fascist members of this court scalia and thomas the ruling involves two different cases riley view california and us and the world review and which two defendants were convicted using evidence found on their phones at the time they were arrested so the court going to rule previously the police are allowed to search bags and containers found on arrestees body without a warrant as such prosecutors try to argue that cell phones are quote materially indistinguishable from other objects police find when arresting a suspect but in one of the strongest awarded rulings by the court in recent memory and a sign that the justices might solve a sense of humor let alone the polls the ruling opinion reads that's. saying a ride on horseback is materially indistinguishable from a flight to the moon modern cell phones as a category implicate privacy concerns far beyond those implicated by a cigarette pack a wallet or purse the court even went as far as recognizing that today's cell phones are far more than just phones but in fact many computers that can store a wealth of confidential data and the fact the cou

.> that was the linkedin ceo on the mean streets of mountain view, california.s a leader in internet radio. agreements for songwriter royalties. that could change how much pandora has to pay songwriters. john, this is a big deal for pandora. >> this is a story you have covered as well. like,iters generally feel in the process of music being played, they get a raw deal. they end up with less than performers do when their songs are played. you have groups that go everywhere chasing people down who are playing the songs and sang, hey, you have to pay the songwriters. the general beef they have had is twofold. all of the laws surrounding what they have to be paid are way too old. in a world oft internet radio. number two, coming back to what a company like pandora pays the songwriters and composers versus what ultimately pays the performers, it's pretty interesting when you look at at which saysom pandora that, last year, 7% of the royalties that ended up being paid by pandora went to the songwriters and composers. the rest went to the bernice any spirits. the britn

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california's crisis. the state's agriculture and cattle help feed much of the nation. experts say food costs could rise everywhere. the view in california isn't pretty. and the water outlook is just as dismal. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in brazil, all eyes were on the world cup soccer match tonight between the united states and portugal, played in the heat and humidity of the amazon. the game was a potential turning point for both teams, and it has just ended. bill nealy is there for us tonight. bill, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, kate. from a hot and steamy amazon, the fans leaving the stadium behind me after a sizzling game. it was the biggest game in u.s. soccer in a decade. and it didn't start well. the first game, the u.s. were up after 29 seconds. this was very different. the u.s. were behind within five minutes. a terrible defensive error by jeff cameron, seized on. 1-0 portugal. the u.s. team pulled themselves back into the game. michael bradley shooting close, very close. sab yen johnson drawing a gasp from the u.s. fans with a powerful shot. >> a shot from a long way out. >> reporter:

view. southern california represents the federal view of copyright and license holders. a small group of people providing the content to everyone else. that model is breaking down. it is unfortunate that you have to work through the monolithic federal system as opposed to dealing with a problem one municipality at a time. >> if a startup where to come to you today and say i have this really great idea, a new way to present television shows or , netflix-like or something, does that make it a less interesting investment to you? >> i would not call it the ruling today. i would call it the powers in effect in that market which paul just referred to. take any of our most regulated industries, finance, health care, telecom, media. we are getting to the point where there are three large providers. which wasdd-frank, supposed to help the consumer. worseatures have gotten since.-frank. free checking has gone away. i happen to think this is a bigger topic. the mock receipt and capitalism corrupt one another -- democracy and capitalism corrupt one another if they spent enough time

view. southern california represents the monolithic sort of federal view of copyright holders and license holders, you know, a small group of people providing all the content to everyone else. i think that model is breaking down in the same way that the uber model is breaking down. it is just unfortunate that you have to work through the monolithic federal system as opposed to dealing with the problem one municipality at a time. >> bill, do you think if a startup were to come to you as a venture capitalist and said i have this great idea on a new way to present television shows, cable tv, new, you know, netflix-like or something, i don't know. does that make a less interesting investment to you? >> i wouldn't call it the ruling today. i would call it the powers that are in effect in that market which paul just referred to. take any of our most regulated industries, finance, healthcare, telecom, media. we're getting to the point where there are four large providers, three large providers. look at dodd-frank which was supposed to help the consumer. checking competition. it has gotten way worse sinc

