>> it is before sacramento. it's right before sacramento. would you say maybe 15 minutes away from the main part or 20 minutes away so it's not that far. but a lot of people just kind of drive through there. they don't even know where this is. they're just on their way to tahoe and now this will be a big problem until they reopen this, and 80 doesn't take much to actually slow down. looks like that pickup truck may be involved, police activity continues. >> sal, any idea how far this backup is here? you have heard that much? >> we really don't know. the newschopper was looking at the backup awhile ago and it stretched for a couple miles in the eastbound direction. and westbound i'm not sure. when all lanes close on interstate 80, as you might imagine, it's really going to be -- every minute it's closed it will lead to a bigger and bigger backup. >> and you mentioned every minute is closed, and at this point with this bees a police investigation, we have no idea how long it will stay that way, right? >> yes. and what we don't know is what hap

i remember thinking to myself that he will be the loneliest post partisan in sacramento. because governor schwarzenegger occupy the space close to the political 50 yard line and most of the legislators in both sides tend to occupy the ideological end zones. if you have a reasoned nuanced conversation with someone 100 yards away it is not easy. if you bring 10, 12, 14 people to sacramento people from both parties as a result of the redistricting you provide governor brown or governor schwarzenegger or a future governor with allies who can move forward. >> it's interesting to think -- >> in usc we are using these football analogies now. >> i have to challenge something that mark said. i think the super majority is only the biggest problem if you think that raising taxes is the only answer. the fact is that it's because of the super majority that's required to raise taxes or any spending measure that we manage to get many of the reforms that we achieved even though we don't talk about them and we're -- they are being undone in some cases. but the ideological split in the leg

the other big traffic problem though interstate 80 near sacramento is still shut down this noontime as police search for a gunman. i-80 is closed in davis on the yellow causeway that runs between davis and sacramento and it has been shut down since around 7:30 this morning. police are looking for a man suspected of opening fire at a commercial trucking business and crashing a carjacked get away vehicle on the freeway. he was being pursued by police. they say he fired shots at the officers. then jumped out of the stolen truck and ran after crashing it into a freeway median. now, this all began around 6:00 a.m. when officers responded to reports of shots being fired at the trucking business in west sacramento. the suspect was reportedly trying to rob the business but was surprised by employees showing up for work. he is described as a white man in his 20s wearing a long trench coat. there is no word yet on when interstate 80 will re-open. right now police are checking out another pickup truck stolen in the sacramento area, they say the suspect hit a man over the head and then took the tr

quitter women and spirit in sacramento. one more picture i think that mike said that we had a 10 minute thing for me to do. >>> this is a hospital and it was on religious that invented the incubator that is unknown to most people is still a lot of surprises in this exhibit. saved many babies lives. >>> toward the oximeter better understanding. >>> i think you will find the story of humanity expressed in feminine terms through this great exhibit and it is great. >>> and the story of this country of all those that have struggled with the pioneers of come here to all ages of history and those who have tried to work for the betterment and the help of others. >>> it's been wonderful having you both here thank-you and you're welcome back anytime

this will get you in toward the sierra or even sacramento proper. it's a few more files, but certainly better than a closed freeway. and, of course, we'll track that, send it back to you guys. >> thank you very much, mike. another traffic nightmare on the peninsula after two different crashes shut down most lanes of the san mateo bridge in both directions for several hours. first crash happened in a westbound lane at 6:00 this morning after a big rig hit a stalled pickup truck. that caused a small fuel leak, which brought in the coast guard. and fish and games. about 45 minutes later, driver in the eastbound lanes who was apparently looking over the accident ran back into the -- ran into the back, rather, of a chp patrol car, which then collided no a fire truck. thankfully, no one was in the patrol car or that fire truck. drivers certainly frustrated as they sat in that gridlock. >> makes my workday a little bit shorter. >> reporter: are you going to get in trouble for being late? >> i already called my boss, and he knows. >> i guess i'll ride it ou

