enough water so if we took that action we basically have that analysis not a shortfall for the state board look at but you know our storage is not done totally one bank will for the completely fill up and don't know about next year to the analysis is not a good thing may not be over like a ohio at that time but - we propose to move before where the state had the regulations in system wide voluntary reductions of temple percent and reduce the retail customer use from thirty to 10 percent, with the excise tax and the interruptables for everyone and reduce the irrigation from mandatory 25 percent to voluntary charge and modify the statewide restrictions we have already in place that's a prudent case going forward and at the next week meeting we'll formalize those recommendations into our drought program going forward to this year certainly it is off a little bit but we still need to conserve but looking at the next slide that like that cross the middle is 200 and 2 gallons blow the 2013 that is achieving the water use reduction in the 2013 it is below that we're talking about easing off on commerc

enough water so if we took that action we basically have that analysis not a shortfall for the state board look at but you know our storage is not done totally one bank will for the completely fill up and don't know about next year to the analysis is not a good thing may not be over like a ohio at that time but - we propose to move before where the state had the regulations in system wide voluntary reductions of temple percent and reduce the retail customer use from thirty to 10 percent, with the excise tax and the interruptables for everyone and reduce the irrigation from mandatory 25 percent to voluntary charge and modify the statewide restrictions we have already in place that's a prudent case going forward and at the next week meeting we'll formalize those recommendations into our drought program going forward to this year certainly it is off a little bit but we still need to conserve but looking at the next slide that like that cross the middle is 200 and 2 gallons blow the 2013 that is achieving the water use reduction in the 2013 it is below that we're talking about easing off on commerc

enough water so if we took that action we basically have that analysis not a shortfall for the state board look at but you know our storage is not done totally one bank will for the completely fill up and don't know about next year to the analysis is not a good thing may not be over like a ohio at that time but - we propose to move before where the state had the regulations in system wide voluntary reductions of temple percent and reduce the retail customer use from thirty to 10 percent, with the excise tax and the interruptables for everyone and reduce the irrigation from mandatory 25 percent to voluntary charge and modify the statewide restrictions we have already in place that's a prudent case going forward and at the next week meeting we'll formalize those recommendations into our drought program going forward to this year certainly it is off a little bit but we still need to conserve but looking at the next slide that like that cross the middle is 200 and 2 gallons blow the 2013 that is achieving the water use reduction in the 2013 it is below that we're talking about easing off on commerc

state assembly before it can be sent to governor brown for his signature. >>> california is now looking at revising the state's public school textbooks. the board of education will soon look at the changes designed to better reflect the diversity in the state. nearly 2/3 of california's 6.2 million students are latino or asian and many are from newly immigrated families. the proposed textbook changes include detailing why many foreign families leave their homeland for a new life in the united states. >>> california law enforcement agencies are cracking down on illegal marijuana farms that are poisoning animals and creating a danger for the environment. ktvu news recently went along with an elite team of officers as they raided one pot farm in a remote section of stanislaw county and they made seven arrests. investigators say the chemicals used on this farm and others are killing wildlife at an alarming rate and threatening endangered species in california's pristine wilderness. >> this is an illegal trespass grow site. this is not a sanctioned medicinal marijuana garden with a pure product. >> they smear it on like a liquid. >> this cultivation

state assembly before it could go to governor brown for his signature. >>> california is now looking at revising the state's public school textbooks. the boardanges designed to better reflect the diversity in the state, nearly 2/3 of california's 6.2 million students are latino or asian and many are from newly immigrated families. the proposed textbook changes include detailing why many foreign families leave their homeland for a new life in the united states. >>> california law enforcement agencies are cracking down on illegal marijuana farms that are poisoning animals and creating a danger for the environment. ktvu news recently went along with the elite team of officers as they raided one pot farm in a remote section of stanislaw county and they made seven arrests. investigators say the chemicals used on this farm and others are killing wildlife at an alarming rate and threatening endangered species in california's pristine wilderness. >> this is an illegal trespass grow site. this is not a sanctioned medical -- medicinal -- >> we will not open. >> the poise sons we are seeing are -- poisons we are seeing are banned in this country becaus

board. these states, this is june 7th. south dakota looks like a good sanders state. north dakota, montana, new mexico. landslides for bernie sanders in all these states, say he nets 40 delegates out of these states. huge landslides. >> he's crushing it. 252 now comes down to 212. notice there are two states left on the board. start here in new jersey. 126 delegates. here's the problem for sanders. there's a poll out this week in new jersey. hillary clinton's leading him by 28 points there. 60 to 32. when we say be optimistic? miracle of all miracles he erases a 28-point deficit in new jersey and it's a tie. and they get the same number of delegates. now you're down 212. this is so optimistic for sanders. you're down 212. you have one state left. it's the mother lode. is this the one. you saw to sanders people, they point to california, 475, if we win big we can catch her. based on these incredibly optimistic projections for bernie sanders, to get that kind of margin out of california, he would need roughly 72% of the vote in california. and that's if everything went

