hail covering all of the lanes on interstate 80 here north of sacramento.s is near the roseville area. looks like snow out there. it's got to be at least 1 to 2 inches thick with intense uplift, that still has a lot of rotation with it. we're going to continue to monitor that. >> okay, jeff. we'll see you again at 8:00 for our special prime time news cast. >> yes. >> all right. we'll see you later. [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone service required. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downloading music fast. and watching videos. cute! and the price is great. [ female announcer ] call and get the fastest internet for the price -- just $14.95

alleys there in sacramento. as you all know, the sfpuc has a strong lobbying presence in sacramento, particularly as one of the water agencies. when we speak, they do listen. the long i was describing before, it was very, very broad, and we were aposed. i let the legislators know that as it was drafted, it was a disastrous bill. that language has been change, and as i noted, it doesn't affect us anymore. our current position is neutral, and does not mean support. the legislators know that. we are watching it very closely, and should the language get modified to a point where it would start to adversely effect the c.c.a., we can change our position and start weighing in more heavily. right now we are working extremely hard on the bill that we have sponsored of sb-970. supervisor campos: are there other jurisdictions opposed to the bill and seeing this as the bill potentially having some detrimental impacts, is there anything wrong with us sharing those concerns, or is it the fact that we don't have the concerns t

these are live pictures in sacramento. thunderstorms are headed to sacramento. the good news it is not heading for us. but other storms are and spencer will have that . >> big battle over the foot stamp state capitol. democrats and republicans fighting over whetherr recipients should be fingerprinted. >> a new today by u.c.l.a. found that more than two million californians can't afford enough food and democrats want to make it easy tore get food stamps. california is one of three states that requires foot stamp applicans to be fingerprinted. advocates for the poor cite the fingerprinting process one of the major reasons that the state has the lowest food stamp rate in the country. they didn't like having to give their fingerprint. >> sometimes it is hard to go anywhere knowing that you are fingerprinted and different things of that nature. it could be uncomfortable. >> but more people may be joining the foot stamp program. the assembly approved a proposal . the thinking is, more anticipation millions more in federal matching dollars would come to the state. >> i

but you're getting up there toward the sacramento river. the sacramento is spewing a lot of water.and temperatures will continue to keep us on the mild side. not even close to that now, temperatures a solid 20 degrees cooler in many locations. tonight the fog comes back. i can see indications that it'll be back by about midnight. it'll be there tomorrow morning. a little more than it was this morning. a little slower burn off tomorrow. subtle, subtle changes. the mayor cooling has occurred. this low pressure center is the reason for the cooling. the mayor cooling and the subtle cooling that we're going to see saturday. and a subtle warming as we cool down on saturday. more fog tomorrow, less fog on sunday. a little cooler tomorrow. here's the fog model then. tomorrow you see a push of it don't you. look at it out here in oakland hills. toward montclaireful e. tomorrow morning there's a big fog footprint. that's what we expect and that's what we'll get. some folks going out to stinson beach tomorrow. i think they'll be clearing in steinson at noon. i think you will see a little bit

certain reaction in sacramento is not happy from lawmakers. state controllers say their math did not add up. >> we looked to make sure they crossed their t's and dotted their i's and their math did not add up. >> reporter: so what happens now? well, every day they don't have a balanced budget is every day they do not get paid. about $400 or so. about $50,000 a day total in savings for california. the state controllers office is getting lots of feedback from that. right now everyone is looking to jerry brown. making some indication that today he would be issuing a revised budget that does that. he vetoed this saying look the democrats budget that he passed didn't actually have the right numbers in it. he doesn't want any gimmicks. he wants long-term solutions. long-term solutions with the situation there is. we will be looking out for that this morning. we are looking to talk to lawmakers and we will get reactions from people that live in san francisco. >>> a young mother is in jail accused of a crime that have shocked veteran police officers.

