so salt lake city, milwaukee and sacramento. and that's -- i went -- oh! sacramento? why sacramento? they said, you're in the capital of california. at 5:00 downtown there's nothing open. how can you be a capital of california and not have any restaurants or shops open past 5:00? further more, they said we play a game that ends at 10:00 and then by the time we get back to the hotel we have to order room service because you-all don't have any restaurants. so the irony is probably why i ran for mayor is because i wanted to make sacramento not in the bottom tier of nba cities. [laughter] >> but it's as simple as people are making decisions today not just on jobs. they want to live in a cool place. at the end of the day, this nextgen ration, the millennium, they are making decisions on where to live based on cool cities so that's where we're trying to find the balance between culture and we have two rivers. anybody here from san antonio before i say this? san antonio. they are known for a river. it's not a river. it's a canal. [laughter] they pump water, you know, down th

east bay students are on the way to sacramento.unding for community colleges. christin ayers has been in san jose all morning where students got on buses a short time ago and i would imagine they have taken off, huh, christin? >> reporter: they have taken off. they are now on the road. you have to imagine it's got to be a big deal if you have college students up at the crack of down and they all were up early this morning getting signs, banners, posters, together on their way to sacramento to make a statement about budget cuts. you're looking at video from evergreen valley college. students getting rowdy this morning, getting ready to bring your message to the legislature. they are calling for no education cuts. they are calling for politicians to support governor brown's budget which would spare colleges of some really deep budget cuts and again on their way to sacramento this morning to make their voices heard, several students that we talked to would be speaking directly to the legislature this morning and calling for just makin

this is all part of a mass march on sacramento today. thousands of students are expected at the state capital to protest education cut. you can see the buses lined up behind me. 300 students here and hundreds of other students at evergreen valley community college will be boarding these buses around 6 a.m. to go and make sure that their voices are heard. they will be talking to legislators about some of the problems that they faced already with budget cuts. i just had a chance to speak to the college president and also to a couple of students who will be speaking before the legislature today. they said in some way, the cuts have been official to students and that they have really mobilized students here on campus. >> i think the best thing i seen is that students have become more active and have been mobilizing to voice their opinions and address their concerns so that might be significant and good thing out of all this. >> reporter: so the one positive thing coming out of here students actually feeling like they have the ability to real

. >>> backing heat in sacramento. -- packing heat in sacramento. coming up why some california lawmakers say they need the guns. >>> a sign daylight savings may be bad for your health am. the three things you can do to survive the change. >>> and lingering showers continue throughout the bay. just how long will we see the wet stuff? we have that answer coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bay area and the state are flocking to the state capitol to education. >>> right now, college students from all across the bay area and the state are flocking to the state capital to protest cuts in education. as many as 10,000 protesters are expected to show up for today's day of action. students will meet with legislator, encouraging them to show support for community colleges and keep education fees low. many students are also supporting governor brown's budget plan, and pushing for tax extensions. >> i think the best thing i've seen is that students have become more active and have actually gone to mobilize, to voice their opinions and address their concerns, so i thin

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sacramento mayor kevin johnson believes the team owner are determined to move to anaheim and sacramento's only chance is if negotiations fall through. owners told the mayor they would not be willing to sell the team even if the ownership group from sacramento steps in to buy it. the kings have been in sacramento for 26 years since moving here from kansas city. >>> our time is now 6:56. a couple's beach wedding video has become a hit on you tube after they posed for pictures at the beach. kathy moore and bryan got married on october 23rd. because of bad weather on the actual wedding day they went back to the beach a couple of days later to take some photos. that's when the wave came on. they say they have gotten so many offers of them getting run over by that wave. they say they are not interested in making money. >> they might rethink that a little later. that could be really scary. >>> good morning, everyone. coming up, we'll continue to watch the toll plaza. so far it's been good. the other commutes are getting a little busier. we have another traffic update just minutes away. we want t

>> 500 sacramento street. that is clearly the heart of the financial district. >> the nearest residential neighbors meet together were six, seven, eight blocks away. president newlin: it is right next to the tavern that we approved. commissioner meko: ok. thank you. commissioner: on this bitmap, where do you plan to have the entertainment? >> towards the end of the bar there, d.c. where the bathrooms are approved you are looking at the doors on the right-hand side, just opposite the bathrooms there. it will not interfere with the exits. there is four or 5 feet back their way from the door. >> i do not know where they are going to sing. >> it is small. >> you can make a motion, or you in a discussion, or you can do both. president newlin: we probably want to hear from the police department about this change. >> i do not believe the police department has any objection. president newlin: i guess we need a motion to change the hours to seven days a week. >> i do not know if the motion would be to change. you can a

