cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino.te by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place back in calimesa. life seemed to h

so looking at san bernardino, california, trouble city and i grew up in the neighboring city where young people there are saying were tired of being considered america's field city and the organized a group called generation now where they are cleaning up the town and registering people to vote and they're trying to engage him people so most places we went despite the problems we are aware of they felt as if were moving forward while they believed the rest of the country was sliding backwards. >> host: call coming in for the authors, stella is up first from north central florida. >> caller: good morning. i just wanted to ask if you came to any towns in north central florida like we are a lot of cities appear so just your opinion. >> guest: with 25 places we wrote at length we couldn't go to every state and i have a paragraph earlier in the book talking about all the places we wanted to get to next as we continue these journeys. florida is one of those. we are interested in that part of florida and the ways in which it's similar to the rest of thes state and the ways it's connected to the

parker believes san bernardino sheriff's personnel planted some evidence and disregarded other evidence in order to get a false conviction of kevin cooper, and parker is not alone. >> he's on death row because the san bernardino sheriff's department framed him. >> you don't expect this in california. >> reporter: now a new york times columnist is raising the question too, was kevin cooper framed for murder? and in a piece released thursday on the new york times website, the author questions why governor jerry brown and senator kamala harris haven't signed off on allowing new advanced dna tests to be taken at the expense of cooper's defense team. ion -- remains under review. >> the governor's office said tonight that cooper's clemency conviction remains under investigation. >>> and a school bus in new jersey flipped on its side after it slammed into a dump truck. two people died, a student and teacher. the crash happened on interstate 80 in mt. olive this morning. >> there were 38 students and 7 adults on the bus including the driver. a total of 43 people of that 45 were injured and tran

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. >> he's on death row because the san bernardino sheriffs department framed him. >> also killed was a friend, a young boy that was sleeping over. the boy's father came over to pick him up. >> he found the mother and the father, the daughter, and his own son dead, killed during the night. they had been chopped with a hatchet, sliced with a knife or knives, stabbed with an ice pick or screwdriver. >> he says the san bernardino sheriff's department was under tremendous pressure to solve the crime and in a nearby house was kevin cooper. he was hiding out after escaping from prison after serving time. >> cooper was convicted of all four murders and sentenced to death but in the decades since then dna testing has been in veptd. cooper's lawyer say in 2001 it was not done properly. they want knew dna testing. >> the dna testing can detect microscopic amounts that come from touching an object or from wearing an object. >> with touch dna there is no need for blood or hair. the test can be done on traces of skin. cooper's lawyers want several items tested this way including a t-shirt and hatc

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she was in her last term in office when a gunman opened fire at a san bernardino office party killingthat conversation. i covered that shooting after new town. a lot of people were convinced that this country would no the allow a bunch of elementary school kids to die and not do anything. and yet, here we are. i don't know if you saw earlier, on this program, two of the students here said they're not convinced it won't happen again. they're afraid. what do we say to them? >> i'm sorry. i'm sick about this. grownups in congress have failed you. and i can only tell you what i looked at those children, they're children. i'm a grandmother. and i looked at their faces. and i thought, this is wrong. and then, you look at "the washington post" study that tells us that since columbine in 1999, 216,000 students have experienced gun violence, and i'm at the point and i'm not in office -- i've always spoken from the heart. i will continue to do that. people who are cowards in the congress, who have not done a thing on this issue, since columbine, they deserve to be voted out, they're afraid of t

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. >> reporter: former fbi special agent in charge thomas parker believes san bernardino sheriff's department personnel planted some evidence and disregarded other evidence in order to get a false conviction of kevin cooper and parker is not alone. >> he is on death row because the san bernardino sheriff's department framed him. >> you don't expect this in california. >> reporter: now, "new york times" columnist nicholas christoph is raising the question, too. was kevin cooper framed for murder? and in a piece released thursday on the "new york times"' website, christoph questions why governor jerry brown and senator kamala harris, who was state attorney general for many years, haven't signed off on allowing new advanced dna tests to be taken at the expense of cooper's defense team. in los angeles, dave bryan, kpix 5. >> the governor's office says cooper's clemency petition remains under review. >>> the senate as approved gina haspel as cia director, the first woman to head the agency. she worked for the agency for 33 years. she was confirmed 54-45. six democrats supported, two republicans ag

