Those reporter but they have willfully represented to the consumers of california. The list they gave to covered california is wildly inaccurate. So havent they broken the law . Cant they be held accountable . A colleague in the room said they were looking into it but three months later dmhc still cant tell us how many if any doctors were inaccurately listed on anthems Network Adequacy filings. Ill log on my computer and show you over 80 within 20 miles. Reporter we found even more inaccuracies than that. An internal agency emails reveal one day after we first questioned the agency about a lack of doctors, several people on the inside began echoing our concerns. Members of its Advisory Board sent emails warning the director of the agency and the head of the departments complaint unit warned, quote, i suspects we are going to have a Network Adequacy issue very soon. But while dmhc is the agency that regulates insurers, its covered california that determines which insurers participate in the state program. What is covered california going to do to prevent this from happening when open enrollment begins again in october . Well, we are already engaged in some very meaningful dialogue with the insurance plans. Reporter but dana howard wont confirm reports that thousands of people have switched insurers due to a lack of doctors. We have seen some cases, we dont have a count reporter if you find a lot of people are switching from one specific plan to another because they cant find a doctor, will that plan be included in the next open enrollment . That we could not disclose. Uhm reporter he says that would hinder their ability to negotiated with insurers. But kyle hopes theres one insurer covered california wont negotiate with. I would tell them to get rid of anthem blue cross. Reporter now, anthem sent us a response three minutes before deadline saying the notes in its Customer Service system dont reflect kyles story. They wouldnt provide evidence to the contrary but said anthem continues to expand its in earthquake. What is the state going to do, fine anthem for not having enough doctors. Reporter dmhc says its still investigating and it actually has issued more than 100,000 in fines against anthem since open enrollment began but not a single one was for too few doctors or inaccurate lists, liz. Wow. Still a lot of work to be done on this. All right julie, thank you. New poll numbers are out showing San Franciscos war over the waterfront is a lot more evenly matched than thought initially. Kpix 5 reporter phil matier on our exclusive poll and the projects in the works. Phil. Reporter thats right. You know, it was just a couple of months ago we were down here talking about the Warriors Arena going in behind us. And about the publics negative reaction in some cases and how that could affect all wasnt Front Development on this very expensive piece of real estate. Things have changed. And its a real surprise. Heres the story. Surprises the hell out of me and everybody else. Reporter that was former San Francisco mayor willie brown reacting to the new kpix 5 survey usa poll that shows that what once looked like a slamdunk to curb highrises along San Franciscos waterfront now appears to be very much a jump ballgame that either said could win. I havent made up my mind one way or the other. Sometimes i agree with these things and others i dont. Reporter those feelings were reflected by 31 of the voters polled who said that they favor requiring voter approval for any new highrises along the waterfront. 33 , however, were opposed to the idea. And another 36 are still undecided. Its a threeway split that could determine the future of one of the most scenic and expensive pieces of real estate in the world with millions of dollars in investments at stake. The board of realtors just poured another 25,000 into the campaign on top of 20 they put in there the chamber of commerce, the building trade construction union, so we are going to see a lastminute blitz thats already started. Reporter one big change was when the Golden State Warriors decided to move their basketball arena project away from the waterfront where it had become a centerpiece of the controversy that led to measure b going on the ballot in the first place. They did go out over the fight when the warriors decided to move. In a way people think we won. People want to protect the waterfront think the game is over. Reporter sow now the only issue is so now the only issue is future projects like the Entertainment Development being proposed by the San Francisco giants but even the giants are talking about toning down their project, as well. Its a little bit like shadow boxing because people think that the problem has been resolved. Reporter well, as we know in San Francisco, the problems never are resolved. But this certainly puts a new twist in what many thought was a trend against waterFront Development and now that looks like its much more of an open question. That view behind you does not get old, beautiful, worth every penny. Phil matier in San Francisco, thank you. A Southern California woman kidnapped as a teenager has been found alive 10 years later. Cbs reporter David Begnaud on what she says she went through and how facebook helped her escape. Reporter a wild case in Southern California here in santa ana the story breaking late this afternoon. Here is what we know. 41yearold