. >> woodruff: spencer michels reports from california's san joaquin valley on efforts to turn dry river beds into healthy waterways. >> i've never worked on anything that's had the magnitude of this project. in fact, it's certainly the largest river restoration in california, and perhaps the united states. >> suarez: and mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: that's all ahead... on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf. >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the testimony is over, closing arguments are done, and now, it's the jury's turn. six women in sanford, florida, began deliberating just

the state board water quality control plan for the bay delta, specifically on the san joaquin river is out in draft and 35% of unimpaired flow during january to june and that could impose a large obligation on san francisco. the way its written it's unclear, but it's a hit to the water supply that we would have to deal with and there is also the flow criteria for the delta ecosystem that the state board adopted as the result of the reform act of 2009 that calls for higher levels of unimpaired flows going down the riff. all of these regulatory items represent risk to us and that is something that we have to deal with and at some point some decisions may get made that will result in an impact to us. there is demand uncertainty. we're starting to see rebounding demand with the improving economy and the san francisco skyline that i will talk about later current population and demand projections there, increasing significantly is for san francisco. those are part of the smart growth proposals that have come out of abag. so the whole point of this is that try as we might to make projections

cuh10201, san joaquin valley communication system upgrade project; and approve the solicitation of design build proposals pursuant to administrative code section 6.61. >> welcome mr. richty. >> thank you, president and commissioner this is really a straight forward item and i am happy to answer any questions that you might have on the item. >> does anyone have any questions? >> is there public comment? >> all right, entertain a motion? >> so moved >> moved by commissioner moran. >> second, >> thank you. >> finally. >> all of those in favor aye? >> aye. >> opposed? motion carries. >> item 12. recommend to board of supervisors to adopt the construction site runoff control ordinanc >> good afternoon, general manager for waste water enterprise and so this item has been long in development and it is actually a very big benefit for us if you look on the horizon in san francisco you will see 20 something cranes and we know that a lot of the construction sites needs to be managed as a lot of debris and bricks, and stones and, rocks and dirt and others get into the system and so, it is not anythin

distribucion el resto atención cliente, de medio , temporales, muchas en california en dos almacenes de san joaquínn a caballeros templarios de asesinado a un vice almirante y una escolta este domingo después que las tres personas detenidas por estar en la agresión dicen que son de esa organización criminal . >> dicen que son parte de organización de delincuentes, de caballeros templarios. >> caballeros, salen por este de disolucion, pero moreno, alias el chayo . >> en evento el presidente enrique peña nieto habla del o sucedido . >> sucesos como este, en contra de instituciones o de la ciudadania reafirma, claro pero en todo el país . >> la semana pasada ordeno más efectivos enla zona , por ataques de grupos criminales . >> dos de esas agresiones pierden la vida, 20 heridos . >> estos comuneros llegan a la capital para pedir al gobierno más seguridad después de ser agredidoss por bandas de la zona . >> no es suficiente con que haya pues militares de la marina, creo que es complejo más es problema más complejo . >> no dan nombres ni muestran caras para no poner en riesgo sus vidas . >> pero autodef

. >> el jueves estará con 1,5 millones de persoans en copacabana , resara en el palacio de san joaquínilia con jóvenes . >> domingo cierra la jornada mundial de la juventud, rio de janeiro 2013 e ira a roma . >> más adelante desafíos del papa . >> en otro tema, intervencion divina, negociación de trabajadores del vart puede estallar de nuevo la huelga . >> aumenta tensión un negociador del vart esta en la polémica tenemos más buenas tardes . >> sindicatos cuestionan el negociador , vart lo defiende dice que es abogado respetado . >> estos trenes no sacan chispas, pero si en el proceso del vart y sindicatos 1555 y 1021, tienen su estrategia de llevarnos al fin de 30 días, como junio 30 , empujarnos en huelga . >> 30 días de extensión vencen 4 de agoston , deberían tener acuerdo pero hay criticas, ven negociador tom hakw . >> le pagan 400 mil dólares es persona que no negocia, que lo han usado en otros lados en el país y han resultado huelgas . >> dicen que tiene acusaciones pero el vart lo defiende . >> [hablando inglés] . >> el protavoz del vart dice que el abogado esta en más de 400 n

