> reporter: according to the report, between 18 , 19 and 1969, they supported more than 400 boarding schools across 37 states and territories, the goal is to inseminate children into society, and on a broader scale, delay the ground to accelerate the taking of tribal lands. >> as the federal government removed themselves, they also worked to eradicate and assimilate native americans, alaskan natives and native hawaiians. >> reporter: 12 of these

the line up in rio is absolutely top class d as in riverside, mostly for an investment. it's really the criminal. a crown is got in and with the women in particular, the level is really shut up over the past year. every so missouri, steve, i hope you can see things developing on practically a week by week basis by the invest noise machine. it's easy to forget that competitors like lillia still essentially kids making the presence of their parents all the more important does. yeah. not. so yoga her age makes the organizational so i'd just as important what she was was i don't have his own making sure she gets 2 or 3 hot meals a day. that there's enough money grade for on, and that she makes it to training on timing. just doesn't english one of those visitors. yeah. i'm sure she's here with the german team, but they're all adults and not necessarily responsive to the needs of the 15 year old. so anybody all seebert officer at of yeah, yeah. and i rio turns out to be challenging in various ways. in addition to seemingly incessant rain, the training runs keep getting postpon

. >> contaminando el agua con altos niveles de pesticida un estudio de la universidad de riverside, californiaro ahora siente que es una gran pesadilla. >> (información en pantalla) (inaudible) >> mi hijo tenía moquillo se le quitaba y le volvía su hijo fue diagnosticado con una afección a los pulmones. >> el doctor le sugirió mudarse del lugar. >> para restablecer parte de la laguna y poder evitar el gas tóxico. >> noticias telemundo. >> interesante reportaje gracias. >> alguien captó imágenes que alguna vez lo vieron en pantalones cortos con camisa y que se lanza los leones marinos? >> estos animales son un atractivo para los turistas. >> (inaudible) >> por esta razón existe una investigación pendiente. >> una de las preocupaciones que tienen los residentes utilizará tecnología. >> (información en pantalla) >> llamas que arrasaron grandes terrenos en california. >> para combatirlas, los científicos recibirán el apoyo de la nasa. >> se va a realizar la investigación desde el espacio. >> especialmente con los satélites que mirarán todo el planeta por largos períodos de tiempo se van a preparar

andrea: se declarÓ culpable un hombre hispano de arlington, en riverside, california, que abusÓ sexualmente0 aÑos de edad. el sujeto se llama eliezer mendoza, y tiene 49 aÑos de edad, tras admitir su culpabilidad, fue sentenciado a 335 aÑos en prisiÓn por varias relaciones y actos lascivos contra las cinco niÑos, los abusos ocurrieron entre 2004 y 2016, pero fueron denunciado hasta el 2021, el aÑo en el que fue detenido. paulina: las siguientes una alerta pÚblica emitida por el fbi, la agencia federal estÁ pidiendo que evitemos estaciones de carga para nuestros telÉfonos celulares en los aeropuertos, hoteles o centros comerciales, los investigadores dicen que los delincuentes han descubierto forma de introducir, meter un software de vigilancia que podrÍa poner en riesgo nuestra informaciÓn personal. andrea: le vamos a dar la bienvenida a un investigador personal de ciber seguridad, bienvenido, gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". quÉ tipo de informaciÓn estÁ en riesgo al usar este tipo de estaciones de carga? >> estas estaciones de carga que Éste pudiera ver en un ce

riverside county is home to the coachella festival and a growing personal crisis that killed nearly 500 here last year. >> to all of our lawmakers. >> will: the district attorney pleading with state lawmakers to pass legislation to crack down on drug dealers. >> we want you to pass the laws and give us the tools to protect our citizens. it is simple as that. >> will: a staggering 6.2 million fentanyl pills were seized here by the county sheriff's narcotics division. >> i'm really happy to have you guys here today to train you in oh pret - >> will: they have ambassadors. >> it is white powder. it is totally over this -- odorless. you can see how that can be mixed into a pill of ndaa -- mdma. >> will: teaching them how to detect a party drug. >> they are not 100% effective. but they are highly effective. when people use a fentanyl patch strips, immediately, they are now aware that fentanyl is a risk. >> will: they are learning how to spot the telltale signs of an opioid overdose. >> take that flashlight on your phone, passed in front of their eye and then move it away and what you should