on a train from sacramento down here. our hearts go out to all of the families, definitely. >> so investigators and rescuers have converged on the accident scene. and the uninjured passengers as we have said should be on their way to the destinations along the way including martinez, fairfield, davis as they left sacramento a short while ago. we are expecting some people to arrive here in emeryville in the next couple hours on buses scattered into the wee hours of the morning. reporting live in emeryville, abc news. >> thank you. >>> the senate voted to approve same-sex marriagement in greenwichville leming, long considered the birthplace of the gay rights movement, they were eccstatic. andrew cuomo lobbied hard for it and promised to sign it into law. >> it was not just for the people of new york, but the people across the nation. we reached a new level of social justice this evening. supporters call it a historic step as new york is the 6th and by far the largest state to legalize same-sex marriage. >>> a pre med honor

take vo ---una mujer de sacramento fue detenida esta tarde bajo la sospecha de haber causado la muertetan solo 6 semanas de nacido al meterlo en un horno micro- ondas. ---los hechos habrian ocurrido el pasado 17 de marzo. ---una exhaustiva investigacion y examenes forenses determinaron que el bebe murio por lesiones termicas. ---ahora la madre, ka yang, de 29 aÑos de edad enfrenta cargos de asesinato. stop open roll open cu ---se le caen los planes al alcalde de san jose para declarar una emergencia fiscal. take vo ---el alcalde chuck reed tenia planeado anunciar su emergencia fiscal y la creacin de una propuesta para la boleta electoral el pasado viernes. ---sin embargo, ahora reed inform que ambos planes quedan en pendientes hasta por lo menos a principios de agosto. ---la postergacin se debe a que los sindicatos de policia y de bomberos acordaron entrar en negociaciones hasta el 31 de octubre para reformar el sistema de pensiones de la ciudad. topvo --- el contralor john chiang dijo que los legisladores estatales no recibiran sus sueldos porque aunque aprobaron el presupuesto a tiem

sacramento figures in in an unexpected way. all that money makes taxes. they don't have capital gains like the fed does but is considered income and tax thad way. this frothy moneymaking on wall street is a major part of the money sacramento is counting on to balance the budget. when we talk about them making or anticipating more tax money, it's not because people are going back to work necessarily, or getting raises because nobody is get a raise, it's because so many people are making money on the stock market and that's where a lot of that money will come from. >> and the state capital benefits. >> yes, hopefully. >> thanks, scott. 6:26. as scott mentioned the budget, we'll continue coverage with a live report from sacramento. >>> the coast guard pulls a man from the sea overnight. scue coming up. >>> [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. even i

we are still seeing some severe sales outside of sacramento and chico.showing very heavy rainfall. we see the hail, gusty winds and lightning. there was a tornado reported it did touchdown this afternoon. now the storm is pushing to the east, we could catch a few lingering showers but that continues to move out. we will have one more dry day before more rain move sand. i will have more information in a little bit. >> authorities evacuate a building downtown today, at the ninth circuit court of appeals at 11:30 a.m., you see that spot on the map, here is what triggered the evacuation. >> wednesday, the bomb squad was in full force. >> i was on the fourth floor, they evacuate the basement and the first floor then we heard later that day, that the whole building would be evacuated. >> the officers say the item was sent to the building when it got there the people in the mail room grew suspicious. police say the suspicious device was in a box that was 12 in. by 12 in., the same size as the box that i am holding. >> these are normal procedures that they do, a

the sacramento bee reports that peta wants to put up a billboard in sacramento about this case to drawtion to the killing of baby animals for human consumption. some are calling it a despicable publicity stunt. >>> the grand jury has been sacramentoing last july's devastating fire at trace elementary school near -- here. the school did not have automatic alarms or sprinklers and that fire caused $15 million damage. >>> the victims of tuesday's frat house fire at san jose state, they are now getting some help from old navy stores. the fire caused a lot of damage to the kappa sigma house. all escaped without injuries. but they lost most of their possessions. the old navy at the valley fair mall will allow them to buy new clothing at a discounted price. >>> a 2-year-old man killed while crossing a street -- a 22- year-old man killed while crossing the street is being honored. he was sit by a car at lombard and pierce streets. the driver of the car said he never saw erbin in the street. five days earlier, erbin graduated with a degree in international studies. now the university has set up

a brasil >> ens eguida >> nosotros continuamos con el control de este pronóstico, mas adelante sacramentono de ellos es casado.--y como nos dice "pamela diaz" el selibato es un requisito que se les exige a los sacerdotes catolicos, pero la diosecis de sacramento cuenta con nuevos sacerdotes uno de ellos es casado, algunos fieles dudan que peudan dirigir bien la iglesia bajo el estatus marital >> fue una sagrada ceremonia para los 3 nuevos sacaerdotes >> esta era la primera vez que un hombre casado se convertian en sacerdote aquí >> fue sometido a un proceso de 7 años antes de ser sometido >> los casos buscan comunion con roma entonce ala ilgesia toma ladecicion de dejar sacerdotes cone esas condiciones >> obtuvo la conviccion de la religion catolica era la adecuada para él >> el hecho de estar casado no cambiara su manera de hace rlas cosas >> quizás no será aceptado >> que le parece? >> nome molesta, pero un sacerdote debe decidarse completamente cómo si esa fuera su familia ♪ >> el sacedote servira en la capillade san francisco >> no podrá ser parroco (♪) >> en méxico la secretaria pres

