what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is how good our standards are. would you like to see? i am going to push the access key which will activate the voice. i want to go to floor 24. ok, to the left. >> elevator j has arrived. >> that was smooth. >> i am getting a text message. it is amazing, thes

. >>> the latest for the search of a 16-year-old california girl. the friend of hannah anderson told the teen he had a crush on her. the fbi has started the for him. he is accused of killing the teenager's mother and the 8-year-old brother. he followed the teen after a deadly confrontation of the home. the bodies of christina and ethan anderson were found in the house. his father made this plea to him, someone he considered as a family friend. >> i'm begging you to let my daughter go. you've taken everything else. hannah, we all love you very much. and if you have a chance, you take it. you run. >> now, the detectives are following several leads from texas to canada and mexico. the first statewide amber alert issued to all california cell phones. he is believe teed be driving a blue nissan versa. >>> 62 years after her death, the family of henrietta lax can rest a little easier. she died without her family's ken, her cells because -- con sesz. her cells were used without her consent. . the family reached a genetic privacy agreement with nih, researc

crimen sin fronteras, autoridades de estados unidos desarticulon banda en california relacionada al cartel de la familia de michoacÁn. >>> peregrinaciÓn en mÉxico termina en tragedia. >>> dos de los nueve jovenes detenidos en arizona permanecen en condiciones de tortura segÚn grupos de derechos humanos. >>> fundador de facebook apoya la reforma migratoria integral, hablamos con Él. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna con enrique acevedo e ilia caliddeÓ. >>> duro golpe a red de distribuciÓn de droga que involuc involucraba a pandilleros y miembros de la familia michoa n michoacÁna. >>> fue una de las operaciones mÁs grande y exitosas de los Últimos aÑos contra las pandilla de las mafia mexicana que opera en estados unidos, el golpe de hoy rompiÓ una alianza entre el cartel de la familia michoacÁna, y grupos de la mafia que apuran operan en la cÁrcel y grupos que operan en el sur de california. >>> la investigaciÓn duro mÁs de tres aÑos. >>> lo mÁs importante es que nosotros hacemos los Ángeles, nuestro paÍs un lugar mÁs seguro. >>> el cartel de la fami

this is the dirtiest beach in southern california. doheny beach. i've surfed this twice -- i've gotten sick both times. narrator: san juan creek, a concrete flood control channel, flows directly to doheny beach. moriarty: the concrete you can almost think of as a big water slide for pollutants to go to sea level. man: if it rains more than 2/10 of an inch, the county puts out a health advisory for all beaches in the county. that totaled 75 days in 2006. so it's sort of a frightening thing that it's so polluted that every time it rains, we have to stay out of the ocean for three days. moriarty: to be sick after surfing isn't like, "oh, i have a runny nose," and tomorrow it's gone. can be a lot of different things. nelsen: they include gastroenteritis, which is an upset stomach, and sinus infections, ear infections, eye infections, and there's also virulent versions of streptococcus that can actually cause severe illness and even death. moriarty: our goal with surfrider foundation is essentially to have the city understand that the water is, in fact,

of guru in chatsworth california dr kramer welcome. thanks i'm getting you thanks for having me thanks for joining us are marijuana and tetrahydrocannabinol t.h.c. the active ingredient in a viable treatments for treating alternatives for pets in pain. i think you need to take a step back and differentiate between the two i think all too often used as being synonymous with candidates or marijuana when most of the exciting research research scientific research studies is focusing on other active ingredients in canvas so in other so he she may be useful for certain conditions but it's really some of these other ingredients that has excited is that is that why the synthetically manufactured t.h.c. pills when they give them to people with cancer and chemo and whatnot they say that they don't work as well as pot because of these other synergistic or just other altogether different compounds and if so what are some of those compounds. yeah that's precisely right there's hundreds of compounds and we're only now beginning to explore the relati