Isidro Garcia according to police kidnapped a girl some 10 years ago. She was 15 at the time. The suspect were told was dating the victims mother. At some point, there was a domestic disturbance and the girl disappeared along with the suspect. Police say the two of them moved to a nearby community where the victim was reportedly held in a garage a car parked in front of it anything done to keep the girl against her will. 10 years went by. Police say the suspect raped the girl, fathered a child with the girl, and continued to verbally and sexually abuse her. He changed her name, uhm, usually the middle name. Date of birth. So they could get married. Theres a lot of things that he he had control of her life. Reporter and heres how it all came to a head. Recently Authorities Say the victim now 25 reached out to her sister on facebook and then became comfortable with reaching out to police. Once police were notified, the 41yearold suspect was arrested. Tonight he is being held in custody. We have not heard from or seen the victim and dont know if we will at this point. But again the girl held captive for ten years. Police say she is in good condition. In santa ana im David Begnaud kpix 5. This case draws a comparison to the jaycee dugard story held captive for nearly two decades in a backyard in antioch. Da lin is there and shows us the house has changed but what happened there still haunts the neighborhood. Reporter liz, this is the house where Phillip Garrido help jaycee dugard captive for 18 years. A family purchased the house and renovated it so it looks very different now but neighbors say the latest survival story and people like Phillip Garrido are why theyre always on guard. Its scary because we have children and daughters and its just scary. Reporter Irma Rodriguez lived across the street from convicted kidnapper Phillip Garrido for 15 years witnessing Police Handcuff garrido in front of her house and learning about the kidnapping of jaycee dugard changing her view and took away her kids innocence. Its never easy to think back, like, you know, cuz you can never think youre safe anymore. Reporter the family says with the captivity of dugard right under their noses, the story of another woman surviving 10 years of imprisonment doesnt really surprise them. Its just happening more often and more often and we are not aware of it. Reporter other neighbors on this once quiet street feel the same way. Garrido held dugard as a sex slave here for 18 years and no one knew. Nothing surprises me anymore. Reporter how come . Theres just nothing. Everything is gone from good to bad. Reporter after the arrest, police cleared out the compound in garridos backyard. The family that bought the property just finished remodeling last year. Neighbors say its a nice change. But the latest survival story has them wondering how many other girls are being held captive. Thank god that she is finally home and back with her family. Reporter yeah. After all the torture she probably went through. Reporter the Family Living here now speaks limited english. They declined to talk on camera. They tell me they did not know about the history of the house before buying it. Live in antioch, im da lin, kpix 5. Some of the neighbors da spoke with told him this latest story should give hope to all families looking for missing loved ones. 49ers linebacker aldon smith pleaded no contest this afternoon to dui and weapons charges. Smith is scheduled to be sentenced in july. He could get anything from probation to jail time. Prosecutors were quick to point out this is not a plea deal for a reduced sentence. Not more lenient but like i said before there is an acceptance by the court that the defendant has admitted responsibility early in the proceedings and thats something to consider. Its important that all done smith stepped up today aldon smith stepped up today and took responsibility for both cases. Todays plea could affect his season with the 49ers. He could be suspended by the team or the nfl. Smith missed several games last season after checking into rehab. Other bay area headlines, for the second time in two days, a worker has died at a construction site. This afternoon in san jose, a man fell 30 feet while unloading sheetrock. Cal osha is investigating. Just yesterday, a construction worker from fairfield died in san mateo. He fell 15 feet and landed on his head on the concrete below. Pedestrian is in Critical Condition tonight after getting hit by a muni train in San Francisco. That collision happened at judah and 61th in the sunset. The train line was shut down so that police could investigate. A tree trimmer faces federal charges for hurting baby birds. He was trimming trees where the protected birds were nesting outside the post office in downtown oakland earlier this month. He did apologize for that. He is also paying for their care. But if convicted, he could be put in jail. Coming up, she is being called mugshot mary by her opponent. Tonight, how this video of a bay area lawmaker is being used as political ammunition. They are causing a stir beyond the bustling cities. Why Vacation Rentals are creating a buzz in wine country. On this sunny and mild wednesday, i have a question for you when is a railing not just a railing . When youre doing parkour. More on that and your forecast coming up. And this bay area woman came home from war and got sick. Tonight, why