definitely out to sacramento.hink tomorrow. 64 already in fairfield. 60 in livermore. a couple of other 50s. northerly breeze but there is not much of a breeze. some of the higher elevations have a 20 miles an hour wind out of the northwest. high pressure is the main culprit. it moves over us today and tomorrow it does temperatures move up. the nights are very short now. days are very long. we'll have a lot of opportunities to warm up here. sunny nice to hot depending on your proximity to the coast. the coast is clear. if there is any patchy fog it won't last long. 70s to mid to upper 90s. nevada 92. richmond same for berkeley 90. we will go 80s for many on the peninsula or very low 90s. a lot of 70s including pacifica, and daly city. sunny and hot on tuesday. a little cooler by the coast. >>> united airlines and u.s. airways say their flights are back to normal this morning that is after computer problems during the weekend. united says a five hour computer outage virtually shut down the airline. hackers are not

was a quotation about 80 full-time reporters and editors in sacramento in 1999. by 2010, there were only 35. he said, "this is a state with more than $1 trillion economy, 250,000 state employees, 10,000 schools, the biggest prison system in the country. there is a lot to cover, a lot of room for waste, fraud, and corruption, with just 35 reporters covering state government, it is very hard to keep up." let me ask you, what are politicians getting away with right now? [laughter] >> i do not know if we get away with this, but i do agree that the state of california, the people of california are not served well when we do not have a robust media. the fact is that oftentimes, you have reporters who are not as experienced, may not have as many sources, and as a result, they end up being rather superficial in some of their ridings, and that is not a good thing. it is extremely important to have a robust media to hold all of us accountable. part of the solution is what you hear here, which is a catalyst of individuals in new media, different types of media, and i think

[applause] unlike sacramento, we are on time, and we are balanced. despite the difficulties that we have, i see actually in this budget a lot of hope. time and time again, i have been reminded throw out of the meetings we have had that a budget is reflective of our values in the city. in addition to reflecting our values, i do think this budget also represents a lot of hope. because our city is now on the rebound already, and i can feel that you can all feel it here, just in the span of six months, we began this year with a tremendous challenge in our unemployment rate, being over 10% -- 10.1% as of january. today, the unemployment rate has gone down to 8.5%. we also recognize that our city has grown in the last 10 years, by over 3%, from 776,000 to now over 805,000, and that is just residents alone. we continue to attract major companies in this city, companies who want to be here. they want to be your as partners and collaborators and, as we suggest, they want to hire san franciscans. we want to meet that challenge and we want to work with them. at

. >>> coming up, attention that the governor of texas will get when he visits sacramento today. >> theig break that firefighters in new mexico are getting to stop wildfire spreading to hundreds of containers of nuclear waste. >>> president obama draws the line on tax breaks. i'm john hendren in washington. i have more on that coming up. >> black hole in the middle of the street. water is gushing out. >> water main break turns sacramento waterway to river. >> and taking water sports to a higher level. look at the latest way to catch a wave. lysol knows a real clean isn't just something you see... ... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> welcome back. look at high temperatures across the country. notice the surge of warm weather through the midwest. low to mid-90s for fargo, minneapolis. comfortable in low to mid-80s. boston, new y

but the sacramento valley is getting anything but a break this afternoon. violent and powerful storms. a tornado reported on the ground five miles northeast . this hook here in the pattern of this storm, that is probably where the tornado is there. a tornado warning is in affect for the areas of county until 6:15 . the storps are violent in this area . over in the sierra, as we look at unusual june 1st weather . we have snow from lake tahoe . chains are required on highway 50 and interstate 80. and the snow continues to fall there. what is coming next for the bay area. we'll look closer at that in a moment. >> a policy review is underway in san jose where a fire department rescue team pulled a man from the gaudewill you please-- gaudelupe river. fire fighters had to stand by and watch the man drawn because they were not certified in water rescue. >> sky 7 was overhead when members of the crack rescue team saved the man from the river. the heroic actions are being investigated. it was a case of miscommunication accord toth officer. >> if this person comes do