if not, lee says california will delay online enrollment. >> we wopt go live if we can't ensure secure information. >> reporter: they will start with paper, if need be, and others are planning to do the same. >> in talking with many players across the country, health insurance plans, states, advocacy groups, they are putting in place these contingency plans for paper enrollment. partly, it's because of concern that maybe all of the systems won't be working properly on day one. >> reporter: if the online exchanges can't launch on time, it could become a major pr problem for the state and obama administration because as they prepare to reach a massive media out reach this fall, opponent haves a counter offense. the heritage foundation announced a $500,000 campaign to overturn so-called obamacare. >> there will be political advertising about the law, mainly negative, at the same time insurers and state exchanges and the government are trying to sell it. >> reporter: it has insurers offering plans on the exchanges treading carefully. but if enroll mment proves popular, that could change. >

hope to - ♪ california love fonia ♪ ♪ california ♪ is nice to the homeless ♪is nice ♪ california ♪ ♪ super cool to the homeless ♪ to ♪ in the city in the ♪ city of santa monica sant ♪ lots of rich people ich e ♪ giving change to the homeless ♪omeless - change?c - ♪ in the city - ♪ city of brentwood - ♪ in the city ♪ they take really good care ♪ ♪ of all their homeless ir - they're listening! let's go! ♪ - ♪ in the city ity ♪ - ♪ marina del rey ♪ they're so nice to the homeless ♪meless ♪ build 'em porta-potties - they're--they're leading them away!they' - we're gonna be all right! we'r - ♪ california ♪ ♪ super cool to the homeless ♪ - ♪ california an ♪ a orn ne ♪ in the city ♪ city of venice ♪ right by matt's house ous♪ ♪ you can chill if you're homeless ♪ou'rhm ♪ - ugh! - yes! that's three homeless!e hol suck on that! that ! [bleep], yeah! - honestly, i don't know what you see in this, kyle.eawhy captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.comtral >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "dai

she is a critic of education in california. she in support of local control funding but has reservations. >> if you allow a bureaucracy to spend money where they want what happens if they spend it more on the bureaucracy than on the kids in the classroom. >> you want to see the money go to the kids? >> we want it to go to the kids number one and full transparency about where the dollars are going and an analysis on what the return on investment is. >> the state controller says that their finances are a mess and the guardians at the gate houchlt are we supposed to know that the money is going to be spent accurately if no one is watching the money? >> well the formula goes from the state to the local school districts. so she is right there is a problem with where does it go after that? however there are 10,000 schools in california. we're not smart enough in sacramento to say each school ought to be spending exactly that much and you can't have much at the school district level. so there are district-wise needs. we'll install a n

. >>> a wildfire rages out of control at extreme speeds in southern california, threatening a number of communities where people have been evacuated. so far we know at least two homes have been burned to the ground. that fire broke out around 2:00 yesterday, and within a matter of hours spread to eight square miles thanks to dry and windy conditions in southern california. more than400 firefighters, helicopters and air tankers have been working ahead of those flames in nearby riverside county, trying to create a barrier wall there. a camera rolling saw five buildings catch fire in isolated areas. two appear to be homes, however, that has not been confirmed just yet. to make matters worse, 30 miles southwest of this fire, crews are now working on an 1,100- acre wildfire. that one has been burning since monday. right now it's around 75% contained and expected to be fully contained by friday. >>> bp will have to pay even more money as a result of that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico three years ago. bp says that the court supervised settlement program has been approving excessiv

areas and fell in love with the mission just based on where we have the stores like venice beach and california and just fell in love with this facade of the building, the ki of that's going on there and the gentrification going on. >> good evening, my name is marlene. i'm the store manager. i have a personal relationship with the mission. my first department in san francisco was three blocks from the store location. i love living there and while i now live elsewhere in the city i continue to shop at the restaurants and shop there. i also give my time in the community as a volunteer. for over two years i have been a mentor to a student on valencia. the area of the mission has gone through, valencia street looks and feels amazing. more people than ever seem toen jo i this section of the mission. 16 street tells another story and i'm happy to the contributing to the enhancement of the street. i love this system of it's why i was hired. not to run a big box store of disgruntled employees, but a store that actively participates. going through this process has been extremely beneficial to me. it ill

