. >> reporter: robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> reporter: was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they weren't looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> reporter: no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> reporter: and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. >> police make an explosive connection. this was personal. when we come back, had connie or her family been targeted before? >>

san diego county is looking at a huge desalination plant. in today's environmental impact, some complications involved. >> we've used this technology in many parts of the world florida, australia but it's expensive, energy intensive and can impact the environment with animals near the in take. and the water it releases after the pros. california has been looking at it much more seriously. in san diego the biggest plant in the western hemisphere is under construction, a $1 billion project. it's been going since 2012 and expected to open in november. it's in carlsbad, california but really for san diego county. once opened, it will deliver 50 million gallons of water a day, supplying about 10% of the county's needs but that makes a dent. they take about 100 million gallons of water leaving a power station divert it to the plant and filter it to remove sand, salt and other terse and in the last step do the osmosis under pressure with filters and physically separate the salt and water out through a sieve. for now in california, this big plant an

they don't want to do anything the water i want to bring forward they have a decelebration at san diego countyt is somewhere around 15 million gallons a day i look at this project may 5 million gallons a day we have here in san francisco of 25 million gallons a day it is simple math we have to find a better source of generating water we have a large area you'll it will be puc trying to take the land that the california reservoirs s are using a training area it is going to be a lousy environmental review open the zoo if they put that below i'd like to see the alternative thank you. >> is there any additional public comment okay public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. my only comments have to do what is not analyzed here about the the of exclusion of the analysis for the plan that was before the voters 20 years ago maybe arbitrate more a bond measure that had to do with irrigation of golden gate park at this time it didn't uses the recycled water part of the bond measure was the storage facilities in sunset heights has a advantage of a drop in elevation for irrigation in gol

if you're going to recycle water they're saving water you can get up to like at carlsbad in san diego county up to 50 million-gallons per day and smaller facility here in san francisco and get reverse osmosis water from our ocean around here and of that i would like to say that's how the project is it coming along. thank you. >> >> thank you. >> is there anyone else what would like to make general public comment at this time? seeing none this item is closed. did you want to go ahead and do your video right now then? >> this is san francisco, the city by the bay. first of all you must ride the cable cars. the cable cars -- >> cable cars. >> how but let this sister show you san francisco? >> [inaudible] have fun and skate and be with friends. >> welcome to jose [inaudible] and we play with pavement with a hockey ball and make our own mallets. >> [inaudible] >> come ride your bike at lake merced. >> [inaudible] >> we're at ocean beach and the waves are good all year long. >> i like playing in the sand and swings. you get to come with your friends and family. >> if you want to see the best that

>>> well police in san diego county busted a sea lion pup for trespassing. it made its way onto monta vista high school. they put it in the back of a squad car and after taking this adorable photo, they drove him five blocks to the beach and released him there without any charges. >>> more than 2,000 sea lions have washed up on the coast this year. they are young and hungry. scientists are saying the warmer ocean water is drawing the parents further out to sea to find food. >>> you know what will happen monday. the giants come to town for the home opener and we have the forecast. in fact, it is playing out in the animation behind me. the giants playing the colorado rockies. game time 1:35 p.m. on monday. we are forecasting partly cloudy skies. things will cool down on monday. tomorrow is nice, but it is a little cooler. maybe a few showers tuesday in the north bay. so we look at the golden gate bridge. the numbers at 60 in concord. oakland has 57. it is 58. a nice night in livermore. here is what is happening. high pressure is still just parked over the west

line probably this fall, and when it's ready it will produce something like 7% of the water for san diego county. that project is on the order of something like $900 million or maybe $1 billion. >> stewart: so is there some sort of subtext here about the privatization of water? >> reporter: i think that's a topic, especially in california, because the history of water policy here is so complex and so many people have different and competing sources of water. you have a farmer in one place who has to let his crops die, and a farmer in another place who is planting almonds which are a very water-intensive crop because one guy has access to water and another one doesn't. one place can pay maybe 10 bucks an acre foot which is about a third of a million gallons of water. another place in southern california, people pay hundreds of dollars per acre foot. >> stewart: what's the political climate around desalination? >> there's a tension there. i think companies that see desalination as an investment opportunity, there's a lot of potential, and they see it as a big growth area. other parts of california

