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great to have you with us. if you can bring us up-to-date for greed the order cards. the horrific outbreak of fires. >> it is. we have a total of nine fires throughout san diego county fair. the most-active right now is in san marcos were we unfortunately have seen explosive fire broke this afternoon. trying to get ahead of this, but mother nature has not been on our side with the offshore winds , triple digits each, and the low humidity. lou: how many firefighters are on the line now? >> we have well over 2,000 firefighters that are committed and more are on the way as we speak. lou: your sense, you talk about the wind, do we have yet indication of what caused these? nine separate fires. that seems to be a remarkable coincidence. >> it is. and fat, we are working closely with san diego county sheriff who is handling the investigation. we are actively investigating, but we cannot speculate until we find the cause of the fire. lou: i understand entirely. any sense that you're getting the upper hand, or is this a battle that will continue through the night before you ha

beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system. only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. very nice. nation, we all know america's flushing its values down the crapper. i mean does no one read the toilet paper only sign? but even i wasn't prepared for the latest altitude drop on america's more all free-for-all. in massachusetts a lesbian trio claims to be married, called themselves the world's first throuple. (laughter) excuse me, i just throupled a little bit in my mouth. (laughter) this is a massive affront to traditional marriage. it's adam and eve, not madam and eve and sheila. (laughter) worse it's an affront to traditional threesomes which are a wedge that drives straight couples apart after what was supposed to be a fun birthday present inevitably leads to crying whenever someone hears the name stacey. (laughter) now you may ask yourself, and i would not blame you, you might be saying to yourself why am i reporting on this? wel

which causes us to really gear up not knowing what mother nature is going to throw at us this year. >> reporter: additional seasonal firefighters have been hired early, and the firefighting fleet, the world's largest, has had to adjust it's maintenance routine to keep it's planes and helicopters on regular stand by. not only is rain scarce, but the snow melt is only one-third the typical flow. so the state directive to cut water use by 20% applies to the firefighters, too. the tinder for these blazes, the dry brush that grows close to vulnerable communities. >> having it on the ground as you see here will help the fire carry right through homes. >> for several years fire officials have been warning californians to keep volatile under brush ten meters clear of their properties, but it's not much of a margin of safety in times like these. this is an invasive species called scotch bloom, notoriously flammable once it dries up. they've propose up rooting the plant wherever it's a threat. another proposal is the r remonthlremovalof the eucalyptu. fires have grown six times. it is now $2.5

we never anticipated what they were going to be holding us up for. that's a good explanation because what they seem to be proposing are not many changes to the things that we would be concerned about and the main change is this separate fund and if that's their problem and they're fixing it, i don't have a problem with that so thank you for the answer. >> as far as the issue about the length between [inaudible] or the like, we can certainly make that explicit in the language and we'll go ahead and do that. and evening so, even for that language not to be there, you know, per what i was saying a few minutes ago. the city is very unlikely to care, frankly, about what -- if these two funds are separated, if their interest in the technical calculations for the district's reserve is really made moot practically because they don't have an -- their own financial interest in what happens with the rest of the stuff. >> the other thing is that in the past, the things they were holding us up for are the things we think we're changing in the p 3 authorization, b

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thanks for joining us. coming up, tension in eastern ukraine ahead of the disputed poll on breaking away from kiev. they urge russia to de-escalate the crisis. they finally raise the shield having won the title three weeks ago. will eastern ukraine go the same way as crimea? pro-russian separatists are hoping it will. they have organized a referendum on whether or not to split away from kiev's control. placenday poll is taking with no independent observers and has drawn international condemnation. the interim president has warned moving toward secession would be a step into the abyss. >> pro-russian separatists were out in force. they barricaded administrative openings. they are determined the sunday election take place. >> it is my job to give every resident the opportunity to vote, to determine the final number, and inform the media and world about it. i don't know how things will go, but i think a crimea like scenario would be appropriate. >> organizers have printed 3 million ballots. but there are no se

the reason is it's going to keep driving for the north and sets us up. all the storms all the cool air to northover northover -- north of us and sends all this air to the north. that's why we won't see any fog in the next couple of days and that's why there's a spare the air day that will go into effect tomorrow. that's because the offshore winds the compression, the fog away from the coast ends up being hot air around here. tomorrow at this time temperatures are going to be pretty warm. open five-miles-an-hour, 7-mile an hour at concord. so they're slightly offshore. tomorrow night at this time i expect the air is going to be coming this way. and that's the direction that heats up. that is typically indicating air sinking, sinking air warms. expect this time tomorrow san jose will be 65 degrees. these reds are 90s right here. if you look into the central valley we might see a couple of 100s. oranges are 80. you get the idea with looking at the temperature foot preupt -- footprint it's going to be a hot one. then on bends -- wednesday i think we will see

