the center for investigative reporting, two, two ktvu consumer editor, and jill tucker, "san francisco chronicleeducation reporter. how many kids are locked up, and what is the significance of this intervention by the federal department of justice department and education? >> well, there are about 30% of the kids that are locked up, there's about 270 beds there are -- have special needs, special education. but that's really low for a facility. the estimates typically are around 70%. so at least 1/3 are -- have the diagnosis, have the paperwork to be in special education. but the lawsuit alleges that there's probably a lot more that haven't been identified and haven't received the services. the federal lawsuit is a pretty big deal. it's rare for the feds to weigh in on a case like this. and it sort of signals that they felt pretty strongly that the party involved which are the probation department and the county office of education which sort of have been pointing the fingers at each other, the fed weighed in and said you're both responsible for the education and services that the children need.

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end tells the san francisco chronicle he is quote very troubled about not being informed. he was found to be another issue on that. >>> and they fork sparked a -- they sparked a heated discussion over living in public housing. they are showing us the conditions they are forced to live in. cockroaches bedbugs and mold and they say these they are -- this is making them sick. >> you will see how many times they remediated those units and they still came back, and it is not for lack of trying, we just have to do better. >> i have -- the living this condition of put them at a disadvantage to learning. >>> a foster mother is coming to court to face charges he now face a charge after a ten-year- old came forward. he used snakes to entice his victims. >> i think that was part of his community outreach the way he contacted people by seemingly harmless methods. it is something they do. >> reporter: weiss was a foster father for 16 years but they have not commented whether they were among his alleged victims. >>> he a due in court this morning and fails up to 20 years in prison for w

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the san francisco chronicle reports caltrans recently found rainwater dripping into the steel bridgetructure below the bridge deck. that structure was designed to be watertight and outside experts believe it could pose a risk of corrosion on the bridge. lisa argen is up with a check of the accuweather forecast. rain still on the way. >> that's right. carolyn, they haven't been out of it in the north bay. in fact, we are looking at still some flooding going on in parts of yachtville, santa rosa got a break right now. more rain offshore. everyone will see it this afternoon with the last wave pushing through. could even see one to two inches in some shots spots. i'll let you know where and when next. >> also ahead, woody allen breaks his silence. the rare statement after renewed academy sakes he molested his adopted daughter. and the by area start-up that's using robots to help teach kids a skill this could good is in a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut

police say he was drunk and left the scene, the "san francisco chronicle" also reported that subpoenas went to at least two dozen firefighters. the prosecution want to ask them what happened that night. >> workers from a refinery in martinez are recovering from burns after an accident. there was some sort of acid leak before 3:00 this morning. the men were air lifted to uc davis medical center. the leak is being investigated. >> clean up in richmond in a hazardous material spill. early this morning a flatbed truck was making a turn when it hit a parked double tanker truck that was carrying diesel fuel that spilled. some leaked into the storm drain. right now the eastbound 580 off-ramp is still closed and the on-ramp is open. also shut down until noon from second to harper and hoffman to harder. >> antioch police arrested three people after stolen car smashed into three other vehicles. it happened at davison drive this morning. the officers say the driver refused to stop. the three people from the stolen car tried to run away. a police dog bit one. one of the drives hit bit stolen car h

. >> reporter: now, according to the "san francisco chronicle," city attorney dennis herrera has offeredticipate in a civil rights lawsuit challenging the law. live from san francisco city hall, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> trending this morning, jan brewer. also paul rudd. he was on the tonight show. aaron hernandez the former football player was involved in a jailhouse fight. godzilla is also trending. the official movie trailer has been released and hits theaters may 16. and opening day. an online petition to make baseball's opening day a national day of observance has started collecting signatures. there you go. you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >> i like that idea because especially in cold weather areas when you play baseball everyone kind of comes alive again, you know? it's a big day. >> i guess it signifies spring. >> it does. sometimes you have snow on that day but it's still opening day. >>> how about traffic? >> would we get the day off? >> good call. >> i don't know. light traffic on the roads most parts of the bay area for now except for here. this has been a problem sp

the san francisco chronicle reports apple's top merger and acquisitions expert met last spring with tesla tesla's ceo,n musk. that i brings possibility of an acquisition. >>> concerns about bitcoin has sent the online currency plummeting. >>> business making money from recycling, but for some residents the old computers and cell phones are a toxic nightmare. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are today's headlines. in a new report, the united nations says north korea has to be held responsible for its crimes against humanity. >>> an ethiopian co-pilot hijacked an airplane to geneva. 202 were headed to rome. no one was injured. >>> venezuelan president nicholas maduro believes washington is encouraging the ongoing antigovernment protests in his country. the state department say those allegations are baseless and false. >>> countries in asia and africa are doing big business importing e-waste, trash from discarded electronics. as reported from china the big business comes with risks. >> shipped in from around the world for one of the ports for solid waste, some of