in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> moment ago we showed you the traffic mess on i 80 in sacramento because of the carjacking but we also had traffic grid lock in the bay area today for different reasons. series of crashes ground traffic to halt on san mateo bridge early today. look at this the folks just stuck. backed up traffic on the bay bridge as well for hours. l amy explains how one stalled car turned into maim pile up in both directions. >> robert's 1995 pickup truck caused 2 accidents and an incredible back up that lasted the entire morning. the truck just quit on him at 6:00 o'clock this morning as he was driving westbound on the san mateo bridge. he tried to do everything right. >> turn on my hazard. i got over to the right lane. got as close to the curb as could i and when i came to a stop i was going uphill i got out. put reflective triangle out. >> but officers say other drivers didn't behave as well. first the driver of the tractor-trailer. he was at the call box phone when he saw him coming. >> he was moving too foos avoi avoid. ran right that it full speed. pretty much. >> c

i-80 shutdown between davis and west sacramento. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic as highway patrol tells people to exit. some are pulled over to the sigh, i imagine with gas prices so high no one wants to needlessly fuel. it is unclear we the highway will be back open. bay area folks will be trying to get to lake tahoe later today. hopefully, it will be open by then. here live just before the yolo causeway, you can see this is where highway patrol, one of the exits highway patrol is trying to tell people to get off. all the police have now pore the us is expense description is that it is a young kay man in his 20s wearing a -- young caucasian man in his 20s wearing a long trench coat. for now it is a massive headache. nanette miranda, abc7 news. >>> amy hollyfield is live where it has been a nightmare for morning computers. >> reporter: downright dreamy out here now compared to what it was -- look at those cars they are finally moving this just happened a few minutes ago they opened all westbound lanes 45 minutes ago the back-up was

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i-80 shutdown between davis and west sacramento. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic as highway patrol tells people to exit. some are pulled over to the sigh, i imagine with gas prices so high no one wants to needlessly fuel. it is unclear we the highway will be back open. bay area folks will be trying to get to lake tahoe later today. hopefully, it will be open by then. here live just before the yolo causeway, you can see this is where highway patrol, one of the exits highway patrol is trying to tell people to get off. all the police have now pore the us is expense description is that it is a young kay man in his 20s wearing a -- young caucasian man in his 20s wearing a long trench coat. for now it is a massive headache. nanette miranda, abc7 news. >>> amy hollyfield is live where it has been a nightmare for morning computers. >> reporter: downright dreamy out here now compared to what it was -- look at those cars they are finally moving this just happened a few minutes ago they opened all westbound lanes 45 minutes ago the back-up was

that vehicle is found in north sacramento. i just spoke to a police spokesman a couple of minutes ago. he told me they were chasing down leads in the sacramento area but so far have made no arrests. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> moraga police are investigating a report of a driver who might have been trying to lure a girl into his car. the girl said the driver seemed to motion to her but did not roll down his window or speak. the student described the man as asian, 35 to 45 years old driving a silver four door sedan. >>> administrators say four students ate cookies laced with marijuana at that school this morning. live oak high, officials at live oak high says one student got dizzy and had to leave class. add -- administrators say they are looking to who's responsible. >>> marijuana smokers gathered across the country and here in the bay area on this april 20th to celebrate national pot smoking day. one of the biggest gathering spots was san francisco's golden gate park. thousands of people headed to what's known as hi

> en otroas informaciónes los embargos han disminuido en señal de que la macroeconomia mejora >> en sacramento los embargos calleron también en el dorado >> mientras en algunos estados se ha prohibido el aborto. actualemten se esta verificando si los enfermeros podrían practicar abortos >> miles de parejas buscan tener hijos a traves de fertilidad asístida.. veremos el siguiente reportaje >> (sonido bebé) >> ellas no se conocen pero tienen cosas en comun, son latinas pero ninguna puedo tener hijos >> ♪(música) >> por el cáncer de ceno y esta optra mujer le queitaron las trompas de falopio su unica opcion era la inseminacion asístida >> el problema es queque es muy caro, se ofrece opciones y precios >> desde pastillas, hasta la fecundacion... que pueden llegar a miles de dólares >> cuanto tiempo les tomó? >> unos 3 años >> pero la religion es la barrera sobre la reproduccion in vitro >> el malentendido sobre el proceso sobre el cual la iglesia considera esta practica como mala es sólo un malentendido >> esta mujer es catolicos pero dice que dios la llevó a esta solucion. >> existe

