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we could have patchy fog toward the san joaquin valley. clear skies for san francisco. sunday sunshine. we have cooler temperatures and patchy frost tomorrow morning. it will be in the central valley bringing it to the bay area. forecast highs, low to mid-60s. a good 3 to 4 degrees. 63-degree and the raiders play tomorrow. here is the forecast at 1:00 mostly sunny. more neighborhoods. fremont 63. here is the 5-day forecast. we are talking about the same weather pattern. tuesday partly sunny. on thanksgiving we have a rain cloud to reflect the chance of rainfall for the morning hours. scattered showers and the chance of a shower by 3:00 or 4:00 thursday. it is hard to go into detail. we will keep an eye on rain chances into thursday morning. >>> students in arizona are thrilled to see their efforts put their principal in a tree. bill roth challenged his students to read for 390,000 minutes for a 2 week span. if they did he would wear a sock monkey suit in a tree. they read 450,000 minutes. >> it is great that i lost. >> i think it was a great idea. >> this isn't the firs

i represent half of that, sacramento river and san joaquin river and then coming down here in the san joaquin valley. these areas are all protected by levees. and the rivers are confined by those levees and many of them are more than 100 years old and they need protection. water flowing from the north across these -- through these waterways that are channeled by the levees through the great pumps down here, are delivering water to the southern california and san joaquin valley, depend upon these levees. this is part of the wrrda bill. these levees in protecting the water system of california and the great enterprises of the delta are critically important moneye wurh wrrda provide for the continueance of these levees as well as many of the critical environmental habitats. as you move up the sacramento river, you come to sacramento and here the american river coming in with the sacramento river. and here is the highest flood danger in america and there is a project right here that is absolutely crucial to life and limb and as you move up, 200 miles from here to here, you marriesvillety

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

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authorities believe the three also robbed a bank in san joaquin coty. accused of setng another teen on fire set to enter a plea in court this morning. richard thomas has been charg as an adult accused ofighting sasha flshman's clothes on fire aboard an ac transit bus. according to crt papers thomas did it because h was quote homophobic. his fami says he is not a hateful person. her child ideifies as gender neutral. the high scho senior from berkeleyas wearing a skirt when he was set on fire as he was sitting o a bus. fleishn remains in the hospital in stable condition. >> also expected in court ts afternoon, 49ers star aon smith. our unit first told you he is scheduled to be arrgned on the felony weaponscharges. police found the semautomatic rifl in his home during a part he hosted. smith facing a dui charge for a september crash and will face another jue next ek. the lebacker did rurn to the team after rehab last week and helayed sparingly in the 49ers ss to the panthers onunday. >> 49ers raider - and raider player kwame harris to be sentenced. harris

the police think the 3 may responsible for bank robbery in san joaquin county. >> new details on bitterabor dispute involving santa clara couldn't private ambulance provider and union workers now reached a deal. new contract comes after year of negotiations was rural metro. it requires the hike of more ambulance mechanic and pay raises. county has had a history of problems with rural metro. it has been plagued by financial problems and complaints over late response times. >> new video gives us the unique look at fair response in san leandro last week as alameda couldn't firefighters helmet camera. they had difficulty time navigating the fire and built along hillside 2 dog killed and 3 others escape escaped. marijuana plants were found inside but homeowner was not arrested. investigators say a gas leak from out door grills started this fire. >> new here at 11:00. motorcycle rider is dead after he lost control and slammed into a wall in the east bay. chp says the man crashed near the intersection of franklin canyon road and cummings sky way martinez early tonight. they believe speed was a

the police think the 3 may responsible for bank robbery in san joaquin county. >> new details on bitter labor dispute involving santa clara couldn'tri provider and union workers now reached a deal. new contract comes after year of negotiations was rural metro. it requires the hike of more ambulance mechanic and pay raises. county has had a history of problems with rural metro. it has been plagued by financial problems and complaints over late response times. >> new video gives us the unique look at fair response in san leandro last week as alameda couldn't firefighters helmet camera. they had difficulty time navigating the fire and built along hillside 2 dog killed and 3 others escape escaped. marijuana plants were found inside but homeowner was not arrested. investigators say a gas leak from out door grills started this fire. >> new here at 11:00. motorcycle rider is dead after he lost control and slammed into a wall in the east bay. chp says the man crashed near the intersection of franklin canyon road and cummings sky way martinez early tonight. they believe speed was a factor. nobod