for a preview of what to look for tonight, let's check in with steve at the board. >> let's look at these two states. we talk about how the math favors hillary clinton. that's putting it mildly to win the nomination. what her campaign doesn't want is to be on the losing streak at the end of the primary season. there's the chance that could happen. there's also a good chance, and the clinton campaign knows this, they could pull off two wins tonight. this is the only poll we have in kentucky. you can see in very small print, this was taken march 1st and 2nd. that was before one major event in this campaign that's very relevant to kentucky. that's the emergence of hillary clinton's line about putting coal miners out of business. here's this state, if coal will be a problem for hillary clinton, look into eastern kentucky. look in this part of the state. president obama very popular here even among democrats. that could be a problem. the reason it's close and what she's counting on is this is a closed primary state. there's been ten states that have held primaries where only democrats can vote. hillary c

state? >> well, look, if you look at, if he increases by 5% across the board, he could win florida and ohioin the electoral college. i believe he lost in west virginia and some others in the midwest. he has to get higher than 5% across the board or his numbers staying like ohio. it is the usual electoral map, right? >> in 2012 as president obama rallied mit romney, romney snagged 6% of the black votes and 27% of latino votes. where is trump with those groups? >> he's totally in the tank with those groups. more in the tank than any ka candidates. he can over perform with white working class voters who are the strongest in this base. the problem is are there enough of those voters in the country who'll vote for him and who'll vote his way to out weigh the democratic strength of single women or black and brown voters and young voters who are democratic. >> you can see from this particular map, president obama made it to 332 electoral votes. how do you see it playing out? >> if the polling shifts ever since slightly, how do you see it play out? >> you know it is very hard to say craig, i want t

we're looking at the states, a lot of the states do look like bernie sanders states. he could put a lot of wins on the boardxt month. >> well, he thinks so. certainly west virginia is a place, they don't do a lot of polling here. in the couple of polls done here, he's comfortably ahead. he'll have three events today. it's interesting to watch television here in west virginia because there is a vehemently anti-hillary clinton ad running about her comments about coal miners. it's run by a down ticket race, a conservative running for supreme court justice. and it is on the air all the time. it's important to remember this is a state where bill clinton won easily the two times he ran. in addition to that, hillary clinton is running against somebody who is against fracking, who has a record you'd think that coal miners and others interested in those issues wouldn't even be close to get approval for. but he is really resonating with this populist message in a state where unemployment is a problem. where the economy is poor. and that's what he's going to be talking about today. so he feels good about this. he feel

the opportunity or not is a question how will it be solved presently indians the epa and state water board are looking at 0 into this commission and there are people other than myself regarding the damage the 5 different neighborhoods effected by the excursion i'd like to suggest that we can i have the overhead please? >> i'd like to suggest that we're rolling the today is that the today is that are being used are shaved today is on the part of staff and they come up 7 or 11 whenever they describe the workshops it is just goes to cost too much to the ratepayer just to say it i don't know how often you see these this is what a bill looks like i'm suggesting the bills are going to be greater that the bond measures will be more expensive in those issues are not addressed with that in mind i'd like to ask when the next workshop will be presented to the san francisco puc that's one and as a closing thought this sense of exceptionalism on the part of san francisco they can decide the rules under which they operate regardless of what the state or federal government says or a judge that is the issue coming up

. >> just after 5:00 eastern, we have our first look at the exit polls from the hoosier state. steve kornacki is at the big board in new york with the latest. i'm looking forward to this. we want to know. >> yeah, chris. >> what the hoosiers think. >> first wave of numbers. we can tell you a few things about what this electorate looks like on the democratic side. start with that. the key point to remember, indiana is an open primary state. you don't have to be a register democrat to participate. what we're seeing is that more than 1 in 5 voters on the democratic side are independents tonight. 22% of them. now, as a rough guide, what we've been seeing in all the contests before tonight, a stark divide. among registered democrats in all the contests before tonight, clinton has been crushing sanders. sanders' big weapon has been in independents are allowed to vote in open primary states like indiana, he's been beating her by more than 30 points. that's key to remember. 1 in 5 will be independents in the democratic race. there's also this, the changing democratic electorate. look back to 2008, the last time they had

the opportunity or not is a question how will it be solved presently indians the epa and state water board are looking at 0 into this commission and there are people other than myself regarding the damage the 5 different neighborhoods effected by the excursion i'd like to suggest that we can i have the overhead please? >> i'd like to suggest that we're rolling the today is that the today is that are being used are shaved today is on the part of staff and they come up 7 or 11 whenever they describe the workshops it is just goes to cost too much to the ratepayer just to say it i don't know how often you see these this is what a bill looks like i'm suggesting the bills are going to be greater that the bond measures will be more expensive in those issues are not addressed with that in mind i'd like to ask when the next workshop will be presented to the san francisco puc that's one and as a closing thought this sense of exceptionalism on the part of san francisco they can decide the rules under which they operate regardless of what the state or federal government says or a judge that is the issue coming up

