the regional water quality control board granted a petition from the citizens group and reversed the san francisco bay board decision to adopt clean up and abatement order, for a site in richmond california. the local board when it adopt thd cao found thudungez the cao was categoryically exempt under sequa. again, this is exhibit 5 for the supplemental brief. let me read you what the state water resources control board said. because the site is currently on the cor daze taizy list the use of categorical exemption isn't proper and evaluates sequa. the board went on to say, the sites placement on a cor taizy list precludes the use of a categorical exemption. i use that word, precludes in our appeal and the departments response took exception to that. the department stated that it doesn't necessarily preclude the grant of a categorical exemption and offers no explanation, no authority, no statute and case law sopt that the department says well, if we have a closure letter then we can use the categorical exemption. that is incorrect as well as a matter of law. let me reever you to a case only 14 mupths old from the first district cout of appeal. we attached that as exhibit 2. this a near ide

there is increased financing options, there is a request proposal right now, by the california resources board how we can create a financing structure that will furthereder increase access, to low and moderate income individual, there is also car sharing programs, and pie lat programs that are starting around that charging stations, and multifamily dwelling buildings, is a big issue, as head for charge coalition, there say cash for clunkierses program, which is really focused quite a bit on the south coast and the central valley at this point because of the really bad air quality out there, we're looking for ways to ensure that it's accessible throughout -- it already is accessible throughout california, but there is additional funding for those areas, because of the poor air quality, and mobility options turning in a clunkier instead of necessarily buying a new vehicle, you can get some rebates towards public transportation. this is where we are with some of the solicitations out currently, i mentioned the financing assistance program, that is up to $1.5 million, that will go to help with fin

the u.s., air resource board and u zcpa. we have 7 million people living here with that area, we regulate 15,000 sources of air pollution, we are enforcement arm for the california, arm resources board for a lot of mobile source, and provide incentive fund funding, and reduce i missions from vehicles our mission is to protect and improve public health air quality and climate, and getting 7 million people to agree on everything we do related to air quality. so in relation to that mission, there is one thing we're all in agreement with, which is what the facts are. in terms of our mission here to improve public health and air quality, we have done a very good job we have reduced, the number of healthy days for owe zone substantially. since we began regulates in the 70s, but we still do exceed that means, we regularly have unhealthy air here due to owe zone over zone ohzone -- that is something we need to bear in mind as we go forward. the reason that i say that is because as we move forward in this region we're targeting development, along those highways in that matter. 83% is from our highways and there are a couple of facts, we need to bear in mind as we conside

city's water district is one of several that plan to take legal action against the state's water board injunction. . california's water board has no comment on the pending losses. >>> many bay area homeowners are looking at ways to reuse the water that usually goes down the drain. it's called a gray water system or laundry to landscape, one of the systems there. reverse the laundry water to and irrigation system in her yard. the water is fine for nonedible plants as long as you use bidegradable detergent p. homeowner estimates she reuses 80 gallons of water a week. >> it's certainly everything we can do to not be wasteful and do something for our environment as well as, you know, saving water. >> the cost of a household gray water system can range from $500 to several thousands. some water districts offer rebates, though, to help with the cost. >>> a teenager from fairfield is being praised for his honesty on the job. matt vilo was rounding up shopping carts on his thursday of work at grayly's, a grocery store in fairfield, when he found a bag in one of the carts. when he picked it up, everything, including a st

. >>> three sexual assault victims plan to file a civil suit against the university of california board of regents this morning. they were all students at cal when they claim they were sexually assaulted. the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix requiring universities to combat gender based violence as a way to ensure that all students get equal access to education. >>> supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike tomorrow. contracts expire tomorrow for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. union members voted last week to walk off the job. a a state labor board has also been asked to block the strike. >>> the state senate will take up the controversial bill to keep parents from using personal or religious exemptions to keep kids from being vaccinated. it was still allow parents to decline vaccinations for medi reasons. those opposed to the measure say vaccines are unsafe and they have the right to choose what happened to their kids. if the senate approves the bill, it will be sent to the gove