the u. S. Military is being sued over this black smoke. , what are you up to . Just playing hide the cheddar. Can i play . Its more of a one person kind of game. I won. Tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because its made better. Heat shields are compromised. Weare those thrusters burning . Thats a negative. Whats that alarm . Fuel cell two is down. Im going to have to guide her in manually. This is very exciting. But im at my stop. Come again . Im watching this on the train. Its so hard to leave. Good luck with everything. With the uverse tv app, the uverse revolves around you the uverse revolves around you female narrator through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interestfree financing and save up to 400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. Even get three years interestfree financing on Serta Icomfort and tempurpedic, but this special financing offer this surveilla the gloves have come off in whats becoming a heated race for state senate. This Surveillance Video of former assemblywoman mary hayashi shoplifting was released by one of her opponents. That opponent is fellow democrat bob wieckowski. The election is less than two weeks away. Political analysts say its unusual during a primary. These are big guns that you would roll out right before a general election if you were confident that that this is who your opponent was going to be in the general election. What this shows us is that theres a bit of fear that between independent voters and republican voters, that wieckowski and hayashi are fighting over the same people. A republican is the third person in the race. Hayashi will still be on probation when voters cast their ballots. Realready know that San Francisco is keeping we already know that San Francisco is keeping an eye on Vacation Rental sites. The wine country is tackling the issue, as well. Ryan takeo reports. It used to be a garage and i have it remodeled. Reporter sherry turned her detached garage into a 600 squarefoot rental in sonoma county. I want to stay here. I really love it. Reporter she loves playing host. That includes giving her guests freshly laid eggs from the girls. But its not just that. The extra rental money is part of how she makes do. Life without it would be really tough. I cant imagine. I dont know. I i dont think i would have been able to keep my home. Reporter thats why she is keeping a close on on what petaluma decides to do with Vacation Rentals. Its an important issue because we benefit from tourism. Reporter but petaluma could benefit more. Now city doesnt collect tax from these unofficial b and bs like it does from hotels. That hotel tax alone brings in 2 million a year. Several other wine country destinations have started regulating where Vacation Rentals can be if theyre there at all and how much tax travelers have to pay petaluma will hear from both sides. I think it is a good idea. If its in the proper place. Reporter from angry neighbors upset about increased traffic not next door. Not next door. Reporter to the hosts welcoming in travelers. I didnt know that i would enjoy this as much as i do. Reporter the hosts it turns out might have more to lose than just visitors. In sonoma county, ryan takeo, kpix 5. Petaluma will decide on the new rules in the next year or so. History in the making today at a High School Reunion in contra costa county. Our own don ford went to it the luncheon honoring the first and the latest class of graduates. Reporter this luncheon has been in the works for a long time. Its the 70year reunion of the El Cerrito High School class of 1944. A lot of history at this table. Ill say. Reporter each year, fewer and fewer and fewer make it to the luncheon. But those who do have fond memories of special days together. Ditch day. Reporter ditch day . Whats that . Thats when you none of us went to school that day. We all went over to marin county. Reporter ray was a senior class president. He was the ringleader and still is. Then i came up here. Reporter but some things never change. Their english teacher mary is here to keep the boys in line. I knew all the kids. In those days, you knew everybody. Reporter she says now they just have new excuses to goof off. My batteries are working. I said you were always in the principals office. [ laughter ] reporter and a highlight of the day is a visit to the new el cerrito high where the senior class president of 2014 meets her 1944 counter part. Im going to university of San Francisco to study nursing. Reporter and, of course, the band treats them all to the gaucho fight song. [ music ] reporter because once a gaucho, always a gaucho. In el cerrito, don ford, kpix 5. [ music ] there you go. Pretty neat group of people. Paul deanno is with mobile weather in concord at a parkour gym and paul, looks like the warmer weather is back. Yeah. The warm weather is back. It is absolutely beautiful outside. We are at a parkour studio. We did a story on parkour a couple of months ago. Its amazing. We have a studio here in the bay area in concord. And we decided to come here today and take a look at what theyre doing. Its fantastic. You know what else is fantastic . It is the weather. We have highs today that hit 80 inland and comes near the bay once the fog burned off, 82 in concord, 78 santa rosa. San bruno 71 today. Oakland you hit 70. Certainly was foggy in San Francisco, 67 