the question is why send up smoke in the san fernando valley? this smoke would cover a two square mile area and obscure anything from enemy bombers. >> war production in the san fernando valley? >> the lockheed martin airplane, l.a.x., a huge air ternal for stuff going to the pacific and several other parts and things involved sending up a gigantic smoke screen for miles. it would take days to dissipate wit inversion layer over l.a. just sort of sis there. the idea was if these japanese bombers appeared they wouldn't know what they were aiming at and thus would have to drop their bombs or of course, we kn japanese never quite got that close. >> so extend the not just to the valley, but the old lax. >> yes. time for one more question. all the way in the back. >> you have suggested this before, that, you know, we may be doing similar tactics even now. and, of course no one is going to say hey -- >> how would we know, right? >> but what about previous to world war ii? did you find that there had been a lot of materials in prior wars where we had do

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. >> 6 personas fueron heridas en el valle de san fernando, un n conductor se estrelló y 3 víctimas quedarona política que decomisa a conductores sin licencia, nos cuentan que quieren con esta demanda. adem >> a sido una de las luchas más largas. >> en total 7 dólares por 3 veces. >> hacen una demanda. >> para mí esto más bien es un negocio, es un negocio que estaaban recibiendo a nivel del conn condado de casi 1 millón de autos que decomisan. >> no puede dejar el auto por 30 días y dicen que esto puede traer mroproblemas a los oficia por no seguir no esto. >> el mismo estado dice que si están utilizando a la gente y el policía sabe que va a cumplir el trabajo porque ellos no tienen licencia. >> según diciemben que esto no refleja una acción de inmigración. >> se ponen en las escuelas cuando saben que van a buscar a los niños. >> (♪) >> nos informaó antonio. >> las autoridades decomisaron cartuchos de rifle al regresar volvemos. >> en camino un sistema de alta presión en california y se queda el fin de semana, en detalles al regresar. >> (♪) >> personas murieron y otras 30 resultaron heridas

. >> una coaliciÓn del valle de san fernando, integrantes del movimiento de indignado lanzÓ propuestasmanifestaron en las afueras de la ciudadano estÁn pagando el 99% que representan a la mayorÍa tienen que pagar lo que les corresponde. >> no importa si son demÓcratas ore pÚblico canso nos importa igualmente. >> ni siquiera son tomados en cuenta por el gobierno, pero son parte del 99% y tienen que pagar impuestos >> billones y billones de dÓlares metidos en el irs que no saben de dÓnde vienen pero tenemos que saber que vienen de las personas, de los 12 millones de personas que trabajan sin documentos y pagan im puktss >> la situaciÓn economica y desempleo y continÚan afectando a un gran trabajo de la poblaciÓn. >> es estudiante y trabaja para costear los estudios aunque paga sus impuestos siente que su futuro es incierto. >> he acostumbrado de los 18 aÑos y yo siempre he tenido que pagar impuestos y todos los aÑos y con mil dÓlares para los federales y nunca ha habido nada de ayuda. >> la en un fes santiagos se extendiÓ por varias horas y en los mensajes se pidiÓ que paguen mÁs impuest

the first full section of track would stretch from merced to the san fernando valley in los angeles. a significant expansion from the original concept that linked only central valley cities. >> up next, the women making a name for themselves in alameda county. >> three people are splitting a world-record lottery jack pat and are staying out of the spotlight at least for now. >>> it looks a lot different outside than this morning. we're seeing some blue. leigh glaser has a look ahead at >> ama: a science tirks an educator and an artist are among the 11 women inducted into the alameda hall of fame. they were honored at a ceremony at the greek orthodox church in oakland. they received special recognition for their achievement and outstanding work in the community. >> i was certainly shocked to know, because the work i do -- i'm looking for work i'm doing, and i'm involved in my foundation, and it's very important for us to be sure our young people see these women, they can also do anything they want to too and dream big. >> ama: the women's hall of fame is known for giving back to the c

in 1971, a small earthquake hit the san fernando valley. it killed 65 people. that was the genesis of the first efforts of the state legislator -- legislature to pass laws to upgrade california hospitals. in 1994, and other earthquake struck the same region. all california's hospital be seismically safe and upgraded by 2015. be of art now 10 years into a negotiation process surrounding cpmc. we do not have any more time. prolonging this negotiation any longer does us no favors whatsoever. this is a process that other hospitals are going through. the development agreement for this particular proposal is much more generous than the equivalent hospitals area close to where we are today.

