- chicken san joaquin ! - what ? what you are making in the kitchen chicken san joaquin.this is the landopportunity. somebody opens the doors for you. i could talk to whoever i wanted about anything i wanted. be able to be free. i dreamt of coming to the united states. [ narrator ] thited sta a nation of immigrants. since the early 00s, people from many lands... have nurtured this country's growth and development. "gold on the streets of america." that's all you heard. you could be anything you want here and make a lot of money. even a dollar a day. e more i see of my adopted country, the more gratitude do i feel toward it for affording me protection... from the tyrants of my native country. [ narrator ] at first, the door to the united states was open to anyone... who could survive the dangers of travel to this young, distant land. that hope to be in america was so great and so sunny, that it colored all the pain that we had during our trip. the first night in america... i spent with hundreds of other recently arrived immigrants in an immense hall... with tiers of narrow

que saben que está enfermo tienen que consultar >> una disputa entre funcionarios del condado de san joaquinoz de penitenciarías dijo que el departamento no puede cumplir con los plazos >> presidente obama defendió hoy su plan de salud diciendo que no se resume en sitio de internet >> pero reconoció que no había funcionado tan bien >> diciendo que está frustrado el presidente obama dijo que gobierno solucionará problemas con el sitio web >> no hay excusa para los problemas >> dijo que la ley es más que un sitio web. organizaciones hispanas llaman a inscribirse >>e s algo importante que afecta y beneficia a la comunidad >> pero la página en español tampoco estuvo totalmente lista el 1 de octubre y volvió a postergarse a noviembre >> también estamos frustrados, pero hay otras opciones. mientras tenemos que aprovechar la línea de teléfono que pueden usar y hablar en español >> organizaciones que se oponen a obamacare dicen que esto es otro indicio de que no funciona >> presidente reconoció por fin que hay muchos errores, ojalá así la casa blanca reconozca que esta página y obamacare nunca ha es

some of that is producing light rain down towards the san joaquin valley. 36 tahoe.been coming down a little bit. that snow level, mixed he precipitation at blue canyon. 54 sacramento. there were some 40s but a lot of 50s. mostly around 51, 52. everyone was close on the lows. the low is making a b-line south. as it does, drier air will move in. cooler, breezy, higher elevations. some of the coastal areas, breezy to windy. sunny, maybe a few popup, partly cloudies later on. but north bay starting off mostly sunny. 60s and 70s for almost everybody here. these temperatures don't look to be changing too much over the next few days. again, a lot of low clouds kind of hit and miss on the coast rather that solid santa cruz. breezy, cool on thursday. the mornings will be cold. the days will be sunny and a little bit warmer. >>> 8:23. we know the oakland as are good. but there are a lot of nervous oakland as fans this morning. the do-or-die game tomorrow evening at the coliseum. >>> stanford's football coach reacts to claims his team faked injuries. the game against their pac

. >>> at the san joaquin county courthouse in northern california, a killer arrives for questioning. however, this is not an ordinary interrogation. this murderer is about to take part in an extraordinary interview. the man's name is roger kibbe, better known as the i-5 strangler. from 1977 until his capture in 1988, kibbe terrorized a northern part of california with his killing spree. police say he was given the nickname the i-5 strangler because of where he disposed of the bodies of his first three victims. though he doesn't look intimidating now, investigators say at one time this man was capable of overpowering women, raping them, and killing them at will. >> this is the doctor here, the man i told you about. >> hi, mr. kibbe. can you shake hands from where you are? would it be all right to remove his handcuffs? >> sure. >> is that okay by you? >> fine. >> kibbe admits to killing seven women. the police say it's more. kibbe is willing to talk to a forensic psychiatrist if he can avoid the death penalty. despite a wealth of evidence against him, authorities are willing to offer k

turnquist: this area, the san joaquin valley, has the ability to continue to be the bread basket for the world for many, many years to come. but in order to continue this abundant production here, we have to solve one enormous problem... salt. keach: salts like sodium chloride and calcium carbonate are turning some of the world's most productive farms into saline wastelands. in many of the world's arid regions, salt is a natural component of soil and water. when irrigation water evaporates, salts are left behind, contaminating the soil. to prevent this, additional water must be applied to wash the salts down and away from the root zone. the great quantity of water cleanses the soil. but in the process, it, too, becomes saline. deep beneath these fields, layers of rock or clay form a barrier. with nowhere to go, the saltwater rises towards the roots, inhibiting growth or killing the crop. in wells throughout the valley, technicians easily measure the short distance to the saline water table, and test for the salt content. the saltwater has risen almost to the surface beneath nearly a

