right now in california, we're talbtd# about ensuring individuals and cover california. we're actively recruiting every single ethnic group that we possibly can. during the most recent redistricting, we have our citizen commissions is talking about communities of interest. when you look at our private institutions, like stanford here in california, they can have that as part of the process. where it's not allowed is in our university system. and what i'm saying is just habit is part of the application process and part of the process for admittance. >> opponents of the measures say college admission should be based on merit, not the color of your skin, that this is a reflective form of reverse discrimination. how do you respond to that? >> it is on merit. i totally agree. and if you look at every single student that should be accepted to our university system, it should be based on merit. for example, in the university of california, there are 14 criteria. this would mean just one additional criteria. it goes beyond race, it also goes to gender. give you an example. let's

to one of california's biggest battles the naming of this bridge. it was indeed bavrm by fire. it was pure old school san francisco politics. it was classic willie l. brown junior. (clapping.) many local dignitaries may not recognize me. well, this is likely true since i proudly live and represent the good people of compton california and the surrounding areas of south los angeles but when alice the president of the naacp approached me honoring speaker brown i asked maimed brown how big will the sign be? quite honestly the first conversation was let's make it happen. bay area and media reports were be clever to figure out that compton was down the road if san francisco and why would a black boy be honoring this area. they began to quay what is a black man doing. the answer is quite simple. ladies and gentlemen, i stand before you to let you know that willie brown has impacted more people outside of san francisco. it has impacted and changed the lives of san francisco and throughout this great nation. willie brown will forever be a legacy for people

i'll think there is much hope for california but california has risen up in 1978. in 2003 we did recall a governor. 2013 to be better not the liberal citizens of los angeles turned down a tax hike put on the ballot people had enough of the taxes in recent the san diego had is elected a republican mayor is one of the biggest cities in the nation. my book is not optimistic about the future of california but we revealed the issues and up problems and it can be no more relevant but the young people represent the future and you don't want to live in a society where all the local governments and services to basically run retirement programs. we need to reach out to reach out to uninformed people to change our great country and state to move in the right direction. thank you for the opportunity. [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon the presentation and today is dedicated to do too intellectual work chippers -- workers and ms. barnett 1862 through 1931. this afternoon it is my great pleasure to introduce dr. mitchell. dr. mitchell israel literary historian and cultural

there is a bakery in lodhi california. anybody know where lodhi california is? there's a bakery in lodhi that was fined $2 million last year or pollution. a bakery because they were in meeting the of baking bread. that is a pollutant in california. the rules really need to be retooled and even the democrats realize that the rules need to be retooled. google wanted to build an extension on the san jose airport and i talk about this in the book. and it was an extension that they would have paid for and would have allowed for more commercial small plane traffic. the whole thing got held up over environmental rules that the people complaining about the environmental rules that held it up was a construction company that lost a bid to do the extension. and even jerry brown is getting his comeuppance. you know this bullet train that they are going to spend billions on in the central valley, that they are trying to? what is stopping that thankfully i guess because it is a boondoggle are wetlands suits and suits from farmers. when i mention all of this what i need to say

rethief california's drought conditions but officials -- relief to california's drought conditions but officials say it is not enough. the long range forecast predicts drier and warmer than normal conditions in california for the next 90 days. >> i think we have to be careful not to let our eyes deceive us about where we are. we have had three storms blow through over 10 days but they have barely moved the needle in northern california. >> water officials say california would need six more 10 day stretches of storms just to get things back to normal. >>> the dry winter contradicted to a spike in spare the air violations. officials say there were 5,000 complaints of people using their fire places on nights that a ban was in place. 267 people were ticketed. last year there were only 2300 complaints and 178 tickets issued because there were fewer alerts declared last year due to a wetter winter. >>> bay area weekend is here. the temperatures today, tell you what, spring like. 70 degrees in fairfield area. 75 in san rafael. 74 antioch. 70 livermore. tomorrow right there. lots of low 70s. t

covered california website. in addition to these numbers the agency has helped enrolled 16,000 people into covered california these are numbers through end of december. then a reminder, just as amber mentioned, open enrollment for covered california ends march 31st. there is no open enrollment period for medi-cal. you can enroll year around. the reminder for adults 19-64 including those with disabilities, a lot is repetitive from what amber went over. a reminder for adult 19-64 including those with disabilities who have their modified adjusted growth income at or below 138 percent of the federal poverty line would qualify for the new medi-cal expansion and the adults exceeding this threshold as well as seniors who do not qualify for the aca rules would to have apply for traditional medi-cal. this is very similar to the asset and resource requirement for the ssi program. accountable income is counted a lot differently under traditional medi-cal. and also i want to make a note that the applications for traditional

