hueso has served in the california senate since march of 2013. he is the third senator to be arrested this year. the others have been suspended from the senate. >>> it's been almost two weeks since a police officer shot and killed michael brown jr. in ferguson missouri. but after many nights of violent protests the mood has now shifted. chris cuomo talked to a new eyewitness and shows us the peaceful scene overnight. >> blessing over every commanding officer under him. >> reporter: impassioned prayer, protesters and police

hueso has served in the california senate since march of 2013. he is the third senator to be arrested this year. the others have been suspended from the senate. >>> it's been almost two weeks since a police officer shot and killed michael brown jr. in ferguson missouri. but after many nights of violent protests the mood has now shifted. chris cuomo talked to a new eyewitness and shows us the peaceful scene overnight. >> blessing over every commanding officer under him. >> reporter: impassioned prayer, protesters and police hand in hand. protesters now in the street. as others pause in solemn reflection. these sounds of calm now set the scene here in ferguson as law enforcement begins to pull back back. missouri's governor asking the guard to gradually draw down. >> as we see the folks getting calmer, few arrests, fewer problems here, that mission we're going to draw down. we don't need the same force strength. >> reporter: this as new information clarifies reports of officer darren wilson's condition after the shooting. a source tells cnn officer

. >>> new at 6:00 the california senate is expected to take its final vote tomorrow on a proposed law that would affect every public college and university in the state. the proposal would define what constitutes sexual consent. reports if uc berkeley on the bill that called yes means yes. >> says she was sexually assaulted alt a fraternity house 2 years ago but didn't report it. she said she supports sexual assault. >> this law would help create a culture change, which is the most important aspect. >> said if the law had been in effect she may have been more encouraged to report what happened to her. >> it would have made it less frightening to report because a common fear is that no one is going to believe them. very common and i definitely felt that way. >> the proposal would require all california universities and colleges that receive public funds for student financial assistance to clarify what is sexual consent. silence or lack of resistance would not constitute consent. >> defining consent hasn't been clear. i think this puts a lot more clarity not on the victim of the crime b

the other stories we're covering that you may have missed start starting on the west coast the california senate has approved a ban on using drones for warrantless surveillance the bill attracted support on both sides of the aisle passing twenty five to eight the strict regulations require law enforcement agencies to obtain a warrant before using drones for surveillance except for emergencies like fires or hasse's situations california joins we're ginia in idaho is the third state to pass laws to protect privacy against potential drone surveillance abuses and when obama signed on off on the end of the u.s. military's don't ask don't tell policy some gay rights advocates thought the government had been blasted the tea in the l.g.b. tea now a new report authored by a high ranking military leaders says it's likely the u.s. will join the eighteen other nations where transgender members serve openly noting that an estimated five fifteen thousand five hundred service members currently serve in secret the report concludes that allowing transgender personnel to serve openly is administratively feasible

with that said i have a proclamation from the california state senate thanksgiving the leader of theeadership for another great weekend it's everyone every human life is deferring of validation and that's why we're celebrating tonight thank you all. (clapping.) 66 i won't forget. and now i'll hope you'll join me in recognizing a great elapsed in san francisco that b will go down in history mayor ed lee was the first mayor in san francisco to join us at a trans relay an pride friday, he did it his first year and second year in office and every year. i also want to recognize he's sponsored our bill in sacramento that would have rained in larlz that were evicting san franciscans and abusing the ellis act abused by spectacles and no cause for e eviction our a good neighbor and tenant mayor ed lee sponsored our bill it got all of a sudden in the assembly but that needs to be changed. mayor ed lee worked to get $20 million for the stabilizations for the kunthd college so we can sustain our accreditation but its future layoffs won't happen and the college will be restored a big and loving s