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another 600 seats on the san joaquin valley line service. amtrak says this thanksgiving week is the busiest time of the year for it nationwide on its rails. allen, they are expecting another peak day on sunday as soon as this holiday season is over. no surprise there. but. >> no. >> be ready for it. >> all right. thanks, mark. >>> chief meteorologist paul deanno in the weather center. paul, you have some good news back east. the worst is over there? >> it's been a drenching rainfall lots of snowfall away from the atlantic ocean. but things are beginning to wind down. i know most folks have gotten from point a to point b but the rain is racing up the eastern seaboard. the actual low is off the carolina coastline. we see snow for rochester, new york down to atlanta. but the heaviest rain is done and this is our futurecast showing you the entire lower 48. we still will see some significant rainfall for upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine but the big cities, including new york city, philadelphia and boston, the worst of the rainfa

the police think the 3 may responsible for bank robbery in san joaquin county. >> new details on bitter labor dispute involving santa clara couldn't private ambulance provider and union workers now reached a deal. new contract comes after year of negotiations was rural metro. it requires the hike of more ambulance mechanic and pay raises. county has had a history of problems with rural metro. it has been plagued by financial problems and complaints over late response times. >> new video gives us the unique look at fair response in san leandro last week as alameda couldn't firefighters helmet camera. they had difficulty time navigating the fire and built along hillside 2 dog killed and 3 others escape escaped. marijuana plants were found inside but homeowner was not arrested. investigators say a gas leak from out door grills started this fire. >> new here at 11:00. motorcycle rider is dead after he lost control and slammed into a wall in the east bay. chp says the man crashed near the intersection of franklin canyon road and cummings sky way martinez early tonight. they believe speed was

. >> paramount farms is located in the heart of california's san joaquin valley. >> reporter: the biggest producer of almonds and pistachios in the world. it's part of an agribusiness empire that includes pom pomegranate and fiji water owned by beverly hills billionaires stuart and lynda resnick. the resnicks also own a majority interest in this, the current water bank. it is one of the largest undergroundwater storage facilities in the world. it allows them to buy delta water from the state, store it in their bank, then use it in dry years or sell it on the open market. so why go after striped bass? >> they're looking for anything that pins the tail on something other than their project exports. >> reporter: bill jennings with the california sportfishing alliance says it all started a few years ago when water exports were cut back to protect endangered salmon. jennings says the stripers can be blamed for the salmon decline instead, those restrictions could be eased and more water could flow south again. >> if we eliminate the environmental protections, they could take more water. >> repo

. >>> not so suddenly a hot target for thieves in california's san joaquin valley. $400,000 worth ofts disappeared from a grove north of modesto. last month, 12,000 pounds of walnuts worth $50,000 were stolen from a trailer parked north of sacramento. the thieves could make good money selling off the nuts, which goes for about $7 a pound. >>> an 86-year-old california woman who died after running the marathon. sunday, it was. joy johnson's 25th time in the new york city race. but she stumbled at mile 20 and hit her head. medics wanted to take her to the hospital. but she insisted on finishing the race. on monday afternoon, she went to lie down in her bed at a hotel and never woke up. her family says it's the way she would have wanted to go. >>> new details about the maimi dolphins bullying case. a report in the "sun senital," says that the dolphins coaches asked suspended lineman richie incognito, to quote, toughen up jonathan martin. he's no longer with the team because of threats made by incognito. no coaches were named. and the report says he may have taken things too far. >>> spo

ridership jumped on the pacific surf liner and on the san joaquin line between bakers field and the bay area. those two lines carried a combined 393 million passengers last year or about 110,000 more than the year before. the corridor line did not fair quite as well. ridership on that line dropped by about 45,000. >>> the sluggish economy is being blamed for a sluggish committee. 23million americans will travel at least 20 miles to their destination. >>> maneta san jose airport expects to bust a travel trend. the airport advises travelers to check in online, review the tsa security procedures and allow plenty of time at the airport. san francisco international says it expects tomorrow will be its busiest day of the upcoming thanksgiving holiday with 130,000 passengers coming and going. >>> consumer reports says tesla's model s e -- electric car is it's top selling model. the survey was done before the three recent car fires that are now the subject of a federal investigation. ceo elan musk says he requested that investigation. sales of the car have been brisk this year. the model s goin

