>> long beach police. put your hands up. stop. >> put your hand right there. >> salinas is charged with an attempted lewd act upon a child. later, he pleaded no contest. >> coming up, a man who lives just a bike ride away. he's coming to meet this decoy. >> what's going on? >> not much. what's going on with you? >> nothing much. >> he was told he's just 13 years old. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. here's what's happening. president obama has a big week ahead. he'll attend campaign fund-raisers in ohio, florida and virginia starting today. michelle obama wrapped up her final day to the united kingdom. gas prices are on the rise again. the average price is $3.50, up a dime from two weeks ago. i'm veronica de la cruz. now back to our program. >>> do you want me to call for him? where is he? come on in. how was the drive? >> good. >> we hired this 18-year-old actress as a decoy. here pretending to be a 12-year-old alone in our undercover house. the man who's coming to visit her is 29-year-old james cisneros. his

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beach. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el gerente dice que a pesar de no tener el permiso en long beach, nadie tiene el derecho de pisotearlos, ademÁs el negocio cumple con cÓdigos de operacion del estado de california. el video muestra a policÍas cuando se dan cuenta que habÍa cÁmaras de seguridad grabando la polemina escena. >>> posteriormente, un agente rompe la cÁmara con un palo pero nunca se percatÓ que sus acciones quedarÍan grabadas en la memoria de una computadora afuera del negocio. >>> no querÍan que miraran el video. y por eso las cÁmaras. >>> la policÍa de long beach dijo que toma todas las quejas de abuso de autoridad con seriedad, pero se trata de un asunto interno, no darÁn detalles del caso, los empleados planean demandar a la policÍa. >>> residentes de la zona fuera de cÁmara se quejaron de la tienda, dicen que la clase de clientela que atrae el negocio, estÁ deteriorando al vecindario, en long beach, california, salvad salvador, "primer impacto." >>> gracias salvador, un revelador video, muestra como un general es asesinado en plena calle, verÓnica desd

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to drive right inside the long beach convention center. and i know a lot of families are gonna want to drive this car. it's from ford. it's the new ford escape. this is already the best-selling crossover utility vehicle in the united states. four cylinders. it gets really good gas mileage. mom and dad are gonna be happy about that. 33 miles to the gallon. and it costs just $22,400. and check this out. if mom's got her hands full, she can just put her foot under the bumper, and that tailgate -- woop! -- lifts right up, just like that. how cool. it's on sale now. well, subaru -- yeah, subaru -- has this car. and i got to be honest with you, a lot of families are gonna love it. it's called the impreza. it's super safe on the inside and super efficient under the hood -- 36 miles to the gallon and with a driver's side knee air bag. very safe for mom and dad. just $18,200 is the starting price point. well, you may have heard of the toyota camry or the honda accord, but hyundai has a car that's already number three in sales, the hyundai sonata. i

. >>> la policÍa los arrestÓ bajo cargos de operar el establecimiento sin permiso en long beach. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el gerente dice que a pesar noticiero univision@@univisionn negocio cumple con cÓdigos de in operaciÓn de california, y la us segunda corte de apelaciones del estado, decretÓ que ninguna municipalidad le puede negar abrir puertas de estas tiendas. >>> residentes de la zona se quejaron de la tienda, dicen que la clase de clientela que @@un @ vecindario.n >>noti polico univa dijonision@ revisarÁn lo que pasÓ en el operativo al investigar, como es un aunivonnotio univrno,n no se discutarÁ mas, si tomamos denuncias de malaionhe@@univisÓn tomarÍa varias semanas, en long beach california, univisiÓn. >>> un tren de cargas se descarrilÓ en illinois, varios de vagones chocaron entre sÍ, quedando apilados, llegaron bomberos y socorristas que apagaron un pequeÑo incendio de maleza cerca de un tanque de gas propano, la compaÑÍa propietaria del tren informÓ que afortunadamente no se ruizivisioca de manizales contÚa lanzando gases y cenizas no descartan erup

