firefighters are trying to contain this 200-acre wildfire burning in san bernardino county. some homes and at least two schools are being evacuated in the north side of rancho cucamonga. road blocks are set up in the area to keep people out. fire officials say strong winds are making it difficult to fight the fire and so far crews are being increased on the ground. so there's more firefighters there to try and put out this fire. again, 200 acres in san bernardino county. >>> a salvage operation is scheduled for later today to recover a plane that crashed into the san pablo bay over the weekend. yesterday, diving crews located the fuselage of the cessna using an underwater camera. it's believed the pilot's body it still inside the plane. this afternoon at 4:30 crews plan to pull the wreckage out of the water. investigators believe the small plane crashed into a larger plane while the two were attempting a midair photo shoot on sunday. the other plane landed safely. >>> two people are hospitalized with critical burns after an explosion at a homeless encampment in san leandro.

you can go to the archives in san bernardino, california and read all the files, rerts wrote to his brother while in prison, you know, what his work regard was like while in prison, and it was just amazing to get a glimpse of him as a young man, and one of the things we have known him in recent years is this vicious, scary criminal killer, and to see these letters, if you're in federal prison, at least at that time, you were allowed to write to temperature people and he had a big family, so six of the people were immediate family members, and the other four were all priests. who else would a killer write to? [laughter] one of the fascinating things is that talking about political connections, so while whitey's in alcatraz, his brother, billy, is in boston college law school, and we can see from the records that billy had a father, who was later a conman, become as brother's mentor, and father john was big into prison reform, and he said, oh, i'm so tired of being the black sheep of the family, and i'm going to go out a and go straight, and he mentor him. >> watch this and other programs onl

too many people have had to fight for the san bernardino county in the environment. we have lead the way for our public servant and this is why i'm introducing lefthsz that any member of the san francisco fire department is diagnosed with cancer we'll presume that is due to your job unless there's - (clapping) and i want to say it this presumption you'll be eligible for full retirements the mayor is absolutely right he's notd never commented before on any legislation without hearing it so thank you, mr. mayor. >> we need to assure our firefighters that if you get cancer you'll be taking care of. we'll send the message to our firefighters we'll take care of you're loved ones our firefighters shaunt u shouldn't have have to prove the cancer is job-related. i know our colleagues forward to prevent future cancers and going after attractive chemicals in our city of is it fair to say our policy is important to make sure we protect and support all of you who are the heros that protect us. godspeed (clapping.) thank you, supervisor i want to introduce one of our survivors den

oficina del fiscal general, admitio haber violado a unas 40 mujeres en los condados de los angeles, san bernardinosan francisco entre 1971 y 1982, esta supuesto a comparecer ante un juez en relacion con su peticion de libertad condicional. despues que hubbart, de 63 aÑos, pidio ser liberado el aÑo pasado, un juez en el condado de santa clara determino que el convicto podria calificar. segun documentos el domicilio de hubbart era en el condado de los angeles, por lo que el juez dictamino que seria trasladado a lake, cerca de palmdale. sin embargo, esto fue rapidamente anulado despues de que la comunidad y los politicos de los angeles, pegaran el grito en el cielo. el juez tambien cancelo una audiencia programada para diciembre. sot vo la nueva ubicacion de hubbart fue propuesta y discutida el viernes en una audiencia en el tribunal de san jose, donde un juez decidio que el violador en serie podria ser trasladado a una vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 20-300 al este de la avenida 'r', a unas 7 millas de lake los angeles donde hubbart iba a vivir. sot vo para sus crimenes mas violentos, ocurridos en 197

list of county here in the bay area is alameda and san mateo and santa clara and los angeles and san bernardino and san diego and riverside. as part of the evaluation of readiness the centers for medi-cal and m.d. services have done readiness assessments to determine whether the plans in the county are ready to move forward the earliest is april of 2014. at this point there's one county moving forward for april 2014 a that's san mateo but the other county are basically going to move forward bans they're readyness in he remembers of the health plans and the services for readiness. so for example, alameda county is scheduled to start in july of 2014 and sarah county is scheduled to start in january of 2015 there's a variety of start dates so in terms of menacing the enrollment process for the most part they'll be enrolled by their birthdays so people will get before it their birthday they'll get a 90 day novs notice and a 50 and thirty day notice. they need to a choose a plan option or they'll be possibly enrolled similarly with people with disabilities what their enrolled their defaulted if they