it's at the service and the loss the onshore wind. 20 in truckee. 50 in san bernardino. 32 in flagstaff. pretty cold there as the low starts it's march into the four corners and into the planes. it will feet in on the gulf moisture ahead of it. for us looks like with these water temperatures so cold there will be some clearing. look at it by tomorrow morning. it solid up and down the coast and eases off a little bit but comes back on friday and burns off sooner on friday. it comes flying over the weekend. it's not disappearing but will get chewed up on friday. 50s and 60s. 70s and lynn. pretty nice and comfortable. fog should burn off sooner on thursday. there should be some fog near the coast on friday. cooler as we go into sunday. saturday looks pretty good. >> a viewer leeches -- reaches out to you. shutout to hunter strickland. >> up to the net treat bring >> memories. >> thank you steve. >>> san francisco offered free tuition to city colleges. the new proposal by a candidate for mayor to expand that free college tuition. circle welcome back to mornings on 2. later this morning mark

that group included lawmakers and leaders from san diego orange, fresno, riverside, and san bernardino counties. all have vocally supported the trump administration's lawsuit to end california's sanctuary state law. >> the blanketed policies around california aren't working. so we need help. >> state of california's attempts to notify federal law have sparked a rebellion by patriotic citizens who want the families protected and their borders secured. >> the president said oakland mayor libby schaaf should face obstruction of justice charges after telling people that age by ice were expected. -- a -- raids by ice were expected. it doesn't republican -- a dozen politicians to flatter and praise his exercises changes nothing. a professor says california is an easy target for the president. >> california is a state which he knows he's not going to get the votes of california in 2020. he knows he's not going to actually do pretty well here in terms of congressional races in 2018. why not make california the boogie men?'s -- men? >> could affect how many of them return to congress after the

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. >> residents in the san bernardino mountain says bear visits have become chop especially on trash -- become common especially on trash days. >> we're supposed to clap the pans and be really loud and scare them off, but you are in such awe that sometimes you are like oh my gosh so you are busy taking pictures and stuff. >> she admits not all the sightings are great, the bears has caused serious damage to cars and garages in her neighborhood. >>> a journalist fakes his own murder and then showed up at the press conference about it. now he is explaning why he did that. we'll have that story and much more tonight at 5:00. >> i want to know why. all right that is going to do it on that note for kpix 5 news at noon. remember the bold and beautiful is coming up next. >> enjoy the day everyone. i hope to see you back here tomorrow. have a good day. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin news

it happened saturday afternoon in san bernardino county. authorities say strong winds ripped the bounce house and from its mooring. as the inflatable structure rolled onto a highway and hit a vehicle. the child was taken to the hospital but officials say he will be okay. deputies say the driver was not hurt but was certainly shook up . >>> nasa plans to send a small helicopter to mars on its next mission. take a look at this animation from nasa. showing what the helicopter will look like. it's a remote control helicopter. weighs about 4 pounds. it will be used to explore areas of mars that are not accessible on the ground. that helicopter will go to mars with the mars 2020 rover mission. it's due to launched from cape canaveral airport -- air force station in florida. it should get to mars in february 2021. >>> we're learning more about where amazon could build its second headquarters wells fargo security stockpicking robot. boston will be the choice to host amazon's next headquarters. the robot looked at the reaction of stock prices 2news'

