and to be introduced by jerry brown is a great honor. this is ravisionary when he was governor the first time. he was saying things people are only now saying today about climate and environment. a visionary then, building on that now, a leader in the world on the subject of climate and human rights and environmental justice as they all go together. i want to acknowledge the presence of cathy calvin the president of the united nations foundation, thank you for your leadership. i want to say of willy brown, yes he had the dream, the civic pride but came to the the congress to the money to get city hall done so we all take pride in this. thank you for your leadership willy. i want to acknowledge how proud we are of our ambassador to the united nations. the secretary general honors us with his presence but he honors us doublely by having mrs. ban being here with him. thank you so much mrs. ban. to all your honored ambarsders representives and general, thank you for being here today we are gathered in commemoration and celebration of one of

we understand that jerry brown is also at city hall but for another event. we are not sure if he will be stepping out here. it looks like there are people trickling out but i am not sure there are any of the dignitaries we were hoping for. the mayor will also be speaking. come on over here. this is couple we talked to earlier. i don't know if you remember. hello, ladies. >> hi! >> reporter: i know you guys are really owe emotional earlier. there were a lot of -- really emotional earlier. there were a lot of tears and hugs when the decision was first announced. now that it has sunk in a little bit, how do you you feel? >> happy. >> very happy. >> we went to the coffee shop and a lot of people said we saw you on tv. congratulations! >> a lot of happiness on the streets. everybody said hi and congratulations. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> very, very good. excellent. i can't explain, but it is still feeling good. it feels good. it feels good. >> reporter: i want to know, how did you guys meet? >> we met at a bar -- >> reporter: oh, no! >> it is cl

. >>> governor jerry brown visited the south bay to talk about water conversation. he said the threat of fines is not -- [ indiscernible ] ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose and tells us the measures leader are pushing for. >> reporter: this idea of turning toilet water into tap water is gaining momentum. the hope is to expand this facility. leaders are looking to the state to speed up the process. >> water goes in. >> reporter: amid the drought governor jerry brown met with leaders in san jose praising the south bay for doing its part to meet the conversation goal. >> weir not at the -- we are not at the level we want to attain but we are doing better than most. >> reporter: officials say the county met the goal of cutting water by 25%. if necessary he will find districts that don't meet the target. >> the drought is serious. we have to take serious measures to respond. >> one of the measures leaders are pushing for, a plan to use toilet water and turn it into drinking water. it is already being done in southern california. governor jerry brown says he supports ef

brown. >> thank you mayor. it is great to be here. i can't help but note i came here first on june 8, 1944 and i sat right here watching my father sworn in as district attorney of san francisco. i go back 22 years to tell celebrate this great day. the united nations is such a amazing idea and it's declaration of human rights. what a unimaginable idea at the time. elnor roosevelt was ininstrumental in making that happen and those many years when the countries of russia and china and america and all these other major countries got together after all the killing and suffering and holocaust to inshine this hope, the united nations committed to universal declaration of rights. well, what a wonderful thing and we are not there yet. but it gives me hope that something that was completely unimag nnl when this united nations charter was adopted in san francisco, that is marriage equality has become a realty. so i think we can take great comfort and hope from the fact that something that people didn't even conceive of no

jerry brown hasn't aged at all. he's still good ol' governor moonbeam, putting the water scarcity issue in terms that anyone on 'shrooms can understand. >> some people call water a right, some people call water the essence of life. water is a baptism. water is a poetry. [laughter] >> yeah water is poetry. roses are red, violets are blue can i wash my [bleep] car or not? [laughter] now california's instituted mandatory water restrictions. we weren't that happy with that. you guys are? i'm okay. anyway, they've instituted mandatory water restrictions. they're attempting to get overall water usage down 25%. obviously not including agriculture, which is most of the water usage, but right now usage is only down 9%. so it is time to get real. >> the $623 million water recycling plant turns treated sewage from the sanitation department next door into drinkable water. it's called indirect potable reuse but more descriptively known as-to-tap. >>known as toilet-to-tap. >> people react to this godsend of a drought solution. >>

