. >> sacramento cannot reroute this money? >> sacramento can't raid, reroute or otherwise decide to use this money. >> critics say the higher taxes will chase away small businesses and cost us jobs. >>> some bar and restaurant owners are considering suing the city of walnut creek over plans to tighten regulations there. they have sent a letter to city leaders who have been trying to address the growing number of alcohol-related fights downtown. the city recently forced one bar lift lounge to close by 11:30 p.m. each night. a nuisance ordinance is now in the early draft stages but details haven't been released yet. >>> 4:44. california hospital patients are being warned some personal information went public. saint joseph health system has sent letters to nearly 32,000 people that the leaked information included names, birth dates, body mass index, medications, allergies, lab results. most affected patients received in patient care between february and august of 2011. a spokesman says the information was accidentally made availa

in a letter to our sister station in sacramento which arrived today, shermantine said, i don't know where the media is getting its information. but none of my letters claim i killed anyone. and i never put anyone in a well. >> reporter: the next step, the possible excavation of a second well nearby. >> we're not just going to dig to dig. i mean, what we're going to do is we have to evaluate where we're at and what information that we have. >> reporter: authorities have been taking some questions about the use of heavy machinery to excavate the well with critics say evidence could be destroyed. today, a top official with the california department of justice tried to put that controversy to rest. >> but i can tell you that everything was handled according to proper procedure and we were very careful in what we have done. >> reporter: now in that letter to our sister station in sacramento, wesley shermantine says that his friend mr. herzog

in the sacramento valley, cool nights and warm daymake this areideal to grow more than 500,000 acres of some of the world's finest grains. of course, none of this is news to charley mathews. he and his family are responsible for farming more than 1,000 acres of calrose rice in the sacramento valley. >> the thing that always interests me, i think, as a farmer is this ground is-- it goes into rice every year, and i think some places hava had rice straight every year for, like, 80 years now. the way qe grow rice and the way we handle it is just--you can do it every year, so every year, this-,this ground right here generates something. >> from the fields, the rice is then taken to the west sacramento mill, where it is ushered through a series of sorting machines that separate the kernels encased in a hull. the rice is then sent on its way through a multifaceted milling process that clea^ polishes, and grades each and every kernel that passes through. the growing, milling, and marketing of rice is a half-billion-dollar industry in californ, even if most people have no idea it even exists.

child advocates, parents advocates of sacramento, dependency associates of sacramento, bridges' stars program, and sacramento treatment providers. parents in the program not only receive treatment, but gain an understanding of the root causes of their disease in an effort to break the intergenerational cycle of trauma. we were failing our families. before dependency drug court, we only had 18 percent of families who actually were unified and had their children come home and their cases closed out, with parents who no longer had substance abuse problems. as i went through the stars program and realized that these people that are trying to teach me about my disease have gone through it themselves. it was a blessing because it wasn't somebody who's never experienced what i've experienced telling me what i needed to learn, somebody who had actually been there and was doing the deal, staying sober one day at a time. everyone agrees that we want parents to be safe, nurturing parents. everyone agrees that good quality treatment on demand is important, and everybody agrees accountability is n

good news for sacramento king fans.ohnson, the former cal star, former nba star and the mayor of sacramento, in orlando. they have been working 13 years to get a new arena built and they say we will put up 70 million. they are talking about maybe, maybe 2015. but all signs point to the kings staying put. the a's took a punch to the gut today. scot sizemore tore his acl. lost for the entire season. not one of these big name guys but he was good enough, somebody you could count on. oakland in need of a new third baseman. buster posey in arizona, performs well, the giants not making moves. they will be fine. look at buster posey here. this is fresh video from batting practice. it was supposed to be just coming in. he hit like -- good swing. you know, keep your -- [ talking at the same time ] >> keep your head down, eye on your ball. there you go. >> text book. >> when the video fails go -- you see, what they do -- [ talking at the same time ] >> demo. >> buster posey looks good. all right. yesterday's all-star game was eve