. >>> california may revise the state's public school textbooks. board of education will soon looky in california. almost 2/3 of california's 6.2 million students are either latino or asian, many are from newly immigrated families. the proposed changes to textbooks includes detailing why many foreign families lead their home lands for a new life here in the u.s. >>> the california senate passed a package of new bills that would put knew restrictions on guns and ammunition. the gun laws were introduced after the san bernardino shootings in december. supporters say the goal of the 11 bills is to make it more difficult for criminals to get guns but gun advocates say their rights are slowly being taken away. now, a provision in one of the bills would require ammunition sellers to be licensed and it would mandate background checks on those who are buying rounds. another measure would make it illegal to possess magazines capable of storing more than 10 rounds. the package of bills still needs to go before the assembly, before it could go to governor brown for his consideration. >>> time

board for freeing the six-pack. you can't buy beer at this north liberties lukoil at least not yet but they are looking for ways to modernize the state's liquor laws. >> pump your gas and grab a six-pack, it may be a reality coming to a gas station near you. today the liquor board approved nine applications to sell six-packs of beer. >> it's convenient. 7-elevens and gas stations and stuff like that. i don't have a problem with it. >> i'm not against it as long as they card everybody and don't allow the underage drinkers it may be a good thing for us. >> governor wolf who sent a letter asking the board to grant the licenses, pointed to a court decision allowing the sales if the points of sale are separate, on the other hand separate cash registers. young kim works at this northern beer distributor one that opposes the change. kim thinks the code is just fine the way it is. >> everyone has their liquor here all in the same place. >> but they all cannibalize each other and in one is able to really make out well. >> the current code is aimed at cutting down on competition with the state stores and drunk driving, customers are concerned wi

state. take a look at this. that's the post. their editorial board. the post also went on to write ...harles: when is bernie sanders going to address this. >> i'm waiting for the post to focus on there was no breach of security. the beef at i.g. was she didn't turn over the emails the day she left office. they would have freeferred that she spend weeks going through 55,000 emails as secretary of state to decide what was government and which was personal. is that the preferred outcome? i think that the post like the i.g. is kind of dancing on a bit of a head of a pin here. and i think the public is more interested in a much bigger issues that affect their lives. charles: the reason they are dancing on the head of a pin is hillary put them in an awkward position to try to defend her and also look somewhat credible. >> very senior career people at the state department raised concerns about this from the outset. it's a ludicrous arrangement, the idea of a private server out in some closet somewhere. we don't know this hasn't been hacked. it's safe to assume it has been hacked. her own pres

to put it in florida because it's one of the few states that doesn't prohibit texting and driving as a primary offense >>> a live look now at the big boardstill another bad day. the dow is down 104. >>> a 10-year-old boy is $10,000 richer after uncovering a bug on facebook's instagram platform. the menlo park-based company gave the boy the reward after he reported a flaw that allowed him to delete other people's comments. the boy lives in finland and he told a local newspaper that he plans to spend his money on a bicycle and a soccer ball. >>> just a few hours from now, new airline service will begin between san jose and london. british airways will fly boeing 787 dreamliners between mineta international airport and heathrow airport. this is actually the first time an airline has offered regular service between the two cities. the first flight is set to leave at 8:05 p.m. >>> now for a check of weather, here's roberta gonzales. >> that's some exciting stuff! we don't have any reports of airport delays at this hour. hi, everybody! at this lunchtime, let's go ahead and call on our live hi- def doppler radar. we are picking up some rain sho

