that's in san bernardino county.s say a 16-year-old boy called and told them he found four family members dead. the victims are a 12-year-old girl, a 10-year-old boy and man and woman. >> there is some amount of blood in different areas of the house. there was a couple weapons seen by the detectives. >> neighbors say they heard arguing come from the home earlier in the evening. >>> keeping your cholesterol in check may be beneficial for more than heart health. new study show it maybe good for your brain. high levels of good, hdl cholesterol means there is less risk of developing alzheimer's disease. researchers say the study is the first to look at the relationship between specific cholesterol levels and brain plaques. >>> dreams come true and that is the theme for the rose parade. pam cook show us how mateo's dream will come true. >> reporter: mateo, his family and about 3000 volunteers created mateo's playground ground in concord. for mateo who was blind and in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy. it was for children

rethink it but we have noticed an improvement or efficiency in reducing the sequa backlog and san bernardino them to the planners citywide. commissioners >> commissioners, comments or questions. okay. we'll close that item and we will adjourn the meeting. excuse me. you're right we didn't have any public comment? >> i got to evenly grossed in the meeting. >> president hasz. there's a project called the assemble center but i prefer to call it someone else. one didn't exit the area it wouldn't shock you to say it's a disgraceful wasteland and part of it is because there's no descendent design there what's there is discouraging people to not to want to be in the area. i have been for 15 years trying to get a public area plan put together. and i've recently increased my complaints to the mayor and he has asked the planning department to try to pull some things together. the things include substantial safekeeping center they've hired some exotic planners from europe to make physical improvements to the safekeeping center but there's no agreement to the physical improvements and there's a trust in

and san bernardino, california.d some think that they're going to bail out puerto rico, and the white house talked about that a couple of weeks ago, and i don't see it happening because they don't want to start a precedent. >precedent. the community says: i think that forget that puerto rico is a territory of the united states: hugo, you're in puerto rico. what should the united states do if puerto rico defaults? >> well, i think that we have a solution. take 1% and use it to solve the system, that's the idea that we have. an increase in the tax on those corporations, we will see solutions. >> any ways that you see of incorporating more citizens into the workforce? given the way the system is set upright now it really works against it in. >> yes, he said something previously that has some truth to it. the fact that the some of the problems are related to puerto rico's stat with us the united states. i think that they should negotiate the minimum wage, and that's going to be tremendously unpopular. the one who goes t

they are charged with felonies accused of causing more than $400 in damage at a school in san bernardino county. the two women were reportedly upset that the school took advantage of a new law that allows parents to force a charter at underperforming schools. >> it's said that they went to extreme -- [ indiscernible ] the adults were fighting. they damaged the children because they delayed the process to start the school. >> the two women are expected to be arraigned on monday. >>> well, it didn't take long for the jokes to be launched at new jersey governor chris christie. check out this double punch from the new york daily news this morning. marlie hall reports the governor denies he had anything to do with stopping traffic last september. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie apologized dozens of times during a nearly two-hour news conference. he says he is embarrassed some of his most trusted aides allegedly orchestrated a four- day traffic jam on the approach to the george washington bridge in fort lee new

for bringing down plenty of trees including a 45-footer that crashed on to a school building in san bernardino. and state fire authorities are so concerned, they are hiring seasonal firefighters ahead of schedule across the state. about 125 of those firefighters are coming back to strengthen the ranks in the bay area alone. >>> new jersey governor's has apologized again for the traffic scandal which threatens to undermine his political future. chris christie now vowing that his commission would cooperate to make sure public trust is not violated. >> the last week has certainly tested this administration. mistakes were clearly made and, as a result, we let down the people we're entrusted to serve. >> you can learn more about the bridge investigation today. the aide christie fired, bridget anne kelly, is being called to testify before lawmakers. kelly wrote the now infamous line, "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee." >>> there's new insight this morning into the mind of terror mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed. documents written by mohammed from his cell at guantanamo are being made publi