amy: harry belafonte speaking in 2016 at the historic riverside church in new york.e democracy now!'s 20 the anniversary. he co-headlined the event with noam chomsky. harry died on tuesday at the age of 96 of congestive heart fill your at his home in new york city. you can visit democracynow.org to see the full event as well as all of our interviews with harry belafonte. harry giving his speech in 2003 against the war in iraq, venezuela, at the sundance film festival when the documentary about him premiered talking fullybout h lifand so much mor that does it foour show on surday, juan gonzalez will deliver the opening plenary address at american university. visit democracynow.org for more information. a special thanks to our archivists for today's show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] (sophie fouron) it's a little, tiny dot on the map. the star in t

michael hester from riverside, california.f laws since 2011, bill 105, prop 49, prop 57, intended to lighten sentences and reduce the number of criminals in state jails. but what have these laws and measures cumulatively done to the golden state. >> made california's criminal justice system revolving door. goes into custody not for misdemeanor but felony crimes, very little time in the jails. an individual had committed 37 felonies over a 17-month period, and that includes commercial burglaries, vandalism, and he had spent very little time in our jails, in fact he was sentenced in our county to three years, eight months in prison. he did three days in the local jail because of ab109 and he was out. you can't run a system like that. people are leaving california, closing down businesses, it's a disaster and our governor and our legislature do nothing. they just ignore it. and it's time that they did their jobs. >> john: you mentioned one individual and i wanted to highlight that, put up his picture on the screen here. his name

. >> this week in riverside county a male who identifies as a female allegedly attacked several girlsis also in the girl's locker room using girl's rest rooms. he spit on my friends that are girls. >> what they are teaching our kids, let it be our choice. we are the parents. >> now, that student in riverside was expelled and officials in san diego insist that they are following the law. the irony is. this schools require parent consent toe take an aspirin, go on a field trip or play sports not here. now typically these policies are not written down. adopted quietly and parents don't know unless they ask and frequently they don't. >> trace: have to call for aspirin but not for changing sexes. william, thank you. ♪ well, breaking tonight, the u.s. has begun overland evacuations american civilians from sudan a bus convoy carrying about 200 citizens left khartoum late today. it aims to travel 525 miles to the red sea coast is being tracked by armed american drones. now, there are about 16,000 u.s. citizens in sudan. many of them hold dual citizenship. up next we hear from the parents of o

nuevos condados uno de estos a quien el área de la bahía se trata del condado contra costa además de riverside los que son elegibles para obtener recursos adicionales ayudar con la recuperación >> ya han transcurrido tres semanas desde que la asistencia federal llegó a los centros de recursos de monterrey impactados por las inundaciones en pájaro pero mire esto los residentes no han podido tramitar solicitudes para la barrera del idioma es que en esa zona la mayoría es de origen de oaxaca hablan diferente idioma, el condado de monterrey facilitó servicios privados mediante una orden de lenguaje indígena la que ha estado ayudando a los residentes mientras los centros de asistencia federal ya están recibiendo aplicaciones y hacen el esfuerzo de retener los servicios de interpretación lengua indígena >> inició la pandemia en santa clara y se reporta una disminución en la vacunación de menores autoridades actúan al respecto >> además mire como algunos inmigrantes estarían a la frontera de méxico y estados unidos cuando intentaban cruzar, que ocurrió? le explicaremos. >> en palco deportivo en el >>