. >> the states attorney also says her office is looking into this issue and will go over details with the review board involving several agencies. get the latest developments in this case at any time on the free wusa9 app. >>> two students recovering after being stabbed inside a montgomery county high school. police say nobody was seriously hurt at winston churchill high. a 15 year old boy assaulted another 15 year old and 17 year old at lunch. the weapons were scissors and a tool to detail clay. >> everyone still feels safe. bottom line. it's always hard to find out about things that are going wrong in this community. >> students at churchill were dismissed at the normal time. a note went to parents saying students were safe and secure. rain is not done. we are under another yellow weather alert. topper shutt is tracking it for us. >> good news, bad news. right now radar is quiet with sprinkles to the north. bad news, more rain will roll in overnight and into tomorrow. we'll zoom in a little bit. a couple showers to cross junction and to the north of charles town. good news for the game, the nats are

states were open, if things were a little bit different, maybe our guy had a better chance. >> that's something we'll be watching for tonight. we'll see. thanks, tony. steve kornacki is at the big board with a look at what 2008 tells us about tonight. no one knows the blue grass state better than our own perry bag bacon. all the states she won in 2008, she's losing basically in the same way that she won them eight years ago. >> that's right. the story line eight years ago this time was people were saying, barack obama's going to be the nominee, what's hillary clinton still doing? the clinton campaign says, we're still winning primaries. they won in west virginia, where bernie sanders won last week. eight years ago, they won in kentucky and one of the reasons clinton has emphasized kentucky in the last couple days, this is the one kentucky poll that has clinton up five points. critically this came before the comments from hillary clinton about putting coal miners out of work, came to light. that could be a big x factor here. this is what it looked like five years ago. obama won only two counties in kentucky. where louisville is, where the university of kentucky is, in lexington. the rest of the s

state line and deliver drugs where the doctor is. >> board certifies. -- is not board certified. >>> it looks like donald trump has the clear path tocan nomination. his last oppose quit yesterday. he only had 1 win to his name, with donald trump win in interest interest he was shut out. trump said he would consider kasich for his vice presidential running-mate. he's chosen ben carson in to help a -- to help choose a running-mate. >> i like the idea of doing some of this before we go into cleveland, yes, i could do that and it would be well-received. >> in the meantime his small campaign team will have to play catch-up to hillary clinton operation which is eight times the size of his. >>> hillary clinton continues her presidential run in southern california. she will campaign at east los angeles college. her husband hitting the campaign trail stumping for his wife. >> if you want to get america on the move elect hillary president. that's my message. >>> the former president addressed the crowd in koreatown touching on several issues including criticizing donald trump for wanting to build walls to keep america safe. there's no way to

board takes action? >> i would like to say one. years theysay in 25 have never taken any action against dr. woodward. according to a state website, he looks flawless, but that's far from the truth. we dug up six cases that patients because they do not appear on his public profile. if you had known he had wrongful death lawsuits against him, negligence lawsuits against them, would you have trusted him? >> no. joce: this person sued woodward and reached a settlement in 2007 after she said she was improperly treated for a life-threatening cap location after surgery. woodward denied the claim, saying he had complied with the standard of care. >> he was killing me. had: she had no idea he been sued for negligence or malpractice in his past. case and five lawsuits but settle the others. they wanted to know why the medical board never acted. so did we, but the board turned down the request for interview, saying that it's records are confidential. >> one doctor in maryland that had eight hospital actions and was not disciplined. for decades, dr. sidney wolf has tracked discipline. he says medical boards are made aware of lawsuit payments involvin

as you know, francis, that already the united states participating in a look at the people who were on board that plane, no one with any links to terror as this investigation continues. francis? >> chris, i understand that with new information and new details as we're seeing now video of that debris taken, any indication where we may get the next update here? especially knowing the debris they've taken is floating debris and they haven't found a specific wreckage site just yet? >> reporter: yeah, 3:06 in the afternoon here, and obviously we've already had a briefing this morning. not a whole lot of that briefing actually had to do with technical information, francis. we were able to confirm, nbc news able to confirm independently the veracity of that information that came out late yesterday about the communications, about the smoke on board, and about the sensors that went off. we're not expecting another update today. i do think it's worth mentioning since you brought up the briefing that happened just a few hours ago that there are a lot of family members who are very upset. they are conce

let's go to my new friend the board here and take a look at the united states broken down by county and by race. these are the various counties in the united states and the concentration of african-american voters is indicated in purple. so the more intense the purple, the darker the purple color that you see, the higher the concentration of african-american voters. not surprisingly, that's mostly in the south. in the states of the former confederacy, right? so you see high concentrations in places here, in the southern part of the united states, a little bit up here in new york and a little bit out here in the west, but in the vast middle of the country, not a lot of african-american voters. now let's take a look at how bernie sanders and hillary clinton actually did with those voters in the primaries. you see a pattern here? hillary clinton doing well in that same big swath of the country where you have high concentrations of black voters. bernie sanders running up big margins, the intensity of the green and the blue indicating where each of these candidates did better. bernie sanders

