can't rosa spell "fish" ? - well, rosa is not here yet. - well, i'm sure she'll be here soon. we open in ten minutes. she'usually here by now. maybe she fell on the way to the bus. she only walks one block to the bus stop. what if her bus ran out of gas ? well, another bus would come along and pick her up. but what if the other bus is hijacked ? hey, now that's a thought. just kidding. come on. come on. rapido. i es lo unico que me faltaba ! - at 6:55 on a beautiful monday morning-- - i'm late ! ♪ oh, well, at least my face will smell fresh. are my pancakes ready yet ? just a minute. i only have two hands. and you only have two customers. okay, okay. what's the matter, jess ? you know you're getting old when you hurt your back playing golf. you should sleep on a board. that works for me. i just bought an expensive bed. i'm not going to get rid of it. keep the bed. the board goes under the mattress. it gives you firm support. he doesn't have to sleepn a board. i know what the problem is. this seat does not give his back enough support. but i always sit here. it never bothered m

rosa, are visitors allowed tonight ? she says no visitors until tomorrow. well, rosa tell mr. brashov that we wish him well... and that we'll be by to see him tomorrow. okay, bye, rosa. i am surprised we cannot visit him tonight. when my uncle was sick back home, friends and family stayed with him all night. we even brought him his meals. well i'm glad we don't have that system here. - why ? - we could go broke keeping victor's stomach full. i'll see you all tomorrow. let's clean up, then go home and get some rest. i am telling you, nurse, i am feeling much better now, so if you don't mind i woulkeo rn tofe rosa ! please tell the nurse how important it is for me to get back to work. you know, he's not supposed to have visitors until tomorrow. i'm not going to stay long. i was just taking care of some paperwork for mr. brashov. okay, if you just stay a few minutes. but the rules are very strict around here. so, mr. brashov, who's your friend ? this is my chef, rosa rivera. i'm joe jenkins. - it's nice to mt u. i know mr. brashov can't waito get out of here, but i think you shou

-madre de rosa- nat sound: "rosa avalos ganadora de la primera beca juventud, muchas felicidades rosausos)" con el apoyo de univision y los premios juventud, hace cinco an*os, rosa obtuvo el pasaporte para cumplir sus suen*os como estudiante: una beca que cubriria los gastos de sus estudios universitarios . "la verdad no me lo creia hasta que nosotros viajamos para miami. para mi fue una gran sorpresa y para mis padres tambien" hoy, a sus 23 an*os, es la primera hispana en graduarse -y con honores- en ingenieria aeroespacial "yo siempre estuve muy segura de lo que queria hacer, desde el principio, vi en cuanto a mis padres, el esfuerzo de mis padres, y todas las personas que contaron conmigo, tenia que aveces no dormir como tres dias. yos padres tienen que apoyar bastante a sus hijos, mi mama se ha dedica nosotros, pese a los trabajos que ha tenido, y el resultado esta ahÍ." para la mama de rosa, el hecho de trabajar en extensos horarios jamas ha sido excusa para desatender a sus hijos "si nos da tiempo, yo he trabajado, y habia momentos que con mi hija, no dormia, apoyandole, viendol

you set an example for all of us to follow as a correctional officer here at santa rosa.ll be a great loss for us losing you. we wish you all the luck in the world. we envy you, being able to retire, and we want to present you with this retirement award. it says "retirement award, santa rosa corrections institution congratulates james demerey for 14 years of excellent service for the florida department of corrections. good luck for an enjoyable retirement." >> thank you, sir. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> i would like to say i really appreciate everybody, even officer knight. and i'm going to miss this. >> we have a good bond. we work real well together. we almost have a telepathy. when his replacement comes, i am hoping that -- it's never going to be another officer demerey, but hopefully, we'll get back into the same swing of things, be able to accomplish what officer demerey and i have been doing for the last six years. >> but not everyone at santa rosa hold the officers in such esteem. >> see that [ bleep ] raggedy [ [ bleep ] walking right there. hate police. t

