to negotiate and execute a sublease with the california state parks for 312,000 square feet of property, and the lease would be for two years. the rent is to be paid through an in-kind law and parking improvement service that would improve utilization of the park and surrounding area. we're operating on a very tight timeline as the state lands commission meeting is meeting in about two weeks. if we don't get this on there now, we'll have to wait to open this site until 2022, which will cause greater impact to the neighborhood and community. we've received guidance to the city attorney that our proposed amendments are not substantive. the proposed amendments have been sent to the chair, the clerk, and the city attorney, and we have staff from h.s.h. to provide further clarity if you have questions. thank you. >> chair haney: thank you so much, director mcspadden. i appreciate this, and i appreciate the amendments and the urgency of us moving this forward to get it open as soon as possible. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> yes, chair haney. nick menard from the b.l.a. on this ite

. >> santa cruz county officials are beginning a 10 day described burnett wilder ranch, state park. the burn program begins today. >> and will continue through november. 5th. the 600 acres. officials plan to burn will manage. they say the education, reduce fire fuel and improve wildlife habitats. some trails are going to be

to negotiate and execute a sublease with the california state parks for 312,000 square feet of property, and the lease would be for two years. the rent is to be paid through an in-kind law and parking improvement service that would improve utilization of the park and surrounding area. we're operating on a very tight timeline as the state lands commission meeting is meeting in about two weeks. if we don't get this on there now, we'll have to wait to open this site until 2022, which will cause greater impact to the neighborhood and community. we've received guidance to the city attorney that our proposed amendments are not substantive. the proposed amendments have been sent to the chair, the clerk, and the city attorney, and we have staff from h.s.h. to provide further clarity if you have questions. thank you. >> chair haney: thank you so much, director mcspadden. i appreciate this, and i appreciate the amendments and the urgency of us moving this forward to get it open as soon as possible. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> yes, chair haney. nick menard from the b.l.a. on this ite

if you have been to china state park.you have driven a beautiful road along the wetland on the bay. it is basically at sea level. high tides and storms it is underwater pork underwater. places where roadways will flood on a sunshine day. this is not a distant thing. it is here. it will come faster.>>> are the regional projects bringing together communities scattered along the coastline? >> highway 37 is an example. critical transportation artery. it is basically at sea level. between marin and sonoma county. it floods during storm conditions. the road starts to wash out. we have to raise the roadway. it will not be cheap. it will cost a lot of money. we are looking at it as an opportunity. we don't want to use concrete to build a way to resilience. you want natural systems. it's a great example of a place to elevate infrastructure above where sea level would threaten it. restore connectivity for wetlands. allow wetlands to do flood buffering and protect other parts. it will be expensive. it is hard to do. it's an opportun

scholar has these powers already, will you support my bill for the crown of state parks. >> mr. speaker, as she already knows the current state works closely with the government and maximum resources, i'm sorry to have to tell her that my views were to fragment the market propagated from existing purposes and making more difficult the whole of the uk move forward to net zero. >> thank you, mr. speaker. delivering new homes is key to leveling up, power in the hands of people making sure we have the right number in the right places. my constituent are concerned about over intensive development in the plan. for the prime minister confirm requirements, 4896 on top of the 10000 by the labor and counsel? >> on my own right and this government is determined to give the people of this country building record numbers but we have kinder gentler projects and to be accurate about what's going on. this government does not set local housing targets and i understand the plan is subject to this and i encourage him and his constituents to make their views known. >> mr. speaker, tomorrow, my const

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. >> california state parks is investigating this situation. what led up to the bite and why the bite happened live in santa rosa. amanda hari kron 4 news surface got quite the story to tell. and a big story we're following tonight out of southern california. >> where crews are beginning the cleanup operation after a massive oil spill thankfully officials say crude oil has stopped leaking. but before they could stop the leak miles of beach had to be shut down this morning as at least 126,000 gallons of crude oil leaked into the waters off of huntington beach in orange county and the race is on right now to save wildlife that has already begun to wash up on shore covered in oil. this heartbreaking. i mean, something has to be done >> investigators say it's amplify energy is oil rig that is responsible for the spill that now covers at least 18 square miles. officials say while the cleanup is already underway. it could take months to totally clean it up. and now we'll talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside right now from ou