look that the almost 90 degrees out toward sacramento. we'll come into the bay area proper, lots of numbers popping up. let's get rid of the buoys there. that's taking up a little bit of space. it's 83 right now in san jose. 86degrees toward redwood city and out toward mountain view. 75 in oakland at the airport. and 74 in san francisco at the airport. some more temperatures take a look at this. big touchtures ture -- temperatures up in the area. it is definitely well above average for this time of year and temperatures are going to be warmer as we go into the bay area weekend. when i come back we'll get specific. i'll go right to your city. we'll look at your forecast high for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. there's going to be wind shifts which could change the way you do business on sunday. i'll see you back here. >> go to our web website to check out temperatures for where you live. >> there's never been any question by the mayor in writing or by phone call of interest of what happened. >> reporter: today ro

but one week before the holiday a christian spiritual life center in sacramento lost their lease and this centers that did, offering their place of worship, breaking religious and cultural barriers. >> people are coming from the bay orarea and all of the place to witness this event, we're just happy to be a part of it. >> worshipers celebrated one of the most important days of the year for christians. and to witness history in the making. >> my heart is filled with generosity for the muslim community here in sacramento, to allow us to me here on easter. >> it is just once in a lifetime, i hope that its spreads. >> parishioners say this marks a breaking of tradition with the hopes of creating a new one. >> tha,,,,,, if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >> relatives of survivors and those

sacramento police responded to a call of shots fired. when officers arrived the suspect carjack a female driver eventually crushing of the highway. a second vehicle was an carjack. police said the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> one of the men advocated in the secret service sex scandal is taking serious heat breakage or and, it posted on facebook. >>catherine: slow the beautiful weather in the weekend is here. why not consider visiting a national park. >>pam: the man who are off rounds at a california elementary school into children was sentenced today. all find out how much time he will spend behind bars. compaq >>pam: a man who opened fire at a california elementary school will serve life in prison. in october of 2010 he walked onto the campus of a cross that elementary school and fired into a crowd of about 230 students during a midday recess. two girls were wounded. the 42 year-old was convicted last month of seven counts of premeditated attempted murder and assault with a fire arm. today he was sentenced to 189 years-

it is very upsetting >> sacramento county deputies defend what happened saying they have every right to take student dna without alerting parents >> regardless or not if they are juvenile or adult, we don't necessarily require the consent of the apparent >> hastings contravene constitutional law professor says that is not exactly true, the law is murky. he says officers do not need probable cause or permission to search the school by opening back packs or lockers but the supreme court draws the line at strip searching students, that is not allowed. dna falls in the gray area between those cases >> if i were the police i would be careful. you don't want your evidence tossed so you don't even want to come close to the line >> professor little says even if the parents are upset they're not likely to win any money from the school system if they were to sue but there could be repercussions down the road if there is a murder trial so depending on what they learn there is a chance that it could be thrown out altogether because they did not get parental permission. >> it is not a major surpr

ago i also recover the second one that was read can lake but sunday's fall of lotus and northeast of sacramento trump's them all the generated a sonic boom. >>> 1/4 is fielding nuclear device that's why could be heard from asset is to sacramento. nasa estimates was. >>> 70 metric tons this is the size of a large bus. hardly for the earth's atmosphere and then broke apart. and speaking about the see the same operator that cbs five uses to track advancing rainstorms is the same manner that captured media rights raining down on the tiny town of lotus. >>> have basically a training material. did police rich with 4 billion year-old reno acids. says this nasa ames scientists with the second man to discover meteorites and lotus. >>> this date from the origin of the solar system. >>> so is asking everyone in the bay area for surveillance cameras that they cease. >>> check your security footage around 751 1/7 to 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning. to see if you detected anything. >>> and el dorado county robert lyles cbs five. degree wilton up and some fishing line has been spotted off the monterey coast that

