times, across the board, whether you are a priest in the military or a gardener attending to the state lawnsilian workforce. yeah, i think there is certainly an onus on there to garnish their wages, all of this stuff we all live in fear of, except for maybe jonas who kisses up to the irs every week. if you don't pay your taxes i am afraid my wages will be garnished. i am astonished. >> jonas, be honest, they should be treated the same way we do. >> but they are? why do we want to treat them worse? the hard working civil servants, why do we want to treat them worse? what is so bad about this? the government borrows, they charge you interest on the amounts you owe. you don't get away from that, and you can't walk away from it either. they will garnish your wages. if more government workers were deficits. >> david, come on now, this is logic. this is not what we should be encouraging, that people don't pay their taxes. >> we should not the be encouraging it, but jonas has a point that money is being made on the delinquent accounts. that said, i would say those that do not pay should lose their

so therefore, the state capitol lawn is brown.we're at great america this morning. 200 feet up high on star tower. you know, you can come up here as well. roger ross is the public relations director. good morning. >> good morning how are you today? >> reporter: thank you for the climb. >> no it's a great exercise for all of us. >> reporter: how can anybody at home come up here and get this great view? >> the star tower gives you great views of the whole bay area and it's open -- we're open weekends right now and open memorial day every day. >> reporter: talk about the governor, allowing the lawn to go brown at the state capitol. not using water, what do you do here at great america in order to conserve water? >> we collect rainwater here and also use recycled water for the irrigation needs. >> reporter: up to know more about our heat wave. just visit us ott line at kpix.com. -- online at kpix.com/weather. reporting 200 feet high sky -- star tower right roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> yeah star tower. that's right. and what a view. hi

bus outside of an independent living center about 7:00 and took off for a rallien on the west lawn of the statepitol around 9:00. they are gathered for the 11th annual event. they are hoping lawmakers and business owners are listening. >> hire more people with disabilities and be patient with us. >> right. >> a lot of times i have found that they don't want to take the time to be patient. and they let us go too soon. >> in addition to work opportunities, the group is calling for improvement to in- home services and better community access for those with disabilities. push >>> well, we have been talking about cooler temperatures all week long for most of the bay area. the weather pattern beginning to change. we'll warm things up for the weekend. a live look at mt. diablo. the hills are drying up rapidly. the warming trend, that process will continue over the next few days over the next few weeks. as you can see on live stormtracker2, we actually have a storm out to the east, out toward the sierra, some activity, tom showers and even a few thunderstorms but locally here we have us low clouds and

here at home governor brown is letting the lawn outside the state capitol die to each everyone a lesson about conserving water. >>> it would be a good idea considering the temperatures the next couple days. >> green to brown in very short order when you're talking about 100 degrees and no rain in the forecast the next several days. live look outside, clear night, mild, great shot of the weather building. palo alto 90 degrees, danville 89, foster city 87, richmond 76 and today will likely be the coolest of the next four days. we'll start off with a mild night, mid- to upper 50s, vallejo 57, san jose 58, redwood city 50 five, sunrise 6 -- 55, sunrise 6:52. wednesday we'll be 5 degrees hotter, 101 degrees, the first triple digit temperature in livermore and our inland community since last september 9th. high pressure building in. the same ridge of high pressure giving us the warm stuff coming down, denver, there's the snow in the rockies and utah and wyoming. for us it's all about the heat because the ridge is centering itself to our north. chilly air out over the pacific. once the winds f

state officials are letting the lawn die to teach a lesson in water conservation. they hope it will inspire californians to conserve water during this draught. crews will still water about 1,000 trees at the capital with historical significance. >>> well, it is a beautiful but very warm day today. chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us from the kpix 5 roof top with an even warmer weather on the way. >> reporter: it will get toasty around here. today, the most comfortable day of the next several. mother nature is simply turning up the heat. the influence of the pacific ocean which is cold year round, will be gone by tomorrow. an offshore wind will take over. we have a decent shot at 100 degrees coming up on wednesday. monday, temperatures around 90 degrees for palo alto which hit 90 officially at the airport danville, you hit 89. foster city, mid to upper 80s. clear skies in the south bit. richmond, one of the cooler spots. you had a high of 76. it is going to be an awesome night for baseball. if you have tickets for either the aa's game or the giants game, this i

