more background on this san joaquin valley water reliability act. according to the hill newspaper, it is a republican response to the obama administration's regulations which essentially restricted water flow to some farms and communities in order to protect the delta smelt which is a small fish. the republicans and some democrats have argued this decision created a man-made drought. favoring species protection over food production and economic growth. more on the house floor today with tom mcclintock. he's a republican also from california. >> i thank the gentleman from yielding. stating the opposite of this bill with remarkable precision. it does not repeal 20 years of california water law. it restores it by restoring the allocation that was agreed to by a coalition in 1994. in fact, at the time the democratic interior secretary assured all parties that this agreement would be honored at the state and local governments. his promise was broken first by his own department and most recently when a federal government deemed the delta smelt to be more

the letter claims there is at least one victim the san joaquin sheriff's department never knew him.e claims he and loren and some gang members killed a pregnant black woman. and he thought it was loren just telling stories. the bert also mention wesley says the well site recently escavated by the sheriff's department is just the beginning. >> and that was >> the san joaquin sheriff's office has told them they would like to get a look at that latest letter. >>> new doert documents in the domestic violence case against mirkarimi. the documents reveal details about his former girlfriend, christine flores. this is video of him with his wife, iliana lopez. he has pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and battery. he's accused of grabbing lopez's arm in front of their son on new year's eve. . the former girlfriend testified as part of a pretrial hearing to show a pattern of abusive behavior. >> reporter: screaming matches, if the altercations, and naked pictures, all part of christine's relationship with ross mirkarimi. four heated screaming matches including one incident where he grabb

advisory is in effect during the storm watch with sacramento valley, straits and delta and northern san joaquin valley to receive okay tomorrow evening. gusting 50 miles per hour or higher that includes the bay area as well. immediate bay wear power outage possible and along with that we also have a high surf advisory in effect from 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to 5:00 o'clock monday morning. wave height already up to 14 feeted we expect west as well as 15 to 20 feet strong steep break investigators 20 feet and dangerous rip current. i'll give you close-up look at the time line of the arrival of the storm in a few minute. >> thanks very much. see you shortly. stay tune to abc 7 news over on channel 7. we'll have updates every hour tomorrow on this storm. you can check radar any time you wish at abc 7 news.com to see what is happening in your neighborhood. stay with us for full storm coverage this weekend. >> move next to mega mania and biggest pay out. i can tell you right now there ace terrible miss because this was to be the ticket. we demand a recount here at the office. here are the winn

. >> san joaquin county sheriff identified remains two of teenagers believed to be victims of the so called speed freak killers. one gave police a map whereof he and his friends buried their victim. >> until today they were a mistry. a thousand human bones pulled from a well. now, we have two names attached to them we've made identifications of two of the possible three remains. >> san joaquin county sheriff says they were both from stockton. 16-year-old joannea hobson and kimmer by ann billy, 19 when she disappeared in 1984. today the ex-husband she married while he was in prison expected the news. >> i'm just so happy now, her mom knows the truth, you know? they tried to say i was involved in it. you know? and i would never do nothing like that. >> the man says he helped bury as many as 20 bodies remains in mess pris on. wesley sherman tin received money from a bounty hunter and he named locations where he and loren herzog dumped victims. herzog later killed himself after hearing sherman tin was talking. victims found three victims in all. three from this well, leaving one unidenti

the san joaquin county sheriff's department requested assistance.w the fbi's evidence recovery team says it will be involved in future searches. the goal is to recover all the victims. so far more than 1,000 bone fragments have been found at sites in san joaquin and calaveras county. >>> new details now on a midair collision of a small plane in a helicopter near antioch last month. transportation officials say the pilot of the plane didn't see the helicopter before the crash. investigators also say neither pilot filed a flight plan before taking off. and only the helicopter pilot made contact with air traffic controllers in the air. both pilots walked away from the crash with no serious injuries. >>> 35-year-old craig richard chandler is now facing five felony counts of lewd conduct. he was arrested back in january. the children all attend san jose's o.b.whaley elementary school. chandler's attorney says he will plead not guilty. >>> brian simoneschi was already a convicted sex offender when he met the girl online. but he failed to register as on of

the san joaquin county sheriff's department requested assistance. now the fbi's evidence recovery team says it will be involved in future searches. the goal is to recover all the victims. so far more than 1,000 bone fragments have been found at sites in san joaquin and calaveras county. >>> new details now on a midair collision of a small plane in a helicopter near antioch last month. transportation officials say the pilot of the plane didn't see the helicopter before the crash. investigators also say neither pilot filed a flight plan before taking off. and only the helicopter pilot made contact with air traffic controllers in the air. both pilots walked away from the crash with no serious injuries. >>> 35-year-old craig richard chandler is now facing five felony counts of lewd conduct. he was arrested back in january. the children all attend san jose's o.b.whaley elementary school. chandler's attorney says he will plead not guilty. >>> brian simoneschi was already a convicted sex offender when he met the girl online. but he failed to register as on