that is after an overnight search and eschew effort on the sacramento river. air a is in pittsburgh -- allie rasmus is in pittsburgh this morning. >> reporter: it is warm, it's summertime, it's the time of year a lot of people like to head out on the water. before you do that, it is a good idea to know and be familiar with the body of water you plan on jet skiing. we are standing on the pittsburgh marina and this body of water is the sacramento river. on the surface it looks calm and about instructed but -- and obstructed but when it's low tide parts of this water is two feet deep and grassy. that is exactly what happened to two jet skiers. we watched as contra costa county marine patrols brought them back to shore around 3:30 this morning. the two men were stuck on one jet ski for nearly eight hours after their jet skis got stuck in shallow grassy water. they didn't have their sell phones -- cell phones with them. >> we get a lot of calls to this specific location. higher therm ma is our main concern. often we go out there for injuries from accidents. but in

cta, you know, these groups are some of the largest players in sacramento. have some of the deepest pockets in the state and can get things passed. they haven't jumped on on this yet? >> yeah. i think that's one of the big flaws with this particular proposal and initiative. ballot initiative. process. is that they have a lot of smaller unions that are latching on to this, namely community college professors, and student groups. you don't see the large, powerful teachers unions grabbing on to that. so you lose some political muscle in their argument for it. so that's to be seen. i think they're trying hard. in fact, peter matthews, the man at the center of this initiative is in the bay area. he'll, this weekend, he'll be at the pride parade trying to get signatures. he's running up and down the streets to try to get more support. >> we'll, of course, the schools come into contact with a lot of people, and so does the muni. the metropolitan transit association. the mta. there's big shakeups going on over the last week. rachel, tell us what's going on. >> they'

it is at the corner of sacramento and fillmore. the yellow area would change to this blue area for the commercial district. it would result in a 400-foot swath on both sides of sacramento st., both sides would be the same, and it would not change the height at all. the lot is in between an existing one-story commercial building on fillmore street, and the san francisco housing authority would like to live with us this under-use property. this gives us the opportunity for a mixed-use development in the future that the diversified commercial and residential uses in this area. it would not negatively impact the district, and the re-zoning would equalize the ncd district. the commission recommended approval of the section on february 24 of this year. i am available for questions. supervisor mar: colleagues? seeing no questions, are there any members of the public like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this forward with a positive recommendation without objection? >> we have the committee report fo

authorities arrested him on tuesday in sacramento. he's free on a $150,000 property bond according to the u.s. attorney's office. the criminal complaint describes massive marijuana growing efforts at what was once a former hole sale floorest in sacramento. >>> it is pride weekend in san francisco, there will be all kinds of detours. the lgbt community is celebrating a muhuge political victory. hello elise. >> the party is in full swing here at delores park. you take a look behind me, can you see how many people are here listening to music, enjoying all this great weather and celebrating diversity, with the 41st annual lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender parade. it's a reminder to the thousands celebrating pride weekend about the oppression gays and lesbians faced. during world war ii nazis forced them to sioux a pink triangle on their clothing. now it's a sign of pride. new york is the sixth and largest state where gay couples can now wed. >> california's legislature was the first in the country to pass a marriage equality bill six

. >> desde sacramento pamela dias días::. >> tuvo que recurir al plan b uno que incluye más recortese eliminan el déficit del próximo año en un 75%. >> unos recortes difíciles en educación, salud servicios sociales. >> habrá 14500 millones de dólares en recortes. >> se impactara hasta el poder judicial eliminando agencias para la economía local. >> afortunadamente este año se generaron ingresos de 4000 millones de dólares que protegen parte de la educación . >> en california aún hay dificultades es un presupuesto muy difícil pero se balancea para este año. >> se recaudran fondos gracias a las compras de internet . >> esto alivia a trabajadores vetados el 15 de junio. >> pero ya muchos perdieron casas, trabajos . >> en otras informaciones obama se reunió hoy con los representantes del senado para hablar sobre la economía actual. >> el confía en lograr un arreglo significativo. >> en las últimas 2 semanas el precio de la gasolina ha bajado. >> este análisis muestra que el combustible sin plomo y la premiun han bajado. >> la gasolina más barata se vende en jackson misisipi mississippi::