woman from california found this large yellow diamond just sitting on the ground at an arkansas state park. she was searching for about an hour last week before she stumbled upon it out of nowhere. the park says more unanimous 250 diamonds have been registered at the park this year. but this has been the largest diamond found so far, weighing in at 4.38 carats. >> does she want to share? >> eye know, right. >>> at long last, "saturday night live" returns tomorrow for its 47th season. its highest rated entertainment program last season and won another eight emmy awards including outstanding variety sketch series. two veteran cast series members heidi gardner and ada woed up can't wait to get the season started. >> i think we take a lot of pride being able to bring joy to people, certainly during uncertain times, when things are good and otherwise. i think it is nice to reminds everyone we are trying our best. take it easy on us. >> just make us laugh. that's all we ask. >> yeah. >> watch the new season live tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc -- 8:30 p.m. here on nbc bay area. owen wils

with the increase in bear activity rangers say keep your pets on a leash while in a county or state park >> that is a big one. >> we're talking about the glorious sunshine today. i see green on your radar. >> spotty chance of shower as we move through early tomorrow morning between 4:00 and 7:00. let's get you into those weather maps and get you good to go. once we get over the spotty chance early on we'll get some sunshine as we head through the day tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 60s from the north bay all the way down to the south bay. then i see another chance around 11:00 tomorrow night for a quick, passing shower. here is the deal. if you're heading out to san francisco for fleet week take your sunglasses. the sun is going to be out in the middle of the day but cool. bring the jacket. temperatures in the 60s. the air show, official air show begins tomorrow. the show in the sky so to speak. if you're headed out to the giants game one it is going to be cool with temperatures in the 50s and some clouds there. game two on saturday much better weather and sun for pregame. in san f

>> yours a mic or burst on the hill and there's when those will knockout trees in the state park in a national park but fortunately nothing serious is it the area. >> vivian asked a good question. has there ever been a wedding at camp david? >> one wedding one of the bush daughters was married in the chapel. >> salt from facebook asks what was the biggest surprise you ever had while working at camp david? >> the day the sprinklers went off when president clinton was chipping golfballs. the sprinklers go off and i was watching nearby. the sprinklers went off again and he threw his clubs and to the golf course and went to the driving range and it's humorous but you have to understand the frustration of someone dealing with that. i tried to make light of it that night when he left camp david. it was a poor attempt at humor into you when -- you learn a balance of when to be serious but not too serious and went to be humorous. fortunately i had no serious incidents during my time. i left the month before 9/11 occurred and we spent a lot of time describing that the light moments during my t

last year, we applied with the technical, the secretariat, more technical assistance with art and state park. and we have every right now is hugely involved and clearly luchella's literature morrison. we asked her to the o. p. c. w, expert st. muffled who have and sean initiative with involving russian research as it and we want to. ready society new, the remaining samples for out at the, from the autonomy to the school and to do it to w lane that are relevant. johnson can recertify the facility in st. petersburg in the city. you were using technical equipment and the same technical equipment that was used in the certified laboratories on the opus he w up in order to be able to come to some kind of a conclusion, whether the russian blogger was poisoned talbot school. the whole was to answer a question. you pretty good when, where and under what circumstances he didn't want to do it. but again, you know that he school will get her out. and when this, when i visit, talk sick, a military grade toxic agent a happened to be in the samples, all for the russian blogger. you know, good will know whe

tonight, several evacuation orders are being lifted including the area east of el captain beach state park. firefighters say thanks to cooperative winds and hard work, the fire is now 41% contained. it's a big jump from yesterday's 5%. highway 101 and amtrak open, again. the alisal fire has grown to nearly 17,000 acres. >> indoor masksing mandates, officially, lifted today for many venues with fewer than 100 people. that includes gyms, religious gatherings, college classes as nbc bay area's thom jensen reports, it may also provide a financial lifeline to some of those businesses fighting to keep their heads above water for more than a year now. >> reporter: at hit fit sf, masks are off for the first time since august. and general manager cameron wisdom hopes that will bring more clients back to this once-thriving boxing gym. >> we are lucky to be alive, to be honest. there is a lot of gyms and businesses that didn't make it. >> reporter: he says business has been done 30 to 40% since the city mask mandates were renewed in august. across the street, the owner of cross fit golden gate has se