jane wells is live in san diego county with a place, jane they are hoping might be able to help solve some of this crisis. >> reporter: hi brian. right behind me is the largest desal nation plant ever constructed in the western hem fear. we're starting with big farma with an f. california farmers feed the world. there is a huge fight between them and residents because city dwellers have to cut back their water, farmers don't. people are going nuts over almonds. it takes one gallon of water to make one almond. what do the farmers say, especially sips most of those nuts are exported. >> if city residents have to cut 25%, why don't you have to cut 25%. >> unfortunately, we're in the federal irrigation district. i know we've taken criticism in the last couple of weeks that the farmers aren't doing their fair share. i will tell you two years ago we got 40% of our water allocation. -- three years ago. two years ago we got 20%. last year we got zero. >> reporter: could some of your groundwater be pumped to go to cities? in other words, take it away from these trees and send it to people who

monmouth county, new jersey, san diego county allegheny county pennsylvania. butler county ohio. berkshire county and again, we would like every sheriff in the country to begin the clean-up program. i mean why should we paying to feed and house these people. let them give back a little bit, right? back to "tip of the day" that is it for us. please check out the website. we would like you to spout off about "the factor" anywhere in the world. o'reilly @foxnews.com. word of the day do not be dre. dreigh. write to us next time. bill o'reilly. >>> breaking tonight a big story involving hillary clinton and a powerful businessman funding millions of donations to her family foundation while possibly violating the u.s. sanctions on iran sanctions mrs. clinton was supposed to enforce. welcome to the kelly file everyone i'm megyn kelly. there's serious questions involving hillary clinton and the man seen here. victor pinchuk. the owner of a massive pipeline country and a man who gave more to the

they landed earlier this week in san diego county. they provide service to air weapons support. for more pictures go to our facebook page, ktvu. >>> tesla is boosting the price of the model s. the move is in an effort to lure main stream buyers. the added features come with a 7% price increase, $75,000. they also stopped selling the old model s today and now offering this 70d. it can go 240 miles per charge and from 0-60 in 5 seconds. >>> there is a new option to get to dallas from the bay area. today southwest began its new flights from san jose to love field. yesterday virgin america announced new service from san francisco to honolulu in november. in december they will launch new service to maui. a new airbus will be used. >>> the group pushing to have the face of a woman on u.s. currency narrowed its choice down to four. they are the finalists to replace president andrew jackson. the vote is underway now and will wrap up in a few weeks. they are petitioning the white house to make the change by 2020. >>> an inmate whew scaped in the bay area found half way across the country

past 40 years, water in the pipeline could be delivered for half the cost of the new plant in san diego county. >> this is the kind of debate that california should look at. >> reporter: they received multiple proposals from the public and is reviewing them all. in sacramento george warren, abc 7 news. >>> and just ahead here tonight. the wild west of on-line fundraising. >> yeah, who is female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ a >>> you've heard of it. crowd funding is becoming the most popular way for ordinary folks to raise money for a good cause. and millions of donors are handing over a lot of money. >> yeah, but what happens to your money after you donate it? abc 7's michael finney has more. >> they call it the wild west crowds are largely policing themselves or not policing themselves. we followed the money in a campaign for the victims of the fire. and it reveals the amazing p

past 40 years, water in the pipeline could be delivered for half the cost of the new plant in san diego countys is the kind of debate that california should look at. >> reporter: they received multiple proposals from the public and is reviewing them all. in sacramento george warren, abc 7 news. >>> and just ahead here tonight. the wild west of on-line fundraising. >> yeah, who is watching y >>> you've heard of it. crowd funding is becoming the most popular way for ordinary folks to raise money for a good cause. and millions of donors are handing over a lot of money. >> yeah, but what happens to your money after you donate it? abc 7's michael finney has more. >> they call it the wild west crowds are largely policing themselves or not policing themselves. we followed the money in a campaign for the victims of the fire. and it reveals the amazing power of on-line funding. >> reporter: this massive fire on mission street left 40 people homeless in january. >> a go fund me campaign. >> reporter: that is abc 7 news encouraging you to donate to a crowd-funding campaign for residents who lost everythi