. >> it ended up on a southern california freeway near victorville in san bernardino county. witnesses said a big gust of wind lifted the inflatable house off the ground and dropped it on interstate 395. it rolled along the highway and hit a car and the child fell out. amazingly, he suffered only minor injuries and was sitting up as he rolled into the ambulance. the person in the car was not hurt. >>> six brothers and sisters are home in oakland after being stranded out-of-state for weeks. as betty yu reports, they got stuck after they traveled to florida to deal with the death of their mother. >> reporter: this is the last photo that was taken before christina davis went to see family and friends in jacksonville. it would be the last trip. the trip turned fateful when and underaged drunk driver slammed into the car christina was riding in, head-on. another car later hit her car. >> i was on the phone and i heard my wife screaming and it went blank. >> reporter: her sister evelyn, seen here and her sister's boyfriend and nephew were all killed. the group had been on their way

san bernardino california, palpable. is caught, maine. san berna rdino california, right palpable.ted children and they are all our favourite child. i have not been to sioux falls for a start. thank you very much. they remind your book is now out. see if they have two seats in the back of that plane! laughter ok, let's turn from america to europe now... and when i say, europe you'll be thinking italy, france, germany — what about australia ? well, it's the eurovision final this weekend, and yes there is an entry — once again — from down under. why on earth is australia part of eurovision? let's take a look... just imagine if australia was a little closer to the rest of europe. this is australia, everybody. what if, wow! now australia is a part of europe. # but don't, don't give up, because we've got love. going back to 2014, i was invited to participate being an interval act, i was invited to participate being an intervalact, and i i was invited to participate being an interval act, and i guess that officially made us involved, it opened that door. we've been watching the show fore

bay area, war veterans gathered for a solemn service at the golden gate national cemetery in san bernardino. >>> the high school band provided music but what made the ceremony special was the dedication of the pathway to glory and seeing reconstructed walkways honoring veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> in north bay, it was a beautiful day for the memorial day parade -- annual memorial day parade. officials say more than 50,000 veterans call marin county their home -- 15,000. folks waved flags and listen to music and civic park. >>> here's a live look at traffic on the bay bridge at this hour. can you believe your eyes? we are expecting traffic from people returning from her long weekend pretty late right now not too many people crossing the bridge right now. crowds are packing the beach >> reporter: it took us two hours just to go 30 miles from san jose here to santa cruz. this is why, check this out, this is just one of many packed beaches here in santa cruz. >> is beautiful. >> reporter: of the sun came out for memorial day weekend. >> we are lucky, we love it. >> reporter: th

for example, in 2015 in the san bernardino attack which killed 14, the shooters pledge their allegianceo the isis leader. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with former twitter ceo dick costolo about the dark side of social media and potential regulations. >>> and the royal wedding countdown. we'll take you to the windsor castle where prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot in just over a week. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com for his friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the city of santa clara. levi's stadium, the host site of a taylor swift concert tonight. good morning, it's friday, may 11th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> my daughter loves taylor swift, shake it off, shake off whatever challenges you had this week, right? >> oh, yeah. if anyone can go, it's going to be a treat. >> yes. >>

this was in san bernardino county. the bounce house was ripped from its moorings. a boy fell out as the inflatable structure rolled onto a highway and struck a vehicle. the child was taken to the hospital. officials say he will be okay. the driver of the vehicle hit by the bounce house was not hurt. hu the boy was rattled. >>> the card information may have been compromised at a chili's restaurant. it would is affected by a data breach. customer credit card and debit card information was hacked. it is unclear how many customers were affected. the breach happened between march and april. it is unclear whether any restaurants in the bay area were affected. we go to -- >>> we go to hawaii where fissures are opening up bringing the total to 20. more steam and lava are coming through. people are packing up to flee. evacuees are running out of places to go. >> reporter: spattering lava on the big island as more volcanic vents open out of the ground. authorities this week discovered two more fissures spewing lava and steam. flammable liquid has been moved. tours and reside

it happened saturday in adelanto, which is a city in san bernardino county.nesses say a tornado like wind lifted the bounce house into the air. he fell out before it rolled and hit a car on the highway. i little boy talked about the first moments he saw his mom after he just woke up on that highway. >> my mom pulling up, and i woke up, and i saw her crying and walking up to me. >> poor 9-year-old boy. he is lucky. he miraculously suffered a few minor injuries. >>> a second week of lava flow in hawaii is having a big impact on tourism. they were hoping this wouldn't be the case. the big island brought in $2.5 billion from tourists last year. right now hotel bookings and tours are down 50% compared to past years. they were hoping that people would still come to the island, but you can see why people are hesitant now. >>> we're back in a moment. big night for the giants. we'll show you what happened before the game. and of course the warriors. stay with us. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles f

