texas and california. and if you look at texas and california, i went through and looked at all of the taxes on income in both states. and there are i think in california i think i ended up with something like 1500 separate taxes before i stopped. i wasn't at the end of the taxes. there was still a lot more to go. but i stopped there. if you look at all of the tax rates there and you're going to have to just believe me on this, tax rates in california on income are higher than they are in texas but they're not only higher, the tax rate, the effective marginal tax rate on a unit of income in california is about 65% higher than the effective marginal tax rate on a unit of income in texas. you all with me? you have to believe me. there's no income tax in texas. there's 13.5% in california. there's no capital gains taxes, i could go -- but if you take all of those together california marginal tax rates on economic activity t are about 65% higher than they are in california. all right? point number one. once yo

needs more service people like you an on behalf of the state of california again congratulations on this special day (clapping.) so you will repeat after me you'll right hand. >> (repeated.) >> do seldom swear. >> (repeated.) >> if i will support and >> (repeated.) >> the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> against all enemies. >> (repeated.) >> foreign and domestic. >> (repeated.) >> that i will bear true faith and alliances. >> (repeated.) >> to the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> i that take f this obligation freely. >> (repeated.) >> without any mental reservation. >> (repeated.) >> without any reservation. >> (repeated.) (laughter). >> and purpose of evacuation. >> (repeated.) >> and that i will well and faith fully. >> (repeated.) >> discharge the diets. >> (repeated.) upon which that i'm about to enter. >> (repeated.) >> and during such time as i hold the office of the member of the board of education of th

to enforce therefore california must pass ab 96 we respectfully ask you to help pass this ab bill and help raise the international crisis it is cruel and it is important for this species i've brought in case i guys want one a copy of the q and a if you want copies let me know i have from the american support a letter thank you very much. >> thank you very much and if you'll leave those there for the clerk to be on the record thank you i want to ask rose those mar from the rhinos a great organization thank you for being here. >> thank you scott. >> i'm going to need someone's help to understand how to turns obama on i'm assuming to get the feed into the display we're going to call we're calling sfgovtv it's on your presentation is loaded and good evening my name is rosemary a member and co-founder for that march for elephants a skoofl engineer thank you for the opportunity to present today on behalf of the last for elephants everything begins with a story and today we begin with remembering those great bulls and matt risks who have been killed for ivory i'm not sure you can see clearly

the climate has a 70% climate match to california, great for us. we want the enemies to be preadapted to the hot dry summers and cold damp winters. >> in pakistan he found a parasitic wasp species. >> what we see under the scope with the camera and the video screen is biology in action. >> she is laying app egg now. >> that's what she's doing. >> the egg is laid. what's to that lar va. >> the egg will hatch. the wasp lava will scrape away at the belly of the citrus. >> the parasitic wasp weakens and kills its host. >> the female is chewing the circular hole in the head region. even though it's followed out, it provide application. >> reporter: this adult is basically chewing its way out of a carcass. >> that's right, an empty carcass. like something out of the exor sis, like spinning a head. here she comes she's popping out. this is like the alien scene in "alien", eating the host from the inside out. she is done. cleans herself off. straitens out the wings, and then -- straightens out the wings and she takes off. >> releasing the wasp would be a n

there is interesting initiatives like the eric city or california to address the problem of. but what to reconsider its electric car? there are different gradations. the first was set your plug give an electric vehicle. most java wineberry the electric car in something that isn't. but if you plug the car into the wall getting electricity from the grid rather than internal combustion engine and that is considered the plan again -- plug id or you have batteries like the toyota petraeus into an electric motors to all the energy used by the tail of the petraeus comes from gasoline. >> i retired from the government. the fisker loan guarantee? to edit comes out with 5,000 patents with the hydrogen fuel cell. >> so that is the question? will that be an important competitor? >> it is the spectrum. then you see for the electric vehicles with advanced internal combustion engine and there is a debate with serious analyst if they cannot take over the entire base the which ones will grow faster or less fast? the hydrogen fuel cell is the japanese government puts money into. also oratorio