. >> kokkari is where the "san francisco chronicle" calls greek food "elevated to an art form." getting their wine on the list here and at their sister restaurant evvia in san jose shows stama wine has made it. the family gathered to celebrate this achievement, understanding the value of this new partnership. >> kokkari here in san francisco is known as one of the top restaurants for greek cuisine in the bay area, or in northern california. and we've eaten here many times. it gives us a lot of pride and joy to have our wine featured here at kokkari. >> i like comments i get from customers sometimes. i'll have people that have grown up in greek families and come to me and say that the food here reminds them of what their grandmother used to cook. >> stama wine has enjoyed fast-rising popularity since the first vintage was sold this spring. it marks a milestone for the family and culmination of a long journey for gus to honor past generations, proving no goal is out of reach if you want it badly enough. >> because i remember my father, plezer. he said, "son, i don't have nothing to

in san francisco are the television leg of an unusual reporting partnership that includes the san francisco chronicle, the center for investigative reporting and the residents of a public housing project in richmond, california. jeffrey brown looks at what they produced. >> brown: in many ways, it was a traditional hard hitting news investigation. it took months of digging, combing through stacks of documents and interviewing sources, for the center for investigative reportings amy julia harris and her colleagues to flesh out myriad problems at the richmond housing authority. but this investigation had a twist. one that offered a different way of reporting the news, and describing what's going on, through poetry. >> this is where rodents and roaches are like family cause we share the same meals. we feel 30 below air from cracked windows. no heat for richmond wind blows. >> brown: deandre evans, will hartfield and donte clark, all in their early 20's, grew up in richmond. last fall, they joined cirs harris as she interviewed residents and documented living conditions at two dilapidated public housing

we wanted to highlight also something chronicled by the san francisco chronicle, which included our former d 6 residents. after david's bike was stolen here in the neighborhood, he went online and spotted his tire again online, along with markings of his that he recognized. he text /-td the sell /-r asking to purchase the tire, not saying it was hissed, called sfpd and reached sergeant anderson. they posed as decoys on market street to get the seller to come to san francisco and they then apprehended him. sergeant anderson then stayed on duty eight hours past his shift and searching the home of the berkley suspect to complete the sting. they retrieved many other bikes and other items as well. he is a 15 year veteran of sfpd. he was promoted to sergeant in 2009 and has been a member of southern station investigative team since march of 2013. we're proud to have you as a part of district six family. and i know commander joe garrity and our commander for southern station, captain mike redman, who has been an astounding officer. these partnerships, amongst other have led to the closure of a ch

the "san francisco chronicle" reports that she met people at the shelter would had long years but losing their jobs. she says every member of congress should actually meet the homeless so they can appreciate who they talking about rather than just rattling off numbers about them. >> still to come, the secret service zeros in on how hackers accessed target's computers. >> a listers attending the funeral of philip seymour hoffman. covered california is howt californians can take advantage. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out if you do. all plans include free preventive care. now, you might have a question about what that means. it means free mammograms, immunizations, cancer screenings, and more. it's a big list, and it's a

the san francisco chronicle reports that a spokesman says lucas will look at the new location but calleda "hail mary" on the part of trust. >> the opening ceremony for the olympics is tomorrow but a terror threat has officials warning airline passery about toothpaste. >>> a day before opening ceremony in sochi a new warning for united states and international airlines flying into russia: the department of homeland security says they have specific and credible information terrorists could try to use toothpaste tubes filled with explosives to create a bomb. >> to construct it on an airplane or to smuggle it into the olympics. >> a serious enough threat for united states intelligence officials to alert a small number of united states aircraft traveling to russia lot warning is aimed at alerting foreign airlines. the warning follows the arrest of two women after a possible bomb plot was thwarted. the women had direct ties to the toothpaste tube intelligence that triggered the warning. russia has been trying to reassure the world that games are place and president putin created a ring of stee