we'll be having to do better than that we'll provide comments by the end of the friday and looking at the state board a week from wednesday i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> about where we at. >> so the week if wednesday is when they'll consider permanent. >> extending the drought regulations. >> saw in this article it talked about the interests of govern and making the cuts permanent so those are the water waste requirement and yeah. and the notion we should have a permanent framework for the 20 percent by 2020 a in a week they'll be voting - >> no the prohibition is not going to happen right away but the water resources will be put together by january of 2020 for the next 6 months we'll be working with that. >> yeah. >> so as i understand it each water district will decide what the allocations should be. >> yeah. accepting it provides if you demonstrate to have enough water that's one of the good things you, you need to present that in a clear transparent way and make it available for people to side that's a good things but if you certificate certify if you have enough water -

on the united states to do something about jim crowe and it's not surprising that if you look at the brief, particularly brief filed by the u.s. state department in the brown versus board of education decision, which reverse it is ferguson decision of the 1890's, jim crowe was legal and constitutional, brown versus board of education, decades later reverses that particular charge. you cannot begin to understand why brown versus board of education took place without understanding the international situation, without understanding the role of the left which has international alliances because i dare say that if you look at the history of colonialism and the united states is exhibit a in terms of colonial regimes, what's striking about the colonial regimes those in north america and south africa, if you look at the devolution of regimes of oppression being jim crowe and slavery in the united states are apartheid, you cannot begin to understand them without understanding the external pressure. for example, you cannot understand the democratic elections in south africa in april 1984, but understand the role of cuban troops who defeat it had apartheid military in the battlef

states to do something about jim crow. and it's not surprising that if you look at the briefs, particularly the brief filed by the u.s. state department in brown v. board of education decision which reverses the plessy v. ferguson decision of the 1890s which has said jim crow was legal and constitutional -- brown v. board of education decades later reverses that particular charge -- you cannot begin to understand why brown v. board of education took place without understanding the international situation, without understanding the role of the left which had international alliances because i dare say that if you look at the history of settler colonialism -- and, of course, the united states is exhibit a in terms of settler colonial regimes -- what's striking about these settler colonial regimes, particularly those in north america and those in southern africa, that if you look at the devolution of their regimes of oppression be it jim crow and slavery in the united states or apartheid and its predecessors in south africa, you cannot begin to understand them without understanding the external pressure. for example, you can't understand the democratic ele

we'll be having to do better than that we'll provide comments by the end of the friday and looking at the state board a week from wednesday i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> about where we at. >> so the week if wednesday is when they'll consider permanent. >> extending the drought regulations. >> saw in this article it talked about the interests of govern and making the cuts permanent so those are the water waste requirement and yeah. and the notion we should have a permanent framework for the 20 percent by 2020 a in a week they'll be voting - >> no the prohibition is not going to happen right away but the water resources will be put together by january of 2020 for the next 6 months we'll be working with that. >> yeah. >> so as i understand it each water district will decide what the allocations should be. >> yeah. accepting it provides if you demonstrate to have enough water that's one of the good things you, you need to present that in a clear transparent way and make it available for people to side that's a good things but if you certificate certify if you have enough water -

state that, in the marketplace every day. and/or onecruiting boarding taskers is something that we look at everyday to make sure it is the best process possible. in doing so, like i mentioned, 15,000 potential taskers apply the marketplace every month. what that includes, the submission, a form online, with basic contact information, of which we then -- which includes social security. for, andcurrently pay based on that process, they then come in person for a one hour orientation to learn the processes and procedures of our marketplace, as well as how to answer for app to potential work. >> i'm running out of time. but it is fascinating that we are talking about $35 an hour. i mean, that is like five times the federal minimum wage. that is incredible. you state thousands of applications are coming to you, without any direct recruiting or marketing, in the district i represent in los angeles, you know, there are a lot of folks who are looking for work, many of the neighborhoods are low income neighborhoods. you reach out to some of those other communities in our country that may be perfect to find some of these jobs? what can

look at here in the united states. >> no americans were among the 66 on board the egyptair flight. >>> it has been more than 40 yearsince the american troops left vietnam. on monday, president obama will make his first visit to the country. >> they will discuss human rights and arms embargo and cleaning up sites contaminated with agent orange, the chemical used to clear jungles. >> one vietnam veteran, who is now a journalist discovered one of the bases he stayed at and it is now one of the most toxic agent orange places. >> most tourists arriving don't know it has been one of the most contaminated agent orange sites with levels in some areas 350 times international safety saefts. nor did i when i was based here in the 70s as a marine aviator. agent orange used during the war and stored in airbases leaked into the surrounding areas and is believed to contaminated local water sources. >> in this area next to the airport, you have people who levels in their blood are 100 times the safe levels and women who's breast miami is folk is f the safe level. >> larry moved to vietnam four years ago after recovering from pro st

