berkeley and santa barbara. however, the city of santa barbara has straight transfer limitations as a disincentive. to better understand, and i will tell you to truly better understand this transfer policy, one has to look a corresponding policies and waitlists as they relate to the demand of the public berths. in the survey that we conducted from 88% of the publicly and marinas are not allowed -- to not allow the transfer berth of the transfer for private vessel. 88% of the publicly owned marinas have weightless. when there is a greater demand of the public to access a berth and there are not enough available, waiting list policies are put into place to provide a rational and orderly manner for the assignment of the berth. when there are more berths available than there is a demand, as an incentive to keep the vessels in the marina are allowed. in santa barbara, strict transfer limitations were created as a migration or transition to the best management practices of not allowing transfers. most importantly, thi

true believers running their own mosque in santa barbara. this ad chapter in that book writing a letter to chicago and a couple weeks later some halla man got into their apartment and shot them dead and center bart representative police came down with a thorough investigation putting pressure on the stephens brothers that they closed the mosque in returned to oakland. at the time the mosque the bay area and san francisco. the minister did not like these guys. he also did not like the fact they were taking over a piece of the bay area. oakland was his territory. they went back and forth with chicago. you can have lost their but those are the people in charge. they did not like that. especially justice stevens. he wanted to run his son show also to make money. all money flowed to chicago. some could barely afford the 10 or 15%. they had to pay out first. elijah muhammed, a stevens wanted nothing to do with that. he wanted his money. he split from his brother. he was a baker and the black muslims the best they he talked about was nutrition and

there's a big commercial diving community in the santa barbara area, and one of them was being feted, a guy named lad handleman who actually was a longtime diver and wound up co-founding one of the biggest diving companies in the world. so the idea was, well, they're having this party known at handleman's place known fondly as lad's pad in santa barbara, so i decided this sounded like a place i needed to go. so up to lad's pad to kind of see what was going on and the idea being, as it often is, to dredge up some stories for the newspaper. and really what happened was i was in this crowd of old-time commercial divers, most from southern california and elsewhere, and just wound up hearing all these crazy, alien-sounding stories about working underwater and accidents and the weird things that go on when you're underwater much like when you're out in space, although space is sometimes more familiar to us than working upside water. underwater. so i came away there this event thinking, um, wow, what another world. and one thing that somebody said that really stuck with me was a diver i was

big commercial diving community in the santa barbara area. one of them was being, a guy named bob hamilton who was a long time diver cannot one of the biggest ever in companies in the world. so the idea was, having this party at his place in santa barbara. right away i figure this sounds like a place i need to go. especially when you're on assignment. how bad can it be. some kind of see what's going on. as there often is, dredge up some stories for the newspaper. really what happened was, i was in this crowd of all time commercial divers from southern california and elsewhere. wind appearing all these crazy alien stories of a working underwater and accidents and the weird things the golan we're under water, much like when you're out in space. all those spaces sometimes more familiar to us. i came away from this event thinking, wow, what another world. one thing that somebody said the release stuck with me was cadaver was talking to. he spoke, during very deep dives. there were so deep and the gases so pressurized that it was like putting pean

his plane had a run-in with birds in santa barbara. two or three birds struck the right side of air force two as it landed. no one was hurt. the plane was grounded for quite some time. biden was in santa barbara for a fund-raising event and flew back to the capital in another air force plane. >> san jose state has a new president. the oldest school in the csu system inaugerated a new president. >> change is constant. thus the best way we can protect the university's future is to create it ourselves. >> he is originally from afghanistan. he says education was his savior. among the notable people who attended, the afghan ambassador and chuck reed. before taking this job, he was the president at csu east bay. >> called 420, a day of celebration in the marijuana junt, but it's been a day of pain and crime for students in morgan hill who ate cookies laced with pot. the person who brought them to the campus will be held accountable. police say they all volunteered to go to the police station for a blood test. >> did they know what they were

i called the santa barbara marine that earlier this morning to find out what their transfer policies were, and they admit an inherent value in having the least. i think that was a good point. that when you have a lease versus a license, you have certain implied property rights. we know we do not owned water spot there, but we have maintained a boat in that slid appeared we have an investment. the change is dramatic. for example, my boat is probably only valued at $4,000. it would cost me $5,700 in a transfer. i do not see how that makes it more accessible as a water sport for somebody else to get involved in. you know, there are so many problems with these rules. there is really no rest have to adopt these as proposed. for example, with the hot burn use of maintenance, we would not even be able to use a barbecue on our boat. staying aboard our vessel for how many days and months, that is problematic. [bell rings] when i spoke to the-santa barbara, they have a process where you can apply tuesday as many as 60 days in a row. -- to stay as many as 60 days in a row. that is not in these