. >> california's san joaquin valley is one of the most productive farm regions in the world, yet thele who live and work near those farms can't always access that bounty. >> they're picking fresh fruit for everybody else, but actually they don't even have fresh fruit for their own family. >> families in the central valley experience some of the nation's highest levels of food insecurity. >> one in four families are at the risk of going to sleep hungry. one in three children are at risk of being

has made changes to their slaughter and processing to allow it to keep the facilities open in the san joaquin valley. there's been no recall of the raw chicken yet even though nearly 300 people have become sick after eating it. >> because it's not considered an ayou will did atlanta they can't recall it even though it's the number one cause of food poisoning in the u.s. but it's not considered an adulterant. >> foster farms could still be shut down if the problem persists. consumers are reminded to always wash chicken and cook it to at least 165 degrees to kill all the we'll be right back. >>> it is 4:38. and roberta, it's going to be a nice weekend. >> it's actually a long weekend, right? holiday on monday. >> yeah. >> for some. >> do you have monday off? >> yeah. >> no, we don't. >> they have a bart strike on monday with the holiday, that could help. a little dry weather could help, as well. good morning, everybody. we do is have nothing but a string of sunshiny days in your forecast. let's head outside on this tgif, yes, it is friday! right now we have air 52. santa rosa, napa, pacifica, s

. >> california's san joaquin valley is one of the most productive farm regions in the world, yet the people who live and work near those farms can't always access that bounty. >> they're picking fresh fruit for everybody else, but actually they don't even have fresh fruit for their own family. >> families in the central valley experience some of the nation's highest levels of food insecurity. >> one in four families are at the risk of going to sleep hungry. one in three children are at risk of being hungry. >> in tolarie county, the food bank is already feeding a fourth of the population. if that's not a disaster, i don't know what

. >> water today is from sacramento, san joaquin delta. it's a significant part of the water supply. we use water to recharge our ground water supply the water we're releasing is hopefully, benefitting the aquatic wild life. >> the flow will be adjusted as biologists monitor impact of the fish. long time residents say this section is normally wet year roundful last time it went dry was six years ago, briefly during a water diversion. >> we can see the sunshining today >> yes >> spencer christian now with an accuweather update >> very sunny today and across the bay area. here is a look at live doppler seven hd. no clouds in the sky. just a beautiful day before halloween. here is a live view from our roof top camera looking across embarcadero. blue skies over the bay. 60s in san francisco. and another scomplif beautiful view over san francisco. a maze out in the distance, but blue skies mild across the bay area now. temperatures of 66 in santa rosa and novato. 69 in livermore. and one more live view from mount tam. it's going to be lovely ev

. >> water released today is from sacramento, san joaquin delta. it's a significant part of the batter supply well. do use that water to recharge our ground water supply. water we're releasing hopefully will benefit aquatic wildlife but recharges in the ground water basin. >> reporter: it will be adjusted as they monitor the fish. residents say the creek is normally wet year round the last time it was dry was six years ago, briefly, during a water diversion. >>> students in a san jose school got a tough lesson on crime. a thief made off with 31 new ipads and 31 new lap tops. the loss is hard because the school held fund raising events for two years to buy computers and many don't have computers at home. >> i think it's terrible. we spent last year fund raising for it. >> it's devastate together entire community here we lost, i mean, is a huge amount of money. >> they are valued at $70,000, that is not enough to cover the school's insurance deductible. the school left with 30 ipads and 60 lap tops for 550 students. >>> janet napolitano made one of h

inocencia robada a decenas de niÑos, quien una monja habrÍa abusado sexualmente en la poblaciÓn de san joaquÍnÁs bien asombrada de ver la noticia que acabo de ver de tantos chiquitos abusaba. >> otros dicen que es una falta doblemente grave. >> ver que personitas que han sido abandonados por sus papÁs buscando ayuda en una instituciÓn como esta y se topan con la mala suerte de alguien que quiera abusar de ellos, eso es lo mÁs terrible que nos ha pasado. >> tras ser indagada por un juez la monja se ha rehusado a hablar con la prensa pero el pÁrroco del lugar, cierto o no hay un grave daÑo para la iglesia catÓlica. >> vamos a colaborar en todo con lo que se pida a travÉs de la fiscalÍa, por supuesto las hermanas de marÍa auxiliadora pero hay muchas dudas porque ellas vienen normalmente de familias desintegradas, incluso algunas llegan ya con abusos sexual, como no saber si mÁs bien la departamento anuncia que se estÁ haciendo es de una situaciÓn anterior a que llegaran a casa. >> acuerdo con acusaciones, y de la congregaciÓn hijas de marÍa auxiliadora abusÓ sexualmente de 1 13 niÑas. >> la denun

