would that pass in kern county or even santa barbara? >> i think santa barbara is a real test.hey're right next to ventura county and it's a sizable industry. that's where the push back will be. >> that's a perfect place to test how they stack up against each other, because santa barbara has oil production and an ag community and they tend to lean conservative politically. but this is their water we're talking about. >> well, they have had their own tensions with environmentalists. >> yeah. so we'll see exactly how it shakes out. i think that's the most interesting county to watch. >> in kern county there's a truce between ag and oil, because they don't want to criticize each other. could we get to a point especially with this drought where, you know, something is going to break? >> yeah. it's interesting because most of the time, groundwater is not a big topic in the state. this year because of the drought, 60% of the water supply will come from groundwater in a year like this. the tensions are really flaring because of the drought. you have two industries that want to get alo

and though legend in santa barbara was that no one had been to the carcass state, as they called it, no one had been there since the 1950's. the gardners are still at work and that the cars from the 1930's are 40's were still and the grosz. i did not believe any of that because you can't believe what you read in the internet. we have pictures of those cars in the book with license plates the same 1949. well, about i found her in new york city. i owned three apartments at 72nd and fifth avenue, three separate got disconnected apartments in the same building with a view that every new yorker wants, looking down at the conservatory pond where stored liberal race sailboats after she bought the apartment and movie and she could have seen that george washington bridge rebuild. she could have seen the empire state building be built from the suburban. the doorman said, no, i have not seen mrs. clark in about 20 years. the elevator does not even stop on our floor. well, i was at this point heart. i called my editor and said, i don't think this is what you're paying me to do, but let me tell y

-- hazards for oakland, urviver and santa barbara. >>> -- irvine and santa barbara. >> reporter: and weather. -- >>> and now our weather. >> temperatures stay on the mild side. today 80 the fairfield area. 84 antioch. highs from today. about the same tomorrow. push those into your friday. and then as we go into tonight fog and low clouds push inland. we have severe -- not severe yet but big thunderstorms around truckie, lake tahoe. especially in the truckie area. very strong storms. this is left over moisture that we had that made things muggy here and it is now moving out of our temperature. temperatures today where they happen yesterday but not as sticky feeling because of the humidity. the winds are gusting. out of the west. 32 miles per hour gusts in fair filed. 22 in concord. this is onshore breeze. not moist -- humid air but fog and low clouds and moist air. cool moist air from the pacific. and that is typical for this time of year. there is so much that tomorrow's temperatures will have a tough time recovering. temperatures tomorrow like today. not going to see 90s. currently

this is after the recent mass murder in the college town of uc santa barbara in may. eric thomas joins us from san francisco. eric? >> a lot of things they are talking about but this afternoon, napolitano will update regents on the work being done by a task force in the violence and sexual hard v.a. on the uc system but gave us a preview. napolitano said the system is still in shock from the deadly attack by uc uc santa barbara student who killed half a dozen and wounded several more. the tack first will issue a report on preventing such incidents in the future including checking for improved security and mental health screening and say they aim to be the leaderren with it comes to combating sexual harassment. >> the issues that led to this traumatic shooting are commonly known and threats to our campuses do exist. addressing these issues is a top priority for me and the chancellors. >> among the other things they will tack about, and they did talk about in a public comment session this morning, people were talking about the issue of the land in albany that is being u

he was in santa barbara at his ranch when this happened.frankly, he didn't want to leave. his advisers realized how terrible this looked and eventually persuaded him he had to fly back to washington and had to make the speech to the nation, but it did take him four days. [laughter] >> jon: [clears throat] yes, reagan's response to that catastrophe was u remarkable, it was enough to make us forget what actually happened. [laughter] which is that reagan grudgingly cut short his 25-day vacation after being caught on camera riding a horse. you know what, don't take my word for it. let's read from his actual diary about the incident. [clears throat] [as ronald reagan]: friday, september 2nd, the soviets shot down an airliner with 53 americans, including congressman larry mcdone nasmed we realized we couldn't wait to leave as scheduled. we left on friday. it was heartbreaking -- i had really looked forward to those last three days. punctuation reagan. yes. reagan was in deep mourning for losing the final 12% of his vacation. in fact, in 1988, whe