he told the san francisco chronicle, this one-year extension is based on the hope that colony capitaltate firm, can get something done. i don't want to call it a last-ditch effort, but it seems the last chance oakland will get. we can't continue to play in that stadium with a baseball field and all that stuff. the raiders have been back in oakland since 1995 after moving to los angeles for the 1982 season. more news after the break. >>> let's turn things over to jeff. >> some heavy rain right now on the radar. you can see that bull's-eye right now. tracking through the peninsula through about 1:00 a.m. to about 1:15 in the morning, as well. we'll be tracking it for you throughout tomorrow and the 4 0k show. >> you've got it dialed in by the minute. have a great day tomorrow. >> be careful if you're driving in the morning. bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests. denzel washington. shaun white. musical guest, sara bareilles.

san"san francisco chronicle" reports the governor will veto a law aimed at placing more restrictions on gun owners in oak. leaders are pushing to make oakland the first to require gun owners to register guns with the city. the governor believes the city council should provide better support if the police department. he was the oakland mayor until 2006 and is a gun owner. >>> the family of a woman attacked in the emergency room at san francisco general hospital is questioning the hospital security. it is a story you saw first on abc7 news on tuesday night at 11 the family of the 93-year-old said she suffered cuts and bruises in the e.r. and you can see the injuries in these photos by the time the sheriff deputies intervened, it was too late. >> they found her bloody. she was bleeding from her head. her body was bruised. her arms were bleeding. >> the suspect, oren zebest, is accused of attacking her when he was told he had to be placed in psychiatric care. he entered a not guilty plea yesterday. she remains in good condition but is in the hospital. >> safeway is in talks to sell. the

san francisco general hospital are at least partly to blame for the death of lynn spalding. she's the patient who disappeared and was found dead in the stairwell 17 days later. the "san francisco chronicle" says a recent investigation found a doctor left written instructions telling staff to never leave spalding unattended. it also found at least one sheriff's deputy was told to search the stairwell. spalding's body was found in one of those stairwells more than two weeks later. as a result of her september disappearance, the hospital has changed some of its policies. >>> some employees living in the east bay took a different commute to work thanks to the google ferry. starting today through friday, google is providing a private ferry service from the harbor bay terminal in alameda to redwood city. the transportation authority says it doesn't expect the five-day trial to impact riders or parking. google will be providing off site parking and also a shuttle service for employees who are not allowed to park in the harbor bay ferry lot. >>> meanwhile, the days of free parking are also over at the ferry terminal. starting today, riders will have to pay an additional $2 to park their cars. t

according to the san francisco chronicle, the grand jury is investigating whether other firefighters tried to help cover up what happened. the firefighter involved registered a blood alcohol level of .13% after the accident. motorcyclist suffered broken bones and a puncture lung. >>> san francisco police are searching for two suspects from an overnight chase that ended in south san francisco. it began around 10:00 last night when police spotted a silver suv at is is plue avenue and hoff street. the driver of the suv led police on a chase down highway 101 that ended when the suv crashed into another car near highway 380. police took the driver into custody and are searching for two passengers who ran from police. police say they found multiple guns in the suv. >>> tonight the public gets a chance to weigh in on proposed to increases on the golden gate bridge. there are four options under consideration. one raises the to by a dollar followed by a series of increases. all the proposals raise the to to about $6.50 to $8 by 2018. >>> graco is recalling more than 3.7 million children's car

one was injured and no property was damage, while we will discuss that later, there was a san francisco chronicle story about the report's finding last thursday in the paper, on february 13. and the department is also responding to sunshine, is everyone's cell phone is off or low. >> and the department is also responding to a sunshine request from a local law first received the same day the public records on this incident was released. so, this is still ongoing in that respect. in addition to the chronicle story, dbi also responded to the media request on the central city express for the details about sros and whether or not they are be stole in the current harsh real estate market and also responded to the magazine request for the permanent requirements for the commercial hotel and city, and so he is very busy with the media these days, so thank you for all of your work on responding to everybody. congratulations to robert chung and the team who are managing the program, effecting soft story buildings, more than 800 owners contractors and professionals have participated in the department's publi