this was the scene in sacramento. battle. $9.6 billion in the working for free and california is eight days away from the absolute final deadline. state law makers have had this budget proposal from jerry brown. he promptly vetoed the entire thing that the proposal was not valid. the governor has said that he is committed to solving the california budget problem. speaking of the builders' conference in san francisco. >> it is essential to good financial footing. >> trying to however, the governor also says that he is increasingly frustrated with the budget process in sacramento. >>reporter: in sacramento, governor brown lashes state legislators blaming them for gridlock at the capitol. he was building at a speaking while he offered words of encouragement to the industry. he also nailed down in sacramento that they failed to give him a solid budget. he also expressed frustration from republicans with tax extensions not being placed on the ballots. without more revenue california will be forced to suffer massive cuts in

annette has the story tonight from sacramento. l. >>reporter: in this home invasion robbery in the sacramento suburb of rancho cordoba last week the homeowner and 2 criminal engaged in gun ballots that resulted in serious injury for all. it highlights the fear many californians have with the state budget cuts to public safety. more crime. over the last few months the correction department has been cutting the gps tracking did he vases off half of the nine 50 gang members on parole as way to save 6 million dollars by july 1st. after slashing jobs and other expenses the agency says there's no where else to cut. >> we can cut on the side of the gang monitors but we can not cut on the side of the sex offender monitor because those are mandated by law. so we are doing what we can with within the confines of the rules and the laws and the budget that we have left. >>reporter: one of the primary suspects in the rancho cordoba shooting is lawrence poop jack who local investigators had the anklet rae moved just one day before the shooting. up

look at the lightning west of sacramento. thunderstorms there.t back home to take a look at the rainfall totals. .05 at napa. pacifica. .16 in san francisco. a third, more than a third in novato and half an inch in santa rosa. we need to get to .22 in san francisco to make it, or to try a record. .23 to make at it record. if you look down the stretch, you can see the back building here. this will slide in santa cruz mountain. south bay and east bay. we will be in the wet weather once you get in it for three hours. it will be out of the bay area by 6:00. where it has be raining the longest, upper 50s along the coast. north bay. everywhere else, low to mid-60s. monterey bay. 56 in santa cruz. 17 in gilroy. wet and cool day with up thisseder possible. the showers taper tonight. heat wave for the weekend. warmest weather to south bay and east bay valley. low and mid-70s there. monterey bay, showers. steadier rain is possible in the evening hours but more like drizzle, nuisance. we have showers at coliseum. it may be delayed for first pitch but then i

they went around it and it's another issue of credibility and the one thing sacramento has lost above all is trust. >> meanwhile, amazon.com is announcing plans to sever ties with about 10,000 affiliates here in california to protest the new internet sales tax law. >>> well, still ahead at 6:00, going to the extreme to motivate his students. a bay area teacher who won't soon forget the unique deal he made to boost some test scores. >>> from hair to hand washing, the new law affecting all restaurant workers. but will restaurants be ready for the new law? >>> also -- >> reporter: fireworks stands like this one help bay area schools and clubs, but the recent rain has put a damper on sales. i'm marianne favro, i'll have that story coming up. >>> and that rain is finally moved on, but we still have cool and breezy conditions around the bay area right now. oakland 64 degrees. you can see the low clouds as we await a bigtime summer warm-up as we approach the holiday weekend. detail in your seven-day forecast when we come right back. >>> a state-appointed expert said that construction was lik

look at the lightning west of sacramento. thunderstorms there. bring it back home to take a look at the rainfall totals. .05 at napa. pacifica. .16 in san francisco. a third, more than a third in novato and half an inch in santa rosa. we need to get to .22 in san francisco to make it, or to try a record. .23 to make at it record. if you look down the stretch, you can see the back building here. this will slide in santa cruz mountain. south bay and east bay. we will be in the wet weather once you get in it for three hours. it will be out of the bay area by 6:00. where it has be raining the longest, upper 50s along the coast. north bay. everywhere else, low to mid-60s. monterey bay. 56 in santa cruz. 17 in gilroy. wet and cool day with up thisseder possible. the showers taper tonight. heat wave for the weekend. warmest weather to south bay and east bay valley. low and mid-70s there. monterey bay, showers. steadier rain is possible in the evening hours but more like drizzle, nuisance. we have showers at coliseum. it may be delayed for first pitch bu