for 14 years, he was the head chef for randy parygary restaurants in sacramento. today, he's traded in his chef's hat to promote, educate, and even celebrate produce with other chefs. >> i use email. i use the phone. but the best thing to do is to be able to go into a restaurant, to go into the kitchen, to find the person cooking the food, and say, "hey, what can i get you? what are you looking for?" >> i would just be doing seed production if it weren't for jim driving in here and refusing to drive away and saying, "no, i really want this stuff. no, ycu don't understand, i really do want to buy this stuff." and "i really want this, and i really want it now, and i really want some, and i want samples," and you know, so forth and so on despite my best efforts to get rid of him. >> as chef michael tuohy starts preparing mals with the greens, he admits his job would be so much more difficult if it were not for produce experts like jim mills. >> jim fills a need here that nobody else does, and that is he--his company and him, particularly, works with several small far

we are the home of silicon valley, and we're also the home of sacramento. so i don't know if the one cancels -- >> the other one out. right. >> the state has had real difficulties in managing computer systems. and this is a complex computer system in which 1,000 districts are supposed to feed their data into one computer system, and it has a lot of trouble. so other states are far ahead of california in using what they call a student longitudeinial data system. so yeah. california lost 14 points alone on that fact. >> to what extent was it not possible to win this without union support? >> yeah. it's really difficult. it's difficult on two grounds. number one, they rate -- they look at the participation of unions as a reflection of the -- all the elements in your educational community. superintendents, school boards, and unions. only about 1/3 of the unions participated in it. so can you win it? it's difficult. but if there's a third round and if some of the unions that are now discussing in los angeles the use of really performance -- factors of performanc

oakland police got a tip that this suspect was in the sacramento area and contacted sacramento county sheriff's officials who located the man who aparticipantly barricaded himself inside a building right outside the city of sacramento. the suspect has been arrested and is in custody, so we wanted to keep you up to date on that. a murder suspect from oakland is in custody after a stand off in sacramento county. >>> in other news tonight, a new high tech way to keep track of student social security being used right here in the bay area. the technology is expected to lessen the teachers's responsibility and hopefully increase students learning. ken pritchett is live with more on how this system works. >> the children wear this tracking device on their children and it will alert if the child leaves campus. one benefit of this technology is for teachers because it will allow them more time to teach. it is nap time, a brief moment in the day when children can relax, a rare luxury for teachers such as simone bufford. >> checking papers all day long. >> reporter: when a child arrives, the tea

you have to go far out into sacramento. just about 88 in sacramento. but widespread 70s north bay and south bay. so once again 60s surrounding the immediate bay. really no changes from what we've seen the past couple days, past couple weeks. and with our area of low pressure beginning to head on in, this should break up that cloud cover for us. maybe by about noontime or a little sooner. and it's behind this system that we're gonna get into a little warming. so with it you can see a shower, even a thunderstorm to the north of us in the valley. and the temperatures not changing too much. but they'll continue to slide on through. as they do, we'll see the temperatures kind of fluctuate day-to-day. 69 sunnyvale with low 70ss most part santa clara and san jose. look for mid-70s los gatos. temperatures here, yeah, running 8 degrees below the average. mid and upper 50s half moon bay bay with upper 60s menlo park and redwood city tapping out at 69 mountain view. highs 77 this time of year. san francisco about noon clearing with temperatures there in the low 6

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. an emotional plea from a father as a four-year-old boy killed by a drunk driver last months. mr. cortez of gilroy urged people to think twice before they drink and drive. >> my family's not the same. 'cause we miss our son very much. because he was a very happy child. >> in addition to the crackdown in santa clara county, 25 contra costa county law enforcement agencies will be out enforce looking for drunk drivers starting today. both campaigns run through labor day weekend. >> a letter carriers is a little shaken but otherwise okay after the mail truck she was driving exploded when she turned on the ignition. take a look at these pictures from sky 7 hd. the explosion happened yesterday afternoon, and there was almost nothing left of the truck. >> as we try to dig into this a little more, we're understanding there was a natural gas leak that was directly underneath the vehicle. pg&e crews were aware of it