where it is reaching the ground is around san joaquin valley. thunderstorms over 800 strikes around the state this, is where moisture is translating into down pours so they do have flash flood watches and warnings including fresno, mariposa. now we're watching cloud cover you can see clouds stacked up. temperatures 62 in san francisco. low 70s in mountain view. it's foggy as you look at golden gate bridge camera. same thing for fairfield. it's humid out there. the view showing all of the clouds so this evening, mostly cloudy skies could see sprinkles mid-50s mid-70s. we'll keep that in the forecast for morning then afternoon, breezy, partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. low 60s to upper 80s. carolyn? >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 time to start thinking about back to school. how much parents are expecting to spend this year on supplies. >> george zimmerman comes out of hide qaidays after his acquittal. >> the bay area city considering a ban on aerial advertisements. >> michael finney still taking your questions on twitt

located on the southern and of the san joaquin valley, bakersfield is the ninth largest city in cal

of low temperatures, it is testified, and there are higher clouds and some of that rain in the san joaquin valley valley and also in the last few frames and we have it and 5 it will and we have a little wheel we have a ban northwest and even concord if am and we still want to cover cloud cover down to the ever desert form and a lot of low clouds breezy, afternoon temperatures and 60l1sl0s and 70s and it does look a little warmer away from the coast, go for it pam. >>> surprising new development involving the new bay bridge, why the eastern span and new trapped new -- new troubling news, we will have more on the search warren -- search warrant look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids woul

santa rosa is 52, high clouds continue to roll in and any rain will go to the san joaquin county valley and it looks like it will stay there but a lot of high clouds are streaming in to the mix and we will have to deal with some of these higher clouds. >> new information on a heroic rescue in hercules. they have the name of a man who rescued a complete stranger from a burning home. >> i grabbed him and we ran out in front of the house. >> this picture was taken right after he pulled the man to safety and he said he was just doing the right thing. >> time now was 4:36 and the royal baby watch is in high gear and kate middleton was described as the early stages of labor. vladimir is live in london, vladimir, what is the mood like? >> reporter: well, brian, the mood is -- everybody here is excited because as you called it the great baby wait has been in full swing and today we finally got word from buckingham palace that she had gone into labor around 6:00 a.m. and was taken to the st. marys here in london and it was a discrete move, they were on their way to the hospital, labor is progres

it looks like a lot of them are already heading to the san joaquin valley. fog bank, cool to warm. the next couple of days, see the low spinning to the west of us. there's another low spinning to the pacific northwest. that's bumping the high into the middle of the country. cooler today. the low looks like it will hang around into saturday. temperatures will continue to come down over the next couple of days. 60s now. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees cooler. >> thank you, steve. >>> we'll continue to search for answers as to what happened on flight 214. the investigation this morning at sfo and the areas where the ntsb is now focusing. >>> we may get a better time line this morning at a meeting over the bay bridge opening. what people are saying about the delay when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." time now 8:29. and the ntsb has scheduled a news conference at 2:00 this afternoon to update the public on its investigation. but we are learning that after examining the flight data recorder and interviewing the pilots. investigators sa

it's taking the turn toward southern san joaquin valley. coastal fog. cooler pattern. not only today but taking us into the weekend. it looks like into early next week. a lot of 50s on the temps instead of 60s. and that west wind at travis at 25. there is a come important -- component of a westerly breeze. you can see there is plenty down there. if you have travel plans, you might encounter rain. for us breezy and cooler. after that morning overcast. some of that might be reluctant to burn back. it's pretty solid. r50s and 60s and -- 50s and 60s and 70s. you all probably have to wait another day. cooler into the weekend and it kind of holds right there as we go into early next week. >>> all right we want to go back to that breaking news in vallejo that sal has been mentioning. a big rig overturned forcing an onramp to. >> reporter: traffic will be good. if you are heading southbound 19, eastbound 37 be warned this onramp will be closed for some time. i want to show you right now the big rig that overturned. as you can see that right over there. rather large big rig as

de prisioneros de abandonar , toda forma de violencia el encuentro tuvo lugar en el palacio de san joaquinncia de prensa dijeron que el papa , era humilde y bvuena persona , una alianza de pastores aboga por una reforma migratoria que de más trato humano a los indocumentados del país , con oraciones y sus manos levantadas alzaron su voz , ante el capitolio estatal , representantes para interceder a pesar de que tomó el control publica la voz de los que muchos presentaron te pedimos señor , que obres en los corazónes de nuestros líderes en la cámara de representantes mientras se da la reforma migratoria el día de hoy ahorita en la comunidad de arizona y estados unidos para una reforma migratoria ya ! . >>> ya es tiempo de que avanzemos en aquello que se ha estado paralizando esa reforma para las personas que pasan en su momento situaciones difíciles , asegurtaron que el sufrimiento de los indocumentados se apodera de la poca esperanza en la reforma migratoria . >>> la falta de esperanza cómo que no tienen por que vivir muchas personas han llegado a pensar hasta en el suicidio a causa que se