en long beach. clarls botifoll tele nuncaed. >>> esto vamos a la primera pausa al regresar. autoridades de salud aprueban un medicamento que puede contribuir en la reducciÓn de nuevos casos de vih. >>> el presidente barack obama y su virtual rival mitt romney. abren su radio de acciÓn. que puede culminar en uno de los comicios mÁs reÑidos en estados unidos. y sigue la expectativa de quien serÁ el o la compaÑera de fÓrmula de romney. lori montenegro tiene lo Último desde washington. >>> la campaÑa del presidente barack obama sacÓ este anuncio donde se escucha su virtual contrincante mitt romney cantando una canciÓn patriotica. pero con imÁgenes que dicen que romney mostrarÍa su amor por estados unidos con recortes tributarios a empresas que se llevan los trabajos al exterior como india y a mÉxico y teniendo sus cuentas bancarias en paÍses como suiza. >>> un mensaje que el mandatario repitiÓ en ohio, un estado que tiene que ganar para ser reelecto. >>> dijo que un estudio revela que el plan econÓmico de romney crearÍa 800 mil empleos, el Único problema que s

this is happening in long beach, a long way from here but will ha a huge impact at san francisco state. vice chancellor say all of the options, they are unpalatable. no doubt the students agree. all options will be considered today. >> kristen: meanwhile, the possibility of a big tuition hike will also be discussed by the u.c. board of regents during two days of board meetings. they are expected to endorse the new budget plan which freezes tuition at current levels. that assumes the tax hike plan is approved by voters in november. u.c. leaders say tuition could rise and more than 20% in january. >>> police to ronto is looking for one more suspect at an outdoor party. two people have been killed. many more injured including an infant. reporter katie marzullo is live. >>> right now, two people are dead. at least 19 injured ranging in age from their 20s down to a baby and police do have one person of interest in custody. at this hour police believe at least two people were doing the shooting. toronto police chief says there was some kind of an altercation at a large barbecue and two peopl

the board is looking into possibilities at the meeting in long beach. one is to raise tuition to bring in more money and the other is to cut expenses by admitting fewer students and cutting staff. san francisco mayor ed lee will get a petition today concerning the stopped and frisked policing proposal that he talked about recently. the black young democrats will turn in more than 2000 signatures calling on the mayor to reject that idea aimed at cutting down on gun violence. >> police and other city workers evicting homeless people from one of bill largest city parks in san jose. swatting has become a problem in a remote area of kelley park. suspicious fires have erupted there in just the past few weeks. 72 hours eviction notices are posted around the park yesterday giving the homeless until thursday to pack up and leave and that is when city workers will begin cleaning up this type of stuff. the encampment there. neighbors blamed squatters for a number of things, fires as well as theft and break-ins at nearby homes. they say that it took six months of c

long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. l

this is a middle school in long beach. it wasn't centralized authority. they chose the architects. the main constraint is there had to be an engineer on site. there there is berkeley. and piedmont avenue in oakland. this is in nevada city. these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. 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 t

. >> kristen: the cal state university board of trustees meets today in long beach to budget for a worst case scenario school year. where they would have to charge students higher tuition or slash enrollment to make ends meet. their budget if voters reject the tax measure in november forcing them to cut $250 million midyear. stay with the morning news, amy hollyfield will bring us more from san francisco stated coming up at 6:30. >> eric: in san francisco, a noon rally is scheduled outside city hall by opponents of ed lee stop and frisk proposal. the mayor says he wants to stop a spiking murder rate in the city and is looking at programs that other cities are using including ones that allows police to stop and search people they consider suspicious for weapons. opponents say it would increase racial producing. aclu has filed a lawsuit against the practice and several supervisors are expected to join them in the rally. >> there has been a recent wave of home burglaries, 20 have been reported since june 1st. most have taken place in the northern section of town. they say thieves are gettin