. >>> the california senate is expected to vote on a boat tomorrow that could affect every public college university in the state. the proposed law would define what constitutes sexual consent. rob roth has more on the legislation yes means yes. >> reporter: uc berkeley junior says she was sexually assaulted. she supporting the new law, yes means yes. >> this law promote as culture change. >> reporter: warner said had the law been in effect two years ago she may have felt more encouraged to report what happened to her. >> a common fear of survivors is that no one is going to believe them. they're just going to question them. very common and i definitely felt that way. >> reporter: the proposal would require all california universities and colleges that receive public funds for student financial assistance to clarify what is sexual consent. silence or lack of resistance would not constitute consent. >> it's a long time and coming. >> reporter: christopher cummings is the head of women against ape. >> i think this puts a lot more clarity and focus on not the victim of the crime but on the p

in march, the head of the senate intelligence committee, senator dianne feinstein of california, gave a 40-minute speech on the floor of the senate in which he flat-out accused the cia of spying illegally on congress saying she sent a letter to the head of the cia informing them as much. >> i have grave concerns that the cia's search may well have violated the separation of powers principles embodied in the united states constitution. including the speech and debate clause. it may have undermined the constitutional framework essential to effective congressional oversight of intelligence activities or any other government function. >> that was senator dianne feinstein in march accusing the cia of breaching the separation of powers by illegally spying on congress. among the most serious accusations that can be leveled and that very same day, cia director john brennan, speaking with nbc's andrea mitchell directly denied the whole thing. >> as far as the allegations of, you know, cia hacking into, you know, senate computers, nothing can be further from the truth. we wouldn't do that. i me

the california senator referenced a group of men of taste and refinement. their names and motivations have been lost to history. that is not stopped plenty of my ans frome historic in speculating. somemakes for interesting conversation. i always tell my students to pose the so what question. aboutse details tell us america's relationship with the environment? how can human stories help us understand this moment in history and its implications for us a little better? new slide. i have spent the last 20 years of my life researching and writing about james mason. the crazy looking fellow in the picture. it makes sense to start this human story with him. he was in english in the grant to the california gold rush -- immigrant to the california gold rush. he led artists, photographers, in two yosemite after his first visit. he moved his family there in 1864. he is a controversial figure because after the grant was to evict thes told property and probably launched a series of lawsuits. because of this lawsuit, he has been ignored or interpreted as a land grabbing

yesterday, the california senate passed a bill requiring police to check gun ownership data basis when they check on potentially dangerous individuals. now, it's up to the governor to either sign or veto that bill. >>> coming up, russia versus ukraine and the international supporters. the convoluted diplomacy and military aspects of this ongoing strife. >> deep-sea treasures are found three stories underground in mexico city's new aquarium. i am adam raney. coming up, we will tell you about the business behind this new attraction. >> these young people deserve justice >> anatomy of a protest... >> ...the police look like they're getting ready to come down the street >> with militarized police departments >> forces their message... >> they're actually firing canisters of gas... >> a fractured community demands answers >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> faul lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> there blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> truth seeking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series... spe

according to the los angeles times, republican california senator jim nielsen told his colleagues, colleagues, there are some who will use every tragedy to take guns away from law-abiding citizens. let's not release into our community without treatment of thousands of mentally ill individuals. your reaction to that? >> he was referring to criminals. if we look at the shooters, the shooter in tucson, the shooter in aurora, the shooter in isla vista, none of them thad a criminal background. we know that very charged emotional events. you can be fired, very depressed have a bad breakup, can cause a person to act in a way that's irrational and maybe to be in that circumstance for a couple of months. this gives a tool for people that aren't criminals but people that are in a temporary state of just irrationality, that mixed with the gun can create lethal consequences. >> if someone has a gun taken away from them, is there a time frame after which or during which they're able to get that gun back and is there a test or

. >>> the california state senate will debate a new gun control bill this week that was prompted by the killing of six people earlier this year near uc santa barbara. it's called the gun violence restraining order and it would allow law enforcement, family members, or people who live with someone at risk of harming themselves or others to ask a judge to ban that person from possessing or buying a gun. family members are often the first to notice that someone is at risk to be dangerous to themselves or others. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i am for support of all of that. >> 19-year-old george chen, who grew up in san jose, was visiting two friends near uc santa barbara when all three were stabbed to death by a roommate, elliott roger who went on to shoot, kill, and injur others before killing himself. his family expressed concern about his mental stability before the deadly rampage. >>> and san francisco teachers are one step closer to a strike. now that the votes have been counted, nearly 99% of teachers opted to take action, concerning's new cont

