the raker act that allowed us to build the system on public lands to provide power to modesto and turlockrrigation district. that's what you see in that red bar. so, we're obligated to provide that power to them to the extent we have it available, up to their municipal and agricultural pumping demands. and we must under the raker act sell it to them at our cost. so, we're not allowed to make money off of them because they had superior water rights on the tuolumne when we built the system. >> does that fluctuate year to year what we provide to modesto and turlock? >> yes, it is based purely on regeneration. but once we meet our own needs, if we have generation in excess of that, we are required to call them up every day and say, do you want power? and if they say yes, we give it to them -- we sell it to them if it's available up to their municipal and agricultural pumping loads. and we have more beyond that, we can sell it in the open market for whatever the price is that day. >> so, has that changed, what we see year to year, is it dramatic or is it pretty relatively flat? >> it's very wa

investigators found 16,000 tablets missing from the turlock store. and 5,000 from modesto and dixon stores. in cases drugs have gone missing because pharmacists self medicaid. by law, pharmacies are requiring to report missing meds within four days of discovery. >> four different patrol divisions from four counties were called to a chase this it ended when the driver slammed into a light pole. the chase began with a traffic stop near the state capitol. >> the golden gate bridge district says it will close to install a moveable median barrier. it's going to cost $6 million. a heads up from the police department from 8:00 until tomorrow. s.w.a.t. teams will be taking part in this event. >> good to have that warning ahead of time. >> michael finney is standing by live. >> we can take absolutely everything we have from base wrik to complex so give us a call. we want to bring what? >> the affordable care act. and big impact it's going to have on a lot of people. >> yes. people tend to think of it as being wealthy. so it mate not affect people in cincinnat

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cvs cannot account for 37,000 pills from its fairfield, modesto, turlock and dixon stores. this according to the dea. nearly 3,000 of those pills are for vicodin and similar pain killers. drug agents say they may have been sold on the black market and could be worth $10 each. >>> senator dianne feinstein is calling it a serious breach of the u.s. constitution. the accusations she's making against the cia and how the agency's director is responding. >>> sunny and warm around the bay area. even a bit breezy today. rosemary will be here to tell you which areas could be under a wind advisory by tonight. >>> and the reason the search for a missing malaysian plane is focusing in an entirely different location as we learn about two passengers on board with stolen passports. >>> california's senator, dianne feinstein, a making harsh accusations against the cia today that she describes as a serious breach of the u.s. constitution. >> i rise today to set the record straight to provide a full accounting -- >> in a powerful speech on the senate flare, the head of the intelligence senat

dea agents served search warrants on cvss in turlock, modesto, dixon and fairfield. in total according to authorities, more than 37,000 pills mainly hydrocodone were reported gone. >> that sounds like a lot of pills. >> to the regulator, it sounds like a lot of pills. the reality is these pills are valuable. >> reporter: virginia harold is with the california state farmcy board. she says the pills disappeared in the span of about a year around 5,000 just from this dixon store alone. so where do they go? >> often, you have a pharmacy employee that is targeted by other people that know he or she works in a pharmacy and encouraged to steal drugs for profit. >> reporter: but safeguards should be put in place so pills can't be taken by employees and if stolen caught quickly. today, when we tried to get answers from cvs, they instead issued this statement in part: we are cooperating with the dea in their review of pharmacy records at a few of our california pharmacies to determine the reasons for the discrepancies in our recordkeeping and could correct them. as healthcare

they're missing from fairfield, modesto, turlock.ve the drugs may have been sold on the black market for up to $10 per pill. pharmacists say they keep a close eye on the addictive pills. >> we're more alert. we double count probably 35% of our controlled substances. >> reporter: cvs is now facing $39 million in fines for the unaccounted for medication. >>> and an advisory for tonight and what about the morning commute? coming up chief meteorologist bill mart >>> there was a show down over rising rent in oakland. the event was over city controlled rent. landlords argue they're just covering the cost of providing safe housing. >> reporter: it was a community committee meeting somewhere -z this -- meeting. >> this is what i call a license to steal. >> reporter: where they spoke about a ordnance to rent control. costs some say they can't afford. >> how are you low income tent -- tenants who are disabled. there are moms who have to keep two jobs to take care of their children. >> reporter: meeting code can be expensive and without improve