let's start by talking about the california raisin board. >> okay. isin administrative >> really in this particular case, it's a family farm, the horns, who as you said grow raisins in california. they participated in what is a volunteer program for 30 years. but in early 2000 for two years they decided not to turn over their raisins to the administrative committee. the united states brought an enforcement action against them because they weren't complying with the order imposed penalty of almost half a million dollars for those two years. they challenged the raisin program saying that it violated the fifth amendment take, clause. as you know gwen, the fifth amendment taking clause requires the government to pay just compensation when it takes private property for a public purpose. the lower federal court hearing the horns' case, these are the growers say personal property receives less protection under the clause than real property. and the supreme court today in an 8-1 decision written by the chief justice said no. he said that the fifth amendment a

california." they say the state is severely underfunding health care to millions of low-income people if california. >> the state water board has issued an emergency order to reduce the amount of water being released from lake shasta. officials are concerned if shasta is too low the water will not be cold enough for salmon to spawn. last area, warm water wiped out an entire generation of full and winter king salmon which is an endangered species. >> at 4:54, mike is here with the weather. >> here is a look at what is going on, you can see the almanac for june, we start at 70 and 55 for a high and low and go to 73 and 57. the extreme is 48 and 107 and rain unlawful is .12" but we have had up to 2.75 in 2011. tonight, the game is not so cloudy. but it will be windy, at 60 at 7:100 dropping tore 57 degrees. >> we will have high cover around monterey, at 66. mid-to-upper 80's through the central valley and 69 in san diego, and 75 in los angeles and century mark again in palm springs and at lake, sunshine and 69 and yosemite is about 82 degrees. safe travels. more on our impending drizzle and showers. we will talk to eric and kr

looking at other news this morning, uber is dealing with an interesting decision from the california labor force. the board said an uber employees was indeed an employees, not just a contractor. employees get things like wokkers comp and unemployment and that would cost uber a lot of money, but uber says that only applies that that sickle driver. uber is facing other claims in court. >>> and at&t has been hit with a $100 million fine from the fcc. they talked about unlimited data on the cell phones. they slowed that data down if customers went over a certain level. the fcc says you can't call it unlimited and slow it down. $100 million fine. >>> disney has reversed itself and will not fire hundreds of american workers in florida. the plan was to replace 250 workers with foreign workers at its florida data centers. those employees were actually forced to train their indians replacements. insult to injury right? disney was taking some bad publicity from critics who opposed the visas which are meant to bring in highly skilled workers, but in disney's case it appears it was used to cut costs, but the mouse hou

the fifth. morales with a two-run single. kansas city go on to win 3-2. >>> a sellout crowd taking in tonight's california classico. this annual rival game takes place attanford stadium. galaxy on the board first. the quakes answer in the 28th minute. stays tied until the 53 rd minute off the corner kick. it's his first goal of the season. is this guy excited or what? with about ten minutes leftnsan jose leads 3-1. >>> jodi taylor takes advantage

. >>> three alleged sexual assault victim victims plan to file a civil suit against the university of california boardregents this morning. the three were all students at cal when they claimed they were sexually assaulted. they say the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix refers to part of the educational amendments requiring universities and colleges to combat gender-based violence as a way of ensuring that all students get equal access to education. >>> developing news supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike tomorrow. the county will ask a judge to issue an order to stop the strike. contracts expire tomorrow for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. union members voted to walk off the job. a state labor board has been asked to block the strike. >>> happening today the city council will consider using affordable housing funds to keep the only mobile home park from clezing. last month the council gave the owner of the mobile home park per permission to sell the property. all 400 residents fasz eviction.

the injunction. california's water board made no comment about the pending lawsuits. >>> water customers in brentwood able to fill up on recycled water for free. the city will celebrate its new fill station tomorrow afternoon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the waste-water treatment plant on elkins way. customers can bring their own containers to fill with treated water to fill for landscaping. this all comes as the city is asking people to cut their water use by 35% to avoid paying penalties. >>> time now 5:45. a teenager from fairfield being praised for being honest on the job. his name is matt zella. he was rounding up shopping carts on just his third day on the job at aerialist in fairfield when he found a bag in one of those carts. when he this could it up, everything, including a stack of money, fell out of the bag. well vella turned it into his boss. he later found out it belonged to a woman who had the cash there with her to buy a car for her son. she came back to the store later to thank him for turningth that cash. >> they worked hard for that. so why are you going to take that from them?