they became true believers and running their own mosque in santa barbara. there is a chapter in the book about a murder that was in that mosque. two people objected to the stephens brothers leadership and wrote a letter to chicago and the husband wrote a letter to chicago -- a couple weeks later, somehow a man got into the apartment and shot them dead in the middle of the night. the santa barbara police came down and did a very thorough investigation. never made any arrests. they put pressure and closed the mosques and return to oakland. the mosque at the time was in san francisco. it was an fillmore, they were renting space in what is now the famous rock club. the minister there did not like these guys. he thought they were too slick. he thought something was not quite right with them, and he also did not like the fact that they were coming in and taking over pieces of the bay area. they wanted to run a mosque in oakland. he considered oakland to be his territory. they went back and forth with chicago and elijah mohammad said, okay. you can have a mosque t

and now that i live in santa barbara i mention this because they teach periodically at northwestern innston, illinois. this quarter i am professor friday. i find on thursdays, come back on saturdays. and the reason i tell you this is this week my airplane reach port huron. i have to tell you three big responses. the first was the statement is exhilarating and i'll explain what they mean by that. the second was disappointing perhaps not for the reasons you need. the third and perhaps most important is i was hopeful at this time we really needed that. any talk about each quickly. first of all, under the acceleration: comment being systematic may not sound peppy and wild and wonderful, but these days it's a political battle. but in a systematic document is a real pleasure and thank you, tom and other contributors, too. this is a document spurred by the shadow of the bomb as i look some of us are old enough to remember hiding under our desks, which were going to save us a 20-megaton explosion because they would make a special word. the document also talks about the permeating -- the permea

many other cities have adopted an conformed codes to state minimum, including san jose, santa barbara, santa maria, and seattle and new york had similar size definitions. i do not need to tell you that we are in desperate need in san francisco for housing from all levels. well we do our very best to provide public subsidies to create affordable housing, i think we all know there are limits to what we can provide for to make sure we provide the funding. we talked a lot about affordability by design as a way to supplement the more affordable housing programs and giving developers and affordable housing nonprofits the flexibility to design housing in a way that it inherently is more affordable. this is one of those ways where we can give the flexibility. no developer will be required to build 150 foot living area efficiency, but they will have the option. i think it will be very useful in a number of different contexts. for example, student housing. i am carrying legislation not to introduce more student housing. existing housing stock. having this flexibility the be helpful in encouragi

. -- excuse me, santa barbara. santa somebody. [laughter] >> one of the things he did, the press would always go with telescopic cameras -- they paid $10,000 for the lens -- they would wait all day long to see what would happen. one day he [inaudible] -- [laughter] >> suddenly the reporters go crazy. then he smiled. [laughter] >> what i thought i do here, i hate reading things, if you want to read something, i will let you read it. the last couple of pages of this book that i wrote sums up, i think, what reagan was and what he did. it is only by page and a half in the book. he passed away of alzheimer's disease. he wrote a lovely note -- i didn't include it here, but he explained what was going to happen to them and he knew and he basically had a good time and thanked everyone for their kindness. he even thanked sam donaldson. on june 3, 2005, ronald reagan passed away at his home in bel air. he was 93 years old. on june 9, his body was flown to washington dc to lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. where 1000 -- 104,00

. >> the vice president had to resort to plan b today after a visit to santa barbara.ir force 2 was struck by birds last night as it landed at the airport. nobody was hurt but the plane was grounded and inspected for damage. the vice president left this morning as scheduled on a smaller plane. he was in santa barbara for a fundraiser. >>> new figures showed a jump in the number of registered voters in cal a. the secretary of state said we have added more than one million registered voters l are now some 17 million residents who are eligible to vote in this state. about one in five are independent, the highest ever in california. the number of republicans dropped, they now account for about 30% of voters, registered democrats remained about the same at 43%. >> now to the campaign for the white house, a member of an american political dynasty said he would consider taking the vice presidential nomination if offered. jeb bush said he doesn't think he will get the nod. he said in his view mark orubio is probably the best person for the job. >> they were so full of life and