one emotional san diego county family heard from their son on tuesday night. >> live on mount everesthat massive avalanche, and at the capitol clashes with police over the lack of food and water and others try to flee afraid of aftershocks and disease. foreign aid is coming but not fast enough. >> world news tonight with david muir will have more on the rescue and recovery. watch that after "action news" at 6:00. >>> and the jury is deliberating in the eton patz trial are deadlocked. pedro hernandez is accused of killing the boy back in 1979, hernandez has confessed to police but his attorneys claim that is he mentally ill and his confession is coerced. >>> now to the latest on two temple university football players accused of assault, today a judge dropped felony charges against hasan reddick and dion dawkins all charges were dropped against reddick, but dawkins will go to trial on misdemeanor charges and both were involved in a fight in an off campus party in january and that student suffered a fractured facial bone. >>> and two students were held at gun point during a home invasion

. >> san diego county known for its pefrts -- perfect weather and scenery. spot to take it in is highway 67. >> but those beautiful mountain views come with a price. check out the gouges and car parts scattered along this notorious curve. battle scars inflicted on a stretch of highway known by locals as road of death. >> 67, relatively speaking no, worse than any other state route in the state of california. however, for some reason, when we have an incident on the roadway, all of a sudden, everything is really, really bad. >> september 6, 2011. 5:00 a.m. amateur videographer and professional mover stephen is about to see how bad it could get. >> we were driving up 67 highway, which we do just about every morning. >> to make matters worse, it is raining for the first time in weeks and the highway's most treacherous curve is slick. he spots an suv turned upside down, the chain reaction's first victim. >> no police on the scene, so we knew we needed to stop. we ran across the highway and i started filming. >> one of stephen's workers tries to warn oncoming dri

. >> reporter: right now standing at the intersection of highway 35 and 92 in san diego county is seepush through this is been the story all day on tuesdays at small cells pass from west to east across the bay area including the peninsula in elton the south bay and north bay it wasn't that have the steady rain without overnight but the storms did bring quite a bit of moisture to rob the bay area. >> reporter: and i'm still tracking some areas of sour this evening. with gus and scattered showers out there so here headed out to take your dog on a wall you may encounter some showers in the save selena area is still rain dropping out there in salina and down field. young bill yount bill yountville... a lot of people got some beautiful rainbow pictures. his firm prepared iced brick beach and ran paradise beach and should taper off in the sunset will dry things up after tomorrow on thursday the high tomorrow was low 60s. >> catherine heenan: a first term senator declares his candidacy for president it happened eight years ago and brought all bond ended up in the white house. now the junior

san diego. san diego county i'm more aware of that seems to have done some pretty remarkable work. it's a complicated issue, you never want to stigmatize kids. are there tremendous additional challenges that some schools are doing a great job of helping to meet. i would love to have a further conversation and learn more. i did not know about that. >> there's a tremendous asset to helping those students. if i could ask one more question for the record as well. is that all right? >> the loan servicing issue, has there been some changes on that? we're 25% now of loan servicers will be not for profit. it's capped at that amount? why the 25% number was capped for not for profits, why not just have the open competition allow those that are quality servicers? i know i'm out of time on that if i could get that submitted for the record, that would be helpful. my hope is it doesn't set the not for profits up for failure. >> just very quickly going-forward. i think september we're looking at performance based upon performance we'll be doing reallocations. >> thank you. >> are you all clear on

there's a school in san diego, san diego county that i'm more aware. seems to have done remarkable work. it's a complicated issue. you never want to stig mymatize or separate kids. but there's a tremendous challenge that some schools are doing the job of helping to meet. i did not know about this. >> there is a tremendous asset to being able to help the students. and if i could ask one more question for the record as well. the loan servicing issue, has there been changes on that? 25% will be not for profit. it's capped at that amount. i will be interested of getting the the numbers. why not have the open competition and allow those. i know i'm out of time on that. but that would be helpful. my hope is it doesn't set them up for failure by capping the amount for loan servicing for the multiple companies that are doing it. >> very quickly. going forward. i think in september we're looking at performance. and based upon performance, we'll do reallocations. >> okay. thank. >> are you all clear on the question he asked about money being spent on this rating