would he play next sunday against oklahoma city and also against sacramento? that is up in the air. >> mike: if you weren't with us before, kobe hold heather cox he hopes to be back before the playoffs. and a look at the screen and roll sessions. and don't visit. and shot clock at five. metta world peace gives the lakers a four point lead. >> hubie: he's had a solid game, he ha 18 points. that was a tough shot. even on the elevation, he was drifting to the right on the release. >> mike: nowitzki, terry, the screen and roll. terry, fouled. barreling towards the basket. >> hubie: with the shot clock down here now, world peace realizes the clock is going to go off. and gets up, pressures the shot. and very difficult, and i'm glad he knocked it in. >> mike: the second foul of overtime. and the 9 mavericks called a time-out with a court side block and nowitzki, sessions and gasol and got banged. comes to the free-throw line. >> hubie: we know from the foul line down, he causes a problem. and whatever reason, everything has been outside of 18 feet notch the opportun

chp stopped traffic on the stretch of i-80 west of sacramento. about 6:00 a.m. while they looked for an armed carjacker. he fired at police before hitting a median and then running off. the freeway closure stranded drivers traveling between sacramento and davis left baking in the stun while tactical squads searched with dogs and helicopter. many bay area residents heading to lake tahoe were stopped in their tracks. many passengers missed their flights at sacramento airport. >> about the same time, a traffic nightmare in the bay area. san mateo bridge was shut down in both directions. multiple problems. the first crash happened in a westbound lane of the bridge, 6:00 a.m. when a big rig hit a stalled pickup truck. that caused a gas leak which brought in the coast guard and the department of fish and game. about 45 minutes later, a driver in the east bound lane, distracted by the crash, ran into the back of a chp patrol car which hit a firetruck. look at the pictures here. a few hours of gridlock. traffic final leap got moving by 10:00 a.m. >>> are you feeling the

in west sacramento. the police say someone fired shots in an attempted robbery at an auto shop. now, the gunman evaded s.w.a.t. teams and carjacked a vehicle a block away. the officers caught up to the stolen vehicle and the man fired at them before crashing on interstate 80. a witness says the man had a gun and was desperately trying to escape. >> he was focusing on a car and then he would switch to the next lane if that car was not stopping and eventually all of the traffic slowed down on that sad to where he was able to run across and jump off to the other side. >> the police say the shooter got away. hot wired a tractor and eventually carjacked yet another vehicle that was later found abandoned in north sacramento. investigators were searching an apartment building in that area. the causeway reopened at 12:30 today. >>> within the next hour, an official search for a missing santa rosa teen is set to come to an end. investigators say at sunset tonight they plan to end their efforts to locate charlotte molinari. the 15-year-old was reportedly last seen on saturday leaving her

hundreds of drivers trapped near sacramento on interstate 80 while swat teams combed the countryside for a list of the gunman. the backup lasted for about six hours. bay area drivers space-bar on a traffic nightmare on the san the tail bridge. a pair of accidents and made a long trip around the bay. also tonight, a chinatown a landmark is closing its doors. >> the health department says the building is not safe. new study says man and one bay area counties have the country's highest life expectancy. we will tell you which one. third announcer: kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. starts now. >>pam: what a beautiful day and evening across the bay area. look at the scenes from san leandro to marin county. we have a live picture from christie field to show you, what a beautiful sunset. even still see people out and about enjoying the lovely weather. jacqueline has more on just how warm it was and how long the great weather will last. >>jaqueline: it was certainly warmer out there this afternoon as we take a live picture from christie field. gorgeous sunset. there is no fog in the distance behind the

when police responded to reports of a shooting at a west sacramento machine rep repair shop. that is where they say the gunman shot and employees and still a car. they say he later crashed the car into the center divider on a and fled on foot sometime later she found a man birdwatching hit over the head is still his truck. somebody had and had so my track. >>> so we know what he was hit with. >>> we don't know. we know what he was hit with. >>> investigators say they later found a suspect knew historic stolen truck the surprise disclosure of 83 and three parking lot in both directions for hours. >>> today's bay area had line is distracted riding as large lead debate for a series of questions they closed the san mateo bridge in both directions this started as a o'clock this morning in the westbound lanes a big rig crashed into a pickup truck minutes later apparently rubberneckers smashed into the back of a chp, the bridge across a parking lot in the morning commute it was until time clock all lanes finally reopened. >>> today sonoma county sheriff's resume their search for mis