their bodies found in his burning california home. >> she was a victim in this case. she was not a willing participant. she was under extreme duress. >> reporter: dimaggio shot at them before they shot at him and killed him. that's his blue car camouflaged under that debris. hannah mayo her life to these four horseback riders. >> they said they were back country people in california. they didn't fit out there in the idaho mountains. >> reporter: when they saw the amber alert, they called police. >> without you, who knows how long this would have gone on? >> reporter: a chance encounter that finally brought a young girl home. ryan owens, abc news, boise, idaho. >>> dozens of hikers who spent the night in the wilderness in northern washington state are safe because of excellent engineering. a temporary road was built in north cascade national park after floodwaters flashed out a permanent one. it forced 65 people stranded in nature. construction on the new road was finished. >>> new this morning, tragedy at a baseball game. a fan at atlanta's turner field fell more than

an amber alert is in effect for california, oregon, washington and nevada. police say dimaggio may have apan donned his blue nissan with california plates. and it may be rigged with explosives. >>> this man appeared at an accident sunday morning, as this young woman was fighting for her life. she had been trapped in the car for two hours. and she was asking for prayers. witnesses say the man was dressed like a catholic priest. and he seemed to come out of nowhere. >> he came up and approached the patient. and did offer a prayer. it was a catholic priest. he had anointing oil with him. >> and a sense of calmness come over her then. >> crews did finally manage to free the young woman. when they turned around, that man was gone. they are calling him a guardian angel. >>> the mystery of how the shark got into the new york subway car may have been solved. a mom from brooklyn tells "the new york post," her kids were taking pictures of a dead fish on a coney island beach when a group of 20-somethings made off with that fish. a marine expert said that the sharks hav

one the most interesting stories that i found was i talked to a woman who is is an orange county in california and she and her husband moved, they wanted to move to the inland empire to a town. an empire is where a lot of the housing expansion happened during the housing boom. they intended to find work there but they couldn't because the job market was not good. they said we will keep our jobs in orange county and commute every day no big deal. they did that and it was this really terrible commute. they would have to set their alarms for 4:00 in the morning leave at that for:15 and only at that time at the commute be one hour and 15 minutes. any other time it would be two or three hours so they would drive from temecula to orange county and they would leave so early that they would park the car in the mcdonald's parking lot recline their seats and set their cell phone alarms to take a nap. on the day she had to come in by herself she would want to sleep in a mcdonald's parking lot by herself so she would go to her classroom. she was asleep under her desk and she said to me at felt like george

that's where i come from in california. i know we're going to make it happen. >> cenk: the reason why i love allison's story, she's a teacher, and she thinks she can help democracy, and i think she's right. we'll win in california and then we'll go on to other states. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> cenk: when we come back we'll break down newsroom as we do every monday. enjoy this one when we return. >> cenk: all right, we're back on "the young turks." you know where you can find us at all times, right? the young turks.com. after all this you should know this by now. youtube/tyt any time of the day. all the news stories are right there for you. every monday ben mankiewicz is in the house. and he joins us now with ana, jayar, and ben, what have you got? >> the "newsroom," things are moving along in the program, and this week's episode was abou about--well, a lot of it was about sexism. there was sandra fluke, and a character in the show had a relationship on wall street, she broke it off, and he

red flag warning remains in effect across northern california this morning. cal fire has staffed reserve engines and brought in extra firefighters. yesterday we were at the cal fire air attack base at the sonoma airport where we watched a plane launch to fight a fire. that plane was forced to return to the airport because thunderstorm activity made it too dangerous to fly. >> flying conditions can be extreme. turbulence, wind, visibly, depending on the, you know, clouds. but it can be extreme. of course we're flying at a low level. >> reporter: cal fire pilots say their goal is to get to fires fast and have them out before they grow beyond five or ten acres. crews are hoping to get a break with the weather today and plan to be back up in the air later this morning, ready to respond to lightning-strike fires that pop up. there is the possibility of more lightning strikes as we move throughout the day, later into the evening and into tomorrow as well. live in morning in pacificca, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we want to see your photos when severe weather hits. e-ma