. >>> and k-9 search teams from sacramento could be the next group to head to japan. in the meantime, members of the fire department and california task force 7 are training just in case. if fema calls them in to help, firefighters say they will have to be at travis air force base outside of fairfield in just six hours. >> i hope we do go because i know that if we get over there you know, in a decent amount of time there is a difference to be -- these guys can make the difference. >> dogs from the sacramento team helped out during hurricane katrina and the oklahoma city bombing. they were also on standby after the earthquake in haiti. >>> the bear is already raising money to help out japan. the owner of a restaurant says he will donate part of the proceeds from his four restaurants and at the buddhist temple in japantown they will donate through various organizations. >> this will obviously have proportions on the scale of hurricane katrina and worse. and so talking with our members to make sure we'll be here to provide support for the long term and not just the short

what are you going to tell them today in sacramento? >> i'm going to talk to them about the california dream act. not to mention i'm going to talk about protesting student fees which are increasing. and several other things as far as impacting class sizes if you will be able to graduate on time. one of the biggest concerns is class sizes and class cuts. cuts to our services. this will delay a lot of students to go to school. >> reporter: thank you very much. as you can see they are getting fired pup they are going to -- they are getting fired up and and they will be rallying up and down the state of california that will be marching to the state capitol and all of them will be meeting with state legislatures. they will be pushing them to please, please extend the tax extensions because again the deadline to get that through is tomorrow. reporting live in san jose. >>> emergency crews are on the scene of a chemical plant explosion. four people were hurt in last weeks -- this is a city 25 miles outside of boston. they are running tests to

sacramento now has a north wind at 13. still south at fairfield, south- southwest at sfo, west at santa rosa. but i expect that to turn later on. hayward says we're 54 degrees. livermore is only 48. no rain in sight. in fact, the seven to ten-day outlook were very quiet. i do see cooler temperatures by the weekend. i also see warmer temperatures today and into tomorrow, possiblibility of a record high. a lot of 70s. just due to the presence of the fog. we're getting there. and the temperatures are well above average. we should be around 64 to 70 degrees. most locations are getting -- are running above. >> i think most of the fog will get wiped out. friday looks good. then we cool it down for the weekend. >>> disturbing new evidence about how caltrain officials make major decisions. >> reporter: i'm live in berkeley, where gun-related issues will be held tonight. >>> welcome back. the concern is growing about rising crime at berkeley high school. officials are now taking action. ktvu's paul chambers is in berkeley with what

you'll be hitting this shortly as you head out of sacramento. and we're calling it march weather madness here in the weather department. last friday we had that ef-1 tornado, the waterspout at ocean beach and then today our sacramento tornado and also numerous reports of hail and lightning in the south bay. it's been wild. and it will stay pretty wild as we head throughout this week. current numbers in the low to mids 40s from the north to the south bay. as we head throughout tomorrow, tomorrow night, that's when our next storm arrives with more rain and also wind. and it's a total of two storms this week. that's why we're watching out for that potential of flooding. the next storm system already offshore. and it will continue to advance closer for tuesday. we'll see winds ramp up 20 to 30. doesn't look like as long of a duration of wind we saw with the last storm system. but any kind of gusts could bring down power lines and also trees. look here at our time line. you can see tomorrow morning we're dry. but by 3:00 and 4:00 p.m., rain starts to

pop up showers also through the north bay city could see the heavier rain for sacramento right now but mostly clear conditions. but some in here. you could see in the north bay some of those areas, indicating heavier rain and you see that little spot purpled that just popped up there. that is where were seeing hail right here. this is near the coastline in the north bay. let's look down toward vallejo and concord. he see plenty of moderate rainfall in that area. were continuing to see the pop-up showers. a water view picture, once again over the past couple of hours most of the heavy rain has pushed through the bay area into the sacramento valley in into the sierra. seeing snow fall rates as high as 3 in. per hour rate now in the sierra. tonight into tomorrow, that rain turning into showers. this evening as you saw, a few isolated showers in the north bay. tomorrow morning, scattered showers activity and this will continue with possible thunderstorms into the afternoon. i will tell you all about it coming up. >>pam: from santa cruz to santa rosa, we have crews all over tracking the sto

