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never have to make here in america. i applaud the san diego city council. i applaud other local council who are tackling this issue. 13 states in the last year have raised the minimum wage. business owners across this country coming, tom, this is a consumption deprived recovery. i need more customers. the way to get more customers is to put more money in the pockets. that's why we need to raise the minimum wage. if we want to expand opportunity for everyone and we need to get back to immigration reform, as alex correctly pointed out. i haven't given up. this president will never give up because this is an economic imperative, a moral imperative. a public safety imperative and we're continuing to move forward on this because so many people depend on this. i talk to folks in the silicon valley and they tell me the most important issue for us in washington is immigration reform. the second most important issue is immigration reform. i talk to people in the religious communities who tell me the most important issue for us is immigration reform. it's always been like the minimum wage

. >>> powerhouse time. we've been giving you hints which city we're in this week. the city is san diego. with us is jeff shearing with the san diego realty pros. here's a snapshot of the real estate market right now. $498,000 is the median sale price. inventory of about 8,000. we're going to focus on the neighborhood of rancho bernardo today. let's begin with our first listing at 11304 capilla road. tell me about this neighborhood and this house. >> this is one of the older communities within ravageo bernardo, the northernmost suburb of san diego. it is a fixer-upper. in this price range, it's difficult to find a five-bedroom house in the 500s here in san diego. so a good opportunity. it just got snapped up. >> that's a five-bedroom place. it looks quite compact but it doesn't show its scale. second listing, 15022 cross stone drive. $875,000. six beds, three baths. living space about 3,000 square feet. this is a more spacious house. >> it is. the forest ranch area is a very large development. and for a newer home in an upscale community, it's an affordable option by san diego standards. this

problems if you're traveling south over the grapevine into los angeles or san diego. off our coast, we have the low clouds there. that's what you're seeing moving into san francisco. but notice the bands of high clouds passing fresno and bakersfield. take a look at what's happening over southern california. counterclockwise rotation, that's an easterly wave that usually comes out of western mexico. but in this case, it's rotating around that ridge of high pressure and moving into san diego and los angeles. the green areas you see here, flash flood watches, including l.a. county down into san diego. this is where most of the moisture is going to be for the end of the weekend. some of that upper level moisture could try to drift over the bay area late tomorrow though most of the action i think is going to be over the sierras. so the chances of seeing monsoon moisture to wrap up the weekend, most of it looks confined to the sierra in terms of the possibility of generating some thunderstorms. high clouds come into the day tomorrow. due to the lightning, we have a fire weather watch to wrap

. we will go inside the san diego lab where the serum given to two u.s. patience has an developed. local grocery was but -- fired. employees are seeking his return. >> thousands of workers are here in support of their boss. the president of market basket pushed out of a family feud. really cares about his people. it is about the customers first. >> he comes in and he knows your name. >> you think you would be popular with shareholders. this is one of the most successful private companies. return of to shareholders and was fired. that is when staff revolted. no workersmarket means nothing on the shelves and no customers. market basket will not last long like this. about reserving a way of doing business. >> we have lived prices like a warehouse store would have. on top of that because he takes care of his employees with benefits and pay they take care of the customers. everybody is happy to go to work and everybody is happy to take care of the customers and it is a business model that is so simple that every retail company should be doing it. >> the fight is about a lot more than j

out last week changed the proposal. again we urge as the prior speaker said the san diego approach. san diego did a very thoughtful lengthy analysis of this issue of fundraising disclosure and decided it was only appropriate to require a lobbyist to disclose contributions they fund raise they took credit for the candidate, if the candidate knew they raised the money. if the candidate doesn't know they raised the money there is no policy reason to disclose that. >> times up. >> okay. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. i am ryan patterson and a land use attorney in the city. am taking the opportunity to introduce to you the san francisco permit professionals association in the city. this is a new organization that has been formed following the passage of the recent changes in the lobbying ordinance dealing with permit consulting services. we consist of land use attorneys, permit expeditors, architects, code consultants, other design professionals and we have come together to in part interface with this body to help you with implementing these new laws to help with designing ne