>>pam: multiple victims were from the stockton area in san joaquin county.says they are still testing skeletal remains of the third six found in the well. >>grant: here is a map of the area we are talking about, the remains were pulled from a well in linden, just east stock this if last month, two other sets of remains were dug up in the northeast linden tullius these are both very rural areas that they're finding bones and more than 1000 on fragments were found in a linden well. sadly, more victims could certainly be identified in weeks to come. i am grant lodes, kron4 news. >>pam: san francisco police are telling kron4 that they're not ruling out the possibility of a second or third suspect right now, a 35 year-old man is in custody for the murder. meanwhile, a shrine outside of the home continues to grow tonight. family and friends, even strangers return to honor the people killed last friday. suspicious than an emotional scene outside of the house where an entire family was killed. family and friends returned to pay their respects exactly one week after

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anchor --investigadores en el caso de las victimas de los multi- homicidas del condado de san joaquinake vo --informaron que han identificado 2 cadveres que fueron encontrados en un pozo de "linden" hace varias semanas. ---se trata de joan hobson de 16 aÑos, y kimberly billy, de 19, quienes desapareciero n el 11 de diciembre de 1984. ---con esto sube a 4 el numero de vctimas identificadas hasta el momento por las autoridades. anchor --y en san francisco... la tradicion de tener estacionamiento gratis en las calles de la ciudad los domingos podria ser historia del pasado. take vo --la agencia de transporte de la ciudad esta lanzando una propuesta para cobrar el estacionamien to desde el medio dia hasta las 6 de la tarde. esto con el fin, dicen, de combatir el deficit presupuestario de la ciudad. --adicionalmente, mas de mil parquimetros serian instalados. take vo --el primero de abril, ha sido destinando por la patrulla de caminos de california como el "dia del conductor distraido", y como consecuencia las autoridades estaran con los radares bien puestos para atrapar "infraganti" a aqu

manos de 2 asesinos en serie , john desapareció en 1985, los restos fueron hallados en un pozo en san joaquín ser identificado . >> un joven de 21 años fue arrestado como sospechoso por irrumpir en una casa y violar a una muchacha, el asalto sexual ocurrió el pasado 20 de marzo, las autoridades lo identificaron gracias a una cámara . >> un hombre murió en un tiroteo, el jueves 2 personas discutieron con un grupo de sospechosos, el pleito terminó a balazos, es el tercer homicidio . >> un sujeto acusado de matar a una mujer latina logró escapar del país, la policía informó que el sujeto abordó un avión rumbo a la india, la victima fue identificada como jennifer flores, lo buscan en la región asiatica . >> ayer alguien abusó sexualmente de una niña en el plantel, sigue profugo el sospechoso,la policía se reunio con maestros y padres, diciendo que es un caso aislado . >> esta madrugada las autoridades encontraron a un joven muerto en la bahía, su cuerpo presentaba balas, la policía de san francisco investiga los mensajes de facebook, el último mensaje hacía alusión de la muerte de un rapero . >>

. >>> the san joaquin sheriff's department has identified the remains of two teenagers believed to be victims of the so-called speed freak killers. both were from stockton. they were found after a bounty hunter paid $33,000 for a map that would lead to the victims and it did. five bodies have now been found. >>> coming up next, real emergency or panic attacks. different opinions on a mysterious incident that sent dozens of people to the hospital. michelle obama arrives at the >> terry: cal osha and vallejo firefighters are looking to what sent hundreds of people to the hospital. carbon monoxide sleek expected. it at a facility on benicia road. here is a report from the scene. >> reporter: as employees were being carted away by ambulance, the co-owner quickly raised questions about the scale of this emergency. >> personally i think its false alarm, but the air was fine. >> were people overcome? >> they were vomiting. >> okay. that is why we're investigating. >> state manager said the problem came from the cooling system so it was quickly shut down. tonight, they would not voluntary any