. >>> developing news out of san san bernardino -- a san bernardino opened fire this afternoon. two people were shot and one suffered cuts from flying glass. one of the victims is in critical condition. at last check police were still looking for the shooter. >>> authorities released a picture of a woman accused of stabbing a jack in the box employee. the 31-year-old is held on suspicion of attempted murder. police say she walked into the jack in the box on valley avenue yesterday morning and stabbed a male employee. detectives tracked her to a relatives home and arrested her. the victim will be okay. >>> family is heartbroken after losing their home and two pets in a fire. it started before 4:30 a.m. this morning at the family home. we will show you a picture of what firefighters faced when they arrived. you see lots of flames. the fire department posted on twitter. the fire did major damage. five people got out safely. but two dogs died in the fire. several neighbors woke up after hearing a explosion and ran outside. that is when they saw the house on fire. >> really scary, yo

earth day welcome to the san bernardino i'm supervisor avalos the chair of the authority madam clerk, call the roll and supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. we have quorum >> thank you. i forgot to mention our clerk is eir can chang we're broadcast by sfgovtv jennifer lowe and others thank you for your work. madam clerk, call item >> item 2 approval of the minutes this is an action item. >> seeing no comments seeing no member of the public come forward and madam clerk, any announcements? roll call and supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. absent. supervisor chiu. absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. and supervisor chiu on item 2 item passes. >> item passes. >> item 3 report this is an informational item. >> good morning, colleagues happy earth day i want to commend walk sf wh

too many people have had to fight for the san bernardino county in the environment. we have lead the way for our public servant and this is why i'm introducing lefthsz that any member of the san francisco fire department is diagnosed with cancer we'll presume that is due to your job unless there's - (clapping) and i want to say it this presumption'l

>> for more details on the tornadoes and flooding we have in-depth people evacuating parts of san bernardino california fleeing a wildfire there. spreading quickly because of 60 mph winds. >> the nba commissioner adam silver addressing the nation yesterday, banning sterling from all league activities for life and slapping him with a 2.5 million fine? >> now we've been following the developments. >> adam silver is taking this all very personally. >> i'm personally di distraught came from within. an institution that has historically taken such a leadership role in matters of race relations. to question their very association with the league. >> all right, so two things have to happen for adam silver to be able to get the other people on board to force that, del. number one, he has to get 22 of the 29 owners of the nba to agree to this. he seemed to think that he had that kind of support in his remarks tuesday, and the owner of the sacramento king seem to echo those sentiments. and they'll have to batten down the hatches and weather the storm if sterling decides to fight this legally. >> do you

ii did that with a mental san bernardino county. at gateway i learned patterns to structure my study habit. you know, and that's it i'm going to keep it short we exhaustive goals that many people write us off prior to getting into gateway. thank you. (clapping.) >> my name is cynthia i'm the co-chair the gateway high pta and a parent when we found out my daughter was accepted at the gateway i didn't tell everybody but there was a school that seemed a perfect place for my retired daughter could be in a environment and is raised in a multiple family without being harassed or go forward. i was delighted that the environment i love the cultural focus that i feel should be out in the world and the fact there is an emphasis to help be a better sense. i love the culture and the teachers require them to stretch and support them when they struggle. i like the schools you think ups. the reason i was hesitate to spread the world about this lovely school is because over and over again, i was hearing the folks around me didn't get the school the

amazon holding up six of its warehouses for tours including in san bernardino, the hour-long tours will be held on the first and third tuesday of each month and can be booked online. amazon won't say what people will see where millions of items are stored, boxed and shipped to customers. i can tell you, i've seen it and it is impressive. tune in to cnbc tonight. the definitive list of icons and leaders who made the biggest impact over the past 25 years since cnbc debuted on the air. the list has been revealed and a lot to debate and discuss and a lot of work went into this special. back to you guys. >> we look forward to that. thank you, much. >> hard to believe it has been that many years. time flies when you're having fun. boy, you hope to have some fun in the sun and hopefully get out of t slip and slide. >> i want to make sure everyone is aware of this because it will come on very strong and what a difference a day makes. a 10 to 15, even 20 degree jump from yesterday's highs. that's what we're expecting for you today, bay area. hope you're ready for that. temperatures in the 50s wh

earth day welcome to the san bernardino i'm supervisor avalos the chair of the authority madam clerk,ll and supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos absent. supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. we have quorum

