once again, the water flows southward, down the sacramento river, past the city of sacramento here. and flows down through the delta, picked up by the great pumps here at tracy, into the canals, and down the canals to the san joaquin valley and on to southern california. here's the problem. the pumping has significantly altered the ecology of the delta. and when coupled with the drought, has created a situation that has led to a ery serious potential of the extinction of species in the delta. particularly the delta smelt. and because of the alteration of the sacramento river system's normal flow, the salmon, which would normally migrate up the sacramento river , all the way to mount shasta and beyond, or down the san joaquin river system to fresno, that migration pattern has been seriously altered. in normal years, the management of the river is such that the salmon are able to get along. not asal well, as they once did -- not as well as they once did when it was said you could walk across the river on the back of salmon, you can't do that today for sure. but nonetheless in a normal

>> hi i've been on sacramento street for 33 years i have a skin care salon i was - now perhaps we're too in this new place incorporating the same block so i think that as huge surface they at street level obviously a big competition to have established businesses and open this street we're it in the neighborhood so we are drawing the clients from the same neighborhood and the idea we'll have so many clients kcmo from all over the city being we don't have anywhere to park and i think that some of the products we intend to sell we're already selling this is unfair competition for a small established business that's my concern thank you. >> okay is there any additional public comment? >> open this item? okay public comment is closed. >> and opening up to commissioners commissioner antonini. >> this as a very good project and for my purposes consider sacramento a designation a number of stores and restaurant and other things i will go to sacramento for i don't live ♪ neighborhood nor is my business in that neighborhood that in and of itself it sounds like a very good improvement restorin

. >>> two tigers at the sacramento zoo were introduced for breeding. reporter says only one of them made it out alive. >>reporter: this sacramento video video shows tiger baja cleaning her cub motherly instincts clearly on display. the video three years ago is from one of baja's three litters at the zoo. >> we lost a member of our family today. >>reporter: but a tiger attack has left baja dead killed in a tragic breeding encounter at the zoo before the gates opened when male tiger attacked baja as the pair was physically introduced for the first time. >> the introduction became aggressive very quickly and my team immediately began efforts to separate the two cats. >>reporter: zookeepers used hoses and those makers to separate the animals. veterinarians tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate baja. families at the zoo were only aware the tiger exhibit was closed. >> there was a sign that just said animals off exhibit and you could hear an upset tiger behind the enclosure walls. >>reporter: the encounter had been care think planned by the national associatio

and now, for the first time, sacramento takes up the issue. it doesn't take much to keep a classroom safe in the event of an earthquake. mark quattrocchi: so, if we open up the cabinet, we'll see that there are bolts, two in the bottom of each cabinet, two in the top of each one, and these are attached directly to framing inside the wall or blocking. this is--this is precisely what we want to see. jessica: what mark quattrocchi doesn't want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. female: i know it's very scary, okay? i know, i know. jessica: bookshelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. a drill press fell to the floor. mark: and then also things that you really wouldn't expect, light fixtures. in a number of schools, they had light fixtures fail, and some fall. jessica; we were the first to show you the chaos inside classrooms. structural engineer maryann phipps saw our story. maryann phipps: if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely differ

>> hi i've been on sacramento street for 33 years i have a skin care salon i was - now perhaps we're too in this new place incorporating the same block so i think that as huge surface they at street level obviously a big competition to have established businesses and open this street we're it in the neighborhood so we are drawing the clients from the same neighborhood and the idea we'll have so many clients kcmo from all over the city being we don't have anywhere to park and i think that some of the products we intend to sell we're already selling this is unfair competition for a small established business that's my concern thank you. >> oka

sacramento could be under 20 feet of water. driving around here, you can't help but wonder, why were people allowed to build on a flood plane? >> kind of the root of the problem. a decade of natural disasters, now when floods come they come fast, hard, the water rises quickly because it has nowhere else to go. >> as if the state doesn't have enough to worry about a few miles south there is a cruel iron yiirony. the flood that has gripped the state for years, groundwater drilling has made the ground shrink. it's threatening the levees. we head to dos palos. >> this ground last subsided. >> hurley scrambles down the dirt levee to show us what's happening. >> some of this is after effects of subsidence. >> the land has literally dropped away with neelt it, five feet in four years. and erosion makes it worse. >> now the land has potential to be under water. >> subsidence has created a deep hole here. when the rush of water fills that hole it has to go somewhere. >> it will go over the top of that levee. you have grape vines, almond