he had a blowout over the sacramento kings. >>> 4:49 is the time. they could be missing a big name this year. >>> a warning about a popular woman's beauty product, they are finding lead in some tubes of lipstick. . >>> welcome back to the morning news, the time is 5:52, a new report shows there is lead in most products. the food and drug administration tested 400 tubes of lipstick. the fda says it is detected in trace alternate and there is no telling how much could be in makeup but it has been ingested for years. they have encouraged women to use chemical free products as often as possible. >> if you have seen studies or if you know, heir on the side of caution because you can. >> it is not possible by looking at lipstick if there is lead in it and you can find out how much lead is in those lipsticks. there is a website where it includes brand and color names, and it is on our website. >>> you will be able to watch whitney houston's funeral on the website. it is being held at new baptist church in new jersey. he jersey. whitney houston died in beve

he is running for mayor in the city of sacramento. apparently not the first time he has run for mayor but this time he said he is serious about trying to be the mayor of sacramento. he has run three previous times to this. >> interesting gentleman. interesting story. len ramirez thank you. >>> we are getting a look inside the state lab in richmond where those remains are being sent and soon criminalists will begin the monumental task of trying to identify the fragments. scientists there say extracting dna from bones this old can be difficult, but it is doable. however, the testing process could take several weeks. >>> we're also hearing from a woman who says that she was nearly among the victims. heidi adams was just 19 when she says the killers roared up behind her car on a remote road in san joaquin county. >> he had something huge wood almost in his hand. it was not a baseball bat. it was almost like an axe handle if you will. and as i'm watching him, i cannot get across the traffic. >> adams was able to drive away but she says it

he gave instructions on where to dig to sacramento bounty hunter leonard padilla. in his letter to us, shermantine writes, i would like it understood without mr. leonard padilla's help, these sheriffs would never have found one of herzog's burial areas. padilla has said he has agreed to pay shermantine for the information. but in his letter to us, shermantine wrote, for the record, i see leonard padilla claiming he has paid me $33,000, as of today leonard padilla was not paid me a dime. that's why i held off on herzog's other two sites. ism the only one with that knowledge. now that herzog has killed himself. from what he said, he was taking people from modesto, as well. the letter is signed, sincerely, wesley shermantine. in sacramento, sam shane, cbs 5. >>> federal agents have arrested a moroccan man who they say wanted to become the first suicide bomber on american soil. his intended target? the u.s. capitol building. but the fbi says agents caught him in the act. the fbi searched a home in alexandria, virginia late today believed to be connected to the arrest o

to sacramento. according to federal and state election records, he has personally given more than $300,000 to dozens of candidates and political action committees. he's the largest single donor among corporate officers in the last two years of the. >> money comes in and influence comes out. >> reporter: the president and co-founder of maplight.org. there he tracks political donations and the influence they can buy. >> we have a corrupt system of government in this country where politicians depend on getting big checks from donors who want something from government. >> reporter: from google to e-bay, adobe to yahoo, $12 million coming from officers from those companies to both federal and state candidates during the last three campaign seasons. >> if you don't write those campaign contributions, you're not going to have a seat at the table. >> reporter: insiders who track campaign contributions say silicon valley is late to the money game. >> they are engineers, they'd rather solve problems but incre

a clash between occupied protesters led to chaos in the streets of sacramento 0. >>> this you tube video shows them moving them to a safe location. occupied protesters tossed cans and bottles at them and they claim 30,000 whites have been murdered sense apart tied. >> that does not mean we will let it happen, that is what we are doing, we cipro problems in sows. occupied members came by to take part, police arrested them following the chaos. >>> we have more excerpts, featuring loren joseph herzog who recently found out his partner in crime told authorities where to fine remains. loren joseph herzog told authorities that wesley howard shermantine is responsible for killing several people. loren joseph herzog said he only went along for the ride. >> [inaudible] >> now wesley howard shermantine is on death row, he claims loren joseph herzog is behind the killings. meanwhile wesley howard shermantine is speaking out this time to bounty hunter. he said i want to know the results of the dna tests and if they found hopson. her mother tells amber lee that she went on a date with loren joseph he

arena for the sacramento kings basketball team. >>> they are getting some visitors from palo alto. his coach and some of his former teammates will watch him from new york city. they were invited by new york fans spike lee but nike is keen coming out with a lynn shoe. >> he is an awesome guy, he is the guysest guy i ever met. >> we had a rumor president barack obama may have attended sunday's game. he led during last night's victory over the sacramento kings. >>> let's go to sal, we have a sig alert. >> we have an accident with a coroner called to the scene southbound 880, in fact southbound 880 at the alameda and ktvu channel 2 morning news has arrived on the scene, we will have updates, westbound 92, that traffic is moderately heavy likewise for the dumbarton and westbound for the toll place back up for 20 minutes. >>> and a few high clouds, breeze is showing signs of still tailing off and some of the higher elevations are 25 to 45 miles per hour. highs will be in the upper 50s, a little warmer and still a little bit of a northerly breeze. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, a new pha