the step that we are stuck on right now. because yesterday, senator dianne feinstein of california, who's the chair of the intelligence committee, said the cia has taken this report and over-redacted it. that it has abused its power to redact. that it is trying to keep too much secret. she said the redactions, quote, obscure key facts that support the report's findings and conclusions. and now, she's vowing not to release that final report until and unless the cia and her committee can come up with some compromise. she's also sent a letter to the white house registering her complaints. democratic senator carl levin called the cia's redactions totally unacceptable. quote, the classification process should be used to protect sources and methods where the disclosure of information that could compromise national security, not to avoid disclosure or improper acts or embarrassing

the west coast to asia. >>> california's smart phone kill switch bill now one small step from reality. the bill would require kill switches for all smart phones sold in california. the state senate approved of the bill yesterday. the governor needs to sign it. >>> silicon valley start-up collective help launching a new app today in hopes will be a better way to deliver health insurance. collective health does not give recommendations or reviews, it's insurance companies that sells policies, but the company will work with smaller companies who will pay for employee's doctor bills after each appointment instead of requiring people to make monthly payments. >>> and a former google manager is heading up a expert helping to give a makeover. mikey dickerson left google last year to help improve health care.gov. now that the site's working properly, the government wants the same team to make other federal websites more up to date and user friendly. officials say the team's goal is to rethink the way people interact with the federal government. >>> well for the markets and the news before the bell, let's go to cnbc world headquarters, good morning. >> reporter: hey scott. a the lot of i

a bill headed for a final vote in the california senate would change the definition of con isn't it. analyst rickykki klieman is with us to bring us up to date on exactly what this means. we all know what no means no means. what does yes means yes mean? >> it's an affirmative action on the part of the person who believes they're being sexually advanced upon. exclusively a woman, but it could also be a man. what happens here is the yes must be affirmative, unambiguous, and indeed conscious. >> with each other,ry rikki? >> in essence, yes. >> you enforce that how? >> that's the problem. on the one side look we like the idea that we're out there protecting women. we like what has happened, learning from the department of education that said 55 schools absolutely do not investigate, do not have the appropriate sexual assault policies in motion. so we're trying to protect women. on the other side of that is how do you enforce it. we're talking about disciplinary hearings at a school where we're looking at men and women, obviously where there's alcohol or drugs involved, those are the wome

the boat could be carrying up to 100 gallons of fuel. >> new data shows how much taxpayer money u.s. senators are spending. topping the list of big spenders, california's senators, according to the sun life foundation senator barbara boxer's office spent more than $1.2 million between april of 2013 and march of this year. her office point out that boxer represents the most populist state in the country and naturally costs more to serve more people. senator dianne feinstein was number two on the list having spent more than $1.1 million. now, keep in mind republicans are not far behind. gop senators marco rubio of florida and texas tea party favorite ted cruz were next on the list each spending about $3.1 million on their offices. >>> the "new york times" reports a russian gang of 20-something hackers has amassed the largest known collection of stolen internet credentials, $1.2 billion user names and password combinations and more than 500 million e-mail addresses. the security firm says the hacking ring is comprised of fewer than a dozen men based in the small city in south central russia. it appears they are using the confidential information to send s

. >>> $7.5 billion water bond measure will be on the upcoming november ballot in california. the state senate and assembly passed it yesterday. governor jerry brown signed it last night. the ballot measure is a scaled- down version of a previous water bond plan. the money would mostly go towards new reservoir construction and other water storage projects. >>> 4:33. if you look at the week ahead and the weekend it looks perfect. >> it does. it looks like back to normal in the bay area. the monsoonal clouds are gone for now and it looks like we are going to see some sunshine on the way. we have some patchy morning fog and drizzle at the coastline. low clouds and fog sweeping onshore some of that into the bay area as well but i think as we head throughout the day that is going to peel back to the coastline and what a day we have as high pressure begins to build overhead. temperatures going to start to warm up a few degrees probably upper 80s in some of the warmest valleys. you will see 70s inside the bay and 60s toward the coastline. you can see that fog over san francisco early on this morning.