you're up. >> every inmate that comes to us from santa rosa gets a haircut.nfortunately, they can't have their own individuality. so we try to make them as vanilla as possible. when we take their photo and their i.d., we want a clear look at their face, in case anything should happen, one would get away from us, you know, they would be able to be readily identified by that photo. >> thank you. >> have a good one. >> paul bennett, a transfer to santa rosa from another state prison, is just starting the check-in process, and his search might take longer than most. >> oh, they search. [ laughter ] it doesn't bother me though because i feel safer knowing that they search, you know. so in case i come in contact with another inmate that i am quite sure that person don't have a weapon, or, you know? >> why are you in a wheelchair? >> i got shot in north carolina, so i was quad and then paraplegic, you know. this helmet, i'm epileptic. you know, which i have grand mal seizures. so, i wear the helmet to protect my head because the bullet is still in my head. >> bennet

fight, stabbings, a lot of stuff goes on here in santa rosa.ty. >> some of the worst laundry comes from the close management units. >> violent inmates back there. you know what they're capable of. it's just a place you don't want to be. trouble with inmates, all in one building. >> the most hazardous laundry is washed separately from all the rest. >> these yellow bag, the ones that come in what we do, usually don't open them until we stick them into the machine. you know? this is daily. the blood and stuff from cutters and suicide. >> armando doctor, the close management one inmate recently contributed to the latest load of yellow bag laundry when he deliberately cut himself inside his cell. the damage was so severe, he needed transfusion to replace the blood he lost. two days later, he's cut again. >> bleed out there on the floor. appears inmate doctor has a self-inflicted injury to his left arm. came up, unresponsive laying on the floor. do a life safety check. now he's setting up for strength. medical has been notified. >> he's been doing th

santa rosa is surrounded by two secure, 10-foot perimeter fence.s razor wire on the internal and external fences. and we provide armed security, roving posts and stationary posts outside the secure perimeter. >> other forms of security utilize a much lower degree of technology. >> all ties inside the facility are clip-on ties. it's a security issue. if an inmate was to get a hold of your tie and start pulling on it, i mean, you've got a ready-made noose around your neck already. so, just for safety purposes, we use clip-on ties. >> lieutenant williams is a 17-year veteran of the florida department of corrections and has spent the past seven years at santa rosa. now, his 19-year-old son, joe, is prepared to follow in his footsteps. >> growing up, i've seen my dad working every day. every kid wants to be look their father, i guess. and i guess it just sort of fell into place for me. >> he, along with several other young men and women, is currently in training to be a correctional officer through the escambia firearms training center located adjacent

of residency, he speaks what rosa parks was about. -- bespeaks what rosa parks was about. she was secretary of the montgomery, alabama, naacp. she was a woman who was so tired that day that she refused to give up her seat to a man. he felt she did not deserve a seat and he should have it because he was white. because rosa parks did not give up proceed, -- give up her seat, we're able to give housing to people from all around the world. she was concerned about liberty and justice for all. and all should mean all. as chair of this commission, it is my abiding commitments, struggle, and intention that we will work in this city so that all people will receive equal opportunity to get a fair access to housing, live in a safe environments, and just the other night, a man was murdered right near this facility. just this month, there have been many murders rights in this area. no citizen should have to wake up to the sound of gunfire it anymore in this city. it will take all of us, but the police department, the mayor's office, the faith community, and what assistance so that we w

santa rosa touch, you know? chain gang secrets right here. we had to do it without it, what y'all have on the streets. we make it happen, right here, santa rosa. come on, j.r., christen it, brother. last day, leaving. >> behave out there, because what we're doing in here is getting old, you know what i'm saying? think before you do something. >> and the sad part is, is that he's leaving some good friends behind. but if he gets into trouble again, he's going to come back, get that little behind kick. >> ah! >> oh! >> yeah! >> man! >> tomorrow, i don't really know what's happening. i hope i'm sleeping when they call me, you know what i mean? i won't have much to think about at all. just go. have a cup of coffee, but i probably won't sleep at all. >> coming up -- >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> i seen him wave. was that him? >> kevin houck takes the walk towards freedom. >> nice little reception going on here. >> yeah. >> and -- jeffrey flanders ponders a life sentence in prison. >> i won't see i'll still be in here that long. if i can't get