bottom line, the issue here is will california follow iowa's suit? >> very brave of her to come forward and be so public. >> very brave. >> thanks, tony. >> if you have a tip for tony or anyone call 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. >> overseas, we're following developing news out of russia. there is word the russian military test fired a missile capable of delivering a nuclear weapon. russia says the test was planned months ago but international leaders are questioning the timing. even as the test was taking place, russian president vladimir putin began taking steps that could deescalate the crisis including pulling russian troops back from the boarder. he also claims that the soldiers are local volunteers, not russian military. the obama a minudministration i questioning that statement. >> mr. putin can throw a lot of words out there but the facts on the ground indicate right now he's not abiding by that principal. >> russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. >> many in congress are ready to freeze russian ass

jerry brown y se espera que acuerdos mejoren la calidad de vida de mexicanos en california. la ab1522 permitiría que los empleados puedan usar 3 días seguidos pagados por enfermedad. la medida será votada en el pleno de la asamblea. se limpiaron carreteras en el área de la bahía para la primavera en el 2012 esta empresa gastó 50 millones de dólares para recoger basura a nivel estatal y llenaron 8 mil camiones de basura. >> se usa mucho dinero limpiando carreteras por eso esta medida ahorra dinero. >> las cargas más aseguradas también causan contaminación y accidentes. >> faltan semanas para declarar al tio sam pero si da datos falsos podría tener serías consecuencias. >> tiene que enviar su declaración de impuestos antes del 15 de abril y si no puede debe avisar a tiempo, >> le podrán dar 6 meses de prorroga pero debe avisar a tiempo para que el gobierno acepte su petición. >> deben tener sus documentos en orden para deducir gastos. >> impuestos de propiedad de casa interés de hipotecas de medicamentos. >> tenga presente ir a profesionales tributarios para qu

we're talking about california's day care facilities. we came with the center for investigative reporting to see a system in disarray. and parents' access to records is very limited. investigative reporter stephen stock with our story. >> reporter: with nothing less than the safety of california's smallest children at stake, take a listen to what parents face. >> you don't have anything we can, like, look at? >> no. >> reporter: when they try to find reliable information about the quality and safety of their child's day care. >> i was wondering if you have your licensing inspection i can look at? >> we don't have it. >> so i have nothing to go by. >> reporter: according to tat regulators,ary child care center should have their latest inspection information on hand for parents. so we went undercover to test the system. of the ten day cares we asked only three knew what we were talking about. >> do you have your inspection? >> yes, they came yesterday. >> reporter: people at the rest of the day cares sent us to the state or elsewhere. >> i

ya no serÁ igual, los latinos se convertirÁn en mayorÍa en california >>> y con ese aumento en nÚmeros tambiÉn podrÍa aumentar, josÉ su influencÍa politica eso pasarÁ vamos con el informe de carlos botifoll >>> el cambio uno lo ven revolucionario, esta es la cifra mÁgica que sa partir de este mes los latinos son el grupo Étnico mÁs importante de california. lo que podrÍa significar mÁs ayuda para la comunidad. >>> es un reto muy, muy grande tener una comunidad joven, que necesita inversiÓn en educacion y salud >>> a la hora de asignar fondos pÚblicos las implicaciÓn son enormes cuando se ven que son latinos y cuando en la comunidad inmigrante cunde la pobreza >>> lo deberÍamos usar para demandar mÁs igualdad porque no la tenemos hoy en dÍa. >>> con casi 15 millones de hispano nuest hispanos en california indicios de cambios son evidentes n en la economÍa un poder adquisitivo que rebasÓ los 10 mil millones de dÓlares en el 2012 >>> nosotros somos un grupo Étnico familiar que consume en extremo >>> una pregunta que surge sÍ estos cambio demogrÁfico significarÁ tamb