the city of san francisco wants to be ready if recreational marijuana use is legalized here in california. the boardf supervisors is expected to approve the creation of a 22 member task force. now if it's approved, the task force would advise the board for one year. they would report on issues like legal, social, and law enforcement issues. it's expected there will be a measure on the ballot next year to legalize recreational use of marijuana here in california. >>> wild fire in northern california has grown to 1,000 acres. this one started on tuesday. it was triggered by lightning. it's burning in the shark that trinity national fortest. it's halfway between eureka and redding. it's expected to keep moving south and west. 17 helicopters, two air tankers and 160 firefighters are out there battling those flames. >>> 5:47 is the time. let's check back in with sal. who are you keeping an eye on sal? >> we're looking at a commute here where traffic is getting busier at the toll plaza. it is one space where you can see traffic has become busier. the metering lights have been turned on. if you look at the

assistant to james horner says that the assistant composer was the one killed in this single engine plane in california. he was the only person on board horner won to oscars for the movie titanic and was nominated for other films he was 61 years old. >>> bobby jindal is the move recent candidate to run for president. he created a website touting his possible candidacy, a dozen other candidates are seeking the republican nomination. >>> now to a bizarre story out of new jersey members of one family say a stalker is targeting their dream home, homeowners are so afraid they don't want their name released. they got letters from someone called the watcher, the family has three children and the letters are so disturbing that they refused to move into the is.3 million home they contacted police but no arrest ares were made. >> a year ago our police department conducted an exhaustive investigation but has not led to charges being filed. >> the family file aid lawsuit against the previous opener. >>> the nfl held a hearing for four game suspension for tom brady, he was punished for his role in the deflate-gate scandal. >> reporter: tom brady m

the baja california peninsula. locals took precaustions boarding up homes and store fronts with hurricane odile from september in mindt with the storm weakening people in the area. for the most part are excited to ride it out. and using it for an opportunity to take a lot of selfies. >> : brined brined-brian for now we're talking about heat. it put us in and 90 and in some spots 97 degrees. still mild by the day.-bay. here's your storm trackers. in the morning at 6:00 a.m. and the valleys are getting pretty warm the hottest areas are 80 degrees. san francisco in the '60s '70s tomorrow. a tropical storm are arrives on tuesday. >> reporter: friends have started a fundraiser for the woman injured by a flying bat during friday night's game between the oakland a's and the boston red sox. tonya carpenter is said to be in serious condition today at a hospital in boston. she was struck in the head by oakland a's player brett lawrie's bat. as it flew into her seat between home home plate and the third base dugout at fenway park. her friends who started a gofundme page for carpenter say that she was lucid after surgery friday.

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. >> 66 surfers set a record for the most riding on a surf board riding at once. they caught the wave in southern californiacustom built 32 feet long 1300 pound board. they stayed on the board for 12 whole seconds. >> good thing we were not on we would knock everybody off and lose the record. >> like dominos into the record. >> 25 after the top of the hour. he called the american people stupid. >> it is a huge advantage. call it the stupidity of the american voter. >> what a bombshell report revealed about jonathan gruber's involvement in obamacare. >> an important warning for moms to be what doctors are saying about drinking while you are pregnant. ♪ ♪virgin islands nice♪ ♪so nice♪ ♪so nice, so nice♪ book five nights today and get one free. plus $350 towards shopping dining or other fun activities. now that's virgin islands nice. ♪so nice, so nice♪ a oo a fox news alert. closing in on the killers two weeks since their daring escape police hot on their trail. new tips with a possible dna link shifting the search. >> a flag fight flying out of all of the tragedy since the charleston massacre new calls to mak