house of representatives, kills. 58 killed in las vegas, 27 killed in newtown, account, 14 in san bernardino, 17 at the school in parkland, florida. 26 at a church in texas. 49 in a nightclub in florida. six at the cracker barrel in michigan. nine at mother manual church, south carolina. the begunmen, and they were always all men or boys, had different motivations including crime, racism, revenge, and seeking notoriety, which they got. they all had access to weapons of bullets that could kill scores of humans in moments. for the most part the only thing the victims had in common is they were killed by bullets. "the washington post" reported the number of people killed in schools in 2018, this year, is almost double the number of service men and women killed in our military in both combat and noncombat fatalities. and this coming weekend just like clockwork, as america honors service men on minimum morial day. chicago, in my city, will see a deadly toll. 52 people were shot over the memorial day weekend last year. that was down from the previous year, 2016, when 71 people were shot in my city

or to sneak it onto the road without the press to see it but then unfortunately the attack in san bernardino happen shortly before we were to fill that. so it required us to make a decision whether we scrap that or go forward. we went ahead because it wouldn't care until about a minute a month later and we wanted america to see obama just being a guy.sh and i think it was refreshing for americans to see on the holidays. i remember somebody commented on facebook that i am a republican but i can relate to obama that is just something we wanted. >> but that experience was crazy. i remember arguing who wanted to interview on the certain way who thought it was funny and we set we don't think soe because they said we can't do that but then jerry seinfeld so they wanted to abdicate all responsibility. [laughter] and he did it was the best wage and the interview and it worked out great. >> there is a resemblance between you had your moment but there are things that need to be done still so would you go back into politics or how do you balance being out. >> that's a good question. b personally i am q

in san bernardino it was san bernardino generation, millennials who started out as artists, became piealk about opioid epidemic, devastating in this country. what did you find out about these communities? can you do it on their own? >> this is the worst problem. we were up in places like burlington vermont vermont, exposed to this before others. a classic situation where local efforts can make a difference. this is one of many where if we had a functional national government that would be good, too. national programs make a big difference. we found a number of city by city attempts to deal wit but a genuine challenge. >> are you going to keep doing this? >> yes. >> jim, i'd love that. i didn't know you were a pilot. that helps. that helps getting to a lot of these places. >> places you can get to more easily by small plane than you can by interstate or commercial airlines. >> another great thing i love, description of the country from above. it's not jumbo jet height, you're able to see the landscape of the country. >> when flying was becoming popular a century ago, the idea was writer

in san bernardino, it was the san bernardino generation now, the mill len wrals who started out as artistspied pipers in town, picking up trash, painting more reals, and going into the schools to educate kids about voting. >> that's important. let's talk about the opioid epidemic which is devastating in this country. what did you find out from these communities? can they do it on their own? >> number one, this is genuinely the worst social problem the u.s. is seeing right now. i think this is a classic illustration where local efforts can make a difference, but this is one of many fields where if we had a more functional national government, that would be good, too, because national programs make a big difference. but we found a number of city by city-attempts to deal with it, but it's a genuine challenge. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >>> and i'm jericka duncan. coming up this hour, it's a momentous and con ten does relocation. >>> and then the estate sale of the century lived up to its billing. we'll look at this week's rockefeller auction and the extrao

the inflatable blow-away home actually blew away from a home and rolled on to the road in san bernardinoifornia, 9-year-old boy inside was rushed to hospital with minor injuries thankfully. a driver who slammed into the house on the highway was not injured. that could have ended so much differently. very lucky. four-legged prom guest has roors without ranking, the live tiger was wheeled out right right on dance floor. christopher columbus theme welcome to the jungle, participants and students the tiger looked stress, you can see him facing back and forth but the school defended it saying the massive cat was overseen and cared for the whole time by professionals. well, fox business alert for you, be ware before you eat breakfast, massive salmonella outbreak affecting 2 million eggs just got worse, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business. >> good morning, health, 12 more people have gotten sick with salmonella, total to 35 people. 11 of them have been hospitalized. this, of course, as you said 2, 00 million eggs have been recalled. they are traced back to indiana-based rose acres

