. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer beat bonilla. glazer has 54% of the vote while bonilla has 35%. bonilla is a former t-shirt. glazer will fill the district 7 seat. and glazer will have to run for reelection next year. on his facebook page steve glazer wrote and i'm quoting one new state senator can't change california on its own but i will work with my colleagues. >>> some members of the oakland city council accused their own board of going too far. the controversy stems from a may 5th city council meeting when a group of people protesting the construction of an apartment tower stormed the city council desk. city hall security guards have since started asking people to sign their names when they come into the building to attend city council meetings. couple of people asked whether these tough new security measures violated a state law that governs public meetings. >>> it's been exciting. after mounting a 16 point second all righter heed. mvp steph curry led the way 34 points in that 110-106 victory over the houston rockets. 11 of his points came in the final six minutes of the ga

. >>> steve glazer defeated susan bonia for the state senate seat. with all precincts reporting, glazer has 54% of the vote and bonia has 45%. she's a former teacher. glazer made headlines when he said he wanted to ban b.a.r.t. workers from striking. glazer will fill the district state senate seat, seat number 7. he will have to run for re- election next fall. glazer will join us live at 7:45 in the studio. >>> some members of the oakland city council are accusing their own board of going too far. a group of people protested the construction of an apartment tower stormed the desk. the chronicle reports that rebecca kaplan asked whether new security measures violated a state law governing public meetings. >>> you watched the warriors' game last night? the warriors after coming back from being down by 16 in the second quarter and almost blowing a fourth quarter lead, they hung on and beat the rockets in game one of the western conference finals. >> here comes curry. curry for three. [ cheers ] >> steph curry, the mvp led the way. had 34 points. the war

assemblywoman see san bow me toafter concord running against orinda maybe steve glazer. esaulnier vacated it when he went to the house of representatives for the united states. susan bonilla and glazer are running for the seat. >>> golden state warriors playing tonight in the first game of the western conference finals, games one and two in oakland against the houston rockets, then game 3 on saturday in houston. >>> i'm kiet do live at the scene of what was a four-alarm fire that has turned into a hazmat. if you look closely you can see a slight grayish haze blowing around the corner here. that is some toxic fumes that are really burning your throat if you get too close. now take a look at the front of the building of harrow's metal finishing. this is at 439 reynolds at 101. this sustained most of the damage. the fire off gassing so the air thick with acrid fumes. there was a small lake of toxic chemicals of runoff from the fire hoses. this fire started around 12:30 this morning at the large commercial building the section of the building had 55-gallon drums filled with c

against political consultant and orinda mayor steve glazer. both are democrats.ng described as a high- stakes match between organized labor supporting bonilla. and big business supporting glazer. both candidates are angling to be seen as moderates. over the past eight months and water temperatures along the equator have been either of normal--higher as.el nino. during an el nino year. the system tends to bring large amounts of rain to california and other places across the south-west. this could be good news for the severe drought occuring here in but meterologists are concerned. that the possible rain. will not solve the state's water problems. >>:it may not erase the deficit we have for rain levels but it could help >> pam :forecasters are very confident that this year's el nino will continue for a long time and help us out the route it looks like the el nino may not actually be that strong but we need to wait until the models become more accurate. overnight we are expecting cloudy conditions but it should be breezy tomorrow a very similar weather pattern in pl

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is now a state senator-elect. he won a special runoff election last night in district 7 which includes parts of alameda and contra costa counties. he defeated democrat assemblywoman susan bonilla by 9%. >>> the annual nfl owners meeting wraps up today and the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. >> carson is a crime! >> raiders fans rallied outside the meeting yesterday. they want to keep the team in oakland. but a land deal with the chargers means the bay area team is one step closer to building a new stadium near los angeles. the owner of the raiders says he doesn't want to leave oakland. >> how many times can i tell you that we're trying to stay in oakland? how many times can i tell you that? >> well, he said it a lot. the move could take place in 2016. >>> it is 6:09. more than 100 million radioshack customers may have their personal information sold to the highest bidder. the loophole that could make that pop. >> reporter: i'm kiet do. we're live in san jose where uber and lyft drivers are spilling the