so, california red legged frog has a long history of persecution. they were nearly eaten to extinction by the california gold minors over 120 years ago. the habitat was destroyed. they are susceptible to diseases like [speaker not understood] when californians import several million native bull frogs in the year for use as foot right here in san francisco, nonnat i have fish that gets stocked in ponds and eat them, and when we drain the wetlands, they die. i've been to sharp park. i've seen the pump in action shooting water out to see from an he can logically [speaker not understood]. i've personally seen a dead cray fish on the outflow. cray fish are better swimmers than are frogs. if the cray fish are being pucked out, tad poles are being pumped out, too. [speaker not understood]. a couple years ago san francisco reported having stranded over 100 egg masses of a federally protected species. that's illegal and unethical so, please get a full environmental impact report [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not unde

port authority passed a resolution with respect to the california lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders group and to make sure we read the entire resolution so all the ports recreation center recognize and all our employees see how important this issue say we embrace all our employees in the diversity of our workforce so where the cappa is comprised of the seaports and dedicated to maintaining the vigorous work in colonel and the port authority has been promoting the interest of the ports and leading the way of the cutting-edge of the operation whereas the california port authorities having is directed by the seaports to service the citizen's advisory committee and are committed to diversity in their respective administration and whereas california ports include all people regardless of race and national origin and sex and gender expression and gender, identity, or sex call orientation it's for the opportunity of men and women and the folks to advance the community whereas the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders contribute to the port system for elected officials and from marketing

california is more likely to be the epi center. that is echoes by a professor who studies earthquakes. >> you get a little nervous because when there are -- when there is seismic activity of the sort we have seen in the last few days in los angeles it increases the probability of having larger earthquakes. >> the survey estimates that a bigger quake along the fault, 7.5 could kill up to 18,000 people. that would be much worse than a quake the same size along its more famous cousin, the san andreas fault. >>> california is not the only state shaking, yellow stpoepb national park was quaking. 25 earthquakes have been reported in yellowstone since thursday. >>> in washington state, officials updated the number of victims. rescue crews worked nonstop through the rain today and discovered four more bodies bringing the total to 21 victims, 30 people are still missing. >>> back here in the bay area, firefighters rescued a puppy that fell 200 feet off of a cliff in marin county. the 7-month-old pit bull named mia, landed on rodeo beach. th

california is still recovering from the weekend storm. most of those who have been asked to evacuate due to possible mudslides are being allowed to go home today. john blackstone tells us what they are finding. >> reporter: with the storm moving on, today was a day forÑi moving mud in neighborhoods at the san gabriel mountains. the cleanup is under way, but at ed's house in azusa the mud and debris built up over two days is still a threat. >> there's tons of mud that are sitting in my upper levelr holding it, it's putting pressure on the foundation. >> reporter: residents here knew mudslides were a danger after wildfires in january burned over the hills. heavy cement barriers were installed to hold back the mud. joe roche, is the mayor of azusa. >> it's tough for these homeowners but looking what could have been. >> yes, we're very fortunate this time. but we were ready.t( this, i did not expect all this. >> reporter: two days of rain, wind and high surf have left much of southern california in a mess. huge waves crashing ashore in santa

that must be. >> the gop is struggling to increase the ranks in california. republicans hold no statewide offices and have seen their holdings slip. >>> neighbors had their stay in a dispute over a baseball field. rickey henderson field was built by private community and the field is now attached to the oakland international high school campus and that school wants a soccer field. one parent said her child's life was changed on the field. >> he main tand a 3.0 and even though he believed he was a hotshot pitcher, he ended up sitting out because he didn't have the grade point average and it was important enough to him that he earn that. >> oakland international is interested in a dual-purpose facility. another option discussed was building a soccer field at another site. the school district will soon discuss the issue. >>> quite a warm one out there today. let's get to lee glaser for a check on our forecast. >> this being the last saturday in the season of winter and of course temperatures in the 80s around here. live doppler 7 hd right now picking up the clea

that's three jackpot wins in northern california. the other tickets in san jose. >> everyone is excited about it. they're seeing the signs posted up and freaking out, like, somebody actually won here? there's a low chants of it happening. everyone is amazed. >> the store that sold the ticket get a $300,000 bonus. and so far, the jackpot winner has not come forward. >>> time now is 4:51. coming up on kpix 5 at 5:00 a.m., the san jose state university student accused of a hate crime go before a judge today. what's expected to happen to the students charged with harassing their roommates. >> a push to relax the drinking age in california and the exception that may be given to wine drinkers. ,, >>> plenty of clouds on this monday morning. take you towards the bay. you'll find the warmest temperatures in the south bay with the storm system from the north. in the east bay, temperatures are fairly mild as well. rain becoming likely in the afternoon and you'll see rain developing towards pleasant hill this afternoon and 62 in berkeley. showe