. >> water released today is from sacramento, san joaquin delta. it's a significant part of the batter supply well. do use that water to recharge our ground water supply. water we're releasing hopefully will benefit aquatic wildlife but recharges in the ground water basin. >> reporter: it will be adjusted as they monitor the fish. residents say the creek is normally wet year round the last time it was dry was six years ago, briefly, during a water diversion. >>> students in a san jose school got a tough lesson on crime. a thief made off with 31 new ipads and 31 new lap tops. the loss is hard because the school held fund raising events for two years to buy computers and many don't have computers at home. >> i think it's terrible. we spent last year fund raising for it. >> it's devastate together entire community here we lost, i mean, is a huge amount of money. >> they are valued at $70,000, that is not enough to cover the school's insurance deductible. the school left with 30 ipads and 60 lap tops for 550 students. >>> janet napolitano made one of h

a lot of 40s, even sacramento valley, is san joaquin -- valley, san joaquin valley. 40s.he low is approaching. original loy it looked like it -- originally it looked like it might give us some rain now it looks like it will put on the brakes and slide to southern california and push this low here inland. you need a kicker. that's what that one will do but give us higher clouds on saturday. 40s and 50s, stuck in the low. the fog has a lot to do with it. you can see some of the gray here. low clouds, fog, mainly fog, dense fog here. clearing to the coast. some of that takes a little while to clear back there. so the low will be offshore by friday. continued warm inland. it may be cooler as we head towards sunday and then monday the system digs into towards eastern nevada and all the way down. cool to cold. clearlake, 85 warm. saint they leeb na -- st. helena, 82. vallejo, benicia, 70s. walnut creek 80. brentwood, 83. livermore, 85. san jose at 74. low 80s. morgan hill gilroy. santa cruz, 68. los gatos, 76. it's sold out on the coast. 50s or low 60s even into south san franc

the chavez park will stretch from arizona to the san joaquin valley and include the cesar chavez national monument in keen california along with 58 in kern county. the park unlike the monument would need congressional action where others are still awaiting approval. park officials, they estimate it will cost 1 to $3 million per year to run the park. >> the niners continue their london visit. and famous 16 is joining us. >> joe cool. >>> here we go. the 49ers all set getting ready for a big time game sunday against the jaguars. guess what, a certain well known 49er made the trip over there. >> mr. joe montana also known as joe cool is in london. >> cool to have a hall of famer teaching kids. >> he met with aspiring british quarterbacks teaching them a few tricks. montana will be at trafalgar square and also at wimbley stadium. >> i like the fact he is taking it seriously. intense. >> he should be. the super bowl is four months away. preparations are under way to make sure things run smoothly. a recent test of the power supply went off without a hitch. >> good to know. for a super bowl you

. >> california's san joaquin valley is one of the most productive farm regions in the world, yet thele who live and work near those farms can't always access that bounty. >> they're picking fresh fruit for everybody else, but actually they don't even have fresh fruit for their own family. >> families in the central valley experience some of the nation's highest levels of food insecurity. >> one in four families are at the risk of going to sleep hungry. one in three children are at risk of being hungry. >> in tolarie county, the food bank is already feeding a fourth of the population. if that's not a disaster, i don't know what

the stockton record reports that san joaquin county judges are releasing suspected parole violators fromail if california department of corrections and rehabilitation officials fail to provide the necessary records within 48 hours of an arrest. a cdcr spokesman said in most cases the department can't meet such a strict deadline. he said other california counties adhere to a five-day deadline. adjudicating parole violations was recently switched from state oversight to local courts as a result of california's so-called jail realignment plan. the realignment program has shifted some felons from prisons to county jails. >> backhoes have begun digging up a parking lot in downtown fresno in search of an underground network of tunnels and other artifacts from the chinatown neighborhood that lies in the path of california's planned high-speed rail line. >> sfo is only sing it to miles of visibility. hayward has less than 3 tens of a mile. we are seeing a compromise conditions. we have areas of dense fog and the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory that will expire at 9:00 a.