if you head further to the north we are talking about showers into the sacramento valley.igh country. want to get up there, do a little skiing. little slushy up there. winter weather advisories at 7000 feet as we head through the night tonight and into tomorrow. talking about rain and snow mix. so kind of slushy up there through about tuesday with warmer temperatures. by wednesday that likely all turns to snow. so some colder storms on the way but this one a rather warm one moving onshore carrying with it that subtropical moisture and keeping the temperatures up. not too much in the way of rainfall. only about an inch of rain in some of the wetter spots in the north bay. rain off and off throughout the night tonight and maybe into tomorrow morning. doesn't look like it will be a washout for the commute but it could be a little bit wet outside. rolling the clock forward to midnight tonight seeing scattered showers flying on buy and possibility of thunderstorms. fog and leftover rain drops in the morning. not much. then as we head through the day we are looking at a pretty d

up in the sacramento valley. 60 miles northwest of sacramento in colusa, reports of a funnel cloud and this is some of the damage if in fact that funnel cloud touched down it becomes a tornado. they are on their way to determine whether this would be the third tornado they have seen in the northern central valley in the last few months. so for us the weather is starting to regroup itself as we go through the next couple days. we are looking for conditions to begin to -- live storm tracker 2 real quick. bit of a computer thing here. we will track the system there then we can see that we have got that cell right there. we will come back to the bay area and you can see the heavier rainfall right there on the bay bridge. forecast overnight lows tonight 30s and 40s. we will have heavy rain and gusty winds as we go into the period. so the five-day forecast shakes out like this. definitely going to be a wet period. heavy rain as we go into tomorrow morning. so your morning's commute is really going to get hit hard. friday we have got scattered showers and then saturday showers remain in the f

urge sacramento don't make a cut, well, do the other side.s is what we would suggest you cut in its place. this is the revenue we wish you should raise to make it up. when we get letters saying don't cut this, don't cut this. when we get letters that say don't cut this and here's how we think you can fix things, those are the ones that really mean a lot more. and i think if we want this institution to be considered respectable up in sacramento and this institution to kind of have a little more gravitas and to be taken seriously, that would be the responsible way to legislate. and i have a suspicion there's going to be a whole bunch of these resolutions argue against various things in the state budget. and i think we should do it the right way. let's not just take the easy route. if you really want to engage in the state budget, let's engage in the state budget. let's not just do the simple piece. so i'll be voting against this one and i'll be voting against all the others that come down the line unless they're a complete piece, and this to me

sacramento from where jerry brown held office 30 years ago.he cole leejialty is gone. the bipartisanship is over the top. with term limits and these super safe districts, both sides feel -- the republicans in this case, feel they don't have to contribute to that two-thirds majority. even some moderate republicans and veteran legislators are saying why. >> you said something and i want to make sure you meant that bipartisanship is over the top. >> i meant partisanship is over the top. >> belva: right. >> people can't believe how the discussions have come down. brown has done it in a way. the you tube discussion was interesting because he hasn't gone out. he has done a lot of this work behind the scenes. taking the republicans to dinner. sitting down with them over a glass of wine. going to their caucus meetings. going to budget panels, having a civil discussion, not being insunday yar, not going out and doing town hall meetings or calling them girly men like their own republican governor did. but the fact is many are saying maybe he should have

able it was also dodged last week in sacramento when the legislature approved and the governor signed assembly bill 1052 from last year's $1.5 billion fuel tax loss. the bill also contains other provisions that make it possible for the state to support transit operations at a level that will avert a crisis. i'm sure that the executive director will expand on this in his remarks. last but definitely not least, last week, the transportation committee unanimously approved bill 57. the bill which is now moving to the legislative process, to the best of my knowledge, going to the transportation authority has registered opposition to the bill, even though we all voted at the board of supervisors to oppose the bill. this is a great concern to me and, i know, to many of you. i feel that the issue needs to be addressed decisively and probably this very week by our mayor's office through the legislative advocate in sacramento and also by our legislative delegation so we can have an opportunity to shape the discussion and protect san francisco's interest in the region. lastly, i have to say that