the first full section of track will stretch to the san fernando valley in 2022 significant expansionrom the original concept that linked only central valley cities. critics were calling the train to nowhere. >>> just ahead, multi-billion dollar drug deal that affects more than 1 in 3 americans. >>> critics say the mega merger is too big of a pill to swallow. >>> more money, more problems. battle over one of those three winning mega . >>> two big companies than of that handled prescription benefits are now one. the deal creates a pharmacy benefits manager so large that it will handle the prescriptions of 135 million people. both companies say the deal will lead to greater savings and efficiency. others in the industry voice concerns about competition. last week a group of drug stores and pharmacists filed a federal lawsuit to stop that deal from going through. >>> getting clues into who the winners of the mega jackpot might be for one there are reports of a growing controversy. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: americans who played mega millions and didn't win are returning

so far six teenagers have been treated in emergency rooms and the san fernando valley act is distilling the cheap liquid. >> a person never had alcohol before, they can get drunk almost into -- instantaneously. it is very dangerous. >> most hand sanitizers have 62% ethyl alcohol. 18 is go in china escaped death after falling 20 feet into a sinkhole. it was captured on surveillance camera. the girl was walking along with a perfect hole in the sidewalk opened up under her feet. a passing cab driver -- stopped immediately and climb down to help the girl and eventually firefighters were able to pull the ground out. they say watered eroded the ground beneath the sidewalk. still ahead, good news for drivers. gas prices are heading back down. but the answer as to why depends on who you ask. we will look at this series on "consumer alert." >> the single video -- i found my new greatest fear of that happening. no single happening here. very chilly temperatures. it is warmer now in south dakota than miami, florida. first, a live look outdoors. 58 at bwi for good >> in today's consumer alert, as y

in 1971, a small earthquake hit the san fernando valley. it killed 65 people. that was the genesis of the first efforts of the state legislator -- legislature to pass laws to upgrade california hospitals. in 1994, and other earthquake struck the same region. all california's hospital be seismically safe and upgraded by 2015. be of art now 10 years into a negotiation process surrounding cpmc. we do not have any more time. prolonging this negotiation any longer does us no favors whatsoever. this is a process that other hospitals are going through. the development agreement for this particular proposal is much more generous than the equivalent hospitals area close to where we are today. it has been an inclusive process. the deal has been struck between cpmc and the mayor's office is one that is fair to all. it is not perfectthe eir -- it is not perfect. eir's will always be subject of documents. that is always going to be the opinion of folks who do not want to see progress and who do not want to see projects move ahead. the eir is a lengthy and complete document.

the southern end of the initial operating segment has been extended to the san fernando valley. >>> we'll get an idea of how much snow the storms have dropped in the sierra. engineers will go out this morning to sure the snow pack this will be the fourth time this season department of water resources will conduct a manual survey even though winter and early spring have been relatively dry the reservoirs are 80 to 100% filled. that's okay. state leaders credit that on our conservation efforts. hopefully, this fourth measure will be better than the first. >> it was bad, we had a lot of the green patches. 4:37. time for a check on the weather. >>> some areas 10 feet of snow this past month officially the snow season did end yesterday. we could still get a couple more storms that could dump more snow. right now things are quiet. good monday morning. doppler picking up nothing, cooler everywhere except antioch three degrees warmer san francisco the same as yesterday. everyone else one to six degrees cooler that puts us in the 30s and 40s from now to 8:00. napa 38. 39 never lore. low to -- 39 l

