. >>> meg whitman today released a new political ad accusing sacramento of incompetence. >> sacramento, mismanage the, infective. siliconsilicon valley gave us apple, intel, ebay. >> on "mornings on "mornings on 2" today, the gop candidate for governor blamed arnold schwarzenegger for waiting too long to take action on the budget crisis. she also said the state capitol is filled with career politicians and needs some fresh blood. >> in silicon silicon valley dom plex problems spur and in sacramento they seem to have an inability to get anything done. >>> one week from tonight, ktvu will be airing the debate between u.s. senate candidates barbara boxer and carly fiorina, randy shandobil will be the moderator. you can watch it right here at 7:00 p.m. on september 1st. >>> the action -- this woman will begin a 12-year term on the california supreme court in january if voters approve. she's 50 around the daughter of farm workers. she would be the high court's first philippine gnaw american justice. >>> >>> california's whooping cough is growing. it had seven times the number of cases durin

they have become the convenient excuse for a lack of leadership by our elected officials in sacramento and elected officials across the country. i was just putting together the math, as an aside. i just think it is interesting. i was putting it together in my mind is of is driving over here. you would think with all the discussion about pensions that we could solve all the world's problems if we could just solve the pension problem. i did the mathematics in terms of the $19.1 billion problem in the state of california. if you take every dollar that the state contributes to its pension, general fund dollars, if you assume you did not have to write a check to solve any of the pension, just off the books, if you would think that would solve half of the budget deficit based on the rhetoric in sacramento. some would say it would solve all that. it would solve barely 10% of the state budget crisis. that is suggested of the hyperbole around this issue. when folks talk about the bloated bureaucracy and government and nhow it has grown out of proportion because of pensions, they should take tim

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> good morning. the good news no big problems on the roads. we have a little overnight roadwork until about 6:00 a.m. if you are coming off the san mateo bridge, eastbound lanes of highway 92, various lanes blocked between industrial and hesperian just for another 45 minutes or so into hayward. so this is eastbound traffic coming off of the high-rise. really no delay across the span of the san mateo bridge in either direction. this is the commute direction westbound 92 heading towards the peninsula. we'll get a check of other bridges. we have a camera at the carquinez bridge. newscast a nice flow of traffic across the span. drive -- you can see a nice flow of traffic across the span. about 18 minutes down the eastshore freeway to the macarthur maze. if you are using the nimitz freeway we have another camera positioned right there by the coliseum. looks good to go all the way up towards downtown. taillights, that's the commute direction, northbound traffic. you can see about 53 miles per hour as you g

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.

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >> good morning, everyone. 14 minutes from the sunrise. you can see the blue rising there. looking at the h. g. image from our rooftop camera. you see the bay bridge in the background. it's to be a chilly day in san francisco. if you're looking for the heat you may have to head to another part of the bay area. lisa argen joins us with the details. >> san francisco today a lot like yesterday but we had mid and upper 80s yesterday. not today in unland valleys. there's a change for you there but everyone experiencing warmer weather tomorrow. the view from mount tam this morning. lots of cloud cover. it's in the 60s there. . we will look at a cooler day much of marin county, especially mill valley. breezy but then this marine layer shrinking substantially tomorrow and into early next week. temperatures right now are cool, in the 50s. it's 54 in napa and fairfield. the fog extends to the delta and we are looking at mist and drizzle in oakland this morning. and also in

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> california attorney general urged a court to allow gay marriages to resume. brown's legal filing came in response to same sex marriage opponents who are asking the court to block the marriages until it hears their appeal. the court judge who over turned the band last week allowed time for the appeals court to act. the dead line is 5:00 next wednesday. >> city haul is gearing up for a marriage rush if they are allowed to resume. they have shifted their attention and preparations to next week. >> we are thinning about wearing our tuxes. we are getting those ready. dry cleaned. we have our rings already. we don't have to worry about those. a lot of the work has been done. >> businesses in the district are eagerly anticipating the decision that would allow same sex marriage. >>> a fourth connective losing day capped off amissable week. the dow and nasdaq lost 16 points. for the week blue chip dropped more than three%. >> reporter: barb bah boxer released a new ad

so, today the rail authority board took its usual sacramento meeting on the road to san francisco to get public feedback directly. the city officials and concerned citizens lined up to express support and objections. some pointed out the board agreed to avoid the town of lagrand and should spend the extra three to four billion to do the same here. >> if you are going to go around lagrand you can go around palo alto by going out on highway 101. >> they are will be to consider one a trench okay. an 80 foot freeway over the top would be very difficult for us to have a discussion about. >> some people were upon skeptical. all options are being considered. >> if you don't have the money to fund the undergrounding of the high speed rail along the