here's the low today triggering shower or thunderstorm in the sacramento area. and then behind it, that's when we're gonna see a bit of a warm-up. a ridge of high pressure wants to nose into the west coast behind it temporarily for about 36 to 48 hours. then behind that, you got it, another area of low pressure keeping temperatures where they have been throughout much of the summer. so look at today. numbers even a little bit uniform or cooler than yesterday. i've got 69 in sunnyvale. 72 in san jose. with this area of low pressure pushing in, could mix out the low cloud cover. temperatures are going to stay the same but we could see a little bit brighter conditions before noontime here on the peninsula. so maybe an earlier burnoff for you but still numbers the mid-to upper 60s to san mateo to redwood city. 69 mountain view. look for those 50s once again at our coast. downtown 62, partly cloudy this afternoon, with sunset coming in in the upper 50s. pretty cloudy there and here we have widespread 70s. 74 in san rafael. up in novato, santa rosa. low 70s san rafael

en sacramento la informaciÓn produce diferentes opiniones y reacciones en el norte de la ciudad nos dimos a nadie comprando huevos. >> no comprando huevos. >> algunos prefieren tirarlos. >> son dos o tres dÓlares que servirÁn a la basura pero es por salud de ellos y de uno mismo. >> se acabaron y no pudimos comprar mÁs. no estamos tomando el riesgo de comprar huevos. >> como tengo un niÑo, hemos cortado con lo nuevo por seguridad. >> en el centro de sacramento los pro toros orgÁnicos no tuvieron problemas para vender sus productos, incluso se acabaron temprano. la informaciÓn sobre la crisis del huevo es confusa, el origen de las crisis de salmonella se ubican en iowa, metas tanto en el sur de sacramento y quienes se atreven a consumir huevos sin miedo alguno. >> piensa seguir comprando huevos? >> yo si. >> no tiene miedo de contraer salmonella? >> para nada. >> aÚn hoy sigue existiendo desinformaciÓn. >> hace falta mucha informaciÓn. >> sabe cuÁles son las marcas que estÁn marcadas? >> no, no puse atenciÓn o no dieron informaciÓn de quÉ clase de marcar debemos de retirar de

fix sacramento. and deliver results. authorities say that a car ran into a crowd and killed eight people tonight. this is driven off road race in the southern california desert. the sheriff's office says that one the car up loss control. and plunge into the crowd. 12 people were injured. allow those people were airlifted to the hospital. near the county lucerne valley. no other details available. >> ludwig as could be up and throwing posey tried to score. the giants win. >> and those that hit the game- winning single that gave the giants to win over the padre's this ties the game series. it continues tomorrow. of course only the giant sucking wind in the last 10 medians against the padres. third game to mar 1 05 and at&t part. the a's lost to the twins in minnesota today. major-league records though. he only allowed six hits are fewer. and the story of sacramento tonight. you gotta see this to believe it. >> all my god almighty god. that pours zebra i feel so bad for. >> can you believe it ever average on for ever zebra

cooler air mass spilled in. 54 sacramento and also sacramento yesterday was 78. 78 in sacramento. talk about cool. low's going one way or the other. there's the secondary one coming downright there. but it looks like high pressure in the southwest wants to build back in slowly. so overcast drizzle gives way to sunny conditions, breezy but slightly warmer away from the coast. temperatures upper 70s low to mid-80s. for some warmer south bay also north bay but on the coast a lot of 50s and 60s. the fog's not going anywhere any time soon. so fog and then temperatures start to rebound a little as we head into the weekend. dave and pam. >>> thank you. time now 5:09. california's budget crisis is apparently not slowing down construction plans. but where that construction will take place is causing a bit of a debate. and it's right here in the bay area. >>> and if you have kids chances are you've waited outside a jumpy house. but new tests show they may not be good for your health. we'll explain why. >>> and a new poll shows how americans are feeling about the economy, congress and presid

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. crisis have been forced to cut some non- essential >>> public schools hit hard by the state's budgets crisis have been forced to cut some nonessential services. among those cuts are landscaping, but as julie watt shows us, at one oakland school businesses and community members are stepping up to keep the grounds well groomed. >> this is really sad. >> reporter: carl showland was shocked when he saw the landscaping in front of this elementary. he said it's nothing like the lush vegetation at his walnut creek middle school. >> i would be unhappy and i would talk to the school district, try and get people to help, just like we're doing here. >> reporter: carl is one of 50 volunteers from as far away as roseville who gave up their saturday to clean up one of 5 oakland schools. >> we have the whole family out here. >> reporter: carl's dad mark works for mccarthy management company which manages all the construction and modernization projects for oakland unified. >> we work in oakland. we d