. >> reporter: their guide, josie gutierrez, first camped here at garner state park more than 30 years you! >> reporter: working with latino outdoors, she helps introduce more latino families to mother nature. why don't latinos camp more? what's the barrier that keeps more of us from doing it? >> definitely just not knowing, not knowing how easy it can be. if you're new to a park... >> reporter: volunteers provide the basics, then let the families explore the land and themselves >> even the little kids going, "oh, i can make sure. oh, i can do this." ( applause ) you build confidence, so, like, for me, i'm ready to go by myself with my kids. >> reporter: pacheco knew her widz were all in with camping when they stayed offline. >> they passed out-- no tablets, no internet, no phones. and they actually stayed asleep. >> reporter: and dreaming of the next family fiesta in the great outdoors. >> so nice. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, san antonio. >> o'donnell: we all like that-- no tablets and phones. of course i love san antonio, my home town. we'll be right back. hi, i'm steve

it's private purchase formally ends plans to turn that land into one of california's largest state parksain, everyone. here's what's happening tonight in sports. the cal bears finally got the pac 12 game they've been waiting for against a team with a similar record. jerry rice's son, brendan place for colorado. jerry must somehow always affirmed that he is the greatest of all times to cal defense turned into dominant effort in this game, the buffaloes with the fourth and one at midfield in the first quarter. eric broussard going nowhere and the bears take over on downs at the 50 that launched a 50 yard scoring drive for cal chase garbage to freshman tight end colicky a lot, too. that's a 24 yard touchdown. tattoos first career catch. 10 california 13 3 cow before halftime, garbage has time to step up in the pocket and look for gavin ryan walled running free. ryan well takes a hit but hangs on for a 31 yard score, the bears added. another field goal went to the locker room in front. 23 3. the very stifled the colorado offense all day. elijah hicks picks off colorado quarterback brandon le

is this for the california state park department or san francisco rec and park department? i understand the grant part of it. the end part where it says they will main tain the park improvements for 30 years. rec and park maintain that now and will they not maintain in the future? is that what is happening in that is my question. >> we have our active director of safety here. this has become a common plan. a requirement you continue to operate and main take the park in perpetuity for park purposes. this is work we are already doing at hertz. it is an expansion. it is an explicit condition of the grant and something we do anyway. we record against the deed. you want to chime in on anything? it is recreation and parkings department land and our workers doing the work. would be doing it absence of the grant agreement. >> i don't have anything else to add. >> that clears it up. i am fine. >> commissioner, it is the advice of the lawyers to be pulling utit out and bringing to the board for approval. we will continue to see that in these plans when they go forward. >> thank you.

this morning, the hunt for brian laundrie focused on the carlton reserve state park. ark and allowing brian laundrie's fat 23-year-old son, the person of interest related to the murder of 22-year-old gabby petito. >> they've dedicated a lot of resources, state-of-the-art equipment, money, manpower, assets like aviation support, night vision, thermal imaging, canine, the bloodhounds are extremely important, especially in a place like the carlton reserve. there's a lot of dedicated resources they're throwing at this case, and they're not going to stop. they need to find this guy. >> reporter: the laundries' attorney telling abc news chris was asked to point out any favorite trails or spots that brian may have used in the preserve although chris and roberta laundrie provided this information verbally three weeks ago. it is now thought that an on-site assistance may be better. >> i wasn't sure about what he looked like, and then i went and parked and pulled up the photographs of him, and i'm 99.99% sure that was him. >> reporter: several tips have been reported around the

that shark attack happened in the waters off salmon creek state park.oke to a surfer and the paramedics who came to the man's rescue. >> in a matter of second, the 59 a.m. surf turned into an unexpected fight with a shark. >> they were kind of going down into the wear. luz: he says the victim a regular surfer named eric. >> he was yelling. he was saying shark. he was saying out. he was saying help. and the two of us kind of pad told shore. it looked like he had a red stripe on his wet suit. luz: that red line was blood. he struggled to move his injured leg. >> the first thing we did was use a surf leash to apply a tourniquette. we did that with two separate surf leashes. >> paramedics jonathan bauer and timothy airied on scene. they said a quick response by that group of workers was crucial. >> i it it did a loft help to save his leg >> once went rolled over and look add the backside there was a pretty good las vacation >> eric described he is struggle with the shark. >> i don't know if that meant he punched it. but it sounded like he had a significant