. >> el canto de la unión de campesinos se escuchó en el centro de sacramento. >> unas 500 personas no hicieron caso de las lluvias que amenazo la marcha que se ha llevado por los últimos 12 años . >> ni la lluvia ni el viento tiene movimiento . >> aquí vamos . >> ya sea protegidos con el mal clima, o pies descalzo, los manifestantes jamás cedieron, una marcha que incluyó a muchos adolescentes . >> una emoción fuerte. >> ¿por qué ?. >> los manifestantes marcharon por más de días, no solamente latinos, personas de otras razas que respetan el legado de cesar chavez . >> el movimiento no es para una sola raza dice, todos llevamos injusticias hoy en día . >> impresionante por la juventud y la valentia del pueblo en estas condiciones del agua . >> ♪ [música] . >> al sur del estado,en orange, una mujer es acusada de mezclar una sustancia mortal, yogurt con quimico, la residente enfrenta cargos por cometer suicidio invasivo, ella después de dar la mezcla al veterano de guerra llamo a la policía para decir del descubrimiento del cuerpo . >> en el salvador sigue la búsqueda de

with respect to the testimony in sacramento, if there are prepared remarks that the director is entering, it those could be attached to a future directors reports, i think it would be good to memorialize those. i think that is actually a very good effort on the city's part advancing the electronic filing statewide, and finally, the report does not remind people that form 700, annual filings are due next monday, not later than, so we would like people to comply and file them on a timely basis rather than having to deal with non filing and late filing after the fact. a public-service announcement. vice president studely: i did not follow your first item. what were they? >> on page 3. thank you very much. vice president studely: there is one other item, in your continuing to seek a joint meeting with the task force, and we may just want to share that on the record. >> -- executive director: the tapes that we have sent them included april 13, which is the date that they chinos. -- they chose. unfortunately, they took two weeks from when they said the potential dates to answer, and by the tim

. >> sacramento teen refuses to testify against the man accused of kidnapping and raping her. so here's the question. why is she being held in jail? we have that store coming up. >> plus the rest of california gets a pass on a law that has changed happy meals in parts of the bay area. >> guess what. not even apple is immune from hack attack. >> accu-weather forecast center. easter weekend around the corner but is it without rain. find out in my accu-weather forecast. >> line too long at the favorite coffee shop? guess what? there's now an app for that. guess what? there's now an app for that. news >> 17-year-old rape victim is in juvenile hall for not testifying against her attacke attacker. the highly unusual case in sacramento pits public safety against the rights of a rape victim. jonathan has the story. >> if she's a victim, she's suffered a horrible, horrible experience, and now she's bein being, she's being treated like a criminal and she's being forced to live through this every day. >>reporter: the incident in question reportedly occurred last july with young girl now

she tells the sacramento bee she is retiring so those that are involved can move forward. a recent report blamed the pepper spray incident on poor planning and communication and decision making >> should we checked the weather? >> i think we should. >> we had a long stretch of rain for a while and we needed it but it feels good to have the direct heat. out the door right now is actually not too bad. temperatures outside right now are in the fifties across the bay area. 57 in san jose, 56 in oakland and san rafael. temperatures anywhere from 5-10 degrees above average for this time of year. santa rosa seen the biggest difference in average. once again we will warm things up by friday and saturday. it looks pretty good, staying dry through the weekend it with a slight cool down for the start of the next workweek. in the meantime, let's hit the road and show you what is going on for the start of the morning commute >> no major snags this morning, we are accident free for the most part. here is a live look at 101 through the south bay. a high wind advisory on the san mateo bri

the san jose state university president blames budget cuts from sacramento. >> when we have students who would like to go to college, and are meeting the minimum standards, and they are not able to do, i think that's a very sad situation. >> 8,600 freshmen and transfer students were accepted in this fall's class. about 650 freshmen would have gotten rejection letters. about 800 transfer students as well. priscilla said for many students who have to work, not getting into their local csu may be the difference between going to college or not. >> unfortunately some students do tend to drop from school. because they do put more priority on working. and it's really like a difficult situation. >> reporter: that was san jose state president, blasting sacramento for all of those rounds of budget cuts and encouraged every californian to take responsibility for what is a public good, he said. by the way, there might be a bit of a silver lining to this story, in that as the population drops here at san jose state, it might be easier for those students who are already enrolled to get the classes