look at here in the united states. >> no americans were among the 66 on board the egyptair flight. >>> it has been more than 40 years since the american troops left vietnam. on monday president obama will make his first visit to the country. >> they will discuss human rights and arms embargo and cleaning up sites contaminated with agent orange the chemical used to clear jungles. >> one vietnam veteran, who is now a journalist discovered one of the bases he stayed at and it is now one of the most toxic agent orange places. >> most tourists arriving don't know it has been one of the most contaminated agent orange sites with levels in some areas 350 times international safety saefts. nor did i when i was based here in the 70s as a marine aviator. agent orange used during the war and stored in airbases leaked into the surrounding areas and is believed to contaminated local water sources. >> in this area next to the airport, you have people who levels in their blood are 100 times the safe levels and women who's breast miami is fourlk is four times the safe level. >> larry moved to vietnam four years ago after recovering

i was just looking through the states to come up on the democratic side. i was going to do this on the boardboard is apparently broken and acting up on us. i'll ask you what i was going to point out. west virginia, kentucky, oregon, montana, new mexico, north dakota, south dakota, these are states to vote on the democratic side. these look like sanders states. i know the math doesn't work for him but for hillary clinton, are they ready to potentially lose six, seven states here the rest of the way? >> well, they were bracing for that, steven. you're absolutely right. i mean it is possible that he could win most or all of those states. the optics would be terrible for secretary clinton but she hasn't really been spending in those states. the big prize is of course, california and i've been talking to officials here at the clinton campaign headquarters and i said to them, look, you didn't spend in indiana. do you need to start spending in these up coming states to try to pick off a few and then win california to really put this race away? what i'm being told is they're not ruling that out. and

state road and squire drive. the pa turnpike looks okay for the most part. slippery spots there as well. that's the same across the boardtbound or eastbound, a 23-minute trip from valley forge to route 1. there's an accident scene on naamans road, just over the delaware state line. there are slowdowns by the scene. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's another dreary morning. this is the view from center city of city hall. you can see a little bit of it. look at the top, it's obscure. that's low cloudiness. there's light fog in the area. it's not as thick as what we saw yesterday. not going to be as warm today as it was yesterday. we have a northeasterly wind that will keep clouds with us during the day and limit our temperature warmup. we'll only warm to near 60 degrees, into the low 60s this afternoon. we're not much cooler than that right now. philadelphia is 57 degrees. there are breaks in the rainfall this morning. there's still light rain falling in delaware and the pennsylvania suburbs where the temperatures are in the 50s. clouds and scattered showers, 55 degrees for sad

water district is looking ahead of some changes in the infrastructure, and officials say they will more than likely discuss another rate hike in december. >>> the state water agency board once one pittsburg man to pay more than $4 million of fines to clean up the island in solano county, and he bought the island five years ago to build a kite surfing and duck cunning club, but he did unauthorized work, damaging 29 acres of wetland. sweeney argues that the work did not require permits and that the island is not a wetland. the board hearing on the proposed fine is scheduled for august. >>> marin county is tightening the ban on smoking insider within 20 feet of the county buildings is already banned, and the board of supervisors has approved an ordinance to better clarify the law, and the marin independent journal says that many were not following the original bands. >>> thousands of students of the city colleges of san francisco may have been compromised, coming up how the school is responding after the employee fell for the phishing scam.>>> a food recall at trader joe's has been expanded, up next the products that may be contaminated with listeria. >>> we are looking a

look to a trump/clinton race. we'll show you on the big board. check this out. we have three new polls, a bit of a surprise here in three battleground states. florida, ohio, pennsylvania. quinnipiac polls out today. and look at this. hillary clinton basically a dead heat with donald trump in florida. one-point lead there for hillary clinton. donald trump up 4 in this quinnipiac poll in ohio. a dead heat in pennsylvania. hillary clinton by a point there. remember, we've been talking about donald trump entering this race, this general election race with a lot of work to do among republican leaders. a lot of damage done among groups that had been -- hurt republican party in past elections. this is just one poll. there will be other polls coming out. we'll see if they match up with this. this is one of our first reads on these key battleground states since trump locked u eed up the republican nomination. if you dig inside these numbers, the gender gap is gigantic. in florida, hillary clinton leads among women by 13. among men, trump is up by 13. that's a gender gap of 26 points in florida. slightly smaller gender gap in ohio, but look in pennsyl