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reducir el consumo de agua en un 25% como lo ordenÓ el gobernador jerry brown. las reflexiones llevan varios dÍas porque veÍan venir el problema. asegura que conoce y sigue al pie de recepciÓn. >> no podemos llegar mucha agua. nada de ponerle las plantas. solamente lo que hacemos es la limpieza y nos vamos. el dueÑo se encarga de todo. juan carlos: las multas varÍan pero puede llegar a 500 $ diarios. sin embargo daniel asegura que esta no afecta la gente con mÁs recursos econÓmicos. daniel:, tienen dinero para pagar multas les importa que... tira el agua. no quiere que se saque las plantas. juan carlos: en lugar de jardines con pasto verde se ve compuesto de piedras y de plantas que normalmente se ven en zonas desÉrticas. ofrecen reembolsos a quienes estÉn dispuestos a cambiar su jardÍn. >> por cada pie cuadrado de cÉsped reemplazado con plantas mÁs amigable le pagamos tres dÓlares con 03 5/100. juan carlos: comenta que tenemos que tomar conciencia porque del contrario no habrÁ dinero que pueda comprar el agua. david: a todos nos va a perjudicar. a

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brown but he is sounding like the old jerry brown but his father was a great builder who built the water system made universities in jerry brown ran as the anti-to that. was all about living in the era of limits. he did not bill that they still came and it is bursting at the seams so now he goes back to the position of the '70s. stuart: as far as i know the enormous amount of rain falls on california and the rivers flow into california but it is trapped in reservoirs for to reduce the though believe it has built a new reservoir is in a three or four decades to me that is the problem for what to people in california think? >> right. talk to farmers and the central valley they pull out their hair because we bend over backwards to protect that the delta smelt and taking the water that could easily be is for humans to shifting it to the smaltite a fish even though there is only a few still remaining it is insanity we put these tidy little fish ahead of human beings all your bitterly suffering. stuart: what do people think? you have drastic reductions of water used to jog your hands. what do

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governor jerry brown hasn't said if he plans to sign the bill. in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> and it's slow going at the bay bridge toll plaza, where the metering lights are on, the spiders out, and traffic is backed up from beyond west grand avenue, approaching the pay gates. highway 4, another slow morning, heavy from 8th street in antioch, down the willow pass, also heavy through walnut creek. >> we have to rename that spider,icy. >> that's our live l camera. thanks greg that's a beautiful view. now mount vaca, we have sunshine there. 50s and 60s out the door, a mild start to the day, partly sunny, muggy and warmer. 60s beaches through the 70s and 80s, low 90s inland. triple dings return on tuesday and wednesday. it's going to be hot. >> happy monday morning. >> have a great day, everybody. we'l

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jerry brown in the past in which they would remain for all public-school children. rebecca: an accident in fremont and is retiring of the nimitz commute this morning to talk about 880 and out of rubble of order to the atlanta block earlier through the second name the far left lane remains blocked here with the drive time along the nimitz from to 37 and the southbound direction almost a 40 minute drive times for your job and over to the bayshore freeway commute at 18 minutes and no. 1014 paulo also off to berlin and from the next level for british tech. >>mark: and today the state senate will take the final legislative vote before sending a controversial boxing bill to gov. jerry brown death of the unvaccinated children would have to be home school to lawmakers oppose a black an outbreak of measles at disneyland in december and to those affected were not vaccinated. san >>darya: francisco filled with pride over the weekend is at the historic supreme court decision of the practice of abortion and why police and turkey have used tear gas and water cannons have their pr

brown in 2012 the board took perspective action to approve the successor agency and the successor agency gives the authority to us our mission are codified in the state improbable through major projects that are located in district 6 and 10 as a key component of the major propensities o projects 22 affordable units and over 1/3rd affordable job generating you'll hear about the components in the budget and key management responsibility from the former relike yerba buena we'll transfer there are helpful pie charts. >> so in the interest of times we're asking the department to stick to a 10 minute presentation so get to the budget discussions. >> there are slides that are pragmatic for reference the key thing in the major projects residential investment & infrastructure and the landfill for the transit center over 2 heed million dollars you'll see that and again 70 percent of budget for affordable housing and our budget through the next 5 years really comprised about 1/3rd of the mayors plan to produce affordable housing and our role is land use and financing moving to slide 4 and hunters p