. >> reporter: an all-out manhunt underway for a suspected gunman who shot a repair shop in west sacramento. because of this all-out manhunt look behind me parts of i-80 including the yolo causeway is closed in both directions. at least one inintroducer was in the shop around 6:00 when three workers walked in. the workers called out and asked who's there? the suspect shot at them they were able to take cover and escape the building shortly after a carjacking took place it is possible that the is same person at the shooting police pursued him, he even shot at police the suspect crashed and has fled on foot

saw a record record in reno. 103 in palm springs with 91 in sacramento. so back home we are looking at numbers coming up a little bit, 90 san jose, 91 los gatos, with upper 0s for sunyvale, 80 in milbrae, half moon bay 72 with 89. san francisco once again in the upper 70s. yesterday by noon it was 73 degrees. 76 in south city. and in the north bay, plenty of 80s. in fact, more like upper 80s toward santa rosa, napa, and near east bay a couple degrees warmer. oakland 83. 85 toward union city. fremont 87 and our inland east bay looking at upper 80s to low 90s. 92 pleasanton and down by the monterey bay we are talking the 83 watsonville and 92 hollister. here's the forecast. cooling on tap tomorrow and monday. we call it partly cloudy. by tuesday back in the 70s. the warmest days wednesday and thursday. cooler, a little bit of rain possible and then back to partly cloudy. but here we are used to the one, two-day heat wave. >> yeah. i think we pretty much have every season coming up next week. nice of you to provide that for us. thanks, lisa. >> my pleasure.

what the '90s show enough out there, sacramento in the '90s as was much of the central valley. today temperatures will drop off about 10 degrees. in the '80s for the warmer spots. back into the upper fifties to low '60's at the beach and a cooling trend continues on the shore with temperatures in one remaining warm. a nice bit of variety as we warm up for the end of the week. >> senator orrin hatch from utah will be in his first primary election in 36 years. he fell short of the nomination by 50 votes at the state convention this weekend >> i am a tough old bird and i have never felt more eager for more excited or energized >> the 78 year-old lawmaker will take on a tea party back challenger. if hatch winds it would be his seventh term in office and he says it would be the last one. the nominating convention in utah the tea party was a big deal during the early rounds of the republican race >> now that mitt romney is on top, one of the questions we asked our political insiders is, is that the party still as vital as they were on the national front? >> i don't think they are, i

san francisco raider to visit old friends in sacramento. despite working two jobs at two different restaurants the aspiring pharmacy technician finds it hard to live on minimum wage. >> electricity and water and every day things like food and gas. >> from restaurant servers to retail clerks, valets to car washers, help may be on the way. the labor committee approved a bill that would adjust the state's minimum wage annually according to the rate of inflation. it could never decrease. they want to address the widening income gap which is the highest in the state in at least 30 years. >> in sacramento, we are talking about giving tax breaks and helping out businesses. let's balance that out thinking about what plan do we have for working families across california to also have some relief in the tough economy. >> while local cities can mandate a higher minimum wage the last statewide increase took effect four years ago but southern california businessman tom benson says tying wages to inflation is a job killer if employers cannot predict how

the associated press is reporting the explosion rattled windows and shook houses from sacramento all the way to bakersfield and up to reno, too. some people even reported seeing a fireball streak across the sky at the same time. >> there was just a really low rumble that started getting louder and louder and louder like a rocket taking off. and then it finally started shaking the house and everything. >> experts say the meteor likely broke up above earth somewhere over the sierra southwest of reno. there were not any reports of earthquakes during that time. >>> so we're going to check in with meteorologist rob and find out about the weather and also this sonic boom or whatever the heck it was. >> yeah, pretty interesting when you're dealing with a larger meteor which the astronomers at the universities of nevada-reno think was perhaps as large as a washing machine. as it falls through the atmosphere and starts to slow down and starts to head into the denser part of the atmosphere. this is around the stratosphere just before it drops. it slows it down. you start to see that vapor trai