not only the bay area but the mountains, southern california, santa barbara, all of the golden statexpect to go see the monsoonal moisture continue to convect up to the north. as it does, we will be left with a partly cloudy sky today and the cloudy beaches with temperatures pretty mild though here and then partly cloudy skies for the rest of the bay with the possibility of a shower. temperatures, though, wow, not cooling down in yosemite with 100 there. 102 sacramento. tahoe 84. you can see more likely the possibility of showers right on through santa barbara and suggest earn california. 78 in san diego. looking at numbers back home, slightly cooler inland. 97 livermore. 81 san mateo, 78 in oakland. so the combination of the clouds, the sea breeze and the weakening high pressure bringing temperatures down a little bit today. 87 in san rafael. 93 morgan hill. if you are headed once again to lovely gilroy, you will notice the temperatures will be warm to hot. low to mid-90s today. and later on this afternoon at&t park look for partly cloudy skies, a little breezy. numbers in the 60s a

but here and now in santa barbara, up against some of the best engineering programs in the country, thisexpect some of them come from real fancy schools like m.i.t. and some come from inner schools. >> who would have thought you'd have a robotics club in the middle of the desert? >> the boys entered the venue and were blown away. >> when we first walked in, we saw the other robots and they were like pieces of underwater jewelry. >> most of them looked professionally cleaned. >> chrome, stainless steel. >> the m.i.t. robot was impressive. it was custom made and had a bunch of logos and stickers from the sponsors and i think exxonmobil was on there. that was a little intimidating. >> i had no idea who m.i.t. was. >> it's m.i.t. a manhattan project. >> we were just blown away. we thought, we'll never be able to do anything in this competition. >> when we walked in, we were different. >> we definitely felt out of place. our action was definitely something that stood out there. >> nobody was mexican or hispanic or latino. we had an iranian teacher that probably looked mexican. >> the boys had

and santa barbara, big sur looking at thunderstorms yesterday. you see the thunderstorms offshore. even around monterey, gilroy looking at, yes, the possibility of a few sprinkles that may ride up over the higher elevations and bring some moisture here. the likelihood is not great, but we are looking at still a big ridge of high pressure over the bay area. it is weakening. emeryville right now, temperatures raging from the upper 50s half moon bay with low clouds and 5 in san jose, 60 gilroy. good morning san carlos. 63 for you. here, the returners from our roof camera where it is 60 degrees, light winds and the sun coming up 6:08. 59 novato. very warm but with a south wind up to 24 miles an hour. little bit of a delta breeze and cooling on tap for fairfield today. 72. 70 livermore. it's cloudy in concord as well as 64. so here's sutro. what a pretty site this morning with the high clouds and the low clouds. the city underneath. we are looking at a stronger sea breeze. slightly cooler today with the high clouds and the relative humidity picking up just a little bit. but you know in

joining us now from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, miller. all right.his is serious thing here. go. >> it isn't serious though, billy. it's a joke, i tell where i say if we are going to go to 50% of america, pays federal income tax. and 50% don't, which is i believe where we are at now, i would like to go to a one on one sponsorship where can i meet the guy once a month at a diner somewhere and slide the check across the table to him. but, you know, it is a joke. i don't really feel people owe me an explanation on why they are on welfare. but i do think they owe the federal government. and i find it heartless. heartless on liberals' parts that they lump the truly median in with the truly seedy. i want to help the helpless not the clueless. no one owes me an explanation that's a joke with about the federal income tax rate. they can pay more money out if it's legit for god's sake. it's not legit right now. it's not a safety net anymore. it's a butterfly net for hobbyists. it's pelosi telling people to free themselves up from job lock. it's heart breaking

tengan este tipo de prctica cada cinco años ,,, pero fue postergada en mayo tras el tiroteo en santa barbarade los altos magistrados de la corte suprema de justicia de la costa oeste.. est en problemas luego de hacer comentarios controversiales sobre la pena de muerte.... take vo ''alex kozinski'' juez de la corte federal de apelaciones del noveno circuito en san franciso declar al diario ''the chronicle'' que es momento de saber 'lo brutales' que son las ejecuciones... konzinski aleg que las inyeccion letal, pareciera un procedimiento rpido, pero que en realidad es un acto brutal y salvaje.... lorena/topvo estos comentarios del juez de la corte suprema... fueron hechos despus de realizarse la tercera ejecucin del año en arizona.. y la cual fue cuestionable por el tiempo en que dur el ejecutado en morir... mientras que el director de ejecuciones en arizona... se defendi argumentado que la ejecucin no fue fallida y el reo nunca tuvo dolor... sin embargo ''joseph wood'' muri dos horas despus de la inyeccin letal... la procuradora general de california, kamala harris dijo que es muy pronto para