this comes after governor jerry brown approved emergency drought regulations earlier this month that aim to slash water use by 25 percent. the measure calls for cities and water agencies to reduce water usage by amounts ranging from 8 percent to 36 percent. communities with the lowest per capita use. such as san francisco and hayward. must reduce water use by 8 percent. those with the highest use. such as hillsborogh and atherton. must reduce water use by 36 percent. >> reporter: his girlfriend's six-year-old daughter when she went missing thursday morning. he is now accused of murder.and is behind bars tonight. jadianna larsen's remains were found in a brush fire in glenn county. autorities are looking to see sacramento or glenn county. rivera was the one who reported jadianna missing. records show the man has a wrap sheet.with arrests dating back to 20-10. >> : the discovery of new evidence led to his arrest. >> reporter: investigators are working to find out exactly when.where.and how the kindergartener was killed. to find jadianna missing from experienced a medical emergency that

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leaders hope governor jerry brown will get behind their suggestion. >>> marking railroad crossings. the request comes after the number of deaths increased last year. there have been major accidents involving trains and vehicle is in los angeles, north carolina and new york this year. the railroad administration says google has agreed to that idea. >>> after years of saying you are fired donald trump gets a tist of his own medicine. -- taste of his own medicine. nbc is ending their relationship with donald trump. he said some immigrants from mexico bring drugs and crime to the united states. he will no longer appear on the apprentice. it will continue without donald trump. >>> police say it is not the type of thing that happens in a park like this. the murder mystery in the east bay and the help police need now from the public. >> days after anti-uber protests in paris two top uber executives were arrested. and would you know the real from the fake when it comes to fab clothes? -- nab clothes? the -- nba clothes? >>> an eerie discovery at a east bay park and now police need your help

brown. lewis marneli is from san diego he says he thinks california is like its own country and so he says we should start acting like it. >>> in hawaii, the u.s.s. arizona reopened after being shut down for a week because of an accident involving a ship. the mercy was being maneuvers by tug boats at the time. no one was hurt but the arizona memorial was closed to visitors because of the damage to the dock. the navy is now investigating the accident. >>> it hardly seems like the place that a father and daughter should embrace for the first time in a decade. but that's what happened today inside san quentin state prison. >> mike mibach tells me it was an early father's day celebration for about a dozen dads who were locked away hundreds of miles away from home. >> reporter: north block, san quentin state quintin. stacks of cells. a story really inside every one. but around the corner. >> now you are smooth. >> reporter: if you listen closely. >> most people when they push the pond. a king pon

it was a 1.5 contribution to a jerry brown committee but from a voter you have no idea where it's coming from or where it's going to. i think you have that spreadsheet in front of you. there is some variation between them. the smallest one was the proposition e committee that raised $5,000, $15,000 the prop b committee in 2010 that raised $1.1 million. the largest donor was $72,000. there is a lot of variation. there is one in the mayor's name a multi-measure committee. the thing that we have in common is that top donors give a lot of money. the largest to the mayor is 64,000, a donation to prop d in 2011. most of the donors give more than $500 the majority would exceed the contribution limits. the majority of the donors give directly to the candidate. and mostly contribute directly to the ballot committees not controlled by the candidates and the most that do give to candidate control committee and not. which gives to bob's point about what they might be after and in most of the cases the canned distributed the money to other committees. it's very difficult to track where the money went

governor jerry brown and republicans are reluct tonight increase spending incase revenue doesn't meet projections but democrats thinks it will be higher than his estimates. republicans are opposed to any additional spending. the governor has 12 days to sign the budget. >>> a 12-year-old girl and a 16- year-old boy are recovering after suffering shark bites over the weekend on the same north carolina beach within an hour of each other. what is being done now to keep swimmers safe. >> reporter: not one but two shark attacks sunday, taking place a few miles away from each other off the shores of north carolina. >> went in the water. coming over with the wash. >> reporter: a 12-year-old girl losing part of her arm and suffering a leg injury. 90 minutes later a 16-year-old boy losing his left arm. they had been swimming in waist deep water. >> reporter: it is not clear if the same shark attacked both victims. a 7-foot shark was spotted nearby. both kids are in good condition after undergoing surgery. >> the keys to the success yesterday was the fact our bystanders on the beach with the pat