this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. her

. >> the vice president had to resort to plan b today after a visit to santa barbara.ir force 2 was struck by birds last night as it landed at the airport. nobody was hurt but the plane was grounded and inspected for damage. the vice president left this morning as scheduled on a smaller plane. he was in santa barbara for a fundraiser. >>> new figures showed a jump in the number of registered voters in cal a. the secretary of state said we have added more than one million registered voters l are now some 17 million residents who are eligible to vote in this state. about one in five are independent, the highest ever in california. the number of republicans dropped, they now account for about 30% of voters, registered democrats remained about the same at 43%. >> now to the campaign for the white house, a member of an american political dynasty said he would consider taking the vice presidential nomination if offered. jeb bush said he doesn't think he will get the nod. he said in his view mark orubio is probably the best person for the job. >> they were so full of life and

you both live in lavish mansions from santa barbara.idn't call you and say dennis, have you been very good in cable. she didn't do that did she? >> first off, billy, before we dive in here, i have to say the o.j. story blew my mind and who would have thought that colonel sanders would break that whole case wide open? [ laughter ] >> did you see that coming? and sometimes when i go to kfc i wash it down with an o.j. and that gets even weirder. >> bill: going to get to the bottom of it, miller, as we always do. you know we will. >> let's get to the bottom of this oprah thing. for be t from me to tell oprah winfrey about entertainment. i have had a lot of shows shot out from under me, billy. as far as television goes, i am to tv what the rifles are to horse flesh. i'm not going to tell oprah anything. i do think once a nice hard working intelligent, fun talk show host suffers the defecation of the culture at large. it's going to catch up with you. you can't bear up underneath that the best thing that oprah could do to get it back together

i-5 during the day today and already have showers coming from the cutoff low northwards around santa barbara, towards bakersfield and the middle of the morning, some rainfall heads towards l.a. and eventually san diego. of california during the late afternoon. >>> the storm moves out. should have is a decent thursday in most areas of the west. details coming up. >> that's good news. bill, thanks. >>> coming up, apple shines, housing prices improve, and the pizza way, way over the stop. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> rosie sets her sights on troubled star lindsay lohan. >>> coming up -- a birthday bash for chipper jones, the nba suspends metta world peace, and the devils need overtime to force game seven. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some top headlines. >>> the justice department has filed the first criminal charges in the bp oil spill against a former engineer they say destroyed hundreds of text messages indicating the blown out well was spewing more crude than the company was telling th

. >> the air force is not saying what happened after the launch of this top secret from santa barbara yesterday. they analyst the rocket carried a spy satellite that can see at night and through bad weather. >>> turning back to our top story the mass shooting at the university in oakland. we're learning more about the moments right after the tragedy happened. recordings of police scanners detalked the emergency response as it unfolded. >> there are shots coming from inside the building. people are running out screaming. >> i have another unit headed over. >> the scanner revealed what first responders had to deal with when police began discovering the victims. the university is offering its condolences. all classes are cancelled until further notice. officials will not make any further statements until the investigation into the shooting is complete. >>> ktvu has continuing coverage on the air and online. when you're not near your tv, all newscasts are streamed live on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. >>> there is another incident of police pepper spraying college students during a protes

santa barbara, looks like rain will tip a few hours. central valley looks like rain. heaviest is off i-5, starting to move into the mountains we have snow there, around yosemite. showers and rain late this afternoon, could be instability thunderstorms out there. it's not going to be severe type weather. at worst small hail. it's a damp coming in, which has more significant rainfall as we go throughout thursday into thursday night. rainy weather in los angeles is always very interesting at rush hour. >> a lot of white knuckles on the steering wheels. thanks so much. >>> coming up alcoa kicks off earnings caterpillar crawls backwards. >>> as if filing taxes isn't bad enough, what you need to know about tax day. early business headlines straight ahead. everyone knows simpsons live in springfield, now we finally know which springfield. >>> arkansas drops the hammer azzie guillen apologizes sz and they celebrate in style. you're watching "early today." 't >>> good morning and welcome to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines. a powerful earthqua

vice president left santa barbara today on a different plane. >>> three more secret service agents resigned for the roles in the prostitution scandal, up to six. that's expected to grow. got into an argument over payment with columbian prostitute. met for the first time to talk about the scandal. >>> the county executive john leopold has to defend himself against the $20 million lawsuit. he claims the county executive abuses power to look up information on political enemies. he denies doing anything illegal. >>> a 13 year old's life is saved by cpr when she collapses while playing field hockey. honorary captain of the lacrosse team. pat warren has the triumph of return. >> reporter: september 27th was her last field hockey game. >> i actually don't remember anything. >> her mother will never forget. >> i asked my mom for my phone and my friends texting me telling me stuff like i had a seizure, i had a stroke or anything and then after i read, i asked mom, she said, no, you went into cardiac arrest. >> reporter: they performed cpr. >> they did an excellent job in saving her life. >> reporter