state's five-year drought. members of the control board will decide may 18th whether conservation measures can be eased. >>> still ahead, a record setting sculpture sale. >>> plus, we'll look at dueling lawsuits now set to decide the future of north carolina's lgbt >>> on a lighter note not your average visitor at the front door. we'll show you how these people got rid of that unwelcome visitor. stick around. >>> at least nine injured after a bus plowed into a bus shelter in providence, rhode island. the injured were all on the bus all are expected to recover but it took hours to remove the bus because the roof of the shelter was actually resting on top of it. still no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> that massive air bag recall expected to have a huge impact on profits for takata. with a global air bag recall mushrooming takata now says it won't show profit but, in fact, a huge loss, $120 million. about 70 million air bags are now being recalled in the u.s. explode. u.s. regulators added more than half of those air bags just last week. >>> it appears lower gas prices have americans buying big yet again. a new report indicates sales of suvs are up 10% in the past yea

states. >> bernie sanders warns the democratic convention could get messy. plus. >> something didn't look right. >> the race to rescue those on board of the plane after it suddenly crashes. >> he's already behind bars for murdering his wife, but could jail house recordings in a murder for hire plot keep drew petersen in jail longer? it is all "happening now". but we begin with the latest from the campaign trail. donald trump is out in new west. ahead of the primaries two weeks from today. i am jon sot. >> i am heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be back here. trump holding a rally in alburquerque, trying to gain supporters in the southwestern states. the new mexico governor susanna martinez mart has not yet endorsed the gop nom no. martinez has critized his comments. carl cameron has the latest for us in the ballooning capital of the world. >> reporter: land of enchantment. donald trump up was at a fundraiser on behalf of chris christie. christie was the first rival to endorse trump. the trump campaign is working to expand the national campaign and as a consequence of that, they met with the reality of the cost and trump is{

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state highways. penndot officials expect to have the signs installed by the end of the week. >> time now for your first look at business here at the big boardanning to offer live network and cable channels on its streaming service. the wall street journal says the service would cost $40 a month and would include major networks like abc and espn and you could watch 6abc on that as well. the move is designed to attract new customers who have cut the cord from cable. disney 6abc's parent company is a part owner of hulu. >>> two new nationwide class action lawsuits pit uber drivers versus the ride sharing company. they center over whether drivers should be classified as employees and therefore be entitled to minimum wage overtime and other expenses or if they are independent contractors. uber says drivers want to be their own bosses and set their own hours. the company he recently settled similar lawsuits in california and massachusetts. >>> the major stock indices started the week in the green yesterday after a few down days. futures point to a lower open. >> it is now 4:53. new here on "action news" police are investigating a deadly shootout

look at the big board on wall street. the dow is down about 18 points. . >>> we saw thunder and lightning. >> yesterday in the northern half of the state of california not so much in the bay area, but to the north, 244 lightning strikes recorded. look at all the lightning strikes. the state is lit up right now anywhere from the san francisco bay area to the north. tahoe has been getting pounded, as well. zooming in on mount vaca, can you see the lying by our radar site there? it's about 1, 2, 3, 4. here's another one that just popped up on the way towards kelseyville. ing this cloud-to-cloud lightning outside the lakeport area. they can hear the rumble of thunder. i had a lightning strike here a moment ago. it's now dissipated. but it was really crazy because at the same time i received an email from one of our weather watchers and she said she could hear the lightning and thunder. that was dana in novato. look at the dramatic sky over the tri-valley in the east bay right now. layers of clouds. if you see any rain today, it will be very minimal, nothing as far as accumulation is concerned. it's the thunderstorms that are keeping our eyes to the sky. it'

the united states are it everyone is saying this intense -- look at what is happening with the republican party. we are experiencing the symptoms of an accurate -- electorate across the boardi think there's a lot to learn on this process that we have lost some of our party as the democrats have. the idea that the vessel for frustration, that loss, should be a guy who does not believe in anything. cost to beat the trump campaign to not have all rhine right now? to not have the bushes, to not have mitt romney? is there a cost to winning? last few look at the polls, frankly, not much. home.publicans are coming it should not be surprising to anyone. bushes for mitt romney do not live in washington. nicolle: i think his supporters view going to washington and trying to make up to the establishment as a potential landmine. 2008 after mccain had the nomination locked up, he was 7-10 points ahead of obama. of these pollsot is a mistake. saidump came out today and i'm for expanding obamacare, not shrinking it. not expanding it, basically taking the position that bill clinton has per it if trump is that would you be ok with it? >> no. i don't believe it is a complete let. -- blip. f

state liquor board just voted to allow gas stations to sell six-packs at nine different locations that submitted applications. they can sell malt or brewed beverages. >>> well, today on "action news" we are taking a look back at the very special career of our friend and colleague, lisa thomas-laury. among the memories are the parades she cohosted with dave roberts. >> we are ready to go here. >> we don't have sunshine not much of it today. hollywood is in town and we thought we would look cool too. >> i'm here with lisa thomas-laury what a great start. >> we are having a wonderful time, i condition think of a way to better celebration our nation's birthday. >> happy holidays everybody! >> we have a great crowd on the parkway. a lot of fabulous floats, more fabulous than ever. >> you can see lisa onset for one final time today. that is tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >>> pay is going up for america's chief executives at nearly double the rate of typical american workers. ceo's received a 4.5% raise. here is a look at the top paid ceo's in the tri-state reason. in delaware david breen received $10 million from dupont and new jersey david coat nearly 33 parking lot $8 million from honeywell. and brian