he is a manufacturing plant in southern california, so he makes no boards and it's funny to hear my girls talk about their dad. he's really there crimean ports every day. he's an amazing person. they are the center of my life and i want my girls to know you can be true to who you wire. you can speak in your own voice and still have a good life. will people try and paint with their own brush? they certainly will. but you can't focus on that. >> host: dukas at the grocery stores today? >> guest: i do. i get stopped a variety of reasons. a lot of people see me in there that

olivia hummer is a senior from covina, california, who loves to dance and wound up in second place in a dance competition, i hear. yes, i was actually the only one in the category, so at the competition, if you placed first, you were invited to their nationals, and my friend and i, who did a duet, we weren't quite at that level, so they gave us second place when we were the only ones. so they wouldn't have to take you to the national competition? all right. william crouch, sophomore from warner robins, georgia. part asian, part navajo, and it says here you are registered with the navajo nation in the state of... arizona, and it's also partly new mexico, but we went two summers ago with my grandfather, who is full-blooded, and we got registered, me and my brother, and we went to go meet part of our family that i had never met before, and they're all full-blooded, and we got to try all of the cuisine and see all of the art and stuff. good for you. arjun byju is from sarasota, florida, a senior at pine view school who appeared on the mtv show "made." now, what's all that about? well, it'

it was in california, but maybe a minute into the plunge the plan goes horribly wrong. >> i know i'm in serious trouble. three or four seconds it malfunctions and i know i'm a dead man. >> reporter: his paracounty useless. >> i can't see the ground because it's too far away but i can hear the wind. at that point i'm going 60 or 70 miles an hour. i felt i was on mi last one -- sing out of control, and this is it. your brain starts bang through ideas right now. what from you going to do. what are you going to do. as i was getting lower i was thinking about my teammates, my family. >> reporter: the reserve parachute. >> i pulled the reserve. the paracounty came out. >> that's the reserve, but it doesn't work. it gets stuck not tangled lines. >> i literally looked up and said this is what a dead man sees. >> this is what a dead man sees. >> you can see the rest of that story tonight on "20/20". coming up a new twist on an old crime. people lighting bags of trash on fire. abc2 news at 6 starts root now. >>> suddenly we have to take a lot more security precautions. >> a break-in at one of

hundreds flee and homes burn as thousands of firefighters continue to battle the wildfire in banning, california. 13 helicopters and six air tankers have tried to tame the flames. it's grown to 10,000 acres and 15 buildings including several homes have been damaged or destroyed. the fire is still at zero containment and the cause under investigation. >>> a baby is rescued from high floodwaters in nashville. the little one and his mother were trapped in the rising waters. you see them carrying the baby out there. the crews were successful to help everyone get to the ground safely. >>> floodwaters have created dangerous conditions in a dozen midwestern and southeastern states. massive flooding nearly swallowed. arkansas. 7 to 10 inches of rain fell on some parts. vehicles were being swept away as roads turned in to rivers. a family even woke up to water pouring in to their home. several rescues have been made Ñ this summer, new york state is back and open for business. with endless beaches, hundreds of miles for hiking...or biking. endless rivers and streams ready to take your breath away. and mo

california teenager who survived a kidnapping ordeal is back home with her father. her father says hannah anderson will need time and privacy to begin the healing process. >>> a man who fell to his death at a atlanta braves game. the investigation is ongoing. >>> engineers have built a temporary road in washington state's north cascades national park so dozens of hikers could cross to safety. floodwaters have washed out the permanent road. >>> looking at today's weather. it's a pleasant day along the west coast. more thunderstorms are possible in colorado. and it will be fall instead of sumner the midwest. stormy, though, for the east coast. >>> raising a child can be one of the most rewarding things you'll ever do in life. but also one of the most challenging. just ask any mom. >> and these days, whether you work or stay at home, you're dg pulled in every, single direction all at once. but for any mom who has forgotten the meaning of calm, help is here. there is nothing relaxing about my 10-month-old son, devin, who the idea of bringing him to a yoga session came u