. >> and there are about three dozen protestors gathered outside of the head quarters in long beach. they want the board of trustees to say no to what they call pay raises for seven new cal state university campus president autos we're all taking a hit. >> trustees heard from other staff members about the hardships being experienced by csu exemployees and students over pending cuts and increases. >> there are students crying because they couldn't get the minimum number of units they needed to keep financial aid. >> salaries have been frozen since 2007. new president at cal state north ring will be paid $324,500. 10% more than the previous president, paid for by university foundation funded by private donors. for other new presidents won't be paid for by university foundation. one new campus president will be paid less. >> all in favor? >> trustee as proved pay packages but one no vote came perfect a student member of the board. >> these presidents in 2010 drks 2000 year generated only $363 million went back to benefits and faculty, staff and students. >> they're looking at plans to d

authorities say that a long beach man was trying to smuggle 4 lbs. of methamphetamine onto a flight to japan by coating parts of it in chocolate and then tacking them into snickers rappers. some 40 of them in his bag, he was a breasted last week after a routine baggage check. so was it really that bad? listen. optional >> ♪ palin lee streaming >> the 11 year- man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare

. >> following some breaking news out of long beach. this is where a shooting suspect is holed up inside of a house. you're taking a live look at the scene. police say that he shot and wounded a man around 8:00 this morning and barricaded himself inside a home. no official word on what prompted the shooting. the man is a quarter who has been asked repeatedly to clean up his property and they say code enforcement team had just arrived when the gunfire erupted. >> now to the economy. for people filed for unemployment benefits last week and economists see that as an encouraging sign that layoffs are easing. businesses are starting to hire. a table provider reports that companies added 176,000 jobs last month. small companies and service providers made the biggest gains. chuck e. cheese getting a makeover. they are revamping the image of their giant 35 year-old rodents into a rock star. they're looking to strike a chord with customers at more than 500 restaurants nationwide. >> teachers will tell you that when students arrive with the tools

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the board is looking at two possibilities at the meeting in long beach. one is to raise tuition by $150 per semester, and the other is layoffs. salaries are also on the chopping block. uc board of regents considering the same issue today in san francisco. looking at a 20 percent tuition increase in january if the tax initiative fails. the governor's plan temporarily raises the sales tax and use the income tax on people who make more than $250,000 per year. >> have to pay for college is just one of many challenges facing students hoping to attend stanford. they also need to stand out from students that already have an end. children of big donors and faculty members receive preferential treatment above and beyond the extra consideration given to the children of alumni including a direct line to the dean's office. the former officials say there are no guarantees there applicants are much greater chances. >> passengers on the u.s. patent flight got something extra in their sandwiches and the fbi is investigating. >> coming up,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the back-and

. >>> sÍ, estamos en el acuario del pacÍfico en long beach, y desayunamos con los animales marinos. >>> sÍ, este tiburÓn cebra, el mÁs visitado, dice taquitos, chilaquiles. >>> parece chilaquiles. >>> y los pinguinos que son muy divertidos. >>> y regresamos con mÁs, le damos de comer, a ver, lo podemos tocar? seguimos con "despierta amÉrica", desde el acurio del pacÍfico en long beach guev estÁn mojando. >>> jhonny se come la receta de karla. >>> estÁ rico el queso. >>> nos va a enseÑar pinguinos, tÚ sabes. ♪. ♪univis@@despierta americauniviv t p a ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> ay quÉ bonita ciudad. quiero estar en los Ángeles. bailo, baila, baila jhonny. >>> quÉ manera de bailar anoche, capa, capa, capa, capa! caramba, ese paso, por menudo lo dejÓ pulido. te dejÓ pulido. >>> le enseÑe varios pasos a pulido tambiÉn. >>> trajiste la maneta? >>> ¿por quÉ?>>> te voy a llevar a los Ángeles. >>> ah, me asustaste, creÍa que me botaron. >>> estÁn luis y amelia divirtiendose de lo lindo con animalitos marinos. saludos muchachos adelante. >>> hola, hola, estamos en long@ beach,