believe me, rosa, it is. all right.now, let's say you're driving down a city street and you want to make a left-hand turn. what do you do ? i put on my left-turn signal. and if your left-turn signal is broken ? i put out my arm like this. excellent. now, you're coming up to a stoplight. and you don't want to wait until the last minute to slow down so you start slowing down. how do i slow down ? put your foot on the brake. what brake ? it's on-- it's nice to see everything is finally back to normal. you did a good job jamal. the only problem is, every morning before i open the door, i wonder what i might find inside. - officer rizzo, hello. - mr. brashov. and who do we have here ? this is one of the punks we think broke in here the other night. - he's just a kid. - yes, well, he may be a kid, but he's running around with a pretty tough crowd. the rest of them got away from us, but we managed to run this one down. - where did you find him ? - outside another restaurant about an hour ago. he wouldn't tell us where he lives

>> santa rosa. >> one, two. one, two. >> [ bleep ] real, man.no joke, man. >> knowing they house some of the most dangerous inmates in state of florida, officials at santa rosa correctional institution have a few creeds they'd like to instill in their staff, and they're prominently displayed. one resonates with the warden more than others. >> we never walk alone. just saying that the staff and this agency are a family. we are going to be there for each other in times of need and we're going to be there in tough times and we're going to be there in the best times and in times of danger. we have 824 staff members. we could have an injury to one of those staff members at any time. >> roll, 2119, 2119. >> santa rosa houses more inmates in close management confinement because of violent behavior than any other florida state prison. william mccrory has met a few of them over the past nine years. >> is it frustrating? sure, it's frustrating sometimes to see somebody who has the potential not to be an idiot but wants to be cool for their home boy, their

>> not all problems at santa rosa require a platoon-style response.nmate workers has just discovered. >> so, where are you? >> in confinement. >> why? >> got caught with some weed. >> how about your job? >> probably lose my job. it's all part of the game. just because i'm doing time i'm not going to stop living. so, i hang out every chance i get. that's what convicts do. >> you hang out? >> have as much fun as possible. still live. >> john smith's fun has left his former supervisor short-handed. >> those type inmates are hard to come by, those mechanically inclined a lot of times especially for small tedious work like that. so it puts us una bind. but that is reality of prison life right there. >> alfredo roca-moreno's latest troubles, compounded by the discovery of a lighter inside his mattress and he has had numerous other disciplinary problems over the past few years. >> 15 of them, disrespect. manufacture of drugs, possession of narcotics. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> as a result, he has been in confinement and has had his visitation privi

and santa rosa. if you are not dealing with the low clouds, you have high clouds streaming over head. it is the system we have been watching for a couple of days. the one bringing the cooler air to the area. here it is. moving closer to the coast. and it will be the coolest day and we will continue the cooling trent today in addition to the clouds. moving across the area as well. >> what can you expect for your mother's day. waking up, a little cloudy. fog, mist and drizzle along the coastline this morning. >> it is far inland spots. and tie to 10 degrees cooling for today. >> little breezy and throughout the afternoon. all of us, perhaps a light sweater. the afternoon highs. we are looking at upper 70s and 80s. and around sonoma. and 63 for sauce sell lito and -- six in oakland. 68 in hayward. we will have partly cloudy skies and low 80 informs for livermore. and nine morgan hill. the peninsula, upper 70s. 72 redwood city. 73 palo alto and cool day by the coast. partly to mostly cloudy skies. low 60