. >> sacramento is known for many things--a rich culinary scene, unique scenery, and a wealth of history. but just a stone's throw away from california's capitol city, you will find all of those adjectives describe another central valley city-- the agricultural oasis known as courtland. here along the delta, farming once thrived as 49ers came searching for riches during the gold rush. and now it's up to people like tim neuharth to keep that history alive by farming the land that has given him and his family so much. >> so the family's been here since 1848 here on the delta. came out here for the gold rush and found gold elsewhere. found out that there was a market for fruit to feed everybody, and grain and all of that. cherries were a big thing here at one time, asparagus was a big thing here at one time. but now it's involved. pears are still a major pear growing region here in the delta. >> tim, along with his wife and 2 sons and 81-year-old mother all care for the most recognizable crop along the delta these days--pears. he has around 50 acres of them, growing mainly bartletts and wha

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. >> reporter: this investigation actually began in the sacramento area. about a year, a chefs deputy there made a low level street buy of drugs. they started an investigation. they traced those drugs back to five location in sacramento, a drug distribution hub in modesto and gilroy. that's where authorities seized nearly 500 pounds of crystal meth and cocaine, worth nearly $100 million. >> 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. >> reporter: this investigation is continuing. but authorities say that this all may be connected to a mexican cartel that has links at the east coast. i'm matt bigler in san jose for cbs 5. >>> a disturbing scene at a concert last night in saratoga. a man jumped on the stage committing suicide last night at mountain winery during a performance by "the swell season." the man was on the roof, climbed a lighting rig and l

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. shooting death of a , whoever did this, we're gonna find you, you best believe that. >> a son, a brother, a child. what we now know about the shooting death of a 13-year-old in oakland. >> i was a little bit scared but decided it was kind of the fun at the same time. >> a bumpy landing for passengers on a jetblue flight. when they realized something was wrong. >>> officers investigating a cold case finds a relatively fresh body, the case unfolding in fremont. >> turning out prison lights by turning up the heat. the case that has the a.c.l.u. standing up up for inmates. i'm ken bastida, cbs5. >> eyewitness news. >>> i'm dana king. he was a standout athlete about to start his freshman year of high school and celebrate his 14th birthday. instead, his life was ended by gunfire just a few blocks from his home. juliette goodrich is in oakland where people are simply stunned by the death of this young man? >> they are dana. tonight we're learning a lot about jamon clark, he was a star athlet

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> it's a night for great catches. baseball. the a's won again and texas lost another. 7 games a gap now. i am just saying. here we go. check out this fan. on the laptop grabs the ball. that's a terrific one. right place, right time. 3-1 tampa bay. coco crisp up stairs and steel as homer. great catch. that is support of cahill. penningten, a's down 3-2. roit off of -- right off of the foul line in right field. a's took the lead, made it stick. trevor cahill got longoria. went to 13-5. e.r.a of 2.54. goes 8 innings, the a's win 4- 3. trailing the rangers by 7 games. giants lost no ground tonight. they had to respond. back to back spankings by the phillys a night ago. another great catch. doesn't even spill his drink. 3-0 giants. buster posey. double to deep center. the ball gets booted. allows sanchez to race from first and the giants led 4-0. sanchez, nasty. retired 15 guys at one time in a row. sanchez goes 8 innings, 7 strikeouts. sandoval, 9th for the season.

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> california is one step closer to banning fees on debit card purchases. they passed a bill is that would prevent them from charging customers to use debit cards, from 40 cents to a dollar. they are most often found at gas stations and convenience stores. the measure now goes to governor schwarzenegger. >>> employees at bev mow say shorter hours and slashed benefits are pretty tough to swallow in this tough economy. the workers say they are ready to fight back but sherry hu says the company claims it's getting a bad rap. >>> reporter: some workers with the popular superstore wine retailer aren't content. they still have jobs at bevmo but 45-year-old katherine cordero says she has been cut from full time to part time with no more health benefits. >> it's a struggle. how can someone live off 20 hours? my home is in foreclosure. it's been really hard. >> last night we know that management held a meeting. and in that meeting, they said that this was just something