. >> and they're taking the drought seriously at state capitol governor brown is letting the lawn outside the capitol die to teach everyone a lesson about con serving water. hard to do in the next couple of days i guess though right? >>> it really is. you have some serious heat coming our way and everything is going to die but you don't want to overwater things if you can. but hoot temperatures coming our way today. some fairly mild temperatures out the door this morning. high pressure sitting overhead so yeah looks like that high pressure ridge and the offshore winds combining to bring you some record heat around the bay area the next couple of days. heat advisory going up this afternoon. watching smooch the temperatures in the up -- some of the temperatures near 100 degrees in the afternoon. check on the kids and the elderly especially in this type of situation. out the door clear skies and temperatures in the upper 50s right now. into san francisco. also into concord. 55 degrees in san jose. this afternoon, here we go. we are cranking up the temperatures. mid 90s in toward concord. 94

before he was elected to the united states senate, this man, richard burr worked in the sales of lawn mowers. used to distribute cool things like the yazoo kees walk behind mower. that was his expertise before coming to the united states senate. now that mr. burr is in the united states senate, he is the top ranked republican on the senate veterans committee, even though senator burr never served in the military, is not a veteran. he represents north carolina, has a disproportionate amount of veterans. out of deference to where he's from if not who he is, senator richard burr who is not a veteran is the top republican in the senate on veterans issues. and you know, you don't have to be a veteran to do right by veterans or care about veterans' issues. it has at times been an awkward thing. he has made some inexplicable decisions over the years on veterans issues. i mean inexplicable in the technical sense, in the sense he has done things he himself cannot explain. tammy duckworth, flew black hawk helicopters. when they shot a rocket grenade, the crash caused her to lose her entire righ

states? >> we have a sense at the white lawn on the rose garden when we heard president obama and angela merkel talking about may 25. that key date when ukraine this post about in its democratic election. eu will bed the backing those elections and of russia does not allow them to go forward or somehow interferes with them, new sanctions will be coming. you heard obama trying to give some word of reassurance to energy markets and energy companies by saying that cutting off pipeline from russia to notpe entirely is realistic. we don't expect that to happen, but we do expect more sanctions coming. >> is military action a worst-case option? has not been entirely taken up the table. we have been hearing about nonlethal aid. >> i think at this point the u.s. administration in europe -- and europe don't have a specific plan b. they're counting on sanctions to eventually raise the cost so much for putin that he is forced to back down. are notpoint, they thinking of any military action unless a nato ally, poland or one of the baltic states is attacked. otherwise, they can't act in ukraine because not a

if people get used to the idea of these church-state arguments playing out either with pressures on statehouse lawns even a conversation about what limits the senate chaplain should go. but this was different. >> it was. the dissenters said if the town of greece had done what congress did, it would probably be ok. the congress tells its chaplains, try to be sort of ecumenical in your prayers. congress invites ra buys, imams, people of all faiths to give these prayers and they say that's where the town of greece fell down. it's not praying, it's how they did it. >> pete, what does this say about the future of prayer in schools and that issue? >> well, probably nothing. although you can't be certain about that. first of all, the courts said it's different for children, they're captives. adults can come and go. if you didn't like the prayer you could stay out of the meeting until it started, you could leave. but atlantis an interesting case come together the supreme court. a challenge to a case in a suburb of milwaukee that put a graduation in a church. and the question will be, does that violate relig