google headquarters in mountain view, california. 11:00 a.m. here on wall street. "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good morning morning. welcome to "squawk alley." kayla is off today. the johns, jon fortt, john steinberg beginning a new job today at the "daily mail." but we have you for the hour. >> absolutely. >> there's a look at the markets. dow within 17,000. first up, speaking of stocks, still trading lower but we're still very close to 17k. how have some of the biggest tech names performed since dow 16k. dom chu has some answers on that. >> good morning, carl. the match to dow 17,000 is so close to being complete. if we do hit it, it would have been about seven months since the dow first crossed around that 16,000 mark. and tech stocks have been doing their part in helping this latest move higher. so let's kick it off with a check of dow components like microsoft. the software giant got a new ceo back in february and is now in the midst of a campaign to gain more traction for its surface pro 3 tablet computer. buzz is already surrounding the future release of it

california's crisis. the state's agriculture and cattle help feed much of the nation. experts say food costs could rise everywhere. tonight the view in california isn't pretty. in the water outlook is just as dismal. nbc news, los angeles. >>> for american soccer fans, it is game on. the biggest night yet in the world cup as the u.s. battles portugal in a showdown going on right now. this is the scene in chicago where thousands of fans are watching the game on a giant screen, a similar scene in atlanta where tonight's viewing is part of an all day vent called soccer fest. let's go live now to a man in brazil, nbc's bill kneely is on the ground. bill, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, kate. from a hot and steamy amazon where the heat is on the american team. not a great start. remember a win for the u.s. and they go straight through to the knockout stage and this the biggest game in u.s. soccer in more than a decade. game time and for u.s. fans in the stadium, high spirits and high hopes. >> five more games and we take the cup home. >> my expectations honestly weren't that high. then after the ghana game, i mean they skyrock

california's crisis. the state's agricultural and cattle help feed much of the nation. experts say food costs could rise everywhere. tonight the view in california isn't pretty. the water outlook is just as dismal. miguelal nbc news, los angeles. >> it is tough to see. >> it's so bad when we hear the word rain we get excited. and rob is going to use that word but it's not what we're hoping for. >> by june standards it's rain but inial reality, wet the ground. every little bit helps. very slowly at times. maybe later this week. right now what we're seeing is a strong sea breeze in perhaps a little bit of mist with that fog rolling into san francisco. 58 degrees. 58 around oakland. as we look around the tri valley camera, look off to the west. the brightness, the horizon. dublin grade. by tomorrow morning out towards the try valley locations, you, too, may see fog at times for your morning commute. 50ed out side right now. we're getting gusts close to 30 around san francisco. those have backed off. you still have the wind speeds up to close to 15 and at times 20 miles per hour. weather forecast models bring some low clouds into sacra

. >>> elon musk holding fort in mountain view, california, yesterday.t going anywhere in the next four to five years, may do something controversial with their patents and a nice moment at the end of the event yesterday. look at this. >> i'm an 11-year-old from burrelling game and so i was -- i invested in tesla last year as my first stock. [ applause ] i was wondering if i could have a tour of the factory? absolutely. just speak to a tesla person afterwards and we'll make sure it happens. >> 11-year-old shareholder has probably done fairly well. >> it's time for him to bring the register tesla an buy gm. >> really? >> yeah. >> after the tour. after the tour. >> i like that kid. >> i like that kid too. no one ever got hurt taking a profit? >> no one got hurt taking a profit, dade. >> no. that's very good advice. never heard that before. >> stop trading with jim in just a moment. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so

a bus was stent up -- set up to to transfer passengers between the california avenue, mountain view stations. it appears the northbound train is shut down but southbound trains are now operating. >>> in the north bay crews had to extricate the pilot of a small plane that ran off the runway and flipped as it was attempting to take off. it happened at moss field in novato. rescuers say the plane initially flipped over on the roof. we just got this video in within the hour. the fire captain says the pilot was the only person on board and was not hurt. as you can see, his aircraft ran into the water. >> partially submerged water. the pilot's feet were in the water. that was it. he was strapped in there. there was no issue to him. no crushing of the canopy itself. the aircraft stayed intact. >> they got the pilot out and they pulled the plane out of the water. the ntsb will investigate the cause of the crash. >>> new at noon, the california public utilities commission is talking about security at pg&e substations including an attack at the metcalf station in the south bay last year. katie utehs a