the cloud cover keeping sacramento about 84 but eventually sunny there. palm springs, that's the warm spot, 101. the fourth and final game with the cubs. pockets of sunshine at at&t park. afternoon game, 12:45 first pitch, temperature 52 warming to 62. forecast, just minimal warming tomorrow and you can see the warmth start to spread starting sunday and into tuesday. low to mid-90s inland. cool at the coast with low 60s and in between the bay mid to upper 70s. frances? >> a couple new accidents heading through the napa area. jam miss son canyon, an accident involving big rig that may be blocking a lane. walnut creek no trouble here or contra costa county. let's check out the san rafael commute. 101 looking good southbound as you make your way towards 580 through san rafael. the san mateo bridge also trouble-free with the earlier road work. both ends of the bridge all gone. we'll head to the south bay and san jose 101 sat 880. now, an accident reported northbound at sold oakland road. that's just before it live shot but it's not blocking lanes although inj

released another new political ad this one dismissing sacramento as a city from another planet. she also stopped by ktvu for a one-on-one interview with our political editor randy shandobil. >> how are you? >> morning. >> reporter: at ktvu studios today meg whitman pointed out that california is now in it's 56th day without a budget. and she blamed her fellow republican governor schwarzenegger. if she were governor. >> well, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in because i would have started working on this in january of this year. >> reporter: didn't governor schwarzenegger at least try to get something done, get something started back in january? >> you know, it seemed to me not with enough energy and enthusiasm. you know, nothing really happened until he submitted his may revision of the budget. >> reporter: whitman, the former ceo of ebay talked on mornings on 2 about her new ad which characterizes sacramento as a steal place filled with career politicians. a place in need of fresh blood. >> you know, in silicone valley complex problems spur innovation and a whole new app

sacramento will hit the low 90s. little system to the left of the screen will cool us down saturday. inland areas by 9:00 or 10:00, most should have sun today. and warm. cool for some, but warm to hot for others. pretty good spread here between the temps today. cooler on saturday, then warmer sunday through tuesday. >> thank you. >>> time now is 8:27. we're still following developing news from southern santa clara county. police want to talk to a tipster who led them to a body. >>> we have new information about a san fransisco investigation that brought officers to fremont. >>> also we're going to show you the perfect place to spend this friday the 13th. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. we've got an update on developing news we've followed all morning. in the morgan hill area, we want to take you live. the pictures as police are investigating reports of a body found in a remote area off of watsonville road. there are still patrol cars out there. the call came in at 2:00 a.m. but it was too dark and foggy for po

released another new political ad this one dismissing sacramento as a city from another planet. she also stopped by ktvu for a one-on-one interview with our political editor randy shandobil. >> how are you? >> morning. >> reporter: at ktvu studios today meg whitman pointed out that california is now in it's 56th day without a budget. and she blamed her fellow republican governor schwarzenegger. if she were governor. >> well, we wouldn't be in the situation we are in because i would have started working on this in january of this year. >> reporter: didn't governor schwarzenegger at least try to get something done, get something started back in january? >> you know, it seemed to me not with enough energy and enthusiasm. you know, nothing really happened until he submitted his may revision of the budget. >> reporter: whitman, the former ceo of ebay talked on mornings on 2 about her new ad which characterizes sacramento as a steal place filled with career politicians. a place in need of fresh blood. >> you know, in silicone valley complex problems spur innovation and a whole new app

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. >>> check this out. three swimming pools, a 2500- square-foot master suite, bulletproof glass. it's not a luxury suite meant for royalty. it's a $300 million yacht sitting off the waters of sausalito right now. oh, boy! simon perez has this great story for us to actually show us what else is inside. hi, simon. >> reporter: hi, juliette. this boat is so outrageously extravagant, the best way to tell you about it is the rundown of the numbers. the first number is how much it cost. $300million. >>> reporter: >> created it as a statement that i am rich, i am powerful and i deserve this. >> reporter: and what a statement it is. this is the egg, the 394-foot megayacht in the bay. he is a self made russian who earned big bucks in banking, coal and fertilizer. the letter a stands for andre and alexandra his supermodel wife. the 31-year-old reportedly helped change the design of the ship after they got married. now back to the boat. >> i don't think this is evolving. i think this is suite gene

fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. dr. kim mulvihill is here to explain. >>> a new study reveals how today's teenagers have more hearing loss than two decades ago. dr. kim mulvihill is here to explain. i can guess. >> reporter: a stunning number of teens, nearly one in five, has lost a little bit of hearing. some experts are urging teenagers to turn down the volume. >>> reporter: like a typical teenager, 17-year-old christopher hundredtoon prefers his music mobile. he puts in earbuds for music on the go. >> i try not to listen too loud but sometimes it is. >> reporter: he is not thinking of the long-term consequence. but a new study finds one in five adolescents has hearing loss. that's a 30% increase over adolescents tested between 1988 and 1994. while the latest study didn't look specifically at noise and hearing loss, previous research shows loud music could put listeners at risk of the it's subtle so most teens don't know they have a problem but doctors say identifying that he is kids is critical. >> for different reas

