thing that struck a cord with us with toyota was that four people were killed in an accident in san diego san diego in a toyota. and that to me struck a cor chod for me and our staff that there is more to this than meets the eye. it's more the severity that struck a courts. >> in the case of general motors the second time they took further action you were secretary of transportation, is that something that would have crossed your desk, or does that get handled a lower levels. >> it gets handled at a lower level. but everyone in the agency knew that safety was my priority. i said that to the senate. i made it clear through all the distracted driving activities we took part in and all the safety activities--people knew that safety was my number one priority. i can tell you this, ray, i never ever heard of an instance involving g.m. and these vehicles during the time i was there. had i heard of it i would have paid attention to it. >> we're going to take a short break. when we come back we'll talk more about what triggers investigations, and the costs and benefits of recalls and how the decision to do

the san diego zoo down in san diego or our sister facility the safari park, and the new exhibit opening up this spring. >> reporter: i will definitely be there. if you want more information about the san diego zoo, the san francisco or oakland zoos, you can visit us online at kpix.com. reporting from the embarcadero with this little guy here, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> all right. coming up, a breast-feeding mother strikes back at the tsa. why it means victory for all nursing mothers and changes to airport security screening. >> what is cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we might come out and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, board... after six straight days of gains, the stock ma is sligh >>> a live look at the big board now. on wall street after six days of gains, the big board is lower after several companies reported disappointing earnings today. >>> the tsa could update procedures for screening breast milk after a high-profile lawsuit from a los angeles mother. stacey was traveling with her son four years ago with breast milk. tsa officers refused to provide alternative security screenings for

san diego. from san diego was about a four hour flight with refueling in the air. it takes a team of highly skilled professionals much like the full--for who parachuted down to give her at the medical care. but treating the sick infant isn't the only problem the paratroopers encountered. backup was called. heavy equipment arrived. the goal. transfer lyra from the "rebel heart" to the u.s.s. vandegrift. mission accomplished. almost. that would be at a hospital in san diego. 13 hundred miles away. right now i can say she is stable. we have been following her status quite closely. if that changes that cough--crew is still in place to pick her up and airlifter to safety. how much does that cost? i guess the answer to that question is what value you place on human life? the paratroopers stand at the ready to transport her to a hospital and if necessary. a naked teenager facing several charges after terrorizing a palo alto neighborhood by going on a violent crime spree. police say he entered 2 homes and assaulted 3 different people. kron 4's alecia reid details the of. sot - he was screaming his head off. and running around naked. police say 18 year old daiki glenn minaki was on some form of narcotics when he set out on a rampage. he entered a home on the 1100 block of colorado avenue, and punched a teenager in the face before running out. then a woman walking her dog was attacked from behind. authorities say she was pushed to the ground then repeatedl

san diego has renamed the easter bunny which brings us to a new segment. >> freedom, religion, all you can eat buffet. outrage apacalytpo. >> so, san diego county parks have planned four easter egg hunts this year, but the easter bunny won't be there. in its place, a pc imposter. a news release announces, and i quote, join the spring bunny for a tasty pancake breakfast and then let the egg hunts begin. yes, the spring bunny. only in obama's america. why rename the rabbit? a county spokesperson explains. sign of the times. it is the prudent course of action. our goal has always been to include all in the communities we serve. meanwhile san diego parks have san diego regard for christmas as this video clearly shows. >> i thought that was a reindeer . i realized it was a kangaroo. >> i think that was the parks commissioner. >> vicious animals. what is wrong with the easter bunny? >> the irony of the story -- >> i know there is irony. there has got to be. >> i don't know if i am using the word correctly. the irony of the story is that the easter bunny at least in a modern sense exists to secularize a religious holiday. so the assumption here, got that? the assumption here people, nonchristians are going to be offended. >> i can't believe i didn't think of that when i read this story. that's exactly what it is. the easter bunny is already accommodating to everyone. >> maybe you can do it, but it is tough to connect the bunny that leaves candy in your house to jesus. you know, there is not a lot of overlap there. >> the offensive thing about this is how patronizing is it to say we assume that nonchristians are going to be of

san diego's mayor agrees. >> seaworld is important to san diego providing thousands of jobs, good paying jobs. they've been an incredibly strong fabric of the san diego community for generations. >> but it does appear that seaworld could be losing some of its stronger supporters. these school girls from malibu, california, delivered symbolic cardboard boxes to the state capitol representing 1.2 million signatures supporting the proposed ban. the ten-year-old there in the middle succeeded in getting her school in canceling its annual spring trip to seaworld. they said the reason why she's taking action this way. >> would you rather see whales not treated right or rather see whales in the ocean and go whale watching. >> reporter: watching and waiting as lawmakers look further into the issue before determining if captive whales will go free in california or if the show will go on. >> doctors are learning how to save lives by putting people in suspended animation. we'll show you how it works. and a coach lost his job after he stopped the selling of pot. now teachers and parents are rallying to get his job back. >> it sounds a lot like science ficti

último de ellos es uno de los más sofisticados,conectan a tijuana y san diego, california >> las imágenes >> en esta zona de bodegas en san diegodescubren los túneles, cuyas entradas estaban sedallas con cemento,m y pintadas como el piso, pero listas para ser abierta cuando se necesitara pasar droga desde méxico >> este agente señala que el descubrimientos fue drt de 5 meses de investigación, en el otro túnel en descubrimientos se confundia el narcotráfico con juguste vendidos >> con profundidad de 70 pies, el primer túnel en la bodega, se extendia 600 yardas or debajo de la frontera, el segundo con más texestabacerca >> con qué lo hacen, nunca sentí nada >> aunque no se encontraron drogas, una mujer arrestada y acusada de estar implicada en la custodiaa del contrabando de drogas >> los narcotráficos ahora son más precavidos, él dice que las cantidades que importan con más pequeñas, en caso de ser descubiertos >> el sexto y séptimo narctuneles en descubrimiento de la zona, la bodega esta amenos de 90 pasos de la frontera con mexico, nunca se había encontrado un túnel tan cercano con la frontera del país >> falto poco para que t

san diego. and then october 17, '89, i was hurt in san diego when they had the earthquake here. so, when i got to go hear willie brown present on his mother's birthday the bridge and i met willie brown in '94 and '95 when he was running for mayor, i felt kind of great. i always connected myself to greatness in earth. it's a good or bad time, but you have to put yourself and see what were you doing and how you passed along. i think we all need to learn to make sure that our days are just as good as the bad that come, take a lemon and making it to lemon ade. so, go online, kj paul.com, juicy, jucye with the e, and you'll hear my music, songs from 11-6-12 presidential candidate, presidential karaoke. [speaker not understood]. >> okay, we move on to our next item which is correspondence. >> we have two correspondence items. one is a letter from co-chair chip supanich from the oakland disability commission. the second piece of correspondence is a notice of board vacancy from conard house, inc., a private california nonprofit corporation gives notice that two director positions on its nine-member volunteer board of directors are vacant. >> thank you, heather. agenda item number 12 is councilmember comments and announcements. are there any councilmember comments or announcements? there is, councilmember zarda, co-chair zarda. >> i just wanted to thank the commissioners and the representatives from the s.f. youth commission that came here today during our earlier public comment to bring up their draft resolution for including disability history curriculum into the san francisco unified school district. i believe that that's characteristic that i want to see more of within this council and their commission and in reaching across and kind of seeing where our partnerships lie and how we can overlap and help each other out. so, i just wanted to thank them for coming. >> thank you, co-chair zarda. any other announcements? all right, then, this meeting is adjourned. [adjourned] >> good evening and welcome to the wednesday, april 16, 2014, of san francisco board of appeals the preceding officer is commissioner president lazarus and we're joined we commissioner fung and commissioner honda and to my left is san francisco city attorney brian and at the controls of the legal process clerk. i'm cyber that goldstein the boards executive director. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have matters before the board