include santa barbara and los angeles. they're okay with the santa barbara people but that's it. >> people are spending actual money to make this happen. melissa: this will not happen. getting a lot of traction. first it was a joke. >> still a joke. melissa: still a joke but -- >> isn't there political element here? why are the silicon valley liberals looking to stiff the poor people of california? melissa: right. >> that's what i like to know. melissa: because it is all about money after the all. >>> beatle and buffett hang out on a bench in omaha. one lucky 16-year-old take as selfie. this is amazing story. he is walking around. sees the two guys on the bench see them there, paul mccartney, warren buffett. ma cart any's bodyguard stops him but they say, couldn't get anything signed but take a picture. paul mccartney looks happy. buffett looks down right annoyed. more fans. i'm stuck everywhere i go. >> at least the kid is on the ball enough to know who the old-timers are. >> i agree. melissa: he knew mccartney was. who i

chinese are killed -- they go to safeway, they go to [inaudible] georgia tech, virginia tech, santa barbara, they kill [inaudible] movies and we need to look how violence affect us all. there's something different about how we let violence in the black and brown neighborhood be unchallenged, but white [inaudible] all in this city because i don't want to die on august 4, that's the president's birthday because i know that jim carter started habitat for humanity and that is what we don't have. i hope you can talk to the president in that supposedly. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other members of this wish to speak in this public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i want to recognize we have [inaudible] here in the chamber, he's up from la. thank you. >> welcome to our chamber. with that, colleagues, can we take this -- actually, let's take a role call on the imperative item. >> kim i, mar i, tang i, wiener i, yee i, breed i, campos i, chiu i, cohen i, farrell, there is ten is. >> with that, madam clerk could you read the in memoriam. >> yes, sir, on behalf of [inaudib

i know to my mexican brethren so many acquaintances and people i live here in santa barbara.arty those living in mexico who something called job block. they don't want people to work anymore. i know that's going to drive you crazy when you get here. the country has gone nuts. there are morbidly obese guys falling asleep at baseball games that are nationally televised, somebody notices it and said something and then they are allowed to file a lawsuit for $10 million you don't want to come here. big guy in a bratwurst coma. neck looks the same as his bald head. sue him. you don't want to come here. lastly, sit down and let me tell you this. this is the craziest part to the mexican people want to come here. we don't have a border ironclad thing here, we have nothing. you don't want to come here. stay where you are. it's coming back around. this will be part of mexico again. save yourself 800 bucks and the trip. >> you know what the tipping point was for me? when i saw a drug smuggler or human smuggler, is he probably smuggling everything he can use a jet ski to drive up to the -

thunderstorms could cause flash flooding in the 8:00 this morning with storms around los angeles and santa barbara up toward us so you can see the best bet is in the sierra at 82 in lake tahoe and humid through the central valley, upper 90's to low 100's. >>> an hour and 15 minutes at this early hour and it is not even 5:00 to get from stress address -- to get from tracy to dublin at this early hour, two lanes will be blocked until 8:00 this morning. the rest of the bay area is quiet with some construction but we have a fender bender on the shoulder westbound 780 but we are not seeing delays here. you can see clear conditions headed across the water from hayward to foster city with no delays to the peninsula. >>> the f.a.a. is investigating an emergency plane landing that killed a man walking on a beach. it happened yesterday in venice beach, florida. a man was walking with his family and killed instantly when the plane hit them. the daughter is in critical condition. the man's wife is in the hospital. five others were hurt. the pilot said the aircraft was in distress and he and a passenger were n