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that really warmed us up for today but that will be changing for tomorrow. outside right now though it is warm out is there. take a look at these numbers 10:00, or 10:38 something like that, 73 degrees. and antioch still reporting 77. san jose checking in 62 degrees. for tonight we do have this mostly clear skies here is our live camera look and out toward the bay bridge out there and the winds really not too strong out there on the bay waters. for tomorrow for memorial day patchy morning fog. and temperatures near 90 degrees. break down that forecast for tomorrow. for the coast, that will probably be the biggest change for tomorrow. partly sunny skies. sunny and warm in the 70s. and 87 to 90 degrees. but everybody cools off most areas cool off compared to today's highs. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. lots of 50s out there. mostly clear skies. some patchy fog bumps up near the coast line. there's some cloud here to the north. we think of the hottest day of the weekend and the most significant cooling expected tuesday and wednesday. as the weath

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. >> give us an idea of the sort of security that is being set up there, for those that do want to vote. >> reporter: well, you don't see much of that security. what is happening inside the city is that you have these self-styled defense units. pro-ukranian militias that have formed over the past few weeks. we have seen them roam around the buildings where they have the electoral commission, or the polling stations themselves. apart from that, you don't see much of security. what you see on the roads, coming from the regional capital to where we are are checkpoints, and it's a succession of checkpoints some manned by the pro-russian separatists, some by the ukranian army. you get a feel over the last 24-26 hours that the violence has gone down, compared to the uptake earlier this week. the ukranian government announced there'll be no military operations during this election day. but big security we have not seen. >> thank you for updating us on the situation there in north-west of donetsk. >>> well, let's move to thailand, where there are more anti-coup demonstrations in the country. pe

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every day when we get up, a lot of us, we work on our cases. it's like getting in a car every day out there. every day we get up and get in that car and we hope we don't get run over. we're all going to die sometime. so thousands of people get killed in automobile wrecks in many other ways while we're here waiting to be executed by the state. >> the fate of each man on death row will play out in its own time. but to fill this time, riverbend has integrated a unique incentive program for the inmates. those on levels a and b are given more privileges, more rec time, jobs in the unit, educational programs, and increased visitation. darrell holtom, like the other level cs, gets no visitation and is locked down 23 hours a day. >> we were the first state to have any such operation such as this level system with our death row inmates, and we have received both national and international attention with this. it's quite different than what you see in most operations. >> i was convicted of murder in the first degree. sentenced to death. i was on death ro

beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system. only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >>> all right, after a two-week delay, the oscar pistorius murder trial is back in session. the former olympian's defense team trying to make the case that their client shot and killed his girlfriend last valentine's day by mistake. cnn legal analyst kelly phelps is live for us this morning in pretoria, south africa. kelly, it seems that the defense has got a lot of work to do as it tries to counter pistorius's own testimony. how are they doing? >> reporter: well, so far, they've come out of the gates quite strong on the first day back. they've put johan stander on the stand, who was the first person on the stand in the immediate aftermath of the incident, and therefore, has crucial evidence to share with the court. and so far, the evidence that he has given has substantially supported pistorius's version of events. gerrie nel has also begun his cross examination, and at the moment, he hasn't really managed to fundamentall

they are beating us up. bit by bit. they are pushing us out of our own country. we are going to fight back. >>can live in pace -- no one we can live in peace. >> their slogan is a cleaned up city. these groups are cropping up across the country. they want to bring their government's policy to every village. the group president wags his finger saying too many haitians here. >> we've given them access to our services, hospitals and schools. i'm showing you so you can see where they live, but their situation is like, and the conflict between the haitians and dominicans. >> anti-haitian groups ignore the fact that many here have dominican birth certificates. self-proclaimed city cleansers are not bothered by the conditions of the slums, only that they are close to their own homes. this woman takes us to the market to show how important their work is. look around, she says. they are all haitians here. the people she points to can do little but look on in disbelief at her brashness. her rhetoric seems designed to plane -- blame the victims. in their own minds, they thi

us up, hitting us. he was exchanging words with the officers at the same time. >> grant tries to stand up. officers push him back down. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey! hey! >> hey! >> [ bleep ]. >> it seems like it went from the officers controlling the situation -- >> really? that's highly unnecessary. >> -- to them becoming the perpetrators. the attackers, the aggressors. >> come on, now. >> and oscar and his group, the victim. >> then grant gets on his knees and says something to officer peroni. >> really? >> from behind, officer mehserle forces grant on to his stomach as officer paroni kneels on grant's neck. >> hey! >> officer mehserle, in the back, begins to place handcuffs on grant. but then draws his gun, stands up, and fires. >> i hear, you know, and see the gun go off. bam. it was one of the most sobering experiences that i've ever felt in my life. >> he just shot him. >> everything in my mind went blank for a second. my body felt numb. >> where did he shoot him? >> his gun went off. in his back. >> i w

secretary shinseki had used up all his clout on the hill. there were issues of trust at large, and i don't think he was going to be able to do the heavy lifting required to move the veterans--the department where it needs to go. >> mark jacobsons, katherine, thank you very much. that's for being being with us. from washington, i'm ray suarez. >> donald sterling could try to shoot the sale of the clippers down. >>> also, the flaws in forensic science that can land innocent people in prison unless the guilty go free. and the residents who have taken it upon themselves to take care of bankrupt city parks. >>> there are enormos costs to having this ongoing surveil an. >> gleann greenwald has led the he said more revelation are yet to come? >> among the biggest stories are left to be reported. >> the journalist believes there is a limit to the public's right to know. everybody acknowledges some limited discriminating. it's out with a new book "no place to hide" which details his first encounter with snowden on his trip to hong kong. >>ry