steve glazer defeated susan bonilla. with all precincts reporting, he has 57%. bonilla 45%. glazer talked to us today on "mornings on 2". >> banning strikes is a prudent thing to do. it's not about being an i-union but it's about making sure the economy can keep going and people can get to their jobs. >> glazer will have to run for a full six-year term next year. sloater turnout was about 23%. the secretary of state's office says glazer defeated bonilla by 10,000 vote. he received 54% of the vote, she has 45%. >>> a san jose girl at the center of an amber alert is found safe. the people police say took her and how they know the child. >>> already been some drizzle but actual rain could be next. mark tamayo has your full forecast. >>> ktvu fox 2 continues its in- depth look at the drought -- the bear problem that's due to the drought and the unusual way some people are trying to tackle it. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> a 6-year-old san jose girl who was the focus of an amber alert is safe while two people accused of kidnapping her are now in custody. the abduction was repor

. >>> also in sacramento governor jerry brown swore in store steve glazer. it was vae indicated by mark desaulnier who was elected to congress. >>> 7 on your side has partnering with consumer reports to find the best ones to save your water. >> michael finney is here with what they found out. >> this is important. you've got to cut down on your water use. so consumer reports tested hundreds of appliances and the scientists there found which is the least while still working efficiently. the armg family of four runs through about 400 gallons of water a day. nearly half that water goes down the bathroom andre. the biggest culprit. toilets. >> new efficiency standards kicked in in 1995. if your toilets are older than that they should be replaced. they're using about six gallons of water per flush. >> reporter: consumer reports found that many low water toilets performed very well. for example this one needs 1.28 gallons per flush. it costs $250. if you have an old showerhead, replace that too. many use half a gallon less per minute. your washing machine is respo

steve glazer and susan bonilla has returned to grassroots campaigning. >> glazer spent his day going door to door trying to persuade those who have yet to vote that he is not just a man who opposed the bart strikes. >> think it's been a very ugly campaign and i'm disappointed about that and i encourage voters to throw that stuff away and recycle it and i have a web page that has all my positions on issues. >> i'm calling on behalf of susan bonilla to see it's going up may 19th. >> volunteers worked the phones trying to appease weary voters and remind them of the record both as the county supervisor and at the state assembly. >> i have my faith and trust in our voters and that they're going to see through what is a negative nasty campaign. they know me they know my record and they know my work in the community and that they're going to make their decision based on that reality. >> as of today about 75% and the male imbalance suspected in the election have already been received. in concord, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> business is practically booming. >>> we'll be seeing it. >> a lot o

the two candidates both democrats assemblywoman susan bonilla of concord and mayor steve glazer of orinda. they have been waging a bitter expensive runoff campaign. outside groups have spent about $7 million on the race in just the past two months. chamber of commerce says bonilla is too close to organized labor but opponents say he poses a threat to unions. >>> people in dublin are doing a good job saving water and the city says keep it up. they are holding a public meeting tonight to talk about ways residents can continue to cut back. ideas include keeping the emergency drought regulations in place through february of next year. and offering more incentives for those residents who are saving. >>> the san jose city council will vote this month on giving themselves and the mayor a pay raise. here's the proposal. for the mayor, his salary would go up 9.7% from $114,000 to $125,000 a year. for the 10 councilmembers, they would get a boost of 13.6%, from $81,000 to $92,000 a year. >>> more controversy surrounding hillary clinton and her use of private emails. her republican opponents say she

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer will become the newest state senator from the bearing winning a runoff ee -- from the bay area winning a runoff election last night. defeated assembly member susan bonilla by 9%. supporters cheered him in orinda last night. he will replace mark desaulnier who was elected to congress. glazer will have to run again next year when his seat comes up for re-election. one big issue in the campaign, glazer's call for an end to all bart transit workers' right to strike. labor unions were backing bonilla. >>> a proposed water deal could become a model for farmers throughout the state who are facing tough water restrictions. farmers near sacramento are offering to cut their water use by 25%. they hope to avoid more cuts in the future as the drought continues. under the proposed deal, farmers would take less water for irrigation or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. farmers are meeting with state official later today. >>> 4:33. a full check of weather now with roberta. and the song remains the same? >> it is. but yesterday we had and the mystic news. we had