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in the case in southern california santa barbara when the deputies visited app rogers rogers already work out two handguns that have been entered into the ownership database under his name as regarded with the california's registration law the deputies were unaware of that fact, however, because they didn't check the studying gun ownership database or the police files the information was already there and if i'm not placing any responsibility i believe that the information had been there a background check could have provided the ground for the police officers to get a search warrant. the guns were there in the killing were right there when the deputies visited the perpetrator so do we have enough training within the police department in dealing with unstable people with mental problems that maybe violent. i'm saying that every mentally ill person is violently prone but if there's sufficient evidence my question are we our officers sufficiently trained to do that kind of analysis. i'd like to submit this >> thank you. we don't ordinarily respond but the deputy chief who has a lot of

some of those over the channel islands of santa barbara, subtropical moisture, all heading our way. but, by the time it gets this far north, much of the punch is gone. we stand only a slight chance of thunderstorms here in the bay area over the next 24 hours. we will have your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> well, a wildfire in gold country is still threatening hundreds of homes tonights. the fire burned 3800 acres since it began on friday. it has destroyed 10 houses and seven other buildings. people have been evacuated from more than 500 homes, cal fire says the fire was sparked by a car that drove over a brush. >> the fire is 45 miles east of sacramento. along highway 49. it is burning in el dorado counties, they say it is 35% contained. >>> a wildfire outside of yosemite national park, out of control tonight. the fire is at 2100 acres and growing. one structure has been destroyed. several others are threatened. the flames forced people to evacuate from three campgrounds at the paramedic. the fire is just south of rim fire. it is threatening homes, a stretch of highway 140 it

in fact, the metropolitan in los angeles was kind of making fun of santa barbara as a way to kind of goad them into the state water project. >>> as we head out to the kpix5 hi-def doppler, you can see it's where we left off with widely scattered showers around sonoma and marin counties. there were sprinkles this morning around concord and walnut creek and looking live now the numbers, 73 in concord, 68 oakland, livermore 75 degrees, santa rosa 68, all this moisture heading west over the north bay tonight, but a few sprinkles today in the east bay all because of high pressure rebuilding over the desert southwest. with the sierra tomorrow there will be more thunderstorms, but low pressure will shut off the moisture stream over the bay area by tomorrow afternoon. we'll get plenty of high clouds tomorrow morning, though. coastline remains cool. inland will clear later in the day. this is a model of how the atmosphere looks the next 24 hours. you can see all the high clouds up in the north bay, low clouds fill in along the shoreline by tomorrow morning. we start off monday mostly cloudy.

and santa barbara. then south would be inland empire as well as san diego. tim draper is leading the plan, one of his points is that the state capitol is not accessible enough for most californians, something that would change with six californians. >> to our government, we're all going to be better off. better represented, we're going to have, we're going to have choice, we're going to be able to choose. i can't lay it out any simpler than that. >> reporter: there are major hurtles, of course, the u.s. constitution requires both congress and the california legislature to approve this. and so far, according to a february field poll, it doesn't appear there'd be enough from californians with 59% surveyed opposing the idea. now draper, the next step would be for him to signature to each county register who would then have to verify if he got valid, enough valid signatures. live in san francisco this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> interesting idea. all right stephanie, thank you. >>> backdrop of stephanie there and live look at the clouds, we

satellite was originally scheduled to lift off yesterday from vandenberg air force base north of santa barbara. no problems this morning. $469 million mission will measure carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere, the main driver of climate change. >>> deal or no deal, conflicting news concerning the a's future in oakland. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> and welcome back to you. the time now 4:54. a live look at 0.co. tomorrow the coliseum authority scheduled to vote on a proposal to keep the a's in oakland for the next ten years but last night city council ordered its members on that board to reject the deal and said the city says it will release its own version soon. the team's current lease is up at the end of next season. >> talk giants as well. sandoval hit his 100th career home run. what a thriller. tim lincecum pitched another gem to lead the g-men to 5-0 victory over the cardinals. they'll look to keep momentum going tonight behind vehicle vogelsong. >> pa gone on track to get back in the lineup but instead he'll fly to los angeles to see a back specialist. suffering from a

saying throughout the whole state speaker: they don't serve the entire state, but central coast, santa barbara all the way up. i'm not sure. yeah, the border. >> thank you. >> sure. >> i have a follow up question. i'm interested in how much customer service questions actually go to the item on the bill that refers to mca, the generation portion? it seems like -- is it a lot of questions or concerns about that because most of it, people would just be concerned about service or their, you know, disconnected which it really belongs to pg and e. how much of that dialogue to the customers you would have to get involved in answering? >> we get a lot of questions from customers but on a variety of different topics. we have our phone number and website and contact information on the bill along side of our charges so if they do have questions, they can contact us. but you know, people usually -- when people contact us, they usually want to know what the cost of service is and about deep green. we don't get a lot of confusion anymore about the bills because pg and e might have noticed on their bills, th