transgendered kids in california. legal is next. >> thanks for staying with us, bill o'reilly in the is it legal segment tonight. lots to talk about. let's bring in attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and least wiig. what do you think about this stop and frisk program we talked about at the top of the program. the judge says the nypd is violating search and seizure, and you say? >> it doesn't make any sense. if it's truly a violation the way this policy is implemented if that is true which is her consensus or her opinion. then she should shut it down. will whole program. >> she can't because the supreme court mass ruled it? >> she can't because it's not unconstitutional. they have not proven that. >> the police commissioner kelly and the mayor bloomberg say that judge scheindlin is prejudiced against the cops. doesn't like the police department. >> hasn't liked the cops for a long time. >> do you believe that. >> when you look at her record, she has been diverting all of these cases since 1999, to her.

. >> a woman, she's from the west side, richmond, california. >> right. >> they had to do what they had to do. she didn't use that as a negative thing. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i'm tired of looking at your mess. okay. i'm tired of looking at your socks. i'm tired of looking at your books. terry mcmillan, tom clancy all over the place. pick a damn genre. >> whole life just people in the eye. thought white chain-link fence and a yard full of pit bulls. that's nice. >> what happened to rick, i love you. you're the wonl man for me. >> before you got to this point and you were doing television, you had some interesting theater. >> i still do. it's my first love. i was a theater major, went to howard university and majoring in drama. it's like, you're majoring in drama? yes, i am. >> aren't going to have no job. >> i'll go back and play. there's nothing like being live in front of the camera but being live on stage and getting that immediate reaction from the audience is wonderful. it's the best way to really tighten up your chops. i can do comedy. i can do drama, things like tha

your home is my home for the city of richmond california is saying to homeowners an effort to help those with underwater mortgages as a city is using eminent domain to seize homes with homeowner consent then sell the home to back to them at a lower price but as usual all such well intended efforts have unintended consequences and those consequences are being expressed and a scathing lawsuit by those who ended up owning the securitized mortgages that would include the pension funds which are no peace and losses if the suit bills and several other cities are considering a similar eminent domain scheme so the ultimate risk is banks will be less willing to grant loans that the government simply imposes losses and b.s. investors will be.

. >>> $1 billion plan to expand california's largest reservoir shasta dam caused a flood of controversy. >>> plus the greening of a billionaire who wants to help steer the company's energy policy. >> energy and climate are going to be the challenge for

i want to eepblg the loss of one of our heroes on the california hunters point, kenyon youngstrom, who protect us and keep us safe every day. we acknowledge you and know you are heroes and we are very, very sorry for the loss of officer youngstrom. our third panel is called prevention and community engagement, promising approaches to stop bullying in the bay area. our moderator is rebecca randell, vice president of education programs at common sense media based here in san francisco. we became ka is responsible for partnering with school districts and departments of education across the country to help children and youth learn how to think critically, behave safely and participate responsibly in our digital world which we all have heard brings its own complications. she oversees the department's education staff, working in the 3 largest districts in the country, new york, denver, maine, texas, florida, and the bay area. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rebecca randell. >> great, thank you, melinda. i'm going to ask you all to come up now. as they get seated i'll say a few words. al

an amber alert is in effect for california, oregon, washington and nevada. he may have abandoned his blue nissan. and it may be rigged with explosi explosives. >>> this man appeared at an accident sunday morning, as this young woman was fighting for her life. she had been trapped in the car for two hours. and she was asking for prayers. witnesses say the man was dressed like a catholic priest. and he seemed to come out of nowhere. >> he came up and approached the patient. and did offer a prayer. it was a catholic priest. he had anointing oil with him. >> and a sense of calmness come over her then. >> crews managed to free the young woman. when they turned around, that man was gone. >>> the mystery of how the shark got into the new york subway car may have been solved. a mom from brooklyn tell "the new york post," says her kids were taking pictures of a dead fish on the beach. a marine expert said that the sharks have a similar look and size. so, the question is, is the mystery solved? >> yeah, right. got to be surveillance video. there's got to be. >> bigger