has been shut down and caltrain is saying there is a bus rig in place between mountain view and san shown and california avenue but there will be major delays. we will follow this on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> emergency crews have rescued a pilot after a small experimental plane flipped. it ended up on the runway partly submerged in water. the pilot's feet were in the water but he was strapped in the plane. crews attached proposed to will tail to get the aircraft on the wheels and the pilot." three was not hurt. the plane is okay. the cause is under investigation. >> we have breaking news in santa cruz county. crews are on scene of a fire burning at big basin redwood city estate park that has burned five acres on pine mountain well-known for hiking. cal fire is bringing in air support to fight the fire. >> wildfire training is taking place in east san jose. it is coming at a critical time. we cope with a long drought and high fire danger. matt keller joins us from san jose. matt? >> check out the dry hillside in east san jose. i got new numbers great cal fire, they have responded to more than 2,100 fir

satellite radar view shows you things are dry across california now. the big area of low pressure here in the gulf of alaska holding its position. high pressure is going to block it off and we will see the typical morning low clouds and fog then retreating back to the coast tomorrow. in fact, should see more sun on the coast tomorrow, which is the reason why coastal areas should see the highs begin to climb into the 70s, maybe not so much for tomorrow, but more of that by the time we get into sunday, so here's the pattern for the next four days, peaking, i think, monday and tuesday of next week. see there on the seven day forecast, 90s in the valleys as early as sunday, that should last for places like the tri-valley through tuesday. by wednesday closer to the fourth of july, that area of low pressure begin to approach the coast. that's going to lead to some cooling and as the sea breeze turns stronger by next wednesday and thursday, inland temperatures begin to drop off back into the 70s and 80s. for tomorrow, close to 80 in san jose. saturday, cooler

view. we have called cover really all across california coastline here in the bay area.tten pretty good. they did filter out the east bay hills and east bay valets. that's began to pull back. our walnut creek showing us. a lot of sunshine out there but it is windy. especially out of the delta and livermore valley. mid-50s and east of it. 55 for any act 56 for a pleasant and 55 also and oakland. it may very well because it for most of the bay 3 issued clear out for the north because live. temperatures will be in the upper 70's for most of our warm spots will make a few 80s tearing their but i think it's mostly going to be 75 to 78 degrees from endeavor and locations for a cooler and san francisco were looking at 64 by the bay and as we head into the we can take a look friday while warming up if you degrees and a saturday and sunday high- pressure returns are inland highs job back up to the mid 80s. especially if you have any father is a forecast. the back up is on 580 however to the macarthur maze. so there are still some slow drive times. 19 to 20 minutes of their of a c

say that san francisco should donate their money to eliminate the homeless views in the next five years. and so hopefully california can improve on that. thank you. >> thanks very much. >> next speaker, please? >> >> i have been homeless. and here is my house. >> and this is... and he saw the conditions in which i live with my children. and i hope that he is able to share what he witnessed. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] and especially for all of the homeless children, and the gay community. >> and to offer them housing. >> thank you. >> >> thank you, very much. >> and next speaker, please? >> and thank you much for all of the work that is provided for in this issue and about the and about the lgbtq people. and all of the homeless children in san francisco, and so, when i give you one more. and the last, and the recommendation that i want to give you to everybody and all of the people in san francisco is first, we will have to put in all of the full attention and all of the homeless, and all of the children. and so, why, because? all communities in need and there is a lot of education and all communities, an

view things. >> kim from mexico to california when the border was free. >> this doctor not only researches genomics, he sees it work in his family tree. he decide today ace hen geno sequenced. >> it shows that at least the genetic part originated from africa comes from west africa. >> it revealed a wide genetic variation, including african genes from slave populations in north and south america along with asian genes i am bedded in the indian population that came across the bearing strait many centuries ago. but he said those findings can affect your health. >> it's not what so much what your ancestry is, but it's what it is with their particular genes. >> stanford and ucsf launch a major study in mexico, sequencing the genos from hundreds of areas. they can process dozens of samples simultaneously. >> after that it will be ready for sequencing. >> what they found was surprising. some groups from mexico are as different from each other as europeans are from asian. how much difference does one of the genes make? >> if you are an zest store of a particular gene and you are taking a particular drug th