in california the answer is often a state hospital. it is a sometimes temporary and often permanent home to more than 1,000 violent murderers, child molesters, and rapists. men who have been forcibly committed to psychiatric treatment. they have agreed to let cameras in to the facility for a glimpse at what it's like to live and work in one could easily be one of the most dangerous places in the country. only miles off of the central coast of california and quietly nestled among wineries and rolling hills is atascadero state hospital. beyond this unrestricted entrance lives some of the most violent and dangerous criminals. they are considered the worst of the worst. too dangerous to be allowed back into society. over the next hour, you will be able to decide as we take you inside for an extraordinary look at atascadero, california's hospital for the criminally insane. >> i don't remember standing in a line anywhere saying i want to be a child molester. >> harry chase is a child molester and his chilling admission can frighten any child

and the second widest led screen in california. the head coach is excited to play in a brand-new palace. >> it is a proper place. it has all of the things you want and the fans are on top of the field. you have a standing area for the fans and it has something for everybody. it has a lot for the pure soccer fan. >> it is really attractive. >> i can't wait to see the view from the largest outdoor bar in california. >> thanks, larry. >> i can't wait to hear your guys' duo coming up. >> we are touring soon. >> ab abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. our next newscast i ar music pla) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ not all washes take i foucare of intimate odor. vagisil odor block wash stops odor from happening for all day confidence. when you feel fresh all day you feel confident. vagisil. your intimate health experts. we uh -- appreciate your time. >> the

susan pfeiffer is with covered california, is a partner with covered california. how do people know if they qualify or not? >> the first thing to do is go on the coveredca.com website. down at the bottom of the page there's a rectangle that says shop and compare. it's a worksheet. when you click on that you put in your gross income that you estimate, your zip code and your age. that's all you need. and it will tell you if you're eligible or not. >> reporter: i think she's got it over here now. nope, not yet. what are the dollar amounts? what are we looking at for a single person? >> if you make more than $16,105, you are eligible for covered california. and the closer your income is to that, the more likely you'll get a subsidy. >> reporter: and if you are real low income, then you now can qualify for medical, correct? >> that's correct. if your income is below $16,105 you are eligible for medical. >> reporter: but you can find out by going to the covered california website. >> exactly. and the shop-and-compare tool is the key, it's at the bottom of the page on th

so between the shutdowns in southern california and northern california, the state lost 17% of its capacity. analysts say a mini prices shut go higher than $3.50 a gallon. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> here's a look at the gas prices this morning around the bay area: >>> six months ago it was about $4.50. >> it makes you do a double- take at the gas station, really, i'm getting away that easy? >> this morning i saw $2.89 at the chevron an

but the heist percentage is right here in california -- highest percentage is right here in california. cbs reporter danielle nottingham shows us what san francisco is doing to get those children home. >> reporter: 9-year-old unique york now has a place to live. but a year ago she was one of more than 300,000 homeless children in california public schools. >> what was it like at school? >> hard cuz my reading was sort of bad. >> reporter: unique's mother denise says her daughter was struggling in school and cried a lot. >> she just couldn't get her mindset, focused, to just do the three pages that she needed to do for the night. >> reporter: more than 20% of the country's homeless students are in california. the most of any state. >> it's become even more pressing and more urgent especially in san francisco. we have had a 94% increase in homelessness since 2007. >> reporter: jeff is a homeless advocate in san francisco. >> compared to their peers, less than half of homeless students are at grade level for reading or math. more than half are likely to be held back a grade. >> reporter:

california is one of the 10 states that actually has had more growth. when sequestration came into place is really the first time there's been a major budget reduction and the 10 states -- all the states were hit by it. but the 10 states with growth actually took a kind of double hit because we had to hold harmless the states who have had no growth or low growth. so they had a floor at which their budgets couldn't go underneath and that meant 10 states had to take a little bit more of a dive. this compromise means that the slow growth states will be giving up 1 percent of their budget each year for the next 3 years and then everything will be stabilized at that point and the 10 states, which california is one of, will be receiving additional funds over that time. having looked at the spreadsheets it's under a million dollars at its height so, you know, spread across california is it necessarily going to mean a lot of money for us in san francisco. i think the good news is it's good to finally see a resolution to this and congress is moving forward. so y