. >> reporter: their guide, josie gutierrez, first camped here at garner state park, more than 30 years oh, thank you. >> reporter: working with latino outdoors, she helps introduce more latino families to mother nature. why don't latinos camp more? what's the baber that keeps more of us from doing it? >> definitely just not knowing. not knowing how easy it can be. >> if you're new to a park -- >> reporter: volunteers provide the basics, then let the families explore the land and themselves. >> even the little kids know oh, i can make fire, oh, i can do this. you build confidence so like for me i'm ready to go by myself with my kids. >> reporter: pacheco knew her kids were all in with camping when they stayed offline. >> they passed out. no tablets, no internet, no phones. and they actually stayed asleep. >> reporter: and dreaming of the next family fiesta in the great outdoors. >> so nice. >> reporter: omar vil afranka, cbs news, san antonio. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and foll

couple from california is feeling lucky after spotting a nearly 4.4 carat yellow diamond at diamond state parkotting the jelly bean-sized stone. park officials say it's the largest diamond found so far this year. the park allows visitors to keep what they find. more than 75,000 diamonds have been discovered there since 1906. what am i doing here and not there. >>> still ahead, the observer's whistle-blower joins us to discuss the latest controversy surrounding social media giant. "way too early" is coming right back. iant ay too early" is coming right back but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪♪ ♪ i'm a ganiac, ganiac, check my drawers ♪ try it for free. ♪ and my clothes smellre.us so much fresher than before ♪ ♪ i'm a ganiac, ganiac, check my drawers ♪ ♪ it's a freshness like i've never smelled

it was just after 5:00 this morning in henry coast state park.replies that it did wake other people up, and others said nothing happened here, but some people tweeted it did wake them up, so thank you for tweeting me @kiraklapper. >>> chp said several cars crashed into each other on i-80 in hercules. we are awaiting word on what caused that crash. >>> more women's marches are scheduled today across the bay area. a rally will happen again in san francisco, this time at the federal building on 7th and mission street. that starts at noon. in redwood city, the group raging grannies will hold an event at 3:00 p.m. with a focus on reproductive rights. >>> a fall tradition in san francisco will have us looking to the skies this week. fleet week is back. celebrating its 40th anniversary. the blue angels will arrive tonight at 6:00 p.m. ahead of the festivities. police department and sheriff departments are reminding people they will have all hands on deck. fleet week starts monday and runs through next monday. >>> and then hoping to see the giants win 10

behind us is what is one of the things that makes this state so remarkable where both the chief state park more types of diverse nature in this state than any other state in the union. we're wealth of natural resources. we are here. the department of fish and wildlife in this unified command to take care of that nature to rescue the wildlife and deal with this oil spill. we won't stop until it's done. and it's because we know you as californians and i as director of the department of fish and wildlife cherish. what we find here in the state of california and oil spills are a threat to it and we are engaged fully as the admiral said, because this is a significant event requiring an all hands on deck endeavor and in that note, let me turn into a true local leader. mayor car huntington beach in the early hours she was a voice of comfort and calm and information. mayor, thank you so much. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am mayor kim carr from the city of huntington beach. first off, i would like to thank governor newsome for his continued support of huntington beach and bringing everybody toget