view race. >> yes. >> they came from mexico to california when the border was tree. >> the doctor thought only researchersseen it at work in his own family tree. a mixture of french and mexican ancestors, he decided to have his genome sequence. >> shows genetic part comes from west africa. >> the test revealed a wide various, including african genes from slave population along with asian genes. believed to have my grated across the bering straight. he says those fragments can have a impact on our health. >> it's not so much about what your an seftry is, but what it is in a particular gene. >> teams from ucsf launched a major study, sequencing genomes of hundreds of people using high speed systems. >> that will be ready for next gen sequencing. >> some groups in mexico are as different from each other as europeans are from asians. so how much difference could one of those genes make? >> if you're asian ethnicity in a gene, and you're taking a particular drug used to treat children with seizure disorders you need to get genetically tested if you have the variant, you might die. he >> points to cases like mo

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. >> republican view from long beach, california. hello there. >> my name is kevin, and i am against immigration. i believe the president is taking the wrong steps. congress is the one who makes the laws. he is already illegally appointing visitors. he just lost a landmark case in the court against hobby lobby, and now he is trying to go and give you legal immigrants children the right to stay here and stuff. this country was built on immigrants, but immigrants who come here and the legal way. >> thank you. but get reaction from members of congress. talking about the u.s.-mexico border is the result of house republicans doing nothing on immigration reform. indiana. he said listening to the president talk about the need for congress to pass a bill, the house has passed over 500. he has only signed 121. >> i am very distressed about the fact that the house of onresentatives has not voted the bill and.net passed on immigration. they seem to keep holding up all the legislation. when they do that, it is costing taxpayer because bills are

. >> reporter: millions of eyes were on california chrome today, who many hoped would change history. people packed viewing parties across the state, including one at golden gate field. in less than 2 1/2 minutes, fans went from this to this. stunned silence after the horse who has captured the hearts of so many lost the belmont stakes and the triple crown. >> very devastating. >> i'm really upset. >> i wish he would have won. who wouldn't? he was named california. it was a beautiful raise. >> reporter: in the end, california chrome tied for fourth with totalist taking the top spot. >> i was disappointed. >> reporter: the belmont stakes is a 1 1/2 run and this is the first time chrome has had to kov they are much distance and also his third race in five weeks. sometime during today's competition, his right front foot was gashed. his jockey tweeted this photo of the injury as the colt went back to the barn. >> i was hoping to see a triple crown winner. >> reporter: only 11 horses have won racing's most prestigious prize, the triple crown. affirmed in 1978 was the last to achieve the feat. coming up tonight

nice and sunny conditions through the right now the satellite view shows clouds really pushing up along the entire coastline of, or californiah now are close to that about 53 began square on to start is to the temperatures climbed at getting close to these levels here. and this topic and what they did to degrees. a little warmer and of a man about it. on one wall from center felt a santa rosa. 82. tomorrow we did those temperatures it will still be very comfortable by the bay and along the coast but in what we look it up near the trouble tickets. we have some really big backed up the past couple of weeks. of folks now on summer break. and that's what are now san that " heavy volume of traffic. to live look at the golden gate bridge. driving through the fog of rotgut conditions and no incidents to report for your ride out of marin county thrift was to collect some of our traffic maps for its drive time is 12 minutes from park to park along the shore freeway. this is hercules to berkeley. gridlock a car was spotted at of tracy of all to my past. a rough ride approaching downtown livermore but it looks like speeds as we get clo

view's dedication. the redwood city division of the california highway patrol failed to appear in court 20% of the time. and the san jose division of the chp did not make it to court 15% of the time. more than three times higher than the standard set by mountain view police. >> does the chp track these numbers? >> we don't, we haven't tracked them that close. the tracking did fall by the wayside. some of our tracking system. >> captain les bishop is in charge of the chp division. is missing court 15% of the time acceptable? >> i'm not going to tell you what is acceptable or not acceptable until we take a good look at things. there's always room for improvement, and we need to get better. >> our investigation of records also found the san jose police department failing to appear for traffic trials 18% of the time. >> was this number a surprise? >> we haven't tracked court attendance for quite some time now because of staffing issues. >> the san jose police department had no idea how often its officers were missing court dates. our computer analysis also found three san jose police officers missing more t