the way to the middle east after an emotional departure from san diego. >> i am so proud of it's unbelievable. i just. , like my emotions are up and down and this way and that way. >> he was doing what he loves to do and i support that. >> the strike group is led by the aircraft carrier usa carl vinson and includes a guided missile cruiser and destroyers. they will be deployed for 9.5 months. navy officials won't confirm it, it is expected the group will be used in some form to deal with isis. >>> happening now, thousands of new students are moving into dorm rooms at uc-berkeley this weekend. chancellor was there to greet the 6,000 students moving into student housing. most students said they were excited to start their studies, some parents said saying good- bye is bittersweet. chancellor dirk said the move- in was running smoothly and he was happy to welcome the students. >> it's a different environment around from the beginning we wanted it to be everything it can be for them to take full advantage of this great university. >> a new student convocation is set for monday aftern

san diego approach and they will have one large number saying which lobbyist and which candidate. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. commissioners. jim sutton with the sutton law firm and also have a different comment about the proposed regulation regarding the disclosure of fundraising by lobbyists. we too commend the staff by confronting vague and ambiguous provegzs of the law and doing a yeoman's job on coming up with guidelines on of lobbyists we present that struggled with these forms on a monthly basis but we have a concern with the regulation that would dramatically change that the way . >> >> lobbyists disclose and the proposed regulation comes up with a entirely new legal standard. does know or have reason to know standard which in los angeles is used in some laws but not used in san francisco laws and we have concern that the new standard is really much more unworkable and really vaguer than even the current law although we agree that the current law on what fundraising activities lobbyists have to disclose is in need of clarification so i like to use this exampl

friends in l.a. or san diego, look at that counterclockwise rotation, easterly wave spilling out of baja, spilling a lot of rain across san diego and parts of southern california. good news, when you consider the backdrop of the updated drought numbers for northern california especially, including southern california, we're having to watch that monsoon moisture possibly putting a short-term dent maybe in some fire danger around san diego. but we're going to watch some of those high clouds approaching the bay area during the day tomorrow. no showers for us. but later tonight into tomorrow, you'll start to see high clouds approaching up out of the south. notice the sierra, fire weather watch for lightning. watch out for dry lightning strikes. moisture not quite as deep as we're seeing in southern california. some of that's going to try to spill up towards the sierra as we head towards tomorrow. the backdrop of the situation around the state is the drought which expanded across northern california. you saw in the spring, may, june and july, you can see here across northern california,

alto, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> parts of san diego county are under a flash flood watch tonight. if you can believe that. the area is getting some much-needed rain, that's the understatement. the ground is so dry and so hard-packed, not all of it is sinking in. flash flood warning is in effect until tomorrow night. earlier tonight, people at the beach were warned to stay out of the water because of isolated thunderstorms like we had last week in venice beach in l.a. where the lightning injured a number of people and killed one. >> sure. they had to be grateful for some of those raindrops. it's not been so tough for the entire state of california. rob mayeda is watching that closely. how much did they get? >> enough to measure about less than a tenth of an inch of rain but it's interesting. much of southern california under flash flood watches. we'll show you that in a moment. the bay area seeing high clouds drifting in and temperatures in the low 60s with low clouds pushed inland be a strong sea breeze which drops our temperatures about 10 to 15

been cut in half and that's also a sign things will start to warm up. visiting san diego, look at the four corners and not here and high pressure is building ever so slowly. fog, sunnies but it will be warmer inland. mild along the coast, temperatures there because the water temperatures are so warm, staying in the 80l1sl0 coming back compared to the 70s, here is sal. >>> we are starting off pretty well and this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> they are coming into san francisco with no delays, it is about an 8 minute drive time, speaking of it here, it looks good if you are driving passed the oakland coliseum, we don't have anything going on, on 880 or 580 and here on the san mateo bridge, it is a nice drive here at 430 let's go back to the desk. >>> firefighters are searching for the cause in oakland. it happened on international boulevard. alex savage joins us live with what we have learned so far, alex? >> reporter: i am told there is quite a bit of evidence that is raising some red flags this morning. these are the two fires, a fast moving fire that forced more than

that long ago that carlos the third said to occupy san diego. you did not know that california started the occupy movement. to occupy third said san diego and monterey. the father up with and the mexicans throughout the spanish in 1850. gringos, of course, the throughout the mexicans. -- threw out the mexicans. you never keep control for ever and there are always new waves coming. you have to stay ahead of the wave. that is what we call brown power. but, anyways, so, i am going to mexico next month because we want to forge an agreement. i ran for president three times and did not quite make it. five primaries twice. you have to win 25. have 40% of latino descent and we are forming agreements with mexico, china, british columbia on trade in joint research. -- trade and joint research. scholarships. when we focus on the western hemisphere and we focus on baja california and others, we know that we are a greater family that is working together. that is my philosophy. together, i think we will have a better state. i was signing a bilingual education bill a long time ago. i called f