they are employees of the state water board and the california department of fish and wildlife, and theiraim is to protect the environment. a special program provides funds for these game wardens, biologists and engineers to find and inspect marijuana plantings on privately-owned lands, not with an eye to eradicating them but to see if the growers are stealing water and ruining streams with pesticide runoff. >> we're pretty focused on this key watershed. this one we're going to is very important for coho salmon. >> reporter: adult marijuana plants use five to ten gallons of water a day. what the scientists have found and recently published in the scientific journal plus one, is that thousands of marijuana farms like this one are depleting streams at the height of the drought. scott bauer is a senior environmental scientist with fish and wildlife. for the watersheds that we studied, three of four watersheds, we estimate marijuana cultivation can consume all of the stream flow. it's aggravating the low flow conditions of the stream. you already have a stream that's suffering through lack of

board. one of the challenges i have is build the advisory board. i am lookic for additional numbers for experience as well as additional resources. our mission is to promote the state of california and to facilitate chinese direct investment into california as well as help cael companies doing business in china. california has a big wonderful diverse economy. we are the 7th largest economy in the world so i'm looking at things in technology, agriculture, maritime industry, moving making that is a hot topic between china and california right now, manufacturer, biotechnology. there are a variety of things we do to promote the state of california. we are promoting the states investments into california by having various hosting delegations both in china as well as in california. i am out promoting as many places that i can. i'm speaking all the time in china. it is amazing how powerful the states name is and having a business card with state seal on it is very very powerful. i'm invited and incollided in a lot of things. compared to other states my challenge is not business development. i'm overwhelmed with opportunities. my challenge is to sort through opportunities to pick the ri

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make the movie because i have been involved with this organization called the rape treatment center from santa monica california. boardt countless victims. child victims of sexual assault and rape and their parents and after speaking to many fathers, i was really moved by how this kind of trauma impacts the entire family. >> absolutely. >> and fathers that i spoke to talk about a kind of incapacitating rage. >> why did you want to get involved with this? why did you get on the board of that? for a several issues. directed towards women education, prevention and where they can go for assistance as victims. and there has been a gap trying to get the message out to men. man in show business, some kind of celebrity to try to get the message out and for personal reasons i have many friends that are victims of child victims of sexual assault. >> really? >> yeah. >> and two former girlfriends, long-term relationships were also child victims of sexual assault. >> as you know we did the jessica's campaign here and how out in front of that. did you when you made it big on friends, did you say to yourself is i have an obligation

the college board it will provide reliable scores using other sections of the test. >>> california still running dry. more than a year since governor jerry brown approved emergency spending meant to address the drought. but a new analysis found half of the $687 million has been spent. according to the -- just a second. my apologies. only $300,000 has been spent out of 20 million set aside for projects. only 11 million has been spent out of the 21 million for housing assistance for disabled farm workers. and only 221 million spent out of the 472 million for local water infrastructure projects. however the state says there have been several success stories including drip irrigation in farm fields and new wells in los angeles. officials are also defending the pace of the spending. they want to make sure the money is used wisely. some infrastructure projects are also on hold while local governments look for additional funding. >>> california rice farmers meant with environmentalists to explain their dilemma during the drought. they are growing less rice this year because they are getting 25%

the most people riding a surf board at once. there's the surf board going out. huntington beach, california is where it's happening. ade 42 foot long board and rode a wave here it comes, hang 10 grand total of 12 seconds. in the end they beat the previous record of 47 surfers riding for 10 seconds. the 1300 pound board is also being considered for the largest surf board in the world category. >> why didn't anybody invite us? >> we would have been good. >> doubtful. >>> all right. turmoil over a trade deal in congress this week. the trans-pacific partnership, a complex 12 nation trade agreement that has deeply divided democrats. the obama administration says it will boost u.s. exports and lower tariffs on goods in asia. many congressional democrats baktd by the big labor union said it will cost this country jobs. here to break it down for us is senior business correspondent brend da butner. brenda? >> hey, elizabeth. will a trade deal make you trade in your job. two sides to every issue but let's take a look at the facts. the tpp, trans-pacific partnership, breaks down barriers between 12 countries including the u.s.