he's the congressman from the sacramento area. he's taken conservative positions on things like the pacific trade agreement which he supports. that makes organized labor very unhappy. he also was denied that early endorsement. and he'll probably get it again -- just 50% plus one, i think they're making him sweat it out because they're not happy with him. >> there's also a presidential primary in june. will hillary clinton or bernie sanders show up? >> no. they will not be there. they've got something going on tomorrow in south carolina. >> just a little thing called the super tuesday i think. >> that's tuesday, then south carolina is tomorrow, saturday. they're very busy. but the vice president will be there. you know, he's a big favorite of the rank and file democrats. he'll be there. no. no bernie. no hillary. >> joe biden is having an interesting week. he was at ucsf, then the convention and the oscars -- >> the convention is a warmup. he's going to be at the oscar ceremony in los angeles. he's introducing lady gaga, who's goin

it all started when he house sited for an analysis, mike -- >> he had to move from sacramento to new york city to be near the office. and he left behind his sacramento home. >> after he house sat and did chores, he was rewarded with super bowl merchandise. he'll be rooting for the panthers on sunday. >>> time now is 4:52. >>> people wait in line to check out the bay area's newest art museum. we'll take you inside next. >>> i can't get to work without a car. can you loan me $3000. >> sure we condition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everyone. six minutes before 5:00 in the morning. this is what you need to know. sun and the 50s. and right now blustery winds. san francisco, 22 miles per hour. 17 in free month. and 17 in berkeley. in the novato area, winds out of the north, northwest. and i have the full forecast straight ahead. >>> and a first look at the altamont pass. we're seeing slow and go conditions out of tracy. it gets better at the top of the pass. it's a 16-minute ride to work to the dublin interchange. >> another hoverboard has burst into flames, this time in san leandro

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guard from granite bay high school near sacramento... he is averaging 17 points, 5.5 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game.. he's also shooting 40% from three-point range. meanwhile... the pack week... cj siples, cy-pulls was named the the week... he led the falcons to a he scored 13 points had a career-high 25 points in the win over boise state... he's only averaging 5 season. schedule for 7pm... the pack beat air force by 23 points on the road last month a big game in women's hoops... top ranked uconn taking on number 2 south carolina... both teams came in 22- and-0... gabby williams had a quite night offensively.... she only took six shots and made two of them... the reed grad finishes with five points and 10 rebounds... as uconn wins it 66-54... the huskies have now won 60 games in a row. reports out of sacramento say that the kings will fire head coach george karl sometime this week the kings have lost 8 of their last 10 games... that followed a five- game winning strteak.. left on his original four-year deal, worth a guaranteed $10 mil

now, it's george who is sacramento. the fronts office, almost pulled >> i was in shock because it all came out after the second winningest month in six years, we had a winning month in 10-month win. and then we lose a couple of games and just gets shaky and crazy is. i can't control that. >> rockies shortstop jose reyes will be at spring training, paid leave until his criminal proceedings in hawaii are settled. 4th. >>> the washington redskins have all but made it official, the hasn't been released yet. bruce allen told a radio station that griffin will not be on the roster next season. where might he end up? there's been talk that the broncos might be interest issed in that leads up to the century link poll question for today, broncos pursuing rg3? cast your vote on the sports page at cbsdenver.com. >>> and finally, some things are hard to explain, like how craig smith of nashville missed this open net shot in overtime, from point blank range? we need to see this again. the replay shows us that smith kind of whiffed on

says they feel like they've lost a family member. >> reporter: this sacramento zoo video shows tiger baja cleaning her cub. motherly instincts clearly on display. the video, three years ago, is from one of baja's three litters at the zoo. >> we lost a member of our family today. >> reporter: but a tiger attack has now left baja dead, killed in a tragic breeding encounter at the zoo before the gates opened, when male tiger mohan attacked baja has the pair was physically introduced for the first time. >> the introduction became aggressive quickly and my team immediately began efforts to separate the two cats. >> reporter: zookeepers used hoses and noise makers to separate the animals. veterinarians tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate baja. families at the zoo were only aware the tiger exhibit was closed. >> there was a sign that just said animals off exhibit and you could hear an upset tiger behind the enclosure walls. >> reporter: the encounter had national association of zoos and aquariums. >> we do what we can on paper to genetically match the animals and in this case these two were