over the weekend, the san bernardino national forest posted this video of stormy flying back to the nest his parents. he is back where he belongs. >>> if you like to have fun, you are in the right state to do it. wallethub just released its rankings of the most fun states in america. california was number one. states that offer a variety of activities, such as theme parks, nightlife, art and culture are ranked the highest. rounding out the top five were new york, nevada, florida and illinois. west virginia was the least fun state named in the country. they would probably argue with that. >>> still ahead, attribute to a loved one with the record- breaking journey. this man travels to hundreds of national parks, including here in the bay area. >>> this but is not for you. anheuser-bush is placing blame on heineken. what the company is claiming about one of its designs. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross because

san bernardino, that murderer got the gun through his friend.he toughest gun laws will be subverted by criminals to hurt us. let's say what guns are for and what they were for originally. when you have obama militarizing it, going after cliven bundy for grazing his cattle -- if it wasn't for the second amendment, the atf and fbi wouldn't have backed down. that's a problem. we shouldn't have the government ever going into new orleans to take guns from people in the flood zones because that gun will save their lives. minutes to half an hour to get here. your debt by than. -- you are dead by then. bernardino, it took them to long. -- too long. host: coming up, we will have a sec with davethe levinthal. it's that time of year. we will be taking calls from students. . stay tuned. we will be right back. ♪ >> monday, on landmark cases, a case on capital punishment. in 1976, troy really on greg, a convicted armed robber charged his death sentence. the supreme court ruled against him but established stricter guidelines for states wishing to impose the de

the group included lawmakers and leaders from san diego, orange, fresno, riverside, and san bernardino counties, all vocally supportive of the president's's lawsuit to ban california's sanctuary state laws. spectre blanketed policies across california aren't working. so we need help. >> the state of california's attempts to nullify federal law have sparked a rebellion by patriotic citizens who want their families protected and their borders secured. >> the president said oakland mayor libby schaaf should face criminal obstruction of justice charges after she told undocumented immigrants last february that raids by ice were expected. governor jerry brown responded with a tweet, saying, quote, donald trump is lying about immigration. lying about crime and lying about the laws of california. flying in a dozen politicians to flatter him changes nothing. we, the citizens, of the fifth largest economy of the world are not impressed. uc berkeley public policy professor says california is an easy target for the president. >> california is a state which he knows he's not going to get the votes

san bernardino police say the 39-year-old suspect was reported missing by her family. the next day she briefly visited youtube and asked people at the front desk about a job. the morning of april 3 nasim najafi aghdam visited a shooting range and allow her later she arrived at youtube headquarters for three people were redid before she shot and killed herself. she was apparently upset about company policy affecting her youtube channel. >> san jose fire investigators are back at the scene of a fire that adopted at a teacher's associate office building. this marks the second fire in the fifth incident. -- in the fifth incident. >> it's happened again and this time it is worse. >> we have a working fire. >> early thursday morning flame shot from the roofs of the california teachers association building in east 10 -- east san jose. it took 30 minutes until the two alarm fire was revealed. and arson investigator worked to determine the cause. >> the california teachers association will not be able to occupy the building. they sure me the cta is working on other arrangements

he's serving 60 years in the federal penitentiary in victorville in san bernardino county.denied early release in april 2016. many of shakur's supporters believe he's a political prisoner. the u.s. parole commission says shakur's next parole hearing is in may 20-20. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... an historic move by starbucks. the coffee giant closed more than 8-thousand storesfor several hours today... to talk to its employees about racial bias. tonight, we talk to a diversity and inclusion expert.... who weighed in on the training and... what happens next. standby for a live report. plus...crime on the rise in one bay area city and neighbors are not happy about it.tonight police held a town all meeting on held a town all meeting on the issue.what they say is the problem...and what the department is doing about it.(pam) and a store manager... knocked out for less that 20 dollar