moved to minnesota where he attended high school and had in recent years lived in san diego. he left for turkey in the spring before crossing over to neighboring syria. exactly how he became so radicalized remains unclear. his best friend from high school was killed in 2009. he converted to islam ten years ago and would post religious thoughts on facebook, called himself the slave of allah. >> he met somalian guy that's converted him to be a muslim. i don't know about his life in san diego and what kind of people he ran across. i guarantee that this -- all of this has something to do with friends that he may have made. whatever he was doing i want to believe he was probably a follower, you know, following around people clearly. >> but while the conventional stereo type in the west is that all isis fighters are religious fanatics that's not always true. two british men who traveled to syria, before they left bought copies of islam for dummys on amg zon right before they left. an extensive 2008 british report by mi15 on terrorists concluded that far from being religious zell ats, a lar

bay area is down visiting san diego and we'll take the turn into arizona. pumping in a lot of cloud cover for them. most of the high, mid-level clouds are long gone for california. 58 to 64. take your pick. by the coast parts of the peninsula and south bay was warm due a south wind and water temps between 60 and 64. the coast even with the fog stays on the mild side with a lot of 60s, mid 60s. fog, low clouds, local drizzle, warmer inland, mild along the coast again. no big cool-down there. and 80s to the interior. they came back. 70s for most. here's sal. >>> all right. steve, we've had a lot of slow traffic this morning in the south bay. northbound 101 coming up on the expressway, a seven-car pile- up. this video taken just after they cleared to to the right-hand side. the cars were badly damaged. fortunately, no one was seriously injured. you are in a bunch of slow traffic from the capitol expressway. i also want to mention northbound 280 in mag da lane a, an overturned vehicle. traffic is backed up from highway 85. this is the one i just kind of moved to show you that. but we ha

southern california in san diego and they are expected to take the turn and that will relax so they are not as breezy all close within a couple of degrees and still a west live component not for all but for most. the low cloud deck will burn off to near to slightly above. they will make up some of that ground and they have 70s around the bay, here is sal. >>> we have problems in the south bay with a couple of crashes, first one at mag dale lane in -- magdelaine in avenue. this time north near the santa monica expressway and traffic is slow in the area and this one is involving as many as 7 vehicles, no major injuries however the traffic is quickly backing up on 101 as we push back traffic is slow near mill bury avenue and they are causing some delays. to minutes from waiting here to the san francisco and if you are trying to catch a flood you will be allowed. >>> and they are searching for the cause of a four-alarm fire in oakland and this is video of the fast moving flames earlier overnight that caused major damage to two apartment buildings. ktvu's alex savage has more on the fire

-year-old man from san diego went to fight and die in syria for isis. >> douglas mcarthur mccain. >> we already have citizens getting radicalized. >> grew up in minnesota. >> that's not who he is. >> loved basketball. >> he's not isis. >> breaking new details this morning as mission creep spreads in syria and congress is nowhere to be found. >>> we need to look under every bush. we need to look under every rock. >> and 23-year-old american student aaron sofer. >> i have one message, please bring back my brother. >> reporter: missing in jerusalem. his father combing the forest for his son, speaking to cnn this morning. >> we never give up hope. we're always hopeful. >>> also close call. >> he was real close. >> reporter: near collision. cnn investigation showing they doubled last year. on the ground. >> stop your turn. >> reporter: and in the air. how safe are you? let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. militant fighter dies on a distant battlefield, giving his life for a group that's both savage a

with me in the studio and joining us from san diego is paul krukowski. in new york, an attorney specializing in commercial drone law and a university of pennsylvania engineering professor. thank you for joining us. i will start with you, you think there is so much potential and that it is going to happen sooner than we think. >> absolutely. the potential for developing baton a miss aircraft -- baton a tonomous aircraft is there, in populated urban areas. paul, you are more skeptical about what google is doing. what is your take? i am a bullish about drones in general. i mean, in general, this is much more about proof of concept and a little bit of a recruiting exercise. it is important for google to demonstrate constantly to would be hires it is that the leading edge, not just doing tedious stuff. some of this is a marketing movement. it is important to keep those things in mind and not expect anything in the near-term from google other than an even more attractive hire. >> how do you respond to that, vijay? >> the question is is it commercially viable? in certain areas, such as