blue here indicating this is in effect for the entire bay area, into sacramento as well. sunday night, sunday afternoon, that is when it takes effect. howling out there. and dumping rain for several hours. definitely the weekend to stay indoors. scattered showers tomorrow. rain picks up by sunday tomorrow. sunday will be more powerful than today's. we could see pockets of -- we will see pockets of heavy rain and small hail and thunder. winds definite as intense as today. rain into monday morning and next week. >>> the stanford women get ready for their ncaa run and the calbears are treated rudely by the colorado buffalo in bolder. gary is up next with all the sports. [ ryan ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ so i used mine, to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> all right. good evening, everybody

salt lake city, milwaukee, and sacramento. and i went, oh, sacramento. why sacramento? and they said, you are the capital of california. at 5:00 downtown, there is nothing open. how can you be a capital of california and not have any restaurants or shops open past 5:00? furthermore, they said, we play again that ends at 10:00, and by the time we get back to the hotel, we have to order reservist because you all do not have any restaurants. the irony is, it is probably right -- why ran for mayor -- [laughter] i want to make a sacramento not in the bottom tier of nba studies, but it is as simple as people are making decisions to do not just on jobs. they want to live in a cool place to the end of the day, the millennium, they're making decisions on where to live based on cool cities. i think that is where we're trying to find that balance of, yes to jobs and cultural activities, said it amenities. we have two rivers in sacramento. two rivers. anybody here from san antonio, before i say this? [laughter] san antonio. they are known for a river. it is not a river. it is a can

so some of them are happening in sacramento. some of them are happening -- so, for example, i believe a week and a half ago or two weeks ago, the governor met with the county -- the association of counties, and talked with them about realignment. that was in sacramento. our lobbyists were there and participated in that conversation. the governor's office staff have been very involved, specifically in working with probation officers for the state, and a lot of the conversations about how realignment will work have been with that organization. and vocally, then, we are also having conversations about how realignment will move forward. i believe we are scheduling a meeting for next week to continue that conversation. we had an initial presentation at reentry council yesterday. it ended abruptly due to the need to leave the building related to a bomb scare, but there's a conversation that will be happening there as well as within the city departments. i know that mayor lee has asked that he be involved in his conversations -- ask th

sacramento lost the most jobs. stay right with the silicon valley leadership group says the hiring outlook is positive but he worries that more companies are being enticed to expand elsewhere. >> we know of several companies with the difference between incentives between the states and the low cost of living in the states means the company can hire instead of three people, for people. >> reporter: the group's number 1 agenda item in sacramento is to get governor brown to assign a cabinet level position to keep california competitive. marie nailer, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the jackpot for the mega millions lottery has grown to $244 million. the odds of winning tonight's jackpot is one and 175 million. >>> coming up, how you could be the voice of one of america's most famous bird. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking the storm's future will tell us which areas will be hit first. >>> if there's no tv nearby, you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on >> a unique celebration

the sacramento bee reports today that internal e-mails between the dmv and a massachusetts contractor show that the contractor has had problems with printers, engravers, laminating machines and staff. >>> san jose police have now followed through with a major budget cut and grounded their helicopter. the department says it's grounding the chopper for the next three months then will evaluate the impact on safety. the move is expected to save $100,000 on fuel. pilots will return to patrol work. the department also faces possible lay offs due to san jose's budget deficit. >>> santa clara city leaders are considering giving $4,800 to the san francisco 49ers. the city council is expected to vote on the proposal on monday. the proposal comes as governor brown moves to eliminate redevelopment agency. san jose says giving the money will better protect the money from the state. >>> the perjury trial against former san francisco giants shrubber barry bonds enters a critical new phase today. as claudine wong tells us, prosecutors will try to select a jury to determine if bonds lied about taking

we are nervous as heck about what is going on in sacramento but the budget discussions. we are not sure how it's going to come out. the decisions might harm this. more than anything, we think it's important as project have strong support from the decision makers to face anything that comes down the road. we hope this will go forward. thank you. >> in good afternoon. i'm the president of the treasure island easy associations. i have been at this since february of 1994, 17 years. the museum was founded originally as a bicentennial project to celebrate the navy and it expanded to the marines, coastguard and eventually took in that history of the golden gate international exposition. the building of the bridges, for which the fair was to celebrate and even how the island was constructed. that museum was closed by the navy in 1997, but everything is stored locally and our fight has been to reopen this museum because we believe a new neighborhood needs of the soul and a continuity. that does not mean it will only be looking backward at wonderful objects, but we look at today a