and willow but we still have a traffic advisory in effect and this green is creeping over into san joaquinh a rock slide in effect and possible more rock slides in the future so tesla will be hut -- shut down. we have a car fire at willow avenue through san pablo. you could see traffic in the area and road closing. from emeryville camera to the bay bridge over to treasure island, the track is moving well and it is just before at the toll plaza where we have a two-car crash blocking one lane causing heavy backups away from the maze. >> construction of san francisco's neutral subway goes 24/7 and the major mail stone the massive project is reaching. >> we have gotten lost but a cargo plane is creating a huge problem at a small airport. >> big change that will ease travel for ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> quite a predicament in kansas airport, a modified 747, wide body cargo jet is on the runway in wichita after landing at the wrong airport, the j

ridership jumped on the pacific surf liner and on the san joaquin line between bakers field and the bay area. those two lines carried a combined 393 million passengers last year or about 110,000 more than the year before. the corridor line did not fair quite as well. ridership on that line dropped by about 45,000. >>> the sluggish economy is being blamed for a sluggish committee. 23million americans will travel at least 20 miles to their destination. >>> maneta san jose airport expects to bust a travel trend. the airport advises travelers to check in online, review the tsa security procedures and allow plenty of time at the airport. san francisco international says it expects tomorrow will be its busiest day of the upcoming thanksgiving holiday with 130,000 passengers coming and going. >>> consumer reports says tesla's model s e -- electric car is it's top selling model. the survey was done before the three recent car fires that are now the subject of a federal investigation. ceo elan musk says he requested that investigation. sales of the car have been brisk this year. the model s goin

all the shower activity is race noo raceing into the san joaquin valley. you can see some light green over castro valley. all of that will be clearing out of here. we have a stronger wave of moisture headed our way this afternoon. and a subtropical moisture tap associated with it. we could pick up a quarter inch to a half inch of additional rainfall even here in the south bay on the valley floor. just want to give you an idea of what you're working with this morning. slick conditions in the north bay. 55 in san jose. this afternoon, only climbing into the 60s. low 60s in places like san jose. make sure you have your umbrella and that coat for today, otherwise we're looking good. if you want to know about the warmup trend, catch our seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of your screen. let's check on your drive. it's slick out there this morning, mike. >> definitely. a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't often see it there. we know it's due when we have one of those cash lanes opening up late. things are clear as far as the lanes. look at the

the possible suspects in a bank robbery in san joaquin county. >>> and he's accused of having three rivals at his home. the sheriff's deputies determined were illegal assault weapons. they discovered the guns after an altercation at smith's house in san jose during a party. smith is scheduled to be arraigned on separate dui charges next tuesday. >>> rural metro ambulance service has reached a deal with the union representing paramedics and emergency medical technicians down in santa clara county. the deal restores or increases salaries for many of the workers and calls for the hiring of more. they have filed for bankrupt reorganization and that happened in august. >>> there's not much left to do before the fourth bore of the call decut. they rushed to the tunnels for disaster drills. looking from the oakland side you could see flashing lights on emergency vehicles testing the life saving system. >> this is a big, big improvement safety wise allowing clean, fresh, air to walk out on the tunnel, et cetera. >> crews practiced other scenarios including handling car accidents and tested the eme

the three may be suspects in a bank robbery in san joaquin county as well. >>> a key phase gets under way for dismantling the eastern span of the bay bridge. workers will start removing 1400 feet of the upper deck that will continue for 6 weeks, taking down the span challenges to -- promises to be challenging. it's going to take about three years. >>> time is 6:40. traveling during the holiday season can be stressful. one way you can prepare were stepping foot in the airport. >>> and the market opened about 10 minutes ago. take a peek at the early numbers. everything is down but not by a whole lot. we'll chat numbers and much more with jason brooks right after the break. ,, here now is kcbs radio's financial re will lead . >>> you can start to sign up for the newest ipad mini today. >> sure can. here to chat, kcbs financial reporter, jason brooks on this tuesday. >> good morning, the new retina ipad mini has been long anticipated. it's debuting three weeks after the ipad air came out. there have been issues for the supply for that new screen on the o ipad mini. that's reason it was di