been televised in california -- it you may have heard it takes a gallon of water to grow one elements of the net industry started taking a hit once the word spread about the almond boardcalifornia is providing more conservative irrigation systems, microbes. lissette low at each individual tree, spraying a shore diameter, not new technology. >> i would say that the napa valley is light years ahead of the central valley and water conservation.>> reading that your vacation rental business and despite the water savings, he says he does not see a huge demand for the new irrigation system expect people are talking about feeling guilty if they are buying almonds that it is about choices. we were talking about -- >> last week it was cows. right. >> the trade-off was eat a steak and do not take a shower for a week you know? pick and choose where you are using your water. and the strap, a lot of people are switching from one to artificial turf but when one bay area water company proposed offering rebates for the switch, some people got a little concerned at the east bay they -- they brought it up and environmentalists started say that they would like to see more drier -- drough

rebuttal and had solid grounds to deny their renewal the california department of education staff agreed with our finding and recommended that the state board deny the renewal, however the state board didn't file with the elements in the meantime as you stated we also reviewed their prop 39 request for next year and felt based on the information they initially provided and the enrollment trespassed their alike to have ada in the district of kids in their school next year however, they filed a writ in superior court seeking a judgment seeing u saying we have to provide them space and at gloria right direction davis i mean we've offered gloria davis to kidnap high school and we mediated them to move in part to move webster so in the discussions with general council at the time that appeared that we didn't know licking we were to prevail in court and how quickly we decided to make an office to neglects. >> what happened if we deny that if we vote to not gave me in the su a - >> so as part of the facilities disagreement with sf wax they've agreed to dismiss their pend writ and each party will walk away assuming their own cost if you approve tha

. >> and still to come, the california company thinking inside the box to fight fire. how the card board containers could save countless homes. >> plus, $15 to watch the nba finals at oracle arena? the deal is real. we will tell you about the catch. >> and how is this for showmanship? the foo fighters front man breaks his leg and refuses to call off the concert. >> and a nice weekend underway in the bay as we sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >> thrill seeker got their money's worth at coney island. the roller coaster stopped working. this is the second time this year the 88-year-old coaster has broken down. >>> one of great america's most popular roller coasters remains closed after a freak accident injured a park employee. witnesses say the maintenance worker is trying to retrieve someone's cell phone from the flight deck platform when an upcoming coaster struck him in the head. the ride was running today but with no one on it

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>> reporter: the gm of the oakdale water district says the state water board doesn't have the right to cut california'sitionally ironclad water rights. >> they think that despite having contributed nothing to the development of the water resource, that they can walk in and tell you to stop taking water. >> essentially what you're saying is the state water board is sticking its nose in where it doesn't belong? >> yes. >> reporter: he says jobs, crops and entire farms depend on a judge reversing the water board's cutbacks. >> if they have any brains, they will be. they didn't follow the procedure. they didn't give us a hearing. >> state water board says that they do not respond to spending litigation until they file a response with the court. >>> well, if this man wasn't a blake shelton fan before, he sure now. row hoe hartman an oklahoma resident was headed home when he got stuck in muddy waters on a country water. hartman and another passerby attempted to push the truck out but didn't have luck. that was until a familiar face with a tow rope showed up. sure enough, it was country star blake shelton com

committees for the last 30 years and became a specialists with the california division of the state architect. in addition mr. lerner has served on the boardf directors of the san frapt -- san francisco architects board and on the access appeals commission serving as the president for the next year. elizabeth rider. she is a constant advocate for the building code and its proper use. most especially to ensure that accessibility is followed through both on plan review and in the field. mrs. rider currently serves as examiner for commercial and residential projects and done numerous inspections of accessible features in commercial facilities and served as building official, plan examiner and building inspector in numerous jurisdictions and she is currently employed by csg consultants and serves as the building official for the city of pacifica. jeff james is the chief building inspector for the county of fresno and spent the last 17 years working for public agencies as a plans examiner and building official and holds a bachelor's degree in architect and you are a master's degree in eek logical design and certified plan inspector and building