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the election pits democratic assemblywoman susan bonilla against political consultant steve glazer. > it's being described as a high-stakes game between organized labor and big business. >> pam: both candidates are angling to be seen as moderates. >> every attack was made for the baby and not for us. he was tried to kidnap the child. >> pam: still ahead a california family cystic pulled over to correct a tighter and they were attacked. --tire >> reporter: is is safe to fly? state-owned to kron that is next! i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> pam: a computer security expert hacked into a comerical airplane's in- flight entertainment system and made it briefly fly sideways by telling one of the engines to go into climb mode. >> pam: that's according to a fbi search warrant filed in april. >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate talked to experts to find possible a

and orinda mayor steve glazer has 54% of the vote.mocrats are vying for the state senate seat that was held by mark devie. >>> finding out what someone tweeted is now as easy as checking google. google started offering twitter content. if you're interested in the latest tweet for any particular person or topic they'll show up in the search result. google plans to expand the feature to other languages. >>> on wall street stocks closed low. dow was up 13 points. and the s & p closed a bit lower. >>> mark ibanze -- ibanez has the warriors highlights. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin shows us the trend in his complete bay area forecast. >> a south bay couple has been recognized for something they say comes naturally to them. meet a husband and wife taking care of newborn babies from the south bay and the honor they received today. my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to hel

. >>> governor jerry brown swore in senator steve glazer this morning after a special contentious election. glazer said he's humbled and honored to serve with some old and new friends. the seat was vacated by mark desome yeah who was ee lektsed to congress. >>> "abc7 news" was at oakland's plaza as the expo vehicles from big and small from hydrogen fueled buses to electric compacts. they're looking to ditch gasoline fleet cars. one exhibiter showed off a diesel fuel made from industrial food waste. >> we'll take animal food waste fish by product from processing and turn it into diesel fuel. >> they announced tla offer $14,000 in grants to cities so they can bialek trick cal vehicles and install charging stations. >>> the president of the soccer foundation vowed to change thickets. sepp blatter did not personally apologize but he said fifa must earn back the world's trust. nine people or officials are accused of taking $150 million in bribes and payoffs over the past 24 years. >> we cannot allow the reputation of football and fifa to be dragged through the mud any longer. >> blatter rejecte

her opponent mayor steve glazer says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> i'm a socially progressive but fiscally a little more conservative. >> i feel like i'm right in the middle of really good work. particularly around the modernization of public schools. >> outside groups have reportedly spent about $7 million on the election. both candidates told us here that they are proud of their campaigns. >>> it could soon be harder for those under the age of 21 to get tobacco products. keyager will lay out his plans to raise the legal age to buy tobacco and e-cigarettes to 21. yesterday during a news conference quaker said tobacco companies cater to the teen market. he says he's concerned about the long-term impact of nicotine on young brains and the legislation would only apply to santa clara county but elected officials in both palo alto and san jose has expressed interests in similar measures there. >>> a search goes on for a palo alto flight instructor accused of steeling a plane and disappearing with it. >> a major drug smuggling bust at oakland airport involving several b

steve glazer after this. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere.nother way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> bart workers are taking sides in a heated bay area campaign and some are accused of crossing the line of photos of workers at a half-dozen bart stations supporting susan bonill bonilla in the senate rac . >> you can put bumper stickers on your car, you can wear political buttons but you can't take a position or do an activity that implies that bart has a particular position on a political issue. >> but many bart workers certainly do especially after steve glazier called for a ban on bart strikes like the one that repeatedly crippled the system in 2013. >> and joining us this morning is steve glazier who is in one of the most heated battles i have seen in some time. thequestion, what is going on in the district? what is this whole union business showdown going on in the east bay? >> i would say it's an insider versus outsider show down. myopponent's direct