where schools and homes are being evacuated as santa ana winds fan a fire in the foothills of the san bernardino mountains. this broke out this morning in the city of rancho cucamonga. that's where at least two schools have been shut down. evacuations have also been ordered for neighborhoods near the fire. unclear how many people are affected. but you can see, what a plume of smoke. wind gusts of 60 miles an hour are fueling this fire. it's scorched about 200 acres so far. as this story develops, go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest situation. but air quality there must not be very good either. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. and scorching heat here as well. be prepared to see the 90s, maybe even the triple digits. let's get right to meteorologist christina loren. you say you're going to see several records wrobroken today. >> oh, yeah. and it's whether or not we get to that century mark that's really the question. we're looking for the warmest temperatures in the south bay. so look at these numbers. now, yesterday was warm, but today we're running 5 to 8 degr

the first restaurant was opened in san bernardino california. in nineteen forty eight for the first time in his teeth the company established the principles of fast food it has begun the reform of the state pension investment fund which is the largest financial institution in the world with their supports the report was directed at having the front end of the more aggressive investment policy engage in risky financial activities and rely less on government bonds which have a low return are a few. the overall fall of the funds of this institution. it's the skinny dollars which is larger for a simpler than the gdp of mexico. provision of the fund strategies part of the so called third arrow large scale reforms conducted by the government to hand this country's third largest economy in the world into the sink that has been in the state of stagnation for the last twenty years aye aye aye aye aye ben. in this and. the ninety three has a balcony that day the province once the homes which included a cd so i can online at the start of two thousand major

officials say dry, gusty winds up to 60 miles per hour are fanning the fire in the foothills of the san bernardino mountains. smoke billowing over rancho cucamonga. it's an active fire. so far it's burned a thousand acres and 550 firefighters are battling it. they have a long way before they can get it put out. >> yes. >> a welcome sight in the east bay. water from the sacramento river flowing into east bay mud system. this is the first time the district passed this source. >> that is right. it's been in the making for years. as wayne freedman explains live for us this afternoon from the reservoir, it's much needed. wayne? >> dan, nothing beats planning ahead for times of trouble. a good example would be that reservoir behind me, here. normally, it would be full this time of the year. now, it's only 75%. but in june, they're saying it's going to be topped off. how could that be? >> this is music to the ears of mud customers. we're out of the rainy season. >> regarded as an engineering marvel? >> yes. boy. >> what would romans say? >> they'd be impressed >> you might forget she has a little bias sh

forced the evacuation of 1100 homes in california is growing 06 mph winds fan the planes in the san bernardino area east of los angeles. right now 800 acres are scorched. the fire erupted in the middle of a heatwave. a much different scene in florida, pensacola has received more rain in one evening than california has received all year. we've been tracking the slow-moving storms. >> we're going to be seeing more rain not like we saw in the last 24 hours, but unfortunately it's saturated and the rain has nowhere to go. this will just add to the intoeding situation. for pensacola, you'll see another two inches of rain over the next 24 hours. the storm system is making it's way over towards the east. we do think in the northern part of ngo, that area could be seeing another five inches of rain. the flooding on highway 10 still going on for many locations. mostly flood warnings in the area. you can see green all the way over here. we do think this will extend over here, maybe jacksonville as we get towards thursday and friday. as you mentioned out here towards california, 88 degrees in san francis

look at this, in san bernardino county. live pictures courtesy of our affiliate ktla. the fire burning in largo coup ka month ga. we don't have word on how much homes are affected. we'll update you as we get more information. but a california brushfire is forcing serious evacuations right now. >>> other news we're following in politic, name recognition can help or hurt. two help within known names are generating a lot of buzz leading up to the 2016 presidential race. hillary clinton, jeb bush, they continue to test the waters, make headlines, as they consider whether or not to run. our chief political analyst gloria borger has been doing some in depth reporting on this clinton/bush dynamic. gloria, let me share with you a couple of polls. this is a new abc news/"washington post" poll. who would you vote for in 2016, hillary clinton, 53%, jeb bush, 41%. obviously, it's very, very early. she has an impressive lead there. at least as of now. >> right, they do. this -- look, they're both well known, wolf, and that's where the family name, the family dynamic comes in. becau

suspect in a 1985 gruesome murder and dismeshing of a man who was just outside los angeles in san bernardino. i attended the murder trial in 20 # 13 and looked back over my friendships with him and see all the ways in which we danced together in a min knew yet of deception and self-delusion and, you know, vanity and posturing, and my book asks the question, you know, how are we fooled and how do we fool ourselves, not from the point of view of the person who does the fooling, but the conman seen in american literature over and over again from the point of view of the duped, the victim, me in this case, and i was privileged as a writer to know somebody who made himself up and was this far from who he really was on -- was inside to the outside could possibly happen with a human being. caused me to ask the question that scad says, you know, son of a spy, who are you really? when you're a writer, and you're the friend of an imposter, who are you, really? i mean, writers have different kinds of relationships with the world and with their family and friends than other people, and that's one of the