the sacramento bee reports assemblyman kansen chu believes the one-hour difference does more harm than good. says the time change correlates with an increase in workplace accidents and greater energy usage. if the bill passes, california would join arizona and hawaii.. in opting out of resetting their clocks. a traumatic injury... especially one received during service in the military... can drastically restrict someone's ability to be physically active. but this week... a group of vets are learning their disabilities don't define them... and they can do anything they set their mind to. kolo 8 news now's colin lygren reports from tahoe. nats right now... virginia city's jim kempner is getting ready for his first run of the day. "i used to ski when i was younger up in tahoe, when i was in my late 20s, early 30s." but back then... skiing was a lot different. back then... jim... could stand up. "you do a few things different, but you are still skiing down the hill." nats - monoski reverse.

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reporting from our sacramento newsroom tonight, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> "star wars: the force awakens" goes to court. >> the allegations against the production company. that's next on kpix 5 news at 5. ,,

>> sacramento. i still thought we could get a little closer. but it's a fantastic experience. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies say it's the many out of towners who want to get a closer view of the monster waves who they're warning to keep away from the bluffs and water. >> it's unstable. it's unpredictable. so even if someone is not standing near the edge there's natural erosion that's just happening. >> reporter: instead, viewing parties give crowds the closest view they can get of the 24 best big waver is first eat it or catch an unforgettable drive. why drive from sacramento for this? >> because it's an international event. it's the best of the best. and you know, to see people do what they do best is -- is phenomenal. >> reporter: so again just a few minutes ago we got to meet nic lamb as he got off the boat. he came out on top. more of what he said coming up at 6:00. back to you guys. >> thank you. local inside knowledge takes the day. all right. maria, thank you for that. >>> some of the surfers wore flotation vests in case they got into t

the sacramento sheriff's department had a boat in the river with a cadaver dog. family and friends have been posting this poster and they say they posted them as far as west sacramento. they say they don't believe this man went intentionally missing. >> because he backed away the sheriff says he is considered a voluntary missing person and that some relatives told investigators he was recently depressed. the bride paints a different picture. >> he was a happy person and enjoyed our wedding and participating in the events. >> for now all plans on hol until the family figures out what happened to the father of the bride. >> our focus is to get our father back. >>> the sheriff's department says it will be reassessing whether to continue searching the area tomorrow. >>> on a day like today. many people enjoy going to the beach but for some people it is not possible. sandy beaches make it difficult for people in wheelchairs or for those walking but not anymore thanks to these custom- built wheelchairs with extra wide tires and they are controlled by a joy stick which

those who claimed to be browns best friends spoke from sacramento - whats where friends say brown was visiting las vegas from to celebrate her 27th birthday with her husband. initially metro sent their homicide unit - but determined the accident. that raises even more questions of how - according to metro - brown fell from the 18th to 3rd floor where hotel staff found her in the laundry collection area is at 2:30 in the morning- brown fell 15 stories. worell: "i just ask god that she didnt hurt that she wasn't scared or she didnt feel alone or helpless" the accidental ruling poses even more questions - how brown ended up in the chute to begin with. her long time friends say brown, a legal secretary was always the responsible one. "she wasn't the wild one. she was calm and she was mature." the coroner says he will need toxicology test results and the official investigative report from metro to determine a cause of death. for now - brown's family has hired lawyers - robert eglet of eglet prince in vegas - and bill bradley of bradley, drendel and jeanney in reno. they say they are in the

it means that is a million acre-feet that los angeles, the great basin down here, does not sacramentoe from the river, colorado river, taking pressure off of those rivers and as you saw from the drought map, those rivers are in severe trouble. that is kind of a strategy that we put in place. now we're not geniuses, well maybe now we aren't geniuses. but what we do know is the state of california has already figured this out. and so what our legislation does -- tie here you go directly to mirror, augment and push forward what california did in the 2014 election, which is almost proposition 1 an a $7 billion proposition for the development of water supplies for california. so, look at this. water conservation. stormwater recapture, increase regional and local suppliers, $810 million. our legislation would fit in there with conservation and these other programs. safe drinking water, remember talking about the water trough for cattle in which the kids were taking water. here you have the safe drinking ater program and it was in the feinstein-garamendi legislation. yes. there it is. money t