california lawmakers to pass the next budget. lawmakers voting on a package with a record-breaking price tag. >> we snagged a live iptd view with senator mark leno. >> and high speed rail. and california and california state. >>> we'll take a look at sports. the as will they stay or go. long-term lease and oakland. what does it mean for them, what does it mean for the raiders, what does it mean for the fans? >>> we'll talk to the represent tiff of the board of directors for the coliseum. >>> this is interesting i found a new space i visited in san francisco this week. they plan to tackle our countries, our planet, biggest problems. how do they plan to do that? we'll explain. >> that is a tall order. first let us look at your weather forecast. if you have outdoor plans for father's day, live look from our roof cam right now. you see a little bit of patchy fog, haze from low clouds. cooler than what we saw at this time yesterday. temperatures in the 50s, all around the bay area. 49 in santa rosa. we are going to see cooler temperatures today, not as warm, but it should be a nice day, mix of sun and clouds all around the bay. we'll have a

california. el nino might shift people's views on global warming. it could bring devastating droughts or heavy rain. it might energize activists or climate change headed to the presidential election. it is like they are cheering on destruction. these people can't call themselves objective journalists can they? yet they do. look at this naval gazing interview. the sometimes public editor the loudest criticism that we hear it has a literal bias. oo too it is a new york city paper. that is a reasonable criticism i think. >> it is a yes? >> it is a modified yes with a lot of nuance in it. >> there is not much nuance in this thing. look at what the recently fired had in response to that. she won't come on this show but she allowed actress marlo thomas to ask her about conservatives calling the times excessively liberal. >> the news pages are not ideological: >> they are the columnist at the time. did you open any of their minds? >> i don't think so. >> you had a one-year run. what was your experience that they want to make? they don't overtly try to sell

administrative challenges if they have to comply. 26 states view the use of private e-mails for public business as public record. california has no clear case law on this issue. >>> still to come at 5:00, there is close calls, and then there is this. the brush with death that may have one man trying to play the later tonight. >>> plus, the nail-biter down to the very last second. the close world cup game, and who came out on top. >>> a heated rivalry renewing tonight at stanford stadium. that's when the san jose earthquakes take on the l.a. galaxy. take a live look at traffic on 101 right now. in palo alto, not much traffic. but then again, the game more than two hours away. it's expected to be a sellout at the 50,000 seat stadium. galaxy star landon donovan probably a big part of the draw. donovan was denied a chance to play in his fourth world cup. some controversy surrounding that. however, earthquakes star chris wondolowski is playing. there will also be a fireworks show afterwards. >> fun game. >>> a single miss today sent millions of brazilians into a frenzy. brazil and chile faced off in the first knockout game of t

administrative challenges if they have to comply. 26 states view the use of private e-mails for government business as public record. californiahas no clear rules on prevailing case law on the issue. >>> hope is fading to pass comprehensive immigration reform. earlier this week house minority leader nancy pelosi joined key democrats to mark one year since immigration reform passed the senate. the bill has language in the house. during the visit to the border today pelosi suggested gop leaders including house speaker john boehner are creating too many road blocks but she also added she is not giving up all hope. >>> well, coming up next, actually right now we'll check in -- we'll talk to christina lore en lorenz after the break. we'll explain why hundreds of thousands can't watch tv anymore. >>> we have a good looking evening shaping up. live look at the south bay. clear, breezy, and take a look at this. mccubby cove. our at&t park cam, giants back at it again. wind likely impacting that game and we'll tell you why and we have a heat wave coming your way. details in moments. >>> meteorologist christina loren in for rob and, chr

views. >> john in woodbridge, california, independent caller. hi, john. >> caller: how are you doing this morning? >> morn. >> caller: i always find your program so interesting to listen to the ignorance of people and i have had tremendous respect for mr. bremer during his career and understanding what he had to put up with when he entered into iraq unbelievable circumstances for a person just to exist let alone be successful and i wish he were our secretary of state at this time as opposed to what we've had to deal with. >> that makes one of you. >> well, i'll stand up for that. the question, the regards to the military circumstances, i often thought that the it would be simply leaving europe. we sat on germany for a half century and we would move the third infantry division down into iraq and maintain our presence overseas for an expended period of time as opposed to pulling everybody out immediately under the obama administration. the reason for my call is that i'm concerned about what the kurds are doing right now. i understand they put a mi

california lawmakers to pass the next budget. lawmakers voting on a package with a record-breaking price tag. >> we snagged a live iptd view with senatord california state. >>> we'll take a look at sports. the as will