the first full section of track will stretch to the san fernando valley in 2022 significant expansionrom the original concept that linked only central valley cities. critics were calling the train to nowhere. >>> just ahead, multi-billion dollar drug deal that affects more than 1 in 3 americans. >>> critics say the mega merger is too big of a pill to swallow. >>> more money, more problems. battle over one of those three winning mega millions tickets. . >>> two big companies than of that handled prescription benefits are now one. the deal creates a pharmacy benefits manager so large that it will handle the prescriptions of 135 million people. both companies say the deal will lead to greater savings and efficiency. others in the industry voice concerns about competition. last week a group of drug stores and pharmacists filed a federal lawsuit to stop that deal from going through. >>> getting clues into who the winners of the mega jackpot might be. for one there are reports of a growing controversy. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: americans who played mega millions and didn

der a and bakersfield, the train to no where, the first segment runs 300 miles between merced to san fernando valley. construction will start sooner. puts it into operation by 2022. this revision relies on a major assumption, and that's that uncle sam will pitch in another $4 billion over the next ten years. that might be a mighty assumption, considering recent congressional opposition to this has been strong. the state legislature has also been highly critical. the governor hopes this revision is palatable enough that in a few weeks they can ask the legislators to approve some bonds that are needed so construction can start by year's end. when completed, california's high speed rail will take you between the bay area and los angeles in 2 hours, 40 minutes, speeds up to 220 miles per hour. live here in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> a bay area cyclist on the way to california after a scary day being hit by a car in spain. three time tour of california winner was on a solo train ride when he was hit. he was rushed to the hospital. fortunately, doctors didn't find any broken bones

sherman oaks, california, in san fernando valley. i have the biggest sweet tooth ever.i have to make a trip here to blizz frozen yogurt. there seems to be a celebrity tie-in to almost everything here in beverly hills. and blizz is no exception. blizz is known for its frozen yogurt, but crepes, smoothies, and waffles are also on the menu. in fact, i'll give you a little taste. all right. i'm no expert in the kitchen, but today i'm going to show you just how i like my crepes with a little help from tom. and then we use the spatula. all right. we got half of it. >> perfect. >> now we go in for the kill. some of my favorite toppings, chocolate. and of course, raspberry sauce. we're ready! let's go. and this is my favorite part. time to dive in. delicious! kareen wynter, cnn, sherman oaks, california. >>> other stories making headlines right now, some of the things our affiliates are covering, in fact. a seventh grader in charlotte, north carolina, claims she got a unique punishment for skipping class. >> she told us that we was going to have to clean the bathrooms. >> maria

it happened at the santa clara federal credit union in san fernando in san jose. >>> they want to bar city, he is asking a court to overturn the suspension. sheriff ross mirkarimi plans to fight for his job and they believe there is a conflict of interest of accusing herrera of acts as approximater and -- a prosecutor and deciding whether to keep sheriff ross mirkarimi from office. however, herrera denies the conflict allegation. >>> giant's catcher butter posey disagrees with most of the accusations. he first spot the that pain overnight. if you don't know, it is a blistering skin rash older people get. >>> the single minor league team is starting its 25th season in san jose. they will be hosting the blaze tonight. first pitch at 6:30 san hoe's many physical stadium. >>> they are wet, there has been an overturned pick up, just before 24 so watch for that. let's go out and take a look at the 880 although traffic did not get busy so it looks pretty good. also this among's commute, we have a crash reported, restaurant see, i want to mention it and there could be some windy conditions on

the latest robbery happened tuesday at the santa clara federal credit union on san fernando street in jose. >>> time now 7:18. you might want to call it his bad hair day. we're talking about giant star tim lincecum. you know him for his long hair. last night tim lincecum showed off his new hair before the fans in denver. it's still long but it's about 4-inches shorter. well what he did on the mound made a lot of people wonder if the longer hair gave him more power. lincecum had the shortest night of his career. the giants gave up the most runs since 2006. the colorado rock keys beat the giants 17-8. >>> well it's opening night for another giants baseball team in the bay area. the san jose giants. the team starts its 28th season. this is video of buster posey playing for the san jose giants just two years ago. san jose will host the blaze tonight. the first pitch 6:30 at san jose municipal stadium. >>> the time now 7:19 and the weather has been extreme in some spots this morning. that's a live look outside. and even though we're getting a bit of a break now, meteorologists steve paulso