they drove past the sa sacramento police department then they took chase. the chase led to the back of the zoo. >> two dudes were running by, a lot of people are running in the zoo. then you hear sirens, i think a dude ran into where the monkeys were at. >> reporter: they found two men outside an exhibit. >>> tonight a young woman is now fulfilling a dream to be the next american idol. >>> i'm rita williams in petaluma, the former egg basket of the world. eggs, egg, everywhere and none of these is part of the recall. that story is still ahead. >>> well the fog is currently on the increase, it will be a part of the our forecast near the coast and near the bay first thing tomorrow morning. for san mateo 54 degrees by 7:00. by lunchtime 61. >>> thousands of aspiring pop stars descended on san francisco today vying for a chance of stardom on the uncoming season of american idol. >> ♪ >> the large crowd started lining up at midnight for auditions starting at 9:00 p.m. 9,200 people auditions. host ryan seacrest showed up but there's no official word who was sit

there is somebody from the sacramento area feldon. fox's master chef there on the big board on the nasdaq unfortunately, there is a down day. there are concerns about the u.s. economy. >>> welcome back and thank you for joining us. time now is 6:30. there is a significant police presence at a santa clara elementary school right now. the officers are not taking any chances because of a threat made to briarwood elementary school. claudine? >> good morning, pam. i want to show you what is happening right now. you are taking a look at the canine just leaving the parking lot. they have blocked this front parking lot office. we just saw them turn someone away trying to come in. they checked his id. they are not letting anyone come in until that is done. this is what kids and parents will see. this is in response to a threat made on campus, a threat that said a bomb would be detonated on campus today. we watched as a police canine went through a couple of different searches, looking at classroom doors and flower boxes. the district told me t

fresno 87, sacramento 89, chico 91. 73 over tahoe and 81 los angeles. back home tonight taking on the rockies at at&t park. clear and pretty comfortable, 66 first pitch at 7:15 dropping to 62 degrees. look at those temperatures pop out the mid to upper 90s inland and lingering in friday where we'll see mid to upper 80s the next two days. near 70 along the coast for wednesday and thursday and again a drop on friday and temperatures drop another 10 degrees by labor day weekends. hi, megan. >> good morning. road work is the only thing that might slow you down. let's start at the bay bridge toll plaza where there's no delays making your way through the tolls. that road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge should be cleared within the next five minutes. should be a nice ride heading into san francisco. commuters, let's get a live look in walnut creek. this is the north main exit. no problems now. taillights move southbound into the san ramon valley. we have road work to be on the lookout for in pleasanton. a couple lanes blocked on 580 right now. this re

. >>> and catch them if you can, zebras on the loose in sacramento playing hide and seek with the chp. the news starts now. >> this is cbs5 eyewitness news. a close call. a fire broke out in a home in >> good afternoon. some neighbors say it's t really could have been a close call. a fire broke out in a home in san francisco's mission district tonight and quickly spread. don knapp shows us what made the flames so tough to fight. >> reporter: firefighters, their gear and water lines cluttered valencia street shutting it to traffic between 16th and 17th as they battled to bring the fire under control and put out simmering hotspots. a mission resident's pocket camera shows the heavy smoke over the neighborhood. by the time firefighters arrive a single family residence on rondell behind 7 lens grass fully enflamed and -- valencia was fully enflamed and the fire was spreading. >> the risk is it was spreading into these two other apartment buildings. we called the rescue squad to search all the buildings. >> reporter: firefighters evacuated 20 people from apartments above and behind the str

sacramento not reporting but probably about the aim as ukiah. watch out that joins us with the strong wind coming up. therein lies the source of a big-time cooling trend. temperatures went up, fog burned up early. everybody says it's nice and warm. here comes the cooldown. sunday, i'm still hanging my hat on the clouds clearing out but it will be windy. sunny but windy. upper 80s if you are well away from any fog continue influenza but a good 10-degree drop from yesterday. 60s and 70s, coast and bay and temperatures will cool down. windy on sunday but it does look warmer on sunday. the fog will be back but still warm inland on tuesday. >>> european markets are trading lower after concerns overnight about the u.s. economy. investors in i shall -- in asia are worried that the u.s. economy will slip back into a recession. adding to negative sentiment in china, its uncertainty after the beijing government announced it will examine the finances of local governments that invest in real estate and infra structure there. >>> starbucks claims of better t