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is the winner of the senate seat. glazer has 54% of the vote. bonilla 45%. she is a tomorrower schoolteacher. glazer made headlines when he said he wanted to ban bart workers from striking. he will take over the district 7 state senate seat. also glazer will have to run for reelection next year. now on his facebook page he wrote quote, one new state senator can't change california government on his own. but i hope to work with my colleagues to restore confidence in public policymaking and advance progressive ideal in ways that are financially responsible. >>> the warriors after coming back from being down by 16 in the second quarter and almost blowing a fourth quarter lead they hung on. they beat the rockets in game one. >> here comes curry. curry for three. >> you can't say it any better than that. mvp steph curry led the way. he had 34 points. the warriors beat the rockets 110-106. now 11 of steph curry points game in the last six minutes. he out performed james harden of the rockets the mvp runner up. but then afterwards it was steph curry wh

meanwhile her opponent mayor steve glazer says they need new ideas. >> fiscally a little bit more conservativeparty bosses. >> i feel like i'm right in the middle of some very good work. particularly around the modernization of public schools. >> now outside groups reportedly have spent about $7 million on this election. both candidates told ktvu they are proud of their campaigns. >>> major bust involving bay area airport workers. coming up at 6:00 what they're accused of sneaking past tsa agents that have sparked new serious concerns. >> but first new details in the investigation of that deadly amtrak derailment of san diego. >> good morning. we are looking at this commute here and the traffic is going to be a little bit slow in some areas already but it looks good on the sunol grade heading south. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ic

mayor steve glazer who's in a neck and neck race against bonilla said he came across the photos on the internet over the weekend. >> this campaign organizing was going on at the same time b.a.r.t. was having huge maintenance problems. >> reporter: the workers may also have broken state law as well as b.a.r.t.'s own code of conduct. >> you can put bumper stickers on your car you can wear political buttons but you can't take a position or do an activity that implies that b.a.r.t. has a particular position on a political issue. >> reporter: service union president who's actually in some of the photos himself told us that the workers were just on break and were, quote within their rights to discuss politics. >> can workers have political meetings? >> they cannot have political meetings on b.a.r.t. property during working hours. if they're working getting paid by b.a.r.t. you're not to be engaged in political activity. >> reporter: whatever the case, the photos show how serious the unions are about defeating glazer and defeating his call for a ban on b.a.r.t. strikes like the one that repea

. >>> california's newly elected state senator steve glazer is now at work at his new job, sworn in yesterdaythe capitol in sacramento. he is the former mayor of orinda. last week he won a special election in a con tense battle now he wants to put all the squabbling behind him and work on solving problems. >> i want to care about the schools and roads and make sure every tax dollar is spent efficiently so it is important to be a good collaborator here in the capital. >> 's long time political strad gist and worked on governor jerry -- strategist and worked on governor jerry brown's campaign. >>> a new higher institution will use a new online reporting system. the program allows victims to hold back on submitting reports unless someone else reports the same person. officials are more comfortable doing things online and they hope this will give people more courage to come forward if they are assaulted. >>> all right. our time is 6:42. cutting back on water use by 30%. at 7:00 the new plan for water customers in the silicon valley and why not everybody is on board. >> and jam-packed trains. it i

. >> hundreds of thousand steve glazer. >> i'm spencer christian with the cool and breezy weather pattern and the chance of spotty drizzle and will things change before memorial day? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >>> new video of a silver car turning as it drives slowly down the street is that driver the same man who tried to abduct a child. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. the attempted kidnapping has people on edge, understandably. >> officers say he tried to grab a girl and she managed to get away, thank goodness. david louie is live in campbell where this happened. david? >> dan and cheryl, campbell police have given this case their highest priority and they received dozens of tips as a result of releasing the sketch of the suspect as well as a video showing the suspect's vehicle. this is normally a safe and quiet neighborhood, but tonight, understandably, the residents are a bit on edge. this is a neighborhood where you see kids' bikes by the front door and their palm prints e

assemblywoman susan bonilla and orinda mayor steve glazer are competing for the district 7 seat. polls close in two hours. it's been a fierce campaign battle between the two candidates. outside groups have poured more than $7 million into the race. much of the debate has been over glazier's push to ban future bart strikes. pricy tv ads have aired and attack mailers have been sent by both sides. >>> we are going to check with paul deanno now. cheating news from the national weather service and other organizations looking at the possibility of really strong heavy rains coming in as soon as this fall. ha? >> this is significant. we are close to the actual event. we are in a weak el nino right now. all models say we are going from weak to moderate perhaps to strong and perhaps to very strong into territory we have not seen since 1997-1998. will that make it rain this week? no. take a peek outside. it is raining in the north bay. if you look north, you may see numerous thunderheads as they are some showers and thunderstorms in lake county, mendocino county and there is the chance of t