degrees the High Temperature today. Radar is very active. Not here, im talking the sierra foothills. Widespread thunderstorms theres a lot of unstable air wrapping around that area of low pressure thats being forced up and over the mountains. When that happens, you get stormy weather. We are seeing that for a third consecutive evening in the Higher Elevations of the sierra once again tonight. Now, High Pressure is slowly working its way closer to us but its taking its merry old time so each day, we get a little bit warmer and each day, we will see a little bit less fog. But we will see fog for tomorrow morning and also friday morning. And well see gradual warming as we work our way through the weekend. Futurecast does not show any rainfall. But futurecast does show that widespread fog and cloud cover anywhere near the water tomorrow. As you drive to work or kids driving to school or getting to school tomorrow, it will be a foggy or cloudy start near the bay. Highs tomorrow similar to today perhaps a couple of degrees milder. Concord 81. Livermore 81. Napa 80. The cooler spots include pacifica, 63. And San Francisco 67. What a fantastic weekend forecast we have for you friday with highs in the upper 80s. Low 90s inland, mid90s near the bay and close to 70 degrees along the coastline near memorial day. Good stuff going on in concord. These guys running all around. Look at that. Could you do that . Wow. Could you do that today in the afternoon . No these guys are crazy. Its fun. Yeah. Yeah, i cant do that. Cant do that or that. But they can and it looks pretty cool. They have no fear. Its unbelievable. Boing, boing, boing. Something tells me they practice a lot. [ laughter ] something tell us me they werent from the class of 1944. [ laughter ] thats a good point. That, too. Yes. Thanks, paul. Welsh they say breaking up is hard to well, they say breaking up is hard to do. Tonight we have proof. Look at all that paperwork. We discover why its taking forever for many bay area couples to get divorced. Anything that they didnt want is they just burned it. Hundreds of war veterans like this bay area woman are coming home and they are getting sick. And tonight, you will see why. Some call this black smoke the new agent orange. ,,,,,,, new agent orange. Hundrs of veterans coming back froe wars in iraq and tonight some people are calling it the new agent orange. Hundreds of veterans coming back from the wars in iraq and afghanistan and they are falling ill and many are dying. Theres no proven cause. But vets and their families say they know why. Thats the Meritorious Service medal. Reporter lieutenantcolonel gwen here is monte is proud to have served her country. Heres my group. Reporter at ballard air force base in iraq she was a combat stress therapist familiar with exposure to danger off base. You worry and you think you just have to live. Reporter now she believes there was danger from within, too. An openair pit where the bases garbage was burned. Anything that they didnt want is they just burned it. Vehicles, tires, plastic bottles, medical waste, dead animals, and then they would pour some kind of igniting fluid on it like jet fuel and just light it. Reporter she started getting constant nosebleeds. Then when she got home, the really bad news. A rare form of aggressive ovarian cancer. Hundreds of former and current servicemembers are suing the department of Veterans Affairs claiming that the harmful emissions from those burn pits are responsible for all kinds of deadly lung diseases and cancers. They filed class action lawsuits alleging the operator of the pits, kbr, and its former Parent Company halyburton, acted negligently halliburton acted negligently. Kbr denies that and argues as a military contractor it shares the same immunity as the government from lawsuits over warrelated injuries. But this man says they should not have been burning their trash in the absence of an incinerator. Reporter the doctor from Stony Brook University school of medicine is studying reports of cancers from returning soldiers and the possible connection to the burn pits. Military contractors were relying on the fact that they did not have to abide by u. S. Laws so they could do anything. If you were burning styrofoam trays, electronics, you have a perfect storm of toxicity. Reporter gwen is in remission. Im lucky that i caught mine early. Although the va granted her 100 disability, based on other warrelated injuries, they denied any connection to the cancer. Im not going to just stop and say, okay, well, i have been compensated so ill just go away. The va says this Time Research does not show evidence of longterm Health Problems from almost 300 of those burn pits some of which are still operating in afghanistan today. However, a u. S. District court recently ruled that the class action lawsuits can proceed. Kbr has appealed that ruling to the u. S. Supreme court. Coming up in our next half hour, divorces put on hold for months why so many bay area couples are forced to wait so long to split up. Hoping to prevent a repeat of this, yosemites plan to prevent another massive forest fire and why some fear will backfire. And being up front about the true cost of your trip. Why airlines might tell you about every, single extra fee even before you book your ticket. ,,,,,, at Kaiser Permanente weve reduced serious heart attacks by 62 , which makes days with