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. >> paramount farms is located in the heart of california san joaquin valley. >> reporter: the biggest producer of almonds and pistachios in the world. >> get cracking. >> reporter: it's part of an agribusiness empire that includes pom pomegranate and fiji water owned by beverly hills billionaires the resniks. they also own a majority interest in the kern water bank. it is one of the largest underground water storage facilities in the world. it allows them to buy delta water from the state, store it in their bank, then use it in dry years or sell it on the open market. so why go after strike back? >> they are looking for anything that pins the tail on something other than their project exports. >> reporter: bill jennings with the california sportfishing alliance says it all started a few years ago when water exports were cut back to protect endangered salmon. jennings says the stripers can be blamed for the salmon decline instead, those restrictions could be eased and more water do flow south again. >> if we eliminate the environmental protections, they could take more water. >> report

. >> it's just going to drain the sacramento and san joaquin rivers of freshwater.he saltwater from the ocean in the bay is going to start coming up and intruding into the delta. >> reporter: and that worries the mcclearys. they bought their retirement home in discovery bay so they can sail or water ski. but not in what they believe will be contaminated waters. >> people start seeing the boating mecca that it's always been we'll lose your economic basis. if our backyards get polluted, we are going to lose our home values. >> reporter: that's after enduring a decade of construction along the levees. >> 10 years of mud piles and diversion an bad water. >> construction from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. >> reporter: the state tried to calm fears. they promise minimal impact and compensation to farmers and homeowners who lost acreage and they emphasize the project will fix wildlife habitats for migratory birds like the sand hill cranes who roost in the delta islands. hundreds of years of an antiquated water delivery system has destroyed marshland. but delta folks are not buying any

them also robd a bank in san f joaquin county. working to find a truck, it says, was slen from north berkeley. the truck looks like this one. it's a lted blue 2005 s-250 th urban creeks council painted in white on both sides. an oncologist whoorks for urban cres council said she parked t ford at the intersectionf rose and arch streets over the weekend,nd by the morng it was gone. and had just bought the truck ms last month to haul plants. the license plate number is 7u05789. >>> happing right now, i guess canall this one d-day, as inemolition y. it's officially underway on the ly span of the bay bridg that sits right bese the brand new span. >> theriginal span has bee in place since the bridge first opened back in 1936. we give you a live loo outside right now. soon it will be gone f good. nbc bayarea's bob riddell joi us liverom the demolition zone. and jon.morning to you, marla this brings back mories m summer when we were aually able to be on t upper deck of the old bay brid. if y look to the west you can see the canalever sect

places like the san joaquin valley, which i represent, are still struggling to create jobs in the wake of our great recession. energy production is a game changer, not only in california but around the country. these are exciting times with the finds in the mar se ulous shale, the barnett, the balkan and the monterey shale in california which is estimated to be as large if not larger than the others that i've mentioned. those who doubt the ability of states to regulate the oil and gas industry, i urge you to look at my home state of california which has put forth a long-term plan for responsible production of natural gas that the governor signed into law last month. many other states are taking their lead because we know one size doesn't fit all. and therefore i think that is a preferred approach. as all of us in the house are looking to determine what our next generation economy will look like, efforts like the amendment that we are proposing here i believe are critically important. the united states is on track to become the largest oil and gas producer in the world in the next few y

