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. >>> firefighters in the southland are on alert this afternoon. most of southern california is under a red flag warning and will be until 8:00 tonight. these pictures are from whittier this morning where fire has already burned a couple of acres. a second day of gusty santa ana winds combined with low humidity is increasing the fire danger. roberta has our forecast. >>> good afternoon, everyone. this is what you need to know on this thursday. first off, we have had the abundance of clear skies, visibilities unlimited. now we're looking at a north- northwest breeze today up to 15 miles per hour as the afternoon progresses sunshine, warm conditions and dry conditions with the humidity down in the low teens. the coast is cleared out now. we have this huge dome of high pressure, it has been building in over the eastern pacific and settling in over the western states. that's producing our offshore winds but by friday evening as this high begins to move due east, we see more of an onshore flow. and this results in a marine layer. thus, some fog and cool

smartmeter could eventually be used in businesses and homes to track water waste all across the southland. >>> major power outages are being reported across washington, d.c. including the white house and capitol hill. the power outage was caused by a small explosion at a power transfer line in southern maryland. the white house briefly lost power. it is now running on a backup generator. >>> kentucky senator rand paul officially declares he is running for the republican presidential nomination. adriana diaz is in louisville where the senator made his announcement today. >> reporter: rand paul says washington is broken and it's going to take an outsider to fix it. >> i am putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states of america. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the first term republican senator from kentucky launched his white house bid with a rally focused on things that made him a attempt favorite liberty and limited government. >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped! >> reporter

tomorrow, mild weather and most of the southland except palm springs. highs from near 60s on the coast where it will be breezy to mild. and low to mid-70s inland. a couple mainly sunny days tomorrow, saturday temperatures dropping sunday and water droplets in the form of showers. that is nice. spencer is talking about it. >> we'll begin the series a's getting bad news. we go live >>> good evening, there are warriors storming to playoffs with a franchise record 61 wins and they host the suns tonight. and so we haveave to do this electrically. >> if you're a player, you'd be fined. >> yes. >> couple grand maybe. >> okay. all right. in your wildest dreams did you expect a season? you don't pause too much to remind yourself. so no. i didn't think this should be the case this season. >> and why are you listening to talk radio? >> right after that i turned it off. >> i could be amazing. let me ask you about steph. we're voting with our hearts obviously. and i'm not going to ask you if you want steph to win, but will he win? >> i hope he wins i don't know. i t

these traps are a common sight and all shipments arriving from the southland is inexpected. eggs from a sharpshooter were found on a cargo shipment. >> we were able to find it and ship the plants back to southern california so we do not have a risk here. >> you look under the looks and see if they find eggs. >> the nursery said inspections of new plants happen each week. it could sound extensive but consider this: a sharpshooter decimated thousands of vineyards in 1999 and no one wants history repeating it sex here. >>> in a few hours, advocates and mission city district will board buses to sacramento on hearing on legislation to modify the eviction procedure in san francisco. the bill would prohibit an owner from over victimming ten amendments until owner hemmed title for five years. the act is intended to help owners who want do get out of the rent am business. it is used by investors would flip properties for-profit. san francisco mayor lee will be at the senate committee hearing. >> now a look at the weather forecast mike breezy and cool. what month is this? >> exactly.

low pressure a series of low pressure systems to work their way down inland california into the southland by the end of the week so with this slow-moving low that will eventually end up abeam los angeles, by thursday or friday, as it sinks closer to the bay area on wednesday, tuesday, wednesday, things are going to cool down. we'll get clouds and maybe a shower or two but not much. as we have a look tomorrow is okay. we have all the low clouds we had this morning they will be back again tomorrow so a cloudy start along the shoreline. temperature of about 47 degrees. bay will be in the upper 40s and inland just about the same but more sunshine close to the shore and later in the day we'll have sun coming out with 81 degrees inland. 70 around the bay. and at the shoreline, we'll send in the clouds again by tomorrow night and temperatures there for highs just 60 degrees. well, this is what it should look like tomorrow. futurecast as we roll the time lapse on shows low clouds at the shore, inland plenty of sun and by this time tomorrow night, the low clouds march back inland. so we are alread