the sheriff of riverside county, california, chad bianco, joins me now.iminals contracting out to youngsters? >> well, good morning. it's a kind of a long story, but here many california we are, our legislators have made a decade the-long attempt in destroying our criminal justice system and basically decriminalization of everything. but one of those issues was juveniles. they have made it next to impossible for any law enforcement to contact juveniles, to interview juveniles. we can't interview any juvenile anymore unless they have an attorney will the present. basically, your name, that's it. and so these criminal, they know that, and so particularly, ironically, the people making these laws claim that we target persons of color. and so ironically, it's the persons of color that are in these gangs, the hispanic gangs and our black gangs, that are recruiting juveniles to actually commit their crimes, to do their shootings, to commit the robberies. and then if they get caught, hay know there's no repercussion to them, and the adults are just going to blam

host: riverside, new jersey, republican. let's try to get you in. go ahead. caller: i appreciate that. timing. how about that tiny? -- that timing? these are really not federal offenses. how many other people have done this and have not had to go through this like he's going through this? he's basically had a target on his head from day one. i think we will find that he will be all right in the end. host: when you say how many other people have done this, what do you mean? caller: basically i just saw on the news today that 190-some odd politicians have paid people off. it's not a federal offense to pay people off. host: to quash a political story? caller: exactly. they said it was not a federal offense. i think we will find until the end that it will be figured out that it's not a federal offense. even when they figure this out, they are not going to stop. they will not stop. host: okay. mark, charleston, west virginia. hi, mark. caller: hi. host: mark, we are listening. we are getting your reaction to the arraignment. we are waiting for the president to com

of the dodgers opener against the diamondbacks and all of a sudden, 35-year-old ricardo war is a riverside dashes onto leftfield. >> i was like i never would've thought. >> reporter: he and 33-year-old stephanie met three years ago through a friend and they've been inseparable ever since. this was the moment he decided he wanted to make it official, but before she could even answer he says the plan was to propose to her in the stands but after developing a bit of in game liquid courage, he somehow convinced himself that he needed a bigger audience. after being tackled by three security guards, he was handcuffed and escorted to the holding cell inside the stadium. after the game, he says she was finally able to give her answer. the next day he was back at work. he says he's feeling extremely sore from the nfl style tackle and he's now banned from attending games for a year. but with a big victory for the dodgers and a big victory for him and his now fianc÷, he says it was all worth it. >> he said he would even do it again. >> and she said yes. >> and how is that man not in the hospital righ

the worst these riverside communities have seen in decades >> and maggie joins us now.aggie, the severe weather you mentioned in the south is already picking up >> reporter: yeah, lester, that's right with water still rising here in iowa, our team is now tracking a tornado watch in central texas and severe thunderstorms in parts of florida, and wind gusts in both states are expected to top 70 miles per hour tonight. lester. >> it's been a rough spring, all right, maggie, thanks. >>> and california has historic levels of mountain snow melt. severe flooding will test decades-old levees here's steve patterson. >> reporter: california is a climate war zone after suffering through a decades-long megadrought followed by months of record rainfall and deadly flooding, now residents brace for another crisis, the snowpack in the sierra mountains that melts in the spring is more than 250% what it normally is. it contains twice as much water as the state's 28 major reservoirs, and as temperatures rise, what goes up must come down. >> my anxiety for the next few months is that we'll

>> reporter: well, in shawn 's case, he grew up in riverside. somebody brought him a baby hawk, and he took that hawk. back then everybody had a library book from the neighborhood. he quickly looked up how to care for the hawk. he used a gardening glove. he read somewhere that you put bells, so he used his mom's christmas ornaments. he said that i didn't know what i was doing, but he knew that was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. he tells kids all the time, if you want to do something, do it. >> in your store you explained why lou and annie are in the bill tower. it is so they can go hunting. we give them a lot ri tention. explains that, >> reporter: he says it is because of the wind from the golden gate. they use it for lift. i learned so much from this guy. just incredible. >> we learned a lot from your story, too. thank you so much. bring back some more for us, would you? >>> coming up, we have seen our share of landslides and collapses this year. when we come back, and entire building tumbled down the side of a hill. >>> crazy