hey, rosa. remember that record producer i was telling you about ? yes.nts to hear my band perform. that's fantastic ! - so, where are you guys going to play ? - right here. you must be kidding. why ? mr. brashov loves music. absolutely not ! this is a restaurant. i would lose all of my customers with your rock and roll. but we could have the concert after work hours. i could invite a bunch of kids, and who knows ? you may have new customers. henry, don't promise me customers when we both know that will never happen. you're absolutely right, mr. brashov. that was a really stupid idea. i'll just come right out and say it-- i'm in a jam and i really need your help. i don't know, henry. and i promise that when i become a famous rock star and tour all over the world, i'll always give free concerts at crossroads cafe. - don't do me any favors. - okay, i'll never give another concert at crossroads cafe. so, can you help me out ? all right, henry. all right ? all right. all right ! - you won't regret this. - i probably will. i can't believe you still remember th

among them are two of santa rosa's more seasoned inmates.hem have spent decades in prison. >> as the years go by you get comfortable. i don't wish anyone was in here. time has a way of running away from you. one day you start to see a gray hair. where'd that come from? then one day you look in the mirror, and you're going twenty years. twenty years. >> you will be rewarded for what you do in life. so when you do something good, something positive, expect to be rewards for that. but if you're doing negative, bad things in life, also it's going to be bad things. step out of trouble. do unto others as you would have them do unto you're and you're going to reap what you sow. >> now serving his fourth prison term, alvin mchellon understands the meaning of reap what you sow as well as anyone. he currently has a 12-year sentence for drug possession. even though on most days he's woken up at dawn and shackled at the ankles for his judge on the restricted labor squad. mchellon says it's better than the alternative. >> my pop taught me never be a stra

their lives i'm sure that this center will change the quality of life of all residents on behalf of rosa parks tenants and on behalf of the senior citizens of the weston at the asian i want to thank everybody who was involved in the reconstruction of this place thank you very very much indeed thank you thank you thank you jane i want to take just a second to have jasmine come up and stand next to me you know sometimes when we're doing these things in a leadership role we get all the credit. and unfortunately we do absolutely nothing these are the folks who do the heavy lifting so i wanted to take a moment to have her stand next to me so i can and i can't you know i've already been inside and i can tell you that i think you're going to be pleased with what you're going to see but this is the young lady that did all that work and i just wanted to take a moment personally to just say thank you to her because without her and without our community of residence we would likely not be standing here because i don't know how to draw i haven't turned a wrench in thirty years i wouldn't even know w

work force ♪ ♪ we are the santa rosa work sfaud ♪ >> every morning, inmates at florida's santa rosan march outside the gates of this maximum security prison. they are part of the restricted labor squad. or rls. >> left, left, left right left. >> it's kind of like the old chain gang, but not to that level. it's actually their job assignment. >> today, the squad will be working on the farm, a seven acre plot of land adjacent to the prison. >> all the food we grow goes directly to feed the inmates. most of them, believe it or not, they do like to be out here working. some of them don't. it's more like a punishment to them. most of the ones do like to be out here doing something. >> you never really get used to the shackles but it's something that you learn to deal with. you want to come out here and work, get the fresh air, it's what you got to do. i put myself in this predicament, so i got to suffer my consequences like a man. >> the inmates use tools that could easily turn into deadly weapons and lead to escape. so security measures are designed to prevent that, in no uncertain terms

seven concord and santa rosa jumps nine degrees. we are with the mostly cloudy conditions this morning, look as we head to 10:00 most evaporates heads back to the coast more stubborn today like it was yesterday. we'll see it increase a little during the afternoon instead of decrease like it did questioned. mid to upper in the south bay, loss toes 78 quiet -- spread on the peninsula mid 70s palo alto, menlo park, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast, mid 60s downtown south san francisco north bay 66 sausalito, 72 san rafael, 84 ukiah, uniform along the coast upper 50s to low 60s mid 60s richmond and berkeley low to mid 70s the rest of the east bay shore fremont 73 mid to upper 70s most of the east bay valleys 80 antioch and brentwood. mid to upper 60s around the monterey bay. the giants game 7:15 first pitch, partly cloudy, breezy come paired to questioned. temperatures jump a -- couple degrees tomorrow. temperatures away from the coast warmer than average with sunshine for saturday and sunday. >>> traffic jammed up westbound 580 thr