healthy numbers there. 76 in sacramento and warmer today in san francisco than in fresno, mid-50s in the greater lake tahoe area and yes, we'll see snow there by midweek. there is the sunset and tomorrow morning's sunrise and, yes, you have to back to 19 escape to find 82 in santa cruz. record warmth today and tomorrow and the rain cools things off on wednesday and thursday, and, boy, it feels like spring break. it looks like fort lauderdale in ocean beach right now. [laughter] >> you had a hard time getting to the beach yesterday? >> yes. we were trying to get to stinson beach. >> yeah. beautiful. >>> you claims he is millions in debt. you won't believe who kanye west we -- tweeted and what he wants. >> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, world. that's kanye west s new pla. the rapper claims he' >>> when you're deep in debt, what better to ask for a loan than one of the richest men in the sphwhoarld. >> kanye west claims he is $53 million in debt and asked zuckerberg saying he is, quote, the greatest living artist of all time. i don't think zuckerberg has responded yet. >> not

those who claimed to be browns best friends spoke from sacramento - whats where friends say brown was visiting las vegas from to celebrate her 27th birthday with her husband. initially metro sent their homicide unit - but determined the death was an accident. that raises even more questions of how - according to metro - brown fell from the 18th to 3rd floor where hotel staff found her in the laundry collection area is at 2:30 in the morning- brown fell 15 stories. worell: "i just ask god that she didnt hurt that she wasn't scared or she didnt feel alone or helpless" the accidental ruling poses even more questions - how brown ended up in the chute to begin with. her long time friends say brown, a legal secretary was always the responsible one. calm and she was mature." the coroner says he will need toxicology test results and the official investigative report from metro to determine a cause of death. for now - brown's family has hired lawyers - robert eglet of eglet prince in vegas - and bill bradley of bradley, drendel and jeanney in reno. they say they are in the middle of their own

>> hi i've been on sacramento street for 33 years i have a skin care salon i was - now perhaps we're too in this new place incorporating the same block so i think that as huge surface they at street level obviously a big competition to have established businesses and open this street we're it in the neighborhood so we are drawing the clients from the same neighborhood and the idea we'll have so many clients kcmo from all over the city being we don't have anywhere to park and i think that some of the products we intend to sell we're already selling this is unfair competition for a small established business that's my concern thank you. >> okay is there any additional public comment? >> open this item? okay public comment is closed. >> and opening up to commissioners commissioner antonini. >> this as a very good project and for my purposes consider sacramento a designation a number of stores and restaurant and other things i will go to sacramento for i don't live ♪ neighborhood nor is my business in that neighborhood that in and of itself it sounds like a very good improvement restorin

videos from from nevada union high school an hour north of sacramento, california. this is all happening in a baseball clubhouse. this videos just surfaced last week. the school districted opened an investigation. students tell our cbs station in sacramento those fights have been held for more than a decade. the school district is trying to identify the students and are looking into whether school disciplined. >>> last night's academy awards finally handed leonardo dicaprio an oscar and crowned spotlight the best movie of the year. chris rock's commentary on diversity in hollywood has everybody talking tonight. it started moments into the show in his opening monologue. >> is hollywood racist? you damn right hollywood is racist. hollywood is sorority racist. it is like we like you, rhonda, but you are not a kappa. >> and he kept it up for most of the show. later on whoopi goldburg and tracy morgan joined in by inserting themselves into nominated films. he went on to compton to ask black movie goers their favorite white movie. >>> hunters bag dozens of snakes in the e

especially in the sacramento central valley. dense fog throughout the valley all the way down through fresno. and through sacramento valley. we do have patchy dense fog at some areas around the bay. the futurecast shows that it dissipates by late morning. and we see mostly clear skies. this is what we can expect throughout the day. a chilly start with patchy fog. mostly sunny. and an extended break in the rain with temperatures warming well above average for this time of year. flirting with records by midweek. high-pressure in place. it sticks around all week. as a result, bumping the storm track to the north. the pacific northwest will get plenty of the el niÑo rain. we will not. we stay dry. we stay warm. temperatures increasing each day over the next few days. today, temperatures topping out in the mid to upper 60s. seventys for some of the warmest spots. fifty-nine in pacifica. sixty-three and san francisco -- in san francisco. a look at the extended forecast shows -- this warming trend as we move into the beginning and the