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is shirley cavara and work for oakland school district and early education and people come from san joaquin valley and my family is located in the area. the best thing about working here is meeting all the families, and connecting with the kids, and when it finally clicks to them "oh that's what that means". even if it's small steps with some kids it's a great feeling that you have made an accomplishment in their lives that they will remember, so here it started down at ice age and moved to second avenue because it got too big want there was a preschool there and out grew that area and we had three choice in oakland to have the child care center at and the parents chose this one and up in the hills and don't feel like you're in oakland and conducive to our setting and lifestyle as indian people, and a lot of our kids that graduated here are doing community work. they're out there working with their people so we have made a strong impact with kids and you don't think about it. you just do what you do and what comes natural in working with kids and it's the only -- within the state of califor

. >> reporter: on the west side of the san joaquin valley the number of acres producing food is shrinkingn a second generation farmer from riverdale is letting 600 acres go idle after being told his contracted water allotment from state and federal sources was being cut 80% this year. >> this would have been a field of tomatoes, but as such we didn't have enough water to get around so it's left fallow one of three fields that we have done this year and that number may grow next year. >> reporter: talk of the san joaquin valley turning into a dust bowl has been going on for years. but there is a new sense of urgency this summer. on a 109-degree day in the town of mendota, farm worker families are filling water jugs to take to the fields. but there is no overflow of jobs. with fewer acres growing, more people are unemployed. and those with jobs are seeing their hours and paychecks cut. [ speaking spanish ] >> money, less. the less water that there is now, the less work that there is out in the fields, the less hours and it's affecting everybody. >> we are 32% unemployment in a community of

. >> woodruff: spencer michels reports from california's san joaquin valley o

widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquinalley down to southern california earlier. i want to take this lake tahoe camera. i know it's black right now but it has been lighting up as light new england has been developing. tahoe now reporting thunder and rain. of course we'll monitor that for you and i'll be back with a complete look at the forecast to let you know what you can expect for your morning commute and the rest of the day coming up. larry. >> thanks see you in a few minutes. >> developing news tonight. faa investigate what caused a small plane to crash just after take off from the south lake tahoe airport this morning. pilot an his wife from palo alto. he was killed she survived. nick with more now live from palo alto airport, nick. >> larry good evening. officials confirmed with abc 7 news that husband and wife karen and steven left were headed here to palo alto airport when the single engine plane crashed less than a mile from the lake tahoe airport. this is all remains of the single engine private plane carrying p

looking at what's happening, look across sierra nevada towards san joaquin valley numerous thunderstorms down into southern california. this is monsoonal moisture. we see this in the summer time resulting in some rain in those areas so flash flood watches posted until 11:00 p.m. tonight for counties we'll be watching for you care flix i'll be back with a look at the forecast to let you know how long sprinkle chances will remain. >> britain celebrating a royal birth. prince william's wife has given fwoirj a baby boy. a town cryer made at announcement today. the boy born at 4:24 p.m. local time in a hospital in central london weighing eight pounds six ounces. the palace managed to keep the birth a secret several hours. well wishers still gathered outside kensington palace. a lot of excitement around the world. >> this is the first one that, where, the constitution changed so it was either whoever it was, girl or boy they're going to become monarch but it's a toyboy so it doesn't make a difference this time around. >> that was a san francisco tearoom visited today. mother and baby doing fin

. >> good afternoon, my name is don battles with the san joaquin irrigation. i'm here to lend support for shell energy. shell seems to be taking some hard lumps in this situation. shell is a partner of ours. we have a 120 mega watt shell project. between shell and our partner at oak dale, we have had really good results with the shell product. prior to that time that shell took over in 2009, marketing our power, pg & e was the taker of that power and we have received many manyfold benefits from having shell market that power for us. that's ancillary services renewable energy. very very good products that we never received from pg & e. i wanted to tell you also that you keep talking about the pg & e workers. ibw 1245 pg & e workers, but many of the public utilities owned in california also have 1245 as their employees. i doubt that 1245 employees on the public side would be resisting a public agency such as yourself taking over a portion of pg & e's territory. >> thank you very much. i do believe that shell is also part of the western states petroleum associati