rain in san joaquin valley. locally we cleared out. here is a look at the snow around the tahoe valley airport and winter weather advisory until 5:00 this afternoon, couple inches above 5,000 feet on the west slopes of sierra. back closer to home. we've had a few areas of light rain, central coast. we are going to get into more rain, not this much rain. this is from the system that went through. very generous amounts of rain, 1-2 inches average for this system. we'll see a break and then we'll see another inch possibly inch and a half with the next system coming in tuesday and wednesday. we have fog on the coast as well as novato and drizzle around the delta. numbers quite cool low to mid 40s. mostly cloudy skies, chance of showers with better chance of rain this afternoon and possibility of a thunderstorm. then we see a break until midday tuesday and then more rain into wednesday. there is the system finally kicking n on out. we have more energy on the way. the storm door for now still open. here is a look at the rest of the day. you'

locations covered by the freeze warning north bay valleys and salinas valley and a good portion of the san joaquin valley. look for temperatures to drop down to 32 degrees at napa. 30 santa rosa. 32 liver more. 31 morgan hill. the cold air spread all around the bay area. san francisco comes in at a low of 42 degrees. on to the satellite radar composite image. a large strong ridge of high pressure is building in now. that will be the dominant feature on the weather for the next couple of days. and, as a matter of fact, we will set the maps in motion starting at 11:00 tonight and this center high will remain pretty much in place with a nice offshore flow developing over the next couple of days giving us mild afternoons on thursday and friday with high temperatures by friday in the mid 70s in the warmest locations around the bay area. tomorrow will be a pretty warm day as well. highs of 72 at santa rosa. 71 at clover dale and ukiah. 70 napa, oakland, antioch. and upper 60s in many other locations and down near monterey bay look for highs at or above 70 degrees is in virtually every location there exc

and the person they blame is jeff marcy, the former president of san joaquin delta college in stockton. >> dr. marcey came in and without having a conversation with us students, he stripped away the flea market which for over 30 years was the way is that students funded scholarships. >> reporter: dr. marcey also maiden miss with the faculty. 96% of the instructors voted no confidence in the school president. >> he was manipulative to a degree that i think was stunning. >> presidents come and go but for him to do so much against our college in eight months, that just shows how really bad it was. >> reporter: so bad that the board of trustees voted unanimously to put the president on paid leave before eventually terminating his contract. so marcey is expected to collect an estimated $353,000 to stay away from campus. >> that's very unfortunate. i feel like that money could be used to bring back some of the programs that have been cut, some of the classes that have been cut. >> reporter: all this following a nationwide search for a college president who lasted less than one year and yet t

expected gusting to 50 miles per hour this, is from 8:00 until 7:00 tm tomorrow and there is northern san joaquin valley. storm expected to kick up to a high surf advisory going into affect at 5:00 p.m. saturday and this is westerly swell, breakers to 22 feet. watch out for dangerous rip currents. and i'll be back with detailed look at winds gusts we're expecting. >> this storm is going unwind over use there is a world record jackpot. $640 million. check out a long line of megamillion hopefuls waiting to buy their tickets in san lorenzo and and abc 7 nannette miranda joins with us that part of the story. >> this is lines crazy, too. the wait is an hour long, take a look how deep the line gos and this goes around shopping and people are trying their luck here and schools couldn't be happier. >> $60, woo. >> the record jackpot brought out regular player who's bought more tickets than usual. >> this is. >> for my seefl think sm thinking they figured out a different way to pick the numbers. like spelling lotto. >> l, o, t, t, o. >> the megamillion fever even lured novices. >> there is a combineation

year-old, 18-year-old and another 17-year-old boy are suspects in cases in the bay area, jant cruz and san joaquin valley. arrested tuesday after an armed robbery in a shell station. they were stopped near the bridge after leading police on a chase. police say the proceeds were use toward a trip to disneyland and to buy rims from a stolen car. >> and there is a head of the fish and games commission is now facing ethics, accusing dan richards of accepting a gift of a hunting trip from an idaho ranch. during that trip richards shot and killed this mountain lion which then ate it which is legal in idaho but not our state. environmentalists are now calling for his resignation. officials can not accept gifts valued at more than $420. >> there is celebrity chef wolf dgs gang puck is considering a ban on the goobl foie gras. geese are force fed and it was our abc 7 i team report that first brought treatment of the animals to light n a letter that just surfaced he tells tourists to embrace the ban. we chefs, he writes have ability to create original dishes without tormenting animals. >> new security issue