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobile 3g hotspot, powerful enough to fuel multiple devices at will. putting you at the center of your own world wide web. introducing the new droid x. the next generation of does. >>> the second crackdown on drivers illegally using their cell phones while behind if wheel. police agencies across the bay area issued more than 900 citations during a one-day crackdown. the national safety council estimates 30% of all crashes involve drivers talking or texting on their cell phones. if the cell phone isn't enough it appears pets while driving holding fido is more of a distraction. 30% of dog owners have been distracted by their pet while driving. more than half admitted to petting their dogs while driving while one in five allow their dogs to sit on their lapse. only 17% of those secure have aed say they use any type of restraint system for their dog in the car. >>> people across the country a

this was the primary stashhouse for the resources in sacramento, mode and other areas. to be honest with you, we got it extremely lucky. these organizations are all over the place out there. this much dope is running around out there to this day. >>> eight mexican nationals were arrested. >>> we want to check back in with our meteorologist, steve paulson, for a look at today's hot weather and the longer forecast. >> all right. thank you. just checking in right now. san francisco on downtown -- san francisco downtown is 88. it wasn't that long ago, 89 in 2003. santa rosa/sonoma county airport is 94. san jose is 91. it doesn't show up there but livermore and concord is 96 degrees. that 76 at sfo, how is that possible? when they get a northeast wind it goes over water. that's a little bit of a cooler breeze. but for everyone else it's warm to hot. a little bit of haze off in the distance. some fog is coming out -- well, it's off the coast. it's out there. it will be in here tomorrow. there's already a little tough of a sea breeze. hayward is reporting one. oakland as a lit

he worked at churches in eureka and sacramento. did he ever say he was a former priest? >> no. no. i guess i'm not surprised because he is a nice person. >> reporter: irish authorities allege that between 1973 and '81, mccabe committed what they call indecent assault with six boys sages 11 to 14 -- ages 11 to 14. the official claims apparently did not surface till 1988 when the boys were men. >> most kids who are abused don't say anything for an average of 25 years. >> reporter: joey says he knows firsthand. he won a civil suit four years ago against another priest for sexually abusing piscatelli when he was a boy in richmond. >> obviously the practice of the catholic church was to shuffle predators. >> here in the united states, if that's all they have, i would think they have a tough case. >> reporter: his attorney will go to court and try to get him released on bond. the now 74-year-old mccabe has been held the past week and his attorney says he's seriously ill. >> this old man should not be forced to be deteriorating physically in jail. >> reporter: now if sent back and convict

they are now behind bars in sacramento. investigators say this may be the largest drug bust in northern california history. >> and i have never seen anything like this. i just flew down to actually take a look for myself, give the boys and the girls a great big team hug and a congratulations for just an outstanding job. and i was amazed at what i saw in this single family residence. >> the investigation into the drug ring is not yet complete. agents think it may have links to a mexican drug cartel on the east coast. >>> in marin county, we are now learning 7,000 marijuana plants were chopped down during a raid on an illegal pot growing operation. they have a straight value of more than $20 million. it happened wednesday near fairfax. the plants were spread across 100 acres in the mount tamalpais watershed. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> new details tonight about the phone call that grounded a flight at san francisco international airport. somebody called a hotel in alameda yesterday to say that american airlines fli

sacramento, unaffected. silicon valley gave us apple and ebay -- >> our political editor, randy randy shandobil asked abouted ad. >> if i understand your ad it seems to be making point that the folks down in sacramento can't be getting the job done? >> is that what you're saying? >> that's exactly what i'm saying. in sacramento, complex problems seem to create gridlock and an inability to get anything done. you pointed it out. we're in day 56. without a budget we're about to run out of money. schools are not getting the money they need. workers don't know whether there will be more furloughs are not. we need to get this done. >> six years ago when governor schwarzenegger was running, first running, he said he was fresh blood. he said he had a business background. he said he had a business background and here we are. >> yeah. well, governor schwarzenegger and i have entirely different backgrounds. i've led and managessed big corporations. he's a brilliant movie star and actor. >> again, you use the the world