san diego the leadership of director wayne and the staff in san diego including the president of their board bob nelson who hosted the second meeting were what we crafted a mission for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders diversity group and also identified key issues which have been covered by again, it bears repeating that in addition to oovrm barriers which we recognize we see this is a major opportunity to advance businesses opportunity and build stronger port. another aspect is leadership we were that the group itself is demonstrating leadership and the key focus is to continue it cult elevate leadership so removing barriers is a way of identifying people throughout our organizations as pile drivers or crane operators or money in offices to identify those leaders and make sure we're doing everything so encourage the leadership within our industry. thank you very much for mentioning the day that we hosted for you we're delighted to show you the airport oakland international airport which i'm sure you're aware of competing the bart connecter for many people say i'm here in san francisco but oakland international is closer than our sister peninsula. we went to the new air traffic control tower and held a meeting we have a intrepid group visit our group at the terminal they were able to see the plug in technology we've completed at the port of oakland you've done the same person at the crews terminal to make sure that the ocean going vessels and crews vessels are not emt the soot we show you how we do that in oakland with designed technology we've implemented in oakland and we had the crane tour i salute director mirror for going up. it was actually, one of our old are cranes commissioner president katz i think you went to the very top that was a fantastic day there's not like i say this all the time there's nothing like getting out into the fold to see the conditions but demonstrated a lot of encourage on behalf of all of us. i guess to conclude i want to reiterate that we're focused on action. we've identified a set of altercations we intend to pursue so ku

san diego. we usually don't have a lot of rain. we do this morning. we'll go from oceanside i-5 all the way to san diego. you can see the band of showers coming through. another half hour, it will be in downtown sanjust as fast. as far as the forecast today, showers and maybe a stray thunderstorm. maybe vegas too. san francisco northward drying out. the storm head across the country. the the storm coming in california today will cause tornados in the middle of the country tomorrow. >> friends in southern california, how did he do on that? very well done bill karins. >>> bit of a surprise tuesday for april fool's day. >> here's your host. >> who is that? late show host craig ferguson it is. the price is right host drew kerry. they swapped places. would you do better than ferguson. he claimed he's not a people person. he also said quote i'll be in a bath of purrell two days. that's not a good way to treat contestants. he was having fun. this $69 million plane is is helping communications teams in the search for malaysia flight 370. >>> seven concerts were cancelled in new zealand after the death of his partner, scott. >>> kaley cue co says getting breast plants at 18 was the best decision she's eve

san diego pd and border patrol" >> reporter:the san diego sheriff's department says at least one of their deputies was also a victim. the crime happened around 5:30 near half time. >>"i'm a photographer just covering the game." >> reporter:eric sarni says it was a packed house but during the break, the san diego team went into their locker room. >> reporter:then an unusual delay >>"it was already over 20 minutes and i was like thinking what's going on here. the helicopter was up in the air." >> reporter:lapd says the san diego team had a separate locker room. the stolen items were in duffle bags. according to lapd, their were no signs of forced entry. >> reporter:it's possible an exterior door was left ajar and a thief walked right in. a canine was used to try and track down a suspect but was unsuccessful. >> pam:yesterday officers and a police k-9 were seen working near the football field where the crime happened. coming up at 5:30. the latest on the warriors new game plan. for a san francisco stadium. then. before you hit ocean beach this summer. the new rules aimed at avoiding crime and messes. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you wo

san diego area. the family is expected in san diego wednesday.g before the trip and was cleared to go on a dangerous adventure on a small sailboat. though erica is a trained sailor, public opinion was swift and harsh. on day six they wrote. we are the nut balls who decided to set to sea, trust me, we have no one else to blame for bring a 13 month old to sea. two days later. she writes. this may be the stupidist thing we ever have done. stupid is the number one word that resonates throughout my day. why am i doing this? what was i thinking? when people agreed with her on her last post. before, if you can't say anything nice, don't says anything at all. >> we can say one thing. thankfully the story ends with two little girls brought to safely. thank you so much. >> turn out was significant and what does it tell us about the future of afghanistan. ambassador john bolton with me now. and good monday to you. >> what does that turn out say about the future for the taliban in that country? >> i think it was a plus compared to the prior afghan elections.

san diego area. >> officials tell abc 7 news leer ra is in stable condition. the frigate is expected to arrive in san diego by midweek. >> this is a remote region of the east pacific of the very few shipping lanes and no other ships. which necessitated the frigate leaving san diego to help us out. >> reporter: yesterday the 129th rescue team released this video. of it was thought the team may have to use the helicopter for transport. so far, it hasn't been necessary. but they are prepared to fuel and launch it if needed as demonstrated in this video. the kaufmans were two weeks into a sailing adventure around the world when the 1-year-old became sick with a fever and rash that covered her body. the family adventure leaves the parents with a very different story to tell. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order after a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara. a riot broke out during the annual party. last night's trouble escalated when a uc santa barbara police officer was hit in the face with a backpack filled with bottles. rioters vandalized vehicles and about 100 people ended up being arrested, 44 went to the hospital. >>> there have been several new bills proposed to battle corruption at the capitol. they come after th

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san diego area. >> officials tell abc7 news that lira is in stable condition. they also rescued her 3-year-old sister, cora, and the girl's parents. they are expected to arrive in san diego by midweek. >> this is a remote region of the pacific. there are very few shipping lanes and no other ships. that necessitated the friggit leaving san diego to help us out. >> the 129th rescue team showed rescue members jumping into the san diego ocean. it was thought the team may have to use the helicopter for transport. so far it hasn't been necessary. they are prepared to fuel and launch it if needed as demonstrated in the video. the kaufmans were two weeks into a sailing trip around the world when she developed a fever and rash covering her body and she was not responding to medication. it left the family with a different story to tell. as moffett field, abc news. >> the family defended their decision to take their 1-year-old on the around the world voyage. in a statement a they said in part, quote, when we departed on this journey more than a year ago we were then and remain today confident we prepared as any sailing crew could. >>> new details. a little boy has died after a head on on crash along highway 12 in napa county. the victim was between the ages of 4 and 6. paramedics rushed four adults to the hospital after two suvs

san diego. other members of the 129 rescue wing now headed to san diego aboard a navy ship with 1-year-old baby and her family. they are expected to arrive on wednesday. >> bay area group hopes to get 15 dollar minimum wage vote on the balance not san francisco this come november. coalition for fair economy that includes several union group filed the paperwork to start the process today. the chamber of commerce responded saying there are concerns about the time frame and the cost t.chamber will meet with the mayor this week to discuss their own possible ballot measure. >> keeping loved one safe with smart phone. coming up next on 7 news. local start up that is helping you keep an eye on the family when away from home. >> plus you may notice something missing next time you take a flight. shortage that has put the squeeze on the airlines. >> and amazing animated meals. local cad putting sack lunches to shame. >> i'm sandhya it's still warm outside. felt more like summer than spring today. let you know if we see another round when 7 news continues but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> sampling of nonsense in store for you tonight. >> is this going to happen? >> happening since i walked out >> happening since i walked out here. the great a

brokered out of the oakland to the san diego office, for example, san diego will tell my staff they are not allowed to update them on a status of a case because it is not in san diego's jurisdiction to do so. basically claim. we know there are no v.a. rules in law that state that caseworkers cannot be updated by -- on a veteran's case. so this amendment simply states that if a congressional office is looking for an update on a veteran's case that has been brokered to another v.a. office, the staff will be given a status update with no jurisdictional concerns. as members, we serve our constituents. it is a reasonable request that caseworkers in our offices should be allowed to receive an update on a case regardless of where that case has been sent to so that this v.a. backlog can be solved. our veterans should not suffer because of this backlog. this issue of jurisdiction needs to be clear to all v.a. facilities across the u.s. so that our veterans are getting the answers they need through our casework staff. if we're going to continue to broker cases, then the brokered office must be communicative with our staff who are trying to get the answers to the vetera