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. >>> san diego county man accused of trying to kidnap a 7- year-old girl at her school is free on $2.5lion bail. 22-year-old jack duchet accused of putting duct tape around her mouth and ordering her to get into his suv last month. police say when she struggled and fought back he let her go and drove off. as a condition of his bail he must wear a gps anklet and be taken to an in-patient mental health facility. a neighbor of the girl says she's relieved he's not being released on bail into the community. >> i'm fine with the fact he's in a facility getting, hopefully the mental help he needs. >> prosecutors say his dna was found on the duct tape, that was put on the girl's face during the attack. he could face 11 years in prison if convicted. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr says a court indirectly kept secret racist text messages written by some officers. the internal affairs division obtained the text in september of 2012 after being tipped off by federal prosecutors who were investigating three policemen in an unrelated case. however, greg suhr tells the chronicle a federal p

jamie: county of san diego said that jan died without a valid will, it takes a year but a court rulesds months sorting through david a art work, photographs and artifacts and clearing it out of the house. she sells for $1.9 million in the nick of time. >> firefighters have been working. >> jamie: after the sale, a wildfire swipes through the area and burns the house to the ground if she did not move quickly the collect could been lost to the flames. >> these were in an album that david had in his desk he looked at all of the time, nobody knew that album was there. and -- >> how did you know? >> jan showed it to me. jamie: how much did you think your inheritance was worth? >> i had no idea, things were not valued, and artifacts cannot be sold they have to be donated. they have eagle have -- eagle feathers on them. >> she is flabbergasted when a probate court appraise are said otherwise. jamie: what did they tell you. >> it was worth $20,000 the entire collection. jamie: on what basis? >> they done believe there was any value they were interested in silver, and pots and pans. jamie: no

several departments in the bay area already use the cameras including san jose and hayward police and los angeles county and san diegohe largest in the nation to use them. after they merged about 4 years ago showing officers conducting warrant less searches and stealing property. there were officer involved shootings over the year where video may have played a key role in helping this situation. the cameras have raised questions such as how should the footage be stored an who should see it in reality the videos are posted on youtube. l.a. and chicago have tested these cameras and here in san francisco the next step is for the board of supervisors to approve them. >> time is 8:35 an 18-year-old in antioch pleaded not guilty in a stabbing death a four-year-old. he's accused of stabbing to death his friend's younger brother. he stabbed the boy to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take mine. >> there is no question in my mind that mental health was the main factor here. the family tried desperately tried to get help for their son who was exhibiting symptoms and signs of mental illness. they trie

county's rating a c grade. and that is a lot better of los angeles, san diego and sacramento. >> catherine: santa clara county is getting and f along with lme that with a deep threat sonoma's court and pay for the cleanest air. they looked young organization says dirty air can provide a number of issues. >> catherine: also, long time san francisco and damage today by fire. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> catherine: kron4 charles clifford the joint of life from mission bay to explain who is leading the opposition. charles? >> reporter: working a couple years now to build the reid here at this mission bay area south of at&t park has gone rather smoothly but now they are facing issues in regards the parking here and the bay area. >> reporter: and nonprofit calling the mission bay alliance is causing opposition to it major donors and supporters are worried that building anew our land so close to at&t park will create a traffic and par

domestic feeder markets as you guess, that san francisco and oakland and la and river side and orange county, 72, and ak men toe and number three and san diego number four. and who are the visitors? this some of these stats really kind of shocked me at 67 percent of the visitors that come to the wharf come to sight see, and actually 10.8 had no specific reason for going to the wharf and we know that many of the visitors and the vast majority say that the reason that they come is that they like the views and the ambiance. and the mean age is 40.3 years and the mean income is 92000, and 59.2 percent have completed college or graduate school. we have 2014, and we have seen a lot of movement, and the biggest one that we have seen is the people walking from 2006 to 18.6 to 28 in 2014 and automobiles still, is in the top, and even though it was number two, it has risen from 2008 and 2010. and kind of shockingly in the last survey we found that both the street car and cable car was down. and so whether those people are driving but most likely walking instead, it is the theory, and i also included that 35 to 50 percent of pier 39 visitors arrived by