they are going to nearly 30,000 rural san joaquin residents. the annual fee of $130 is expected to bring in $85 million to help support fire prevention selveses provided by calfire. >>> a three-alarm fire damaged an apartment complex in san mateo. it started at about 1:00 a.m. in the building on bridge parkway. investigators know the cause and say it would have been a simple thing to prevent. >> reporter: from the outside, you would never know this was the scene of a fire. around 1:00 a.m., firefighters had a nine a -- had a 9 call of a fire -- had a 911 call of a fire. >> at first i thought it was my smoke alarm batteries going out. >> reporter: but he later found outs it was the alarm for the whole building. >> i went down to the bottom floor. everyone was saying the same thing, the alarms went off. >> we have a mechanical chaseway running between the first and third floors. at this point, we have six units potentially involved. >> reporter: investigators say the fire is believed to be accidental and started in the second-story unit. it appear

widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquinalley down to southern california earlier. i want to take this lake tahoe camera. i know it's black righen it has been lighting up as light new england has been developing. tahoe now reporting thunder and rain. of course we'll monitor that for you and i'll be back with a complete look at the forecast to let you know what you can expect for your morning commute and the rest of the day coming up. larry. >> thanks see you in a few minutes. >> developing news tonight. faa investigate what caused a small plane to crash just after take off from the south lake tahoe airport this morning. pilot an his wife from palo alto. he was killed she survived. nick with more now live from palo alto airport, nick. >> larry good evening. officials confirmed with abc 7 news that husband and wife karen and steven left were headed here to palo alto airport when the single engine plane crashed less than a mile from the lake tahoe airport. this is all remains of the single engine private plane carrying palo alt

widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquinalley down to southern california earlier. i want to take this lake tahoe camera. i know it's black right now but it has been lighting up as light new england has been developing. tahoe now reporting thunder and rain. of course we'll monitor that for you and i'll be back with a complete look at the forecast to let you know what you can expect for your morning commute and the rest of the day coming up. larry. >> thanks see you in a few minutes. >> developing news tonight. faa investigate what caused a small plane to crash just after take off from the south lake tahoe airport this morning. pilot an his wife from palo alto. he was killed she survived. nick with more now live from palo alto airport, nick. >> larry good evening. officials confirmed with abc 7 news that husband and wife karen and steven left were headed here to palo alto airport when the single engine plane crashed less than a mile from the lake tahoe airport. this is all remains of the single engine private plane carrying p

san joaquin county valley and a little low came in and pushes especially on out over the delta san pablo bay and over lake county mendocino county and we will have few couples and thank you steve. >>> retailers are saying things are better than expected and they are crediting the economy. the gap is supposed to talk about more popular products mixes especially they are celebrating today's date and we have a free slurppy today and we have a huge rally and we will get you more on that. >>> bizarre incident leads to a giants' player, what chad did. . >>> welcome back, dow jones industrial average up almost a 150 points and it is in record territory if it is to close there and s&p 500 500, is also up more than 1% and news of the federal reserve is not going to ease up on its federal stimulus yet. >>> we are learning more about lewd conduct. chad godan was arrested in january after he allegedly groped a woman in a las vegas hot. his attorney said he was suffering from confusion and dehydration due to acute renal failure our. >>> and the internal revenue service served three. and the internal

he and about 50 others use computers at san joaquin county work net to send amazon's online application. >> right now it's very hard to find work. >> reporter: for an area hard hit by unemployment, the central valley has always been the hardest hit in california, this will be a god send. churchill points out 14 bucks an hour is better than nothing and says there will also be supervisor roles and support positions available. >> there's a wide array of -- of -- of duties and responsibilities that have to be fulfilled. >> reporter: in a site this size, there's plenty of room. this project has a very tight deadline. amazon wants in october is it, just in time for the holiday shopping season, they want to open on october 1. ryan takeo kpix 5. >> tracy's city manager hopes amazon will bring other technology companies to the county. >>> yahoo is giving you an opportunity to snatch the user name of your dreams. company announcing it will be recycling unused accounts so now you can create a wish list or whatever email address you want that someone else snagged years ago but then stopped using. y

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

gusts at 30 and it equals a cooler pattern and you can see where it is, staying south and on the san joaquin county valley. maybe tomorrow, we will have to keep an eye on that for possible shower activity of tomorrow. we have a lot of those clouds, a lot of low clouds as well, breezy at times, missty conditions and also the bay, 60s and 70s and 80s, a lot of these temperatures are very nervous they will not see the light of day, too much on the west wind and they will split the difference on this. it looks like we clear out, just the morning fog and we clear out. >>> a new app could help them find their perfect match. it uses facebook to match such as quality interest and price range. so far the app is available for the android but it will soon be available for the apple. >>> they are finding dangerous levels of led. researchers looked at 25 different bottles and they came from different ethnic markets grocery stores and some were imported from south america and safe levels are set by the fda. >>> the latest controversial rolling stone, i thought it was inappropriate but for me to tell them