almost 100 degrees there. 94 in sacramento. how about 104. tonight, if you would like to head out there as we look for tomorrow afternoon. and still, we've got the high pressure in detroit. sneaking in here for a day. one low that's going to kick in. that will build ever so slightly for monday. i think for tomorrow, probably some warmer temperatures, but it's not going to lasting long. again, that's sitting off the coastline, paying a visit to the bay area as we head into the middle of the week. that means the temperatures are going to drop right back down, well below the average for this time of the year. a little fog around the bay area, starting tomorrow morning. and well you've got that ridge building overhead. impressing that marine layer, more sunshine and the be temperatures, as a result, warmer in most spots, except out towards the coastline. partial clearing, more 50s and 60s here. 70s and some 80s showing up as you make your way inside the bay. upper 80s in places like this, getting close to 90 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon, it loo

we are live at sacramento international airport. crews still trying to figure out how to tow this plane. what we know for sure right now is that the pilot of this plane this afternoon reported a problem with the brakes just before touchdown. what we still don't know is how quickly crews are going to be able to get this aircraft towed and the runway opened after a bumpy ride on the runway. this is a close-up look at the airplane tires that blew just moments after touchdown. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: 12:58 p.m., flight 262 from long beach was landing when -- >> we got down here and all of a sudden, boom, we started jiggling, oh, my god. >> reporter: that boom, according to emergency crews, were two tires blowing out and flattening and then catching fire. >> we happened to be sitting in the back near the tires and we noticed they were on fire almost immediately. >> reporter: that is when once this plane stopped passengers say they heard a, quote, unquote, code word and flight attendants then jumped. >> one of the flanlts was

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. no, said today is no regrets about speaking out about the proposed mosque near ground zero in york city. nancy pelosi is accusing republicans of turning what she calls the yokel selling issue. there's no question that there's a concerted effort to make this a political issue by some trade join the fight to kill the ground zero mosque. in videos and printed and on the air of the proposed muslim center in downtown manhattan has turned into a lightning rod. a moscow ground zero must not stand. i hope somebody blows up. backers say the boss is a multistate religious center would be built on private property two blocks from ground zero. as a planned structure is architecturally claimed it does not include a dollar more minarets. it adds to the diversity of new york and were happy to have occurred block republican mayor of new york is sore for a to harry reid is not for it. the mosque should be built someplace else. yorkers are divided in a new survey out today nearly 23 say they are games

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >> in theaters tomorrow jennifer aniston is a single woman what wants to have a baby in "the switch". a 6-year-old steals the scene. >> i'm having a baby? >> you're pregnant? >> not yet. >> jennifer aniston at age 40 decides it's time to have a baby. her best friend volunteers to be the dad but she's looking for more. >> patrick wilson is outgoing a contrast of the passive, aggressive glum attitude. >> hang on, can you just use my name as a verb? >> throwing an insemination party a drunken baitman empties the contribution, replacing witness his own, but doesn't remember it. jennifer move as way, never calls. and then, comes back seven years later with guess who? >> back to new york. this is uncle wally. >> hi. >> i think i have a disorder. >> okay. was i not clear about web md? >> and there are erie coincidence autos it dawns on him. the switch. >> i hijacked kathy's pregnancy? >> oh, that is so ill-advised. >> somehow, she doesn't notice. so he's bonding. two of

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. else seemed to be on the rise again at our web producer kimberly the latest things i could be have an affect on classical economic recovery. >> applications for unemployment benefits to the nine month high last week private employers may shed jobs this month for the first time this year this increase in claims suggest the economy is screening fewer jobs. private employers added an average of about 100,000 per month which is still barely enough to keep the unemployment rate from rising. without more jobs experts say consumers will not feel secure enough to spend much money which could further slow the economy and the grain outlook has economies warner estimates for growth in the second half of the year. for all the latest and job losses visit our whats on the web section on www.kron4.com. >> in national news a second of farm is now recalling takes to the salmonella poisoning i was hallandale firms say it also announced a recall today after they confer an illness and its eggs. a company