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no chain controls on highway 50 but there's a high wind advisory from sacramento to el dorado county line. have you had enough yet? >> leigh: truckee right now, 36 degrees and reporting light rain. so temperatures starting to drop off, the snow will start accumulating there. yeah, in a nice way, most of the bay area seeing the setting sun. this is a shot from the high definition east bay cam. spinning around and looking across the bay, we show you another shot from the sutro camera, the marin headlands -- they're changed it -- ocean beach there. you can see the clouds and clear breaks, too. it -- checking in with live doppler 7hd. most of the activity is moving towards the east and looks like we'll have dry conditions this evening. temperaturewise we're in the 50s. antioch, 53. and los gatos, 55 degrees. so here's a look at the highlights. partly cloudy conditions tonight. maybe a little mist and drizzle but most of the rain has ended temporarily. patchy fog overnight. and light rain will return by sunday afternoon. this is a very weak system. and then get ready for monday, tuesday,

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and he is live in sa kra sacramento now with the new technology the state is looking at to stop this problem. >> reporter: we all know how prevalent cell phones are, but what about inside our state prisons. consider this, in january and february an arch of 35 cell phones -- an average of 35 cell phones were found in prisons. they are smuggles in hollowed out books, it gets worse every year. >> 35,000 phones have been found, it's a significant problem. >> reporter: tackling the problem was the topic in sa sacramento today. one guest, johnson, who was shot down at his house. >> it was a hit, it was a hit that's exactly what it was. >> reporter: now the state is testing new technology such as cell sense. a cell phone detector that can be picked up any where in the prison. jamming cell raises constitutional questions. what if cell phones outside the prison are jammed as well? technology that will be expensive at the time when money is short. >> it's a time of public safety and we cannot let funding or money from doing what we have to do to enhance public safety. >>> if an inmate is caugh

sacramento lost the most jobs 14,500. steve wright was the silican valley leader group says that more companies are being entized to expand elsewhere. >> we know several companies where the difference between the incentives from these states and the low cost of living in those states means the company can hire instead of three people, four people. >> reporter: and the main agenda is to get governor brown to appoint a government cabinet position to keep california competitive. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> time is running out if lawmakers want to hold a special election on tax extensions on june 21st. a source tell the sacramento bee, governor brown may announce a november election instead. a june election would have to be set this week. >>> california's ambitious cap and trade program to cut emissions has hit a legal snack. a judge is ordering more review -- a legal snag. a judge is ordering more review of emissions. the california air resources says it will appeal the decision. >>> just more than an hour ago, the coast

blue here indicating this is in effect for the entire bay area, into sacramento as well.t, sunday afternoon, that is when it takes effect. howling out there. and dumping rain for several hours. definitely the weekend to stay indoors. scattered showers tomorrow. rain picks up by sunday tomorrow. sunday will be more powerful than today's. we could see pockets of -- we will see pockets of heavy rain and small hail and thunder. winds definite as intense as today. rain into monday morning and next week. >>> the stanford women get ready for their ncaa run and the calbears are treated rudely >>> all right. good evening, everybody. cal basket is over. mike's team won their first game at home. in colorado tonight, he had 16 points, back and forth early. colorado one of those teams which many people said should be in the ncaa tournament. rod used to play for the warriors. buddy of michael jordan. his son cory had 22 points tonight for colorado. shannon sharpe, no relation there, 89-72, cal finishes 18- 15. their season is over. santa clara, had 1200 people they beat air force and w

in sacramento, ken pritchett. >>> a stolen lamborugini drew even more strange with calls of sightings of the call. ktvu reported it showed up on some security cameras and was seen on the golden gate bridge. the man apparently repelled down the celling and made out with the car that belonged to celebrity chef guy fierri. >>> and lakeland is about 25 miles northeast of sacramento. in this surveillance video, shows the thieves breaking in through the window. they then put jewelry in a plastic bag. the store owner say they keep the most valuable pieces in a safe which was not broken into. >>> and the commissioner is supposed to hear that mold has been killing sea gulls. the birds have been dying on pier 94. it's unclear if the recent deaths are related to other birds. researchers found mold inside the breast cavity of the birds. >>> it was light showers, not a big deal but certainly slowing down traffic. this is how it looks right now on live storm tracker 2. you can see the light showers outside. the showers are going to basically linger throughout the next few hours then they are gone.