san diego area. >> officials tell abc7 news that lira is in stable condition. they also rescued her 3-year-old sister, cora, and the girl's parents. they are expected to arrive in san diego by midweek. >> this is a remote region of the pacific. there are very few shipping lanes and no other ships. that necessitated the friggit leaving san diego to help us out. >> the 129th rescue team showed rescue members jumping into the san diego ocean. it was thought the team may have to use the helicopter for transport. so far it hasn't been necessary. they are prepared to fuel and launch it if needed as demonstrated in the video. the kaufmans were two weeks into a sailing trip around the world when she developed a fever and rash covering her body and she was not responding to medication. it left the family with a different story to tell. as moffett field, abc news. >> the family defended their decision to take their 1-year-old on the around the world voyage. in a statement a they said in part, quote, when we departed on this journey more than a year ago we were then and remain today confident we prepared as any sailing crew could. >>> new details. a little boy has died after a head on on crash along highway 12 in napa county. the victim was between the ages of 4 and 6. paramedics rushed four adults to the hospital after two suvs

san diego yesterday. >>> the princess cruise ship carrying dozens of sick passengers pulled into port in san diego this morning. that boat left los angeles on saturday and has been visiting ports in california including san francisco. at least 83 passengers have come down with flu-like symptoms which health authorities believe could be norovirus, a highly contagious viral infection. >>> no motive yet for the stabbing attack at a pittsburgh high school. now survivors are speaking out sharing their experiences from the rampage. >> i was running up the hallway and hit me on the way and i didn't know what happened. >> 16-year-old alex hribal is charged with multiple counts of attempted homicide and aggravated assault. his lawyer says the teen has no history of violence or mental illness. >> he was a good student, b student, never in trouble, well liked, not a loner. >> what have we done to alienate this child for him to do such a gruesome thing? >> hribal is being charged as an adult. his lawyer is requesting a psychiatric evaluation. >>> the man accused of causing a deadly crash at a florida daycare has turned himself in. police say 26-year-old robert corchado forced a car to run into the orlando area dayca

san diego. other members of the 129 rescue wing now headed to san diego aboard a navy ship with 1-year-old baby and her family. they are expected to arrive on wednesday. >> bay area group hopes to get 15 dollar minimum wage vote on the balance not san francisco this come november. coalition for fair economy that includes several union group filed the paperwork to start the process today. the chamber of commerce responded saying there are concerns about the time frame and the cost t.chamber will meet with the mayor this week to discuss their own possible ballot measure. >> keeping loved one safe with smart phone. coming up next on 7 news. local start up that is helping you keep an eye on the family when away from home. >> plus you may notice something missing next time you take a flight. shortage that has put the squeeze on the airlines. >> and amazing animated meals. local cad putting sack lunches to shame. >> i'm sandhya it's still warm outsid outside. felt more like summer than spring today. let you know if we see another round when 7 news continues but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> sampling of nonsense in store for you tonight. >> is this going to happen? >> happening since i walked out >> happening since i walked out here. oh!

san diego. other members of the 129 rescue wing now headed to san diego aboard a navy ship with 1-year-old baby and her family. they are expected to arrive on wednesday. >> bay area group hopes to get 15 dollar minimum wage vote on the balance not san francisco this come november. coalition for fair economy that includes several union group filed the paperwork to start the process today. the chamber of commerce responded saying there are concerns about the time frame and the cost t.chamber will meet with the mayor this week to discuss their own possible ballot measure. >> keeping loved one safe with smart phone. coming up next on 7 news. local start up that is helping you keep an eye on the family when away from home. >> plus you may notice something missing next time you take a flight. shortage that has put the squeeze on the airlines. >> and amazing animated meals. local cad putting sack lunches to shame. >> i'm sandhya it's still warm outside. felt more like summer than spring today. let you know if we see another round when 7 news continues but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> sampling of nonsense in store for you tonight. >> is this going to happen? >> happening since i walked out >> happening since i walked out here. a pediatric

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[doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. are looking from support from capitol hill. the meetings are expected to give athletes a chance to spell out one of their chief concerns, which is providing for the medical needs of athletes. last week's ruling by a national labor relations board official in chicago said northwestern football i' beeclarin car for days. athe fst sn ofy alleies, myoctorecoendetaki one clarit eve day ofy alrgy asonor ntinus rief. 16ays! 26 ds ofontius rief. livelarin clr. everday. 26 ds ofontius rief. for the first time in more than 7 years. no u.s. military forces died last month in afghanistan. it's only the third time this has happened since the war began more than 12 years ago. the other months were january 2007 and july 2002. fourteen u.s. combat deaths have occurred this year in afghanistan, seven each in january and february. in all, 2,309 u.s. military members have died in afghanistan since hostilities began there on october 7, 2001. a former navy u-s intelligence agent who was convicted of spying for israel may be released soon as part of efforts to salvage mideast peace talks. jonathan pollard has been serving a life sentence since his conviction in 1987. his imprisonment has strained u-s relations with israel. but if he's set free and it leads to a final peace settlement, that would be a huge victory for secretary of state john kerry. who has worked for months to advance peace talks. but if this fails, it could be a costly embarrassment for the u-s. facebook executives brought home significant pay last year. in a regulatory filing on monday, the company disclosed that three of its top execs earned more than 10 million in salary, bonuses, and stock awards last year. facebook's c-o-o sheryl sandberg received a little over 16 million in 2013. c-e-o mark zuckerberg accepted a one dollar salary for 2013.as the company had previously announced, following the examples of tech leaders like google's larry page and former apple c-e-o steve jobs. according to bloomberg.as facebook's leading shareholder, zuckerberg had a net worth of 27 billion as of monday. the sole winner of february's 425- million powerball jackpot has come forward to claim his prize. the bay area man named raymond buxton says he purposely chose april fool's and he showed up to collect his fortune. in a shirt with a picture of yoda that read "luck of the jedi i have" buxton was getting lunch inside a gas station's convenience store in milpitas. when he decided to buy a second ticket. buxton chose to take the cash option. about 242- million dollars. before taxes. he says he will use some of his winnings to travel and set up a charitable foundation to help chlidren. by saving a small chunk of your tax refund, you could hit a 25-thousand-dollar jackpot. the nonprofit doorways to dreams fund has created a new lottery to encourage people to save rather than spend. for every 50 bucks of your tax refund you put in savings, you receive a chance to win 100 dollars during one of 100 weekly drawings. you'll also have a chance to win a 25-thousand-dollar grand prize. for the rules of the lottery, you can visit save-your-refund-dot-com. a north carolina burglar spends 10 hours in the vent shaft of an arby's. police say the man tried to sneak into the restaurant monday night by climbing on the roof and through the vent. he was discovered the next morning after an employee heard noises and called the police. the rescue crew had to cut the ventilation pipe and pull him through the roof to free him. the man was taken to the hospital with a broken arm. chrysler is recalling 870- thousand s-u-v;s for a brake defect. jeep grand cherokee and dodge durango suvs from the 2011 through 2014 model years are involved. the automaker says crimp joints in the brake boosters can corrode if they're exposed to water. if the water freezes, the boosters won't aid braking as they usually do. the company knows of one accident, but no injuries, due to the defect. chrysler has since changed the design to make the boosters more corrosion resistant. still ahead-- a 90-year-old tree crashes down onto parked cars and destroys a kids treehouse-- and in pleasant hill-- police warn students of a man groping girls as they walk to school. details coming up. new this morning, a tree nearly a century year old comes crashing down and has smashed a few cars. as far as this job and may take two to three hours to clean up and after that would be the insurance companies to deal with the cars and homes. fortunately no one was killed and 01 injured and that's the good news. >>: icy the ladder from the tree house. is that covered by insurance. >>: country cares about the tree house more than the actual house herself if you're a 10 year-old which is her age. she says her brother and her god their lives to talk about things. and that goes down as well. mom cares about the house. a 10 year-old goes cares about the tree house. fortunately the house was saved. >>dan: a few locations have are ready scene over 2 in. of rainfall. we did have a few lingering showers this morning and we have more wet weather on the way as we head into late tomorrow evening but for the rest of today dry conditions. temperatures right now in the forties. mostly sunny skies here in sanyou'll see that the rain as for the much dissipated on the satellite and radar imagery. expect the late showers. i will be talking about the spring of sunshine and warmer temperatures we will see coming next week 3 of villagers 7 day ground of a coming up at 845. here is george. >>george: san mateo and san mateo bridge are slow spots with heavy traffic leading down the bayshore freeway from just pass best a fall in north of millbrae downhills del. c-net earlier occurring problem. but the traffic coming off the bridges is not bad because there are problems getting to the bridge. there was an accident westbound at the toll plaza that's been backing up the westbound 92 ride leading to the bridge. the san mateo bridge westbound. you could see light traffic now because it's being metered in effect by the slow going that starts at about the shoreline interpretive center was about of the toll plaza. >>: thanks george. a warning to students in the as police say a man is east bay this morning.