it happened saturday afternoon in san bernardino county. strong winds ripped that bounce house from its moorings. the boy found -- fell out as it rolled onto a highway and hit a car. the child was taken to the hospital but officials say he will be okay. deputies said the driver that hit the bounce house was not hurt but certainly shook up from the ordeal. >>> 5:30 seven. nasa plans to send a small helicopter to mars on its next mission. take a look at the animation from nasa showing what that helicopter will look like. it's a little thing. it's remote-controlled, weighs about 4 pounds, it will be used to explore parts of mars that are not accessible on the ground. it will travel to mars with the 2020 rover mission. it's due to launch from cape canaveral air force station in florida in july 2020 and actually reach marsh -- mars in february 2021. >>> race for california lieutenant governor is drawing more money than usual. so far, the seven candidates have spent about $10 million in what is normally a pretty low profile race. the top two vote

inflatable blow get away from front yard of home flying 100 feet before rolling onto road in san bernardino the 9-year-old boy inside managed to walk away with only minor injuries, a driver who slammed into it on the high wi was not hurt. the family says the rented bounce house was secure to the ground but it's not clear how. witnesses say the wind was so strong it felt like a tornado, rob. rob: carley, thanks. the tale of two commencement speeches, vice president mike pence offering some hope and prosperity to graduating students over the weekend but former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and oprah winfrey had a very different message. >> faith in america is rising again because president trump and our entire administration have been advancing the very principles that you learn here in the halls of college. the truth is when you leave the place, you will find an america filled with promise. >> we are in the midst of epidemic of dishonesty, they will act as if they with above the law. >> if they go low, thank you michelle obama, if they go low -- [cheers and applause] >> we go to the

i think when they won't hand over the information for instance the san bernardino killer, that's an ongoingion we have to look at and what would in china is not promising. charles: ally, the notion we are the product for the companies and they have enormous market caps, what kind of onus is on us to not use the products or demand better protection of our privacy? >> well, right, we have to make that decision. are we going to self-regulate or do we want the government to regulate or do we want a little bit of both. tim cook said that self-regulation is the best option rather than government regulation, with facebook it looks past the point of being able to regulate ourselves and facebook being able to regulate themselves. there is only so much we can do to protect our data if we have engaged with facebook in any way. we agree to the terms and conditions when we sign up with facebook. they are clear about data policy as troubling as it is, so unless we want the government to completely step in, the onus is almost entirely on us. >> if we're talking about regulating in some way, facebook is a

it happened yesterday in san bernardino county.erful winds ripped the bounce house from its mooring. the boy fell out as the bounce house rolled onto the highway and was hit by a car. he will be okay but was taken to the hospital. the driver that hit the bounce house was not hurt. >>> sciences at ucla are working on a pill to stop hangover. it uses three natural enzymes that convert alcohol into a harmless molecule protecting the liver from alcohol damage and also preventing hangover. it is seeing some positive results when tested on mice. researchers are hoping to begin human clinical trials in about a year. >>> the world health organization is stepping up the efforts to artificial trans fats from the worldwide food supply. they launched an initiative that will provide guidance for all countries on how to remove artificial trans fats from foods over the next five years. various meats and dairy products contain trans fat. the who is recommending you eat just 1% of these foods in your diet. back in 2004, denmark became the first cou

the group included lawmakers and leaders from san diego, orange, fresno, riverside and san bernardino counties. all have vocally supported the trump administration's lawsuit to end california's sanctuary state policy. >> the blanketed policies across california aren't working. so we need help. >> the state of california's attempts to nullify federal law have sparked a rebelon by citizens who want their families protected and borders secured. >> also the president said oakland mayor libby schaaf should face criminal obstruction of justice charges after telling immigrants that raids by ice were expected. governor jerry brown responded with a tweet saying president trump is lying about immigration, lying about crime, and lying about the laws of california. flying in a dozen republican politicians to flatter him and praise his reckless policies changes nothing. we the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world are not impressed. a uc berkeley public policy professor says california is an easy target for the president. >> california is a state which he knows he is not going to get