southern california, san bernardino, red flag warnings through tomorrow for the winds, dry conditionsthe entire state having issues with dry, windy conditions. they could be an issue for firefighters. tonight, clear. chilly over night. like last night. upper 20s in santa rosa. outside tonight beautiful. good air quality with these winds. no spare the air day. you can see a long day. here is what is going on. long range -- or the pattern that has been with us for a long time. everything going to the north. gulf of alaska. over the top. this is why we have been dry. jet stream has to come to get us wet, not doing that. there is january. it continues dry and if i punch this up, it will continue through the 25. other models suggest no rain through the 31. january at this point, you know, at this point looks like a wash. most rain we get is in january and february. big deal. 73 napa. these are the highs for your thursday. a lot like today. tomorrow a duplicate of today. frost this morning, icy conditions, you will have those again tomorrow morning. 80 degrees in santa cruz. tomorrow might

a 3.2 magnitude hit three miles north of fontana in san bernardino county. a 3.8 quake in orange county around 11:40 last night. tuesday night a 4.4 quake rattled the los angeles area. in fact there's been a quake in southern california every day for the past ten days. >>> the flu has now killed three more people here in the bay area. the total number of cases in the bay area in santa cruz is now 21. that's death from the flu. napa county confirmed its first flu death a second was reported in contra costa a third in sonoma county. h1n1 appears to be the dominant flu strain and the best way from text yourself is by getting a flu shot and washing your hands often. the centers for disease control and prevention has information on where you can get a flu shot. we posted a link on our website. it's 6:05. a man shot by an off duty san francisco police officer is due to be arraigned today on felony assault charges. it happened sunday morning at a chevron station at bayshore boulevard and gerald avenue. a police sergeant says the off duty female officer fired in sel

. >> reporter: and also running, san bernardino state assemblyman tim donnelly, a conservative supported by tea party republicans. college professor of politics jack pitney says republican voters will have a clear choice to make in june. >> a straight down the line conservative and moderate who probably has a better chance of being competitive in the general election. >> reporter: the odds are favorite to win in november, governor jerry brown, hasn't said whether or not yet he intends to run for a second term. is there any question that brown will choose to run? >> it would be a huge shock if jerry brown decides not to run. his state of the state message sounded like somebody running for re-election. it sounded like someone looking to the future, and if there's one consistenty in his career it's the capacity to surprise. >> reporter: it would be a pleasant surprise for kashkari should brown choose to sit this out. in the meantime he has a primary to think about. that is now just five months away. in downey, randy page, kpix 5. >> he almost seems more like a libertarian than moderate repu

the magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck near fontana in san bernardino county 1:30. multiple aftershocks, the largest a magnitude 2. 3. people reported feeling the quake as far as 65 miles away in santa monica. it was a 4.4, not that big, but some say, listen to this, knocked them off of their feet. >> like shaking, like a thunder, like a big noise, like, boom. i was on my knees and i fall down, like -- >> strong enough to push you down? >> yeah, yeah, really hard. everything started shaking here. everybody started running. >> no injuries or significant damage reported. >>> 6:04. today the supreme court will hear arguments whether abortion protesters are having their rights violated by having to stay at a distance from doctors, employees and patients entering abortion clinics. p peggy bunker joins us. >> the case that the supreme court is hearing today, mccullen versus state of massachusetts, a 77-year-old grandmother who says buffer zone laws are violating her free speech in her efforts to talk women getting out of an abortion as they head into the clinics. massachu