san diego. with the program, when you go , the phone transom number in san diego races is hand.that is what the vice president was referring to. barton is right. there are other ways. saying that we could have done is like saying, all i want to do is when things close. no coach has that as a game plan. i would like to have the additional capacity. > that number was -- >> the metadata would have recorded the connection between the u.s. number and the yemen number. >> we have two last questions. ayres.ame is chris gellman.on is for mr. you mentioned the data that you have to protect because you are a target for the u.s. and outside countries. would you do with the data that you consider to be too important to publish? you delete the data? -- do you delete the data? question, thank you very much for getting into the details of this program. return to where we started talking about, we talked about how radically data collection has expanded in the last decade. someone pointed to the intercepts between google centers and the bolt data collection. since data collection has changed so

san diego. >> the people of san diego. but still, you know, for the way that the country and the world is looking at this, i doubt, and he may take it and drag it on in court, it would behoove him and everyone affected for him to just move on. >> i'll just point out when he did that 33 years ago, he was still in his late 40s. he's now 80 years old. so maybe he's had a change of heart as he gets older and older. jeffrey, v.stiviano, girlfriend, other woman, whatever you want to call her, she's told "the l.a. times" she worked for him as an archivist and the recordings were made, by her words, in mutual agreement. what do you make of that? there are a lot of suggestions maybe these recordings were ill lee in california. >> california does have a law that says if you record someone, either in person or over the telephone, without their consent, it's a misdemeanor. it's very rarely prosecuted, but it is technically against the law. she is saying, apparently, that this was an open -- that this process was open. so there was no secret taping. even if it was secret, and even if it was technically against the law, that's not going to help donald sterling against the nba. >> get her in trouble, though. >> it could get her in trouble. she could be the -- she could be sued by him. but i think we can all say who cares? >> rachel, what do we know about this woman? v. stiviano? >> i love you guys are having a completely reasonable discussion about legal tactics. >> and the bylaws. >> there's a woman parading in front of you who looks like she's trying out for punk. by the way, if you noted the two different roles of footage, she has different color visors. that one is a pink one. the earlier footage was a different color. apparently she's got a collection. this is what you're dealing with here. she came out on roller states yesterday. this is a black visor because it's nighttime. when it's nighttime, you need wrr black visor, right? you can't go out with a pink visor. that's ridiculous. >> i looked him up on the internet. there's a black one, purple one and there's a pink one. so -- i'm going to order it. >> she did say she was considering running for president of the united states as well. now, i wouldn't say she's the front-runner at this point, but, you know, that is, you know, something to consider in the mix. >> hillary hasn't announced yet, so -- >> wolf, can i talk about this two-party consent? as journalists we're very aware of that. called two-party consent. most parties have a one-party consent where you don't have to sign on. here's the background on that. she said he told her he was so forgettable he'd forget what he wanted to say and sometimes had too deal with business. he wanted her to record him all the time. so if he forgot she could play it back or there was a record of it. if that is indeed true, that changes everything legally when it comes to this case. in that case, it can be said legally that it was a two-party consent. >> that's right. but the only point i was making before is, even if she was breaking the law, that doesn't help sterling against the nba. yes, it could get the two of them involved in litigation and wouldn't we enjoy watching that? but the -- it certainly doesn't help him in the main issue which is whether he continues to control the team. >> how's all of this, rachel, affecting the play -- the clippers won last night. they haven't won a playoff game, i take it, in a long time. for the long suffering l.a. clippers. they did win last night so they clearly were motivated. >> no, it definitely has meant a lot to them. look, when they lost the other night, doc rivers the coach made the point they just weren't there mentally on the court. they lost by more than 20 points. last night they walk out, you can see it here, a standing ovation. just when they walk on to the court. really an amazing moment for everybody involved. just made them feel like the city was behind them. the entire, you know, just group of people, even the opposing team stopping to applaud for them. so that was a big deal. and it's interesting to note, this scene that you're seeing right now could have been so much different. these same players had gotten together earlier in the day and talked about possibly boycotting if adam silver's announcement wasn't as forceful as they wanted it to be, didn't go as far as they had wanted. they talked about maybe everybody getting together on the court. letting the ball go up in the air for the jump ball. then letting it hit the floor and walking away. so, you could have had a very, very different visual instead you got guys walking on to the court for a standing ovation. cheers. >> don, i think you'll agree with me, i've known adam silver for a long time. he worked for david stern, former commissioner at the nba for many, many years. only february 1st of this year did he emerge as the new nba commissioner. he didn't waste any time. he was so decisive, so fast. he moved to fix a huge problem for the nba. by all accounts, i'm sure you agree he did a brilliant job. >> at first i was critical because i said i wanted him to suspend donald sterling pending an investigation. i'm not an attorney like jeffrey. apparently he knows the legal realm a lot better than we all do. and he did what was appropriate and did it correctly. i have to say, wolf, after that press conference, i had a lot of ladies texting me saying, hey, listen, is adam silver single? because they loved how he handled himself. i just want to get back quickly to what you -- what rachel said about last night. you guys were talking about the win. the entire country was rooting for this team except if you're a golden state diehard. i have to say, wolf, you know rick welch who's the general manager of this team. as a matter of fact, we came out together, so to speak, on the same day in "the new york times." we have become good friends. i texted him yesterday and said, rick, i love you and love you and your team, but tonight i am rooting for the clippers. and he said, hey, listen, do what you want, don. we're all rooting for them in a way. we want to beat them, but the world is rooting for them as well. >> i was actually rooting for the washington wizards and they emerged and they came out going into the second round which is a long time for those of us who are watching -- >> got to get that in. >> -- washington wizard fans. jeffrey, wrap this up. a quick thought right now. will donald sterling fight this or will he walk away and take maybe a billion dollars? there are people lining up like crazy to buy this team. he could walk away as badly as he is with a billion dollars. >> i think the drama will continue for a while. will he or won't he? but this will end with donald sterling within a big wheelbarrow full of money. >> yeah. >> and, you know, there are a lot worse fates. he is lucky that that's the worst thing that's going to happen to him. >> he bought the team in 1981 when it was in sanmillion. and he could get, i think, a billion dollars when all the dust settles. >> go away, donald. go away. >> hey, don, thanks very much. you got a show at 10:00 tonight, don? >> i have a show. we will be talking about this. we will also be talking about, wolf, i know you have to go, where do we go from here? these big -- now that most of the sceptical of donald sterling is mostly behind us, where do we go from here? we have these big issues. they bubble up. we become outraged. then what happens after that? we go back to meantime. is this one going to be different? we'll talk about that tonight at 10:00. >> we'll be watching as we do every night. don lemon, jeffrey toobin, rachel nichols. excellent conversation. thanks your much. >>> still ahead, there's other news we're following. very important news. more cities and towns slipping away from ukraine's control. we're going to show you what's happening now after they're seized by masked and very well-armed gunmen. did you know, your