>>reporter: the suspect is locked up at the san joaquin county jail. investigators still don't know why he stole the bus. . >>> the chp used strikes strips to stop the bus. >>> the price for a soldier's family found under water and the severe weather that left behind a wet mess on the vegas strip. >>> and the bay area today, we're starting the out with fog and drizzle along the shoreline, but it's going to be the warmest day of the week. we'll have the forecast coming up in just a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, drive through gushing water. severe thunderstorms and high winds... with gust 70- miles-per-hour ... hit e >>> check this out. the famous las vegas strip turned into river. thunderstorms and high winds with gusts up to 70 miles per hour hit that weather yesterday. check out the lightning. a few needed to be rescued from the water. check out what the rain did to the treasure island hotel and casino. pipes rupture and came pouring into the building. several buildings were hit with lightning during the storms. >> you know, we were talking abouting -- talki

they are going out to 30,000 people living in rural san joaquin value to help support fire prevention the maximum fee billed is $150 a year. >>> tinkys are back but -- twinkies are back but with a few changes. they started delivering them today but they are smaller with fewer calories and a longer shelf life. 45 days. many employees are not celebrating. >>> nouns of can -- thousands of california school children are missing out on a lunch program because school is out for the summer. they say last year 83% of children went without lunch last summer. the group says the number of children is growing. they are trying to alleviate the program by offering a summer lunch program. >>> spanking a child could be hazardous to your child's health as an adult according to a new study. researchers interviewed 34,000 adults and found people who were spanked were at higher risk of obesity and heart disease. they say it is possible that physical harm could lead to long term problems. >>> up next continuing coverage on the crash of asiana airlines flight 214. >> the debris is cleared, the run way is o

minor rain in the san joaquin valley, as well. a little low up the coast. down in southern california much drier air is coming in. anything by late afternoon to tonight some of that moves in with a decrease in the cloud cover. 50s to 60 this is morning. 67 here. 70 in sacramento. temperatures if you get that sun you will have that tropical feel, but a lot of cloud cover to the east has to still move other us. this is a good line south of us from king city to big sur south. you can see the permissible if things fire up. a little clearing and a couple of thunderstorms here. cloudy and skies muggy. a light rain and a little breeze, a westerly breeze for some. 60s through 80s. really tough. cloud cover. a lot of the highs are dependant on cloud cover. if the cloud cover clears out and the sun comes through, some of you could feel low 90s. thursday and friday warmer and cooler again for the weekend. >>> the royal baby watch continues in london. now the wait is on for the first glimpse of the new prince. we have more in london again this morning. the tabloid news

it wraps back around toward the san joaquin valley and not for us. miles per hour, and the cone or the path of that cone takes you right toward the hawaiian islands, it's expected to weaken by sunday, if it's worth noting, monday and tuesday, 50 miles per hour winds right now. 60s on some of the temps but a lot of 50s. a cooler pattern in place and that's the key. 29 gusts to 36. concord west, northwest almost for everybody. due south at santa rosa. 90 in las vegas. there's that 83 in palm springs. 60s and a lot of cloud cover up and down the coast. 59 tahoe, 70 in reno. looks like the rain has moved north. muggy up there. coastal fog for us and the base is lifted way up there. that continues to do so. up to clear lake, and vacaville, a cooler pattern. still though, upper 90s. if you're way in there, and but a lot of 60s and 70s or low 80s for in many locations are near 100 a couple days ago. and low 80s and 90s. and there's that westerly breeze behind it supporting it. 90 or 91, i don't know if it will last too long. i think we keep it there on sund

the san joaquin regional rail commission considering running more frequent ace commuter trains between stockton and san jose and extending the service to manteca and merced. there may be four public meetings to discuss the project over the next several days including one happening tonight at the fremont senior community center. the meeting is all part of an environmental preview of this project which could take effect as early as 2018. >>> it is 5:09. new details we're learning this morning about a weekend boat chase in the san francisco bay. >>> plus drivers getting extremely up close and very personal with a pair of whales out there. we'll hear from one of those men that happened to be riding the water when the big boys showed upcoming up. >> this despite a report showing xifting home sales fell last month. the s&p 500 closed at its 23rd record high. today no economic data. we get a lot of earnings including those from ups, apple and at&t. the dow rose two points yesterday to finish at 15,546 and the nasdaq closed up 12 to finish at 3600. >>> parents are picking up less of their kids