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the ensuing fire spread across 23,000 acres and burned more than one dozen cabins in orange and riverside counties. if convicted, clark could get life in prison. >>> new estimates out of santa clara county show the storms took a $250 million toll on the roads. the persistent rain pounding the pavement led to landslides and covert failures. most of the damaged roads are back open, but several have been closed since march. that includes old santa cruz highway near bear creek road, clayton road and alder croft heights road. >>> palisades tahoe is celebrating the snowiest season on record. the olympic valley ski resort says that it received nearly 60 feet of snow this year, and that breaks the previous record set during the 2016-2017 season. unfortunately though, only alpine meadows will be open for fourth of july skiing and riding due to a construction project at palisades. let's go to the weather now! >>> we are enjoying beautiful weather here. it is starting to warm up a little bit and feel like spring! >> yeah, now for something completely different! we were just looking at a review from

they are now on this list along with riverside, san diego, and yolo counties. bay area counties are on the governors list. the only one that is not is solano county. he listed counties are eligible for resources to assist with the recovery from all of our storms. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. great america with a night without a chaperone. what is behind the change? >> why scientists are warning about the impact of artificial intelligence on global warming. >>> a mild 55 in san jose right now. even higher tomorrow. even higher tomorrow. i will show you all of after advil. feelining better?? on topop of the woworlddddd!! before advil. advivil targets s pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-i-gels. >>> layoffs at another bay area company. it is cutting 200 positions. 4% of its nonproduction workforce. clorox said that not all the cuts are actual layoffs. some employees were moved to fill open positions. the change could open it happen over the next two years. >>>'s a great america. the santa clara theme park

, and then six of the nine uc's guarantee admission for tag participants, davis, irvine, merced, riverside, santa barbara and santa cruz. and you receive preference at the other three, san diego, ucla, denver. for some students, maybe it is right to think about taking a gap year and spend some time touring, getting independent, and perhaps reapplying again and seeing if you have better luck after you have done a bit of adventuring for the next application cycle. kristen: that is great advice. i am glad you mentioned the uc tag program. the freshman admission acceptance rates have tumbled so much, but your chances are so much better as a transfer, and there is the tag guarantee, so don't forget that. that say your kid got into grade school or multiple grade schools, and now they have to decide. give us tips for deciding, dues and don'ts. lauren: i think if you are able to go back to visit, if you have not been to the campus, you want to lay eyes on it before you commit, but even if you went for one of those early introductory tour and information sessions, now is the time to go back and get

the chp today issued an endangered missing advisory for bute, san bernardino, riverside and los angeles counties. memory is believed to be driving a 1990 chevrolet truck, although authorities did not provide the specific color of that truck, called action for cyclists in san francisco tonight they held a slow ride, asking city leaders to install protected bike lanes on our grillo boulevard from golden gate park into the procedure, geo. this comes after an award winning cyclist was killed there last week. ktvu is amber lee has more now on the message. slow ride to call for fast action on busy our gorilla boulevard in san francisco. bicyclists are demanding that protected bike lanes be installed from golden gate park into the presidio. you're constantly concerned about what's going to happen on the next block at the next intersection like this. nobody deserves to die like this bicyclist gathered near the spot where world track cycling champion ethan boys of san francisco was struck and killed by a driver last week in park presidio. they wrote almost 3.5 miles to the polo fields were boys

here's one sheriff in riverside county. >> you know, in the last ten years criminals have become increasingly more violent and brazen. what we are seeing in response to these very lax laws on crime, push to decriminalize everything, push to lessen the penalty for something, or even take away the penalty for crime is basically emboldening criminals to do more. it's horrifying for law enforcement. it's horrifying for the public that has to deal with it. >> tucker: here's our guess. we don't know the guy. but we would bet money that the second that man is vested in his pension, the second he can leave, he'll be in idaho or arizona, or anywhere other than that state. you can't live in a state like that unless you're rich. of course. so if you cared about the state of california, you would do something about this. but gavin newsom has completely ignored the condition of his state, physically, now filthy. instead, he's doing what they all do, doubling down on identity politics. pandering to people on the basis of their skin color or sexual orientation or whatever. and because ultimately he is a sti