. >> outside of the csce meeting in long beach protesters say that they want state money to be spent on education and not executives. >> they talk about having the best and brightest and apparently the only means campus presidents because they certainly do not take anyone else competitively. >> do you know with the incoming president is? >> i have no idea up .. >> is the president of the school worth more than $300,000 in salary? >> i honestly don't think so. i don't know who he is and i am sure other people don't know. >> for his personal income, no. >> the may not know the name but san francisco state students are about to get a pricey president and they're not the only ones. the csu board of trustees agreed on raising the salary for three campus presidents today. at sf state lesley wong will have a base salary of $298,000, the same as the predecessor. a private foundation will add $26,000 annually for a total of $305,000 per year. in san bernadino it is a similar scenario with the president receiving a private foundation pump for a total

it happened in long beach indiana on the fourth of july last year. malecek is also facing a wrongful death lawsuit filed by kennelly's parents. police believe the same man is responsible for two attempted sexual assaults in the logan square neighborhood. this is a sketch of the suspect. police say he's 23 to 28 years old.. about 6'1 to 6'3 inches tall.. he weighs about 175 pounds.. and he has dreadlocks, and a tattoo of a teardrop below his right eye. the knife-wielding suspect confronted women in the 17 and the 19 hundred block of north drake, on july 11th. he tried to assault both women but ran away when they began screaming. if you have any information you're asked to call chicago police: police:-(312) 744-8261 a man on the northwest side is charged with drunk driving after a passenger in his car died in a crash on the kennedy. pavlo lulac is due in court today for aggravated d-u-i. police say his blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit, when he lost control and hit two other cars on the kennedy, near armitage over the weekend. of seve

in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but inadvertently created a pathway for pollution to get into our waterways. narrator: los angeles county is beginning to develop ways to reduce the infrastructure's impact upon the environment. on the front lines of protecting the beaches, are the crews that clean out the stormwater system. man: this big vactor truck works on the same principle as your vacuum cleaner in your house, only this thing sucks up the whole house. some of the storm drains collect a lot of trash. i started cleaning drains in '93. they were horrible because they hadn't been maintained so much. now this is a priority. you have trash, animal waste, and it ends up on our beaches. that is a health risk. that is one of the main reasons why we have to close the beaches after heavy rain. narrator: but even when it's not raining, water still enters the stormwater system, carrying pollutants. here on the west coast, a lot of our storm drain systems are separate from the

it is the feelings are so bad, and finally, what happens is, there's an incident in long beach, california, where hughes, who is still not met johnson, goes in to rest at the hotel there, doesn't know that johnson is there. johnson knows that hughes is there. they leave the hotel, they never meet. and it is -- it is blamed that hughes has alienated johnson in this. but really johnson could have made the move. he knew, he could have gone over, and in fact right after that, hughes through an intermediary invites johnson to chair a meeting and introduce him in sacramento. johnson refuses. and hughes loses the state by 3,000 votes, they don't know until the next friday, friday after the tuesday of election, that he has lost the state. they don't know he's lost the election until that fray. but meanwhile, hiram johnson wins the primary and wins state of california by 300,000 votes. he wins it by immense amount. a of people blame hiram johnson. when johnson goes back to california, they endorse him but then they split up, they split up, and they hold separate meeting, we'll be for hughes, we'll

it is the feelings are so bad, and finally, what happens is, there's an incident in long beach, california, where hughes, who is still not met johnson, goes in to rest at the hotel there, doesn't know that johnson is there. johnson knows that hughes is there. they leave the hotel, they never meet. and it is -- it is blamed that hughes has alienated johnson in this. but really johnson could have made the move. he knew, he could have gone over, and in fact right after that, hughes through an intermediary invites johnson to chair a meeting and introduce him in sacramento. johnson refuses. and hughes loses the state by about 3,000 votes. they don't know until the next friday, friday after the tuesday of election, that he has lost the state. they don't know he's lost the election until that friday. but meanwhile, hiram johnson wins the primary and wins state of california by 300,000 votes. he wins it by immense amount. a lot of people blame hiram johnson. when johnson goes back to california, they endorse him but then they split up, they split up, and they hold separate meetings, we'll be for h