. >>> a county official in sacramento under heavy scrutiny now for the thousands in taxpayer money that he used to furnish his office. sacramento county ceo brad hudson is being questioned by a county supervisor over his expenditures including a white noise machine that cost $15,000. he says it keeps his eavesdroppers from hearing confidential meetings. also, $21,000 in new office furniture. >> i cannot see the county of sacramento that has shed well over 3,000 jobs in the last several years to pay for my office decorations. >> supervisor phil serna asked hudson to itemize the purchases and pay for them himself. hudson said no but then agreed to a voluntary pay cut of $12,000. he now will make $245,000 a year is wow. >>> 4:39. a check is in the mail. >> why some iphone owners are getting some money from apple. also ahead. >> just bolted right for the cliff and just went right off the edge of the cliff. never stopped. >> a daring rescue for two dogs that fell over a steep cliff. how they survived a very scary fall. >>> rick santorum's lead over mitt romney shrinks but the critical michig

reporting live in sacramento,. >> allen thanks. sunnyvale man being hailed as hero tonight after he helped rescue a truck driver trapped in his cab after an accident. it all happened about 5:00 o'clock when small truck flipped over on 280 cupertino. fred scott among the group of good samaritan who risked their lives to help the driver. fuel was spewing from the truck when they got there. >> i saw it spilling on the side and i wanted to get him out. didn't want thoing to happen to him and as i was kicking out the window it was like he was conscience but like he was kind of dazed off but in my mine i just wanted to tray to help him out before it was like explosion. >>reporter: he did help him. driver suffered just minor injuries. south bound 280 at this area here didn't rae open until a little after 7 tonight. >>> courage though. bay citizen reporting that muni driver was fired last fall for sexually harassing a 13-year-old girl. according to the complaint the child was riding 44 line bus when the driver asked her how old she was an

. >>> there is a new idea to shake things up in sacramento. it would make state lawmakers part-time employees. ann notarangelo explains how that would work. ann. >> reporter: allen, the same people who championed prop 13 and term limits now want this part-time legislature near california. >>> reporter: california legislators get a lot of flak for their inability to get things done on time or get things done at all. but could they be just as effective if they only had three months in sacramento and worked part time? >> this is to shake them up and we hope that other people, the professional people, will take three months out of their jobs and go represent us for a few years. >> if you think things are bad now, they will only get worse. you'll have people here with absolutely no policy skills, only be here a couple of days a month. >> reporter: it may seem new to californians but only 10 states have full-time legislatures. 23 have a hybrid model and 17 others are considered part time. most of those states, according to the national conference of

reporting live in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> allen thanks. sunnyvale man being hailed as hero tonight after he helped rescue a truck driver trapped in his cab after an accident. it all happened about 5:00 o'clock when small truck flipped over on 280 cupertino. fred scott among the group of good samaritan who risked their lives to help the driver. fuel was spewing from the truck when they got there. >> i saw it spilling on the side and i wanted to get him out. didn't want thoing to happen to him and as i was kicking out the window it was like he was conscience but like he was kind of dazed off but in my mine i just wanted to tray to help him out before it was like explosion. >>reporter: he did help him. driver suffered just minor injuries. south bound 280 at this area here didn't rae open until a little after 7 tonight. >>> courage though. bay citizen reporting that muni driver was fired last fall for sexually harassing a 13-year-old girl. according to the complaint the child was riding 44 line bus when the driver asked her how old she was an