there could be a severe thunderstorm watch in california today. here in the northeast, over 49 million people under a winter storm watch or winter weather advisory. as this system pushes toward us, you can see from the great lakes to northeast we're looking at more snow. here's what we see. if the storm continues on this track, we expect to see the snow to really get going tomorrow morning. boston has already picked up five inches of snow. new york and metropolitan area will see an icy mix, causing big problems for the morning rush. snow continues as the long track event goes through tuesday morning tapering off in boston. snowfall totals generally 3 to 6 inches of snow in new york metro area with ice. boston could see upwards of two feet of snow around the region. in the new york metropolitan area into eastern pennsylvania, a quarter of an inch of ice. big problems for the roads and airports for tomorrow. and more bad news. we've got a big dip in the jet stream coming later in the week. and so temperatures drop 10 to 20 to even 30 degrees below a

republicans rarely come to california. george bush came only twice but obama has been to the bay area 20 times. >> we're pretty used to it here being inconvenienced by the president's fly had been by fundraising but pretty much what he does. he comes in, treats us as an atm machine and moves on to the next target. >> reporter: the summit kicks off at 9:00 this morning. the president is expected to make the keynote address sometime before noon. live at stanford, kiet do, kpix 5. >> anytime the president is in town, it causes traffic conditions. >> nothing like going up nob hill at 5:00 tonight. >>> definitely. of course you want to keep an eye on 101 and 280 because that's where he will travel down to stanford. we'll update you on changes on the roads. 101 and 280 conditions are in the green so far. 92 also clear. so the peninsula ride is fine. north 101, highway 92 to the 80 split, 19 minutes. through the altamont pass, so far we are seeing a few brake lights but overall it is still "friday light." pretty easy ride as you

california inspects day cares once every five years under the law. kim johnson serves as policy director at the network. johnson advocated for more information for parents about their child's care. >> we did hear from families who, searched for child care. >> reporter: johnson says of putting inspection records on line is a good first stepable. says california need to comply with newt federal law and increasing inspection booze is fall of 2016 or risk losing $75 million in federal funding for child care. >> we she'd to en-- we need to ensure that where children are they have basic safety. >> they both credit nbc bay area, and cir's joint investigation with what they call changing the conversation. forcing state policymakers to confront the issues with oversight. >> significant. really significant. how much changed in a short amount of time. >> thank you for all right hard work you have ben doing to make sure this got to our desk. and we got them. >> state officials -- but they did send an e-mail saying "we are working with our federal and state partn

marijuana and california's current law? we investigate next. >>> plus dreams of drone delivery shut down from the skies. what new rules mean for unmanned flies machines. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigator unit? calle 88-966-tips or e-mail the unit@nbcbayarea.com. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> welcome back. we've been waiting years to hear something from washington about drones and we finally have. the faa on sunday slow to the idea of commerc

he used to live in california and then lived at the relocation center. in the background, is cecilia meamoto who divides her time between working and attending college. and on the same farm. cultivate potatoes on the farm in the middle west. this is ruth, her father ran a fruit stand in berkeley california and ruth helped him he moved to chicago and has become a skillful operator. this boy liked the printing trade but had no chance to learn it until after he left the relocation center. he's helping to print some of the nation's supply of magazines. american eggs are shipped all over the world to americans in the armed forces and to our allies. mary higuchi breaks eggs which are to be dried. and john feeds the drying machine. jim used to be a clerk in california. now he's a candy maker in chicago. american flags some of them for the armed forces are turned out by mrs. abe. she hopes one of the flags she makes may some day be carried in triumph down the streets of tokyo. the produce business in watsonville, california, used to be home to these boys. now th

it has 9,000 stations in california. >> why not let california do what california does best company that's go after great businesses and let that serve and what you'll get is the shortest amount of time. >> the proposal and parking garages and stores. the idea is that some electric vehicle shoppers people concerned were to recharge if they don't work were companies have them. >> we're glad companies are providing chargers to employees that is great. but and it's perfect. >> all 25,000 stations will provide level two charge >> it will take about a year to review the plan these stations should be online in about two years. in san jose david louie, abc7 news. >> president obama has a plan for investing in clean energy and will announce it when he comes to the bay area on friday the goal to raise $2 billion from the private sector. and all its retail stores in california. >> still head tonight here on abc7 news, another step toward the ambitious goal of eliminating pedestrian accidents s there room for everyone on the streets of san francisco? >> i'm spencer christian. clear skies and a big wa