we have one that occurred in sacramento. the victim was burned in san francisco. we also have an outstanding arrest warrant for another suspect, a $10 million warrant. we feel confident we will be able to locate him and taken into custody as soon as possible. supervisor mirkarimi: there is a tonal quality that exists, even if this is -- these are random act of violence not attributed to the ongoing issues of whether it is gaining or what have you, that radiates in those affected communities where the crime occurs. many of us have to deal with that aftermath. so, understanding your report in the statistics on this, -- you are reporting the statistics on this, there is the visceral impact on communities. another murder happened. they are not necessarily focusing on the reason why, even if it has not been classified as a crime, per se. we hear from people that the police department is becoming less connected after those particular events because when one hears that a death had occurred, but it may not be classified as a homicide, it was not a crime, because it might

they will be participating in a huge rally up in sacramento. they are lobbying legislatures to fund higher education. students were up at 4:30 this morning chanting in front of the college. they know tomorrow is the day legislatures will vote whether to put extending tax increases on the ballot for the special election in june. statewide community colleges are facing $400 million in cuts. they say if the tax increases are not on the ballot, there will be deeper cuts. >> it's already hard to get into classes, it will be extremely more hard with less classes and more students. not just that classes will be getting cut. faculty will be getting cut. >> education is the future. and without educate californians what future does california have? >> reporter: these students will be joining thousands of others in sacramento they will be marching to the state capitol and some of these students will actually be meeting with legislatures to tell them how it will directly effect them. they are trying to sway the vote for tomorrow. reporting live from san jo

we've goes everything from the libya to the show down in sacramento. >>> and the tax break for twitter. first in the news this morning, a nerve-wracking night for some homeowners in san pablo, a land slide on thursday threatened several homes in more rain over the weekend left three homes yellow tagged. last night, the owners of one of those homes decided it was time to go. >> as of right now, it is unstable. they did advise us that the hail is still -- mill is still moving down, they can't guarantee the houses will be here tomorrow. >> the red cross is providing temporary shelter. >>> okay. in the north bay, the intersection of highways 12 and 121 in sonoma county is open again after flooding closed it down for two hours yesterday. all four lanes were covered in about two feet of water. chp set of detours for about four hours. all lanes are now open. there was also flooding on santa rosa. and in mill valley, three families voluntarily evacuated their homes following a mud slide on ethel avenue. the slide didn't reach their homes but they were worried. two of those families were able t

today, rain, not as bad around sacramento and san francisco but showers on and off.hance of thunderstorms salt lake city to boise, a little unusual and showers up the coastline. l.a. just some sprinkles around but for the most part you'll remain cloudy and 63. now saturday more moisture lingering in this area, a new storm system coming in with heavier rain and further south down the coast, it's really only arizona and portions of nevada that will stay dry. toward the higher elevations you'll deal with more heavy snow. watching us on kmtr 16, eugene, oregon, feast your eyes on excessive obsession, a jordan schnitzer museum of art, your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. it appears movie goers will be pulling for the underdog at the box office this weekend. based on a popular children's book series "diary of a wimpy kid, roderick rules" is expected to open on top in the low $20 million range. the action fantasy "sucker punch" about an institutionalized teenager who plans to escape in an alternative reality is g

it's about 30 mimes northeast of sacramento. surveillance video shows the thieves breaking a front window just before midst night. they then throw at least $50,000 worth of rings, watches and necklaces into a plastic garbage can they brought with them. in three minutes they were gone. the safe was not touched. >>> this morning the new kaiser charter air service took an inaugural flight from oakland to hawaii after a ribbon- cutting ceremony. the mayor was given the honor of cutting the ribbon but needed to trade in her scissors for smaller ones that did the job. they took a tour of the boeing 737 before it took off. kaiser air will fly first-class passengers to hawaii twice weekly. >>> the new national unemployment report released this morning shows 397,000 people filed for first-time jobless benefits last week. that is 26,000 more than the week before. economists had expected an increase but only about half that much and claims for continuing unemployment insurance fell by 20,000 to 3.77 million. >>> a report out today shows th

even places like sacramento are well above average ukiah about 90%. we will be adding to this.rrow not much of a big deal. we will get a chance of showers in the north bay. stronger storm is coming in on friday. and this storm is the one that will pack a punch. a few showers around ukiah. really around 5:00 p.m. is when we may see drops developing in the north bay. santa rosa and san rafael, a small chance. likely it will be a partly cloudy afternoon. by friday things will start to change. we start to see wet pavement for the morning commute and a line of rain around 10:00 a.m. as the cold front approaches. that line continues to the south and to the east. evening hours will see scattered showers and could see snow above the 4,000-foot elevation. this continues right into saturday as far as the snow level. three quarters to an inch and a half for the peninsula and the east bay. the south bay is getting the quarter to half an inch by friday evening. in the sierra nevada it will mean more snow. 134* of the sources have reported six inches to almost two feet of snow so far. the wi