. >>> an emotional day for theparents of a uc santa barbara student killed in may. george chen's family held an ash ceremony for their son. he was one of six people who died in the killing spree. >> we hope we are the last parents to stand here. and we hope no children will be like george. >> george's parents set up a facebook page in his name and invite the public to leave comments on how to end gun violence. >>> u.s. lawmakers are working on a possible compromise in the immigration debate on capitol hill. republicans want speedier deportations but some key democrats are opposed. meanwhile, more undocumented immigrants arrived in southern california today. the border patrol transferred the group of 32 children and 14 adults from texas to this church in fontana. they crossed the border into texas hoping for a refugee status. >>> thousands of eagles are killed by wind turbines every year and it is punishable by federal law. still ahead, why one northern california company is getting a break. >> we have the fog, the financial district, and we have a nearly full moon.

and we do a rome blend from santa barbara county. >> how do you convince a grower to say give me an acre here and an acre there and i want to do my own thing. >> we basically say we're going to pay a set fee for the full acre. no matter how much we crop, then that farmer will receive the same am. so we're basically paying for the grapes that we drop on the ground which don't make it to harvest. and it's very important for us to work with the farmer year after year so that we're on the same page all the time. >> and do you -- can you get these at the market or do you have to go to -- >> we are in few markets locally. very sporadically. we're featured at e grill on the alley in downtown san jose. we also have a small tasting room at campbell at our winery, but it's only open on saturdays. >> what makes you guys unique, do you think, aside from labels? >> well, we tried to present our passion. we tried to be proud of, first of all, we make the wine for ourselves. and we believe that will reflect in the quality and that will define us. and we're not trying to be anybody but ourselves. >> now

native graduated from sherman oaks where he played baseball, attended santa barbara college and got into usc. >> i'm the youngest of six. he was an only child. he's the younger brother i never had and i'm the big brother he never had. >> reporter: friends are feeling the pain, too. kimberly herman said she's known nick since she was in kindergarten and through high school and planned on going to usc together. >> i didn't think i was strong enough now to continue it, but i'm going to do it and i'm going to dedicate it to him. >> reporter: fire officials say finaina was in the water when lightning struck just after 2:20 yesterday afternoon. this video captured by a beachgoer shows how a sunday at the shore quickly turned tragic, 13 people treated on the scene, a surfer still hospitalized in critical condition. nick had just jumped in to rinse off sand before leaving and was in with friends. >> there was one cloud that came by and 1 lightning strike. so there was no warning. >> reporter: shanahan said his family has 1 message. >> just parents cherish your children. hug them tightly. don't l

for monsoon or mid level moisture, tropical moisture feeding off a system here which has west of santa barbara today generated some lightning strikes. looks like this system is going to try to lift towards the bay area overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning while most of the best vertical motion of the system will likely stay offshore. we'll see increasing clouds tonight. sunday forecast, looking at mostly cloudy skies and perhaps a stray shower or two early in the day. this is what the mid level clouds will be looking like as they come through during the morning hours. could see a possible shower there or maybe some offshore thunder very briefly early tomorrow morning. then skies clear as we await the next wave of monsoon moisture. this is going to come in during the day on monday. and for locations closer to the sierra, this might have a bigger punch in terms of generating some thunderstorms. we'll finish off the weekend with sierra thundershowers. on monday, the next batch comes through. we'll see more clouds, probably an increase in humidity. but the sea breeze at the same time shou

stockton fresno and bakersfield they would become central california los angeles been tierra and santa barbara would wind up in the west california leaving san diego to anchor south california now mr draper appeared on r.t. america just a few months ago to explain his thought process on why california should be split california has failed the system is not working we've had great people governing california and for some reason it has not worked and i think it's just too big too unwieldy and we're just not a closed door government anymore and for those backing draper they say dividing the state would create a more business friendly environment they say it would even fix water issues and maybe even ease traffic congestion now while draper will get his chance to have this on the ballot and. the next election cycle it's very unlikely that california voters will agree with his ideas many have already vocalize their objection to this notion calling draper's plan a colazal waste of time a democratic and g.o.p. strategist teamed up to form one california group aimed at fighting off draper and his big