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you notice the bulk of the activity in the san joaquin valley. the sierra nevada warnings have been lifted. just a little light snow. we are talking about the possibility of showers and thunderstorms throughout the rest of the day today with the unstable air but we won't see rain totals like we saw overnight. just scattered showers right on through sunday. but temperatures remaining cool. 39 napa, 37 santa rosa. 45 in redwood city, as well as mountain view and san jose. 42 in antioch. half-mile visibility, a quarter mile visibility in exact rosa with some fog along the coast. elsewhere looking good. napa down to 2 miles visibility. look at the temperature difference from yesterday to today at this hour. 9 to 14 degrees colder all around the bay. so with the passage of the cold front and the northwesterly winds blowing that colder air mass in place, it will be a chilly day today. partly cloudy, patchy fog. spring arrives monday night. a high surf advisory tonight into 3:00 tomorrow with northwesterly swells and breakers up to 17 feet. behind the c

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. >>> later today, the sheriff's office in san joaquin county, a death row inmate led investigators to an abandoned well where authorities discovered hundreds of human bones. the coroner's office has identified more of those remains through dna testings. the details will be revealed during a news conference today. antioch high school is on high alert after reports that a girl was sexual assaulted right on campus. the alleged attack took place at deer valley high yesterday afternoon. police were called to the school after receiving reports that a girl was sexual assaulted in a campus bathroom. investigators are looking into details and they're interviewing witnesses. >>> we learned of an arrest overnight in connection with a shooting at berkeley. now, investigators tell us it may have started with an argument between to groups of men. multiple shots were fired. we counted at least 19 evidence markers. right now there's no evidence about the shooter and police are still interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance tape. the man suspected of stabbing another man at a san francisco oc

that's after the san joaquin county sheriff asked for help. in san joaquin and calaveras county. the goal is to recover all the victims. >>> san francisco police department is being called a hero for saving his neighbor's baby. robert cathy sprang into action outside his home in tracy just a few days ago, when his neighbor's child, 15-month-old sayid anwar slipped through a sliding glass door someone had left open and fell into his family's koi pond. when the baby's father found his son, he found no pulse. >> i just grabbed him and ran outside on the street and screaming my lungs out for help. >> i heard somebody come outside of their house and was screaming, help me, help me! >> robert cathy says he knew cpr and as zab called 911, cathy started chest compressions until suddenly sayid started breathing again. first responders said that if cathy had not performed cpr, sayid most likely would have died. >>> people living near golden gate park are complaining about the increase of homeless people loitering around a mcdonald's restaurant. workers

. >>> authorities in san joaquin county are getting ready for a news conference in lynn done within the next hour where they plan to reveal new information in the serial killings. they will reportedly release the names of people whose remains were found in an abandoned well last month after convicted serial killer told them where to look. that comes after the state lab conducted dna testing. >>> and we have more in connection with a deadly shooting. >> a man in his 20s was not right in front of a liquor score just before 11:30 last. it may have started with an argument between two groups of men. we counted at least 19 evidence markers. there is no information on the shooter right now and police are still interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance tape. >>> today marks two weeks since 16-year-old sierra lamar disappeared. searchers are still gathering in the ongoing effort to find the missing girl. an empty cardboard box that was labeled stainless steel handcuffs and two used condoms were found. >> it could have been something that was placed out there after the seams. some of the

he also blasts the san joaquin county sheriff for how he handled the search for victim remains bringing in heavy equipment to dig up wells, possibly destroying evidence. steven more looks like a real expletive. that dig they just crush all them bones. there was no call for all that. but even as he expresses his frustration with the sheriff and how long it takes to uncover victim remains shermantine continues sharing information on who was murdered and where bodies were buried, . he tips to blame all the murders on herzog. >> we just got ahold of these surveillance photos from a convenience store that was robbed last night:it not the first time in recent weeks that the store has been hit. ann notarangelo in concord where the latest robbery turned violent. >> reporter: they have already made some changes in the last eight hours since the robbery. one says the clerk has no more than $100 in cash. they are hoping robbers will leave the store alone. but the store has been robbed twice in two weeks. most recently was last night about 7:30. two masked men, you can see in these surveillance pic