this started yesterday and west sacramento. there was to separate carjacking accounts and even a farm equipment was hot wired. >> a city official is stepping down because of personal problems. >>isabel: these sunshine and traffic both increasing >>marty: welcome back. the suspended sure for will remain suspended. heat had filed a motion to have this suspension lifted after his domestic f violence case. mirkarimi . >> this is the series of personal problems on our own chemical dependency. she claimed that she was physically assaulted in a new york hotel room. that catapulted her into the limelight and she said in an e-mail that her husband had given her drugs. she is now on focused on raising her children. >>isabel: ping was a receptionist at the oikos university. 58th the suspected shooter, a former student is still awaiting sentencing. he shooter one goh, >> the latest from the zimmerman trayvon martin case. ♪ >>isabel: 9:13 a beautiful day. looking at the farmers' market. >> what a gorgeous day. here to tell us all about it

sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take for granted because of the americans with disabilities act. it has wonderful tiles. this was not accidental. this is the sunshine school. we made the school as beautiful as possible to take the children's minds off their problems. it was also crippled children. this might sound familiar to you if you know the history of president roosevelt. he was paralyzed by polio on the threshold of a promising career. he came back and few americans knew how disabled he was. he learned compassion. he learned he could help other people of different races that he never met before. this is what we used his inheritance for. this lead to the polio vaccine. this

he was firing at officers chasing him when he crashed on interstate 80 west of sacramento. officers then shut down the yolo causeway for six hours between davis and sacramento but the gunman escaped. the long closure you see there caused a massive back up stranding hundreds of drivers and forcing thousands of others to take long detours. >> tried to wind our way back through the garden highway and got rerouted. took about an hour and 15 minutes. >> authorities say the gunman hot wired a tractor then car jacked another vehicle but in just the past 90 minnesotas it appears deputies may have got him. they say they exchanged gun fire with a man in a north sacramento apartment building that man was killed. however at this point authorities haven't confirmed whether he is in fact the suspect. >> a body found in sonoma late today appears to be that of a missing teen. the son nah county sheriff has been searching for the 15-year- old. a body of a young girl believed to be her was found by a search team in the state park near santa rose a. the investigation into the case, apparently

we're in the beautiful mountains of el dorado county today, which is just a short drive away from sacramento. andhat brings us to our first story. if you're anything like me, you've probably consumed this next produce item at let once this week. that's because it's been called america's favorite vegeble. but we like to call it a reason to get our hands dirty and meet some real potato pioneers. with their adaptability and versatility, it's wonder potatoes are a fan favorite. bad, mashed, diced, or scalloped, no matter how you slice it, from potato chips to french fries d almost anything in between, the potato has been a staple of our diet throughout history and today. and there's no denying we have a special love affair with t spuds. you know, on average, each of us will actually eat 135 pounds of potatoes a year, and in a wide variety of forms. in fact, potatoes are the leading vegetable crop in the united states, with annual total production being about 41 billion pounds. and they've been a staple ron lehr's family farm since the 1930s.his third genetion farmer grows more th 2,500 acres of

it started with a shooting at a west sacramento repair shop >> it was certainly a spectacular series of crimes that led us here to this point. it is all ending here at the apartments and it ended on a balcony just about 50 ft. down from the one you're looking at. we will take you to video of what we shot the night around dusk when the sheriff was let out here on a tip that the suspect could be hiding out at the apartment complex. they say they saw him and he saw the cops as well so he ran into the unit and they say at that point he busted a hole through the side and stuck his head out and then went back in and the next thing the share saw was smoke and fire and the apartment engulfed. he had out to the balcony and they say he was barricading himself on the balcony fortifying himself with furniture. they said they feared the fire would spread and they opened fire. >> there were about 15 gunshots within about three seconds or four seconds and helicopters going around >> >> right now the deputies are expected to be out here for several more hours. at this point there are still no more w

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nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> i get sick to my stomach. i am asking this court to set is right. >> bradley said he's been waiting more than three decades for closer. his sister, terry, was brutally murdered and raped in 1981 in a vineyard. her killer, michael morales, sits on death row and is one of 14 inmates who have exhausted all their appeals. just as he was about to be executed in 2006, a judge granted a reprieve, allowing his lawsuit to move forward after he claimed the three-drug lethal injection method was cruel and unusual punishment. winshell filed a lawsuit of his own saying he has waited long enough. he wants the state to move to executions by moving to a one-drug process currently used in other states. >> i consider 31 years excessive delay, injury to myself and my family. >> the death penalty has been criticized for many years. delays often result in decades passing before an inmate's execution is carried out. >> it's a sad state of affairs when those officials with the duty to execute the law care so little about the rights