the water district serves los angeles, orange, san diego, riverside, ventura and san bernardino counties. >>> major traffic problems tonight in san jose. looking that problem right here. highway 101 and the southbound lanes of 680 are shut down in that area because of a man who is threatening to jump off an over crossing that is 100 feet in the-air. this is vid -- in the air. this is video from earlier. the man's family and friends are there. the situation all began about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and it is still going on. keep that in mind if you are in that area. as you can see a massive traffic problem where 280, 680 and 101 connect in san jose. >>> a center that helps troubled teenagers is underfire. >> saved my life. >> how the community is fighting to keep it open and why the operators say it has to close. >> temperatures cooling off a little bit and there is a chance for a sprinkle into the next 12 hours or so. detail that after the break. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. the only mental health and drug treatment facility steens in danger of closing. -- for teens is in danger of closing. prote

. >> our water agencies here, in our counties, together can do what needs to be done. >> reporter: san diego opens up its new plant next year to serve 100,000 homes. santa barbara is proposing a plant. other plants are in the early planning stages. california has 16 plants. including this one built 12 years ago. it makes 10 million gallons of water. >> it is proven to be helpful during the drought and it is a cost savings of $4 million a year to the district. >> reporter: when this water is finished it is so pure that they have to add minnials back in -- minerals back in. >> this is important. it is our cheapest source. >> reporter: desalinated water requires more energy and costs more money. >> to pay for a plant in this county might be 50 bucks a year per resident. i think there is a lot of people that are willing to pay to make sure their water supply isn't interrupted. >> the costs of buying emergency supplies or transporting it in could be economically disastrous. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the days may be number for the san jose family camp. ktvu's ann rubin is in san jose to expla

they were trying to reach syria by flying from airports in new york and san diego and then going through mexico. >>> the tulsa county sheriff spoke publically for the first time about the volunteer reserve deputy accused of fatally shooting a restrained suspect. he said more details about the case will emerge when robert bates goes to trial. >> reporter: tulsa county sheriff says he has no knowledge of anyone falsifying the training records of the volunteer deputy who shot and killed a suspect earlier this month. but the sheriff admits his department may have done a poor job in maintaining robert bates' records. >> we're trying to locate all of those. some of those are administrative in nature and we will provide those records as we find them. >> reporter: bates a 73-year-old retired insurance executive, is charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of eric harris. harris was shot after he ran from police during a gun sting operation. bates says he mistakenly fired a handgun instead of his taser. >> in his mind he knows it's a danger situation. >> reporter: harris' family questions whether bates had adequa

san diego chargers. the privately financed project would not have to go to a public vote. oakland and alameda county are working on coliseum city plans of keeping the raiders in oakland. >>> san carlos on the peninsula is watering a artificial grass field. the city installed the fake grass at highland park in 2010 as a low maintenance alternative to real grass. >> the reason they put it in was because of lack of water. it's a big surprise to hear that there's actual watering going on. >> the turf is made out of organic material that does require watering. the city tells us the turf still uses less water than a field with real grass. >>> and pleasanton water users will have to pay a big fine if they don't start conserving more. the city council voted last night to reinstate the fines in the city. they will be levied against customers who don't cut water use by 25% from the 2013 levels. >> we can only cut back so much at this point because we are already not using much. >> customers who do cut their usage by 25% will pay a lower rate for water. the new system is set to take effect on may 15. >> someon

county. we see those figures in san diego. we thinkfor fooich bucks a month -- 5 bucks a month people will be able to turn their tap water on. >> it's going to last as long as some people are predicting it, why aren't we doing this? well, we have to. we need to. i think one of the important things about public service or politics is to be able to see a little bit around next quarter and anticipate what's going to happen. governor brown when he diverted a billion dollars to drought release specifically called out desalination plants is something that needs to be done. so he's a future is. healways has been. had we need to be as wel . >> at the same time i'm looking around and the almond growers are using the water and we see high-rises going up all over the are . >> well, you know, that's an even more contentious issue in this state. this state is projected to grow in the next 50 million. we have to build 600,000 homes if we want to keep up with job growth. everybodywants jobs then everybody's going to need water. >> thanks for