view of how president obama is doing his job. while approval across the country is low in california 50% approve of the president but that is down. 39% disapprove. californians agree with the rest of the country on the job congress is doing. 12 approve, 75% disapprove. >>> congress honored the gays and lesbians in support of the work they do for lgbt issues. he publicly came out in 2005 and arnold schwarzenegger vetoed a bill legalizing same- sex marriage. >>> trouble in a drive through at a mcdonalds today. 5 people were hurt when a truck slammed into cars in the drive through lanes. police believe the driver suffered a medical emergency and lost control of the truck. he hit three vehicles before his truck landed on its side. the driver and people in the other cars were taken to the hospital. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. holiday worries with the 4th of july two weeks away. the sale of fireworks in some cities now just days away. some residents worry about fireworks. even with the legal ones. ktvu's rob roth talked with residents and firefighters and joins us live. >> reporter: legal fireworks here in dublin go on sale saturday, this is

california to highest spending contest. because i took on bart unions. from their point of view, i took on all yienins >> he says there is no direct influence over the ads and photos used in thoegs campaigns being pulled off web sites without their auj sayings. >>> a san jose mayoral candidate is out of the hospital tonight. council woman rose herrera was dizzy and spent last night at the hospital. tests show a possible virus and inner ear infection. she's one of five major candidates running. the runoff expected in november. a poll shows governor brown is seeking a fourth term in office, and would be the first governor in california history to reach that mark. his opponent will be likely one of two republicans. >> another note on politics. voter going to polls in arizona as well, one names on the ballot is cesar chavez. scott fistler ran as a republican twice and lost, twice now he legally changed his name to run in phoenix and switched party afillations, he's now a democrat. >> homeland security, fema, hhs. coming up issues so important, the president calling on three cabinets

view. signs will be posted at parks where the trial program is in effect. >>> authorities in southern california are searching for a man they call the hip know 'tis ban did. here's his photo released by the fbi. the man isn't actually putting people under a spell. they call him the -- he stares at the teller's eyes and keeps eye contact until the enof to the robbery. the back did has been connected to three robberies in the bay area. >> stale ahead at 6:00, why a safe x rocket launch was scrubbed. >> the worldest greatest gamers converge this weekend at the world gaming championship. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan. a beautiful summer day. sunny and warm inland, cool at the coast. i'll talk bat chance of rainy the >> spacex had to scrub a flight carrying satellites into space nor third day in a low. it was called off because of a concern identified during prelaunch checks. falcon nine's mission is to take six telecommunication satellites into space and return to earth as part of a reusable rocket test. spacex hopes to try again on tuesday. >> america's top gamers are duking it out fo

california. we're used to earthquakes and all kinds of natural disasters. >> reporter: most viewers say they find the viewore frightening. >>> when we come back on a second look, one of the world's largest geothermal fields is spewing steam. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> welcome back to a second look. harnessing the power of volcanos. pg & e is doing just that to create electricity for 600,000 homes across the state. rob roth visited the world's largest geothermal field near sonoma. >> reporter: the ground bubbles, storms and snarling. but mostly it steams. welcome to the geysers where a rare subterrenial boiling room is helping to produce energy. >> it's one of the cleanest energies that can be produced. the only thing that is cleaner than geothermal might be

view is what if another generation or five grades of kids grow up and are still being taught this. chris testified at the trial and she said if bands like proposition he did not exist biking california her entire life would have been left on a higher -- so from their point of view there is more -- no more time to wait and what if mitt romney had been elected instead of barack obama? that was a distinct possibility and came somewhat close to happening. one of the older liberal justices were to die and be replaced by romney. let there be even the possibility of five boats at that point in how much longer would he have to wait then? that's been a kind of thing about history. you can't predict it and it's hard to know how things would have turned out if it didn't play out the way it did. >> i have a broader question sort of in which case was the watershed but what really, what really legalized gay marriage around the country? was that the case and it's kind of this question, is it brown or worse at the civil rights movement that change things in this country? so i'm asking you that question. i know you focused on math because for one thing you had to call taylor branch and write three b