he was firing at officers chasing him when he crashed on interstate 80 west of sacramento. officers then shut down the yolo causeway for six hours between davis and sacramento but the gunman escaped. the long closure you see there caused a massive back up stranding hundreds of drivers and forcing thousands of others to take long detours. >> tried to wind our way back through the garden highway and got rerouted. took about an hour and 15 minutes. >> authorities say the gunman hot wired a tractor then car jacked another vehicle but in just the past 90 minnesotas it appears deputies may have got him. they say they exchanged gun fire with a man in a north sacramento apartment building that man was killed. however at this point authorities haven't confirmed whether he is in fact the suspect. >> a body found in sonoma late today appears to be that of a missing teen. the son nah county sheriff has been searching for the 15-year- old. a body of a young girl believed to be her was found by a search team in the state park near santa rose a. the investigation into the case, apparently

since 2004 this woman has been responsible for investigating and reporting child abuse in sacramento county but according to the state documents, she is accused of abusing some of our most vulnerable children herself >> i don't think she should be hired for a job like that >> she and her husband have been foster parents since 1999 but in 2004 the department of social services received an anonymous tip that she used gay slurs on her foster children, encourage them to fight, and even lock them in the garage without air conditioning or heating for hours. they were never charged and instead they settled with the state. the couple surrendered their foster license and she was allowed to keep her job with cbs >> state government officials have some really hard questions to answer >> children's advocate says that what makes it more outrageous is that they knew about the abuse allegations and hired her after the allegations were made and kept her on the job even after the state reported the allegations to cbs but a spokesperson told us over the phone, a low-level employee took the complaint a

they say we want to stay in sacramento but not under these terms. sharks play the blues tomorrow. kings beat vancouver, they lead 2-0. >>> have a good weekend everybody.

a sacramento mosque road barriers today it hosted easter services to a christian congregation for the first time in history. spiritual life center lost its lease leaving its parishioners without a place to worship. salem community center offered its mosque to the church. traditionally non must not muslims are not allowed and mosques. michael moran call that history in the making. >>> my heart is filled with generosity for the muslim community in sacramento to allow us to be here today >>> people came from the bay area and all over to what is this one-of-a-kind event. we're happy to be part of it. >>> 2 easter services were held at the salem center. for those who think marathons' are no big deal there are ultramarathons for those things ultras are more of a,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's an ultramarathon for those students stand at the extreme heat. the annual 70 long run began in morocco, runners go 150 mi. across the sahara desert. the for stage was 21 mi. over sand and terrain to mom is 24 mi. long and and runners have to carry their own food. water and tents are supplied. jim why did

the explosions shook homes from reno to sacramento to bakersfield. many people reported seeing a fireball just before the explosion. >> while i was out your watering and i just looked up and i saw it blowing over like that. it was just beautiful, really big with a lot of color and then it just disappeared >> there was a vapor trail in the sky that you could see for a half-hour after words but other than that, that was hit. i had never seen anything like that before in my life >> and astronomer believes the meteor broke up somewhere over the sierra as southwest of reno. a pg&e memo just disclosed reveals the san bruno pipeline that exploded in 2010 had a history of failures. the 1989 document details and investigation they did into what caused the leak in october of 1988. their conclusion, a defective welds on a seem and that is the same kind of failure that contributed to the san bruno explosion. pg&e did not turn over the document until last month saying they had only recently found it. the utility disputes the memos conclusions. another step tomorr

hail reported in rancho cordova and south sacramento. >> developing news now. the pepper spraying of peaceful uc davis demonstrators was excessive and uncalled for. that is according to an independent report just released a short time ago on an incident that got national attention. there is a special meeting underway. >> that meeting just wrapping up. this is the task force report that is thick and critical of those campus administrators, police force and their combined decision to use pepper spray. >> with respect to the conduct of the police there are just serious faults, if you will. >> head of a special task force says the use of pepper spray n students was unnecessary. and that culmination of mistakes made by police in campus administration. >> there is no reason we can conclude to have used pepper spray. >> we're going to learn from what happened in november. this is a bad day for a great university. a lot to learn and this will help. >> in their 190 page report the supreme court justice and his colleagues found many problem was the way demonstrators were