low clouds in places like the bay area and portions of the san fernando valley but by afternoon, pictureyour temperatures are nice too. well above normal highs. san francisco, 79. easy for me to say. 78 in salt lake city. 17 from dallas to houston. 76 in atlanta, 77 in tampa. 71, your high in boston expected to be 72. that is a quick snapshop on your travel, and randi, let's send it right back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> so there is a huge job market for cyber security warriors some of why are so many jobs are going unfilled and what are the consequences? rene marsh reports. >> reporter: they're on the front lines defending america from cyber attacks. government and industry insiders say you're practically guaranteed a job in cyber security if you've got the right stuff. >> there is the lack of expertise and there are a lot of people clamoring for people who know the internet world, can work in this area. >> reporter: last year the department of homeland security's cyber unit responded to more than 106,000 cyber attacks. janet napolitano says unless we train more cyber experts ou

that sparked a high-speed chase through the san fernando valley. car was chased onto the freeway, where it was struck by a police cruiser. the man jumped out and made several menacing motions to officers with hands, who opened fire, killing him. the suspect is 19-year-old abdul aryan. his uncle said he did not have a gun and was afraid of police. officers say because it was dark, they could not tell if the man was armed. >>> a 13-year-old baltimore girl accidentally shot to death. her two friends tried to hide the body. police are now looking for the man they believe owned the rifle used in the crime. >> reporter: by issuing this warrant for an unrelated crime, police hope to get martinez armstrong into custody. they say he owned the 22- caliber rifle other used to kill monae turnage. two young teens who were playing with that rifle when turnage was shot, are now charged with involuntary manslaughter. hit once in the chest, her body was found in a backyard off this alley in northeast baltimore. you may remember four-year veteran police officer john

s san fernando valley. >> two for one special. >> reporter: he's been accused of cashing in on manson's. roberts says, it's anything but. >> it's ruined my career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been in person, person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now, matthew roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. cnn los angeles. >> interesting story. >>> there is news tonight that is neither dark nor shock. it's about a hero. really the only way to describe the middle school student who took control of the school bus after the driver slumped over the wheel. dramatic moments captured on the bus surveillance camera. ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. sol

. ♪ >> reporter: today roberts pays the bills working in san fernando valley.e's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. robert says it's anything but. >> it's ruined by career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, it would be nice to lay eyes on him and be person to person with him once in my life. >> reporter: for now roberts lives with a fear of who his father is. miguel marquez. >> interesting story. >>> there's a story tonight about a hero. the middle school student who took control of his school bus after the driver slumped over at the wheel. dramatic moments captured on the surveillance camera. story ahead. ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? in what passes for common sense. used to be we socked money away and expected it to grow. then the world changed... and the common sense of

s san fernando valley. the question, are these two men related? we're here together. also joined by dr. michael bierd who is the chief doctor at the center. what are the results? >> well, we did dna tests and we determined with scientific certainty you do not share a common biological ancestry. >> holy cow. >> absolutely 100%? >> yes. we did a battery of tests. >> matthew, this has been a long search for you. and now the search continues. how are you feeling? >> well, i don't know how to feel. i mean, i was hoping i could put this behind me one way or the other. >> reporter: despite the news he's not charles manson's son, most people would be overjoyed. matthew feels his long search for a father has ended in vain. >> it seems like a universal practical joke on me. that's the only lead i had. now i have no chance of knowing my father. >> reporter: freeman was hoping to gain an uncle. for both men, the search to understand themselves goes on. >> so miguel, it's interesting. most people would be appalled to have manson as his father. is he now upset he has no idea who it

was poised to re-recycle at least 80 million gals a day being processed in the san fernando valley at a re claimation plant, and they even built a mine that would take the reclaimed water north, quite as processed as the water currently is being processed in orange county, but it was going to take that water and recharge the groundwater at the dam. a couple of politicians didn't like and it people in the valley said, oh, my god, toilet to tap, and they started a campaign. also, there was a beer company involved that was worried about what would happen if their beer was associated with previously used toilet water. the project was shut down, dwp, which was responsible for doing the program, never really did a public education practice, and even to this day, they constantly have these, quote, stakeholder meetings to find out if people would be willing to accept recycled water into the groundwater table, which then gets mixed with fresh water, actually cleaning up some of the polluted water underground from industrial use. so they've done several of these stakeholder meetings and still h