san diego law enforcement, three handguns, four banls, jewelry, and cash, were stolen from the san diego team's locker room. there was no signs of forced entry. it was 50 years ago today that the 1964-65 worlds fair opened in new york. among the most memorable exhibits were bell system picture phone, michelangelo's pieta at the vatican pavilion, and an undersea world at g.m.'s futurama. but the surprise hit of the fair was the belgian waffle, in its american debut. they sold like hot cakes-- 2,500 a day. in south carolina, there is a girl who really digs history and her story is next. community's fight to keep i identity. next >> pelley: south carolina has a variety of symbols, including a state tree, state bird, even a state spider. but a young south carolinian found one omission and, true to the state motto-- "ready in mind and resource--" she set out to fix it. here's wyatt andrews. >> reporter: eight-year-old olivia mcconnell is so passionate about science, this is olivia during recess. she's searching for and finding shark's teeth in the playground sand. why are you spending recess looking for sharks' teeth? >> well, i like fossils. >> reporter: her love of fossils led her to discover that south carolina has no official state fossil. she knew that one of the first fossils found in north america from an ancient kind of woolly mammoth was dug up in south carolina, so she wrote to governor nikki haley and other state lawmakers to lay out the case. >> i wanted it to be a state fossil because i didn't want the history to be lost and our state to not get credit for it. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to do something about it? >> if something's wrong, i got to help out. it's just the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. >> reporter: at the state capitol, olivia's letter went to her senator, kevin johnson, who thought a state fossil was a great idea. >> i thought it would fly through the house and senate and have the governor pass it with no problem. >> reporter: but then came the roadblock. several highly religious senators stalled the bill by attaching whole passages from the bible's book of "genesis." the senators, including mike fair, said the creator of the mammoth should be recognized as well. >> there had to be a cause for the beginning. it didn't happen accidentally. >> reporter: but senator fair now admits he did not understand just who he was dealing with. olivia and her family pushed back hard. they also believe in the bible, but they don't want religion attached to a fossil law. senator fair and the others were motivated to compromise. you turned on a dime because when you learned this was an eight-year-old girl? >> the fact that an eight-year- old was doing this was remarkable and something we should celebrate. >> reporter: right now, the bill remains stalled in committee, but olivia will not budge ever. >> keep going until it... until they pass the bill. it might go on until i'm 23 or 40. >> reporter: 23 or 40, but that means you'll be back next year. >> i will. if it doesn't pass this year, i'm going to be back next year. >> reporter: in the meantime, they can find olivia out here on the playground, digging up history, not just realizing how a third-grade girl facing down the state senate might have made some history of her own. wyatt andrews, cbs news, lake city, south carolina. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> security under scrutiny. tonight, bay area lawmakers demand changes at airports across the country after a stowaway reveals how easy it is to sneak on to a plane. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. we're still waiting to hear from the teen's family. he lives at this home in santa clara. there's been no comment so far. but there is plenty of talk about how he managed to jump the fence at an airport and get to a plane without anyone noticing. kpix 5's len ramirez with the serious questions about security. >> this is the fourth incident in the last five years. >> reporter: congressman eric swalwell says the teenaged stowaway case and others like it prove one thing: u.s. airports still have major security holes and he wants to find out where they are. >> i am calling on the government accountability office to do an assessment across the country of our airport perimeters. >> reporter: swalwell who serves on the homeland security committee says the transportation security administration has never fully tested airport perimeter security. an audit would potentially involve hundreds of airports all around the country. >> clearly, the airports that have been breached should be at the top of the list. but just looking at our airports in general and taking a diagnostic i think would serve us all well to make sure that only ticketed screened passengers are getting on planes. >> reporter: in many places around mineta san jose international a single cyclone fence topped by barbed wire is the only barrier between public streets and secure areas. >> in this case, the person wasn't trying to do something dangerous to one of the planes. >> reporter: san jose councilmember pete constant and others at city hall also want answers as to how the teen went undetected with tsa officers and san jose police at

san diego. with the program, when you go , the phone transom number in san diego races is hand.that is what the vice president was referring to. barton is right. there are other ways. saying that we could have done is like saying, all i want to do is when things close. no coach has that as a game plan. i would like to have the additional capacity. > that number was -- >> the metadata would have recorded the connection between the u.s. number and the yemen number. >> we have two last questions. ayres.ame is chris gellman.on is for mr. you mentioned the data that you have to protect because you are a target for the u.s. and outside countries. would you do with the data that you consider to be too important to publish? you delete the data? -- do you delete the data? question, thank you very much for getting into the details of this program. return to where we started talking about, we talked about how radically data collection has expanded in the last decade. someone pointed to the intercepts between google centers and the bolt data collection. since data collection has changed so

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san diego to stop using killer whales in its shows and to release them from their tanks. seaworld san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger sea pen and could not be bred if the bill became law. five people were arrested over the weekend for a counterfeit credit card operation. the sonoma county sheriffi's office says the fake cards contained numbers from legitimate credit cards but a false name or the name taken from a stolen driver's license. two of the suspects tried to get cash from an atm at the graton resort and casino and three of them were successful in getting several thousands dollars at another a-t-m. a sheriff's deputy who contacted one of the suspects at the casino discovered an elaborate counterfeit credit card operation in the rohnert park hotel room. a 10 year old girl out of ohio has been cited for damaging several cars. all while she was asleep!. police say the girl was scared and crying when they arrived. her stepdad says she was sleepwalking when she got a hold of the carkeys, got into the car and drove two and a half blocks, smashing into parked vehicles including a big rig. the 10 year old was cited for not wearing a seatbelt. and operating a vehicle without a license. watching wall street. and today investors hope there will be an end to the market's longest losing streak in two months. yesterday wrapped up three straight days of losses. with the dow off over 300 points in the last 3 days the dow lost 166 points. the nasdaq dropped 47 points. and the s and p 500 was down 20 points. opening bell at 6-30. some big bay area companies have been hit hard in the selloff. after big recent runups. netflix is down 26 percent. solar city and splunk are down over 30 percent .and dow futures are down over 150 points ahead of the opening bell suspended state senator suspended state senator leland yee. will be the great american novel. suspeso you can happily let lelandlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can watching the weather throughout the morning as things start to warm up. wilson cloud cover out there but otherwise it's actually looking pretty good. us take a quick look at some of the forecast rise we are expecting for today. just a quick update on what were looking for. roy looking at conditions that are going to be nice and sunny 76 by this option afternoon. and across the north they were looking at mid 80s once again. >>: no major problems out there right now. and you can expect to see stop and go conditions throughout the afternoon because of the giants game. lights on here. your back up. getting crowded as it work away from to 38 towards to 92. checking your ride here. getting to the richmond sanael bridge your drive time has not changed much 3 distillate quick two-minute trip there. as director went to san rafael. but they're heading westbound route antioch. another stretch. leland he will be arraigned. >>:yee, former san francisco school board president keith jackson, raymond "shrimp boy" chow and approximately 18 other defendants who were indicted on an array of charges last week. yee faces six counts of scheming to defraud citizens. he is also accused of a seventh charge of trafficking in firearms with a plan to buy $2 million worth of weapons from an arms dealer in the philippines. the state senate has erased the names and online archives of three suspended lawmakers entangled in ethical scandals including leland yee. the others were sen. rod wright of los angeles and sen. ron calderon of montebello. over the weekend, the senate removed pictures, video clips and legislative archives belonging to the democratic lawmakers. last month, the senate voted to suspend the lawmake