. >> reporter: also running in the republican primary san bernardino state assemblyman tim donnelllyservative who is supported by tea party republicans. claremont professor of politics jack pitney says republican voters will have a clear choice in june. >> it's a choice between a straight down the line conservative and a moderate who has probably a better chance of being competitive in the general election. >> reporter: of course, the odds-on favorite to win in november is governor brown who hasn't yet declared whether or not he intends to run for a second term. >> is there any question in your mind that governor brown will choose to run? >> it would be a huge shock if jerry brown decides not to run. his state of the state message sounded like somebody running for re-election. it sounded like somebody looking to the future. if there's one consistency in his career it's the capacity to surprise. >> reporter: it would be a pleasant surprise for neel kashkari should brown choose to sit it out. in the meantime he has a primary to think about that is now just five months away. in downey,

firefighters in both san bernardino and riverside communities are on alert now. staffing has been beefed up because of the red flag warnings. >> reporter: back out here live in livermoore, we will talk about any prospects of rain fall, and wait until you see how not chilly the 7-day forecast is. >> not so chilly. paul, thank you. >>> it charred a handful of structures and lit up the night sty for hours. now the night sky is still smoldering. it broke out last night, and as don lin tells us, the area is not easy to get to. >> reporter: sherman island, not far from the dock a cabin burned to the ground. the brush fire swept through the area yesterday. the flames burned one structure and left the next one untouched. >> he had about 15 feet of clearance, and the the air and the flames were coming, and you could see it going to the west. >> reporter: we found rickey perrera digging through charred debris to gather his dog's bones. >> fire incinerated her. it was a horror how fast it happened. >> reporter: the fire spared him and his cabin. he and a handful of people f

it's a high-speed chase in san bernardino county that began when deputies try to pull over this guy forover an officer. the suspect hit bike strips that blew out his tires. that didn't stop him. he kept going. squad cars surrounded the pickup. the driver gave himself up without a fight but is in trouble. >> just a bit. >>> let's check the roads with liza battalones. >> good morning. incidentally proving situation for bart. delays leaving west oakland now a 10-minute delay leaving west oakland heading towards sfo. they had earlier equipment problems on the track all of that cleared up. no other bart delays reported right now according to a bart official. so looking good for the bart system just that ten-minute delay. now, the rest of the commute 880280 two interchange, no problems as of yet for that transition as you make your way out of the fremont and milpitas areas bound for san jose. accident near treasure island is clear, westbound traffic fine leaving the oakland area bound for san francisco. you can see here at the toll plaza, still very light traffic and the metering lights are s

>>reporter: tim doneoly, a tea party favorite from san bernardino county was once involved with the minutemen. >> great day to be a vigil ante. >>reporter: a group that patrols the border to catch immigrants coming across. >> big government are killing our prosperity, pushing welfare costs through the roof and driving our schools into the ground. >>reporter: allonso is an actress of cuban and venezuelan dissent, she stars in "rosso on the hudson." she was set to perform next month in the spanish version of "the vagina monologues." she says allonso abruptly resigned from the cast today given the backlash on the immigration issue. >> of course she has the right to say whatever she wants, but the mission, doing what she's doing [ indiscernable ] >> we don't act like that. first of all, that is not typical. >>reporter: jim salinas, long- time mission resident and democrat says there probably would have been boycots if alonzo had stayed in the production. >> we all have a right to say, but it's also our right to say we object to that. >>reporter: republican leo lakio has been pushing his party to

well here's a woman that's -- a woman in san bernardino has given birth. >> vanessa gave birth to andrewt a hospital. the baby weighed in at 15 pounds, 2 ounces. the heaviest on record in the entire state of california. he was 24 inches long and still he's far from the guinness world record holder of 22.35- pounder born in italy in 1955 but still he's big. >> big big. >>> i'm cate caugurian live in the newsroom. up next, new concerns about security at the olympics in sochi. just how big is the terrorist threat? ,, it's kinda crazy around here sometimes. no. tonight, i got the favorites bucket. shhhhh, they're eating. kfc favorites bucket. 10 pieces, any recipe you want, $12.99. i even get my favorite. extra crispy boneless. thank you. ♪ the way we clean.ange and free ourselves from the harshness of bleach. lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it kills 99.9% of germs and is family friendly. that's healthing. when it's time to talk butalk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you.