they're missing from fairfield, modesto, turlock.ve the drugs may have been sold on the black market for up to $10 per pill. pharmacists say they keep a close eye on the addictive pills. >> we're more alert. we double count probably 35% of our controlled substances. >> reporter: cvs is now facing $39 million in fines for the unaccounted for medication. >>> and an advisory for tonight and what about the morning commute? coming up chief meteorologist bill martin's complete forecast. >>> renters feeling the pinch of a hot real estate market. tonight's call to city leaders to close what they call a rent controlled loophole. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> there was a show down over rising rent in oakland. the event was over city controlled rent. landlord

times the special agent with the dea served warrants on the store in modesto and fairfield, dixon and turlockde, dea found discrepancies between the pharmacy records and its inventory. all of the missing pills are painkillers. cvs is accused of almost 3,000 violations of the controlled substances act, the company may have to pay as much as $29 million in fines. >> 6:53. national safety investigators are back out at a refinery. two contractors were doing maintenance at the refinery when they were splashed with acid. one worker has been released from the hospital but the other is still receiving treatment. just last month two workers were also burned by acid at the refinery. they survived. the federal safety board is investigating bot incidents but has not received full cooperation. >> a follow-up a fremont little league team rebuilding one more time after an intentionally set fire to one of its facilities. this is the shell what if was the team's new score booth on warm spring elementary school campus just built because the previous burned down. the booth, a classroom and james leech elementar

37,000 pills were unaccounted for in northern california including one in fairfield, modesto dixon and turlockng nearly 3000 violations and back that up to its $29 million fine. and i could just be the tip. the va drug agents are looking to expand their investigation will look into stores and southern california. there is one report a pharmacist was selling the drugs in an open market. we have called them to get their reaction and how they plan to deal with the possible fine of whether they're taking steps to correct. we have not heard back from them yet but this and as we do we will share them with you. no one >>:new this morning. an east bay refinery has been hit with a 230- thousand dollar fine for several air quality violations. phillips 66 has agreed to pay the penalty for the violations at its rodeo refinery dating back to 2008 and 2009. among the 19 violations include storage tank issues and an inaccurate ground level monitor for hydrogen sulfide. the money will be used to pay for future enforcement efforts for the bay area air quality management district. for the second time in less th

say it includes vicodin and norco and were taken from cvs stores in modesto, fairfield, dixon, and turlock seeking more information. >>> information on your commute. here is leyla. >> thanks so much. in fact, it looks like along the peninsula your drive to san carlo will be slower than usual due to this accident blocking one lane southbound at 101 at ralston avenue. that's coming afwra 92. why don't we take a live look. the san mateo bridge is slowing down as you come out of heywood into foster city. we had a camper shell that was blocking two lanes. trying to get that cleared. >> thank you very much. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco and the bay area forecast. >>> good morning. abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. still breezy out here. check out live doppler 7. winds 20 miles an hour and they will be with us through the better part of the day. notice as we look at the exploretorium. ♪ sparks flyin' in the dark ♪ shooting out lights, running down dreams, figuring out what love really means ♪ ♪ baby giving you my heart is a real fine place to start ♪ [ applause ] >> yeah. that wa

cvs, care mark cannot account for $37,000 pills from its fairfield, modesto, turlock and dixon storesding to the dea. nearly 3,000 of those pills are for vicodin and similar painkillers. they could be sold on the black market and could be worth about $10 a pill. >>> coming up, a controversial selfie on the campus of one san francisco high school. the photo posted on facebook that could get two students kicked out. >>> and crews are getting ready to get to the bottom of a water main break that happened in this san francisco neighborhood. coming up, why neighbors say the mess could have been much worse if not for san francisco firefighters. >>> good morning. right now, traffic is still very slow in many areas as we look at 880. getting into the action into downtown oakland. we'll run down the slowest traffic in the east bay straight ahead. >>> not much has changed in ten minutes. maybe the breeze has picked up for some. but temperatures will be warming up. we'll show you how warm. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other