the feelings are so bad, and finally what happens is there's an incident in long beach, california, where hughes, who has still not met johnson, goes in to rest at the hotel there, doesn't know that johnson is there. johnson know that is hughes is the there. they leave the hotel, they never meet. and it is blamed that hughes has alien ated johnson in this. but really johnson could have made the move. he knew, he could have gone over, and in fact right after that, hughes through an intermediary invites johnson to chair a meeting and introduce him in sacramento. johnson refuses. and hughes loses the state by about 3,000 votes. they don't know until the next friday, friday after the tuesday of election, that he has lost the state. they don't know he's lost the election until that friday. but meanwhile, hiram johnson wins the primary and wins the state of california by something like 300,000 votes. he win it is by an immense amount. a lot of people blame hiram johnson. they blame that specific incident. when johnson goes back to california, they endorse him but then they split up, they split

joe from long beach, how are you, sir? >> caller: i hope this is worth the wait. >> john: we were like the nazis singing the family von trapp waiting for you to come on stage. >> caller: i did take my shower while i was waiting. >> john: you were far more hygienic for "the stephanie miller show." >> most people need to take a shower after the show. >> caller: what i wanted to say was -- give me a minute. when republicans start granting that obama -- ranting that obama care is government-run healthcare they can't be no further from the truth because actually my partner is a physician for the v.a. hospital for 25 years. he's a neurologist. his patient load is vets with spinal cord injury. with that being said, you know, the v.a. is a government-run healthcare facility. the v.a. is responsible for developing the computer records reporting system. it is the first hospital that actually -- had records computerized where you can be on one part of the country, records and another part of the country. secondly, like automobiles, y

that is what the board of trustees will talk about in long beach, two possibilities, raising >> it way to reduce vandalism and violence, muni will vote on federally funded plans for new surveillance equipment. patrick explains with the upgrade would mean for all the commuters. >> big brother might just be taking the bus because muni is all set to work on a $6 million project to outfit its buses with video surveillance equipment. the video was funded entirely by a grant of the department of homeland security. >> a collision between a taxi and a police patrol car at 230 this morning. one of the cars also struck a fire hydrant. by the end of the summer and all of the operating hours around the park will be extended by three hours. the cost will jump from $5 up to $7 per hour. >> that is a lot of money. i just went to the game on friday and took light rail and bus, perfect. let's look at the weather, it was a little bit chilly. >> we can see the moisture along the coast and the d. temperatures are on the mild side of will not warm things up by a lot. of the door right now we see a lot of t

hello long beach. i love being here. but i kind of wish i was in long beach. i love a pretty place and sunshine. welcome back to "cbs this morning." google the phrase travel websites and you get more than 700,000 results. that gives you an idea of how confusing it can be just to choose the right one. >> luckily, we don't have to choose. peter greenberg is here to show us five websites that could be helpful in planning the next vacation. good morning. >> good morning. >> i -- here it is. number one on your list -- >> this is good. >> trip it.com. >> i like trip it.com. it allows you to organize your itinerary into one location. that's your entire schedule, sync it with your iphone or ipad. it's a free application, easy to do. yes? >> i have a question about it. you have this application and then do you just plug in all of your frequent flier -- and it puts your information automatically. >> exactly. any time you change the itinerary and it organizes it. there's a pro version that costs you $49 that gives you delays and frequent flier miles. you don't need to sp