it's eid al-fitr, we gather by the riverside, we eat together and have fun together. it's a ceremony that brings the people together after a month of fasting and servitude. all the children, from small to big, have grown up. here we are together. are you shooting? seeing each other with all the children is very enjoyable from the village, we are preparing a family holiday in the village of kiasar on the occasion of eid al-fitr, and we are very fond of nagin carpet. let's celebrate together. it's a very good opportunity in this village and it's a very clean atmosphere for children . everyone gathers together. it's a good feeling . there's nothing better than being together. this pleasant spring weather is also very dirty and it's really bad for children too. my grandfather and grandmother are the constant foot of this entertainment we have a lot of fun here, we do it together, it gives us a lot of money, of course, i understood from their conversations that this is just a simple round, but it will be good on the eid day that we will gather together , if it is okay, it

and his april 4th, 1967 speech at riverside church. we have one more question here.i know military industrial is predominantly a merit can, but aren't there other countries are in on this? yes, it russia. sure. sweet, real israel's big. israel is a big arms race, sweet entanglement of the of the the econom mes of those country is in manufacturing weapons is it just is so in terms of trying to put a righteous to this agenda. yeah or on all sides. sure very troubling. yeah i mean the problem is. there are omnipotent. i mean, they and you're right, it's not just the united, although we don't make much else anymore weapons. seymour melman wrote two. very good. at least two good books on permanent war economy. i think the name is one i can't. but he talks about how the military's just destroyed mean even bernie sanders can't really go after the military because they make f-35s in vermont so it all becomes about jobs mean they've been quite good about spreading this out throughout the country and that liberal wing of the democratic party the old proxmire was and mcgovern w

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since ancient times, after eid al-fitr, we gather by the riverside , read together , and have fun together gathers all the children from the big and the small in the world . our heart is full of conversation and a lot of time it is a fan of being together because we have everything from a small child to a 67-year-old old man who lives in the village with the solidarity of empathy. there is a good feeling, good time together, nothing is better, this pleasant spring weather is also very dirty and really eating, children are also a constant part of this entertainment . my grandparents are having a great time here. it is not a period, but the good thing about eid is that we gather together if there is any turbidity, it will be removed . the shooting competition and the awarding of prizes to the best people was the end of this family gathering . holding this ceremony along with the freshness and freshness that is bringing unity and solidarity between local and rural communities. mehrdad bazarpash, the minister of roads and urban development of the islamic republic of iran, majoring in economics

seeing along the mississippi river, where voluntary evacuations are already underway for a lot of riversidefrom cnn's meteorologist, chad myers, who's live for us in the cnn weather center. chad, a lot of activity, all over the map. >> yeah, i mean, the hail coming out of texas was unbelievable yesterday. we had 4 inches around, almost the size of a grapefruit falling out of the sky at terminal velocity of over 100 miles an hour. and florida, the big hail there. over the past 24 hours, have really been something. a couple of tornadoes, but it's the wind and hail that we saw yesterday, not as much today. we are not in that kind of situation. look at this hail. this is part of -- this is sitting in the passenger seat of a car. this is how large the hail was falling out of the sky yesterday, even closing the school district, because there was so much damage to their schools, with the hail and the wind and the rain and the roof damage and window damage, as well. so here's where we are right now. did have a tornado warning not that long ago for panama city. that was a waterspout moving onshore.