the birthing centers are scattered nationwide, with many in new york and southern california. this birthing center is located inchino hills, california, just east of los angeles, soaped as a single-family home with four bathrooms, but it was subdivided into 17 bathrooms and 17 bathrooms, a clear violation of california building and zoning laws. >> a lot of changes to the home were done without permits and this is against code enforcement law. more importantly, the city had an issue with the fact that they were operating a to he out of a residential home and that is against code enforcement rules. >> bonnie erbe: after seeing a lot of activity in the area and large groups of pregnant women walking around, neighbors started to question what was going on. >> at first, we were, like, maybe it's like human sex trafficking or something really weird is going on around it's not right. >> bonnie erbe: then they learned the house was being used as a maternity hotel. >> on an ethical level, i think it's very concerning. it's not very american. you know, as an immigrant myself, i came ove

what you are seeing at this southern california walmart is a large group of workers as well as union members walking a picket line. this is a protest that's happening in the states of texas, maryland, georgia, wisconsin, trying to make the point to the company that they need to figure some of these issues out. >> i try to get a representative from walmart to go on camera and talk to us about the allegations against them, but they refused. they said it's a very small number of employees that actually have grievances against the company. what they did say we should do is come here to this walmart in new jersey and talk to hand-picked associates that they say are very happy to be working for them. hey, how are you? >> hi, how are you. >> i'm morgan. >> i'm jocelyn. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> how long have you worked for walmart? >> i've worked for walmart for 3 1/2 years now. >> do you have benefits? >> yes, i do. >> full health and everything? >> yes. >> are you a part-time employee? >> no, full time. >> have you been able to work out a schedule that works for yo

. >> our job is to measure and be aware of the supply and demand picture of california raisins and to regulate that volume by perhaps setting some aside on the sidelines for a while. >> i'm no raisin expert, but this kind of sound like two scoops of bull (bleep). (laughter) and just when i thought this story couldn't get stupider, i heard this. >> sun valley raisin growers took their battle with the federal government all the way to the supreme court. >> so you mean to tell me scalia, roberts, sotomayor, sat there and listened to oral arguments over raisins? >> yes. and they had some very penetrating questions. >> as the supreme court transcript shows, the court may have been the only one taking this seriously. >> case 12-123, horne v. department of agriculture. >> what was the interest that they're claiming was taken by the government? >> do you have any idea how many landmark cases we still have to rule on? >> being part raisin, i feel i must recuse myself. >> may i please have a raisin. >> get these raisins out of my (bleep)ing court! >> in the end the justices ruled unanimously th

. >>> a car plows into people on a california boardwalk. why witnesses do not believe it was an accident. >>> hundreds arrested over last year's bay area refinery fire. what they're demanding now from chevron. >>> and hours of negotiations behind closed doors but still no deal ahead of b.a.r.t.'s contract deadline. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. and let's get right to kpix 5's don knapp who's live outside the negotiations in oakland with b.a.r.t.. don any word? >> reporter: no new word right now but they've been in there since 10:00 this morning. it's 10:00 tonight and they're still talking, that's got to be a good sign considering what's been going on in the past. there were some positive things this seeing -- signs this evening. nothing the really hang a hat on. but at 6:20 food was brought into the building suggesting talks were going at least well enough to keep talking and not take a dinner break. now there was a -- there was somewhat concern shortly thereafter by the president of the amalgamated transit workers' union. >> we're in

the two bodies were found in dimaggio's burned california home. that's when authorities believe he fled the san diego area with hannah. law enforcement officials tracked them to a remote area from central idaho after horseback riders said they saw a man and girl. >> i said that's the girl we seen on the mountain. >> reporter: the car was found hidden under twigs and branches. the agents approached the campsite on foot and waited until they separated and shot and killed the suspect. f.b.i. agents are still processing evidence. they say they won't release additional details about what happened between dimaggio and law enforcement until an investigation is complete. marly hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> hannah anderson was lifted from the idaho campsite and brought to a hospital for observation. she appeared unharmed. >>> in baltimore, closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow in the murder for hire travel against carla porter. porter took the stand friday in her own defense. she told jurors she suffered years of verbal and physical abuse at hands of