you both live in lavish mansions from santa barbara. say dennis, have you been very good in cable. she didn't do that did she? >> first off, billy, before we dive in here, i have to say the o.j. story blew my mind and who would have thought that colonel sanders would break that whole case wide open? [ laughter ] >> did you see that coming? and sometimes when i go to kfc i wash it down with an o.j. and that gets even weirder. >> bill: going to get to the bottom of it, miller, as we always do. you know we will. >> let's get to the bottom of this oprah thing. for be t from me to tell oprah winfrey about entertainment. i have had a lot of shows shot out from under me, billy. as far as television goes, i am to tv what the rifles are to horse flesh. i'm not going to tell oprah anything. i do think once a nice hard working intelligent, fun talk show host suffers the defecation of the culture at large. it's going to catch up with you. you can't bear up underneath that the best thing that oprah could do to get it back together i'm a woman with a

the vice vice president's office reporting he left santa barbara today on a different plane. tonight there are also reports secretary of state hillary clinton's plane ran into some birds on a flight in europe earlier this week. keeping it with aviation and birds now. we're getting a look at the bird strike that forced a delta jet to make an emergency landing at one of the nation's busiest airports. a passenger recorded the whole thing on his ipad yesterday. you can see a flock of birds go by the cabin window. officials say they flew right into the right engine. the pilot was still able to land back at new york's jfk airport safely. nobody hurt. triggers memories though. you may recall in 2009 a bird strike took out both engines of that u.s. airways flight. remember pilot sully as you will as you as you will berger becoming a hero today, police digging up a basement searching for the remains of etan patz. hours ago we learned what led them to that scene. a live report coming up. confessed mass murderer describing how his teenage victim just stood there frozen in fear as he rel

david ignatius of the "washington post" joins us this morning from santa barbara, and our own cbs newsspondent john miller is with us, who usually on week days is with "cbs this morning" but he's up early on a sunday for a change. john was actually the last person, the last american believe to interview bin laden back in 1998 back when he was with abc. graham allison, i want to start with you, because, you know, we're hearing the administration and everybody is talking about how they got osama bin laden, and they certainly did, but it turns out that some of the president's most senior advisers didn't want to do this, and tell us how you found out that and tell us the details. >> well, it's an amazing story, and it's one twist and turn is more amazing than the next. at the last meeting when president obama went around the room, the vice president, biden, said don't do it. so if biden had been president, osama bin laden would be alive today. gates, the most experienced member of the national-- in national security decision making somebody who had seen carter make decisiones, bush v1, rea

berkeley and santa barbara mistakenly said acceptance letter to do in 2009.nley: if you park in this garage at fisherman's wharf you will get a sign that says validation rate. it to >> advice of this i would think all of these validate. >> everything else around here that you thought would be on the list would not. >>stanley: get this, there is no way anyone using the parking lot with no this unless they saw this piece of paper that was handed to me by a parking attendant. there are no signs anywhere except for this small sign in a pizza parlor readings, we validate. >> i tried to contact management for the garage and these simply said no comment. any parking lot offering of validated parking should be spelled out in plain english. it is only fair. in this case, it is not. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ a

the plane landed safely in santa barbara. the vice president took another air force plane home. >> nasa's renowned shuttle on display in chantilly, virginia. the "discovery" exhibit debuted. it saw the most action of all the fleet, flying 39 missions before being retired. discovery swapped places at the smithsonian with "the enlts prize." that shuttle was scheduled to travel to new york city monday the trip has been delayed because of the threat of severe weather this weekend. >> expect delays on the rails and road this weekend. right now the tacoma, brookeline metro stations are closed. buss replace trains between rosalynn and pentagon on the blue line. trains on the orange line are single tracking. the international monetary fund is hosting its spring meeting this weekend. therefore, 19th street northwest its closed. from pennsylvania avenue to g street. roads will reopen sunday night at 7:00. >> next on news 4 at 11:00. an arrest after a shooting in a local rite-aid farm spharmacy. >> terrifying moments as a teacher in vir

best chance of rain around santa barbara to san diego, temperatures around 70 there. you can see light rain lingering temperatures upper 40s in cloverdale, santa rosa, santa cruz, low to mid 50s cooler tomorrow but still mild with that rain overnight. low sinking farther to the south and it is slowing that's why we'll have light showers late today with the best chance of the rain in southern california. next system thursday has a better chance of pushing through the bay area and bringing showers and a chance of a thunderstorm. as far as timing, 7:00 this morning, few sprinkles, mostly cloudy, waves of clouds rolling in stray shower or two around the lunch hour through 4:00. better chance of the showers, especially south bay and east bay by 6:00 this evening hanging around through midnight. overnight light rain hanging all the way through the bay area some areas may not get the showers may get light rain overnight like north bay and down the coast of santa cruz. the cold front sweeps through that is going to bring increasing showers for thursday's morning commute throug