. >> i'm giving a miss to the california state senate. ich has a higher arrest rate than the general california state population and all of those major cities including oakland san francisco and l.a. which just proves that what you suspect that the politicians are more crooked than the general population. >> what is their arrest rate? >> it is 1.6 per 20. all arrests were of democrats this last year. >> strange coincide. if we could go from the worst members of society to some of the best, i'd like the give a hit to dan rooney and the charity folds of honor he founded. across the country this weekend, the golf courses are sponsoring patriot's golf day and greens fees are going to scholarships for children of fallen warriors. great cause and available at thousands of golf courses across the country this weekend. >> germany gdp is 4 trillion. they are betting 1 trillion, 25% on this. >> windmill energy. >> yeah. if you have your own hit or miss. tweet it to us. that's it for our show. thanks for watching. hope to see you here next week. >>>

. >>> developing right now, one of the top dems in the senate squaring off against president obama, again. this time california senator dianne feinstein taking the president to task over a controversial and long anticipated senate intelligence report on the cia's interrogation practices. the senator's accusing the white house of doing everything in its power to water down that report. but that's not all senator feinstein iswith. fox news contributor guy benson. i mean it is a laundry list, guy. it's not just one thing. right? >> it is, gretchen. i hope i don't get my conservative card revoked for saying this but i have actually long admired senator feinstein, despite our myriad differences on philosophical issues, on a lot of different political issues. but she is an increasingly rare and exceedingly rare breed, i think, among congressional democrats these days because she is willing to make the political life at the white house -- to make the president's life and his advisor's lives problematic and sort of give them some headaches. and she doesn't have to do this. there are of course red state and purple stat

the california state senate is set to take up control next week. the legislation focuses on mental health and was triggered by a case -- >> reporter: this is a copy of ab1014 the gun violence restraining order. the parents of victim chen who attended leland high school here tell us this bill could save lives. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i'm fully supportive of that. >> reporter: chen describes the loss of her son george as sensings and preventable. the sophomore was visiting his two friends in their apartment when the three were stabbed to death by a roommate. he went on to shoot and kill three others and injured 13 before turning the gun on himself. george's father says more than need to be done. >> we wish that gun control passed many years ago. >> reporter: it enabled us to act in a very prompt fashion. >> reporter: nancy skinner authored ab1014. the bill would allow law enforcement, or someone living with a person to ask a judge to restrict a person from buying. >> family members are often the first to no

the earthquake caused a billion dollars in property damage. officials in california are already preparing for the next big one. california senator dianne feinstein said there needs to be a state-wide system to alert that a quake is about to happen. that way, people can duck for cover and get away from windows. large-scale alert systems are already in use in mexico and japan. following the funeral for michael brown, hundreds of people are focused on finding solutions from ferguson, missouri. yesterday city and national activists hosted a town hall about race. today would have been the first meeting since a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager, michael brown, in the street. the first day of school is nearly half over. coming up, how prince george's county students and educators started the school year and the changes they're facing right now. >> checking the storm team 4 weather app. temperatures here now around 80 degrees. low humidity with us. gorgeous blue sky. how much longer can this possibly last? big changes for the labor day weekdetted@@Ñ@dea?tted@@Ñ@a?0st6 >>> welcome back. today is the first day of school f

cell phone thefts account for more than half the robberies in some california cities. the senate has to vote on small modifications before the governor can sign the bill into law. >>> the consumer product safety commission is recalling nearly a quarter of a million flat screen televisions because of issues with the stand. they are made by vizio and the recall affects their e series tvs sold between late 2013 and mid-2014. the models are 39 and 40 inches. -- 42 inches, i could say. the televisions have faulty stands that could tip over. to find out if your set is among those being recalled, we have information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> well, you've been hearing that hawaii is bracing for two powerful storms tonight. after they hit, people will need a lot of help. >> absolutely. as michael finney is here with firsthand knowledge of what's to come. >> reporter: as you guys have been reporting, it will be less than a day and hawaii will take its first direct hit from a hurricane in 22 years. that's when hurricane aniki hit. so what should they expect? well, in 1992 i was in h

at the united states senator representing the people of california congratulations for best wishes and success in the years to medical cannabis. congratulations again and thank you for having us i have this for ms. smith. congratulations thank you (clapping) >> scott is scott adams here from coming cast you didn't come for me my bill is paid. >> thank you so much. wow. what on amazing event i was going to read some prepared remarks but i've been inspired and moved by your stories and accomplishments and really on behavior of coming cast we congratulate you, you you know the previous speakers talked about in you've stepped over a major hurdle in life and need to take time to reflect how important that is you've had our struggler and use what you've learned here the blue print for the future phases and remember what it feels like to accomplish and to challenge those. you know, our company the mayor said it takes a village and our companies has been incredibly honored to be part of this village and the community of san francisco and just as many of the speakers said we have to do our part