we had san bernardino, sonoma county and l.a. d san francisco, we all went as a pack to visit finestein's office and then harris' office as well. and in particular i think that finestein's staff person, we didn't get to meet with her this time, but her staff person was really knowledgeable about these programs and that's always nice to see because often they aren't. so the that was really great. i think that the other thing that we got out of that was that there continues to be a focus on building business acumen within the communities, within our community-based organization partners and all of that. so i want to bring some of that information back to our team and see if we can help leverage some -- like, say medicare dollars for new services that we're not currently funding, the dollars that are not currently coming into san francisco so it's an opportunity for us. at the state senior rally day which is something that the california association of area agencies on aging does every year, it will be held may 8 in sacramento and se

it happened yesterday afternoon in san bernardino county. strong winds ripped that bounce house from its moorings. the boy fell out as the inflatable structure rolled onto a highway, and hit a vehicle. the child was taken to the hospital, but officials say he is expected to be okay. the driver of that vehicle was not hurt, but as you can imagine, pretty shook up. >>> consumer alert for anyone who has dined at the restaurant chilies lately. it was impacted by a data breach, and the customer credit and debit card information has been hacked. chilies says it does not know how many peoples were affected by this. the data breach happened between march and april. it is unclear whether any restaurants in the bay area were affected. >>> a tasteless comment about john mccain made by a white house staff member is drawing criticism. the trump administration was concerned that the comment was leaked. another staff shakeup could be on the way. >> reporter: the white house said they respect senator mccain, but the white house has not apologized for the co

17 people were hurt in a chain reaction crash on interstate 15 near cajon pass this morning in san bernardino county. the highway patrol says the initial crash involved just two cars and then because of the thick fog and low visibility there was a chain reaction. at least 30 cars were involved. traffic backed up in the southbound lanes for miles as emergency crews responded to the scene. fire officials said 15 of the people hurt had minor injuries, two others were taken to the hospital with more serious injuries. >>> in kentucky, eight people were injured today after an explodes at a u.p.s. facility in lexington. witnesses heard a loud boom and felt shaking. lexington police say the incidents appears to have been an accidental explosion. officials say welding tanks appeared to have exploded blowing a local in the roof. the lexington fire department posted a photo of the damage to part of the building. officials say the eight people injured are expected to recover. >>> kim kardashian discussed prison reform with president trump after months of back channel talks between kardashian and mr. trum

this happened saturday in the san bernardino county. the bounce house rolled out on to the freeway and hit a vehicle. that's when the boy fell out. the child was taken to the hospital. the driver in the vehicle was not injured but was shaken up. >>> south 101 will be shut down overnight and tomorrow. cal trans will close the southbound lanes on 101 between marsh road and university avenue. traffic will be diverted off the freeway at marsh down middlefield road at university. officials say the closures are necessary to install girders as part of the project to widen the willow road overpass. >>> a mother's worst nightmare. somebody trying to steal her baby right out of the mother's arms in san francisco's mission district. just ahead, we'll hear from neighbors who came to the rescue and what city officials are saying about crime in that area. >>> the homeless man called a hero after another man's attack on two elderly women. >>> 7 on your side satisfies michael finney taking your questions. just post them with >>> homeless woman is accus

this happened near san bernardino. a little close to be filming? that's what we thought in the newsroom. >> that's when i started thinking, this thing jumped a fence to get in here and i realized at that moment, maybe i shouldn't be out here. >> everybody wants to capture those moments then realize maybe not so much. back up slowly. the mountain lion ended up leaving a few minutes after this video. >> you see the back on the dog there. >> they were ready. >> coming up here, berkeley basketball coach claims southwest airlines discriminated against her and her mixed race family. >>> maybe this is a wake-up call for southwest. >> the airline's response to the allegations this morning. >>> plus, we investigate the uptick in sexually transmitted infections in the bay area. the reason health officials say this is concerning for everyone. >>> and taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza, full check on your weather and traffic in just two and a half minutes, it is 6:27. you're watching "today in the bay." i'm dianne feinstein and i approve