excuse me and dearborn park we're talking about, um, the south coast, which includes an in a wave of state park. white house canyon road, the area south of gaza's creek road east of highway one, or saying to those residents that live. in the area southern portion of the county next to santa cruz. um evacuation is critical. um we're asking you to get out of the area. these debris flows. they move so fast, right so you can only imagine when these areas in it started because of fire. things happen very, very very, very, very, very fast. and so we want to make sure that we protect our residents in the best manner we can. half moon bay high school will open up sunday at eight a.m. as a temporary evacuation site. it's located at one louis foster drive in half moon bay and san francisco. the mosconi center will serve as a temporary shelter to protect the homeless from the rain. we will accommodate up to 100 people. when it opens tomorrow night through monday night beds will be available on a first come first served basis. ktvx sauce has a look at some of the other ways a city and residents are getting

our north past the clear lake area, this morning hollifield's live with us at the entrance to the state parkning. it's very calm this morning with no outages yet in the bay area. pg&e tells me they have not canceled but they could get the hot shower coffee maker for now. but it is a possibility that the power will go out for a few customers, saying that they will be doing this contra costa, all expected to lose power. they say they expect to do this to keep the equipment from sparking a fire but residents say that they hate the inconvenience and wonder if it's even necessary. >> last time it wasn't was on. >> this potential weather system could bring dry, gusty, offshore winds. the scope of the event has been reduced to less than 1% of customers. amy: still, people made a a a hardware stores. they are low in generators and flashlights as people got ready for the possible outage. they are watching the offshore winds and they think that the all clear would come by tonight. if your power gets turned up, they expect it would be fully restored by tomorrow. live in the east bay, amy hollyfield. re

outside lands that brings thousands to golden state park will kick off in a matter of hours, and withourse, bringing traffic rules with it. cierra johnson is live, a lot of people expected to attend. >> reporter: yeah, thousands and thousands of folks expended to attend. it's a couple hours away from the first performance, and things are already set up here. take a look behind me. these are the fences where folks will make their way into this park to see those performances on deck, lizzo, and even nelly hitting the stage. a lot of the activity will be outside of the gates because traffic is expected to be pretty crazy. if you are heading out here, here's what you need to know. to start with, organizers say parking is extremely limited and some streets will be congested or completely closed. organizers suggest if you are getting dropped off do so a couple blocks north or south of golden gate park. another option, of course, taking public transit. muni will provide extra service on the north judah as well as the 5r fulton rapid. and then the shuttle bus at bill graham will run one hour

that's how many years it's been since a dramatic earthquake interred in the forced of instance marks state parkapt us. and if you are here. >> you definitely remember where you were, what you felt that an ingrained in everyone's mind and we want to talk a little bit now about the lessons learned from the bay area's biggest earthquake with professor and agn. she's with the school of engineering at stanford university. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron. 4 news in prime time. >> thank you for inviting me. of you remember where you were. and it sounds like everybody. i put a post on instagram, facebook twitter today asking people to share where they were. >> it's not something that people can forget. but we'd also don't forget the lessons learned from this quake how things changed in may be. how quakes are studied how we prepare and what we can do to be ready for the next one. >> we have learned a tremendous amount about. how are earthquakes occur. how the waves propagate from the zone to the location where our structures are. and i'm not only about buildings but it would be buildi

a california woman hits the mother load while searching for diamonds in an arkansas state park. according to katv, the woman and her husband had been searching the crater on diamonds park, when yeah, they say she spotted this. something shiny. sitting on top of the ground. turned out to be a 4.3 carat yellow diamond. the park superintendent described it as quote, about a size of a jelly bean and lemon yellow color. going to be dazzling when mounted. >>> hello again, everyone. right now, in washington, thousands are gathering for a women's march in support of reproductive rights. the demonstration is in response to a restrictive antiabortion law in texas and it's one of 600 marches happening across the country. just two days before the new supreme court term begins. suzanne malveaux is live for us at the march in washington. what do the organizers hope to accomplish? >> well, fred, i was out here five years ago when they had that historic women's march and there were hundreds of thousands of women who had gathered. there were celebrities like alicia keys and madonna. there was a

a california woman hits the mother load while searching for diamonds in an arkansas state park.e woman and her husband had been searching the crater on diamonds park, when yeah, they say she spotted this. something shiny. sitting on top of the ground. turned out to be a 4.3 carat yellow diamond. the park superintendent described it as quote, about a size of a jelly bean and lemon yellow color. going to be dazzling when mounted. >>> hello again, everyone. right now, in washington, thousands are gathering for a women's march in support of reproductive rights.