it will stretch in tracy all the way to the san joaquin line. they will last from six this morning until 4:00 p.m. cal tran has them working on pavement striking. >>> tracking you and your vehicle. why some say it is time to put little black boxes in your car and how that could effect your tax bill. >> they take on the jaguars. ktvu is there. we will look at the game and the crazy weather headed that way. >> nothing crazy headed there. >> it is halloween week. this is 80 in oakland. the raiders at home taking on the pittsburgh steelers. >> expect some traffic around the none hour. and after the game as they make their way home. >> time now is 7:11. you are watching "mornings on 2". yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. avo: at volkswagen we believe everyone deserves a bette

forest timber creek and san joaquin river basin located in my district, the army corps' officially endorsed the plan for flood risk management constructing a levee on the northwestern perimeter known as the chevron levee. this project is a local partnership with the city and was initiated over a decade ago. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. shuster: 15 more seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. denham: the city and the surrounding area will be at continual risk for flooding resulting from the overflow of the timber creek and in association with the construction of the levee will develop and implement an advanced warning system. mr. chairman, included in this legislation are several chiefs reports and i ask that your commitment to working with me to ensure the chiefs report can be reviewed. mr. shuster: i thank the gentleman and all of my colleagues and at this point would like to respond to them. one of the key principles in developing wrrda was increasing transparency, accountability and congressional oversight. without ceding constitutional con

today i'd like to talk to you about two public servants from my neck of the woods, the san joaquin valley, who put their community first and delivered results. sadly in the last week these two individuals passed away and we say goodbye to them, but i want to use their examples as role models because i think their commitment to public service, to the people of the san joaquin valley in california and our nation, are a good example. one was a democrat, one was a republican. both were widely respected. and they never, ever let partisanship or ideology get in the way of solutions. george and pete were the best our valley had to offer. especially on how they conducted their lives. pete mehaus from a greek immigrant family was the pillar of an education community in the valley for almost 50 years. from the time he entered the classroom in 1963, he was bound for leadership and change the lives of countless individuals. he realized the special challenges of students in our valley and throughout those, throughout the state. and he made their voices heard. his passion was recognized by governor geo

san francisco. >> thank you, thank you joaquin, thank you, welcome to our orange city hall.ant to welcome everybody here this fourthth animal america arab month of separation and it's my pleasure to join us here and many of us know that we are such a lucky city, and we are lucky because people around their world make their way to fraction, find hopey until the city they know that we celebrate our diversity and find strength in the different cultures that pretend together and now, i ask you also to bring me talent from the arab america communities to make me and help me lune run the city. yes, it's incredible. union, i think i can talk about how wonderful diversity is, but we have to get the talent from our communities to represent all of the different thing that we do in the city. and you know, tonight, even though there is something called a baseball game out there, but these wonderful events that we have in the city whether it's america's cup whether it's fleet week, whether it's the 49ers playing or the giants playing, even eventually when we land the superbowl it all boa

joaquÍn. en un combate allÁ en cabo san lucas que podrÁ disfrutar por solo boxeo tecate a las 11 de la noche/12 que estÁ buscando una victoria. poner su nombre. como lo hace su hermana mayor. >>> y poner en mejor lugar el apellido chÁvez. >>> mucha gente no sabÍa que Él tenÍa 2 siempre creen que es julio. >>> consentido julio que vamos a decir pausa y regresamos tenemos mucho mÁs, no se vayan. >>> refresca tu pasiÓn con coca-cola. >>> la selecciÓn mexicana se ha convertido en un verdadero desfile, pero no de moda si no de tÉcnicos. en la gestiÓn de justin pompean. el tri, ha tenido 10 tÉcnicos distintos en el lapso de 7 aÑos. empezando con hugo sÁnchez, javier aguirre, la polÉmica de josÉ manuel de la torre. y ahora miguel herrera, el nuevo estratega del tri. pero lo alarmante radica al ver el historial desde 1994 hasta el dÍa de hoy. el proceso mundialista se han tenido mÁs tÉcnicos la selecciÓn mexicana, enrique mesa hasta miguel hastaerrera. el representativo azteca registra 17 estrategas en los Últimos 19 aÑos en el mismo tiempo espaÑa tiene 5 tÉcnicos, italia, 8 en tr nardoes y brasil, 9 e