---los casos de sarampion en california siguen en aumento:... ya hay 113 infectados.---el departamento >> en el departamento de salud estatal informÓ tres casos recientes que al parecer no estÁn relacionados con el brote en disney, la mayorÍa de las personas no estÁn vacunados contra la enfermedad. distinciÓn para obtener un saludo cerrÓ con 472 personas registradas con cobre del california, tras el domingo que fue Última y apareciese sin la de 36 personas se realizaron desde la persona quienes no hayan terminado llenar la solicitud tiene hasta el 22 de febrero para completarla, algo de lo que la prÓxima se quedaran sin este seguro. >> > feliz martes para todos ustedes de regreso al bajo un dÍa que se mantiene estupendo para los frÍo empieza con estos dos frentes que han traÍdo nevadas que sigue llegando del arte, la presencia de ese aire, la buena noticia para california es que el sistema de alta presiÓn nueve a favor en lo protege y lo deja estabilidad en la atmÓsfera media en i

they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to visit coveredca.com. but to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tir

they also worked in california's gold fields. often they would be allowed to work land that was considered already tapped out. there was a $20 a month gold tax on foreigners which meant chinese and yet still they made money. the dark clout of racism could not stop the chinese from making money. money that could mean a return to families still in china or a return to this country. it made sense to leave china. >> starvation, and people are poor. no jobs. my father came earlier. he was 18. he went back several times. the last time he went back he brought my daughter, me and my younger brother 1922. >> reporter: economic conditions in this country took a turn for the worse. and with jobs scarce, recentment to the chinese. they would be subjected to yet another humiliation. in 1882 congress would pass the exclusion act. barring the immigration of chinese laborers for a period of 10 years. the act was extended every 10 years to 1962. other classes of chinese would be considered on a case by case basis. if there was any doubt about the

we begin tonight with an important story on child care here in california. we investigated how daycares are inspected at the end of last year the state took some significant steps in protecting kids in daycares. including a new law and a new website with inspection information. it's a direct result of reports by nbc bay area and the center for investigative reporting. stephen stock has our results. >> is there any way we can see the licensed inspection information. >> our investigation shed light on and ispection and safety verification system in california that had kept parents in the dark for years. our investigation also uncovered little state oversight of daycares or the availability of simple safety inspection information on daycares for parents. >> so you don't have anything that we can like look at? >> no. >> the department of social services oversees nearly 4,000 daycares in california where 1.1 million children go every day. >> we were wondering if you have your licensing inspection with that? >> we don't have that. >> so i have nothing to prove. >>

it has 9,000 stations in california. >> why not let california do what california does best company that's go after great businesses and let that serve and what you'll get is the shortest amount of time. >> the proposal and parking garages and stores. the idea is that some electric vehicle shoppers people concerned were to recharge if they don't work were companies have them. >> we're glad companies are providing chargers to employees that is great. but and it's perfect. >> all 25,000 stations will provide level two charge >> it will take about a year to review the plan these stations should be online in about two years. in san jose david louie, abc7 news. >> president obama has a plan for investing in clean energy and will announce it when he comes to the bay area on friday the goal to raise $2 billion from the private sector. and all its retail stores in california. >> still head tonight here on abc7 news, another step toward the ambitious goal of eliminating pedestrian accidents s there room for everyone on the streets of san francisco? >> i'm spencer christian. clear skies and a big wa

the 2015 tour of california runs from may 10 through may 17. previous races have crewed stages right here in the bay area. >> people are celebrating the year of the ram. chinese new year sell bigs -- celebrations are held in san francisco with mayor lee welcoming in the year of the ram. this is video in an event two years ago. >> it begins at 11 o'clock a.m. in chinatown before ending in front of the hilton financial district hotel. there will be traditional lion dancers and 200' dragon, water snake and a lot of the vietnam community is ringing in the new year. today's ceremony is held at city hall plaza at 11:30 this morning. the mayor liccardo will be on hand and city council member for the festivities. the flag-raising ceremony is followed by a concert with traditional instruments. >> the weather is perfect. mike? >> i like the parade when it rains... >> we will see about the parade. >> we need the rain. >> good morning everyone we have compressed marine layer so we have the same amount of moisture in a third of the space so we are seeing fo