the u.s. senate, where he continued his work on national security issues and now serves as the vice chair of the senate select committee on intelligence along with our california senator diane feinstein. 2011, senators chambliss and mark warner cofounded the bipartisan senate partnership known as the gang of six, which focused on our nations deficit and other issues with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. senator chambliss's announcement that he will not be seeking a third term in the senate has sparked quite a race for a seat between georgian republicans and democrats with the new york times reporting that control of the senate may hinge on the georgia race. i suspect there may be a question or two on that issue as well. please join me in welcoming senator saxby chambliss to the commonwealth club. [applause] >> john, thank you very much and thank you for coming out today and letting me have the opportunity to share some thoughts with you. when i do these things similar to this around the country, i usually find out that i learn as much from you as you will learn from me about what is going on in california, and in the world. as john said, i've had the pr

the legislation, in fact, we worked with the senator on the legislation. much of the positions of the bill we are already implemented at the university of california. >> thete's "yes means yes" bill defines sexual consent and states that drugs, alcohol, or lack of resistance do not excuse unwanted advances. governor brown has until the end of september to sign that bill. >>> the weekend is here, let's get a check of our forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. muggy today. >> it is. that's a good point. that is part of the weather that will take us into the labor day weekend, increased humidity and clouds, including in san jose right now. san francisco you've got the typical view, low clouds there moving right over downtown. 68 degrees right now, misty skies could start off the weekend there in san francisco and we could also see misty skies at the ballpark tonight, giants coming up at 7:15, cool and breezy, and you can see the haze looking in from center field out towards batting practice right now. notice the low clouds waiting to surge across the bay. on shore winds could give us drizzle and a few spots probably out towards half moon bay, see a little b

the debate team. [laughter] i had a good mouth. but anyway, california has come back. we are coming back. we are doing lots of important stuff and not the least because of the leadership of senatoradilla and others. i think we have probably got the biggest delegation ever in california and i don't know about the rest of the country but bigger than texas i hope. whatever. but anyway friendly competition. i'm very proud to sign the d.r.e.a.m. act and as soon as i signed it -- [applause] i had to sign the d.r.e.a.m. act twice. the first one was raising tuition for undocumented students and the second was eligibility for scholarships for undocumented students. [applause] and then because we are still waiting for that, whatever you call that washington group of people i signed a bill to lead an undocumented law school graduate who passed the state bar become a lawyer. legalized in california. [applause] so i think that's pretty good. you can practice law in california even if the law doesn't recognize that you ought to be voting in california. but do you know what, if we keep doing stuff like that across the country congress will get the message. that's what's really important. but w

tesla's ceo to let him know california is serious about doing what it takes to land the factory. >> california is ready and willing to help out. >> gain has team up with senatesident, a democrat to get an incentive package through the legislature to entice tesla to bring its battery plant to california in just the next three weeks before the legislature adjourns. >> we have an opportunity to create 6500 jobs in california, high paying jobs that are needed. >> time is of the essence because ground has already been broken at one site near reno. the kpix 5 political analyst melissa griffin, cane says california may have an uphill climb. >> nevada doesn't have a corporate income tax. they have a personal income. doesn't have a capital gains tax and relatively low property taxes. >>

the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: i ask had a the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: mr. president, we all know that our ally israel is in a fight for its survival because a terrorist group so named by the united states and europe is at war with israel right now. and we remember how it all started with the kidnapping of three israeli boys and the torture and their death, and hamas praised that. tragically, there was a revenge killing, and the government arrested those responsible for it and they're going to pay for that. while hamas praises -- praises what happened. today i spoke with the ambassador, and i have to say just now -- this is what i heard him say, and i haven't fact-checked this, but as i understand it, there was a cease-fire in place. all sides agreed. everybody agreed. israel was going to be allowed to clear out the tunnels, which are being used to open up to had --to hamas the country of israel where they go underground and they have one objective