susan bonilla of concord and steve glazer of orinda have been waging a bitter expensive campaign. outside groups have spent about $7 million on the race in just the past two months. the chamber of commerce says bonilla is too close to organized labor. but opponents of glazier say he is a threat to unions. >>> sonoma is trying to make it difficult for children to get access to tobacco. the city council approved a measure banning new businesses from selling cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco and ecigarettes. according to the santa rosa "pressdemocrat" existing tobacco retailers will have to get city licenses for $246 a year. >>> president obama is praising police in camden new jersey for their efforts to improve relations with the community and reduce crime in the process. christin ayers shows us how similar approaches are working here. >> reporter: when oakland's assistant police chief paul figueroa was invited to washington, dc by the white house last month, he knew he was in for a serious conversation. >> just about every day, there's some story related to policing and negative

dozens of signs supporting steve glazer's campaign for state senate were spray-painted and vandalized this week. >> dozens of my signs have been stolen and vandalized throughout the entire senate district. >> reporter: he has become a political lightning rod in large part because of his controversial stance opposing the right of bart workers to strike. >> the problem with politics today is everybody is too scared of these powerful interests and they don't speak up when it's required. i have no regrets about the bart issue. transit can't strike even most places in the country even san francisco. >> reporter: that made him a turn coat in the eyes of some democrats and made him a darling of conservatives who spent millions to help get him elected. >> it's disturbing that people would just take them. >> reporter: this woman supports the opponent susan bonilla. it's not only his signs that have been targeted. >> i would go to the headquarters and get five or ten posters. yard sale signs. and put them around. and they would start disappearing systematically. >> reporter: she says she worrie

steve glazer of orinda beat out assemblywoman susan bonilla in a runoff for the district 7 seat. district 7 covers parts of alameda and contra costa counties. glazer gained traction early oncoming out strongly against the bart strikes. he replaces mark desaulnier who vacated the seat after being elected to congress. >>> apple could be taking a bigger bite out of silicon valley. the company is reportedly shopping for moreland. new at 6:00 kpix 5's len ramirez is at a spot in san jose that could be its first choice. len. >> reporter: veronica, san jose is long called itself the capital of silicon valley. and it does have a lot of high- tech companies but they tend to be smaller component companies or companies that do the infrastructure for the internet and things like that. not the big name brands that everyone knows about like apple. but that could be about to change in a big way. the massive apple headquarters campus is still under construction in cupertino. but in silicon valley, real estate circles, the word is out that it won't satisfy the company's massive appetite for offic

. >>> steve glazer is the newest state senator from the bay area.won a special runoff election last night in district 7 which includes parts of alameda and contra costa counties. he defeated another democrat, assemblywoman susan bonilla from concord by 9%. supporters cheered on glazer in orinda last night. he will replace mark desaulnier who was elected to congress. glazer will have to run again next year when the seat comes up for re-election. one big issue in the campaign, glazer's call for an end to bart transit workers' right to go on strike. labor unions backed bonilla. >>> the university california board of regents expected to vote today on whether to endorse governor brown's revised budget. the regents are also set to vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move ahead with nonresident tuition increases. the revised budget includes a freeze on undergraduate resident tuition. >>> a new survey indicates people often find it easier to live and flourish are medium sized cities. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com will explain th

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. >>> steve glazer is the newest state senator from the bay area.hich includes parts of alameda and contra costa county. >> and coming up on cbs this morning, one more night of laughs with david letterman. a unique look at his 33 years on late night television. that's coming up next. >>> stay with us. tr >>> good morning. marin commuters had a bit of a headache. southbound one at waldo tunnel a pile-up inside the tunnel. they just cleared it out of lanes off to alexander. it is still kind of in recovery mode. you will see some slowdowns there. and if you are heading to the golden gate bridge, not helping the commute is the fog. it's blanketing the span southbound. northbound looks great. and the san mateo bridge, you know, it's been really crowded this morning trying to get out of hayward. it slows interest 880 all the way to the high-rise -- it slows from 880 to the high- rise. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> we have a marine layer this morning not well defined albeit very deep. look at our live weather camera looking towards the transameric