county. it will be shared by the raiders and the san diego chargers. the primary feature is a tower that will give off lightning bolts when the chargers play. the tower would turn into a flame willing cauldron when the raiders take the field, a tribute to the late raiders owner, al davis. the carson city council approved the stadium earlier this week. >>> hey, barbecue lovers, we are talking to you. >> guilty. >> that's good. a popular version of a texas barbecue joint will soon be coming to san francisco. >> this is video of president obama visiting franklin's barbecue in austin last year according to eater sf, tickets go on sale for franklin's pop-up in the dog patch neighborhood. franklin's will be in residence from may 9th and 10th at the smokestack and magnolia brewing company. franklin's is considered to be one of the best barbecue joints in the country. people often wait hours in line for their food. >>> needing tickets to go to a pop-up? okay you're a barbecue connoisseur, and you too is it that good franklin's? >> i haven't had it yet. try it

county. >> behind me is a feed line. >> they are financing the plant and san diego has agreed to buy the water at a fixed price for 30 years. >> water from the desallination plant is double the cost of imported water. >> that means water bills will go up an estimated $6 per month for the customer but the plants price will never change and never run out of water. it will be pushed through fine filters to reduce the sult at 900 pounds per chance of pressure. >> if that were to break, it would shoot the water into the air at 9 miles per hour. >> and they plan to use it as a turbine to reduce costs. >> the carlsbad project has been under development since 2000 and at that time we weren u in a drought and that has changed and we're coming online at the perfect time. >> and this process does kill fish but joan said -- jones said not as many as you may think but they are offsetting it with restoring wet lands down the coast an while this may be the first plant it is not the last. a dozen plants are being considered up and down the state. jane wells, carlsbad california. >>> back to google. they are working on google fiber which p

. >> if a deal were made in san diego or oakland that's an obstacle to overcome here in carson. >> reporter: meanwhile, oakland and alameda county still working on that coliseum city plan in hopes of keeping the raiders. this is a sketch of it bearing a privately financed stadium with thousands of new homes, hotel, shopping center and office complex privately funded. nfl executives have expressed concern about the plan saying all that extra development around the stadium will slow up the process. they are pressuring east bay officials to make a deal fast. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> all right, anne. biggest raider fan in all the land is doing our traffic this morning. >> that's right, sir. i'm from oakland. so there you go. all right. let's go out to the east bay. let's go to oakland actually. to the bay bridge the toll plaza. it is officially stacked up through the maze. so up to 20 minutes to get through the toll plaza. it sure doesn't take long. the metering lights were switched on at 5:37 this morning. but this is probably our worst problem area a couple of different accidents through the dublin interchan

sen >>: diego the pacific ocean and the new corals plant will soon start providing fresh water for farmers and others in the county. the revised estimates dollars a day of waters in sannt of the need in san diego about 300,000 people the plant which is still under construction is expected to open in october or november the war produced that the plant will stay in said the accounting the form is one that directly get the water but if there is more water to go round the had a chance for survival. >>james: this is a good cook live look outside the golden gate bridge camera shonas relative to clear skies overhead and a free much this house want to be for much of the bay area they section will be out in the east they were rich do have some showers and also that to you tim to wise cold and santa rosa with axa job to complete degrees 39 not 37 mid- 30s to summon up their balance mid-40s in concord we have 49 in san jose 40 in oakland and san francisco has 50 to 51 degrees for most of the morning. >>james: here is a quick look at the radar perspective we want to show you this the only bit of rain we have seen in the bay area where we have showers now like to moderate in natu

current cities. >> if a deal were made in san diego or oakland that's an obstacle to overcome here in carson. >> reporter: meanwhile, oakland and alameda county still working on that coliseum city plan in hopes of keeping the raiders. this is a sketch of it bearing a privately financed stadium with homes, hotel, shopping center and office complex. nfl executives have expressed concern about the plan saying all that extra development around the stadium will slow up the process. they are pressuring east bay officials to make a deal fast. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> pleasanton must conserve more. the city council voted to reinstate fines. they will be levied against customers who don't cut water use from 25% from the 2013 levels. customers who do cut their usage by 25% will pay a lower rate for the water. the new system takes effect on may 15. >>> everybody is cutting back. >> everybody is. >> yeah, which is -- it's easy to do. you always tell us that. easier than you think. >> especially if you have the open dialogue and you can create ideas together. this is probably the first time we have cut back so much since the late '7