san diego family with a sick child off the mexican coast. a san diego new newspaper reports it is at least $663,000 for the jointest between the coast guard, navy and national guard. >> a brave berkeley boy who had surgery to have his leg amputated is doing well but groggy. he had a rare disorder that caused his bones to fracture, just by walking. he will be fitted with a prosthetic that lets him walk and run without getting hurt. >> sales force will announce with sanncisco mayor this morning and house minority leader pelosi which is described as "historic investment in the city." they are rumored to be in talks to take over the transbay tower. >>> six, san francisco is well then for fog and we have reduced visibility in much of the bay area with conditions at 51 in san francisco. we will be in the lower to mid-50's for the bay area. right now is showing flight arrival delays and the fog will not burn off along the coast and the clouds stay with us through the day. >> seven, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see from the maze we did have some traffic backing up but on the maps, this is debris in the lanes causing flat tires for at least five vehicles. >> we continue online and facebook and mobile devices and we will see you in 25 minutes. salesgets up to 795 highwayal is the passamiles per tank.sel salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time

san diego. >> this is a remote region of the east pacific. very few shipping lanes which necessitated the frigate leaving san diego to help out. >> yesterday the 129th rescue wing released this video showing team members pair shooting into the pacific ocean. it was thought they might have to use the helicopter but hasn't been necessary. they are prepared to fuel and launch it if needed, as demonstrated in this video. the kaufmans were two week into the sale around the world when lyra became covered in a rash. a family adventure that leaves the parents with a very confident story to -- very different story to tell. >>> search and rescue teams say their options are running out in trying to find a missing woman from menlo park. she left a note saying she was going for a hike and hasn't been seen since. surveillance video shows her in a parking lot at mt. tam. her rental card was found. she was wearing shorts and running shoes. little protection against the bad weather. >> we have had several large storms come through. however, on sunday, the weather was generally good. and there was large number of people out last sunday from different running clubs that we're aware of and at this time we haven't had any other clues. >>> search teams know she is not on any of the trails on mt. tam. officials are now reassessing the search. >>> the highway patrol suspects drunk driving may hey caused a crash that killed two teenager near vacaville. friends of the victims visited the crash site. three other teens suffered serious injuries. witnesses say a pickup truck was speeding before it overturned last night. it appears none of the five teens wore seatbelts. all of them were ejected from the truck. the 189-year-old driver and a 16-year-old girl both died. >>> happening now in napa county. highway 121 is blocked in both directions after a deadly crash southwest of napa. happened at 3:30. five people were injured, including a six-year-old boy who emergency crews had to perform cpr on. one person has been killed. authorities have not said who. the road is expected to re-open around 6:30. so about a half hour. >>> novato police are investigating what appears to be a homocide just after 5:30 last night. the body was located a short disstrands from a nearby road in an open space area. the victim's name has not been released. the police want to hear from anyone who may have information about the case. they emphasize there is no threat to the community. >>> fairfield police want to learn more about a shooting that sent four young people to the hospital. someone opened fire after a fight started outside a large house party on orchid street. officers found four victims when they arrived. all of them are being treated at local hospitals. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order when a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara, a rye -- riot broke out after an annual party. a police officer was hit in the face with a backpack filled with large bottles. rioters then threw rocks at police, and others vandalized law enforcement vehicles. 100 people were arrested and another 44 went to the hospital. >>> there have been several new bills proposed to battle corruption at the capital, come offering three democratic state senators have been suspended, including leland yee of san francisco. indicted of corruption and drug trafficking charges. investigators believe it's tildes in with his effort to raise campaign funds. here's the proposed legislation. first, an amendment to the state constitution would allow lawmakers to be suspended without pay. to fight corruption there are proposals to keep lobbyists from hessing fundraisers in their homes, be band from giving gifts. fundraising would not be allowed in the final 100 days of legislative session and would require candidates to report donations faster than they currently are. >>> a look how a new california law has-over reduced the number of immigrants being detained. >> major change a bayaway tollway. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. today, temperatures upper 70s. tomorrow, number rouse 80s. might even set some new records in the middle part of the work weak. a look at the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> watch abc is new available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc7 news online or on smart

san diego. >> this is a remote region of the east pacific. very few shipping lanes which necessitated the frigate leaving san diego to help out. >> yesterday the 129th rescue wing released this video showing team members pair shooting into the pacific ocean. it was thought they might have to use the helicopter but hasn't been necessary. they are prepared to fuel and launch it if needed, as demonstrated in this video. the kaufmans were two week into the sale around the world when lyra became covered in a rash. a family adventure that leaves the parents with a very confident story to -- very different story to tell. >>> search and rescue teams say their options are running out in trying to find a missing woman from menlo park. she left a note saying she was going for a hike and hasn't been seen since. surveillance video shows her in a parking lot at mt. tam. her rental card was found. she was wearing shorts and running shoes. little protection against the bad weather. >> we have had several large storms come through. however, on sunday, the weather was generally good. and there was large number of people out last sunday from different running clubs that we're aware of and at this time we haven't had any other clues. >>> search teams know she is not on any of the trails on mt. tam. officials are now reassessing the search. >>> the highway patrol suspects drunk driving may hey caused a crash that killed two teenager near vacaville. friends of the victims visited the crash site. three other teens suffered serious injuries. witnesses say a pickup truck was speeding before it overturned last night. it appears none of the five teens wore seatbelts. all of them were ejected from the truck. the 189-year-old driver and a 16-year-old girl both died. >>> happening now in napa county. highway 121 is blocked in both directions after a deadly crash southwest of napa. happened at 3:30. five people were injured, including a six-year-old boy who emergency crews had to perform cpr on. one person has been killed. authorities have not said who. the road is expected to re-open around 6:30. so about a half hour. >>> novato police are investigating what appears to be a homocide just after 5:30 last night. the body was located a short disstrands from a nearby road in an open space area. the victim's name has not been released. the police want to hear from anyone who may have information about the case. they emphasize there is no threat to the community. >>> fairfield police want to learn more about a shooting that sent four young people to the hospital. someone opened fire after a fight started outside a large house party on orchid street. officers found four victims when they arrived. all of them are being treated at local hospitals. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> police used tear gas and pepper spray to restore order when a spring break party got out of control near santa barbara, a rye -- riot broke out after an annual party. a police officer was hit in the face with a backpack filled with large bottles. rioters then threw rocks at police, and others vandalized law enforcement vehicles. 100 people were arrested and another 44 went to the hospital. >>> there have been several new bills proposed to battle corruption at the capital, come offering three democratic state senators have been suspended, including leland yee of san francisco. indicted of corruption and drug trafficking charges. investigators believe it's tildes in with his effort to raise campaign funds. here's the proposed legislation. first, an amendment to the state constitution would allow lawmakers to be suspended without pay. to fight corruption there are proposals to keep lobbyists from hessing fundraisers in their homes, be band from giving gifts. fundraising would not be allowed in the final 100 days of legislative session and would require candidates to report donations faster than they currently are. >>> a look how a new california law has-over reduced the number of immigrants being detained. >> major change a bayaway tollway. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. today, temperatures upper 70s. tomorrow, number rouse 80s. might even set some new records in the middle part of the work weak. a look at the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> watch abc is new available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc7 news online or on smart