state workers are being forced to take unpaid days off because of the budget battle in sacramento. good friday morning, everybody. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm kristen sze. topping our news this morning, some travelers who are passengers on a new york-bound flight that was grounded at sfo are still waiting to leave. authorities now say the hijacking phone threats turned out not to be credible and some are wondering if the f.b.i. reaction added up to racial profiling. here's wayne friedman with more what agents have learned. >> sonya, her parents and sister would have been arriving home in the south of france right now. they are refugees from american airlines flight 24 that spent most of the day on the tarmac with 163 passengers on board. >> the pilot came on a couple times and eventually said there was a security threat that they thought was credible. >> a little scary, yeah. we didn't know exactly what was happening. >> the crisis began across the bay in alameda at about 9 a.m. with an unanimous call to the hampton inn and suites. >> my desk clerk received the phone call. last

not too bad, sacramento 93 but warmer chico and fresno 100 degrees. up in the sierra through the weekend, going to get cool and breezy in tahoe. cooler i should say. 80 today, 74 sunday. 104, yosemite, 98 sunday. temperatures upper 80s to low 90s l.a. and mid-70s san diego. kristen. >> mike, thank you so much. 6:44. for the first time in nearly two years it appears israel and palestinians are getting ready to talk peace again. the times says president obama will invite officials from both sides to the white house next month to begin the talks which have a one-year time limit. >> we should find out today if sing singer wye-clef will be able to run for president in haiti. the problem is his candidacy depends on his residency. haitian law requires a presidential candidate to live in haiti five years. he moved to new york when he was nine but he says he still meets that requirement. >> pizza hut is slashing prices and high unemployment is having an unexpected impact on workplace safety. >> bloomberg reporter jane king joins us live from the new york stock

sacramento in the mid-80s. comfortable there. back home mid to upper 70. 74 for you in redwood city with our coast warming into the 60s. sunshine in golden gate park today, nice afternoon. 60s downtown. 60 bodega bay, 79 sonoma. east bay couple of 60s for you and a little breezy but definitely feeling a bit more mild in oakland at 69. 80s return for concord and brentwood today. 83 danville, 81 dublin. nice afternoon in our east bay valleys with temperatures here along the monterey coast warming with sunshine, 70 salinas. the accu-weather seven-day forecast today starts the warming trend, 60s at our coast, upper 70s around the bay and we'll see those mid-80s inland with 80s around the bay tomorrow and tuesday. so big, big jump in temperatures tomorrow and we'll keep those 90s through about thursday inland. so just flirting with summer a little bit the end of august. >> but just enough to give people a little break from the dreariness. >> yes, yes. >> thank you, lisa. coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america," emotions continue t

sacramento 57. delta breeze out to vacaville. sacramento will cool off a little. the fog is just keeping temperatures so cool by the beach. that low even though it weakens considerably this time of year it really helps the fog. so the low spins in and as it does that enhances the fog, picks up the sea breeze as well and that means a cooler pattern. today four or eight degrees cooler. windy at times especially out to the delta. sunny, breezy, cooler inland. highs 50s to 80s. 86 antioch. low 80s danville. mid-70s santa rosa. 50s, 60s to near 70 on the coast. cooler today into wednesday. maybe a slight bump up thursday before a really significant cooling trend as we head into the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. police searching for two men seen burglarizing a number of vehicles in a busy shopping area. breakins happened yesterday morning near businesses at oak grove road. three hours smashing windows and taking valuable personal items. >> as opposed to seeing stuff lying in the vehicles i think they're

it's warmer up there than here. 50s in the sacramento area low to mid-80s in sacramento. incredible. 50s and 60s up and down the coast but another cool pattern down there as well. there's the reason why. that big low. it should eject out of here. should i say by friday. but until it does we're going to stay very cool and below average on these highs. inland areas even once the fog burns off and you get the sun it's going to be rather windy at times with gusts anywhere about 25 to 30 miles an hour in the wind prone areas. warmer weather on the weekend but again if the theme is you don't want to jump into that because it has napa. overcast drizzle, sun and wind. cold for some, mild for others. warm if you're up towards lake county or in the sacramento valley but not near the coast. santa cruz 62 to 67 on the high. a lot of low clouds and fog over there. looks warmer inland on the weekend though. >>> the commerce department reports the u.s. trade deficit surged to its highest level in nearly two years. the deficit jumped 18.8% in june that's as imports of foreign consumer go