razonble castigar al sector privado, los negocios o a la gente por los problemas que son generados en sacramento--- ---joe arellano, vocero de bay area council------cada dia que faltamos un presupuesto por el ano que viene de estado, cada dia nos cuesta 53 millones de dolares y es importante que las personas, democratas y republicanos esten trabajando juntos------el gobernador schwarzenegger dijo que la diferencia en centavos entre legisladores es de casi 4 mil millones de dolares, por lo que ve facil que pronto se pueda llegar a un concenso--- --agrego que el reto mas dificil es llegar a acuerfdos en las reformas a largo plazo en lo que se refiere a pensiones e impuestos--- ---a principios de esta semana los democratas en sacramento hicieron una propuesta recortando gastos. bajando impuestos e incrementando licencias de automoviles asi como impuetsos personales--- ---los republicanos se opusieron a la propuesta y se mostraron en contra del aumento de algunos impuestos--- daniel rodriguez, telemundo ---pese a las grandes cantidades de dinero que invirtio hasta el momento en su campaÑa, ahora me

sacramento police found the teen here in the 7300 block of winnette way. they say the boy was arrested on wednesday and his father was punish him for his behavior. >> back on wednesday he was arrested for breaking in to a relative's house. when he got out, the dad was upset. had taken him home and as punishment had chained him. >> reporter: police arrested the boy's father and step mother, john vang saturday. they're being investigated for child abuse. >> there were metal chains around the ankles, tightened by padlocks so they could not be removed and then a long enough chain that he could be tied or chained up to the kitchen table at certain times and then at different times was chained from his neck to his ankle. >> reporter: most residents on the quiet street did not want to talk about what police say happened. one neighbor says some hmoung parents find it difficult to discipline their children living in america. >> ethnic communities go through somewhat a similar phase or trend and to say it's a cultural thing i think is a mistake on the part of the co

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and a good delta breeze means sacramento in the upper 80s. or mid-80s at best. everything is being low. low overcast gets helped along by that system. a little drizzle. breezy to windy at times. no warmup expected. maybe slight warming by the end of the week. but low clouds and fog will burn back to the coast. low clouds, mist, sunny and breezy. coom to mild. mid70 -- cool to mild. mid-70s. looks cooler into wednesday. then slightly warmer thursday and friday. dave and pam. >> hey, sal -- >> yeah. that's -- yeah, you know, there's that car fire i just told you about, i mentioned it on the maps. we have live pictures of it now. you can see, this car fire is raging away here on 280, in san jose, near ray street. it is somewhat near highway 87. and our camera, which is in downtown san jose, turned to see it. you can see the smoke. just a little while ago, you can see the flames. obviously, this car is a total loss. completely engulfed in flames. now, it looks like there is a paramedic vehicle arriving. so unfortunately, maybe someone could be hurt in this incident.

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fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california.

. >> you are from the sacramento area? >> and you are from ren county? >> yes. >> and what gave you the interest to do what you did for the team initiatives and green issues, and how it lead to a fantastic set of projects. >> we talked about the community, and i have always had that sense of community. my idea came from the idea that i want to provide a sense of community for sacramento so that everyone has a place to call their own. a lot of my friends over the year because they have fallen out of it because of the drug and the alcohol abuse. to me, the idea of community pushed me what to create what we have today, the vibe organization, trying to provide that sense of community for all teens. >> for me, i would like to say i grew up in a green bubble. it's about giving back, repairing the world, what can you better devote your life to? and when i was 13, i came in to contact with the products that were endangering my life. but this is to promote the greater good. >> erin, you are 19. and you won when you were 18. >> yes. >> >> how can you give them bac

and ultimately down to anaheim and eventually to sacramento. to have the key terminus there at the terminal. the speaker was there. she has been extraordinarily helpful for decades. she was disproportionately influential with the great support of secretary lahood who was also of the press conference. they got $400 million of the stimulus money. $400 million will be going to this site to create this framework, a train box will allow for the terminus of a high-speed rail and extension into this new terminal. it will be the heart of the new downtown of san francisco. it is a $1.6 billion first phase in terms of the new frame. then it will be $400 million for the structural frame for the new train box that will allow for this facility to truly be everything we are hoping and imagining it will be. this is something will also anchor our economic future. we will be doing that for the economic future of our city and for the entire region. at the end of the day when jobs and the economy continue to grow, we will see congesting. people forget that in the