accord to the state department the american team will include military personnel lawn sportsman officers in hostage negotiators build a base in the us embassy in abuja working with nigerian forces to help track down the hundreds of teenage girls on monday a video surfaced between the leader of the islamist group vocal program claiming responsibility for the mass abductions and seeing the plan to sell the girls into slavery as a to z please in residency eight more girls were kidnapped in the north east fife woke up around gunmen. meanwhile protests have spread across nine terrain capital join the scores of other rallies around the world calling for the swift return of the young students many are criticizing their government for responding too slowly for not dealing with the islamist militants sooner. the ukraine government says it is known in favor of negotiating with the pro russian separatist projecting proposed amnesty for the rebels as the country slides further towards war ukrainian security forces however were able to retake the southeastern port city of marriage you paul. without f

lawn. seed it! >>> the statese in the great commonwealth of massachusetts look like this. not an encouraging sight to behold if you are a republican in massachusetts. the current governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, is also a democrat. that's him on the top left there. but massachusetts isn't a dyed in the wool democratic state, as you can see here, before deval patrick, massachusetts elected republican governors for 16 straight years. you can be a republican and win statewide in massachusetts. and this year, massachusetts republicans think they might have a shot at winning the governorship again. the candidate is a guy named charlie baker. sort of the consummate insider. he's served in state government. he has business bona fides, his dad worked for reagan and nixon. mr. baker has ran for governor before, and even though he didn't win, his opponent will be martha coakley, who lost her race to scott brown in her last statewide contest when she was running for senate. republicans think mostly because of that

before he was elected to the united states senate, this man, richard burr worked in the sales of lawnowers. used to distribute cool things like the yazoo kees walk behind mower. that was his expertise before coming to the united states senate. now that mr. burr is in the united states senate, he is the top ranked republican on the senate veterans committee, even though senator burr never served in the military, is not a veteran. he represents north cana

state. many. >> this is a bad time to be a lawn in drought stricken california and especially in palo alto. brown or green it doesn't matter. that lawn is on the wanted list. what is the bounty on °right now? >> 4 dollars per square foot. >> that's catherine from city utility department describing incentive program sponsored by palo alto and santa clara valley water district. remove a lawn replace witness hard escape approved drought resistant plants and those agency will write the check. >> i don't think about it in terms of dollars and cents. i think about it more in terms of saving water. >> carol and allen eliminated more than 1,000 square feet of lawn at 4 dollars a square foot based on the photo it was a bonus. >> did you want the lawn to go. >> oh, yes. so it's gone. >> they have begun replace it with more drought resist interest environment designed by the plants attract birds and bees and use a lot less water. >> percentage wise how much less water will this yard use compared to when hit grass. >> i bet he will lose at least half l. maybe even more. >> biggest step deciding to do t

lawns mowed, houses painted. >> he's the president of the united states, it doesn't get bigger than that. i would come out here if it was robert redford too. >> reporter: there's a large security presence inside. the barricade is also up. all fairmont guests are required to go through a front gated entrance until the president leaves tomorrow. >>> the president is scheduled to make a speech at a wal-mart store in mountain view tomorrow morning. the store on showers drive was selected for a speech on energy efficiency and renewable power. it gets about 25% of its electricity on solar power. we saw barricades outside this evening. protesters say they will be there. >>> more details now on the president's visit. the president has made 17 trips to california many of those trips included fundraisers now that he can't run for reelection, his fundraisers are for his democratic candidates. prices range from $1,000 to $32,000 that azimeth mentioned. >>> there's accusations that toliver threatened a family after they followed him from the scene. tonight we spoke with the driver who was with his fam

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lawn of the capitol. groups from all over the state will be there. they say people with disabilities are often passed over and forgotten. >> higher more people with disabilities and be patient with us. a lot of times i've found that they don't want to take the time on patient. f -- to be patient. >> people are calling for more accessibility for communities for people with disabilities. >>> 7:39. classes are set to resume at bryman college in san jose this morning. the school abruptly shut down on monday to the surprise of many students. an attorney for the owner of the building said the school owed $82,000 in back rent. school officials say the issue has been resolved. bryman is a vocational college that specializes in healthcare courses. >>> coming up on "mornings on 2," an important warning for hikers following three attacks on a popular trail. the sketch that may lead to an arrest. >>> and next -- dangerous, possibly deadly pet treats still on store shelves. the new change to ensure people won't accidentally poison their pets. >>> good morning. i'