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. >> today santa rosa, tomorrow santa cruz county. the starting line with some of the best bikers in the world at the start of the amgen. . and reaction from bay area african american church goers to the president's support of same sex marriage. will it cost him votes in november? >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather hoppings. he is out. the man who took over yahoo just a few short months ago has resigned in the midst resume controversy. we are live at yahoo headquarters. >> reporter: they have a new chairman and three new members of the board and this afternoon they confirmed scott thompson's thompson's resignation. it was hardly a shock. >> i think it was going to happen that he would have to step down. >> it took a while. i thought they would make the decision faster. >> reporter: thompson had to go after an investor revealed his resume included a computer science degree degree he never got. >> as soon as he certified the financials w

santa rosa west, northwest at nine. some are very mile. santa rosa 56.e cooler toward napa airport and 53 in nevada. our system is on its way. i know. it will drive straight down on top of us. it will increase clouds and more of a cooler pattern thursday. next 48 hours look interesting. sunny and breezy today after patchy low clouds. 60s and 70s upper 70s and a few very low 80s. sun and clouds with your weekend in view. friday and saturday cooler, windy, possible showers and very cool and breezy on saturday. z one of the countries biggest pension funds says it will vote all 5.3 million of its shares at the next meeting. it has lost faith after the charges of bribery. just in time for summer vacation united airlines is changing its early boarding policy. families with children will no longer be able to board first. it will save time. it comes at a time when most airlines are charging passengers for the option of boarding early. >>> 6:21. a critical vote scheduled at oakland city hall. why that vote never took place. >> a mountain lion caused a big scare r

when you step out uper 40s, santa rosa, napa,. the afternoon hours clouds linger along the coast keeping you near 60. low to mid until you get into the east bay valleys. same around morgan hill, gilroys who lister mid to upper 60s around the monterey bay. >>> worst spot is westbound 205 heading into the altamont pass westbound 580 jammed seven miles an hour from west grant line road almost at a standstill heavy through the altamont pass to north flynn because of a stalled big rig. altamont pass road slow, 29 miles an hour versus seven better bet. bay bridge toll, another slow spot backed up to the 880 overcrossing right now. >>> 6:31. developing news alameda county deputies tying to solve mystery of castro valley's first homicide of the year. amy hollyfield is live in the neighborhood on omega avenue where the body of the victim was found. >> reporter: quite a mystery in castro valley. we have a lot of questions, including the fact -- crime techs just went back into the house they are wearing masks over their faces. we are interes

montgomery -- monterey, 60, santa rosa 70 low to mid 70s inland. are going to have mid to upper 70s at chico and sacramento, 80 fresno, near 90 palm springs morning clouds will keep san diego and l.a. in the mid 60s marlins in town, 60° first pitch 7:15 slightly breezy tape werth temperatures. low to mid 40s in the north bay valleys, partly cloudy tonight all of us cool mid to upper 40s. cold front came through yesterday, feel that cooler air? now we are locked in and it is drier that's why we'll see a lot of sun today and tomorrow and we'll watch this next system for our chance of showers thursday less than a 10th of an inch possibly a quart north bay mountains. temperatures repaint steady tomorrow, thursday, friday -- over the weekend low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. you may be able to get beautiful pictures like beautiful picture of lands end if we could stare at that if we were there that would be better if you have photos or video we would like to them. have a great day. >>> problem now north tower golden gate bridge in the sou