the kings will be kept in sacramento for the long term.hat arena expected to be ready in 2015. >>> georgetown made quick work of notre dame. whitington run to perfection. he is a terrific threat from beyond the arc. the freshman a game high 15 and georgetown won aeeasley, 59-41. >> that is your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> jut tin bieber is not happy with joustin bieber. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> the length kids will go to get in their college of choice. watching >>> welcome back to "early >>> welcome back. we are watching a big winter storm coming through areas of california yesterday. today, it's near arizona. then tomorrow out here into the plains. we will watch the storm developing during the day today. the worst of will be late this afternoon toward the evening in areas of minnesota, south dakota, north koockdakota. new england will get snow wednesday into thursday. keep that in mind for your travel plans. >>> if you're watching us on wmc-tv in memphis, tennessee,

arena near the sacramento rail yards. both nba teams will be kept. and as third baseman. sizemore out for season with a torn acl. tough way to start the spring for the as. more at 11:00. >> thank you, lvesc ful hot a f area, sports ho >>> we want to update you on the developing news at the top of our newscast. a fire at a mountainview apartment complex that destroyed ten units. our nbc chopper above the scene. mountainview fire investigators say it will be at least 24 hours before they can pinpoint the origin of the fire. 25 people are now looking for a new place to live. thankfully there were no injuries as the fire was growing larger, neighbors were scrambling to evacuate. tonight. meet a woman who risked her life to help one of her neighbors. tonight at 11:00 after an all new "smash." >> we are joined now, he has his google, already to go. >> we got requested before the show. got a new hangout. all fired up right there. some of our folks, folks in the hang out with president obama. remember? >> pretty exciting. >> i de

our legislative advocate from sacramento is here. he will be able to give you more detail on any of these things as you wish. on the federal program, i want to touch lightly on the fact that we're still looking at the six-year transportation act. you have all been following the developments in washington. we have at this point of marked up bill in the house that was announced, but we do not know if that is going to make it to the finish line. when you boil it right down, there are couple of factors that continue to be the stumbling blocks to agreement, and one of them is the origin of any additional funding that is needed in order to make the bill hold, because we continue to have a position on any new revenues, and on the distribution side, there is the late-breaking but very significant issue of taking money away from transit operations, and also from bicycle and pedestrian projects. it is having a tremendous affect on the ability of congress to have a productive conversation on this topic. i have predicted to you before that we wi

we have sacramento police here keeping things calm. so far it has been fairly calm but the whole deal here is that they are waiting for these shoes. it's the highly coveted nike shoe released today. this is the one that people are looking for and it's so rare. only a couple of hundred being released across the country just 12 here that they are going crazy on ebay for them. basically this is a shoe that's selling for 240 in the store. we found a listing on ebay we'll show you in a moment, $60,000. that's right. $60,000 for one pair of shoes. absolutely unbelievable as you look at video of the lines. people showing up hours before they were here last night just homing for a chance. they have been passing outnumbers to people as they line up trying to keep things orderly. the doors open at 7 a.m. and so far people are quite calm. it remains to be seen if it will stay that way, though, at 7 a.m. let's show you this listing. we found this listing the shoe is made to resemble a spacesuit in a way coming out before all- star week in orlando

most of the money raised would be going to education. >> not 1 penny goes to sacramento. >> so sacramento cannot reroute this money? >> no. critics of the plan say higher taxes will chase away small businesses and cost jobs. >> well, we have some people out with it, when the fever. jeremy lin is heating up the basketball courts making people all over the country company " lynn"sane. kiet do was more. >> at jeremy lynn's old stomping grounds at happy hour and they have been in the sanity on tap. >> is empowering. we have our moments. and it is personified as one person, jeremy lynn. >> jeremy spent summer nights here at the old pro sports bar. it seems everyone has the story or personal connection making this the unofficial headquarters of "lynn"sanity. working here is the mix of surrealism and pride. >> did i think it would be this big? no. >> i have to make sure we know what he missed. >> it's crazy. it's just crazy. we worked a lot on film and we will look at the film and see what defense gives us. but thank you for the energy as always. >> with seven wins in overall, the "lynn"sanity a