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path through peach, plum, apple, orange, and nut orchards shows off the picturesque side of the san joaquin valley's staple industry, agriculture. the colorful tetops set against the majestic peaks of the sierrnevada are part ob a changing landscape re. already, the trail has been altered several times since its 1988 inception to accommodate the region's growing population. >> well, it's important for our area. it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't looc to close shop atime soon. especially if the lion of fans the place has earned over the years has anything to say about it. >> oh, my god. just for people to see it. i don't think they've ever seen anything likthis. toee the beautiful blossoms, and the c

the san joaquin county sheriff could tell us if the dna results from those bones that were sent to the of justice crime lab. wesley shermantine along with herman sherman her resolve were the speed for killers of the '80s and '90s. as soon as we get more information will share that with you on the air. for continuing coverage, you can also visit our web site as well as our facebook and ritter pages. >>mark: we will be right back, kron 4 morning news. a live look outside as we are waiting for skies to clear. born her's of i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me pro

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possibly some scattered showers in the part of the san joaquin valley in san francisco and los angelesington, delays there. due to the fog that's going, going, gone. in phoenix and las vegas, it's wind. salt lake city, wind making delays for about an hour sore so. that's the latest we've got for you. >> reynolds, i need you to come over here. >> absolutely, sure, sure. >> we have another big story i want you to weigh in on. >> okay. >> take a look. >> okay. >> three, two, i come to you from ber from bermuda. >> you guys are terrible. >> this is the only way to say happy birthday to reynolds wolf, by showing you at your best. >> good times. i haven't seen that video -- that was in bermuda. yeah, that was very, very cool. a good friend of mine, steve, a photojournalist. >> it was your birthday yesterday. we wanted to wish you a happy birthday. we have something for you. let's just explain it's half-eaten cake for those of you who don't -- its we your, this is a newsroom, we get hungry, this is cnn, so, yeah. >> good times, guys. >> we put the candles in and everything but somebody else b

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for fish and wildlife and redirects water from the delta to farms and scraps plans to restore the san joaquinnd pitted democrats against one another. >> this is the greatest pree. pree.tion of state water rights. >> my constituents are rooking to congress to see that we are listening. >> the measure is not expected to survivor in the senate. in a statement, dianne feinstein said this bill is a recipe for disaster. it is dangerously short sided. and says the bill destroys any chance to achieve a balanced solution to delta restoration. >>> we got our first real storm of february. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we had a good dosing of rain last night. inch in had heavier locations. it was windy. but the winds died down. snow in the mountains. rain here between concord and napa. that is the weather story, the mountains, the winter storm warning stays in effect. the sun came out but in the mountains the clouds are piling up and they are getting a dose of snow. winter storm warning remains in effect. as we go here you can see the system. the next system moves in tomorrow. mainly fo

in the letters shermantine is critical of the san joaquin sheriff's department in charge of the massive digs. he says the cops are stupid and lazy. this is a direct quote, spelling and grammatic -- grammatic cal errors included: shermantine says herzog killed a pregnant woman and the hells angels helped him dump the body and says herzog shot and killed a hunter in utah in 1994. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:03. back to berkeley with a different story. the police chief is planning to attend a community meeting to answer questions about his department's response to the fatal beating of a resident. peter cuke core was killed at -- peter cukor was kill at his home last month. police did not respond initially because all officers were busy planning for an occupy rally. they went only after cukor's wife called 911. a man with a history of mental problems was arrested. >>> students at solano community college are waking up to news their board has slashed two major sports programs. amy hollyfield is live at the school in fairfield. this comes on top of the decision to cut sommer school. >> r