the beverage industry. >> and california doing everything it can to woo tesla and its new factory. the state senatorhe charge and joining us live on what california is willing to do. beginning with jcp, trading down, even after posting a narrower than expected loss in the second quarter. michael, a retail analyst at ubs, neutral rating on jcpenney, a $10 price target, improving 0 upside. there's a lot of bullish commentary out there on jcp this morning. are you surprised by it? is it off base? >> well, they had a really good quarter this quarter. they had comp sales up 6%, and they improved growth margins by 6 00 basis points, good by any standard in the retail world. this is a situation where the stock and company will decouple because the stock ran up on the future of what they'll be doing. there are people looking for a change, and traffic is negative for a company that lost business. what does that mean? can sales keep going unless they bring in new customers? we don't have evidence on that yet. >> you know, i understand what you're saying, still lost 75 cents a share, almost $200 million. how i

mountains, attempting to flee and that hundreds of children died in the intense summer heat. >> reaction now from california's two senators. democrat barbara boxer saying quote, i fully support the president's decision to act against these bar baric terrorists. and this from senator feinstein. i believe we confront them now or be forced to deal with a stronger enemy in the future. >> a familiar face visited face book today sh providing this video of a peace activist that joined facebook's cheryl sandberg for a live digital forum. she's crusaded for the rights of girls to attend school in her region of pakistan, surviving a gunshot wound to the head. >> the death of james brady has been ruled a homicide the medical examiner says the death was caused by injuries received after being shot 33 years ago during a botched assassination attempt against president reagan. brady survived but partially paralyzed the asassin was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the attempt. >> 11 eyes stadium celebrated another first today whf 49ers new home opened for public tours. 49ers tours are sold fought for the weekend. stadium tours

the battery factory in california. >> we have surpluses and people have renewed confidence. so i leave the senate in another month or so, especially good last month feeling that california's better off now than when i started. and that's a good feeling. >> the final day for the legislature to pass bills is august 31st. >>> still ahead, ticketmaster may have accidentally spilled the details on a huge event coming to levi stadium. we'll tell you what it is. >>> and it's home alone come [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] double the speed. bulldog: ibut my friends i are learning skillsnt! that can change a life. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train dogs like suzie to engage students in schools and special education classes. while ginger vis

the red cross supplies, ukrainians say it's not. california's kill switch bill now one small step from reality. the bill would require kill switches for all smart phones sold in california. the state senatepproved the bill yesterday. the governor needs to sign it. >>> mixed news for bay area at least this morning. consumer report says while tesla's model s impressed its staff, many quirks that could frustrate owners. some of the problems include the center panel screen going blank and the retracting door handles not working properly. >>> it is 5:36, black and orange update with amy g. >>> and a live look at the san mateo bridge this morning. reminder that students are going back to school here in the bay area. and here in fact is a welcome back message from overfelt high school in san jose. >> good morning, this is the principal of overfelt high school getting ready to start a brand new year, let's go royals. >>> let's talk giant's baseball. live look at mrk covey cove this morning, at&t park as well. giants back in action tonight to host the chicago white sox. and they have serious work to do. g-men five games behind the dodgers in the nl west. >> here's amy gutierrez from comcast sport

mountains, attempting to flee and that hundreds of children died in the intense summer heat. >> reaction now from california's two senators. democrat barbara boxer saying quote, i fully support the president's decision to act against these bar baric terrorists. and this from senator feinstein. i believe we confront them now or be forced to deal with a stronger enemy in the future. >> a familiar face visited face book today sh providing this video of a peace activist that joined facebook's cheryl sandberg for a live digital forum. she's crusaded for the rights of girls to attend school in her region of pakistan, surviving a gunshot wound to the head. >> the death of james brady has been ruled a homicide the medical examiner says the death was caused by injuries received after being shot 33 years ago during a botched assassination attempt against president reagan. brady survived but partially paralyzed the asassin was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the attempt. >> 11 eyes stadium celebrated another first today whf 49ers new home opened for public tours. 49ers tours are sold fought for the weekend. stadium tours

closing arguments are set for monday and the case will go to the jury by tuesday afternoon. >>> california state senator leland yee was back in court today to plead not guilty to charges. he arrived at the courthouse which added racketeering and conspiracy charges. leland yee is due in court a week from today. >>> firefighters battling a wildfire in yosemite national park said the flames haven't moved closer to the sequoias. the el portal is 10 miles away from merced grove. the trees are not in danger. officials say an evacuation order will be lifted tomorrow afternoon. the fire has burned 3900 acres and 34% contained. hundreds of prison inmates are on the fire lines and 700 low risk inmates were called out for the sand fire. for some being part of the crew can be the beginning of a new life outside prison walls. >> we have some firefighters that were on an inmate hand crew, they will take the dulc courses needed to become a firefighter. >> when they are not fighting fires they are used to cut fire breaks and cleared brush. >>> the legal battle continues but today the oyster farm closed its retail opera