an incorrect covered california tax form. it's called 1095. that makes filing a correct return impossible. dana howard is with covered california. >> there was a mismatch of information that we had. and in the next couple weeks the consumers who fall into that category will receive a new 1095, with corrected information on them. >> and that brengs us back to sue ellen smith. saying if you sent in taxes an amendment can be filed. >> this is the first year we've seen anything of this magnitude health care is intersected with taxes. >> those new forms will be sent out soon f you're going to get one, you might have received a letter notifying you of that. and so just watch the mail. >> i drove in world series game day. and every parking lot was $60. >> total score. >> police in napa late today released a video of a man wanted for a string of credit card thefts over several years. he's been able to make several high dollar purchases before reported stolen. opponents of a new controversial morality clause at bay area catholic schoo

they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to visit coveredca.com. but to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service do

what proportion are in california? >> lots. if you look at california it is almost all of them. it is hard to get really good numbers on where the cars are being sold. california put out an announcement november of last year together with its partners, sold them to 70,000 electric vehicles, and that was win the u.s. electric vehicle market had cumulatively sold 250,000 vehicles so it is not all of them but it is a lot. >> let's turn to china. we were having this conversation five years ago, news coverage the articles were how china was going to have everyone's lunch from the electric car why was china so committed to the electric car to the question of how it worked out or hasn't worked out -- >> the electric vehicle makes a lot of sense. they have horrible air pollution problems. anyone who spends time in china has seen this. when i go to china i wake up early, look out the window you can see the sky, i strapped on my running shoes and go running because there's a chance you won't be able to do that again for the next six seven days, the pollution is so bad that frequently you

it may not be covered california. but it could be either a medical plan and/or one of the county programs that are offered through the various counties across the bay area. so there is options for anyone, regardless of their legal status. >> reporter: so all the people that are here tonight can answer questions about all of this, right? >> well our organization is very knowledgeable across all programs. so, yes, we can. i cannot speak for everyone else. but east bay agency for children can answer your questions. >> reporter: thanks a lot for your time. i should point out, it doesn't matter what language you speeblg, we probably have it handled here. we have a half dozen languages. so give us a call. 415-954-7621. and we will be here till 8:00. so call your friends and family now and tell them to call in and we'll get things taken care of. reporting live, i'm michael finney. >> michael, thank you. >>> now to the weather and a look at a beautiful picture captured today by sky 7 hd. isn't that fantastic? >> it's magical.

the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. roybal-allard: how much time is remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has 25 minutes remaining. ms. roybal-allard: i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, the ranking member on the full appropriations committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for three minutes. >> madam speaker, i rise in support of the motion to instruct conferees to agree to a clean funding bill for the department of homeland security. democrats and republicans reached a deal on homeland security funding levels and related policy in december. republican leadership made the political calculation to hold this funding hostage to ideological policy riders reversing the president's executive actions on immigration. mrs. lowey: having failed to extort these policy concession, the senate has done the right thing and moved forward to pass a clean homeland security funding bill that does not include poison pill immigration riders. yet house leadership contin

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there was an explosion at a crucial california row finery. an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the blast at the common mobile exxonmobil refinery. it produces 10 percent of the gas sold in the state and experts say this will have an impact on the pries as other refineries reduce production to switch to summer blend. >> parents are warned of a game being played where student pretend to kill each other. the administration at two high schools in danville sent letters about a game called "assassin where students pretend to absolute each other with fake guns and the last one standing wins. the police are working with the high school and western a student being chased could dart and traffic or toy weapons could be mistaken for real. >> fans of bicycling learn route that the tour of california will follow in the spring. 700-mile race attracts the top riders and the race includes 18 top bicycling teams and elite roster of women's team. the tour of california runs from may 10 through by 17 and previous races have included stages in