>>pam: police are looking for two inmates escaped from the san joaquin county jail yesterday morning.re their pictures. the deal staff noticed there were missing during morning headcount. it is unclear how they escaped. >> this is the scene of a small plane crash that happened last night. two people were on board and were flown to a hospital. the pilot was on injured. one person did suffer minor injuries. >> snow in the sierra. later in the morning he concede the rain continued to flow to the bay area. by 8:00, light showers over the south bay. when we will see quite a bit of snow coming in the next few days, especially into the weekend. we have more rain on the way. >>pam: in world news, internationalize continue to be on syria as a new round of violence in the city of palms. the pro-government gunmen have killed at least 16 people including some children the government recently recaptured a rebel stronghold. >> i am following the developments very closely. i am following the atrocities and abuses. the killing of civilians must end it now. >>pam: the united states and russia are both

the san joaquin county sheriff could tell us that dna results from the bones sent to the california department of justice crime lab, chairman time along with her resolve were called the speed freak killers after a rampage they went on in 1980 and 1990. we are waiting for new information from that press conference. we'll have an update during hour newscast, in the meantime, for continuing coverage of the always visit our web site www.kron4.com and our facebook and twitter pages. >>darya: we're back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in t

he and herzog may be linked to at least three murders pending test results on bones uncovered in san joaquin county. >>> the original authors of the state's death penalty law say they oppose it, and voters should have the final say. opponents capital punishment say they've collected enough signatures to get a proposition on the november ballot. if it passes it would with replace california's death sentence with life in prison without parole. and it would apply to the 700 people now on death row. one of those who wrote the 1977 death penalty law says he regrets it. >> we thought we were creating a system of safety and savings, and instead what we ended up doing was creating a fiscal monster that cost about $4 billion over the last 30 years. >> backers of the proposition claim the measure would save the state nearly $200 million a year. >>> she's accused of kicking and slapping two special needs students, but a redwood city teacher says she didn't do it. alexia appeared in court today and pleaded not guilty to nine charges of abusing two 4-year-old students at roosevelt elementary school. the

. >> i grew up in the san joaquin valley. and we moved a lot.d spend a year or two in one place and then move. i didn't know how to build strong friendships with anyone, because by the time i got to know somebody, i was moving. my parents did the best they could. i don't know how to describe it. and i saw the miserable life that they had and i knew that's what i had ahead of me. i thought she was looking down on me. >> brook felt abandoned by his parents but he says it was his mother who laid the foundation for his crime. >> when i was 5 or 6, i would play like any kid, and i would get bit by mosquitos like any kid. but when i'd get bit, they would turn into a blister. to keep them from getting infected my mother would wash me with rubbing alcohol. it was like i was being set on fire, and i would scream. it was so bad at times that my father -- i could hear him go out the back door to get away from the sound. i can still hear the screams. and i remember it every time i smell alcohol. so that left me with a feeling of betrayal by my father for no

presence of nitrate in raw drinking water in the salinas and san joaquin valley the report concluded more than 1 million people cringe water with any at any rate levels above the health stand arrested. >> this is a number that has increased steadily over the last 50 to 60 years. we have known about the problem and reported to the legislature 25 years ago and since then we have had an increase of 50% in the amount of any at any rate estimated leaving in ground water e-chemical fertilizer and livestock manure are the main source of the any at any rate contamination. high level of any at any rate linked to cancer and reproduction disorders. fixing the problem though will be very expensive. estimated at 35 million dollars per year. >>> state senator yee wants to make sure the next uc berkeley chancellor isn't given a salary increase as incentive to take the job. current chancellor robert announce cad that he will leave office at the end of the year. last year pwernl ron earned 4 16,000 dollars. senator yee has introduced a bill that would cap raises for newly hired administrators. he say

tomorrow.ú as for right now, we have theú wind advisory from theú sacramento valley, the northernú san joaquin theú south bay, but this rainmakerú should give us a half-inch to aú inch and a quarter in theú westest locks from santa rosa,ú santa cruz mountains.ú tomorrow we are dry and breezy,ú and notice not much rain in theú outlook next week.ú maybe a shower tuesday,ú wednesday.ú so this is it.ú you know, going out like a lionú should i say coming in like aú lamb?ú it should be nice tomorrow.ú >> fantastic.ú thanks a lot.ú >> a bay area automatic sesú story is celebrating it's 20thú anniversary this month.ú it's showing markable resultsú even toward tough times.ú >>ú >> this is a modern day solutioú to the one room schoolhouse.ú adult students with a wide rangú of backgrounds studying theú basics of how to get a job.ú >> we have students who haveú never touched a computer beforeú that barely speak english.ú and we have students who mightú have a master's degree or even ú doctorate.ú >> this is len business andú language institute.ú in one corner students areú working on english.ú >> these ar