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lawns mowed, houses painted. >> he's the president of the united states, it doesn't get bigger than that. i would come out here if it was robert redford too. >> reporter: there's a large security presence inside. the barricade is also up. all fairmont guests are required to go through a front gated entrance until the president leaves tomorrow. >>> the president is scheduled to make a speech at a wal-mart store in mountain view tomorrow morning. the store on showers drive was selected for a speech on energy efficiency and renewable power. it gets about 25% of its electricity on solar power. we saw barricades outside this evening. protesters say they will be there. >>> more details now on the president's visit. the president has made 17 trips to california many of those trips included fundraisers now that he can't run for reelection, his fundraisers are for his democratic candidates. prices range from $1,000 to $32,000 that azimeth mentioned. >>> there's accusations that toliver threatened a family after they followed him from the scene. tonight we spoke with the driver who was with his fam

lawn. feed it! >>> in the state kill one of our children, you kill a police officer, you are involved with another crime and you kill one of our citizens, you will face the ultimate justice in the state of oh texas. and that is you will be executed. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's texas governor rick perry asked about the death penalty as a candidate for president in fall of 2011. the subject was just raised before he could answer the question and the crowd started cheering. michael steele, also something interesting i wanted to point out is the polling on this. by think of the death penalty at, you know, the popular issue with the public. >> right. >> it still is 55% support. it's changing. it peaked. the correlation i see there is in the mid 90s when it was so wide. that's when crime was a top issue. the crime rate, the violent crime rate has come down. support for capital punishment is down. still at 55% though. michael, as -- you know, as a republican, you know in the party death penalty i though among republi

miles to get to the bus to go to idaho state university and he said on many occasions, ems and paramedics would find him on the side of the road or in somebody's lawn with cletus standing over him because he was his service dog. this was josh's last semester. he was taking his final two classes when he took ill. his diploma awarded posthumously in geology. he got his b.s. in geology after all. >> what a beautiful tribute to his son. had to have been heartbreaking for his father to make the walk across the stage instead of sitting in the audience watching his son walk across the stage. >> what an awesome thing for the school to do. really they didn't have to do this. looks like they went out of their way to create a special moment for this family. >>> they're the grannies who first went viral, but now they're taking off on a new adventure. >> a trip in a hot air balloon. >> see how getting on board is inspiring others to do the same. >> she's stalking you. >> a white tiger stalks her prey. >> although her prey is not paying attention. >> why turning her back might not be the best idea. jojolllly y rarancncheher rd twtwizizzlers bites are so soft, c

-- here in the state of mississippi, here in the american south, you have never seen a shotgun house. you don't even know what i'm talking about. she did not have a green, manicured lawn. the lawn is beautiful here. she had a dirt yard. this old shotgun house, you could look up at night through the roof, the tin roof, and count the stars. when it rained, we got a pail to catch the rainwater. from time to time, she would walk out into the woods and put these branches together. tie these branches together to make a broom. she would sweep this yard clean. especially on friday or saturday. she wanted it to look good during the weekend. for those of you who do not know what a shotgun house is, it is an old house, one way in and one way out. you can bounce a basketball through the front door. one afternoon, a group of my brothers and sisters and a few of my first cousins -- about 12 or 15 of us young children, were playing in the yard. an unbelievable storm came up. the thunder started rolling. the lightning started flashing. my aunt became terrified. she started crying. she thought the house would blow away. she got all of us together and told us to hold hands. we did as w