in fact, smnud is actually the administrative body that sacramento county is using, and they were able to put all -- some of their own money together, so the federal government said, ok, you can go ahead and use some of the -- the sacramento municipal utilities district, and that is a publicly owned utility. so if we had community choice aggregation, we might be able to do this for some of this, but they are affecting the natural- gas side, not the electric side, but in the nsmud side, they do not have a lot of certain times. this gave them the opportunity to combine funding that we do not have, so it was not an argument i could make. they also described helping commercial buildings. we're staying focused on residential. this program, while we might direct these in lower-income neighborhoods or median incomes, there was no particular help, per se. we're going to be utilizing our block grant money for that purpose, and we will be able to utilize some of our state energy program money, 875,000, of which half of $1 willie is for incentives, so we will direct quite a bit 2 homeowners below

heavenly armed undercover sacramento sheriff's. they arrested three mexican nationals who were in possession of some 475 lbs. of crystal methamphetamine and 15 lbs. of cocaine. the narcotics agent said is the largest ever such bust on record here in northern california. >> i was amazed i never seen this much methamphetamine in my career. and i've been doing this since 1991. to just not correct investigations of major investigations for the past 20 years this is something most cops courier investigators will never see this much methamphetamine one place. >> clerk said the drugs and chemicals are stashed in dozens of coolers and storage bins like this and then stashed around the house. they also found guns in cash. if the narcotics agents also suspected drug users may been involved and illegal cockfighting fish because of a number of fighting cocks were found in cages in the back yard behind the house as part of the investigation has been turned over an animal control. in gilroy kron 4 news. >> these of the pictures of the three mexi

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monterey, at 63. 88 in sacramento. a nice respite there, as the low passes through the mountains, dry windy weather, could have some fire concerns here by tuesday. notice los angeles is warming up, but things in the south bay pretty much the same. 71 in santa clara. 75 los gatos. 69 in sunnyvale. clouds sticking along the shoreline, but sunshine for millbrae at 66. san francisco, you'll get a little bit of sun around 1:00, low 60s for you. mid-60s and a few airport delays in south city. widespread 70s here in north part of the bay, 73 in napa. 70 in vallejo. with sunshine, temperatures will be cool and comfortable for san leandro, 68. 69 in union city and inland valleys enjoying 78 in danville. 80 in antioch. getting into those lower 80s as you head out to the inland valleys with temperatures at the coast low to mid-60s a lot of fog through the 1:00 hour around monterey bay. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we'll look for another cool one today. numbers coming up tomorrow, tuesday and sliding back down wednesday and th

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west 21 at fairfield southwest 10 at vacaville south at sacramento. it is overcast and cool. so what's going on is there's a very strong low moving right down from washington and oregon. and that is really enhanced the fog bank and picked up the wind. hardly any sun by the coast after everything's said and done. it stays very cool over there. 50s, 60s on the high side. coast and bay 60s, 70s few low 80s inland. concord right now is clear. that's the only reporting station that says clear. but buchanan field has gusts to about 30 miles an hour. that can be a wind tunnel out there. it can also be very hot, but it's not. it's going to be a cool day. 50s for everybody. and until that low decides to pack its backs and move out friday it's going to stay cool. overcast, drizzle, even if the sun comes out not very warm. 50s and 60s by the beaches. even inland a lot of 70s or very low 80s. and looks like this pattern through friday. and then warmer inland as we get to the weekend. dave and pam. >>> thank you, steve. 6:19 is the time right now. mexican in airlines chief executive says