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panthers -- highlights and reaction sacramento kings in football at the university of nevada, and now all 3 are super bowl champions with the denver broncos let's show you how it happened -- broncos and panthers in super bowl 50 on a beautiful day in santa clara... and look who's in the house! charlotte native stephen curry pounding the drum for the panthers... the story of this game was the denver defense... von miller with the sack -- ball comes out -- and it's recovered in the endzone by malik jackson for a broncos touchdown... that made it 10-0... panthers get on the board in the 2nd quarter -- jonathan stewart -- up and over -- and in for the touchdown... cuts the lead to 10-7... 4th quarter -- now 16-10 broncos... cam newton back to pass -- here comes von miller again -- knocks the ball out... recovered by the broncos... they forced 4 carolina turnovers in the game... anderson -- putting the game out of reach with the 2-yard touchdown run... and the denver broncos are super bowl champions... 24-10... von miller named m-v-p with 2 and a half sacks and 2 forced fumbles... peyton m

today for the first time, sacramento takes up the issue. in tonight's class action, a new bill addresses earthquake safety in public schools. >> reporter: it doesn't take much to keep a classroom safe in the event of an earthquake. >> so if we open up the cabinet, we'll see that there are bolts, two in the bottom of each cabinet. two in the top of each one. these are attached directly to framing inside the wall they're blocking. this is precisely what we want to see. >> reporter: what he doesn't want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. >> i know it's very scary, okay? [ sobbing ] >> reporter: book shelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. >> things you wouldn't expect, light fixtures, a number of schools had light fixtures fail and some fall. >> reporter: we were the first to show you the chaos inside classrooms. structural engineer mary ann phipps saw our story. >> if it had been another time of day it would have been a completely different story and we woul

the latter half, in sacramento, michael malone making his return to sacramento. making his head start, cousins unstoppable force. now, he turned into just a boy. cousins, down low,,he lays the hammer, leading all scores with 37. the nuggets gave up 70 in the first half. when hay played positive thinns did happen. now, he comms up with a loose ball. harris, ahead, he dunks it hope. close in the 4th. now, up, 105-98. now, she has been chosen as olympic qualifier on the roster with the youngest ever. and now she is helping the u.s. punk her ticket to rio. olympic qualifier tonight. now, crossing the heat. she touches the back of the net easily. >> now, a match they would never trail. canada in the finals on sunday. >> yes. now, keeping them happy. kleenex or something. >> it looks good. mild weather for saturday, a bit of a change. earlier -- you will need a jacket. now, we have to treat something to something. yes, what is that? >> that is my signature coat >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- bill maher. from "the danish girl," oscar nomi

that rescue took close to an hour and included dozens of firefighters from west sacramento and davis. he driver was conscious, but trapped in the cab. and the biggest challenge was access. joe tinney, davis fire dept.: fire engine so we had to do all of our operations from up here from on top of the roadway. so it was a big challenge. we had to do some things real quickly." including getting that injured driver back up to the roadway, where medics were waiting. highway patrol officers tell us crashes on the causeway are notoriously bad. jay patton, chp: "there's not much in the way of a shoulder or center median so there's nowhere for people to go if there happens to be a crash so it's a very difficult if people aren't aware of what's going on around them." in this case, the initial crash involved two dark cars, and happened just before dawn, which meant oncoming drivers likely couldn't see the vehicles involved. as for the cause: "there doesn't appear to be any alcohol or drugs that were involved. just a matter of speed and inattention." imagine being able to shoot video and photos i

here' a look at consecutive dry days from the weather service in sacramento. rain or snow you just don't want it to go on for months. we've been dry here in reno since the beginning of february. we started off the month with temperatures in the thirties. now it feels like spring. jeff anderson: "what you'll notice during these dry periods is that the snow pack decreased about one or so percent a day on a dry period." jeff anderson: "that does not really mean the snow is melting.