around egan junior high in los altos, took a trip to target in mountain view before finally ending up here at the corner of california rangesdorf. according to the tracking device on the cat, 46m hung out under this bush for 9 1/2 hours watching people and bikers and traffic. >> that's pretty scary though if you really think about it. i mean, with kids and everybody around, you know. >> could have ate or killed somebody. >> reporter: before finally getting pinned under an suv, captured and released back into the wild. >> ended up well. nobody got hurt. mountain lion didn't get hurt. >> reporter: leaving man and beast to meet another day. in mountain view, andria borba, kpix 5. >> that's a big kitty. >> i know. >> wildlife biologists think the mountain lion may have gotten lost and forgot his way back. apparently. >> poor guy. but that's something you don't want to see walking on the sidewalk. >> i know. he just wanted to go to target. >>> traffic is quiet. usually on friday it takes a while to get going, people sleeping in. that appears to be the case today. all of our travel times are definitely down. the approach t

view race. as it applies to how doctors diagnose and treat their patients. cheryl jennings explains. >> came from mexico. to californiawhen the border was free. >>reporter: the doctor not only researches gene at ucsf he works in his own family tree. mixture of french and mexican ancestry he decided to have his own gene sequence surprises. >> it shows genetic part originate from africa comes from west africa. >>reporter: the test revealed a wide genetic variation including african gene from slave population in north south america along with asian gene imbedded in mexican indian population. believed to have my greated across the behring straight many century ago but rather than just history he says those fragment are a profound impact on our health. >> not about what the ancestry is. it's what it is in a particular gene. >>reporter: to learn more teams from the schools launched a major study in mexico sequencing the gene from hundreds of people from different area using high speed robot systems that process dozens of sample simultaneousl simultaneously. what they found was surprising. good evening netcly speaking, some

view race. as it applies to how doctors diagnose and treat their patients. cheryl jennings explains. >> came from mexico. to california the border was free. >>reporter: the doctor not only researches gene at ucsf he works in his own family tree. mixture of french and mexican ancestry he decided to have his own gene sequence surprises. >> it shows genetic part originate from africa comes from west africa. >>reporter: the test revealed a wide genetic variation including african gene from slave population in north south america along with asian gene imbedded in mexican indian population. believed to have my greated across the behring straight many century ago but rather than just history he says those fragment are a profound impact on our health. >> not about what the ancestry is. it's what it is in a particular gene. >>reporter: to learn more teams from the schools launched a major study in mexico sequencing the gene from hundreds of people from different area using high speed robot systems that process dozens of sample simultaneousl simultaneously. what they found was surprising. good evening netcly speaking, some grou

new field poll releaseed shows sags with the california legislature is on a downward swing that began after the arrest of state senator state senator yee. views were improving but it stopped when senator yees with arrested in march, the third suspended in the wake of a political scandal. a president conducted by his arrest shows that 43 percent of voters were staffed with the legislature's performance. in the latest poll approval fell to only 35 percent. >> coming up, why pick a wedding venue when you can have the wedding venue come to you. a latest marketing stunt that could have you saying "i do." another november november -- novelty for pampered you can either haveon high-end or low-price. quality or quantity. designer or disposable. or you can go to t.j.maxx and you can have it all. get up to 50% off department store prices. t.j.maxx. >>> a reminder if you are trying to get to the parade or around it, the parade starts at 10:30 on sunday morning and runs along market to 8th street. the 44th annual celebration and parade is the largest lgbt gathering in the united states and the theme is "color our world with pride." >> uber and lyft is dr

california through franchises within a few years. >>> facebook is bracing for world cup fever as the world's most widely viewed sporting event kicks off in two days. social the social media giant unveiled new features to help fans track their favorite teams and players. users can find this in trending world cup. from there, they can look up scores, highlights and tournament-related posts from friends, players and teens. >>> a special make a wish event is taking place right now in the bay area. san francisco firefighters escorted the firefighter from wisconsin down the great highway. he's making a 6,000-mile trek across the country. before he set off, though, firefighters at station 34 presented chris harley rupp with a $2,000 check for the make a wish foundation. >> there is a whole child in my hometown in wisconsin who had a wish. it was granted. it was so awesome to see the family so close to the end of the child's life. >> harley rupp left from seattle on may 28th. he's riding to watsonville today and plans to spend the night at firehouses across the country and hopes to raise $100,000. >>> getting california out of the drought