in san diego, our partners in san diego started doing a fido smash burger.nd we have dog bowls for people walking their dogs. >> should we smash burgers now? >> yes. >> you want to do it this time? >> the guy you're cooking with, he's famous for make different food items for different chains, right? >> that's right. and actually you're very famous for many things, things like the pizza hut, correct? >> yeah. over the years i worked for big companies and i've had the opportunity to develop things like stuffed crust pizza for pizza hut and things for mcdonald's. smash burker is a new baby. i'm carmelizeing this burger. it sucks up great flavor and texture and let's our burgers baste in their own juice. you'll see this in a second as we go. would you like it do one? >> yeah. >> step right in. >> what is this? >> this is melted butter. we put burger on the butter. paper on the burger. and then here you go. face down for ten seconds. >> this is what makes it unique? >> it does. you can see how the juice cook up through the burger when i put the seasonings on it,

san diego county. a 600-yard long tunnel was discovered tuesday. a second longer tunnel was discovered yesterday. both led to warehouses in san diego county. no drugs were found but a 73-year-old woman was arrested. she's suspected of sooip superviedsing the operates at one of those warehouses. >>> a pretty noisy scene. proter protesters blocked an intersection. they were protesting deportations of undocumented immigrants. it's part of a national movement with demonstrations planned across 40 cities. >>> a forgotten polluted neighborhood is getting attention following decades of neglect. it had some of the most toxic mud. the epa says the area has been a dumping ground for garbage and industrial waste since the early 1900s. now the epa is kicking off work to restore it. it's spending $15 million to remove layers of toxic soil and turn it into public open space. >> eventually there will be a blue-green way that goes along the coast of san francisco. you'll be able to bike and walk a a and reck reuation along there. >> they will remover and replace the soil will take several years. >>> another slice of hollywood in the bay area. this time a new hbo series about the silicon valley. >> if you want to live here you have to deliver like steve. >> jobs. >> i heard you. >> which one? >> jobs. >> he didn't even write code. >> this show is titled "silicon valley" created by mike judge. he also did office space. it's an amusing look at what happens behind the scenes. it was like watching a bizarro version of your own reality. it di bebuts sunday night. >>> it's a big weekend for sport pps the stanford women take on yukon in the final four this sunday. >> how two prominent vans are getting into the spirit. >>> we'll be back in a half hour. police in one bay area city on watch after threat to their department. >>> a quick reminder for folks that take public transportation to oakland.s happening. the oracles play and the a's play a

san diego. with the 215 program, when you go through the transom, the phone number in san diego races is hand. - raises its hand. that is what the vice president was referring to. barton is right. there are other ways we could have done better prior to 9/11. saying that we could have done otherwise is like saying, all i want to do is when things close. -- is win games close. no coach has that as a game plan. i would like to have the additional capacity. >> when you say the number would have raised its hands under the 215 program -- >> the metadata would have recorded the connection between the u.s. number and the yemen number. >> thank you. we have two last questions. one here, and then here. >> my name is chris ayres. i am a sophomore in the school of public affairs. my question is for mr. gellman. you mentioned the data that you have to protect because you are a target for the u.s. and outside countries. what do you do with the data that you consider to be too important to publish? you delete the data? do you keep that? do you know what the other main receivers of this data have done? >> go ah

san diego to stop using the killer whales in their shows. sea world in san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger sea pen. >> the family of a three year old who underwent surgery for five new organs says that the little boy is recovering well. it has been in months since adonis ortiz returned to his temple home from hospital. the little boy was born with severe birth defect where his intestines formed outside of his body. he went to the hospital with his liver, pancreas, stomach and intestines all selling. felliai now, four months after the never before tried five organ transplant, his mom says that he is growing like a healthy boy and has never felt better. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >> in a new study that was released today in the journal brain, researchers demonstrate a promise a new technique to help people with paralysis. elizabeth cohen x plans how this works. >> doctors implanted this device to send an electrical stimulation to his spine. when he turns this on, he can't move on demand. >> it works just like that. ford, >> that is amazing. >> when this is turned off, he cannot even set up because his torso muscles do not work but when you turn it on, he is set up without any support. >> the first time i turn this on, it was exciting. it was a emotional because i was told that i would not be able to both my legs again. >> he is one of four patients despite their game, none of them to walk on their own. it works by activating one leg at a time. this is not the first time this has helped patients but this technique may become an important tool. >> i think that what is exciting as that we have opened up a round the possibilities of what we can do with people who are paralyzed. we have just scratched the surface. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. sansco residents are fighting to raise the highest minimum wage in the country. why opponents say this is counterproductive. >> plus, two years after a teenage driver kills a father and his daughter, the family is suing the parents of the teenager. we will have details coming up. @?a >> welcome back. the time is 8:29 a.m.. let's take a look at weather and traffic. >> here is a live look from san jose. it is sunny, relatively clear, all in all it is not too bad. in the 9:00 hour expect the temperatures to get up to 60 degrees. that will change in short order now that the sun has came out. there was fog at the coast, that has burned off. by noon time, the sunny skies will translate to sunny weather with 80, low 80s inland and by 3:00 p.m. right around 4:00 p.m. you can expect temperatures to creep into the eighties is not upper. places like fremont, and if you're born to the game at at&t park off the temperatures will be in the low to mid 70's. the first pitch is a 1:35 p.m.. >> that is jus

san diego's to stop using killer whales in their shows. see world, san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger see pen and cannot be bred if the bill became law. >> the unemployment benefits bill is heading to the house. the outlook remains cloudy. the legislation passed to yesterday's 59-38 but it took three months to move through the senate. the white house backed measure would restore benefits that were cut off in late december, and maintain them to the end of may. if renewed, the eight would total about $256 a week. >> meantime, president barack obama and democrats in congress are making an election year push to draw attention to women's wages. their leaky the president's executive action with pending senate legislation aimed at closing a compensation gender gap. debating a law that will make easier for workers to sue companies for paying women less than men because of their gender. >> louisiana republican is apologizing after a newspaper published video which appears to show him kissing a married staff member. u.s. rep vance mccallister is also a married man. he has five children and ran on the platform family battles. a. moreau news out a posted this video on is website. it is believed to have been taken inside of his office in december. >> see tracks? think the train. that is the new campaign launching today to highlight dangers of the near train tracks. road trade groups and companies are backing his campaign because the number of deaths have either by accident or because someone was walking on tracks. >> 18 year old girl out of ohio ha been cited for a 10 year-old girl i of ohio has been cited for damaging several cars all because she was asleep. police said that the girl was scared and crying when they arrived. her stepdad said this she sleepwalks. the to your old was cited as standard procedure so the car owners to do not have trouble getting their insurance company to pay for their damages. >> coming up the kron4 new is. gm has been the center of controversy this year for recall of millions of cars. but now, some good news is coming their way with a safety test. wht ofandfls eh ye?ugh by usingne ls trh bag ch mth, can angladorceex bs sttch unl th'á so youan te th out ss oen. most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >> welcome back. what some wall street and today investors are hoping that there will be an end to the market's longest losing streak in two months. yesterday wrapped up three straight days of losses with the dog off over 300 points in the last three days. >> the dow lost 166 points. the nasdaq was off 47 points. the s&p 500 was down 20 points. some big bay area companies have also been hit hard in the sell-off. net flex is down 26%, s soul city andplunk are down 30%. dow futures are down over 150 points ahead of the opening bell. >> today marks the official end of windows x p. the popular operating system has been around for 12 years, an estimated 30% of businesses and consumers are still using it. while they will be able to continue to run x p after today, microsoft says it will no longer provide new security updates. in addition to home computers, expiate is used to run everything from water treatment facilities and power plants. >> midsize suv , shourd when it comes to crash test ratings. only two of the nine suvs tested receive the highest rating. the insurance institute of highway safety says that general motors' chevrolet equinox and gmc terrain receive the highest or good rating. but toyota highlander got the second best. the institute says that the jeep grand cherokee, toyota 4runner and the ford explorer got a marginal rating. >> for some airlines has come to drop the line. passengers will not be seen as the fruit and their drinks or beer and diet cokes. that is because the price of a line has spiked. combined with a drought in california, it has driven up the price to a three-year high. >> coming up on the kron4 news. if you live in alameda county, you want to make your friendmake friends with yor neighbors. we will tell you what the county is doing to make sure their residents are following the mandatory water restrictions. >> the warm weather makes a perfect for a cold street. we would tell you where you can get a free school todascoop. >> here is a live look outside from our mount tam. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? 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san diego family with a sick child off the coast of mexico which is completed. san diego says the rice -- price came to $663,000. the family arrived open shore on wednesday. >>> a sailor rescued after going overboard in the middle of a yacht race in the pacific will dock in sanrancisco any minute. the 46-year-old andrew tailor was in the water for 90 minutes. >> a foggy and gray start to the commute and you can expect fog and high chows. that will barly burn off. cooler the next few days. we have drizzle expected today and tomorrow. >> seven, the traffic shows moving smoothly away from the maze. we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge with construction, too, all ahead. >> a woman in brazil was nearly robbed on camera while being interviewed about crime in rio de janeiro. a would-be thief approached and tried to snatch the necklace. the woman escaped with only a scratched neck and the face of the thief is blurred because of strategic laws identifying minors. miss have stepped up security ahead of the world cup with thousands of police officers and marine on cute. >> a row in new zealand, prince william and kate went head to head competing against each other in a yacht race. this morning, the duke and duchess duked it out in the sailboats but william