babysit her son so she could go out and party on new year's eve. 36-year-old summer collras of san bernardino allegedly asked two homeless friends to look after her 10-year- old. she went out for the night, got back at two in the morning, and said her son was gone. it took search and rescue teams 14-hours to track down the boy. he was found walking home from a friend's house. county welfare officials are now taking care of him. starbucks for breakfast, lunch and dinner. a seattle woman did just that in 2013. she challenged herself to eat and drink only items that could be purchased from starbucks, or its partner stores -- for an entire year. she blogging and photographed her meals along the way -- and even lost some weight! her name is "beautiful existence." that's right, her legal name really is "beautiful existence." she says she had plenty of variety most of the time. the 40-year-old mother of two kept shopping and cooking meals for her two children during the challenge. she kept all her receipts, and says she ended up spending more than seven thousand dollars at starbucks over the year. h

this extension of unemployment benefits is especially needed for the residents of san bernardino county where the above yed rate is well the national average. it keeps individuals actively looking for work. they prevent families with a reduced income from becoming homeless and infuse the economy with much-needed dollars. my constituents have contacted my office on a daily basis. i hear them. they need this vital lifeline back. i ask that the speaker work with the senate and take up this extension. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the body for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from nevada is recognized for one minute. >> -- mr. horsford: is wrong that congress would deny the 1.4 million americans unemployment benefits, including the 18,000 nevadans. mr. speaker, this is the week the checks stop coming in the mail, and for those who may never have been unemployed or don't know what it's like to struggle, for many amer

bun much of recommendations which are timely given the bankruptcies last year of detroit and san bernardinoornia, and recent financial troubles of puerto rico. some are due in part due to huge pension and health care benefits promised to public service employees and now these problems continue for state and local governments despite the improving economy, improving tax revenues and improving stock market, win has helped a lot of pension obligations. some of the task force's recommendations including multiyear financial plans for state and local governments, mandatory rainy day reserve funds for them, better contract accounting for borrowed funds and better cooperation and coordination between washington and state and local governments in setting federal and tax policy. >> total disconnect between the happens in state and local governments. every time that congress changes the tax law, reducing the value of tax exemption and municipal bonds, it costs states and cities more money. >> the task force also recommended stronger oversight and regulation of the muni bond market by the securities &

blamed for bringing down trees, including a 45-footer that crashed onto a school building in san bernardinonal firefighters ahead of schedule just to try to get on top of this. >> yeah. as a matter of fact, 125 firefighters coming back to strengthen just the bay area alone. you know, up and down the state, it is so dry there. these santa ana winds, it's scary stuff. >> it is. you can see the heavy smoke that's now covering the area. that's another concern there. >>> investigators in san jose, california, are on the hunt for an arsonist who set more than a dozen early morning fires. in just the last week. the best lead is a surveillance video showing a man walking back and forth before flames erupted. neighborhood watch are watching out around the clock. >>> parts of new england will be covered in white this weekend with a powerful alberta clipper just days away. almost a foot of snow is on the ground in central wisconsin where a blinding storm is being blamed for a massive chain reaction crash. at least 20 cars, trucks and suvs collided on a slick highway leaving one person injured. >>> and

babysit her son so she could go out and party on new year's eve. 36-year-old summer collras of san bernardinoy asked two homeless friends to look after her 10-year- old. she went out for the night, got back at two in the morning, and said her son was gone. it took search and rescue teams 14-hours to track down the boy. he was found walking home from a friend's house. county welfare officials are now taking care of him. >>mark:there's a scam email going around. disguised as a notice from san francisco superior court. it says it's from "elizabeth tailor, clerk to the court," and asks recipients to open an attachment said to be a court notice. but court officals say there are no court workers named elizabeth tailor, and the attachment actually contains a virus. if you get one, the court says you should ignore it and not open the attachment. a man who graduated law school and passed the bar exam while living in the u-s illegally. *will be able to practice law here in california. the state supreme court granted a law license to sergio garcia yesterday. he challenged a law that wouldn't allow undoc

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