. >>> governor jerry brown has signed a controversial bill about vaccinations. under the bill parents who reviews vaccination have to get an exemption or home school their children. the governor said the signs are clear that vaccines protect children against disease. it takes effect next january. >>> a water tax will collect signatures for a ballot proposal asking people to pay more for bottled water. it would add a 5-cent tax for municipal water collected in california. to have a label saying it is not drought friendly. here is what people think. >> i don't think getting to on the ballot will improve the situation. we need more storage. >> if the money is used toward something positive in another drought going forward then maybe it isn't a bad idea. >> it would fund maintenance, levies, dams. they need 366,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the 2016 ballot. >>> a wild fire 120 miles east of seattle. fire crews had a little relief. it is 10 percent contained. the forecast calls for high temperatures and strong winds. some residents are returning to a neig

they are responsible for executing governor jerry brown's mandate. ktvu's tom vacar spoke with three different water agencies today. including one of the biggest. there is a lot of money at stake. >> reporter: there is because take a look. this is becoming more and more precious every day. each water agency has been assigned to make it or break it based on its success in getting customers to use less than they did two years ago. the big change get your customers in line or face a huge fine. >> reporter: your water agency is looking more closely at your meter because the state's water cops are taking a look at your provider's meter. >> the state has made all water agencies accountable. >> they will be tracking to make sure we are meeting our conversation goals they layed out. >> the state has basically said they have a big stick for enforcing their regulations and i think that put people on edge and they want to make sure they meet the regulations. >> reporter: a $10,000 a day fine for providers that fail to reach their goals. that money would have to

so jerry brown, like all governors has something called line item veto. voters gave him this power. we pass our budget. his is the one introduced in january and revised in may. and we pass one to him. and he could veto the whole thing or sign it after he has liney temperatured everything he doesn't want. and it takes us by surprise. we have 12 days to act on it. and we sit down and further negotiate over that. we are required by the constitution to pass a balanced budge tote the governor by june 15th. it's our budget. >> -- budget to the governor by june 15th. it's our budget. >> and it doesn't include how we pay for reimbursements which is critical. and doesn't address how we will fix the road which is is critical. instead, we come back for a special session. so it seems to me that the controversial stuff is left out so we have this debate about money we have already agreed to and now the real stuff. >> the way you want to look at it, we don't have to have anything with regard to the $59 billion backlog of needs from the roads. we don't have to increase medical rates. we do want to

the honorable jerry brown, the gevner of california, again i thank you for your participation and for your strong support for the united nations and change on sustainable development and i look forward working closely with you. thank you for your leadership. the honorable edwin lee, mayor of san francisco, thank you for organizing great and historic opportunities to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the signing this great united nations charter and thank you for recognition of the united nations role by honoring me with this key of san francisco. i'll keep it on behalf of all the united nations staff for working day and night for all the peace and security. thank you again for your recognition for this great meeting today. thank you. and i would like to thank and recognize particularly the mrs. shultz. she has worked as the chief protocol of the great city. since i was [inaudible] when i came with my friends of foreign minister, she has always been there and as secretary of general i have been helped by you and thank you very much. thank you. and i would like to thank colleague ambass

governor jerry brown said today the budget is balanced, on time and pays down our debt. they still have decisions to make on how to pay for highways and medi-cal. highlightinizeclude the first earned income tax credit for the working poor. an increase in spending for child care and health coverage and no tuition increases. the state plans to adopt an amnesty program for residents who can't afford to pay off court fines and penalties that resulted in 4.8 million driver's license suspensions since 2006. >>> the boston marathon bomber addresses victims in the courtroom and apologizes. but survivors had mixed reactions. >> google is giving everyone a look at one of the most intensive climbs in the world. el capitan in yosemite. >> remember bat kid? the premier of the new "batkid begins," we will take you -- there is bat man. live to the red carpet later. >> tracking the heat. hot tomorrow. also tracking the developing story, the fire by antioch. we will have the specifics right after the break. >>> suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev apologized to his victims