why the work that it does here touches every aspect of california lives. why the educational opportunity here is so open. why it matters that we have the world's leading public research university in this state. >> you have a lot of firsts going into this job, first woman president here, first nonacademic. how do you think those are a plus for you or are they? or do they even have a bearing to this job? >> well, i do enjoy the fact that i'm the first woman president. i think that's a good thing. in terms of being a nonacademic, you know, the president of the system really operates as a chief executive officer of the system. the chance hors run and the provosts run the academic mission of the university. so, in terms of relevant experience for running a system as big and complex as the university of california, that's the kind of experience they were looking for and that i bring. >> while budgets and regents meetings may keep napolitano plenty busy, she's happy to be back in the bay area where her own higher ed journey began. so, you went to santa clara uni

in california for college students. but mark kelly says the bill is targeted at one specific group. >> nestled among the rolling vineyards, the college say mech's for education. it attracts students from all over the world to study the culture. the science and cultivation. when it comes to sampling the wine not every student feels so welcome. >> i really wanted to see what it is like to taste the wine. >> it is definitely like the black sheep there. >> when they took their first wine-making class, they were not of age to drink legally. sampling the wine in class was out of the question for these 2 teens. >> yes. i literally could not have my own glass. i could not have the wine power poured for me. nothing in front of me. >> reporter: a bill proposed in sacramento could allow students under 21 years old to taste test their wine. assembly bill 1989 would allow a qualified student to taste an alcoholic beverage. and exempt the student from criminal prosecution. >> i am in full support. >> teaching wine courses at napa val

about half of them are in california. that could be because california just happens to have the most yelp users. >>> a two-daydream for bargain hunters started this morning at the oakland museum white elephant sale. hundreds lined up today outside of the museum warehouse. it's the 55th year of the event. sharp-eye shoppers had their pig of a dizzy array of everything. >> there is a little bit of everything, kayaks and bicycles and pieces of art. there is furniture and you name it, we have it clothing, tennis has u-dishes, towels. >> the ad mission is free and a free shuttle from the fruitvale bart station and the sale continues tomorrow from 10:00 until 4:00 p.m.. >>> you will want to take a look at this video. a dangerous dining experience. customers at a southern california restaurant got a lot more than they barge yipped for had a wave comes crashing. >> showers moving south, but we may not be completely dry just yet. our meteorologist mark tamayo tracking the times of possible showers forker sunday. >> you can get ktv

california license plate number 128-5077. investigators say it was spotted over the weekend. >>> time is 5:39. a new issue surrounding obama care in california. the problem surrounding enrollment but what those people are not doing after they sign up. >>> plus a special meeting with the president. >>> good morning. traffic is still doing very well but it's wet out there and that may effect your drive to work. we'll be watching the roads like the toll plaza. it still looks good here. >> cloud cover not much in the way of rain. >>> this is amateur videoturing a stage collapse -- capturing a stage collapsing in southern california. about 200 girls were performing saturday night for the annual musical theater challenge when the stage suddenly collapsed. school officials say 40 of those girls were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. investigators are now looking into the school's permit for the stage to see if it included weight restrictions. >>> happening today a day long series of events in san francisco. scheduled to prot

julie watts has been following all the california -- "covered california" controversies and it just continues. >> reporter: senator ted gains has been an outspoken critic of "covered california" and is also running for state insurance commissioner. today he announced the lawsuit which alleges the exchange exceeded its authority by forcing health plans in california to cancel policies that didn't meet the standards of the affordable care act. now, you may remember late last year president obama gave states the option of letting consumers keep those plans. but "covered california" chose to cancel them. as a result, nearly a million people lost their insurance policies and gaines contends close to 10 million more with employer-sponsored plans could soon lose their coverage, as well. >> we feel that people had coverage that they liked, the president was very clear that if you like your policy you could keep it. and these people are forced off their policies. >> now, gaines' lawsuit also seeks to learn more about how "covered california" is spending its nearly $1 billion which famously included th

[captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] >> coming up on "california country"...meet the face of andy boy produce. yes, there really is an andy boy. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. >> then she's getting her goat, but that's a good thing for this talented farmer. >> you see how comfortable the baby is? you can't carry the big one. >> then as the weather heats up, it's time to get gardening and our expert has the tips to get you started. >> think of the best salsa you've ever had. it was the fresh cilantro, wasn't it? >> it's all ahead and it starts now. take a walk through your average produce aisle these days and there are more choices than ever, but one farm has very eye-catching marketing strategy to entice you. and it all has to do with the bright picture of a little boy named andy. but have you ever stopped to wonder, who is this andy boy guy anyway? >> andy boy's my father, andy d'arrigo, he's the face on the label and a lot of people ask, is there an andy boy and i say, yes, there is. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. ha ha. you see, when fol

we have rain spreading over northern california. here is what will happen, a storm will finally bump in offshore. we have one more warm day. then it all changed. by tuesday we will have rain in the north bay tuesday. as the day wears on it comes further south. there were winter storm warnings above 4500 feet. chains will be required and visibility will be down. oakland 52. out the door will be okay. sunshine. there could be some cloudiness. tomorrow afternoon temperatures peak at the mid-70s. bay will be low 70s. beach low 60s. monday will be nice and sunny. it will change. this guy will affect the weather in the bay area tuesday. here is what is next. sunny tomorrow, rain tuesday, wednesday, unsettled the rest of the week. rain chances could linger thursday. 76 in sacramento. 79 in fresno. 76 in u ukiah. it will be chilly tonight. we will be 75 in san jose. 73 in sunnyvale. 71 in san mateo. pleasanton will live up to its name. 77 in antioch. 75 at kent field. the forecast is sun tomorrow and increase in clouds. rain continues wedne

what can california and the united states learn from israel and what can israel learn from california? so many details throughout the hour, things not just like technology and that innovation but water conservation. you guys all know how there is a severe drought, as governor jerry brown called it, guess what, israel with no natural resources and only two lakes, one dead and one dying, how is it israel has broad -- water problems? they are geniuses, they are geniuses when it comes to recycling waste water. they will share those ideas with california. california was year, silicon valley brilliant and it will be a historic partnership. they are about to find it upstairs. what is happening in silicon valley? there has been a lot of hoover's spoken throughout this valley because of the sharing of these ideas but many companies would love to do the business there and start-ups from israel come here but one company the biggest semiconductor company in the world has always been ahead of the game, that is until. coming up, brian krzanich, ceo of intel and a fox business exclusive, 40 years ag

covered california is how californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out if you do. all plans include free preventive care. now, you might have a question about what that means. it means free mammograms, immunizations, cancer screenings, and more. it's a big list, and it's all free. so don't wait. without insurance, even a small medical issue can cost you big. call 800-787-9159, or go to coveredca.com, and get covered. >>> she's one of the most powerful politicians and tonight, she said the cia hacked into her computer. scott budman has been following the story all day and could the argument made the cia monitors her computer for security purposes, does t

. >> un sismo de magnitud 5,1 estremecio california, indicaron que el epicentro fue a una milla de brea . >> el movimiento después de las 9 de la noche ,estas son imágenes de la ruptura de una tubería de agua en la zona, una hora antes hubo uno 3,6 . >> de regreso a la zona un grupo de vecinos están preocupados por el establecimiento de casos dónde las autoridades brillan por su ausencia . >> ramÓn adame la versión de los afectados, ramÓn buenas noches . >> gracias buenas noches , en base a estas quejas, univisión noticias 14 hablo con los vecinos, los dueños de negocios dicen que ha aumentado el crimen, esto es lo que nos dijeron . >> la calle 23 en la ciudad de richmond esta llena de negocios latinos pero comentan que también esta repleta de problemas . >> queremos que baje el crimen . >> se unio un grupo de comerciantes para hacer saber que ha proliferado otro problema sobre la calle 23 . >> lo que vemos es la prostitución . >> apesar de que hacen el reporte con las autoridades . >> la policía algunas veces viene, a veces no y no llegan . >> la chris paul ide richmond in

on the right, southern california. heavy rains have triggered big floods. >> reporter: muddy water is flowing but the big stuff is still staying together in the hills. >> i'm hoping it will go around the house and in the street. >> reporter: downstream, the runoff in the l.a. river was too much for two people and their dogs. los angeles city fire came in with a swift water rescue team. >> that dog is very well behaved. >> reporter: predictions of the largest rain event, preparation has been all week. >> the planning for this particular day started immediately and it's continued nonstop all the way through until today. >> reporter: and the more water that comes, the more convinced homeowners are they need to get out and comply with the mandatory evacuations. >> we implore you to get your belongings together and get out. >> we've put some stuff near the glass, so if it breaks it won't go everywhere. >> reporter: and a reminder here how close fire danger is, even in a rainstorm. a bolder rolling off this hill exposed root