now visiting downtown san diego and he gave a very strong breeze and just depending on your location. the cloud cover is out ahead of that and for us, it has been howling and is much close toker, everybody is pretty close. that tells -- that is not the case today when everybody was up to 30. yesterday was due south. water temperatures were 60 to 64 >> if the thunderstorms don't come rumblings in, they are coming from chicago and up towards maine yap and that area will be primetime for thunderstorms and tropical storms in advance of that. it will burn off but not in the way of drizzle i would think, a rebound from those temperatures and they are right where they should be, they were right near normal and they are making up a little bit of ground. clouds are will burn off and we will level it off coming up on the weekend and it looks very quiet. >> the american man is inn -- is infected and how the illness is treated. >>> do the world series... >> that is birthday wishes from a giants fan who is about to turn 100. find out how the giants are helping her celebrate and a birthday wish sh

johnson with me here in the studio. joining us from san diego, paul kedrosky. in new york, brenda shulman tom an attorney specializing in commercial drone law. skype from philadelphia, a university of pennsylvania engineering professor. thank you so much for joining us. vj, you think there is so much potential here and that is going to happen sooner than we think. >> absolutely. the potential for developing autonomous aircraft is there. not only that, you can have them scale down the size of not just in rural areas, but in populated, urban areas. >> paul, you are a bit more skeptical about what google is doing here. what is your take? >> i'm wildly bullish about drones in general. mean, in general i think this is much more about proof of concept and a little bit of a recruiting exercise for google. it's really important for google to demonstrate constantly to would-be hires that it is sitting at the leading edge. some of this is a marketing exercise directed at stanford students as much as it is a project they hope to bring to market. it's important to keep those two things in min

scheduled for san diego county tonight was canceled. >>> a san bernardino police officer is in a coma after being shot in the head. gabriel casillo was shot. his partner killed the gunman afterwards. the wounded officer's father is a captain in the same department. >> very close-knit family. um, you know, obviously, he was law enforcement for a very long time. and you know, his son followed in his footsteps. it is a big blow to everyone. >> at least 30 shots where exchanged in the shoot-out. now it is not clear why the officers confronted the group. >>> it has been two weeks since a police officer shot and killed that unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri. the protests have not stopped but the tone appears to be changing. >> people power! uh-huh! >> reporter: protesters took to the streets of ferguson, missouri, again saturday demanding justice for the death of 18-year-old michael brown. children led more than 200 demonstrators down the same street. >> for years during the civil right movement, it was a question of can i get in this college to go to harvard. now we have young black m

. >> zmapp is made by a company out of san diego, and it's a very much experimental product. so it has been given to kent brantly and to nancy writebol. but we're going to hear in the news conference today, that the doctors don't know where they're taking the experimental drug. you need to have a situation where the doctors can give the drug to a certain group of people. and then to another group of people, and then they can evaluate the results. that has not happened. and all that has happened is the zmapp has been tested on animals, and now it's tested on dr. kent bratly, and nancy writebol. and now it's gone. >> there is dr. brantly in the blue shirt. and he appears to be quite well. the first american ever to be treated on american soil. and he's the first american to survive the ebola virus. that virus at the time was known, and there's another american citizen who says that he survived the ebola virus, but at the time of his survival, it was not known that he suffered from it. >it. this is the scene from atlanta. >> i'm pleased to introduce this morning, dr. bruss rivner, mel

san diego chargers. news chopper 2 took this video this morning. you can see all of the turf between the hashmarks and from end zone to end zone is gone. yesterday he abruptly ended practice after wide receiver johnson fell. they said the conditions were too poor for the team to practice. obviously the team immediately took action. you can see it looks like it is starting all over again. on twitter the 49ers released a statement saying the appropriate measures and look fortoward to hosting the san diego chargers. edge quote. many wonder if it could present an injury risk to the players. they spent $1.4 million on the playing surface. as the turf was installed in april the 49ers have soon to be taking the news in stride and this fan we spoke to says he is not worried. >> i don't think it's a big deal. i mean whoever is working on the grass you have to trust them. you know, to redo the whole thing again. >> reporter: again, as you take a live look at the stadium certainly a lot of people walking in. none of the people we spoke to seemed too concerned however reaction on social