needs governor jerry brown's signature to become law. the governor has not said if he would sign the bill. in the newsroom, lisa chan kpix 5. >>> now roberta joins us. good morning. >> i was just speaking with susan lite -- susan lee taylor. we have an area of low clouds and fog moving into the bay causing condensation, but also we have tropical moisture lifting from the south to the north producing a little bit of light drizzle. out the door, we have the layer of clouds looking at sfo, and currently, number wise, we are in the 50s and 60s. mild start to the day in what's going to pan out to be warmer and muggy in comparison to yesterday. # 0 degrees in -- 90 degrees in concord. 70s and 80s around the peninsula. topping off with a very muggy 92 degrees in morgan hill. 94 in gilroy. also mid-90s in brent wood through tracy, upper 80s in san ramon. a west wind 10 to 20, and throughout the seashore, stinson beach. into the 80s north of the golden gate bridge as we top off at 84 degrees. mid 90s through cloud coverdale and clear lake, a slig

california lawmakers are sending governor jerry brown a bill. which seeks to make professional cheerleaders. sports team employees. the bill would require that cheerleaders be paid at least minimum wage, if they work for professional sports teams. additionally. they would be paid for overtime and sick leave--- the same as other team employees. the bill responds to recent lawsuits filed by cheerleaders for the oakland raiders and th buffalo bills. now to a story we've been following for months. the "kids club school" in antioch is closing its doors. leaving hundreds of children without a school. kron 4's emily turner talked to school leaders, who are desperately trying to find a solution. to keep the school open. >> emily : the walls are bare and the rooms are empty of children. and this woman's heart is broken >>:i spent two days going through archives of pictures for last 20 years and my heart is just beating. i go home at night and i cried >> emily : it is the largest state funded facility but it is prepared to close its doors and has told par

[cheers and applause] i want to thank two outstanding public servants -- governor jerry brown and leader nancy pelosi, who are here with us today. [applause] and i want to thank this year's leaders of the conference of mayors, kevin johnson, stephanie rawlings blake, and oklahoma city mayor mick cornett. [applause] i also want to mention a few outstanding mayors who are getting ready to step down. michael nutter of philadelphia has done outstanding work. [applause] greg ballard of indianapolis, an outstanding mayor, doing great work with my brother's keeper. [applause] annise parker of houston. loving it. [applause] and my dear old friend, michael coleman of columbus, ohio. [applause] and finally, a great mayor, one of my favorite people, and i know one of the people all of you admire so much, a great mayor, joe riley of charleston. [applause] joe's back home doing one of a mayor's sadder, more important duties today. obviously, the entire country has been shocked and heartbroken by what has happened. the nature of this attack in a place of worship where congregants invite in a stranger

brown. ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: llegÓ el momento de conocer la duda del dÍa la manda juan y dice: a quÉ ella puedo tomar el examen de ciudadanÍa en espaÑol? reportera: para poder tomar el examen de ciudadanÍa en espaÑol o en su idioma natal o no tiene que tener por lo _50 aÑos de edad, y 20 aÑos con la tarjeta de residencia o 55 aÑos de edad y 15 aÑos con la residencia. otra excepciÓn es para las personas que tienen 65 aÑos y 20 aÑos con la tarjeta de residencia, sÓlo toman un examen ilimitado de 20 preguntas. leÓn: recuerde que decidiremos contestando sus preguntas si tiene alguna duda escriba su pregunta nuestras redes sociales, estamos bajo univisiÓn 14. muchas personas sufren abusos en el trabajo y no los denuncian porque piensan que no se puede hacer nada y que los patrones pueden hacer lo que quieran. los empleados tienen una serie de derechos en san francisco y protecciones que quizÁs desconocen. para hablar del tema nos acompaÑa la abogada julia. platÍcanos en quÉ consiste la ley de horarios flexibles? julia: los trabajadores pueden solicitar cambios de horario o flexibil

brown. con el tema los esperamos en la visiÓn nocturna. marÍa: gracias enrique. jorge con esto terminamos el noticiero univisiÓn en nombre de todos las personas que estÁn nuestras espaldas ma.rÍa: gracias. presentador: ahora estÁ usted bien informado noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: televisa presenta... silvia: digo, aunque perdÍ y supongo que si encuentro eso lo demÁs va a llegar solito. lo que sÍ te aseguro que no voy a pasar la vida llorando por algo que no pudo ser. mira, de verdad. pato: ¿segura? silvia: pues sÍ, pato. renato como hombre es un capÍtulo completamente cerrado en mi vida. aldonza: ¿entonces ya sabemos que no somos hermanos? cristÓbal: ¿estÁs completamente segura? aldonza: ¿no te enseÑaron la copia del resultado de la prueba? cristÓbal: no, por eso todavÍa no lo puedo creer. aldonza: pues crÉelo porque es verdad. cristÓbal: ¿eso quÉ significa?