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i grew up on a farm in the san joaquin valley and went to the air force academy 27 years for car -- retired as the colonel fighter pilot and on the joint staff during the bosnia wars. i got to look at the interagency process which is then hugely important with my job here understanding how it works in practice and toward the end of my grant went to the national defense university and started work on a doctoral program at the university. over the 15 years i was on the faculty i went from military faculty to civilian to department chair to associate dean and got a doctorate along the way and got contacted by the state department about two and a half years ago. they contact contacted me as a historian and asked me to come to work here and that got me thinking and here we are. >> host: dr. randolph who uses these volumes and reads these? >> guest: first of all there is a thematic and philosophical answer. the real purpose of this volume is to provide the transparency and accountability with democracy. if you don't have insight into what your government is doing you can't create that understandi

decades later, our first san joaquin valley honor flight came to washington where they witnessed the changing of the guard and remembered those of their fellow soldiers who did not make it home. i also want to thank congress members hall and dingell who shared stories with them. this forever grateful nation is etter for the men's sacrifices and their lives they led when they returned home to their farms, their storefronts, their practices throughout the valley to build a better life for themselves and our nation. i want to thank you for allowing us to share their experience and to show our debt of gratitude for one in which we can never ever fully repay. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask permission to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. the promises upon which bamacare was built are

guest worker, and so i lived that there where we left for the united states, grew up in california, san joaquiney as jenna mentioned. my parents worked for the sasser chavez union. later by choice when i used to work for "the wall street journal" i would always try to find a vacation around some big event in mexico. sars able to cover, help cover the 1980 presidential election. arrived in mexico right at the federal crash and then later had the first interview in 2000. so when penguin contacted me, they said would like for you to write a book about mexico in the last 50 years. and it was, i thought of it as a journalistic narrative but they really wanted much more of a personal narrative. it took a while for me to kind of get comfortable with that era. and i guess the last real big event was the return of the once powerful revolutionary party that came back to office last year. so it all kind of came together, watching mexican descent into this darkness because of the drug war and trying to figure what happened to the whole thing in mexico. what happened -- was supposed to go into the first wor

san francisco. my name is joaquin torres the director of economic and work force development and the mayor's investing neighborhood initiative which is an office coordinates through out our neighborhood commercial services that our private partners bring to bear. it also includes something we realize in the city which is the central market economic strategy. one of those objectives is ensuring that central market is a center here in our city. all of us here are here today to celebrate a very important milestone of building up creativity in our city. to kick us off to talk about this achievement is our mayor, ed lee. >> thank you, joaquin. he works very hard and others that scour these blocks all the time working with all the residents and artist and small businesses have been wonderful. as many of you know i have worked very hard on the revitalization of market street. we have shown some success, but we've always said and i want to emphasize this, you've heard me say this before, the artist in the community led this effort to begin with. they took a lot of risk. so we've never allowed them to escape f

. ♪ our captain is joaquin san clemente, something of a legend in these parts, and his co-pilot is captaintanza reyes. >> it's mystical. they develop this sensibility with the plane. there's no intel in sight here, no software. they have gps, but that's about it. it's beautiful, you know, they have to sense everything. they know when the sound of the plane is not right. it's just man and machine. >> the weather is the big unknown around here. it's changeable enough to ground planes in remote places if they hang around for too long. we have to make one stop on the way to pick up more cargo. vital cargo, by the way. ♪ the land we're passing over is beautiful and lush, but the life of those below has been anything but. >> colombia seems to be trapped in a vicious circle. >> farc has used the territory as a haven for kidnapping. >> until recently most of the news coming out of this part of colombia was not good. it was a front line in the war on drugs, for lack of a better term, and colombia's long struggle with the farc, a marxist guerrilla force financed by drug trafficking, kidnapping and c

i represent a significant part of san joaquin valley. it has perhaps among the largest and most diverse agriculture in america. many of you have been there. i know, i have been to some of your events. it is a great part of america. i am a third-generation farmer who has been in the dairy business, most of my family, since we came to this country from the azores. i expect we can no longer expect the american taxpayer to be on the hook for dairy producers by maintaining the status quo, a program that i do not think adheres to the basic law of supply and demand. that is why i think it is critical that we adopt the dairy security act, which passed in the house committee twice and was passed by the senate. also of great importance for many of us in california is the removal of the vague and overly broad king amendment. with all due respect, it is clearly targeted at california producers. this amendment is not only anti- california, but if you think a one-size-sets up fits-all policy to be determined in washington. for those of you around the

san francisco. my name is joaquin torres the director of economic and work force development and the mayor's investingeighborhood initiative which is an office coordinates through out our neor

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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