grandpa jack 100 more possible. Join us at kp. Org and thrive. Not talking about the dmv. When it comes one window opens another one closes. Now at 6 30, long lines, long waits and no, were not talking about the dmv. When it comes to wasted time, california has a new black hole. As allen martin shows us, it could even delay your divorce. Reporter as we all know, california has been cutting back in recent years and while that has helped give us a state budgets surplus, those cuts have come with a cost. I had tow idea what i was getting into when i came in this morning. Every day going in we know its going to be hell. Its going to be absolute hell. Reporter if you come to martinez to resolve any kind of legal issue, be sure to feed the meter. I waited an hour and a half. Two hours to three hours. Four to five hours. Reporter and its not just people stacked in waiting rooms. Window number 5. Reporter behind the window, youll find a mountain of backlogged cases piled up on shelves and crammed into boxes. This is not the way a Justice System should function. Reporter for the past six years the presiding judge has been asked to do more with less slashing expenses to the bare essentials and losing more than a third of his courthouse staff. We have become more efficient but were beyond the point at which efficiency is the answer to the problem. Reporter when you think of delayed paperwork and long linings you probably think of the dmv. But were starting to see the same problem in california courts and with serious consequences these bins of documents represent families where the parties have agreed to get divorced. They have agreed to every term of their divorce. But we just havent been able to process them because we give top priority to Domestic Violence cases that involve peoples safety. Reporter its not just divorces put on hold for months. Across the system, one delay cascades to another. Like me, its now three years to get a hearing on a trial. Reporter and when hearings get delayed, attorneys file more motions. You wind up having to do two hearings. It creates more paperwork. So youll be on jury duty maybe twice as long as before. And that means longer lines and that means more frustration. I wish more of these windows were open. Reporter there will be one less window open when someone tackles this, a full months worth of files left in the drop box. Yes. I think negative feedback cycle is exactly how it would be described. The woman at the front of the line told me she comes from brazil and she said, you know, it used to be this bad in brazil. But they fixed it. Yeah. They fixed it in brazil. Reporter the lack of manpower in our courts can actually end up costing us all money because they have to hire emergency staffing when the backlogs spin out of control. They have to bring more people in. When you see all that paperwork, its almost like they are in some sort of time warp. They could use a little modern technology here. Reporter you would think so. Absolutely would do us a lot if they brought in new technology. In fact, you kind of get our feeling that the courts operate back in the 70s or the 80s. Some modern technology would come in handy and keep them afloat but actually, whats happened is the money set aside for technology has been used for other things and theres now the theory that even the money thats left over they actually wont get to spend that on what it was intended for. Oh. Crazy, man. Reporter isnt it . Is this the 21st century . Reporter yeah. Makes you want to schedule an appointment at the dmv, doesnt it . Dmv looks great. Thank you. Theres some new fallout from that big wildfire, remember the rim fire that burned thousands of acres near yosemite . Its a fight over what to do with a forest full of charred trees. A lot of them Still Standing there. Bob mcallister on two very different ideas. Reporter the rim fire californias third most devastating wildfire in state history left 250,000 acres looking like this. Now the u. S. Forest service is charged to give the land back to what it once was. The roar of the flames are gone but the destruction of 150,000 acres of land in the Stanislaus National forest remains. This is a very challenging complex fire. Reporter nine months after the last ember forest officials are preparing to log the dead trees potential fuel to reduce future fire threats. Landscape in a condition where the fuel loadings are such that when fire revisits the landscape it doesnt necessarily always burn so severely. Reporter clearing the land gives the Forest Service more than 600 million board feet of timber to sell. Some want the trees to stay where they are. These burned trees have just as much ecological value as green trees. Reporter the Forest Service laid out plans with an Environmental Impact statement. The Service Makes no secret of possible negative impacts of logging. But augustine says the damage will be too great. It seeks to destroy the more important and rare Wildlife Habitat that exists in the sierras. Reporter that fragile habitat belongs to birds, specifically the black backed woodpecker. Being able to the only woodpecker species that can get into these trees. Reporter forest officials contend the environmentalists are only looking at the area to be logged not the entire 150,000 acres. When we consider the whole fire not just the very small areas where we are supposing