>> out west, there's going to be rain, especially the interior valleys, san joaquin. in is sthe see aiierra, snow is possible. in parts of the midwest, we might be dealing with severe weather late in the day. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a few moments. >> okay, reynolds. thank you. just ahead general spider marx is in our washington bureau. he's ready to talk about the afghan shooting rampage and the ugs troop pl pullout strategy and who he thinks really is in charge of the war. you're watching "cnn saturday morning" where news doesn't take the weekend off. but now, with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. zyrtec-d® lets me breath freer, so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. i care about my car because... i think it's a cool car. i think it's stylish and it makes a statement at the same time. and i've never had a car like that. people don't totally understand how the volt works. when the battery runs down the gas engine operates. i don'

the best chance of showers today will come from the central coast into the san joaquin valley in southernalifornia while most of the bay area on the back side. all of the bay area on the back side, but still instability out there to allow for some showers today and tomorrow. upper 30s. it's chilly out there in napa. fairfield 39. 45 in redwood city. good morning san francisco, 45 for you. 46 at the coast with 8-mile visibility half moon bay. a half-mile in novato, as well as santa rosa. a mile in napa. definitely some problems navigating up to the north bay. keep that in mind. boy, you will feel the chill with 16 degrees of cooling from yesterday morning to this morning around the delta. livermore, you are 15 degrees colder. san francisco and redwood city and half moon bay, everywhere a chilly start. partly cloudy skies with some clouds. scattered showers today. possibility of a thunderstorm later on tonight and tomorrow more showers with temperatures in the 50s. but we will see the scattered showers. we aren't seeing any organized frontal band move through the area. spring arrives monday

. >> later today, the sheriff's office in san joaquin county will reveal new information in a serialiller case. he led authorities to an abandoned well and there were hundreds of human remains there. the details will be revealed during a 1:00 news conference today. >> 5:34, the man suspected of stabbing another man at san francisco's occupy encampment is in custody. it happened in the financial district. the unidentified man stabbed 28- year-old brian boston reed. 32-year-old nick shaw is being credited for taking that suspect into custody. the suspect went back to camp yesterday morning. shaw performed a citizen's arrest and held that suspect there until the police got there. reed is still in the hospital, but he's expected to be okay. >>> first lady michelle obama begin as two-davis it to the bay area today. this evening she'll appear at a fundraiser for president obama's re-election at the academy of sciences in san francisco. tickets start at $1,000. now, tomorrow the first lady will attend the dedication of a coast guard cutter in alameda. coming up, we're going to tell you abou

hour loop.ú you look how the rain continuesú to push through the northernú sacramento valley andú san joaquinan inch of rain.ú we haven't seen that all winterú long.ú there's the system.ú was it just a slow mover.ú and still kind of sluggish.ú have to have that systemú upstream, push it on out of herú and with it the possibility ofú more rain this afternoon.ú here's the way it will play outú throughout the morning.ú notice by 8:00 we are stillú looking at a little quietú conditions here, but by 11:00,ú 12:00, some afternoon heating.ú and we've got more rain.ú from the north bay, the east paú valleys, the santa cruzú mountains.ú but as that sun begins to set,ú things really quiet down.ú 2 do 4 inches of snow perhapsú above 5,000 feet.ú that's until 5:00 this afternooú with the winner weather advisorú in the sierra.ú another cool and breezy dayú today with some rain.ú 53 concord.ú 55 in fremont.ú so we are just talking a coupleú hundred dreads here.ú dry tomorrow.ú steady rain comes back later onú tuesday, all day wednesday, theú maybe a break, maybe.ú >> maybe.ú so if you have things you needú

sick and tired of crazy people from hollywood and san francisco trying to tell the people in the san joaquinduce the nation's fruits and vegetables on how we are supposed to conduct our livelihood and make a living. >> reporter: it's unlikely to pass in the senate. >> it tries to take all the water. there's no balance at all on this act. >> did you he hopes the bill creates enough of a splash to lead to some change. his almond crop nears four acre feet of delta water to grow. >> in other words, would you have to bury this field up to my waist in water to produce one crop. >> reporter: instead, he'll get enough water to come up to his shins. he's going to try to buy the best of the water on the open market which could mean higher food prices. he hates to see this painted as an either/or problem, either the fish or the farmer. he is hoping for what he considers a balanced solution. back to you. >> so, jane, you said half a million acres left fallow. i mean, could we see a shortage of crops as a result of that? >> i don't think so. i think you'll see some higher prices, but they have been deali