. >>> sacramento kings sacramento kings scramble to cancel a t-shirt promotion last night there were set to give away shirts commemorating the chinese year of the monkey which starts february 8th. it sported the image of a purple monkey but at least one team player said image was insensitive since it was the first day of black history the t-shirts were removed from the seats and the team president told sacramento that the kings did not want to offend anyone. >>> they say crime does not pay for but that may not be entirely true and in the district of columbia. washington dc city council unanimously approved a bill to pay residents a stipend of stipends not commit crimes. the goal is to discourage people from becoming repeat offenders. under the bill city officials would identify up to 200 people per year considered at risk of committing violent crimes. those people would be directed to be involved in behavioral therapy and other programs. if they fill those obligations, they would be paid. >>> a legal battle over body art. >> still to come, find out why lebron's tattoos are not the su

and sacramento police say 2014 had one of the lowest crime levels in 10 years. san francisco ranks number 8 on the list for violent crimes but it ranked number one in property crimes. san jose is 13th for violent crimes and 6th for property crimes. >>> san francisco police have identified the victim in a deadly shooting outside a mcdonald's. curtis cail had been arrested for a 2012 homicide in the same neighborhood and that case was dismissed because of insufficient evidence. police chief greg suhr does not know if the earlier case was related to the killing but he was a passenger in a car that was pulling onto fillmore street from the drive through. the shooter walked up to the car and fired before getting into a gray sedan that drove away from the scene. surveillance video may have shown the suspect or the getaway car. >>> and a reported sexual assault at a fraternity house on friday. police are not saying which fraternity but the assault took place in a bed room during a party. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> and the latest assault comes

the crash happening at about 3:15 this afternoon on sacramento street. a passenger died at the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. no word yet on the cause. >>> now to campaign 2016, no time for resting after hillary clinton's win in the nevada caucuses. she's admitting she has work to do to sway independent voters and convince people that they can trust her. today she brought her campaign to the bay area for one reason, money. kpix 5's maria medina is at one of the fundraisers in atherton. >> clinton just left a short while ago. she was about an hour late to her event. tickets ranged from $500 to $27,000 and people who attended said it was well worth it. >> i think she's such a powerhouse and so smart. >> reporter: debbie sue is one of many that lined up outside this atherton home today for hillary clinton's visit. >> i couldn't be happier to rally behind her to be our leader. >> the democratic presidential candidate is in the bay area for several fundraisers. first stop, the home owned by ceo of san francisco-based joyous

win against the nuggets r, not exactly what michael malone was hoping for in his first return to sacramento, the shoe is on the other foot. sort of. former nuggets head coach george carl is back in denver, first time in season, but not the first time since he took over in sacramento. that happened last april. george received the nice reception from the home crowd that night. being back at pepsi center sure meant something then, but what about the second time around? >> i woke up this morning a little nervous, butterflies. walking in, it was nice. it's my favorite building in the world. >> you want to win that as soon as you can, and tonight, you know, go fight, and then see where it goes. >> rockies shortstop reyes will miss -- the criminal proceedings reyes is charged with domestic abuse and his trial is skeej yuled on april -- scheduled on april 4th. they've averaged only 69 wins in that time, and haven't finished higher than 4th in the nl west. second year general manager jeff has been asked several times, just what is his plan to turn this franchise around. he won't discuss a timetable,

federal de sacramento, el hombre acusado de defraudar a centenares de personas, includos residentesfue arrestado este jueves acusado de fraude y ahora osman solo quiere saber si van a poder recuperar los 12 mil dolares que pagaron osman mendoza/afectad por presunto fraude 4:02:36 trabajo dia y noche y no es justo que alguien te quiera quitar el dinero asi facil 04;02:41 sandra de leon/afectada por presunto fraude 3:58:16 pues hice prestamos necesito pagarlo 3:57:41 por habernos hecho esa esta ellos tienenue pagar 03:574 helman hansen se presento hoy en corte federal y se declaro no culpable de los cargos... la procuraduria dijo que van a hacer todo lo posible por recuperar el dinero, que estiman llega a 500 mil dolares... pero para eso primero hansen tiene que ser hallado culpable por la ley... luego hay que encontrar los recursos... varios clientes dijeron haber pagado en efectivo.. 3:51:09 todo depende en la cantidad de dinero que encontramos pero tenemos investigadores muy habiles que pueden encontrar dinero aunque sea escondido 3:51:23 pilar nino 4:13:05 ahora independientemente