but he talked about that report that came out, which was a vindication, by the way, for california senator diane feinstein, who said back in march that the cia was inappropriately spying is on members of her committee. but i think there was a larger theme attic thing that came out of this 45 minutes or so, ari. that's that you can hear this sort of combination of frustration and determination from this president. frustration with congress, obviously nothing new. although, the white house would certainly say it hit a new low yesterday, last night, overnight when republicans in the house were fighting with republicans in the house. nothing got done on even the most watered down of the border bill. and even though there's likely to be a vote tonight and obviously luke will speak to that, the senate has already gone home. also, i think the determination that he is showing on some of the overseas issues. just a few hours after the u.s. helped to broker that cease-fire, you saw the killing of two israeli soldiers and the kidnapping of a third. but the defense of john kerry, who has come under fi

the bill would require kill switches for all smart phones sold in california. the state senate approved that bill yesterday. now the governor just needs to sign it. >>> and creative eight-year-old about to cash in on a new game. >> san francisco-based board game maker helping it make a reality. today university games will officially announce franklin wright as its winner of the national young game investor's contest. the texas second grader designed conveyor belt. beating out 200 other contestants. players used dice to move around the board and land on direction arrows hoping to be the first to land on the finish square. wright will also receive a $10,000 college scholarship. conveyor belt hits shelves later this month. >> i suspect it's not the last we're going to hear from that young man. very good. >>> let's check in with rob and your back to school forecast, good morning. >> good morning, misty skies for parts of the bay area turning over to mostly sunny in san jose. mid-60s closer to san francisco, and low 80s around the tri-valley. mid-70s in the north bay. so nice and co

the ground rumbled in california, residents got a head's up. alert coming from the early warning system. california state senatorlex padilla wants more systems line this installed and joins us now. sir, a quick technical question about the warning system. as i understand it, the system does not warn in advance of the quake. it simply warns how long it takes for the shaking to reach you after the quake occurred someplace else. it's not quite a predictor ofer quakes, is it? >> no, that's an important d distinction. it's not a predictor of earthquakes days or weeks in advance. as seismic activity begins, there's a way to get the general public, 10, 30, 60 seconds of an advanced warning before the violent shaking begins. it's a system that we've seen work in japan, in mexico, in other countries that was developed here in california, and we're in the process of building it out. >> now, if we got a greater warning, 30 seconds or 60 seconds, is that enough to take any kind of action to alleviate the potential impact of a quake? >> oh, absolutely. i think for those of us in california who grew up here, very familiar wit

the u.s. senate, where he continued his work on national security issues and now serves as the vice chair of the senate select committee on intelligence along with our california senator diane feinstein. 2011, senators chambliss and mark warner cofounded the bipartisan senate partnership known as the gang of six, which focused on our nations deficit and other issues with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. senator chambliss's announcement that he will not be seeking a third term in the senate has sparked quite a race for a seat between georgian republicans and democrats with the new york times reporting that control of the senate may hinge on the georgia race. i suspect there may be a question or two on that issue as well. please join me in welcoming senator saxby chambliss to the commonwealth club. [applause] >> john, thank you very much and thank you for coming out today and letting me have the opportunity to share some thoughts with you. when i do these things similar to this around the country, i usually find out that i learn as much from you as you will learn from me about what is going on in california, and in the world. as john said, i've had the pr