. >>> a yorkshire terrier is dead allegedly killed by a gas company employee in san bernardino countyhat employee was defending himself against the six pound dog. cbs reporter tom waite spoke with the dog's distraught owner. >> right in front of me i was standing there, she was right there. [ crying ] >> reporter: it happened in what seemed like a split second. cathy rodriguez said she watched as a gas company meter reader struck a fatal blow to her yorkie bean-bean. >> he swung it and knocked her out. >> reporter: stunned, rodriguez called out for help. >> i was just screaming at him, i was holding her and, uhm, i said, somebody get the keys. take her to the vet. >> reporter: rodriguez says she tried to get the dogs inside before the meter reader came in the yard but he walked in before that happened. she says her three yorkies were barking and one may have bit the employee. as rodriguez puts it, the gas company rep said he was defending himself. >> i have been bit three times today! so it's not problem. >> reporter: the gas company says an investigation is under way. it's not clear

. >>> amazon will open warehouses for tours, including san bernardino. the first and third tuesday of each month and booked online. amazon won't say what people will see at the fulfillment centers where millions of items are stored, boxed and shipped to customers. got it be pretty organized. >>> well, one game is going to determine the future of the sharks. >> oh, my gosh, last week we could have swept them but the team is headed home for game seven. they failed losing 4-1. the decisive game seven tomorrow night at 7:00. tickets go on sale for that game this morning at 10:00. >>> meanwhile, the warriors are in los angeles today for game five of their playoff series with the clippers. that series tied 2-2. tipoff 7:30 and you can see that game on csn bay area. >> see how many people show up for that one. >>> you better bring the sunscreen today, lots of it. invest in it for this week. right, christina. >> amazing. >> it is going to be warm out there, we are getting into the three warmest days of the week. today, tomorrow, thursday. right now if you have o

out west the wind is fanning a wildfire that began in the san bernardino national forest, now takingup and down the coast, the earth gave way. opening up, swallowing up, a line of parked cars some of them on railroad tracks below. take a look at the rescue here in mobile, alabama.

. >> reporter:this is video of past seasons set in san bernardino and rancho cucamonga. ng with san jose police for up to 10 weeks. crews will shadow patrol units and other specialized units with hopes to show the danger of daily police work. >> reporter:it's not yet known when the san jose version of copsdepartment authorities hope the show will boost morale and possibly even help in recruiting. >> reporter:this move comes a day after santa clara county board of supervisors proposed having sheriff's deputies patrol the streets of san jose. >> reporter:that will only be until san jose can restore it's number of officers. austerity and pension reform measures depleted the number of san jose police officers in recent years. >> gary: >> reporter:jay-z is heading west. the rapper is brining his "made in america" music festival to los angeles this labor day weekend. the concert will be held simultaneuously with another one in philidelphia. jay-z made the annoucnement today at los angeles city hall with l-a mayor eric garcetti by his side. he told the crowd why he chose l-a. it

there's one at state line in nevada, one in san bernardino.t's also been reported that senator harry reid made some kind of deal with a chinese manufacturer over there to put in the solar plants over here in the state of nevada and in california and utah. whether it's true or not we have to wait and see. being here since 1974, anything that happens in nevada, harry reid is behind it. >> long time policy manager neal cornyn which everybody is looking at there. is this a state issue or a federal issued. >> they feel the property owned by the state of nevada but the bureau of land management manages this property. the question is who should have jurisdiction over it. a federal judge, lloyd george, issued an order back in july of last year basically saying, look, we believe that the one days are basically trespassing on this property, and issued an injunction saying you've got to take the cattle off and only gave them 45 days. the bundys basically said we're willing to pay grazing fees, we will pay grazing fees to the state of nevada, to clark cou

where schools and homes are being evacuated as santa ana winds fan a fire in the foothills of the san bernardinonclear how many people are affected. but you can see, what a plume of smoke. wind gusts of 60 miles an hour are fueling this fire. it's scorched about 200 acres so far. as this story develops, go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest situation. but air quality there must not be very good either. thank you for jni