the suspect is locked up at the san joaquin county jail and is facing several felony charges. and allen, investigators still don't know why he stole that bus. >> da, ac transit are they going to start locking these things up or changes? >> reporter: no because they said it doesn't happen often. so they don't have plans to revisit security. >> let's hope it doesn't happen more often. da lin, thank you. >>> a popular san jose event is back for one night only. music in the park has returned after a one-year hiatus. len ramirez is live in downtown san jose with what's different about tonight's concert. len. >> reporter: well, music in the park is definitely back here in downtown san jose. you can hear the music now. everybody is having a good time. it's sounding good. but there are some big changes. the biggest one is that no one gets in for free anymore. >> reporter: music in the park is making a comeback on its 25th anniversary. it's a special one-time only concert featuring a latin rock band. >> hopefully we have stumbled upon a new model to allow us to bring back music in the

the san joaquin regional rail commission considering running more frequent a.c.e. commuter trains between stockton and san jose and extending the service between mon tech ka and merced. there will be meetings to discuss the project including one tonight in livermore at the civic center sly brer. it's part of an environmental review which could take effect in 2018. >>> the annual burning man festival is expected to grow even larger when it kicks off next month. the u.s. bureau of land management granted organizers a four-year permit to stage the week-long event with the population cap of 68,000 this year. that's up from a cap of nearly 61,000 people last year. over the next four years the maximum could go as high as 70,000. last year's event drew more than 56,000 people to nevada's blackrock desert. >> always a party out there. >>> one of the three women held captive for almost a decade in cleveland making a public appearance. we'll show it to you next. >>> the new details we're learning about an american citizen held captive in north korea. the former president that

he and about 50 others use computers at san joaquin county work net to send amazon's online application. >> right now it's very hard to find work. >> reporter: for an area hard hit by unemployment, the central valley has always been the hardest hit in california, this will be a god send. churchill points out 14 bucks an hour is better than nothing and says there will also be supervisor roles and support positions available. >> there's a wide array of -- of --of duties and responsibilities that have to be fulfilled. >> reporter: in a site this size, there's plenty of room. this project has a very tight deadline. amazon wants in act 1st just in time for the -- amazon wants in october 1st, just in time for the holiday shopping season. ryan takeo kpix 5. >> the city manager hopes other companies will coming to the county. >>> at&t customers won't have to pay a big termination fee to get a new smartphone anymore. customers now have the option to ditch the two-year contracts. and you won't have to pay the full price for your phone or tablet up front. no activate fees, either. instead you can

forest officials say the fire in san joaquin mountains has grown more than 22 square miles.ses and mobile homes. it's even reportedly forced the evacuation of a summer camp for kids with cancer. more than 2200 firefighters are working to contain it. meantime, we're just beginning to learn the cost of the most destructive wildfire in colorado state history. the black forest fire they call it near colorado springs, it burned for nearly two weeks last month and killed two people. officials say taxpayers will foot the 7-million-dollar bill to fight the fire. and that residents will likely see higher insurance premiums. alesion shah acuna with the news. she is live in colorado springs. alicia? >> hi, shep. folks have already started to delay the groundwork to rebuild in the black forest area. building permits have been pulled. that's exactly what happened in the subdivision where i'm standing. this is where the waldo canyon fire burned more than a year ago, destroying 300 plus homes. 70 homes have been rebuilt and 130 are on the way. and these folks are part of what's called the

. >> you welcome to bakersfield on booktv located on the southern end of the san joaquin valley. bakersfield is the ninth largest city in california and the seed of current county which ranks third in the u.s. for agriculture and oil related production. with the help of bright house networks the next hour we'll bring you to the birthplace of the bakersfield sound to learn about the city's history and meet the local authors. we begin our special look at bakersfield with a look at russo's books a family owned and operated bookstore. >> i am michael russo of russo's books and bakersfield california. we have been here 24 years. it's a family owned business my parents, my two sisters my brothers and myself. we are here every day and loving it. my mom is the leader of the family and we have always been retail and we grew up with books. the opportunity came that a used bookstore went up for sale and we wanted to dive into the self ownership and own our own business. we saw bookstore globe for sale. it was a used bookstore and we jumped at the opportunity and it has just blossomed ever s