contact with all 267 on sex offenders in south county, that is between gilroy, morgan hill and san joaquinstate's task force helping out, but hopefully we can have all of the contacts within the next few days. the girl's mother was stopping people at its intersection passing out highlighters. as for the new information i told you about card does it tells us that they are continuing to conduct the analysis on her phone which was found about a half mile from here. it was raining, so the phone is wet and that is hampering the investigation. there are receiving literally hundreds of tips from morgan hill to fremont from people who think they may have seen her or may have information in the case but so far, nothing concrete. there is a vigil tonight in a morgan hill at the presbyterian church. we will have that for you tonight. faugh fox >>pam: and missing 12 year- old san ramon girl who disappeared last night has been found and she is safe. alejandra cerball explains. at >>alejandra: a mother and daughter embrace. this is video from steamy davis after she was found around 4:00 p.m. on tuesday.

marcommand and joshua john anderson fled sunday during a prison work detail near french camp in san joaquine men attacked a farmer and sold his truck. investigators are concerned because they say marchand has a history of violence. he was arrested for domestic violence. >>> this morning livermore police are looking for two men who broke into two businesses. a surveillance camera recorded the burglary suspects saturday night. one of them wore baggy pants and a light-colored sweatshirt. the other wore light-colored pants and a dark jacket. the contra costa county times reports the men stole electronics from businesses on contractor street. if you know who these men are, you are asked to call livermore police. >>> today the antioch city council will hear the public's concerns over a new park. the city plans to open nelson ranch park this summer. the five-acre park will have a picnic area and children's playground. but many neighbors are worried about safety, noise, litter and increased traffic. there are even concerns the new park could lower their property values. >>> police want muni riders

well, police arrested two san joaquin if valley women accusing them prevending to be -- pretending to nurses. police say the women dressed in hospital scrubs targeted people living in mobile home parks. , while the other looked around for things to see. >> they were distracting me. they were well schooled in what they did. they did it many times. >> now, police claim the women would walk their way into the victims' homes and? steal and rob them. both have been reed -- both have been arrested. >>> ten minutes before 8:00, the golden state warriors are honoring chris mullin by retiring his number 17. it will now hang alongside the other players they've retired. mullin spent most of his 16- year x nba career about -- with the warriors and last year he was yab ducked into the hall of game. the eighth seeded golden -- abducted into the hall of fame. the eighth seeded golden win won last night. if cal and stanford win, they move on to the sweet 16. >>> all right. 7:50. a war of words now over a rise in gasoline prices. what president obama handles the issue. >>> and a tornado rips right thr

the remains of dozens of victims have been recovered at an abandoned well near lyndon in san joaquin knew where the victims were buried. >>> in san leandro, a vehicle slammed into a poll at manor boulevard. at one time, 750 passengers lost power. at last word, a handful of customers are still without electricity. the driver went to the hospital and police are checking to see if alcohol played a role in that crash. . >>> an update now to developing news we've been following for the last three hours. several hayward businesses will stay closed today, after flames ripped through a strip mall. ktvu is at jackson and watkins with video of the fire, only on 2. >> reporter: well, the fire started in a business that is located right here behind us. this is the nava placer company on atherton, and the closest major intersection is jackson and watkins in hayward. now, the fire is out. the flames are gone. firefighters are packing up their hoses, but there are two inspectors on the ground, looking through the rubble, trying to get clues as to what may have caused this fire. the smoke and the wat

and san joaquin vaefl and parvad in washington and oregon, zooming in on the central rockies. the big issue, dry conditions with the fires and, of course, at the same time we're going to have strong winds. 85 degrees expected high in denver. cooler in the mountains, battling the blazes, but the wind is going to be really the telling prospect. we're going do have relative humidity of 10% to 17%. winds, 10 to 20, gusts around 30. that might be a bit conservative. might have some gusts approaching 35 perhaps 40. that isn't going to help matters at all. the wind will be relentless at times across the great basin. in fact, from reno back from the salt lake city even into las vegas, expect gusts. 40 to 60 miles per hour late in the afternoon. certainly something to keep in mind. with the wind, yes. you might have delays in a few spots, and i'll tell you, out in the northeast, the delays you'll have there, not really due to the wind but showers. low clouds. could have delay there's over an hour. delays in san francisco, of course, atlanta and charlotte, not quite as long, under an ho