tomorrow, mild weather and most of the southland except palm springs. 60s on the coast where it will be breezy to mild. and low to mid-70s inland. a couple mainly sunny days tomorrow, saturday temperatures dropping sunday and water droplets in the form of showers. that is nice. spencer is talking about it. >> we'll begin the series a's getting bad news. we go live and >>> good evening, there are warriors storming to playoffs with a franchise record 61 wins and they host the suns tonight. and so we have have to do this electrically. >> if you're a player, you'd be fined. >> yes. >> couple grand maybe. >> okay. all right. in your wildest dreams did you expect a season? you don't pause too much to remind yourself. so no. i didn't think this should be the case this season. >> and why are you listening to talk radio? >> right after that i turned it off. >> i could be amazing. let me ask you about steph. we're voting with our hearts obviously. and i'm not going to ask you if you want steph to win, but will he win? >> i hope he wins i don't know. i think the c

so with the invasion of the southland eisenhower to the missile crisis johnson and then carter and reagan and bush with the persian gulf war. in then two things from the obama era of spring with that libya intervention in the chemical weapon redline. and then i tried to assess each of the 17 crisis in the first was held pulled the president's response was. and then successful of a long-term failure. then not just my analysis but assessments from experts in then made aggregated graded -- grades instead i tried to put them in the appropriate quadra. and it was cautious. with those cautious success over here is the bold success over which have the times on them and then these are the apple failures. >> as it succeeds as the aggressive response. people that find that go against history. the best was kennedy. i will get to that. so very briefly from each crisis stop me if you have a question. just to give you a highlight with a key finding. to start the career of more to give trim and a lot of credit he made some serious mistakes. he had the term groupthink where people got together with no de

on the first debates he never finished then they said he is losing so he recovered with southland lineo doubt he had a problem. he still would have one but that tells you that fox will use what they can. >> if you are talking about jeb bush if you are marco rubio that the old guard is nothing new nothing different. >> it is good to be young in heart. the way you conduct yourself. looking to the future that can overcome older age. but there is the in for the issue and the brutality issue. with the two oldest elected died in office. sdr. he did not belong there. the party do with that is why they got rid of flawless to put troops in. neil: don't get me going on mollet's. >> take you very much. >> what is said deal in the meantime? >> there is no economy. neil: ways to spend more money. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggl

and that smartmeter could eventually be used in businesses and homes to track water use across the southland. >>> john mccain will announce re-election plans today. he said he will run for a sixth term as senator next year. he will be 80 during the november 2016 election. he told an arizona newspaper his health is excellent. he noted his mother is doing fine at 103 years old. attempt groups have vowed to challenge mccain if he runs again. >>> also today senator rand paul of kentucky is expected to announce his candidacy for the republican presidential nomination. he is the son of ron paul, the former texas congressman, and three time white house contender. paul joins texas senator ted cruz on the republican ticket. no democrats have entered the race yet. >>> a clue into the fate of the oakland a's. what may be in store for the weekend. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, can the giants pick up where they left off? and sonny gray tries to join bob feller in the opening day no-hitter club. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and

the smartmeter could eventually be used in businesses and homes to track water waste across the southland. >>> it is 5719. up next, the spring storm could do more harm than good. believe it or not, some bay area vineyards what the storm could leave behind that has at least one winery worried. coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, can the giants pick up where they left off? and sonny gray tries to join bob feller in the opening day no-hitter club. >> hey, what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey

they are saying it is better to be a slave in the southland a free man in the north. work for wages in the factories in the north? surely it is better to be fed and sheltered as a slave in the south. so do you see more continuity in these justifications of slavery? >> you will hear from people today who feel the kin to the lost cause. jennifer murray: yes, they say that slaves were treated well. what they have in a fitted from freedom, no. so is this a majority opinion, are you comfortable with her as a spokesman for the south and the loss cause? not comfortable with her conversation in 2015 but at the time is she radical? >> no. jennifer murray: no, she is a reflection of the time and representing continuity and how southerners dealt with justifying slavery, the paternal tendencies, the negro much worse off post 1855 then they were before. -- 1865 than they were before. she is creating a mythology, the lost utopia where southern slaves were happy, well closed -- clothed, taken care of. we talked about this before, the notion of a happy slave, mammy in gone with the w

outspoken in verbalizing support for policies defending segregation and extolling the proud anglo-saxon southland. voters did not respond well to his de facto racism. to vote for a candidate with such blatant racial appeal would admit their own racial biases and fears, but wallace learned that if he were more subtle with his messages, he could mobilize race-based voting without ever mentioning race at all. he stopped talking about objections to segregation and instead talked about state's writes -- rights to turn against federal authority. does that sound familiar we talk about the federal health care act or immigration? the ability to exercise racially motivated elect oral responses without having to admit to others or to themselves their racial biases or fears. goldwater too talked about freedom of association, nixon employed the politically ambiguous southern view of the south, dog whistles about busing, and reagan describing the young buck in the grocery store line buying sirloin steaks with his food stamps, why you were buying hamburger meat with your paycheck. his talk of welfare queens. pr

. >> red flag warnings and wind advisories posted all across the southland. >> massive flames and resulting explosion. a man set his rental car on fire while trying to kill bedbugs. >> all that -- >> a deep drive to lest feel, pillar at the wall at the track jumps. >> no he didn't! >> a 21-year-old woman engulfed by a giant wave. the force pulled her 50 feet below. she is luckily okay. >> the fight for higher wages continues across the country. protesters spilled in into the streets of new york snarling traffic. >> blocking rush hour, a terrible idea. life in new york is hard enough as it is. >>> on a san diego beach a marine helicopter forced to make an emergency landing. >> a surprising person witnessed that landing. singer kenny loggins. >> i walk do there and i say "you're in the danger zone." ♪ i went to the danger zone ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to cbs "this morning," gayle king is off and vanita nigher is with us. new concerns after a postal worker flew a small helicopter to capitol hill. washington's latest security breach caught police the secret service and the militar

outspoken in verbalizing support for policies defending segregation and extolling the proud anglo-saxon southland. voters didn't respond well to his defacto racism. to vote for a candidate with such blatant racial appeal would have been to admit their own racial biases and fears. but wallace learned that if he were more subtle with his message, he would mobilize race-based voting without ever mentioning race at all. he stopped talking about objections to desegregation. instead talked about states rights to turn away arrogant, federal authority. does that sound familiar? when we think about the conversation about the affordable care act and about immigration. today we hear those same whistles. wallace's softened language gave permission to those who opposed racial integration, the ability to exercise racially-motivated electoral responses without having to admit to others or even to themselves their racial biases or fears. goldwater too talked of his support for states rights and freedom of association. nixon employing the politically-infamous southern strategy to motivate votes in the south dog w

outspoken in verbalizing support for policies defending segregation and extolling the proud anglo-saxon southland. voters did not respond well to his defective racism -- to his de facto racism. to vote for him would admit their own racial biases and fears, but wallace learned that if you were more subtle with his messages, he could mobilize race-based voting without ever mentioning race at all. he stopped talking about objections to segregation and instead talked about state's writes -- states' rights against federal authority. does that sound familiar we talk about the federal health care act or immigration? the ability to exercise racially created a electoral responses room -- reveals their fears. goldwater talked about freedom of association, nixon employed the politically ambiguous southern view of the south, dog whistles about busing, and reagan describing the young buck in the grocery store line with us take -- with steak or the talk of welfare queens. professor lopez says not to get too smug about this technique, pointing out that president carter used arguments about forced integration an