we are actually having fewer foreclosures in san francisco thant( riverside, sacramento, stockton.id look at some of the higher propensity for closure areas, to look at that, but i believe these are factors that not only act locally, but nationally. when we have seen is, there were studies done in massachusetts, north carolina, where similar trends have happened. what we are seeing is literally the industry following -- not followingç certain laws in plae in this foreclosure process. you see people saying they represent an agency they do not, and work for another agency. one of the many examples is if i were acting on behalf of the new lender but said i was working for the old lender that is now bankrupt, saying that they sign the property over to me. that would not happen if i asked for your home. ok>> is the pure volume of foreclosures a factor in this? >> and that might be one of the reasons. i do not think the system was prepared for this level of volume. what we are seeing across the country, in terms of real estate, is not a cyclical bust. there are ups and downs,ç just lik

also next the warriors make a fourth quarter rally in sacramento.ut could they pull out a road win? mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports. [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. school night ideas made easy. >> hi, i'm snuggle. look, i get towels fluffy... blankets cuddly... and clothes stay fresh... [sniffs] for 14 days. and i cost less than the leading brand. let's snuggle. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting litt

. >> reporter: the bradburys don't want to drive back to sacramento with the thought of losing their home that's been there for their nine grandchildren. >> my concern is more for this person here because she's the best grandma in the world and all these kids love coming to our home. >> reporter: and if you're planning to attend the event, be prepared. here are some things you should bring with you. for instance, your mortgage statements, proof of income or unemployment, tax returns from the last two years, and a photo id. now, a spokesman for the event says you should expect to be here at the cow palace for a couple of hours. the event is from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day until monday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a clear sign today of a surge in the job market. the u.s. unemployment rate dropped to 8.3% in january. that is the lowest that we have seen in nearly three years. employers added 243,000 jobs. here now is kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. jason, the question is kind of -- will this be sustainable, right? >> that's the key, grace. we have actually seen a decent trend

the sacramento native has never won on tour. and that is an amazing hole. i've been there in person and it's unlike anything in golf. it is not conservative. they had to move the beer sales away and the players get into it and pass things out and they will boo you for anything. yeah. i get booed. i could never play that hole. absolutely. >> we have to check that out. we'll be right back. we have baseball coming up. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. >>> while new york giants fans get ready for the big game tomorrow, san francisco giants fans looked ahead to the upcoming baseball season. tens of thousands of people came out to at&t

the low is moving toward the sacramento valley and the sierra nevada.ll get more snow up there and we will have scattered showers possible thundershowers mainly cloudy and mostly cloudy and colder and windy. highs in the 50s. mid-50s probably for many here today. 55, 56, partly sunny, partly cloudy cool and breezy on tuesday. wednesday, thursday friday mornings are chilly and days are nice and next system it looks like saturday night and sunday morning. >>> time now 7:57. story we have been telling you for about the past two hours. very grim discovery. it has created a huge crime scene in the east bay. >> we are live in san joaquin county where investigators are supposed to continue digging for victims of two serial killers this morning but will rain dampen their efforts? let you know coming up. >>> ninth circuit court of appeals is set to hear a legal challenge to another california proposition. this has to do with affirmative action. morning 2 continues after the break. >>> good morning. welcome back. >>> and it's monday february 13. >>> we were still

>> that was in sacramento. he had that on his desk in sacramento. he firmly believes that. he never -- it didn't matter to him who took the credit ever. >> did you follow the same -- did you feel the same? >> with the drug program it was just me. >> looking back on your drug program, did it work? >> i thought so, yes, it did. i'm sorry it didn't continue, because it was a good program. you know, just say no, the expression, just say no, i'm sure a lot of people think that that was handed to me by an agency or something. actually it happened by accident. i was in oakland, a school in oakland talking to fifth graders, i think. and one little girl raised her hand and she said, well, mrs. reagan, what do you do when somebody offers you drugs. i said, well, you just say no. and it caught on and became a rallying point. obviously that wasn't the whole answer but it was good. it got it off. got the attention. i mean it's -- even today, the expression is used, just say no. >> one of the things that a library like this does is provide history. how do you think president reagan is do

into the valley not bad. 46 in sacramento. 51 yosemite. 41 in lake tahoe.oks like temperatures running up into the 60s in much of the bay area today. 66 in san jose. 65 in redwood city. east bay temperatures soaring to 67 in walnut creek. 68 degrees and beautiful in the napa valley. about 67 degrees and sunny in santa rosa. and 61 in daly city. next couple of days, we have some changes in the works. today a beautiful day. tomorrow cooler with some clouds. late friday night into saturday morning, chance of a few showers. another chance of raindrops late in the day on sunday. that's a look at weather. here's elizabeth with traffic. >> thanks, lawrence. our hotspot now is definitely in san jose. southbound 880 by coleman closer towards the alameda, there is a problem there involving a multi-vehicle accident. four cars involved and they still have two lanes blocked. they have issued a traffic alert. apparently the accident did some damage to one of the side rails so they are saying it has to be blocked for an extended period of time. we're not sure exactly how