your promiscuity point, it has been suggested that he has more positions than an actor from the san fernando valley. >> if those swing state polls tell the story, the rising economy is certainly mirrored in the president's re-election standing. is mitt romney watching his campaign platform as john says, dismantled by the weak, every week? every month that we get better unemployment figures? if we do, this is a problem for him. is not it? . >> well, it's a problem rht now. but remember, most americans who will be voting in november are not paying as much attention as, say, you and i and jonathan and alex are paying. and what will happen with the economy in the summer and fall will be far more telling. we've watched the last two, three years. the economy seemed to sputter in a positive direction. only to flag yet again. so i think mitt romney is banking on an october decline. which may be his only hope. but it does at the moment take wind out of his sails, hey, i'm mr. fix-it. i'm mr. turn-around. he doesn't seem to have a lot to say, the speech he gave yesterday attacking barack obama was so

. ♪ >> reporter: today roberts pays the bills working at the blue zebra cabaret in san fernando valleyen accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. robert says it's anything but. >> it's ruined by career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, it would be nice to lay eyes on him and been in person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. miguel marquez, cnn. >> interesting story. >>> there's a story tonight about a hero. the middle school student who took control of his school bus after the driver slumped over at the wheel. dramatic moments captured on the surveillance camera. story ahead. what's inside is a . home protector plus from liberty mutual insurance, where the cost to both repair your house and replace what's inside are covered. so your life can settle right back into place. to learn more, visit libertymutual.com today. the utterly shocking sensation of being on a business trip where eve

police were chasing this car through a stretch of highway in the san fernando valley when the driverpped the car, jumped out and pointed something at the officers. that's when police started firing, killing the suspect on the spot. officers are still trying to figure out why the man was on the run in the first place. >>> 5:44, new this morning a strong earthquake jolted people out of bed near the gulf of california just hours after a separate quake swayed tall buildings in mexico city. the u.s. geological survey reports a 6.9 magnitude quake hit the waters between the baja peninsula and the northern state of donora just after midnight local time. that follows a 6.4 shaker that struck the mountains of western mexico on wednesday causing plenty of shaking in cities up to 200 miles away from the epicenter. just yesterday an 8.6 quake and an 8.2 aftershock rattled the coast of sumatra in the indian ocean. overnight many people in the country's west banda aceh province chose to spend the night in tents, shelter centers and mosques. many fled their homes leaving their belongings behind as

police were chasing this car through the stretch of highway in the san fernando valley when the driverp the car, jumped out and pointed something at officers. that is when police started firing, killing the suspect on the spot. officers are still trying to figure out why the man was on the run in the first place. >>> a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck the western coast of mexico overnight just six hours after another strong quake swayed buildings in mexico city. scientists here in california are closely monitoring the activity and the quakes that rocked southeast asia yesterday. jean elle talked with them about what those quakes could mean for the bay area. >> reporter: scientists here at the usgs here in menlo park are reviewing data from four large earthquakes. the first two were over magnitude 8, 8.6 and 8.2 off the coast of sumatra in the indian ocean. panicked people ran for higher ground until the tsunami warning was lifted. scientists say tsunamis were not generated because the earth moved side to side instead of up and down. we now know tsunamis generated far away can damage cal

. >> the estuary feeds into san fernando bay. when will crews be back this morning?porter: we're not sure. but we do know that yesterday, multiple agencies were out here searching for the 45 caliber weapon that the suspect said he threw out into the estuary. last night, we had the alimeta police here. the san francisco police department also included in that search. they are really hoping they're able to find this weapon. we talked to j.d. they will son from the county sheriff's office and he talked about the search. >> finding any object is difficult. a gun is not the easiest thing to find. not the most difficult in the world, but it's pretty small. we've got a wide area that we're searching which is why we have divided into three sections. if a gun is found, they generally will mark it off with something that's in the water because what you don't want to do is find it and then refind it, so they mark it off and at that point will call oakland in and see what they want to do about the evidence collection. >> reporter: and right now, we are waiting to hear back from