to the north 80 degrees expected santa rosa. and our inland east bay locations will warm above average by a few degrees. 80 expected for antioch. there's your extended forecast. tomorrow will be even warmer, programs a little toasty for the valley spots. but our coast widespread low 70s in the forecast there. monday, tuesday we're going to hold on to the trend and notice in the extended forecast no ryan. we'll begin cooling on wednesday. back to you. >>> the calaveras county bomb squad is helping an 8-year- old's wish come true. for half of his life, evan has been fighting leukemia. and enduring chemotherapy treatments. he says the one thing he has always wanted is to see a large explosion like the one in the movies. so the make-a-wish foundation stepped in and evan was able to witness five different blasts. >> understanding the tragic event that we have, we try to make it so they forget about that and while they're with us, they're having fun. >> he says his favorite explosion was the one with the gasoline because it made that

santa rosa, 51. >> we have fog and low clouds forecast for along the shoreline early sunday morning and then things will be cooler today than yesterday. clouds along the coast. some later in the afternoon. there will be some high clouds later in the day. we will see why as soon as we get on with the rest of the four classic cast. there is an annoying low pressure system sitting here. it is causing a slight bit of a mess because as the day goes on to high clouds will move in over the bay area. high clouds filter in and watch what happens towards the end, below clouds get pulled into the shore line again. after yesterday's high of 90 degrees in livermore we will back off by 10 degrees. a cooling trend in general for the bay area. if you're heading out of the bay area, tomorrow looks a little bit drizzly at sfo. l.a. is sunny, same for denver and chicago. only n.y. and new work to do we expect some thunderstorms. in the bay area we will cool off today, pleasant with 75 degrees forecast at a word. 81 deg

and, rosa, it was a great pleasure to have met you. good-bye, hassan. so, jess, what are you going to do now that all the excitement is over ? i don't know but it sure was fun while it lasted. there's going to be another election in less than a year. i'll think about it. but in the meantime, let's hope tom johansen does a decent job. yeah, it's about time this city had someone good on the council. oh, i'm not thinking about the city. i just got another water bill. closed-captioned by captions, inc. los angeles crossroads cafe is a series that teaches english... to speakers of other languages. for more information call toll free:

as you step out most temperatures in the low to mid 50s, santa rosa 49 antioch y four warmest fairfield antioch livermore low 80s. upper 60s to mid 70s around the bay shore. sunshine during the afternoon. here's frances, first look at traffic. >>> accident at bay bridge toll blocking lane number three, cleared no problems now. but, the cash paying lanes backed up this morning. this one especially out towards west grand. fastrak and carpool looking good. westbound 80 through berkeley crowded through university, new stall on the carquinez bridge, chp en route now. >>> in less than 30 minutes, facebook will begin its first full day of trading this morning nasdaq officials apologizing after the company's stock debut didn't go as planned. amy hollyfield joins us live from company headquarters in menlo park. >> reporter: a big apology but the nasdaq is not accepting responsible. the ceo says he's humbly embarrassed by what happened on friday. trading was delayed, it was supposed to start at 11:00 in the morning instead it was delayed until 11:30. he says late order cancellations caused a glit

santa rosa 85 -- 87. fremont 86. south bay mid to upper 80s, santa clara and saratoga 85°.n the peninsula, los altos 87, 80 millbrae. over the coast something everything is going to happen, low to mid 70s for highs. even upper 70s downtown south san francisco in the afternoon the sea breeze is going to develop, temperatures will drop during the afternoon. low to mid 70s along the north bay coast mid to upper 80s inland sausalito 80 east bay shore low to mid 80s san leandro 84 mid to upper 80s east bay danville, concord pleasanton 87, low to mid 80s the rest of the bay. warmest weather, 90 chico, sacramento, 63 tahoe. back home tonight, mild upper 40s around cloverdale, santa rosa, low to mid 70s for the rest of us. sea breeze yesterday, land breeze continued overnight that's why we are going to have warm today until that reverses at the coast this afternoon. inland warmest day tomorrow, slight tapering of temperatures everyday through thursday, thursday through saturday, way from the coast, temperatures above average. busy morning. frances has another accident. >>> this one