we lived in san joaquin valley.ts worked for the chavez union and when i wrote for "the wall street journal" i would try to find dedication around something in mexico's i was able to cover-- help cover the 1988 residential election arrived in mexico and later had the first interview in 2000. when penguin contacted me they said we would like for you to write a book about mexico in the last 50 years. i thought of it as a journalistic narrative but they really wanted much more of a personal narrative so it took a while for me to get comfortable with that era. i guess the last real big event was the return of the once powerful revolutionary they came back to office last year. it all kind of came together and watching mexico descent into this darkness because of the drug war and trying to figure out what have and to the hope in mexico and what happened to these. we were supposed to go into the first world so in many ways writing this look was therapeutic trying to explain to myself why my mother was a adamantly opposed t

i'd like to tush now to our new colleague from texas, san antonio, tbs, joaquin castro, please join us. you have a great background in that city and you come with an extraordinary reputation, well earned, as a scholar and as a great citizen of san antonio. mr. castro: thank you, congressman garamendi, thank you for your work and for pointing out the many benefits of the affordable care act which as many people know, took effect today. there were so many people anxious and excited about trying to get health care coverage, about comparing trices -- prices to see if they could get a lower price for insurance, that the website had glitches. it had problems. but that is a good thing. and in texas, we know that problem very well. we're the state with the highest percentage of people that don't have health care coverage at all. would you believe one out of four texans, 25% of kids, 25% of adults, don't have health care coverage at all. 30% of women don't have health care coverage. 38% of hispanics in texas don't have health care coverage. so the fact that the affordable care act and the excha

joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn y las farc. univisiÓn investiga. y el papa francisco acoge a un niÑo que invadio su palco en la plaza de san pedro.n el mundo. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches. comenzamos con una disculpa, la secretaria de salud estuvo en el congreso donde tratÓ de explicar por quÉ el sitio de "obamacare" no funciona. la pregunta es si esa disculpa se queda ahÍ o tendrÁ que ceder su puesto. lourdes nos cuenta cÓmo fue el bombardeÓ en contra de la secretaria de salud. >>> en su primer testimonio luego del fallido lanzamiento de "obamacare", la secretaria de salud pidiÓ perdon al pueblo americano y dijo que merecÍa algo mejor. haganme responsable por este desastre, soy la responsable. los problemas del web site estarÁn resueltos para finales de noviembre. el sitio de internet no se derrumbo sino estÁ lento. >>> lo correcto que cuando uno es la jefa de cualquier departamento nadie mÁs es responsable. >>> dijo que deberÁn cambiar sus pÓlizas y pagar mÁs pero por una pÓliza mejor. se enfrentÓ impavida a interrogatorios. >>> tu lo ves defen

this growth spurt can be attributed to the san joaquin delta's formerly river-bottom soil. >> the delta peat soil is so fertile, uh, so light. it's an organic-based soil, and it really produces premium asparagus. and the stronger the crown underneath the soil, the healthier it is, the bigger the spear is. >> during peak season, 9 is the magic number. the loyal crews survey each row of asparagus, searching for those that are 9 inches, with tight tips, and therefore ripe for picking. >> well, our crews progress through the field harvesting the asparagus, the 9-inch asparagus that we're looking for, pile 'em up in windrows, and then, uh, tractors with our--with our, uh, boxes and bins on it come through, and they gather this up, place it in--gently place it into the bins, and we transport it to our packing facility where it's processed. we take it directly from the field, move it directly to our processing, packing facility, um, and then it is processed immediately. >> processing begins just a few minutes from the field. here the teams work in unison to prepare the day's harvest for quick

rich arab america culture that exists here in the city of san francisco and i want to thank you all for coming and i want to introduce joaquin for resident who ska great member of our community and has helped organize this event. (applause). . thank you very much and good evening everyone on behalf of mayorly who will be joining us in a few moments i want to say thanks to all of you for being here tonight it's always a pleasure for you go to welcome the community into city hall - because you remind us our purpose in government so to serve and you you certainly bring life and culture and community into our very state halls and bring life to us, so thank you again. i want to thank the nominating committee and the planning committee for their excellent work in ensuring that those very important community members who do so much to ensure that our communities remain strong and vibrant, those who are under served typically continue to be served that our communities are strengthened and our ties are bound and strong. so, in 2012, of this year, we are very lucky enough to have two very distinguished honorees for our distinguished se