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today we're in sacramento at one of the really iconic restaurants of this city, the riverside clubhouse. you know, it's a place that's known for, well, the large cow that's atop it. kind of unique, right? that brings us to our first story. you know, in san francisco, they have more than 3,500

certainly not into the sacramento, san joaquin valley. no snow in the mountains.gher clouds right now in some parts of the bay. you'll notice late in the day, high pressure still holding strong and keeping the system at bay for another 24-30 hours. tomorrow the ridge slides to the east. this area of low pressure is going to split off from the jetstream. so the trough will send some of the energy into southern california but the coastal hills and some pretty decent wind along the shoreline. if you live in livermore or east bay valleys. not that exciting. we're going to see most of the activity from the north bay starting out at 9:00 tomorrow night. then through the overnight hours you notice by tuesday morning, we've got quite a bit of rain. decent moderate rain and heavy rain in the north bay. south bay, but you saw the totals go favoring the coastal hills, santa cruz mountains, north bay mountains and tapers off the rain effect not setting up good precip there in livermore valley. in the evening, conditions should dry out and high pressure builds back in. by the

we talked to some people today who said they were with occupy sacramento as well as occupy oakland. live in sacramento, ken wayne. >> there is fresh snow in the sierra because of a snow that rolled in today. take a look. this is what it looked like along interstate 80. you can see the slick and icy conditions. chains are required right now for those headed to the tahoe area on highway 50 and interstate 80. bill martin says a stronger storm will arrive on wednesday. >> yeah i will be back in just ten minutes to talk about tomorrow's forecast. its cooling off. the clouds increase and we will get a return to winter. >> hundreds of hens saved from being put down. how you can help them and the one requirement. >> and in 17 minutes coping with violence. the . >>> a hi school in ohio will be closed as the community deal was a school shooting. it happened in a school just east of cleveland. the student walked in at 7:30 and opened fire on a group of kids. police haven't released his name because he is a juvenile. school officials say he is not a student at the high school but attends a near

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we talked to some people today who said they were with occupy sacramento as well as occupy oakland. wayne. >> there is fresh snow in the sierra because of a snow that rolled in today. take a look. this is what it looked like along interstate 80. you can see the slick and icy conditions. chains are required right now for those headed to the tahoe area on highway 50 and interstate 80. bill martin says a stronger storm will arrive on wednesday. >> yeah i will be back in just ten minutes to talk about tomorrow's forecast. its cooling off. the clouds increase and we will get a return to winter. >> hundreds of hens saved from being put down. how you can help them and the one requirement. >> and in 17 minutes coping with violence. the trauma some children witnessed and how educators are working to make sure they can still preform in school. . >>> a hi school in ohio will be closed as the community deal was a school shooting. it happened in a school just east of cleveland. the student walked in at 7:30 and opened fire on a group of kids. police haven't released his name because he is a juve

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. >>> vandalism at the state capitol in sacramento. police say they have arrested the young man who caused all of this damage. they say he did it pie throwing rocks. he also caused damage at sacramento's city hall and a state office building. the suspect is now behind bars and there's no word yet on why he did it. >>> a suicide bomber killed nine people at an airport in eastern afghanistan today. the latest in a weak of protestifies following the burning of korans at a us base there. this is the scene yesterday where protesters threw a grenade into a u.s. military base wounding seven american soldiers. an after an protester was killed. the death toll in the week of protests has reached 40 afghans. the u.s. has issued several apoll jigs for the koran burning. >>> there are reports that another 124 people have been killed in syria today. the death comes the same day a constitution was voted in that could keep president assad in power until 2028. and assets of seven officials were frozen. this is a way of stopping the crackdown on the opp