the water board says all of california's region showed some improvement but some areas did better thans. the far northern california region called the north lalan saw the most significant reduction at 37.5%. the bay area conserved about 20. southern california including los angeles and san diego reduced the least amount of water at about 8.7%. >>> and it was a beautiful day out there today. i got this picture in on my twitter feet. this is the class of 2015. and they took their class picture out here. what a beautiful day. the perfect class picture. golden gate in the background. cleared out the fog very nicely. and tomorrow it'll be the same deal. you have a few high cloud. as you look at the airplane flying over these clouds are going to be in the forecast. really for the next 24 hours or so. that's the high stuff. not fog. the coastal fog will try to reform. there'll be patches of it. as we go into the evening hours, you can see them through it's a thin layer. 62 in concord. 61 in walnut creek. kind of mild. temperatures tomorrow as we look at the forecast model brings the fog back

. >> in california we raised the minimum wage across the board and what we found was that it actually helped the economy and not the other way around. sam: the president faces several blocks in the cup -- in the coming months, but it could take effect as early as 2016. reporting at the u.s. department of labor, sam sweeney. jummy: the office of personnel management and its leaders were slapped with a class-action lawsuit over that massive cyber attack. the american federation of government employees file that lawsuit alleging that opm was warned for years that its data security was suspect but failed to take appropriate deaths to safeguard employee information. opm has not commented. 18 million current and former employees have had their personal and sick early files compromised. the hackers are expected to be worth -- suspected to have been working for the chinese government. a big change in the weather today, the humidity is back in a big way and it comes with the potential for storms. our chief meteorologist, doug hill, is here. 8 you saw that live picture outside, kind of a muddy

. >>> the city of san francisco want to be ready if recreational marijuana use becomes legal here in california. the boardhat task force will advise the board for bun year and report on issues like legal and social and law enforcement issues. so far four states have legalized pot for recreational use. it's ex suspected they'll be a manages -- it's expected they'll be a measure on the ballot to legalize it in california. >>> we're going to get a sneak peek of the renovated delores park. they've been working on the park for 14 months and the improvements includes new restrooms and tennis and new basketball court a dog play area and the release is scheduled next there. >>> still ahead, twitter ceo is out. the reason behind his sudden departure and why it wasn't a surprise to some people. >>> coming up next, the warriors roundtable. stay tuned. we're going to break down how last night's big win had to do with one player and it's not steph curry. >> it's going to be hot. i don't know about monday hot. a big difference in the temps. we'll show you those and what's in store for the weekend. let's mobile. same pl

the graduating class in livermore, california. he spoke to graduates for about 15 minutes. [applause] >> good morning las positas. thank you to the board members thank you to the faculty. thank you to the administration here, and thank you to the maintenance workers. the people who clean the classrooms before you got there in the morning, the people who will take down these chairs when we leave today. this is a community college, and it took a community effort to educate our youth and our future. and thank you to the parents and the families who look just as surprised as my parents looked when i was the first in my family to graduate from college. now, i don't know if you knew this, but today's graduation is being broadcast on c-span. now, normally, c-span is the channel of congress. and i have to watch c-span all the time. and i can tell you that you guys look a lot better, sound a lot smarter, and have a lot more hair than the people i normally have to watch on c-span. [laughter] [applause] for many of you, your path to this stage was certainly not a straight line. i draw inspiration from a rabbi from the 19th century, of ukraine, wh

they came to hang loose on a custom board in california saturday. 66 surfers rode the board for 12 seconds. of course it had to be waxed. it broke a previous record a decade ago when 47 surfers managed to hang 10 or only 10 seconds. >> when we return, some scientists say they can change human behavior while people sleep. we'll look at whether the benefits outweigh the pit falls. >> the scene after a deadly shooting in south carolina. >> a sleep study shows it's possible to make permanent behavioral changes for the good of mankind the experiment alarmed ethicists questions whether brain manipulation during sleep could be abused. we take you inside the clean experiment. >> in a neuroscience lab at northwestern university in evanston illinois, researchers will explore whether a science major has racial or gender biases. all he has been told is he's here for a sleep study. this replicated experiment is taking place for our cameras but if the results are in line with the findings of 40 previous testimony subject it will show that unconscious bias can be reduced during sleep. >> it can be though