. >> 10-year-old sacramento county girl is safe at home after terrifying ordeal in the situation airfell in an ice cave over the weekend intercastle peak not far from the boreal mountain resort as luck would have it bay area first row responders happened to be training right there. >> here's alan. >>reporter: 10-year-old samantha white was looking down a hole over a snow covered creek when she slipped. you kwan see her hand print where she grasped the snow before she fell 10 feet. her fat tried to help. >> i stuck out that snow pole for her to the grab and she wasn't strong enough to hold on to it. >> i didn't hurt myself it was just scary and the water was freezing. >>reporter: 14át members of the marin county sheriff's search rescue team just happened to be training in the same area near boreal. >> she was crying. scared. she couldn't hear very well because the snow pack water probably 6 or 8 feet thick. >>reporter: in lets than 15 minute the team prime advised a system of ropes and pluck the sacramento county girl straight out of the hole. two of the search and rescue workers seen

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approaching 70 in sacramento. it's 21 degrees in truckee. a high of 48 degrees.he way through dodge ridge to yosemite, 61. wow, that's warm. 73degrees in monterey. and 11 hours, four minutes of available daylight today. enjoy each and every minute. yes, the days are getting longer and warmer. 74 in oakland. and 75 in los gatos and finally we're flirting with 80s by thursday. enjoy your monday. >>> another chapter in the fight over access to a bay area beach. the new demands from the bill narrow at the center of the dispute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, the floor. he uses a crossover move to slice thr the defense... and then fins with a big one- handed slam. west 9 rebounds a >>> uses a crossover move and then finishes with a big one handed plan. westbrook put up 20.9 rebound and the cavaliers still won. and that ladies and gentlemen your monday play of the day. >>> it's 6:25 right now. everyone on board survived when a helicopter crashed in hawaii. and now we're hearing from the tourists who came to the rescue. >>> a man is shot and killed in the middle of the afterno

. >> 10-year-old sacramento county girl is safe at home after terrifying ordeal in the situation airll in an ice cave over the weekend intercastle peak not far from the boreal mountain resort as luck would have it bay area first row responders happened to be training right there. >> here's alan. >>reporter: 10-year-old samantha white was looking down a hole over a snow covered creek when she slipped. you kwan see her hand print where she grasped the snow before she fell 10 feet. her fat tried to help. >> i stuck out that snow pole for her to the grab and she wasn't strong enough to hold on to it. >> i didn't hurt myself it was just scary and the water was freezing. >>reporter: 14át members of the marin county sheriff's search rescue team just happened to be training in the same area near boreal. >> she was crying. scared. she couldn't hear very well because the snow pack water probably 6 or 8 feet thick. >>reporter: in lets than 15 minute the team prime advised a system of ropes and pluck the sacramento county girl straight out of the hole. two of the search and rescue workers seen h

it happened during the noon hour at the dmv in sacramento. the two men apparently knew each other but they have not released any details. >>> the school wasn't trying to hide anything. that's what administrators are saying today after a south bay teacher was arrested for allegedly having sex with a student. san jose police say zachary drew had an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old last year. they learned about it last week after receiving a tip from a parent. however, when investigators contacted summit charter school, administrators told them they'd already been working on their own investigation. that's why the school hadn't contacted police. today the school said, quote, once law enforcement became involved and interrogated the student, new evidence came to light that we acted on immediately. they will be placing drew on paid leave pending the outcome of this case. he remains in jail tonight. >>> the deadline passed for dozens of homeless people living on division street in san francisco. it's essentially a tent city, as you see

and ysterday... 20-year-old harvest davidson was arrested in sacramento. both have been charged with open murder for the death of dennis wright junior, who police say was shot and killed outside the beverly lodge in south lake tahoe on january 30th while trying to sell marijuana. police believe more arrests are likely as the investigation continues. and after the body of an unidentified woman was found last year in a shallow grave near lone mountain cemetery....some drawings have now been released to help identify her. deputies tell us the woman was found wrapped in a sleeping bag on march 17th of last year... along a walking trail near newridge and northridge drives. the autopsy revealed the woman had reddish-blonde hair.. and was between the ages of 42 and 71. the woman was white... and was wearing an adult diaper... size 7 asic shoes in white with they also found aristar glasses and partial top dentures. she was buried for at least one month... maybe up to 12 months. if you know anything about her, call detective sal acosta, at 2-8-3-78-55. and some sad