plant the seed. 1769 marks the portola expedition of the spanish bho -- who started out in san diego and as a palo altoan. they saw palo alto and realized they were lost and went back to san diego. i don't have the exact timeframe but it's consistent with the same thrust that found yerba buena and eventually mission dolores. with the 250 anniversary of this breakthrough of western civilization i think there should be a regional acknowledgment of these affairs. very specifically i look, i'm familiar with your agenda today in a drought and also closely following the regent -- recent earthquake, i think it would be interesting to write 2019 port los ola and uses of water and how it's changed from the 49ers era and spanish era and mission era and through modern times and our technological advances. i think it would be an interesting checkbook publishes parks and libraries and streets and auchlt i think it might be interesting to have a resource or be fun maybe a little bit like the chinatown movie about the history of water use statewide, but i think it would be interesting for us, peninsula

until this weekend to get the new grass down. niners will host san diego in pre-season game on sunday. the chargers were assured the field would be ready and they do intend to play but tonight the 1.3 billion dollar stadium facing yet another potential problem. >> lisa is live at levi stadiu stadium. lisa? >>reporter: hi. first the turf issue and now this. bay area attorney is raising another issue. has to do with just how safe fans are sitting in the stands exploratorium base personal injury attorney chris do land is a big forty-niner fan. he's going to the sunday game against the chargers and this is him at the sky box level last sunday when he noticed the height of the glass balcony railing. >> it's really short. it made me concerned that someone might fall over and get killed. >>reporter: he wept so far as to write to forty-niner management and to the examiner today about his concerns. he says the levi stadium barrier are 30 inches. same height as the one at the ranger stadium when a fan reaching for a baseball fell to his death. california building codes require most stadium to h

have until this weekend to get the new grass down. niners will host san diego in pre-season game on assured the field would be fiele ready and they do intend to play but tonight the 1.3 billion dollar stadium facing yet another potential problem. >> lisa is live at levi stadiu stadium. lisa? rst>>reporter: hi. first the turf issue and now this. bay area attorney is raising another issue. has to do with just how safe fans are sitting in the stands exploratorium base personal injury attorney chris do land is a big forty-niner fan. he's going to the sunday game against the chargers and this is him at the sky box level last sunday when he noticed the height of the glass balcony railing. >> it's really short. it made me concerned that someone might fall over and get killed. >>reporter: he wept so far as to write to forty-niner management and to the examiner today about his concerns. he says the levi stadium barrier are 30 inches. same height as the one at the ranger stadium when a fan reaching for a baseball fell to his death. california building codes require most stadium to have a 42 i

premier in san diego at the old globe theater. distinguished. >> great theater. >> yes, a distinguished theater. and we had a soldout run. we turned so many people away that the old globe did something they rarely do. they gave us an extension. and when we finally closed we had broken their 77 year record for both box office and attendance. and then to top it all off, we won the best musical of the year award from the san diego catalytic circle. so -- critic circle. so we thout goight going to bro was going to be a piece of cake. nothing is. >> you should know out of all of us. >> a year and a half waiting to get a theater. every theater on broadway is booked up. we know that there is an audience there. >> right. >> and one that is enthusiastic. the music is fantastic. >> oh sure. >> we're very optimistic about the production itself. it is a matter of just getting it into a theater and presenting it to the public. i know the public is there for but it is very much alive today. voter suppression. and so we have to get young people, and all people in our democracy engaged in the electoral

for sunday's game against the san diego chargers. so west coast turf there, the sod growers here at levi stadium, it is not that unusual for field to be resodded so quickly. and the industry, they can do so between a college bowl game and an nfl game. they would not give us details on this particular project but they said it was "not a big deal." ken. >> it is dirt out there right now. and in a few hours, a few days they will be playing football. it's hard to believe. we will see if what they are saying is true. >> reporter: we will find out on sunday. >> thanks betty. also tonight, the giants finally finished a game they started two days ago. they challenged a loss on tuesday after the cubs ground crew fumbled the tarp during a rain delay. it was major league baseball's first successful protest in 28 years. dennis will have highlights of the game ahead in sports. >>> a group of 100 people marched through parts of san francisco tonight to show solidarity with protesters in ferguson, missouri. they zigzagged their way from u.n. plaza to the tenderloin and into the mission. it caused

legislative analyst office with san diego, portland and other cities and how they were ensuring equity and plans for these stimulus funds coming into city. this is an effort in 2014 now to work with our grass roots committees to ensure the city is doing everything possible to improve global warming and working very pro actively to reduce greenhouse gases and increase our efforts to build a sustainable future. and building these homes is a critical area and will bring expertise in the seven 7-person task force that will be created also with advisors from the critical departments of our city. the coordinating committee's goals are to comprehensiveively catalog all energy fisherty programs efficient cy and identify new revenue streams to identify work and it's really making sure that there is equity in how the city operates with energy and efficiency. it will focus on green collar jobs. in the earlier hearing we had raquel from sf state and many others that came to testify on the importance of having community driven efforts for energy efficiency. this was supported unanimously by the commiss