california. >> en los consultorios mÉdicos a los que acude la comunidad hispana es muy claro cuÁl es el idioma en que sus pacientes prefieren hablar sobre su estado de salud. >> en espaÑol. es mÁs fÁcil, uno puede hacer las preguntas directamente y en inglÉs tiene que buscar palabras... >> este nuevo estudio advierte que ee.uu. en fila una escasez de mÉdicos hispanos ya que mientras el crecimiento de la poblaciÓn hispana se disparÓ a 51 millones en los Últimos 30 aÑos el nÚmero de mÉdicos hispanos se ha reducido alarmantemente. >> la comunidad latina ha crecido en una cantidad increÍble en 30 aÑos. 243% y de los mÉdico en el paÍs ha bajado un 22%. >> examinando datos del censo california, florida, illinois, ny y texas el nÚmero de mÉdicos no hispanos creciÓ de 211 a 31 a 315 100.000 habitantes el nro. de mÉdicos hispanos se redujo de 135 a 105. >> pero muchas veces los no latinos prefieren no practicar en zonas latinas. >> comunicaciÓn con pacientes delimitada. >> cuando que explican no sabes si entendiste. >> los doctores seÑalan que la tendencia es esta escasez

de california, damas por estar con nosotros. >>> dra. querÍa comenzar con usted porque se propagÓ de una manera tan rÁpida esta enfermedad que ademÁs en el 2000 estaba erradicada. >>> sÍ, en el 2.000 estuvimos a punto de erradicarlo pero tenemos dos factores muy importantes para tener en cuenta, uno la falsa teorÍa que creÓ el mÉdico ingles que afortunadamente perdiÓ su licencia por crear estudios falsos los cuales implican a la vacuna contra el sarampiÓn y la relacionan con el autismo y es completamente falso, eso hizo un di cli ve en las tasas de vacunaciÓn. en segundo lugar en el caso especÍfico del virus del sarampiÓn es particular porque es extremadamente contagioso. >>> en una guarderÍa en illinois esta semana vimos como niÑos de un aÑo o menos de un aÑo estÁn contagiado porque es a una edad que tiene que vacunar a sus hijos o mÁs pequeÑos mas propensos son para ser contagiados >>>. es la poblaciÓn mÁs tal vez mÁs vulnerable, porque la vacuna se aplica a partir del primer aÑo y tenemos a los bebÉs los cuale

every day in california there's a hazardous material spill or leak. the state averages 19 per day last year. everything from gas tank explosions to toxic chemicals. we looked at state data and found alameda county topped the list of bay area counties for the most hazardous spills in 2014 with nearly 300. contra costa county had 226. followed by santa clara county with 193. the most common hazardous material spills -- petroleum, followed by sewage. >> those are just the ones we know about. i'm sure there are many out there that nobody understands if there's a threshold to report or if somebody that is not reporting because they're trying to stay under the radar screen. >> where do you think the biggest vulnerabilities are when it comes to hazardous waste? >> we'll show you the challenges first responders face in dealing with hazardous materials in the bay area. we investigate tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >> our local earthquake concerns have

high pressure says, "i nd of like being in california." not much of a breeze. yesterday was an okay breeze for some. showing signs of being offshore. that means everything is going up and over. most of those continue to show more to the north than anywhere else. 40s, 50s on the temps. we'll see if we can pop up a 30 or 10. right now it necessary the 40s for many or upper 40s. alamo at 42, one of the coolest. most of the cloud cover will thin out today or just kind of be in the north bay. hazy skies, chilly lose. not as cold as yesterday morning. warm in the south bay. i think southern end of the peninsula as well. high clouds hazy to a mid-70s. >>> good morning. off to a decent start as we head out to thursday. if you're trying to get out on the road, let's go up and see what we have to see here. traffic is doing well approaching the bridge. has been nice. no major problems getting into san francisco. s a looking at the commute here on interstate 880, the traffic continues to move very well as you drive-through. checking out the south bay commute, and all the f

today. >> reporter: she serves as california's labor commissioner. she's as frustrated as anyone about these companies' failure to pay their workers. >> the majority of targets that we hit are breaking the law. we're finding it. we're issuing citations and getting them to pay. >> reporter: but she admits the state has a long way to go and she concedes that thousands of workers owed millions of dollars in wage theft still go unpaid every year. >> more needs to be done and we are doing more with the resources that we have. >> reporter: do we need more enforcement, more effective enforcement, here in california? >> i would say that my work is not done so yes, i think that we can always do better, and we are striving to do better. >> right now under state law, there are few consequences for any company that does not pay. last year there was a proposed law to fix all of that but that proposed law failed to pass at the 11th hour in sacramento. commissioner su hurvegsh says she is considering the possibility of filing criminal charges against company owners