the "san francisco chronicle" reports santana is one of the more highly government administrators in the country and many feel the departure is a loss if oakland. she has been at the job in oakland since june of 2011. >> there is a new mayor to take office next month to serve out the term of san diego's first democratic mayor in two decades who resigned in august following multiple accusations of sexual harassment. he pled guilty to three charge of mistreating women and sentenced to they months of full confinement. >> volunteers in santa cruz have uncovered dirty sir springs found during a childrenup on monday by the group clean team. they pulled 300 needles from a creek next to evergreen cemetery. critics of the needle exchange program say that it is an ongoing problem which fights disease. santa cruz county supervisors now say they will look into solutions including possibly moving the program. >>> tonight golden gate bridge officials are holding the last in a series of public hearings on possible toll increases on the golden gate bridge with the district considering small incremen

construction at san francisco international airport could cause delays this summer. the "san francisco chroniclerts that sfo will be closing two of its four runways from may through september. during that time, crews will be installing collapsible pavement meant to stop runaway planes from going off the tarmac. the updates are part of a safety mandate. >>> a bay area olympian is about to embark on the experience of her young life. today her classmates let her know she has their full support. [ chanting ] >> that is gold right there. an energetic assembly held this morning at archbishop mitty high school. for paulina edmunds. she is a sophomore at the school. sophomore. paulina says competing in the sochi winter olympics has been a dream of hers for years. >> in 2010, i went to my first nationals. that was when the dream really started. and thin yeah, four years later i'm on the team so that's pretty school. >> indeed. she will still have to keep up with studies. she kind of joked about working on homework while she stays at the olympic village. yes, at 15 years old, she is the youngest figure sk

was driving the stock in yesterday's session was a story that broke over the weekend by the san francisco chronicle that the ceo tesla and the head of apple's mergers and acquistion met last spring.here's what morningstar analys had to say about a possible deal: "i think it's very important to consider the timeframe of that deal. a year ago tesla was a $35 stock and a $4 billion company. now it's a $200 stock and a $25 billion so a deal could have been possible, and apple sniffed around a year ago, but because of tesla's run-up a deal becomes increasingly unlikely." brian colello adds that apple is still actively searching for innovative mergers - including plans to add its operating system panel to dashboards in cars made by other auto manufacturers. here's chuck coppola with what's happening at toyota-- angie-- toyota is hoping to help electric vehicle owners "unplug." it is testing a new technolgy which would let drivers charge electric cars simply by parking on top of a charging station. the "plug" free stations use a magnetic technology, using a coil to transmit energy from the station undergr

the "san francisco chronicle" reports apple secretly met with tesla motors ceo last year, some analystsulated apple could buy the electric carmaker. and a new survey by travel site expedia finds 60% of americans feeling vacation deprived even when they're getting r and r, two-thirds say they're still checking work e-mail and voice mail. expedia says on average people are only using ten of their 14 vacation days each year. now, that a concern. >> i was going to say, are you serious? that doesn't make any sense. if you want to share those day, i'll take them. >> absolutely. more vacation for everybody. >> yes. >>> all right. other stories making news, john kerry had strong words for russia regarding the syrian peace talks. mr. kerry accused russia of undermining gonegotiations. kerry went on to say it is clear assad is trying to continue the violence rather than negotiate for peace. >>> and at least ten people are dead after a roof collapsed on a party at a south korean resort. according to officials, about 80 were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the collapse may have been cause

the "san francisco chronicle" reports that apple met with tesla ceo last month in secret. neither company talking about this. analysts say apple is trying to expand outside of iphones and ipads and into cars. the company has nearly $160 billion in cash and invest. s. they also say that apple is looking at the medical devices business, specifically technology that can predict heart attacks. >> people on the peninsula are being warned of a new phone scam that's going around. so here's how it works. the caller says he's with the san jose sheriff's office and that there is a warrant for the person's arrest. the victim is supposed to buy a green dot card with cash on it, put in the mail if they don't want to be jailed. officials say if you get a call like this you should immediately notify police. >> in fresno county, a man tried to rescue his family from a fiery car crash but authorities say despite his efforts, he couldn't get to them in time. according to the chp, his wife and four children railrowere inv last night when the driver of the mini ran drove and crashed into the

tesoro refinery has refused to allow federal investigators into its plant, according to the san francisco chronicle. this comes after an accident last week in which a pipe leaked acid and burned two workers there. the report says tesoro considered the accident so minor that it did not meet the criteria for a federal investigation. the u.s. chemical safety board inspectors were able to get into the plant right after the accident, but when they tried to return, tesoro said no. >>> the california drought has the federal government bracing for the long haul after dramatically cutting back water supplies to the state last year. today, they said farmers and local water districts will get virtually nothing. new federal water allocations released today are bad news for california. experts tell us federal officials think the drought is even more dire than first thought. john fowler reports on how all of this may affect you. >> reporter: a big impact could be on food prices, but depending on where you live, times could soon get tough. water supplies for half a million people in the east bay, from oakley to m