assemblywoman susan bonilla of congress against orinda mayor steve glazer >>> tonight, wow!ll be rocking. the warriors host the houston rockets in game one of the western conference finals. games 1 and 2 at oracle arena in oakland and then houston for game 3 on saturday. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," rethinking retail in a world where online shopping is at your fingertips. are brick and mortar stores falling behind? how retailers are targeting consumers in a new my name is marcus jenkins. i'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning. we're getting a check of the bay bridge toll plaza right now. meteri

in the meantime, her opponent, steve glazer says the state senate needs new faces and new ideas. >> i'mand up to party bosses as reflected on my stance on b.a.r.t. >> i feel like i'm in the middle of very good park particularly around the modernization of public schools. >> outside groups have reportedly spent about $7 million on this election. both of the candidates told ktvu they are proud of the way they have won their campaigns. >>> a fatal crash involving a big rig in oakland. in 23 minute, the wreckage and road closures now in effect. but next, it's a prison with a billion-dollar view. up next, ktvu fox 2's pam cook will look into the question of tearing down san quentin and selling the picturesque property to developers. >>> we're looking at a commute here in san rafael, whether it's a crash, southbound 101, it is an injury wreck. it's causing slow traffic as you come out of central san rafael. we'll give you a look coming up. >>> for most, it's a gray morning. some, though, have sunshine. it just won't be very warm today. the cool may pattern, how long will it last -- coming up.

the mayor of orinda, steve glazer claims b.a.r.t., susan bonia during work hours. they are in a heated runoff election for the east bay state senate seat. b.a.r.t. says the code of conduct bars employees from taking part in political action on b.a.r.t. property. meanwhile, susan claims glazer has used b.a.r.t. property for his own campaigning. >>> starting next month, customers at the san jose water company will get monthly water allotments and you will be fined if you exceed them. this will be based on the average use of 2013. both people and businesses will have to reduce water use by 30% from that amount. there's no word on what the fines will be for those who exceed their monthly at lotment -- allotment. >>> students having to strip down to get an a? in 15 minute, the controversial requirement for the final exam at one class at uc san diego. >> reporter: in 45 minutes, this place will be packed with the world's top riders. why this stage of the amgen tour is so unique and where you can catch the race. >>> we're looking at a commu

the results are in, and orinda mayor steve glazer has defeated assemblywoman susan bonilla in the special election for the district seven state senate seat in the east bay. glazer declared victory last night with 54-percent of the vote. bonilla brought in 46-percent of the vote. the two spent around seven- million dollars in the special election. district seven includes parts of contra costa and alameda counties. including antioch concord, and livermore. up next on the kron 4 morning news. a hike in the minimum wage. is putting a dent in the profits of the nation's largest retailer. and an incredible opening game of the western conference finals is eclipsed by what came next. we'll explain in gary's world. >> george: as anomalous soft spot in marin county so this is an accident that just occurred here on the wall low-grade right at the tunnel and the chp is now reporting there may be as many as seven or eight cars involved in this accident one a one softbound and this saturday clear the crash 11 south at lucas valley road and will calculate the drive and update calling upon. little role >

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. >>> newly elected state senator steve grader now at work in his new -- glazer now at work in his new job, the former mayor of morinda. he won a battle against his contender and now wants to put all the squabbling aside and work to solve problems. >> i want to make sure the schools and roads and every tax dollar is spent efficiently. it is a balancing act. i want to be a good listener to the community and a good chain rater. >> 's long time political strategist and worked on governor jerry brown's campaign. >>> parts of texas remain on alert at rivers continue to rise following days of heavy rain. in houston the san jacinto river has been flooding under roads, cutting off neighborhoods completely, some places only accessible by boat. in wharton the river will be peaking late toll plaza or early tomorrow, leaving many people -- late tomorrow or -- late today or early tomorrow, leaving people to only wait and worry. >> we feel the pain as first responders. it drives us day in and day out. >> all this rain has take an toll on the roads, of course . part of a truck fell into a sink hole t