further south in riverside county near los angeles, actually, one sheriff has a dire warning. watch. >> they are recruiting more and more juveniles into the criminal side of things to do these crimes for them, a juvenile pretty much has to almost kill somebody to be placed in custody and remain in custody. they are in one door and out the other. that emboldens them. >> harris: what is true about what the california sheriff said and we see it in new york city. the more you allow, the farther the criminals will go. >> this shouldn't shock anyone. these are bad people who are taking advantage of a system that is allowing them to continue this kind of behavior. in california for police to talk to a minor, they would have to get the minor to see a lawyer first. a lawyer, of course, will never allow their client to speak with them. the same in washington state. we see it time and time again. law enforcement saying the same thing. we would love to be able to intervene and get these kids on the right path before they go too far along and become violent. we have to start pushing back.

particularly around san bernardino and riverside counties, and also into imperial county.st fantastic. cook is my role model and, she says, conserved, conserved, conserved and conserve some more and we will continue to do that. we do have official sunrise at 6 26 already happened and this is what will greet you as you're heading on out the door. a few hyphen serious clouds, but that's about it. temperature wise 49 in oakland, 54 now in santa rosa, up 57 already d at the delta in discovery bay and brentwood 47 degrees in redwood city. these temperatures are up to 13 degrees more mild than 24 hours ago. seven degrees warmer and half moon bay. the winds right now up to 12 mph in santa rosa. they're settling in novato. pretty much under 10 mph at all of our reporting stations, especially along the seashore where they are calm, but the winds will blow out of the west 10 to 20 later today and another air low pressure does it rain every day. and the pacific northwest. pretty much we do have this system that will continue to ride into seattle through oregon, and a few of those clo

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contra costa county is on the list, alongside riverside, and listed counties are eligible for additionalrces to assist with recovery from the storm. >>> next, a quick look at the top stories this morning. the looming deadline, the key decision expected in a matter of hours from the supreme court, and the impact it will have and the impact it will have across the ♪ h heatin' up p the kitcheh♪ ♪ we gogot somethinin differen♪ ♪ s spreadin' g good vibebes all day y ♪ ♪ l livin' in t the golden n s♪ ♪ nadada se puedede comparar♪ ♪ livin' ' in the gololden sta♪ ♪ vive e en el e estado dorarado ♪ >>> welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay." >> first, today the supreme court is expected to weigh in on the fate of the commonly used abortion pill, mifepristone. the nation's highest court is initially supposed to issue a ruling on wednesday but then delayed it. at stake is whether the allowed restrictions on mifepristone ordered by the lower court to take effect, while legal challenge to the fda approval continues. >> today the south bay mom accus

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contra costa county now on that list, along with riverside, san diego and yolo counties. with this addition, nearly all nine bay area counties are on the governor's list. the only one not on the list, solano county. the listed counties are eligible for additional resources to assist with recovery from the storms. >>> a lot more ahead this morning on "today in the bay," including a looming deadline. the key decision expected in a matter of hours from the supreme court, and the impact it will have on women across the bay area. >> and a quick reminder, you can now access nbc bay area news whenever you want, whether it's on roku, samsung tv+ or xumo. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, even news, news conferences, even repeats of ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hohot gonna mamake it mel♪ ♪ and i'm l lovin' what i'm t tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gususta mezclarar ♪ ♪ comomo malteadada ♪ ♪ aqui hay y lugar ♪ ♪ y yeah we livivin' inin the goldeden state ♪ >>> 5:58 on your friday morning. welcome back to "today in the bay." a star from t

college just a few miles away from the state capitol, sacramento assembly member kevin mccarty and riverside assemblywoman sabrina serve on case led a rally for a b. 25. it's an effort to create a pathway toward debt, free college for students by expanding financial aid to cover non tuition related costs. >> the financial aid our students receive does not cover the other materials that come with attending a university. but it's housing food, transportation just to name a few and we can really can make it happen in california. this is not free college. again, this is debt free college. >> the proposal would also fund an expansion of the cal grant program. >> a b, 25 is expected to be heard in the assembly. higher education committee next week. the first los angeles police officer connected to a botched fireworks. detonation has been disciplined. >> the incident left a south la neighborhood badly damaged. you might remember this happened a couple years ago. the unidentified officer was reportedly suspended for 10 days without pay for being quote, deficient in duties that day that faulty bomb s