this is happening while the ranch state park. >> the burn program began today and will continue throughr. the 5th, the 600 acres at officials plan to burn will help manage vegetation reduce the fire fuel and improve wildlife habitat be aware, though some of the trails will be closed temporarily to ensure public safety and that includes and chanted loop baldwin loop, wilder ridge and saying great cut off loop. >> centrica treating you might think about trick or skiing. last weekend. storm dumped more than 3 feet of snow in the sierra allowing palace. aides tahoe to open early palisades, which was formally named squaw valley opens this friday. tomorrow. it's only the 3rd time in the resort. 72 year history. it's opening in october. it typically opens at the end of november. it sort officials say this surprise snowfall is kicking them into high gear. >> you know, we're in our shoulder season. this is really the time that our resort is getting ready for our opening, which is supposed to be end of november. so, you know, crews are coming on board were getting our let's ready. we're getting t

something concerned hhat people should be worried about avoid the day today because of california state parks is investigating why the shark attack happened. >> amanda hari kron 4 news. quite the story to share their. let's talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here from our camera on top of mount tam facing towards the east bay bay bridge. looking good tonight says the city it's warm up there and our meteorologist rebecca strom is here now. >> with if the warm conditions are going to continue during this work week. yeah. we're going to see a couple days justine. so take advantage of it and then things are going to start to really cool down around the bay area. >> and nice clear all of our live cameras that i'm checking especially here at san francisco international airport. perfect shot here. no fog, no clouds in the sky. it is a very warm outside as well. so like i said, if you want to go and run some errands or if you're out and about tonight and even tomorrow. take advantage of it because we're going to see a big cool down and things are going to feel more like fa

the northern tip of that is myakka state park, which has not allowed gator harvesting in that area foreally, really grown in that area. and the vast majority of them are huge alligators. they are feeding before the cold weather sets in because they won't be eating. if you're in there walking around, you're pretty much prey yourself. you have to keep your head on a swivel. and you have to look at every step you make just not to step on snakes. it's a beautiful area and the danger even adds to it. it's beauty to me. but it's not a place that a lot of people go to right now that aren't aware of it. it's a dangerous area. but then again it is a beautiful spot. >> it is beautiful. but, like you say, it is dangerous. i know at first you were looking for someone, sort of a search effort for you personally, as you look, it's more of a recovery effort. you think it's very unlikely he's alive? >> yes, ma'am. at this point right now, when i first started my search, i have been working on my own. i haven't been working with law enforcement. it's something i do on my own. i know the areas that i wo

. >> santa cruz county officials are beginning a 10 day described burnett wilder ranch, state park.gins today. >> and will continue through november. 5th. the 600 acres. officials plan to burn will manage. they say the education, reduce fire fuel and improve wildlife habitats. some trails are going to be close to ensure public safety, including the in chance of loop baldwin loop. while the ridge zayn grey cut off loop. some international news now will go to the italian island of sicily where there's been some intense rainfall that has turned roads into rivers when owner of a restaurant filmed rain waters flooding the streets, the water appeared to be flooding the restaurant as well. the storm has been blamed now for one death. so far the body of a 67 year-old man was recovered after his car was trapped by mud and rising flood waters. let's talk now about our forecast here in the bay area's. we take a look at some fog rolling back in over the golden gate bridge. let's see if we have anymore rain coming our way with our meteorologists john trouble. >> well, tahoe looking just as sunny

. >> the northern pip of that is the state park which has not allowed gator harvesting in that area for the vast majority of them are huge al gator and this is a time of year that they are feeding right now before the cold weather sets in because they won't be eating, so -- if you're in there walking around, you're pretty much prey yourself. >> authorities, of course, have been searching that area for some time looking for laundrie since september 17th, two days before the remains of his fiance gabby petito were found in wyoming. the two had been on a cross-country road trip. we're joined by laila santiago. the day that brian laundrie's parents reported him messing they wouldn't answer any questions about gabby petito. what else did we learn? >> well, police here, north port police here have said for weeks now that the parents have not really been cooperating with them in this investigation, and quite frankly that has been at the core of frustrations for detectives and this community. just minutes ago, actually as we speak, there is a plane flying over this house where the laundries liv