. >>> a message today from one of the victims in the uc santa barbara shooting rampage. chen was one of six people, including three from the bay area, who died in that may rampage. today chen's mother read a letter hoping lessons from the shooting can foster change. >> i pray the six beautiful young lives will not be lost in vain. >> chen's parents are calling on other parents to take the time to raise positive and caring children filled with hope. >>> continuing coverage now of the immigration crisis. the catholic diocese of san bernardino is helping with the flood of undocumented mothers and their children. federal officials asked for help in housing 46 people today. the families arrived at this former convent in fontana this morning. they are expected to stay for about 24 hours while they await their immigration hearings. meanwhile, the blame game continues between president obama and house republicans. >> this is a problem of the president's own making. he's been president for five and a half years, when's he going to take responsibility for something? >> the house r

moisture over central california and even north of santa barbara. showers have popped up, and not a lot down to the surface right now. especially around the l.a. area. we will have another chance of additional showers and storms today. now, where it was a shower or cloudy, it was very hot where heed. boise at 99 all the way up towards the intermountain west. even into british columbia it was very, very warm. now 35 or 36 uncontained large fires burning throughout the west. lightning strikes today most likely will not help. we could get the rainn, but li in fresno, and even yuma at 108. >>> the weather will kind of smooth itself out a little more back to memorial by the end of this week xshgs it will also still be very hot. >> if that's normal, i don't know. as we head into august, we'll know. >> what is normal? >> what is normal? exactly. >> that's my job. >>> plus, caught on camera. what an elderly woman does to stop a would-be robber. something happens when you give your hair... air. you get a natural look without the gray. only just for men has a

. >> wedding secrets on the ground just outside the santa barbara ceremony. >> and from bubbly blonden dollar empire, jessica's unlikely transformation. >> it says chicken. >> then i was the humiliated woman in the world. >> monica lewinsky. her first tv interview. >> why is she reliving it again. >> it was violation after

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elliot rodger, the killer in santa barbara. i wonder, have people read this manifesto? how many people have read the manifesto? you go and read it and several places in there, i'm just going to read you one, he explicitly talks about why he picked a particular place to go and attack. and so here he says, another option, deltopia, a day in which many young people pour in from all over the state to have a playa break party on dell street. i figured that was a perfect day attack isla vista but after watching youtube videos of deltopia parties, i saw there were too many cops walking around. i felt it was impossible to kill enough of my enemies before by thosepatched damnable cops. he's essentially saying -- and if you read this, the guy wants attention, he feels he's not given the proper attention, he wants to give as many people as possible but worries that with multiple police officers there he'll be stopped because they have guns and they'll be able to stop him. the monkton, new brunswick killer in canada. this is from his facebook page. i don't know if anybody has looke

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nick had been going to santa barbara city college and he was due to go to his dream school at usc. he was out surfing and he was missing for about an hour before he was found and he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. people were also there and lightning from the storm injured a golfer on an island. that lightning storm has lifeguards in the bay area testing their training. lifeguards are watching the sky as well as the was the area. -- water. they are trained to clear the beach but they are rarely pressed to use that kind of training. >> up and down the coach, watch out for that dark cloud that might be approaching us. >> it has been in place for a long time and when lightning strikes, it is every swimmer's responsibility to pay careful attention to weather conditions. >>> and they are being credited with saving a beached shark. we are told a juvenile salmon shark was found beached near lands end san francisco. they said the shark stayed calm and never acted aggressively. >>> 6 people were hurt in a horrible hit-and-run crash, what the suspect did moments after that cr

tengan este tipo de prctica cada cinco años ,,, pero fue postergada en mayo tras el tiroteo en santa barbara diego alega haber sido golpeado por polcas en san jose y han entablado una queja que podra terminar en demanda... el incidente ocurri en mayo y como se muestra en estas imgenes ''nathaniel howard'' es tirado al piso mientras lo golpean con una macana. howard dijo que los oficiales perdieron el control cuando cuestion el trato que le dieron a su amigo,,, la policia dice que investigar el hecho.. lorena/topvo fiscales presentan nuevos cargos contra el senador leland yee... adems del soborno original, el lavado de dinero y trfico de armas el senador suspendido tambin est siendo acusado de "chantaje".... los fiscales federales presentaron una "acusacin formal" ,,,bsicamente sustituyendo a la acusacin inicial,,,, con un nuevo cargo.... "yee" y y raymond chow son las personas comprometidas en este caso... lorena desde diciembre de 2006 y hasta junio de este aÑo, 420 militares han muerto en el contexto del combate al narcotrfico en mexico.... juanfra esto de acuerdo con cifras publicadas por