to the water in california, i policy changest in california. options are on the table to make sure that we don't have water shortages for major agricultural producers. in -- on thes line. policy in terms of water why are the top three issues usda being done? we want to make sure that resources are being used efficiently. the last caller talked about freshwater being dumped into the ocean. that does not seem to be an efficient way of using resources. this is a little bit outside of my specific wheelhouse. usdald just say that the has a division devoted to resource and economics. increasing. nation and those sorts of factors. as what is being implemented in not in my office. i am watching those stories as closely as you are. host: peter is khan and from new york. cpi?r: what is the actual 3.5%.ulate it is about the largest pork producer in the united states was bought by the chinese. i heard it reported that there is a stomach virus that was knocking off the pig population. how are they are just by the exportsto increase pork , how will it affect

it's time to regulate marijuana for adults in california. >> california is now in the unusual position of following other states' leads on legalizing marijuana. the states of washington and colorado have famously moved forward on legalizing marijuana without any noticeable change in public behavior. and with the obvious benefit that people are no longer getting arrested for doing things that the president of the united states has done in his youth and that most people enforcing anti-marijuana laws have done at some point. and a study by the rand corporation suggests that if marijuana were legalized in california and the drug spilled from there to other states, mexican drug cartels would lose about a fifth of their annual income of some $6.5 billion from illegal exports to the united states. but none of that impresses governor brown. >> we have medical marijuana, which gets really close to what they have in colorado and washington. the problem with anything, a certain amount is okay, but there's a tendency to go to extremes. and all of a sudden if there's advertising and legitimacy, how

we have the eu in california taking the lead. this presents a test for the american chemical industry. it is an easy test. we have listed three chemicals everyone has known for 20 years are hazardous. can they innovate to get these hazards out of the products of that they can compete globally and innovate, and stay ahead of the curve, and not just continue to lobby them spend millions of dollars blocking regulation. >> where can people learn about where these products are? is there a website? >> a website for these priority products. the safer consumer-products. you can go find them there. goodguide.com. >> i want to thank you very much. my thanks, joining us all. coming up, in san francisco, marijuana, the industry where jobs are booming. businesses are looking for qualified candidates. some even have gotten together to hold a job fair. we have details next. ♪ >> in denver colorado, a long line of individual stretched outside a job fair. they were waiting for a chance to make it and get interviews. nothing unusual about that.

and that was with this past week, up in sacramento and it was the california maritime leadership similar syposium and we started off with a commissioner's lunch and the director of the governor's office of business development was the keynote speaker and we were joined by representatives from or commissioners from i think every port in the state of california, okay land, stockton, and los angeles, and others, and we had the port staff that came and joined us as well, peter daily and jim, maloney and commissioner adams was there as well and included several members of the iowuu at the commission's lunch which was significant for everyone to break bread together. >> it was the best attended ever and had some really terrific presentations throughout the day. one of the keynote addresses was from leslie breakly the executive director from the america gateways and corridors and we had members of the core presenting and right of others and then that evening was when the port of san francisco received our award at a reception and included the members of the state legislature, and many of their

univisiÓn. >>> los hispanos son mayorÍa california. pero no significa que tengan el poder ♪ >> argentina saco a relucir su rico futbol >> el gol es un rico toque, de ñapa toque en el area. >> faltan solo 80 dia spara el mundial. >> ya se los adelataba enrique, hay 14 millones de hispanos y son el grupo mas grande. >> aunque california es el estado mas rico del pais a los hispanos aun les falta mucho. >> se señala que los hispanos son el grupo mas grande desde que california paso a se run estado de la uniion americana. >> vemos a los hijos de los inmighrantes. >> segun el sumario, el 39% unos 14 millones son de origen hispano. muy arriba del resto. >> eso significa que no somo irrelevantes al sistema politico. >> pero es relativo, en medio de graves resagos. >> siguen siendo los latinos los q cupan los blue collaer. >> segun un estudio, mustra que en california solo el 39% de los votantes hispanos voto. >> el gigante dormido esta despierto y debemos seguir luchando de que el numero se refleje tambien en las urnas >> de esa manera no