county. it will be shared by the raiders and the san diego chargers.re is a tower that will give off lightning bolts when the chargers play. the tower would turn into a flaming cauldron when the raiders take the field, a tribute to the late raiders owner, al davis. the carson city council approved the stadium earlier this week. >>> speaking of flaming cauldrons, barbecue lovers, rejoice. a popular version of a texas barbecue joint will soon be coming to san francisco. >> this is video of president obama visiting franklin's barbecue in austin last year. according to eaters sf, tickets go on sale for franklin's pop-up in the dog patch neighborhood. franklin's will be in residence from may 9th and 10th at the smokestack and magnolia brewing company. franklin's is considered to be one of the best barbecue joints in the country. people often wait hours in line for their food. it better be good those tickets running 130 buck apiece. >> wow. have to try it and let you know. >>> 5:44. warriors forward green's biggest and loudest fan is mom. she is not shy in t

now, after that meeting, alameda county supervisor scott hagger at this told the paper the meeting was progressive but that no progress was made, has told a san diego radio station that oakland has failed to produce a clear plan to finance a new stadium, the league does not want projects that rely on additional development to help pay for a stadium which is the corner stone of oakland's proposal. >>> time is 4:38, local history buffs are angry the marin history museum plans to sell its artifacts to an auction firm, announcing because of financial issues the museum will close in august. yesterday the board issued an e-mail saying it has started selling off its collection of artifacts and historical photographs, according to the marin independent journal 10 people have come together to ask the museum to stop selling its items but the board says it has the right to do so. >>> happening today bay area world war ii veterans applying for a special all expense paid trip called in honor flight, the honor flight mission will board two to washington dc and visit sites and memorials connected to that war. in about two hours veterans and their guardians will s

san diego and new york but were stopped. authorities say the case gained momentum after one of their own began cooperating with law enforcement. >> another heated meeting in a delaware county community. last night's meeting of the poland borough council included what some say were shredded documents. former borough manager, paula brown, says someone found a bag in a dumpster near a park. she calls the shreading illegal. her opponents say those supposed shredded documents are bobbing us. >> these are pay -- these are payroll sheets. they should never be shredded. >> doctors nobody did any shreading of borough documents or anything, absolutely not. >> the delaware county d.a.'s office is investigating colwyn's finances, now more than $1 million in the red. the d.a.'s office has not filed any charges. >> the superintendent of philadelphia's schools is lobbying state lawmakers for help to pull the district out of persistent deficit. he says that the state has not adequately funded public education in his largest school district. than it can't make any more cut. a study published by a rutgers university professor last year says philadelphia is consistently the most under funded

san diego tomorrow has 114 passengers sick with the gastrointestinal virus. >>> a dublin man one of three men who drowned while diving for abalone in northern california. five men went in to the water in mendocino countyo survived. they were found clinging to a rock. they were not hurt. >>> a warning to san francisco dog walkers. watch out for coyotes. there were two attacks on dogs in presidio last week. it's coyote pupping season and the animals can become very territorial. keep dogs on a short leash and don't leave pet food outside. >>> a power outage in san francisco took tax season back in time today. this is the embarcadero office. the computer system did not bounce back when the lights came on. that meant postal workers had to crunch numbers on their cell phones and do pretty much everything else by hand. took a lot of hustle but they managed to keep the lines moving even without the computers. >>> lake tahoe could soon be home to one of the biggest ski resorts in the country. squaw valley announcing plans to connect that resort to nearby alpine meadows with a high speed gondola. linking the mountains would cut down on vehicle traffic, also give skiers access to 6,000 acres of the terrain. the