that's what she witnessed when she left her life of luxury to live on welfare wages in a long beach apartment. for a week she volunteered in the area and secretly looked for heroes whoancial use financial support for their good work. >> and to be able to give money as well as time, i think, is also a huge part of what this experience meant to me. >> in her real life she is the ceo and cofounder of ever root.com, the leading safe social media site devoted to kids ki 13. kids can only friend kids they know and parents remain in control, with safety control in place. >> i believe you have to be involved and these parents that say, don't have any idea about the digital that's an excuse. it's a must now to get involved in your kids' diggal -- digital life. >> her side has 200,000 subscribers and teaches them to become good digital citizens of the world. >> we're trying to keep kids in the kid experience a little longer. >> this mother of three end up handing out hundreds of thousands of dollars as the secret millionaire. you'll site sunday night on abc. >> to learn more about hilary and her donati

saludos muchachos adelante. >>> hola, hola, estamos en long beach, llegÓ el momento del desayuno con los pingo inos. >>> sÍ, vamos a darle de desayunar. >>> que pase milena. que pase por acÁ. >>> esta atracciÓn es laÁs entretenida, favorita de chicos y grandes. >>> sÍ, es nuevo en el acuario, los pingÜinos que tenemos la gente puede venir averlos, nadando y caminando por arriba, que se ven tan chistosos, y puede gatear por un Área, y ver por debajo, y sentirse adentro de la exhibiciÓn. >>> cÓmo un pingÜino. >>> sÍ. >>> se sienten como seres humanos, son 100% monogamos, escogen a la pareja se quedan con ella para siempre. >>> un aplauso para los pingÜinos, asÍ deberian de hacer todos. >>> sÍ, unos aqui son parejas, otros todavÍa se estÁn conociendo, es como una novela a veces. >>> quÉ bueno tienen su novela de la vida real, hasta uno tiene cuenta de twitter. >>> sÍ. Él, el manda fotos, y cuando se va del acuario, quÉ pasa aquÍ, chismes de la exhibiciÓn. >>> tiene mÁs seguidores que tÚ y que yo. >>> sÍ, estaba pensando me voy a tomar una foto a ver si la tuitea

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a long beach man allegedly shot at officers trying to inspect his property is in custody after a day long swat team standoff. neighbors say that the man is a quarter and had received several months to clean up his home and yard. police say that he shot a code enforcement officer in had money arrived this morning to serve an inspection once. the victim is expected to survive. >> japanese leaders say that workers and lawmakers aren't to blame for the nuclear meltdown following last year's deadly tsunami. the nuclear plant spewed radiation and forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. a new report outlines errors and negligence at that plant before the earthquake. it also criticizes regulators' in the japanese government. the six monthlong investigation involves more than 900 hours of hearings. in france investigators say the pilot is to blame for a 2009 crash that killed 228 people. they say that his error combined with a few technical problems led to the disaster. officialhave now called for better training of pilots. families of the victims have criticized a report saying

beach. the 76-year-old was appointed archbishop of san francisco by pope benedict xvi in 2005. >>> mayor lee is the latest city leader to come out against chick-fil-a. people had been speaking out an clothes the nation about chick-fil-a's efforts to build restaurants in their neighborhood because of the company's ceo's stance against same-sex marriage. the mayor sent out this tweet: >>> it is 5:07. don't know if you remember pictures of the presidio fire. that looked like light rain coming down rather than mist or drizzle. >> mike? >> split hairs the difference between drizzle and rain it has to do with the size of the drop it did look -- for the most drizzle this morning even mist not all of us are getting it as you can see on live doppler closer you get to the bay and to the ocean you are going to see some. winds another big factor gusting up to 35 in fairfield we have a stout sea breeze up through the san pablo bay into the delta that's why so much cloud cover and why the area is so humid