san diego-bound navy ship to get treatment she needed. >> the mission is not complete until we transfer the patient to the next level of medical care in san diego area. >> official say the girl is in stable condition. sailors rescue her three-year-old sister and the girls' are parents this is a remote region of the pacific with few shipping lanes so that necessitated the ship leaving san diego to help us. >> this video was released showing team members parachuting too the pacific ocean one after the other. it was thought they may have to use the helicopter for transport but it is not necessary. they are prepared to if needed. they were two weeks into a sailing work and she developed a fever and rash and not responding to medication leaving the parents with a very different story to tell. >> family is defending their decision to take their one-year-old around the world by sea. their statement says when we departed on this journey a year ago we were then and remain today confident that we prepared as well as any sailing crew could. >> new developments this morning in the month long search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 that is called the best heed yet. crews in australia picked up two signals in the southern indian ocean consistent with pins from a black box. crews picked up two sounds, first held two hours and the second was held for 13 minutes. >> sound

want to know more about the san diego zoo or the oakland zoo, the san francisco zoo, this is what it's all about, zoo awareness. >> yes, definitely. if you can't come to san diegoto visit a facility, support your local zoo whether it's the oakland zoo, san francisco zoo, any of them. we all work together for conservation. >> reporter: and we made it so easy. just visit us online at kpix.com. reporting with rick swartz from the san diego zoo, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. juliette, frank, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:20. another group of nfl cheerleaders files a lawsuit against their team. how they say their dream job turned to a nightmare. >> reporter: coming up in sports, madison baumgarner pitches an eight inning gem but could he get any help from his offense? plus the sharks try to pull off the upset by beating l.a. at the staples center. more next. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> a san jose check all green on the sensors meaning everything is moving at the limit if you are traveling through downtown and 280,

truong returns to his home in san diego before the scheduled cheat, and, from there, he suddenly makes a move no one is expecting. >> he decided to drive to los angeles from san diegorport -- to go hop on a flight back to vietnam. >> narrator: later, it is learned that truong was not fleeing the country, merely taking a short trip. but the fbi does not know that. >> we made the decision to arrest phuong truong 10 minutes before he was to board his flight to vietnam. >> narrator: it is over. by now, investigators have reviewed hundreds of hours of surveillance footage in order to build the case against the trans. and, following a series of indictments, more than 40 people plead guilty to charges related to the cheating scheme. >> the 45 people who pled guilty span the entire reach of the conspiracy. you had people who started out as placeholders and bettors within the organization. you had people who were also pit bosses and supervisors for the casino who were also in the cheating crew. >> narrator: among those who plead guilty is jamie root. he serves 60 days in a federal prison and is now responsible for enormous restitution and legal fees. >> for me, crime didn't

san francisco, thank you. >>> that san diego family stranded in the pacific is back home after a dramatic rescue by a team from moffett field. a navy ship took eric and charlotte kaufman to san diego along with their 1- and 3-year- old girls. the rescue crew is also back home here in the bay area. four members of the california air national guard 129th rescue wing jumped out of an airplane to get the kaufman family's disabled boat the rebel heart. they spent four days aboard and finally got the family on the navy ship that took them home to san diego. >> at the end of the day for us, it was just like a training jump that we do. we go through all the same procedures. >> i'm glad i was picked to go. it's always happy when we can bring back live souls. >> the seas were so rough, some members of the rescue team were sick on the sailboat. >>> 83 people on board a luxury cruise ship have come down with stomach flu-like symptoms. they are believed to be infected by norovirus. the crown princess was in san francisco on tuesday and is now in santa barbara. passengers were given a health screening before being allowed off the ship. >>> relief is in sight for frustrated highway 101 commuters

san diego alo >>> the california family stranded in the pacific with a sick child is back on dry land. a navy ship took the kaufmans to san diego along with their 1- and 3-year-old daughters. the kaufmans didn't say much to reporters when they reached port. >> we're on our way to a medical appointment and once we're done with those things, then we'll have more information for the press. >> in a written statement later, the family said they are confident they prepared as well as they sailing crew could. officials sank the boat because it was disabled and taking on water. >> there's a lot of talk about whether they should have been sailing around the world with two infants. >> kpix 5's betty yu talked to the east guardsman based in moffett who rescued the family. >> reporter: they are often compared to super men, ninjas, real-life "x-men." they are the elite 129th rescue wing of the air national guard. only 10% of the tryouts make the cut. >> you put them through up to eight weeks of just completely trashing these guys. >> reporter: two rescuers spoke at moffett field after a seven- day mission to rescue a baby and her family 900 miles off the coast of mexico. this is video from the trip. here are the men jumping out of the plane. >> at the end of the day for us, it's like a training jump that we do. we go through all the same procedures. >> reporter: pararescue leaders showed us what it took to save the kaufman family. first they shoved this giant package with an inflatable boat inside like this one out into the pacific ocean. that's what the men used to get to the sailboat. and just to give you an idea of how much this stuff weighs, i had to try on their gear. this parachute i'm told weighs at least 50 pounds. believe me, it does. and then the pararescue men strap on a waterproof bag with medical supplies and other equipment they put it on their chest before they make that jump. >> basically we're taking our own ambulance to it the patient. >> reporter: training takes about two years. there are 44 pararescue men who work out of moffett field. it's the only unit in the state. >> i'm glad i was chosen. it's always good to bring them back safely. >> the sea was so rough, even the parajumpers got sea sick as 5 to 8-foot waves crashed into the boat. >>> more people have gotten sick on a princess cruise ship that was in san francisco this week. 66 passengers and 17 crew members are now sick and isolated in their cabins. they are believed to be infected by norovirus. the ship is now at the cruise's final destination of santa barbara. passengers were screened to make sure they are healthy before they were allowed off the ship. >>> a worker at the baskin- robbins in belmont was apparently doing more than scooping ice cream, also selling pot behind the counter. investigators say he sold pot 280 undercover detectives on two occasions. he is under arrest. police say prospective customers used a catch phrase when ordering a signal they wanted more than just a single scoop. he worked at the store since 2008 but investigators aren't sure when he added pot to the ice cream list. >> you just say you want more than a single scoop? usually that's a double scoop. >> you want your mint ice cream, extra on the green? >> i guess so. >> i don't know. very, very strange. >>> foggy for the next five to seven days in a summe