is water levels continue to rise on the mississippi river officials in the riverside city of mcgregorwa, or urging residents to reduce water consumption until floodwaters recede. heavy rain and rapid snow melt across the upper midwest has caused nine river gauges to hit major flood stage. the river is expected to rise almost three ft above that level by next week. authorities across the region say they're preparing for high water. mcgregor officials say crews have put flood walls in place plug manholes and activated all pumps. and florida governor ron desantis plans to request a major disaster declaration for the floods that devastated southeast florida 10 days ago, he declared a state of emergency in broward county via executive order on april 13th if the white house approves the request, he would provide federal assistance for public infrastructure and also funds for more than 1000 homes damaged by the flooding. dozens of residents of south florida condo have until tuesday to evacuate because the building isn't structurally safe inspection found building has sagging floors, termite

this is a riverside community obviously obviously, but typically the river is hundreds of yards thatr move up as slowly and consistently as it has been. this is a story of widespread flooding up and down the mississippi. farther north in places like lacrosse, wisconsin, water has already crested. now it's a question of when will it start to recede. that remains to be seen. all of this happening up and down the mississippi river as down south a veryernt story plays out with twisters causing some serious damage. this morning severe weather wreaking havoc across multiple states. in the midwest, the swollen mississippi river is continuing to rise. in desoto, wisconsin, investigators are combing through the wreckage of this train derailment trying to determine if flood waters caused several cars to spill off the tracks near the river. people in lacrosse, wisconsin, forced to flee flooded homes with river levels cresting there. a gas company near davenport, iowa, cutting service to more than 100 homes. >> if the forecast is as bad as they think, how high would it go? >> this is 21, 6, i be

some parents and students say this law is being abused, and this week in riverside county, a male whothe girl's locker room, using the girl's restrooms spit on my friends, girls, females, and shows his genitals in the locker room. >> let it be our choice, we are the parents. >> so the teachers claim that this parental exclusion policy violates their catholic and religious beliefs about parental rights. the big picture, in hundreds v districts nationwide the policies are not written down unless the parents ask, they don't know. back to you. >> sandra: we'll be watching that, one. william, thank you. john. >> john: wait 'til you hear this story. amazing discovery out of a goodwill store. an arizona woman was browsing the book aisle, stumbled across a novel from way back in 1940. "the heart is a lonely hunter." inside a handwritten note tumbled out to the floor. a heart warming message, from a father to his son. rose farmer is now searching for the owner and joins us now. rose, great to talk to you. so, take us back. goodwill in gilbert, arizona, browsing the book section. the woman besi

elsewhere in davenport, another kind of riverside communities, people have been feverishly stacking sandbagss and around homes as it kind of hits them that this one, even among all the floods they've experienced could be really historic and really dangerous. take a look. >> how worrisome is this forecast >> it's worrisome, but i'm trying not to go there i could fill my head with all that madness, but i'm just going to go with the flow, and if they flow over, it's over there won't be no saving if it comes over 23, 24 feet that's -- it'd be in the bar >> reporter: sitting ducks is kind of the term that comes to mind for a lot of these people this is being called the slow motion disaster by our climate unit there is really no stopping it, just kind of like doing best efforts to mitigate it we're in davenport, water expected to crest here likely early next week. forecasters are thinking on monday in some communities farther north, again, near the head waters of the mississippi where basically near record snow pack is melting rapidly, and that's what's causing all of this flooding up north they a