. >>> police in long beach are going criticized for how they handled a drug raid last month. surveillance video shows officers stepping on a suspect and smashing cameras during the raid on a marijuana dispensary. five people were arrested. an attorney for the feels the officers went too far. >> those kinds of charges and $100 bail do not want officers coming in with a battering ram and weapons drawn. >> we got beat up and arrested for a citation that's equivalent to somebody jaywalking. >> police saw the video for the first time earlier this week. the marijuana dispensary complied with state law, but it did not have a city permit to operate. >>> there's a $2500 reward tonight for information in the case of animal cruelty. somebody said a dog on fire and left it on the side of the road in prince georges county. authorities found the little dog in washington last month. today officers canvassed the area trying to get information about the crime. >> we did find a male, looked to be a mixed chihuahua totally burnt to a crisp, which really upset the staff, as you can imagine. we a

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the board is looking at two possibilities at the meeting in long beach. one is to raise tuition and the other is to admit fewer students and staff layoffs. traffic and weather coming up after the break. stay right there. >> good morning, 101 continues to be a very busy ride as you work northbound. an accident blocking the center lane for palo alto and menlo park and out to milbury. it is the right in that area and if you're headed along 580 near 98, reports of an accident trying to be clear to the right shoulder but busy anyway. northbound stop and go conditions as you head for oakland. that is a look at your time saver traffic >> a live look at ocean beach, not beach weather this morning. overcast skies and low clouds. drizzle in spots. you may need your windshield wipers. the measures in the '50s with a few low 60s. mid 50's in oakland. 56 degrees. by this afternoon we will warm things up to the 60s and low seventies. once again, and unseasonably cool day on tap and slightly more by tomorrow with the warmest weather friday and into the weekend. ,,,,,,,,

so the csu board has a big meeting in long beach to plan for the proverbial rainy day. it's debating the option to raise tuition by 5%, that's $150 per semester. but for out of state students tuition would rise 9%. employee pay and benefits would be cut 2.5%. the second plan is cut enro enrollment by 6,000 students. fewer students means fewer faculty and staff so about 7 employees would be let go. pay and benefits would drop by 5%. as you can tell the board is deciding between the lesser of two evils. this is if voter s don't vote t increase taxes. if it happens the cuts hit the system in the new year. this meeting gets under way at 9:00 this morning. >> thank you very much for that information. 6:10. coming up on "today in the bay." >> catch her. that's all i could say. let me catch the baby. >> an unbelievable scene. a man catching a girl falling from a third floor window. this amazing video coming up. >> plus t the president and first lady, boy, they were caught on that kiss cam. why it took a second take to get the crowd what they wanted. >> welcome back to you and

long beach has a mental evaluation team, where a psych nurse and specially trained police officer go out to calls that may be psych oriented and that's reduced arrest rates and has gotten people more treatment. i think more than anything we need to just give parents more support and we need to find ways to help them with what resources are out there and that they're not alone and that -- not to be ashamed because this is just another illness and we have to help our kids because all these tragedies can be averted with treatment. >> diane, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> according to the national institute of mental health more than 26% of mernls, 18 years and older, suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in any given year. that's one in four adults. >> of all the times i've been live in iraq what went through your mind? >> what do you do about this district attorney? >> this is the geographic south pole. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> supporters of more restrictive gun laws have fau

beach to plan for the proverbial rainy day. it's debating two options, the first is raise tuition by about 5% or $150 per semester. non-resident tuition would go up by 9%. also under this plan employee pay and benefits would be cut by 2.5%. the second option is to cut enrollment by some 6,000 students. fewer students means fewer faculty and staff so about 750 employees would be let go. pay and benefits in this scenario would drop about 5%. ultimately the board has decided between the lesser of two evils, 400,000 students and faculty and staff. jon, the meeting gets under way at 9:00 this morning but according to the agenda they aren't going to take this up until 1:15 this afternoon. >> thank you very much. a possible pg&e cover-up is uncovered two years before the san bruno pipe line explosion, the chronicle reporting that pg&e issued a memo suggesting managers consider downgrading certain leaks instead of fixing them. the 2008 memo reportedly details how the company could save $5 million by downgrading the leaks to where they