location they're out now runs through the end of the summer but documents obtained by the san francisco chronicle show that google had proposed this moving barge that would be going all around san francisco bay and up and down the west coast they intended to get it going in late twenty thirteen obviously they passed that deadline so the earliest we might find out what this truly is might be later this year so flower money they sometimes a full report from you from inside the mysterious structure when it does finally open r.t. correspondent ramon glenda will be an eye on it. and it seems like a pill sized camera maybe gaining some rare insight into your colon very soon the food and drug administration has just approved the use of the pill cam colon for people who are not able to complete a standard colonoscopy the pill size camera which is about one point two five inches long takes photos of the patient's g.i. tract over the course of ten hours after the patients wallows the tiny camera they put on a special device around their waist and then that device helps transmit the photos of the intestines

the san francisco chronicle obtained a strongly worded bulletin.ow will honor two highway patrol officers 33-year-old juan gonzalez and 34-year-old brian law. they died last monday in a crash on highway 99 in fresno county. both men spent time on duty here in the bay area. thousands are expected to attend the service including governor jerry brown and police officers from all over the bay area. the memorial takes place tomorrow at fresno state university. >>> a redwood city girl faces drunk driving charges after an accident with eight teenagers in a car. the car she was driving crashed into a retaining wall early this morning on jefferson avenue and ruby street. one of the male passengers was taken to the hospital but his injuries were nonthreatening. the others were treated on the scene. that teenager was booked into the juvenile center. >>> now to an early taste of spring since we've had very little winter weather. many people enjoyed the sun this afternoon. this is the scene at lake merit as people enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather. that is

joe garafoli, wealth and politics reporter for the "san francisco chronicle." joe, let's turn to you. why did the president highlight income inequality and how does that issue play out in the bay area? >> this is something he's talked about sort of in the background for years. and this puts it on the national map. now, he's going to have a tough time getting this through congress. congress is gridlocked, republicans are not necessarily on board with him on this. but californians in the fall are going to have a chance to vote on this issue and several ballot measures that are coming up, you're going to have the minimum wage is likely on there, you're going to have oil severance tax is likely on there, another mess assure that could cap the pay of hospital executives. so that all plays to that wealth inequality situation that the president talked about. >> the message here seems to be don't look to washington, they're not going to help us in california. >> you can look there but you're not going to get a the love policy out of them in an election year, not how gr

gentlemen, i got an e-mail from jerry [speaker not understood], long time reporter for the san francisco chronicle. he and i have been friends a long time. he said, ellen, do you know anything about the sale -- do you know the sale of the concord ia, ~ the corner of sutter and van ness, there is a for sale sign up. thank you. and want to know when a for sale sign goes up on a potentially, you know, on a resource, potential resource, what to do about it, what information is available on it. i guess i didn't know how to answer him. ~y -- want to know how to answer him. >> mr. frye? >> i think one of the most helpful resources is our planning information map, planning.org. if you type in the address or the block and lot number of any property, any prospective buyer will be able to pull up the historic information regarding the property, including if this commission has regulatory review authority over that property. >> great, great. i kind of knew that -- i knew there was a procedure, but i just thought i'd mention it in public. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, no other disclosures, comm

john, let's start with this story out of the san francisco chronicle today.time ago. how big a deal is this? >> m&a executives send to be deal executives, too. you know they might have been talking about a partnership. three tiers of possibility. at the lowest they're going to integrate siri and ios into the car. the console of the car already looks a bit like the ipad. they're building a big ga factory at tesla that would develop lithium ion batteries. that's the second polkt. big investment area. and the third would be acquisition, which i think is so out of the realm of possibility. my gut is that it's about the battery technology. >> we talked to an analyst at jeffries today who said zero chance this is about a merger. >> even if it were, why would you buy a 200 when you could have bought a 50? >> $25 billion for a company that has $150 billion in cash. i think it would be so outside the sweet spot for a company that generally doesn't do big acquisitions and the batteries make sense. a cold venture to develop much locker lasting batteries makes sense for