kings jazz game sacramento mayor johnson and the kings owner banking the fans.na and the kings will stay in sacramento. >> there is going to be a beak on of light shining bright in 2000 15 brand new arena. >> it's coming. linebacker brooks reaping reward of 49 ers outstanding season just signed a 6 year 44 and half million dollar contract extension. then you have to keep in mind with all of these deals when they get announced in the nfl not all the money guaranteed n.this case 17 and half million i don't know for brooks. he started every game last season with 50 tackle. 7 sack. key part of the forty-niner front 7 that made life miserable for so many quarterback. expecting of contract this is the one that never runs out. barry entering the sixth season as giant part of the 7 year 1 26 million dollar contract. at that price you think you are getting an ace. you want to get an ace but he struggled latter year just to remain the giants no. 5 starter and lost that job. went 3 and 4 last year. era approaching 6. allowed 10 home inter13 game pitched. >> yes im trying t

that's when it was all sacramento. three pointer by john salmon.nto out scored golden state 12-4 in the second period. kings win, 114-106. how about the nets and knicks. jeremy lynn. he scored a career high. he also added seven assists. it was crazy at madison square garden. knicks win, 99-92. sharks and coyotes. after a scoreless first period, five goals scored in the second. under a minute left in the second period, it was time for martin. throws the puck on the net. goes off. burns gets it. third period now. boyd gordon throws the puck on that. this one would be deflected. sharks are now 1-2 against phoenix. 5-3 is your final. jim harbaugh took an average team and turned it into the a super bowl contender in his first year as the niners head coach. he's been name coach of the year by the "associated press". their first playoff victory since 2002. he's the first coach to win the award in his rookie season since 2008. over to the hall of the fame. no good news for local bay area fans. tim brown and charles haley are not entering the nfl hall of fa

. >> the two officers heard include a sacramento city policeman jump bid a member and a chp officer who was struck by some sort of sobt. back here live you can see the streets are blocked off by police that sort out what is going on and what else they need to do. violence was stemmed after a large contingent arrived at the scene. >> thank you. a victory for prosecutors in the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi. a judge will allow them to show a disputed piece evidence. it's a video of his wife crying and showing a bruise on her arm. there are images from the tape that the couple's neighbor recorded. his attorney argued the conversation happened a day after and was not spontaneous. but the judge rule there'd was no evidence the conversation was staged in any way. our legal analyst says it puts the denens a difficult spot. >> we're assuming miss lopez is not going to testify. that means that if anyone is going to explain why that tape doesn't mean domestic violence it's going to have to be ross mirkarimi. >> the judge is still considering whether to allow testimony. >> a lot of

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> mend it or end it. that is the discussion in at least two bay area cities, oakland and san francisco when it comes to ranked-choice voting. in san francisco competing ballot proposals are now being debated. one would reform the system, the other would dump it. >> my wife tried to explain it to me. you know, one ear, out the other. >> i would have to be a physicist probably to tell you how it works. >> those were san francisco voters in november talking about ranked choice voting. though it's been in place sense 2004, that was the first time the system was used in a competitive mayor's race. it allows voters to rank their top three choices for office holders and does away with the need for a run off election. >> the vast majority of voters actually understand how the system works. >> the majority of the people actually don't get it. >> supervisor mark ferrell is co-sponsoring a charter amendment to repeal ranked choice which he says disenfranchises confused voters. >> i think people should be spending a

. >>> guy shows up look for a job at a welding shop in sacramento, california. no word if he remembered his resume, but he definitely forgot his clothes. there he is the man is butt nude. we saw this story on news 10 in sacramento, california. jose, 36 years old, looking for a job. the owner of the welding shop, chris johnson, said he appeared to be under the influence. there's a surprise. >> he told me he was good with his hands and needed work. >> of course the police show up and the man ignores the police commands and begins fighting, all the while while completely naked, with the police, even grabbing the female officer's hair. >> he got her ir. >> at this men that's when wh shooti i heoe gs in to help. >> i ran over. cracked him in the grill. >> it took five guys to get this naked man down to the ground. >> one of those guys was chris' brother. you have to watch this. >> can you take my burger? >> nothing like handing off the burger while holding a naked man. >> chris johnson said this went from funny to scary. >> he could have gotten ahold of their pieces