now the water board says all of california's region showed some improvement but some areas did much better california region including parking lots of the sierra saw the most reduction at 37.5%. the bay area conserved by 20%. southern california including los angeles and san diego reduced the least amount of water about 8.7%. >>> time is 5:55. the contractor that was cutting grass is blamed for a brush fire that burned real close to homes in martinez. we were told a tractor that was being used to cut tall dry grass that sparked the fire. now while the crews attacked the fire, one man used a garden hose to battle the flames on his own. a sound wall also helped keep that fire from spreading. >>> a 67-year-old man from texas died while on an exhibition. jerald mcguire was swimming away from a boat when he suffered medical conditions. his friends and paramedics tried to revive him. we are still not sure what happened but his friends say they stopped swimming and appeared to be unconscious. this is the sixth diving death off the northern california coast this year. >>> we now know the identity

youth and the future so thanks to the leadership of the board of education and superintendent carranza we continue to be one of the top of urban schools in california and by many measures in the nation we have all worked together to be a stronger system with stronger and better public schools we know we have to do more and make sure our investments lead to the outcomes that our kids deserve we know many we have to be prepared for the successes to the 21st century of our economy and that our city needs to remain affordable that's why my budget includes over $690 million to support san francisco's public schools, preschools for all and the programs there and summer programs and after-school programs to clear out the waiting list we're making sure our children are educated and ready to succeed by working together to reauthorize the children's fund and public education enrichment fund through our bolted efforts to improve the san francisco's children and families we're establishing our children our families council not one agency alone can tackle the challenges that many of our families face and thanks to thanks to the prop c we were bringing together

the chance to earn back everyone's trust. lester holt has been filling in for brian williams has been named his replacement on nbc nightly news. >>> tesla is getting a tax credit for creating jobs in california. a board approved the credit for the company this afternoon. in exchange they are promising to create 4400 new jobs in the state. even though they are building their new factory in nevada. the company is still committed to california. >>> what is the most frequently stolen car? if you said a 1996 honda accord you would be record. the chp say 160,000 vehicles were stolen statewide last year and 90% of them were recovered. of those, 65% or 2-3 were still drivable. the most popular truck to steal is a toyota pick up. >>> a local high school is installing a system to detect gunfire. why the principal says it is the wave of the future and san jose's plan to cut don on illegal fireworks. the city staffers -- down on illegal fireworks and city staffers who will be on look out and meet the students who won money to go to college from mark zuckerberg and his wife. on his quest, jack searched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack kn

the california classico between san jose/l.a. galaxy. go to stanford stadium for the annual intrastate rival. galaxy on the board. long distance. tied to the 53rd minute. clarence goodson will put it in with the header. first goal of the season. going to go out on a himlimb. excited. san jose wins 3-1. sharks in the market for a starting goalie. traded the rights to dallas for seventh round draft pick. the stars are expected to sign him to a long term deal. the 31-year-old goalie spent five seasons with san jose. numbers declining. plus set to become an un unrestricted free agent. world cup done to the final four. and pro golf highlights. >> very good. thank you, rick. ahead on abc 7 news at 11. residents on edge in upstate new york. desperate manhunt intensifies. >> a warning before you fire up th we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep g

the first reading. >> item 20 is amending nob execution and delivery of state of california state water resource control board, installment board agreement [inaudible] and aggregate principle amount not to exceed 819 million of projects benefiting the waste water enterprise >> without objection this ordinance is passed ownthen first reading. >> item 21 is a ordinance ret row actively waving the fee for public works code for street space [inaudible] saturday may 16 and 23 as part of small business week >> same house and call? without objection the ordinance is passed on the first reading >> imet 22 is a resolution reing continued membership in the 18 county [inaudible] renewal of hult packards [inaudible] human services to expand expendsture authority from 53 million to [inaudible] totaling 82.6 million from [inaudible] >> shame house same call. without objection the ordinance is adopted unanimously >> imet 23 is a [inaudible] knhunty development to accept and expend the [inaudible] california department of housing and community development to assist low income first time home buyers and low income home owners