>> i came from sacramento. actually, part of sacramento. we have a strong and salsa-type music following. so a lot of us came down here in san francisco to joey's specifically on sunday's. so i know as far as all my companions from sacramento that we really enjoy jelly's. and we'll certainly regret it. all of us have felt safe at joey's, it advocated a clean, healthy, fun environment. i'm not aware of the details. i don't believe this is something that was due to joey's and their way of operation. i'd like to express my support for continuation of joey's. thank you. >> for public comment -- >> good morning. i'd like to speak about the waterfront land use plant study. >> this is situation is intolerable. to break up a club and put up a tower, which is against the waterfront plan use specifications that they should connect the land to the bay is crazy. they speak out of two sides of their mouth. that's called corruption. this is not about money and greed. hundreds of car garages is wrong. it's an already difficult situation we have now, so ho

it's about a 25-acre lease that we have through sacramento county. so, i say we take a stroll on down to the field and see if we can get our hands dirty and see what's growing. [indistinct chattering] >> so, does anybody know... what is growing right here? does anybody know what this is? >> a beet. >> it's a beet. indeed, it is. it's actually chard. so, chard is one of those greens that we can plant this crop in the fall, get a harvest all through the winter and into the spring before it'll go up and flower and we'll have to replant. >> i like just the who concept of being able to create something and then to know that my energy, that the energy that i'm putting to my work is gonna improve somebody's life. >> soil born farms is a nonprofit organization. for the last 3 years, staff have been farming these 25 acres within the american river parkway. this land actually dates back to the 1800s and originally belonged to william leidesdorff, america's first african-american millionaire. >> yeah. he owned it for about 10 years and actually did some product

i want to thank our friends from sacramento. i want to think our friends from every sector in the bay area for this tremendous project. in san francisco, we take our project seriously. when it comes to these, we are absolutely united. when it comes to earthquake safety, all of us here came together last june to pass one of the largest bond measures for public safety and the structure. last night, we put on the ballot yet another bond to rebuild our private sector buildings. this project is remarkably important. just in closing, i want to say as a former small business person the impact of this project not just on jobs, but the impact on our small businesses, particularly our disadvantaged businesses, cannot be underestimated. thank you. the warmup. . b-- be warm. [applause] >> let me acknowledge the new statewide director was not able to join us today, but i want to invite my partner and friend and colleague, the district for caltrans director of safety. he deserves as much credit as anybody else for this project. [applause] >>

they are behind bars now in sacramento. investigators expect to make more arrest they say in the near future. >>> an amber alert in alameda county ended with a young girl found safe and her father under arrest. police found leon sanders in san pablo this afternoon. they say he abducted his 2-year- old daughter near oakland. police issued an alert this afternoon. they found the suspect and the car without the occupants. police found them around 4:30. >>> he was an anticrime activist who was shot to death while walking to his car at a local shopping center. his murder remains unsolved tonight, but as len ramirez shows us, he might have done something before his death that could solve the murder mystery. >> david is a product of east palo alto. >> reporter: two years before he was murdered, east palo alto activist david lewis spoke out on a local cable channel urging his neighbors to put an end to the code of silence to help police solve crime in their community. >> i look at our young people, in this life, in their organizati

sacramento county employees most wanted. this showed the mug shots of four county workers, the names, titles, e-mails, even phone numbers on the most-wanted list. >> i am not upset, we have a job to do. >> reporter: the site is a collective of dispensary advocates. the mission? bring attention to sacramento county and zoning laws stopping the dispensaries to give out marijuana. >> we're looking at the dispensaries opening up in neighborhoods. >> reporter: carl simpson is the director of the code enforcement for sacramento county and says they are not involved in the politics or the moral debate. the department is just simply doing its job he says. >> essentially we don't have any provisions within the zoning code that prohibits to giving out of the marijuana, and if you have it you're in the violation of the code. >> reporter: the green temple is one of the dispensaries who have been cited and have appealed. shane smith, the prior to prior operator and member of the group says he put up the photos. he says it may have been t

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some years later, we passed legislation in sacramento identify critical infrastructure projects which warranted some priority treatment. and there again you had this project. more recently, when the federal stimulus bill about building, we start looking with a regional partners and the federal government. again, this project was at the top of the list. so there is no question it is not just a milestone of this, but it is the entire phase one and phase two side of the safety work and the rest that we need to see through. thank you to everyone here today. we will continue to work together to get not only this part of the project done, but the entire project done, on time, and under budget. thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you, mr. secretary. i just cannot imagine the federal highway administrator going back to washington to be asked how the event was and only remember him sitting next to me shivering. that does that bode well for us. we need to do better in the future. mr. administrator, we will that sure that we have better weather the next time you come out in the summer.