including a buddy hatchet and t-shirt, use to convict cooper for the 1983 murders of four people in san bernardino county. cooper's defense believes new dna technology may exonerate him, but prosecutors say the evidence has already been tested several times. they are convinced cooper is guilty. >>> a suspect is back in custody after she managed to slip out of her handcuffs and get behind the wheel of a sheriff's car. it happened just north of santa grew -- santa cruz, just off of the extension. a remote area that has seen recent complaints about drug use and traffickers. >> reporter: investigators praised the deputies on the scene, saying they did all they could to survive this morning. this happened at about 3:30 in the morning on ocean street extension, when deputies spotted a stolen car. they began to question a man and a woman. them -- the woman was placed into the back of a patrol car in handcuffs but was able to escape. here's what they say happened next. >> reporter: the woman that entered the patrol side of the car, drove at the deputy, striking him and damaging both patrol cars. rather th

it included lawmakers and leaders from san diego, orange, fresno, riverside, and san bernardino counties, all vocally supporting the lawsuit to end the california sanctuary state law. inspect the blanketed policies across california aren't working. so we need help. inspect the state of california's attempts to nullify federal law have sparked a rebellion by patriotic citizens who want their family -- families protected and there borders secure. >> the president said libby schaaf should face charges for criminal obstruction of justice after she warned immigrants to expect raids by ice agents. >> the governor says trump is lying about immigration, and the laws of california. we, the citizens of the fifth largest economy in the world, are not impressed. a usually berkeley -- uc berkeley professor says california is a -- an easy target for the president. >> california is a state which he knows he's not going to get the votes in 2020. he knows he's not going to actually publicly do very well here in terms of congressional races in 2018. one overnight california the bogeyman. >> 13 republicans

. >> near san bernardino, california, three black guests at an airbnb were detained 20 to 45 minuteslled 911. police say the neighbor called because the guests didn't wave or smile at her as they were leaving. the group also included a white woman. the 911 caller reportedly didn't mention her, making reference to only the black people. in dover township, pennsylvania, a group of african-american women say the grand view golf club called police twice because they were, quote, golfing too slow. the co-owner says the women weren't meeting the time guidelines, delaying tee times for other golfers. and then there is the infamous starbucks incident in philadelphia last month where two black men were led out of the business in handcuffs. the coffee chain closed thousands of stores for a day to educate employees about racial bias. all right, joining me right now to discuss all of this is our guest, global opinion editor for "the washington post." karen, good to see you. you wrote a piece for "the washington post" titled "calling the police on black people isn't a starbucks problem, it's an a

that was a sticking point last month in san bernardino. >>> you might notice red alerts on some of yourorite websites next week like tumbler and thousands of other sites. they will post alerts ahead of the senate's vote to block the fcc's repeal of net neutrality rules. it is to get awareness about the vote. the hope is people will call or e-mail their lawmakers asking to restore the protection. in december the fcc approved the measure to remove the rules. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. a high rise collapses in brazil overnight after a massive fire. the desperate race to find survivors this morning. >>> plus, a few set of challenges for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg just weeks after he was grilled on capitol hill. the questions he could face as the annual developers conference gets under way today. >>> and faster wi-fi for you, but at what cost? a final decision on a deal upgrading internet access in the south bay. and the privacy concerns being raised. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i

didn't ask them that, if you asked them what is happening in this town, what is happening in san bernardinoheir towns was forward rather than backward. the part of the united states they experienced directly they felt was making progress in dealing with its challenges. >> interesting. there is a story in the heard ledger in lexington, kentucky about eddie divine who is owner of a landscaping company. he said that the cuts are hurting his and other small businesses across the country, and that can't find americans willing -- he can't find americans willing to do hard manual labor. he says he lost $100,000 account because he didn't have enough men to do the job. he voted for trump and now he feels, this is a quote, he says tricked by the devil. are there a number of unintended consequences of the trump presidency out there? >> certainly what we saw, especially in the months leading up to the election, is how integrated the american economy and the way of life is with the rest of the world. it is that way in shipment of products, products going out, products coming in. it is that way in the mo