session in 2013, there was literally a nullification rally on the lawn outside the legislative building, where legislators attended, where the state the republican party at the time praised the organizers, and it was all about nullifying laws of the federal gott. it reminds me of dr. king's favorite speech, the governor dripping with the words of nullification. >> in the speech they applaud, but leave the meaning of those lines out conveniently. >> absolutely, and we are back now to literally talking about nullification, and it's not just state legislators, senator rand paul came to north carolina and endorsed a candidate in the republican senate primary who spoke at a nullification rally and said publicly we don't have to obey decisions of the united states supreme court that we disagree with. >> wait a minute, rand paul came to north carolina and supported a senate candidate who spoke at a nullification rally and said they do not have to obey the laws the supreme court decides on? >> that's the kind of state we're living in, rand paul, a sitting u.s. senator. that's the state of the republican party in north carolina, and i fear

lawn. feed it! >>> how much trust do americans have in their state governments?st and plain state, the answer is a lot. according to gallup, the five state where is people express a great deal or fair amount of trust in their state government are as follows. number five, nebraska. number four, south dakota. utah comes in at number three. wyoming is the second most trusted state government. and number one, the most trusted state government in the country, north dakota. now to the at least. number five, louisiana, which has a long history of corruption. number four, my home state of pennsylvania. rhode island is number three. maine is number two and the least trusted state government in the country, illinois where four of the last seven governors have gone to prison. it's worth noting that the polling was conducted in the latter half of last year before governor christie got into trouble with his bridge. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily

lawn and it helps save water. >> using toilet water and becomes drinking water? that scares me. >> the state treated sewerage to be used as drinking was the he. right now any water which is not used for irrigation is dumped into the bay. >>> oakland zoo celebrating a new arrival. it is a baboon named mimi, you can see her everyday at the oakland zoo. she is the third baboon born in the last year and a half. her siblings are responding well and they are curious about their brand-new sister. >>> two police officers are being haled as heros for going above and beyond the call of duty. his scooter broke down in the heat of the day. they pushed him for almost two miles in his scooter which weigh the more than 300 pounds. >> we would be in the middle of the intersection and it would lock up so we would have to drag it through the intersection. >> he has had trouble walking since serving in vietnam. he uses the scooter to run errands for himself and 90-year- old father who survived the attack on pearl half pore. >>> a horrifying story, a man is pinned underneath a car at a gas station. we will have

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before he was elected to the united states senate, this man, richard burr of north carolina, he worked in the field of lawn mowers. he was a sales manager for a company called the carswell distributing company, which used to distribute cool things like the yazoo/kees commercial walk behind mower. that was richard burr's field of expertise before he came to the united states senate. now that mr. burr is in the united states senate, he is the ranking republican. so the top-ranked republican on the senate veterans committee. even though senator burr has never served in the military, he himself is not a veteran, he does represent north carolina, which not only has lots of military bases, it has a disproportionate share of veterans in terms of that state's population. and so apparently, i guess, out of deference to where he is from, if not who he is, senator richard burr, who is not a veteran, is the top republican in the senate on veterans issues. and, you know, you don't have to be a veteran to do right by veterans or to care about veterans issues. but with senator richard burr in particular, his key role for

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before he was elected to the united states senate, this man, richard burr of north carolina, he worked in the field of lawnnager for a company called the carswell distributing company, which used to distribute cool things like the yazoo/kees commercial walk behind mower. that was richard burr's field of expertise before he came to the united states senate. now that mr. burr is in the united states senate, he is the ranking republican. so the top-ranked republican on the senate veterans committee. even though senat b

state. this morning he marched in the memorial day parade to pay tribute to our fallen soldiers. >> park ridge residents gathered at the corner of south side and cumberland. emerging on their lawns and sidewalks. saluting the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the governor took part in a tribute as well as the competitors in the gubernatorial race appeared amused and in arlington heights. there along with senator and is presenting a posthumous bronze star to the family of a world war two veteran. cortisol to remember what this is all about. it is important to remember all of our veterans of those who served our country protected our democracy and for those who've gone to heaven it is important that we always take good care of our service members and veterans' right here on earth. this afternoon the governor will release a bald eagle at the white sox game during the national income. >> the car and is joining priests and bishops to marked memorial day. they're holding masses at 37 catholic cemeteries. celebrated the mass in the catholic cemetery this morning. salmon is part of a national program called serving god and country. connors active military and vet

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