. >>> take a look at this the vice president's plane on the tarmac in santa barbara. we learned it hit bird coming in for a landing last night. the plane landed safely but was damaged to the point where it did not fly back to washington. instead. vice president biden took an alternate air force plane back to the capital. >>> jobs jump. new numbers show which bay area cities are best for finding work. >> also coming up, before you have the slice of cheese on your burger check if it is low fat. if it is you could be cutting your chances of suffering a health problem. >> what happens when silicone valley engineers try to turn a building into a tree. >>> good afternoon. i am jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. widespread 80s, inland, eve, and 89 in gilroy at the current moment. as we head into your week end. take a look at the forecast. temperatures still expected in the upper 80s for south bay. we'll let you know who will have 90s and also how this is affecting your allergies in a few minutes. with the week around the corner, lawrence scott and a look at a r

the vice president left santa barbara this morning as scheduled, but on a different plane. >>> a passengerthursday's delta flight that hit a flock of birds in new york city shot this video. you can actually see birds fly by his window. you see feathers in the engine machinery. we don't know if those birds are the ones that caused the emergency landing. the pilot turned the plane around at jfk airport shortly after takeoff because the right engine wasn't working. passengers were put on another flight. >>> today, president obama welcomed to the white house from the wounded warrior project, soldier ride. the annual cycling event helps wounded service members restore their physical and emotional well being and raises awareness. >> so all the writers here today, we are proud of you, your country is proud of you and now i'm going to see how you guys do, taking some laps around the south lawn. but you have to do it on the horn. i don't want anybody cheating. >> this is year number six for this event and this is the fourth year that the cyclists have made a stop at the white house. >>> a commuter

it's been grounded after it had a bird strike on a flight to santa barbara. vice president biden continued his schedule using another air force plane. the most dramatic example came three year ago with the most famous save in aviation history. in what will forever be known at the miracle on the hudson, sully sullenberger brought his flight down on new york's hudson river after flying into a huge flock of birds, losing power in both engines. airports have long struggled to keep birds away from airport. some fire cannons to frighten them off. others use dogs to patrol the runways. the builders of jet engines, including ge, a part owner of nbc, test their ability to withstand this problem that is as old as the jet age, by tossing frozen birds into the turbines. sometimes they come too fast and in too large a number for even the most modern jet engine to handle. compounding the problem is this fact, many of the nation's busy airports are located next to rivers, lakes, or the ocean, places birds consider their hubs, too, brian. >> what an incredible turn of events

. >> it was only until my senior year at stanford that i came back home to santa barbara and one of my brothers comes out as gay. and it was really personally a traumatic situation because the reason he told me was really pained as a young gay man wasn't because of people who were explicitly homophobic. it was because of people who stood by and didn't do anything to stop it. i had been one of those people. so i went on this journey and changed my life. >> reporter: since launching in 2007, change.org has a number of high profile successes, including molly katchpole's campaign to get bank of america to stop charging a $5 debit card fee. stef gray took on student lender sallie mae. >> my issue is that sallie mae. if you are unemployed or underemployed and can't make your student loan payments, they charge a fee to prove you can't pay. they want me to pay $150 every three months to put my loans in forbearance. >> reporter: the petition went up in january and already it has 164,000 supporters. >> so far we've had a partial victory. before my campaign, the fee that they were charging was ju

the time because they had barrage balloons up in san francisco, a japanese sub was sighted off santa barbaraso there was real fear that the japanese would also attack the west coast. but the urging for the detention of the japanese came from the civilians saying we don't have time to find out whether any of these people individually are disloyal. we've got to intern all of them. >> by 1944 one of the most interesting parts of this is it was also apparent there had never been a basis for holding these people. >> never. and at the time the man in charge, general dewitt, knew there was no basis. he had been told that by j. edgar hoover. he told him the fbi doesn't want these people moved. we know who the spies are and they aren't it. >> the due process clause of the fifth amendment is supposed to balance the power of the government against the rights of its citizens. due process did not protect the japanese americans during the internment. substantive due process requires that the government live up to high standards that try to take away fundamental rights like life, liberty or property. proce

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