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got a system down in southern california but that's where it will stay down in southern california. by the way, if you have travel plans to los angeles this weekend, maybe near 90 on saturday and sunday. for us, we'll be near 80. today we'll be more in the 70s. we're starting off cooler. that breeze is gone. there is a tiny component. but a westerly for others. a lot more 40s. down 15 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. so far no precip. it might enhance a little bit as it heads off into the four corners if you are traveling down there for spring training games. windchill will be 5, 15 below, more snow, boston. new york. it's really a powerhouse system. it will be lifting out of the area. temperatures are really cold behind that all the way down to the dean south. i think i saw -- deep south. i think i saw 47 in new orleans. some yesterday, some of the temperatures were in the 60s. today in the 20s. two bits up in tahoe. 37 ukiah. 30s in lake county as well. but we'll rebound with sunshine and nice temperatures. high pressure is just -- nothing will make it in here. that low kind of c

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that's great, because we're getting rain in the reservoirs, northern california and southern california. the afternoon commute, saw the morning commute, terrible. the afternoon commute, not as bad, but we're still seeing pockets of heavy rain and you know how that can be a problem, because like say in -- right now, a break from the rain, a little bit of a break just south of there, but all of a sudden, these showers move in, driving 60, showers move in, the visibility drops, be careful on the road. oakland, some showers, out in the tri valley showers, at river mother and down in san jose, more showers there. kind of up -- showering widely scattered thing. as we go in evening, at 10:00 o'clock, more scattered showers start to move on shore. overnight into the saturday morning, more scattered showers, mostly cloudy for your saturday morning. this storm, the bulk of it is through, but it's not done yet. widely scattered showers out here that will continue to be nuisance showers, if you will. they don't amount to much, if you get under one, really a lot of rain. >> saturday at lunchtime, dr

gs along the west coast of california extending into canada. the earthquake was felt as far away as redding. that's 550 miles east of the eureka area. >> you can imagine the fire department reporting they felt a strong jolt and rolling sensation. more on this coming up a little bit later as soon as we get more information. >>> meantime the giants meet their nemesis in tonight's game. >>> and a new star emerges in golf. >>> the warriors try to hold off the overachieving phoenix suns. sports wrap is next. >>> good evening everyone and thanks for joining our sunday night edition of sports wrap. steph curry has a strained left quad. but says he's going to play through it. that's nearly seven minutes less than is average. at the ora cle they've won three out of four. hey what the. it's 24-12. suns. curry committed just two turnovers. lee led with 26. suns led at halftime. it was 61-56 phoenix at the break. someone is going to get a lecture. and it work

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on terrorism, nonproliferation and trade. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. poe: i thank the chairman for the time and i also thank the chairman and the ranking member for bringing this legislation to the floor and a very speedy and efficient manner -- in a very speedy and efficient manner. i will also say i have great respect for my friend from california, mr. rohrabacher. he knows a lot about foreign affairs. but we disagree on what the evidence shows in this particular matter. mr. speaker, mark twain once said that history doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme. well, russia's quite the poet these days. in 2008 russia invaded georgia. confiscated 1/3 of that nation's territory. the world watched. complained a little bit. the world moved on. there were no consequences. and the russians, mr. speaker, are still there. again,

california has a little bit of rain in the forecast. actually three big storms moving across the northern half of the country. one up the east coast, huge one in the middle of the nation bringing a blizzard to the northern plains, and a storm, a good size storm drifting down towards northern california today. there they are across the map. here is the one we have been focusing on for the west. over the weekend, off shore, now moving towards the coast, pretty strong cold front will move into northern california. and oregon, during the day today. that's where we get some rain, maybe the thunderstorm or two. we could pick up between half an inch to an inch and a half of rain from san francisco northward. you can see the rain just now showing up there, just off the coast of eureka, crescent city. look for southern california, rainfall totals do not look to be as impressive. light green shade around l.a. and san diego, looks like a tenth to two tenths, not that much. monday forecast, rain that cold front moving through san francisco. so poss

what can california and the united states learn from israel and what can israel learn from california? so many details throughout the hour, things not just like technology and that innovation but water conservation. you guys all know how there is a severe drought, as governor jerry brown called it, guess what, israel with no natural resources and only two lakes, one dead and one dying, how is it israel has broad -- water problems? they are geniuses, they are geniuses when it comes to recycling waste water. they will share those ideas with california. california was year, silicon valley brilliant and it will be a historic partnership. they are about to find it upstairs. what is happening in silicon valley?