el gobernador jerry brown no parece apoyar la mociÓn porque pretende pagar las deudas del estado en lugar de programas sociales. liliana escalante nos dice lo que significa este plan para los trabajadores del campo y para todas las familias. liliana: la agricultura de california aporta dos terceras partes de lo que se consume en estados unidos. la severa sequÍa que va por su cuarto aÑo consecutivo podrÍa ser que esto cambie. >> Ésta se quiere flexiÓn forzada que tiene que haber ahora va a reducir esa producciÓn, lo cual va a incrementar precios y vamos a tener que traer esos productos de otros paÍses para poder completar la demanda. >> para los trabajadores del campo california ya no es como antes. ya no hay lluvias. ya no hay trabajo prometedor. liliana: el estado ya ha impuesto sanciones para los que viven esta situaciÓn. ahora han llegado a los mismos productores. >> el 80% del consumo de aguas con los agricultores. es ahÍ donde se tiene que realmente encontraron redirigir o cambiar la siembran nuevamente para que ver quÉ productos son los que requieren menos agua. liliana: l

el gobeador jerry brown llega hoy a san jos para reunirse con autoridades delagua del sur de la baha y discutir los esfuerzos locales para ahorrar el vitaliquido... ---recordemos que brown, emitiuna orden ejecutiva que requiere una reduccin del 25 por ciento en el uso de agua potable en todo el estado... lorena/ms ---continuando coneste tema.... un nuevo reporte price perdidas de miles... take vo de millones de dolaresen la agricultura... --- segn unestudio, la falta degua y lluvidejar sinempleo a ms de 18 mil trabajadores originando una prdida de ms de dos mil millones de dlares.. --- la peor de las sequas, ha obligado a que las autoridadesordenen restricciones del 25 por ciento en el consumo del preciado lquido... juanfra en nuestra rea lastemperaturas ...roll open under lorena pasamos con gabriela dellan quien tiene los detalles delreporte del clima ... take 2boxes lucrecia buenos das... qu nos espera el da de hoy. fb lucrecia live bug lucreciaamigos tengan todos muy buenas diay sean rdialmee bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 .enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica

the california senate will vote this afternoon if it passes governor jerry brown still has to sign it. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00 p.m. live in the newsroom is alicia vitarelli with a preview. hello, alicia, how was your weekend. >> reporter: it was great. >>> he was america's most wanted chris crime boss whitey budge bulger is peeking out. he had advice to the teens and how they are reacting to this unusual letter. >>> supreme court ruling by same-sex marriage by renaming one of its popular ice cream flavors, ben and jerries, don't father to take us on the go, you can watch us live stream on smart phone or tablet. coming up, i'll be joining you in the studio to tell you about a woman who was a ceo who was pregnant and hiding that she was pregnant and the fallout from it. >> that's quite a story. >> reporter: quick break and then accuweather when we come right back. hey, honey. day dreaming? [laughing] sorry. about being at the beach? uh... yeah. in the caribbean? that's odd... at our very own beach house? how do you know? you've

more than a year since governor jerry brown approved emergency spending meant to address the drought. but a new analysis found half of the $687 million has been spent. according to the -- just a second. my apologies. only $300,000 has been spent out of 20 million set aside for projects. only 11 million has been spent out of the 21 million for housing assistance for disabled farm workers. and only 221 million spent out of the 472 million for local water infrastructure projects. however the state says there have been several success stories including drip irrigation in farm fields and new wells in los angeles. officials are also defending the pace of the spending. they want to make sure the money is used wisely. some infrastructure projects are also on hold while local governments look for additional funding. >>> california rice farmers meant with environmentalists to explain their dilemma during the drought. they are growing less rice this year because they are getting 25% less water. one farmer said he could use the ground water under his land but that draws water away from neighbors.