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six teenagers in the san fernando valley have come into hospitals because of alcohol poisoning.d sanitizer. the deal is, they separate it, distill it. they use salt. they separate the gel sanitizer from the alcohol. liquid sanitizers, they are 62% ethel alcohol. that means 120 proof alcohol which is stronger than shots of wild turkey. and a few shots can be very bad for you. here is the doctor. >> all alcohols are dose dependent. the more you ingest worse you will feel. if you have five martinis you will feel bad and eventually pass out. if you drink this stuff you will feel bad right away. you will have trouble breathing and walk and eventually you will pass out. >> reporter: if you have teenagers and you have hand sanitizer around and you are worried, get the gel stuff out of the home and bring the foam in because it's harder to distill. megyn: one thing that my mother told me that kept me on the straight and narrow for real. stay tuned. see you, trace. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with

san juan. y como don fernando está gravemente enfermo en el hospital es importante que angela vaya a méxico prontotu hermano no sabe nada de esto. llamé a roberto pero no estaba en su casa. nunca está en su casa. no puedes ir a méxico sola. no te preocupes. si quieren saber algo más... olga: yo quiero hacerle una pregunta. ¿por qué angel nunca mencionó a su familia? lamentablemente, no sé la respuesta. angela, ¿hablaste con tu abuela? todavía no. la voy a llamar ahora mismo. ( teléfono suena ) mujer: ¿sí? ioh, angela! ¿cómo estás, querida? sí... ¿cómo dices? ¿a méxico? pero angela, ¿tienes que ir a méxico ahora? sí, abuela. el señor castillo, mi abuelo, está en el hospital. está muy enfermo. quiero conocer a esa señorita rodríguez. mañana podemos ir a tu casa. está bien. hablamos entonces. que tengan un buen viaje. gracias, abuela. adiós. un momento, angela. quiero hablar con tus tíos. sí, abuela. mañana voy a su casa. carlos: bien. quiere hablar con ustedes. olga: dámela. yo quiero hablar con ella primero. gracias. ¿mamá? ( habla en voz baja ) iay! iesa olga! ¿viste? la inquisición española. buen

s san fernando's valley. >> it's ruined my career.. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been in person -- person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now matthew roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. miguel marquez, cnn, los angeles. >>> thanks for watching. you can continue the conversation with me on twitter at kyra cnn or on facebook. cnn "newsroom" continues now with suzanne malveaux. >>> live from cnn headquarters in atlanta, where it's 12 noon, 9:00 a.m. on the west coast. i'm suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed for this wednesday, april 11th. >>> tsunami, no. marg emergency, yes. a massive earthquake shook the earth today. aftershocks several hours after the initial quake. officials sent out a tsunami warning for the entire indian ocean. so far no reports of serious damage or injuries. chad myers from the severe weather center, we're going to t

this tow truck was the subject of a very unusual police chase in the san fernando valley area in los. the driver got into a fight with police officers at the scene of an accident. well, the chase that happened, it didn't endane danger any other drivers because believe it or not, the tow truck driver obeyed the laws, he didn't speed. you can see the tow truck driver there finally stopped and surrendered. >>> some teenagers are using hand sanitizers to get drunk. calls are up at the poison control center in san francisco about alcohol poisoning from drinking sanitizer. youtube is filled with videos showing teens ingesting hand sanitizers and then passing out. toxicologists say hand sanitizers are 62% alcohol. parents are urged to use foam instead of gel because it's more difficult to distill the alcohol. >> frightening. >>> federal agents busted a drug ring with local ties to a music label phone as phiz entertainment. 45,000 ecstasy pills, crack cocaine and cash was seized. the fbi arrested 25 people in three states. local arrests were made in oakland, vallejo, fairfield and stockton.