county city of carson. >> football is coming to carson. >> reporter: after the city council there voted to move ahead for a giant stadium plan for the raiders and san diegorgers. >> we're still working aggressively. >> reporter: those involved in stadium planning in oakland seem mostly unfazed. >> the carson city council had to vote to keep this issue moving forward. it doesn't really change our position or our game plan whatsoever. >> in order to save the teams, we must also support the teams. >> reporter: to that end coliseum city developer addressed business leaders and follow developers in oakland, about creating the kind of venue that would entice both teams to stay. >> we see the opportunity to be part of something that will change the face of the city and the region. >> reporter: one problem the ownership says they are not interested in sharing property with the raiders, even if each team has their own building. the biggest issue parking. >> we don't harbor grudges against their view on it. our mission is and weelieve it's best for the region and for the city and for the county, to have both teams still here. >> bring them back. bring them back. >

meeting alameda county supervisors scott haggerty told the paper it was productive but not convincing enough progress was made the nfl wasn't available for comment but told the san diegoio station oakland has failed to produce a clear plan to finance a new stadium, the nfl does not want projects that rely on additional development to help pay for a stadium that is a corner stone of oakland's proposal. >>> 6:57 marine biologists say it is unlikely we are ever going to get a definitive answer about what killed a 50 foot sperm whale in pacifica this comes after biologists from the california academy of sciences and veterinarians from the marine mammal center conducted a necropsy yesterday scientists say the tissue samples are too decayed for lab work, working with if i firnls to -- officials to figure out what to do, maybe leave it where it is or decide to bury it. >>> claudine, 6:57, four students arrested and accused of serious crimes next, what they're accused of doing. >>> and a ribbon cutting today for a new facility in san francisco for the police department, however there's some concern this new location is going to leave officers fighting traffic before they can

san diego or mcallen or el paso. we see the problems there and we ignore cochise county and pembda, to the west. you guys have to help us work through this because as we push the envelope and put more and more restraints on those border crossings, we're going to move the bad guys to rural america whether it is on the southern border or the northern border. the other question that i just want to broach quickly because i think the focus here is all people coming to this country but we have a fair number of people who are crossing into canada from this country and that causes concern for canadian officials. mr. wagner, i was interested in your exchange with senator booker because it seemed like we were maybe two ships passing in the night. do canadian officials not share their watch lists with us? >> i don't believe we get their actual watch list? >> why is that? >> i don't know. >> is that because we won't give them ours or because they have privacy regulations that we can't work through? >> fbi manages it for us and we're users an consumers of it and we contribute to it but we're not owners of th

county city of carson. >> football is coming to carson. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: after the city council there voted to move ahead with a voint stadium plan for both the raiders and san diegorgers. >> we are still working aggressively. >> reporter: but those involved in oakland seem mostly unphased. >> carson city council had to vote to take the stadium issue and keep it moving forward. it doesn't really change our position or our game plan whatsoever. >> in order to save the teams, we must also support the teams. >> reporter: to that end, coliseum city developer with business leaders and fellow developers in oakland talking about creating the kind of venue that would entice both teams to stay. >> we're here because we see the opportunity to be a part of something that will change the face of the city and region. >> reporter: one problem, according to the a's ownership said they are not interested in sharing property with the raiders. even if each team has its own building. the big issue, parking. >> we don't harbor grudges against their philosophical view, but we believe it is best for the region, city and county to have both teams still here. >> bring them back! bring th

county city of carson. >> football is coming to carson. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: after the city council there voted to move ahead with a voint stadium plan for both the raiders and san diegorgers. >> we are still working aggressively. >> reporter: but those involved in oakland seem mostly unphased. >> carson city council had to vote to take the stadium issue and keep it moving forward. it doesn't really change our position or our game plan whatsoever. >> in order to save the teams, we must also support the teams. >> reporter: to that end, coliseum city developer with business leaders and fellow developers in oakland talking about creating the kind of venue that would entice both teams to stay. >> we're here because we see the opportunity to be a part of something that will change the face of the city and region. >> reporter: one problem, according to the a's ownership said they are not interested in sharing property with the raiders. even if each team has its own building. the big issue, parking. >> we don't harbor grudges against their philosophical view, but we believe it is best for the region, city and county to have both teams still here. >> bring them back! bring th

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