brown. si se convierta en ley la sb277 que entrarÍa en efecto el prÓximo aÑo y se incrementarÍan las escuelas a partir de julio del 2016. serÍa una de las leyes mÁs estrictas en materia de vacunaciÓn en todo el paÍs,. la legislaciÓn en mississippi y virginia. leÓn felipe: continÚan hospitalizados los siete estudiantes irlandeses que sobrevivieron a la caÍda desde un balcÓn la semana pasada. los jÓvenes enfrentan una recuperaciÓn fÍsica y mental prolongada. un vocero del hospital donde se encuentran dijo que al menos dos de las vÍctimas estÁn en condiciÓn estable. en el accidente seis jÓvenes entre 21 y 22 aÑos perdieron la vida. breve de los 14 policÍas de san francisco acusados de enviar mensajes de texto con contenido racista y homo fÓbico aÚn no reciben sanciones por parte de la destituciÓn, debido a que el juez que lleva el caso llamÓ a una audiencia para determinar si el departamento de policÍa dejÓ pasar demasiado tiempo para aplicar las medidas disciplinari

el gobernador "jerry brown" orden la implementacin obligatoria de nuevas medidas para conservar el vital lquido. --se espera que hoy, los oficiales tambin presenten un reporte sobre los resultados de dichas normas. juanfra en nuestra rea las temperaturas .... roll open under lorena pasamos con lucrecia borchardt quietne los detalles del reporte del clima ... take 2boxes lucrecia buenos das... s espera el da de hoy. fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tardsira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte temo 82 la bahia sur tenemos: 79 la bahia este tenemos: 74 la costa tenemos: 75 los va

. >>> governor jerry brown visited the south bay to talk about water conversation. he praised santa clara county for doing their part to meet the goals. and he supports efforts by leaders to recycle toilet water into drinking water. that is something that is being done in southern california. he will do what he can to make that happen. >> whatever we can do to facilitate reclaiming and reusing water we are for. if we can help with more i will push that very hard. >> the governor is expected to visit southern california next week to talk about the drought there. >>> one of the cavaliers stars out. coming up next in sports hear from steve kerr on his opinion on playing without their number two man. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> mark is off, scott is here. big blow for the cavaliers. >> yeah. last night game one. and now a bigger blow news today. beating the warriors when you are healthy is tough, when you are missing key components is nearly impossib

. _ jerry brown estuvo presente el alcalde de san josÉ quien mencionÓ que se necesita mÁs apoyo para enfrentar la sequÍa. esta semana el departamento de seguridad interna revelÓ un alto nÚmero de fallas en el sistema de seguridad en los aeropuertos. fernando pizarro nos cuenta mÁs sobre esta alarmantes cifras. fernando: un informe interno del departamento de seguridad nacional revelÓ enormes fallas en las revisiones de la seguridad de aeropuertos. los inspectores de la instalaciÓn de seguridad de transporte conocida como tsa no fueron capaces de detectar en 67 70 ocasiones cuando agentes encubiertos lograron pasar explosivos falsos y armas prohibidas por los controles. un 96% de inefectividad. un pasajero se sorprendiÓ con la noticia. >> me sorprende absolutamente, pensaba que era mucho mÁs efectiva la... el control. fernando: un senador piensa que habrÁ que pedir que se rectifique el sistema. >> enormemente preocupante, 67 de 70 casi 100% de las veces. que los inspectores que estaban tratando de ver cuÁl era la eficacia de los programas de seguridad de transporte, pudieron

california governor jerry brown advised general caution on "meet the press". >> if there's advertising and legitimacy, how many can get stoned and have a great nation. >> and pulling the alarm bell in the state of the state address. >> it suggest legalizing marijuana will increase the number of minors using this drug. >> it's an argument that's gathered for years. >> people have had a lot of concerns tapping the medical marijuana laws could send the wrong message to teens by saying it's safe or possibly acceptable. >> columbia university says decades of information says this. >> states have passed using marijuana, including california. she looked at usage in states before and after the laws went in effect reviewing questionnaires from a million adolescents. here's what she found. one, states that passed medical marijuana laws did not)u see a rise in teen use. actually they witnessed a small drop. two, those same states had higher teen use to begin with compared to the rest of the country. does this mean results hinge on state's culture can we say pass ago the marijuana laws doesn't lo