state police said it was not theirs. google told his mother board it wasn't their car either saying, we can confirm this is not a google maps car and that we are currently lookingo the matter. the car did not belong to the pennsylvania state police, it did not belong to google. turns out it belonged to another law enforcement agency in the state, the philadelphia police department. it's not just any police department vehicle. it is a police surveillance vehicle masquerading for some totally unclear reason as a google street view car. the spokesperson for the philadelphia police department addressed the mystery telling ap today that no one was authorized by the department to place the decal on the van. it appeared officers were "being creative." the decal has been removed and an inquiry is forthcoming. >>> today donald trump said something that would be pretty much unthinkable coming out of the mouth of any other presidential candidate. when asked when his tax rate is he answered, it's none of your business. zerowater and brita are not equal roter's five-stage filter is the only one certified by the nsf to reduce lead lead that conventional, two- stage filters m

morning," a look at colorado's first class to educate kids about marijuana in a state where recreational pot is legal. >>> plus, carter evans hit the links with the inventor of the golf boarding. >>> and oscar-winning actress julianne moore joins us in the studio. >>> that is the "cbs morning thanks for watching. have a great day. >> we begin with breaking news, the search happens right now for buckle, why authority are so sure he's there. >> new this morning, two people are stabbed in center city. we'll have the latest on their condition just ahead. >> the jersey jackpot, one lucky resident is waking to up hundreds of millions of dollars richer. the winning ticket sold at local convenience store. today is monday, may nine, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. five days until the weekend. kate katie has your forecast, good morning. >> good morning, happy monday. no accident out there, one minor one in just a minute, but mainly construction. >> is always is, tis the season, again also the weather cooperating for all of the

look at this. >> my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed by the stateent as they have confirmed. the truth is everything i did was permitted and i went above and beyond what anybody could have expected in making sure that if the state department didn't capture something, i made a real effort to get it to them. >> i want to talk about that with jeffrey toobin. cnn's senior legal analyst, mr. carl bernstein, the author of "a woman in charge, the life of hillary rodham clinton" and l n lanny davis, former white house special council to president clinton. carl, you first, it was found that secretary clinton violated federal rules in setting up a private server at her home. what did she do wrong and why is this such a big deal now? >> because it's rather indefensible. there is no defense, it was reckless and irresponsible, it may have endangered the national security and she wasn't truthful about it. that said it's part of an accumulating problem she has of distrust, the so-called liar factor that's been talked about all day on cnn and the other networks. an

look at business here at the big board. the new york attorney general says dominos pizza has been under paying some of its employees. a lawsuit claims 10 stores in the stateorkers by half a million dollars in just two years. the restaurants are all franchises but the suit also names dominos the parent company itself. the company says it worked with the business owners on wage issues even though it doesn't actually own the locations. >>> its stock market saw its biggest gain since march. the dow led the way with a 213-point gain. >>> the futures market points to more gains at the opening bell. >>> dairy queen is hoping coffee sales will boost its bottom line. it has added iced coffee and frappe pay t to its menus. sales have grown faster than fast food restaurant sales over the past three years. >> it's 4:53 and hang today, a famous comedian is set to officially adopt a lancaster county horse that has been abused with paintballs. that story is coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> up next, brad pitt helps a young girl who was in danger of being crushed by a crowd of eager pitt fans. >> ♪ >> brad pitt plays a hero in many of his movies and also in real life. while film

state? and, looking at how close it is tonight, will they do it? joining us now at the big board is steve kornacki, what is going on? >> it is a close race. >> yeah. >> here is the deal in kentucky, just about all of the vote is in. bernie sanders, you can see it, this is fluctuating with every precinct we get and there are that many precincts left. bernie sanders is leading this thing, literally by a couple hundred votes. our count has it at 316, 316 vote lead for bernie sanders but the story in kentucky right now is one county, it is one city it is one part of the state. it is jefferson county. it is louisville, biggest city, biggest county in the state, biggest share of outstanding precincts by far. just about all of the outstanding presticincts are in louisville. great news for hillary clinton. this is a lead that is consistent as the return has come in. it doesn't seem like there is a huge sanders pocket in the county out there. we don't know right now exactly where that vote is but at this current was, if this is what we see with the votes still to come in out of jefferson