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carlos and perez had occupied san diego. you didn't know california started the occupy movement. he said occupy san diego and occupy monterey and came up here in 1769. that was the spanish mexican -- in 1815 and of course brought the mexicans in 1946, 1848. but the point is you never, you never keep control forever. there are always new waves coming so you have to stay ahead of the wave. [applause] that's what we call brown power. [applause] but anyway so i'm going to mexico next month because we want to forge an agreement. i ran for president three times and didn't quite make it. i won three primaries and unfortunately you have to win 25 primaries. california is like a nation-state with 38 million people, 40% of latino dissent and we can form our own agreement. mexico china british columbia on trade and joint research on scholarships and climate change. yeah there's a border but there's something bigger and that is the human family and when we focus on the western hemisphere and refocus on baja california we know that we are one greater family that is working together. together i t

chula vista near san diego. that concert has been canceled because of the investigation here at shoreline amphitheater after the homicide last night. but, again, the rascal flatts concert scheduled for tonight is still a go. reporting live in mountain view, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we are learning more about that deadly crash an interstate 880 overnight. it happened at the hegenberger road off-ramp about 3:00 this morning. the chp says a hayward man on a motorcycle was killed in the crash. all southbound lanes were shut down for a couple of hours while crews cleared the road and investigated. it's not yet clear if another vehicle was involved or what caused that accident. chp is asking anyone who may have witnessed that motorcycle crash on 880 about 3:00 this morning to please contact them. >>> continuing coverage of a problem at levi's stadium. will the turf hold? that's the big question tonight ahead of the 49ers preseason game against the chargers tomorrow afternoon. a fan tweeted this photo of the new turf. it looks great. crews preparing to paint the 49ers log

fort on the san diego river. they burned down the mission, bludgeoned to death a missionary and killed every spanish people. but the war was a lost cost. the spanish spent the next year arresting and torturing suspects. another remarkable figure was a young man and he was the first person baptized in mission san diego and was given the name diego. he was accused of using his influence on the other side. he was tortured but never confessed his role. the franciscan missionary wrote in the letter diego was a faithful and special favor of mine but turned trader in the revolution. diego was too sick to walk and died in september and was buried in the church cemetery. he was 25 years old at the time. this is step one in this transformation of the pacific. a few year later, spanish explorers stumbled across a great river that fed into the san francisco bay. and they concluded it probably had its head waters in new mexico. they were badly mistaken. but it was enough to prompt the spanish colonization of the san francisco bay. so they had tents and a portable alter not far from the cente

the san diego chargers sunday at 1:00 p.m. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and you can watch the 49ers as they take on the san diego chargers sunday on ktvu. our coverage begins at 12:30 p.m. with all access pass, levi stadium. and then stay with us after the game for the point after. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. he spoke about a lawsuit he plans to file on behalf of the family of a man shot to death by san francisco police. he was killed back in march after a confrontation with police officers. police chief says the officers opened fire after he pointed a taser at them that looked like a gun. he questioned the credibility of the officers. >> we never accepted this notion he pointed a -- the taser at an officer or did anything that created the impression the officer was in danger. the officer over reacted to the circumstances and shot and killed him. >> he said activist plan to march tomorrow to the federal courthouse where the lawsuit will be filed. >>> authorities say the discovery of two bodies may be a murder-suicide. relatives of the 61-year-old man came home to find him s

out on his own and he wasn't hurt. and a woman led san diego police on a wild freeway chase in one of their own cruisers. police say felicia flores stole the car and took off. the chase reached speeds as high as 90 miles an hour. they spiked the tires. that didn't seem to stop her. then things got really crazy. >> she slammed police vehicles. one san diego vehicle. then disabled her vehicle and she was taken into custody. >> no one was hurt and flores is facing several felony charges including grand theft auto and drunk driving. >>> the state's drought is not just drying occupy california lakes, some businesses say that it is also drying up their profits from boat and equipment rentals to food and drink sales. many businesses are taking a hit at folsom lake. >> 20,000 plus in july. this year, we just barely went over 2,000 for the whole month. so very big difference. >> shop owners are hoping for a rainy winter to help save next season. >>> and a california swimmer attacked by a great white shark last month was back in the water today. steven faced his fears this morning and went s