. >>> meantime the california state senate will debate a new gun control bill this week. was prompted by the killing of six people earlier this year near uc santa barbara. now it's called the gun violence restraining order. it would allow law enforcement, family members or people who live with someone at risk of hurting themselves or others to ask a judge to ban that person from possessing or buying a gun. >> family members are often the first to notice that someone is at risk to be dangerous to themselves or others. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i'm full support over that. >> 19-year-old george chan who grew up in san jose was visiting two friends at uc santa barbara when all three were stabbed to death by a roommate elliot rogers. rogers went on to shoot, stab before killing himself. >>> san francisco teachers are one step close er to a strike. at issue money. the district is offering an 8.5% raise over three years. while the union requests a 21% raise over that same period. the next bargaining session is scheduled for september 2nd

the isis threat. i'll ask california senator dianne feinstein, the chair of the intelligence committee, if president obama'sat the new moderator of "meet the press," our own chuck todd from those who know him best. all that coming up next. >> andrea, we look forward to that. >> that will do it for us on a sunday morning. thank you for being with us. >> i'll see you back here for "nbc nightly news." until then, we'll play more kickball. thanks for watching. >>> the showboat casino and hotel in atlantic city has hours before it closes later today. we'll have a life report from the board walk on the showboat's last day in business. >>> a teenager fighting for her life this morning. she was among five high school girls on their way to a charity soccer game when they were hurt in a crash. we'll explain how police say it happened. >>> comfortable conditions from yesterday are gone. it is muggy throughout hooemper live look at the bridge. it is hazy. >>> good morning this is nbc 10 news

the isis threat. i'll ask california senator dianne feinstein, the chair of the intelligence committee, if president obama's new moderator of "meet the press," our own chuck todd from those who know him best. all that coming up next. >> andrea, we look forward to that. >> that will do it for us on a sunday morning. thank you for being with us. >> i'll see you back here for "nbc nightly news." until then, we'll play more kickball. thanks for watching. >>> good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. coming up on "today in the bay", rebuilding napa. a big helping hand from the stanley cup and the shark's biggest rivals. >>> plus, a miracle. nast what family members are calling the rescue of an elder woman in the east bay missing for four days. >> and another huge credit card scam at target. how the suspects made off with hundreds of thousands of dollars. this is "today in the bay." >> let's take you outside now and give you a live look at san francisco and what you're waking up to there. a little bit o

senators are calling for the resignation of john brennan after an inspector general report revealed that the cia spied on computers used by senate employees including the senate intelligence committee. diane feinstein of californiamark udall of colorado demanding that brennan step down. senator udall explains the grave misconduct is not only illegal but violates the u.s. constitution separation of power. there must be consequences. all i can say is bravo senator feinstein and senator udall. it's nice to have democrats having read and believe the constitution of the united states and realize the cia director needs to be shown the door. president obama said he sports brennan. he eventually answered the question during the news conference yesterday. before doing so, it sounded kind of like the president didn't think that the white house press had all the priorities in order. >> i thought you you were going to ask me how i was going to spend my birthday. you know what i hope you saw? as they took the shot of the press normally they would be ooh, yeah, let's ask you birthday question. did you see the looks on their faces? folks, this may be one of the great miracles since the par party -- parting of the red sea. the

the energy transformation which we need so much. we're going from california san francisco to the oovt of the united states the senator from the new york state he's a ranking member on the technology and i think has been a vigorous fighter for our justice cause (clapping.) okay before everyone as we have a group of technical stiff going i need everybody - ready. i need everybody to smile in the the first (laughter) hi. now we've got the self i didn't see out of the way. i have no idea how to use the power point i'm going to press the bottoms. all right. good evening >> good evening. so if you weren't here i'm from brooklyn i want to call a word >> he have to say in response good evening friends. >> good evening. >> i cail you guys friends even though i've met which of you for the first time today i feel like we share so much in common first those who are here deeply care about climate change and those who have the motivation to move forward in a road map we need to realize but second there was another great motivation speak by governor jerry brown give them a hand. it's speech was a call to action to the state legislators across the co

the leadership of the senator and others. we have the biggest latino delegation ever in california and i do not know about the rest of the countrybigger than texas, i hope. >> almost. a friendly competition. i was proud to sign the dream act. i had to sign it twice. the first one was resident tuition for undocumented students and the second was foribility for scholarships undocumented students. then, because we are still waiting for that, whatever they call that group of people in washington. undocumentedg an law school graduate who passed .he state bar become a lawyer that is pretty good. you can practice law in california, even if the law does not recognize you. if we keep doing things like that, across the country, congress will get the message. we are not waiting. why i signed the driver's license bill. it was 10 years ago that 60% of the people were against giving undocumented californians a drivers license and that has flipped around for one big reason will stop it is the people who participate and the sheer power of the latino community. it is felt in the town, cities, and communities -- towns, cities, and communities acr

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