in riverside county. the sheriff's department there says it lost 60 pounds of meth during an undercover drug operation. they say undercover deputies met with the suspect who wanted to buy 60 pounds of meth after the transaction. the suspect drove off. the deputies pursued him, but because of safety issues, they called off the pursuit. the suspect got away with the drugs. the agency did not reveal the exact location of the incident and they say the investigation remains active >> more than 15 million dollars in gold and valuables were stolen from an airport in toronto. investigators say the gold been in a cargo container and a holding facility after being taken off a plane. police are not saying whether they think it's the work of professional criminals or whether any security cameras caught the heist. at last word, they have no suspects. >> some good news. a little puppy found itself in quite the pickle after getting stuck in a car engine. the driver had parked her car before going to work and heard the d

north, right around siskiyou and modoc counties and also in the desert , southwest san bernardino, riverside and imperial counties . it's live it's our weather camera. the sky is seamless. visibility is unlimited, not a cloud in the sky. from that particular view. 56 degrees san francisco 64 at this hour and santa rosa and also and brit would end in discovery bay. it's in the low sixties, and fremont union city san jose willow, glen , cupertino, campbell and also 62 redwood city and in redwood shore's the winds have been downright breezy. that is an indication it is springtime in the bay area, 21 mile per hour gusts and nevada 30 at oakland international airport. wind gusts now at san jose mineta international airport at 18 mph. now the wind continues to usher the pollen around it. if you've been sneezing and wheezing, maybe coughing, it's probably because of the tree camp oka, the mulberry account remains on the medium approaching the high side and now coming into play the grasses. keep that in mind if your kids have any baseball games this weekend or soccer games because the grass count is

days after fran rodriguez died, he was honored like a fallen soldier at the military cemetery in riversider the funeral >> angelina's daughter autum who was in the house when fran died, said goodbye in a wa only a child could >> autumn put a teddy bear i frank's coffin she was a sweet little girl. she really was >> that last goodbye was a struggle for frank's family. >> it was very hard on mom she did go in a very dee depression after that. >> as the people who loved him mourned, detectives with the los angeles sheriff' department were trying to find answers. they drove 200 miles north t the rolling hills and smal town charm of san luis obispo, to angel gate, to check ou angelina's unsettling story. that she had accused frank's friend chad holloway o misconduct with students that chad was furious over that, and that all of it might be th reason behind frank' unexplained death. >> they were asking us our opinion of who had access to frank. >> richard - worked at angel gate at th time richard told police he hadn' noticed chad talking wit frank. but he did remember how upse chad was about ang

in the last 128 years and governor gavin newsom declaring a state of emergency in contra costa, riversidehe 47 counties across the state already under a state of emergency. following those winter storms in late february. the declarations come as communities prepare for the impact of snowmelt runoff as temperatures warm up. state agencies and departments will now be able to assist local agencies to manage flood response amid that snowmelt california says this year it will meet 100% of the water request from cities and farms. thanks to an unusually wet winter, the one we've been talking about the department of water resources says it will deliver all of the requests requested water to its facilities that serve 27 million californians and 750,000 acres of farmland. it's the first time the department has done that since 2006. just last year, water allocations were slashed to 5% when the state faced a third year of drought. how long is too long when it comes to dining out the new approach some restaurants in new york city you're taking to make sure they can bring in more customers. and notably

team has been calling the slow motion disaster, and i do want to point out, this is obviously a riverside community. they flood to some degree, almost every year. so in a lot of ways they're used to it. even people who have been through this several times before say it's becoming very apparent to them that this one could be historic and it could be dangerous. take a listen. >> it's crazy to think about it's blocks away now, but you're pretty sure it's going to reach your shop. >> like 99.9% of it. i'm very confident it will. >> reporter: yeah, people just living with that reality. we hear the phrase sitting ducks a lot. we're still days away. as far as the danger element goes, there are neighborhoods around here, low lying neighborhoods that are already flooded, frankly, and people have had to evacuate by boat. one of the reasons they had to evacuate, it wasn't just the flooding. it was also because utility companies have started cutting gas service to those homes. 130 homes and counting, just in this area citing safety concerns if the water levels were to reach kind of the gas lines, gas