i have bye-bye working hard in sacramento -- i have been working hard in sacramento to change this. you have chosen a way of protest that i can not support. >> [ booing ] >> just after the vice chancellor made that statement a police officer came out, and declared this was an unlawful assembly and told everybody they had to leave or they might be arrestd and might be penlized if they are students here at the university and then pandemonium broke loose when the police officers came in. >> shame on you -- shame on you. shame on you! >> reporter: so now, the students up on the ledge up there they are demanding they meet with the chancellor. they want to meet spectacularly with him and -- specifically with him and demanding all student and all of the student charges be dropped from past and present actions and they, of course, don't want to be charged in this incident either. and, also they want to add a couple of students and a worker to what they call an operation alex lens operational panel here focusing on students that the students are concerned about. this will be continuing for q

a few months ago, i got a chance in sacramento to hear one of the little rock nine speak in sacramentoan amazing lady. just listening to her story. i shared this with her. i have been in little rock probably one dozen times. every time i am here, i rent a car. at about 10:00 p.m. or 11:00 p.m., i drive out to central high school. i sit there. i drive around the beautiful campus and the images and the pictures are coming to life. you think of the battles that went on at that particular school so that someone like me could go to an integrated school. now, my responsibility is to make sure those schools are doing their job. in some cases, we are better off when we did not have integration. i am not satisfied with that. the last thing i want to say to you is that it is important to know. i challenge anyone in the year, -- challenge anyone in here, you would think that results are enough. michelle rhee entered washington, d.c., the worst urban school district in the country. she had the biggest gains out of any urban school district in the country in the map and the english -- in math and e

i came from sacramento -- i heard one of the little rock nine speak in sacramento.rlotta -- an amazing lady. just listen to her story. i had been in little rock a dozen times in my lifetime. almost every time i am here, a wrecked a car, i go back to my hotel, then i drive out to central high school and just sit there. i jog around that beautiful campus and the images in the pictures start to come to life. i think about the battles that went on at that particular school so that someone like me could go to an integrated school. now my responsibility is to make sure the schools do their job. in some cases we were better off when we did not have integration. i am not satisfied with that. the last thing i want to say to you is that it is important to note -- and i challenge everyone in here -- you would think that results would be enough. you saw all the results occurring at at school. she entered washington, d.c. -- the worst urban school district in the country -- turn it around in three years. had the biggest gains out of any urban school districts in the country on a

we're monitoring kcra, our sister station in sacramento. otherwise, isolated rain and hail in gilroy. and also areas of rain down into scott's valley, where we just saw that rock slide. and some of these wind gusts did top 60 miles per hour down in the south bay, in the santa cruz hills. los gatos had a 67-mile-per-hour wind gust this weekend, hoping to knock out that power. and wee seen anywhere from 1 to 3 inches a of rain. more i on the way with twore moe systems this week. santa cruz mountains could see an additional 4 to 5 inches of rain. i'll have more on the timeline, coming up. >> all right. thank you, jeff. our helicopter working overtime now. you saw it over scott's valley with that rock slide. and now, also, in the north bay, our chopper this morning in tiburon, where high winds caused at least a dozen boats to break away from their moorings. this was at strawberry point. and these boats crashing into the shore. the coast guard saying it's pollution control team placed a boom around two motorized boats because of a fuel spill. bu

levee patrols are in full effect in the sacramento area. they're monitoring about 40 miles of levees and say so far they have not detected any problems and they do not expect any breaches. but they're just asking people to stay away. a lot of people coming by with cameras to take pictures and document this moment. they say just be safe if you're coming near any flooded areas, and of course the rivers because they are running high. back to you guys. >> thank you for that report. >>> this morning you cannot see evidence of thursday's sewage spill in marin county, but residents living in ross valley are still not happy. the district says 9,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled out through manhole covers during the storm. warning signs are still posted after the contaminated water ran down the streets. residents say they are angry and they want something done to prevent it from happening again. >> there's no excuse for this! this is insanity. >> the district officials say they have already spent $11 million this year to expand the sewer system to p