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bring us up to speed with what we heard this morning. the seo of alstrom is speaking in a press conference. we are not in crisis but we do have the problem with critical mass. are leaving they the door open for unsolicited offers. leaving the door open for siemens to come with a binding offer. ining access to siemens order to make this offer and there is no hostility against the german rival. germany.s 9000 in obviously, the french government has been pretty vocal about the $17 billion bid for alstrom's energy unit. i spoke with the french finance minister and he said it is not all about the money. >> it is not only about the money. the money question is for shareholders, not the state. the state does not have a preference. it is here to look at the different offers a two alstrom shareholders. areour strategic interest preserved and how they can be improved. we are playing a role, just like any other state would. >> another member of the french geernment suggested that could sell some of its trade unit to alstrom. the ceo says he sees li

plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. >>> a civilian perform crashes at an air show this afternoon. >>> nine circus performers are hospitalized in providence, rhode island after an aerial stunt their performing went very wrong. the performers fell to the ground when a piece of equipment they were hanging from came loose, one person is critical. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far this hour we've seen average people going about their everyday lives when danger strikes unexpectedly. but, in our next story, we'll see what can go wrong when thrill seekers take a leap of faith. las vegas, nevada. a fun-filled weekend becomes a life-and-death struggle when a bungee cord becomes a noose. >> i definitely wasn't breathing. i was unconscious. >> whoa! >> it's may 2001, and these friends are looking for a thrill ride. >> it was my 21st birthday so my brother and i and my best friend vernon decided to go up and celebrate, and bungee

that continues warming us up into the weekend. looking at the satellite image you can see high pressure the dominant feature. mostly sunny, breezy and cooler than yesterday, but we have this even cooler air mass that will start moving in tomorrow and that's going to bring us cooler weather tomorrow, and the forecast am nation, at 6:00 this evening you can see passing clouds overnight and might become partly to mostly cloudy early morning hours, and then end up with partly cloudy and mainly sunny skies and maybe a few patches of lying scatters showers up north, mendocino and lakeons. we'll show temperatures bottoming out tomorrow, climbing by wednesday, upper 70s in san jose, and 80s in the weekend. overnight, look for fog at the coast, a little bit. partly cloudy inland, low tours mainly low to mid-50s, and tomorrow, sunny, clouds in the south bay. high temperatures in the upper 60s. mid-to-upper 60s on the peninsula. up to 68 in redwood city. breezy and cool on the coast. pacifica, 61. san francisco, 63. north bay, way up north,

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a call at 888-996-tips or send us at e-mail. >>> coming up, stories of hope and generosity that help make lives here in the bay area. >> we'll follow up on some of the people and groups featured in our series. >>> over the past 2 1/2 years, we've brought you more than 200 stories in our bay area proud series, and as you can imagine, these stories don't end after we cover them. garvin thomas shows us what's happened since some of his original stories aired. >> reporter: we first told you about shubam back in february. the 12-year-old spent an entire month working with his lego mind storm's robotics kit to create a functioning braille printer. he called it brego. >> there's a 12-year-old boy -->> reporter: when the folks at lego heard about what he did, they were so impressed that last month they held a competition called build for good inspired by shabam and his creation. teams from seven firms were challenged to create their own rob robots. shabam was one of the judges. we were also invited into the gilroy home of the krants family. their young daughter was dying of a brain tumor. he

thanks for waking up with us. if you have to get out that front door right now, always take us with you. i'm on kotv and right now we have no fog to show you at this point, but a very comfortable start to the day and we're headed towards comfortable levels this afternoon. so, as you know, you're part of our morning family and i like to let everybody know in our family that we have showers coming in and i don't want anyone to be cut off guard and you notice this activity especially on the east side of the bay area and down in the south bay, as well. as we get into this afternoon, they'll clear out of here by 5:00 p.m. and by 7:00 tonight mostly clear conditions and we're on our way to a really comfortable week which is good news because we had that heat last week. 67 for the peninsula and about 64 degrees coastal fog just about all day long in san francisco. 65 for the east bay and 70 degrees today in wine country. so, here's the deal. cooler than average and then those temperatures soar as we get into your mother'

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because we are living in the emergency shelter, they wake us up at 6:00 in the morning and we ask s to go to the streets. and one time she had a fever and we had to be wandering around the streets with my daughter with a fever. and she was feeling really bad. and at 6:00 in the morning we had to leave the shelter and then come back to look for a bed. it is really difficult to be in the streets wandering with children. i am here to talk about the big need that all of the families and all of the homeless families with children are suffering. we don't have a stable place where to live. rents are very expensive. and we just don't have enough to afford them. i am requesting one opportunity for housing or for all of the families with children. it is very difficult to be with our children now in the streets because cps could remove the children from our custody and we don't want to lose them. and waiting list for the shelter are very long. i am here to talk on behalf of all of the homeless families to request affordable housing. to open more housing. and that are affordable for the incomes. t