investigators say they found his body on saturday, buried in the the state park in massachusetts. hampshire attorney general's office says an autopsy confirmed the body belongs to elijah lewis but says it could take months to figure out how the boy died that park is about an hour and a half from where elijah lived in new hampshire. police say social workers first reported him missing october 14th three days later police arrested elijah's mother and boyfriend in new york they pleaded not guilty to witness tampering and child endangerment charges related to the case cnbc's perry rusom is live in merry mack new hampshire with the latest on the investigation. perry. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how long elijah's body was in the woonds, how he died and how. this are the started a week and a half ago as you mentioned. that's when the state's division of children yuld jugt and families notified police that the 5-year-old and the body couldn't be found. the child's missouri mother and boyfriend were 80sed they each asked each other and other people to lie about the boy,

costa county around mount diablo state park. i can always stay connected to power outages on our website. kron 4 dot com. and here's a look at just how bad the winds got this morning. this is the scene in l granada in san mateo county last night, cal fire tweeting out these pictures and nobody was hurt. but you can see this massive tree falling on a car. it looks like it also fell on some power lines as well. and new at 3, at least 2 people are dead after a plane crash in san diego county. here's what we know so far. a small plane crashed into homes near a high school in the city of santee just after noon today, 2 homes have been completely destroyed and a 3rd has significant damage. no id on the victims at this hour. no students or staff at the santana high were injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. and back here in the bay, a tractor driver is recovering in the hospital after a big rig crashed into it this morning along. i 80 in vacaville. the big rig did catch fire after the crash. but the sac vacavill

a california woman hitting the mother lode while searching for diamonds in the arkansas state park. her husband been searching the crater of diamonds park and she spotted this. it was something shiny, sitting on top of the ground it was a 4.3 carat yellow diamond. 4.3 carat. it is about the size of a yelly bean with a pair shep and a lemonade yellow color. how about that. i mean that is a happy friday, right. that does it for me today. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. i'm ana cabrera in new york. you could find me on twitter at ana cabrera until monday. i'll be back tuesday. i'm off monday because i'm running a race ore over the weekend in minnesota. have a great one, everyone. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, everyone, welcome to "newsroom," ax alice join camerota. victor is off today. president biden is heading to capitol hill this afternoon in an attempt to save his economic agenda. on thursday, the democrats failed to bring that $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal to a vote despite a flurry of negotiations. house speaker nancy pelosi has promised there could

michael and nor in red bird just returned from the crater of diamonds state park in arkansas, where they go diamond honey last thursday, my husband started digging with a shovel and put in the dirt in the screen, and i was like sinking it trying to find the. any diamonds or rocks or whatever. but noreen said she wasn't having any luck. so she decided to walk around. then she saw something shiny and bent over to pick it up. moved a little bit of dirt out of the way and it was a good sized rock, and there's no dirt that was sticking to it once i picked it up, so i thought it could be a diamond, she said. because it was the size of a jelly bean she thought there's no way she found a diamond that big. the ring continues searching while michael took it in and handed it over to a woman in the office. he said. oh it looked like a stone. you get it, uh, one of those, uh, places you can buy, you know, rocks from, but to be sure, she called in one of the experts. mike says they put it into a machine and shined the laser on it when three rangers showed up and one of them was armed, he knew somethin

. >> pauley: we leave you this sunday on a day trip at lake fort smith state park in crawford county, "sunday morning." ♪ because i'm still in love with you ♪ ♪ i want to see you dance again ♪ ♪ because i'm still in love with you ♪ ♪ on this harvest moon ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," the challenges facing america continue to grow as democrats in washington's window of opportunity to make bold changes continues to narrow. after yet another cringe worthy display of partisan politics over the nation's ability to pay its bills, a disappointing jobs report. growing fears about inflation and supply-chain problems and sharpening battle lines on the vaccine, prescribed president bn continues to be upbeat yet realistic. >> biden: things in washington, as you all know, are awfully noisy. every disagreement is a crisis, but