activities, that in fact more than 75 of the woodpeckers will have adequate habitat. Reporter the fight to keep the trees or log them may not last long as the Public Comment period runs through midjune. After that, the logging can begin. Once the clearing is complete, the next step to see if and when new trees will be planted here on this land. Rob mcallister, kpix 5. A little bit of good news. This memorial day weekend the Forest Service reports that eight of the ten campsites in the Stanislaus National forest will be open. A judge heard Opening Statements today in a lawsuit that kpix 5 was the first to report. It involves San Franciscos trash company. Plaintiff Brian Mcveigh a former supervisor at recology claims the Company Received excessive payments from the states beverage Container Recycling program. Surveillance cameras caught employees inflating the weight of bottles and cans allegedly in exchange for kickbacks. But mcveigh says management refused to investigate even though millions of pounds of recyclables were involved because it also profited from the scheme. They were false. They were falsifying the weights, the Company Profits by that. And they didnt lose any money. They just billed the state back for the money. Those allegations are false. The garbage business in San Francisco are regulated by the city of San Francisco and its a very thorough regulation and oversight. Recology denies it cheated the state or profited from employee fraud. The company says since the incidents happened 7 years ago, it has instituted new checks and balance to make sure employees can no longer cheat. A potential big blow to the oil companies. It turns out the amount of oil that can be capped from californias sprawling monterey shale formation is far less than originally thought. The l. A. Times reporting only about 600 Million Barrels of oil can be recovered from the area which stretches from the Central Valley to the pacific ocean. Thats compared with the initial estimate of 13 billion barrels. Despite the lower estimate, the oil industry says its hopeful new techniques will open up the formation. Caught off guard by all those extra fees you end up paying for your flight. How the government is trying to make your next trip a little less stressful. Its the same thing they practice with dogs they practice in their own life, as well. You could call it canine therapy. How these dogs help Wounded Warriors find healing and purpose. Coming up. ,,,,,,, if i eat this super creamy and delicious Tillamook Marionberry pie ice cream right now ill explode into creamy happiness. Wha . Oh. Tillamook ice cream, tastes better because its made better. Ever book a cheap flight y things like checked bags . As Jericka Duncan reports today the did you ever book a cheap flight only to end up overpaying for things like checked bags . As Jericka Duncan reports, today of the government proposed some new rules aimed at ending airline sticker shock. Reporter when you fly it can be confusing to figure out how much your trip will cost. You might get cheap airfare, but there are a lot of extra fees. I feel like they are nickel and diming us on everything. Reporter now the department of transportation wants to require airlines to tell you about those extra costs when you buy your ticket. That includes fees for checked bags, carryons and advance seat assignments. Under the proposed new rules airlines would also have to tell you about additional costs at all points of sale, whether you buy your ticket online, over the phone or in person. Passenger advocates back the new rule. All these little gotchas in the Current System that will be eliminate with the new system when you see all of these major ancillary fees disclosed up front. Reporter the carriers are pushing back against the idea. A statement from an Airline Trade group says, the new rules likely would further increase airline expense and force airlines to pass on the additional costs to customers in the form of higher fares or reduced levels of air service. The government hopes to have the new rules in place by next year to help make your trip to the airport a little less stressful. From laguardia airport, Jericka Duncan, kpix 5. Bay Area Military veterans training in a special mission. One that offers healing. The woman behind the operation coming up. There is a bigtime warmup heading toward the bay area just as we plunge toward the Holiday Weekend. Ill have your forecast coming up. And im dennis odonnell. Coming up, another former nfl player drops a bombshell. I know guys that were taking 30 vicodin a day you will meet a former inmate turned marathon man. My initial commitment was distributing controlled substance, cocaine. Teammates tangle. But its what happened after this fight that will shock you coming up. ,,,, female narrator through memorial day female narrator through memorial day at sleep train, get 36 months interestfree financing plus big savings of up to 400 on beautyrest and posturpedic. Even get three years interestfree financing on Serta Icomfort and tempurpedic, plus free sameday delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. When brands compete, you save. But this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. Sleep train your ticket to a better nights sleep live over the cal state easy campus. First reports indicate that students in of dings reported som we have breaking news out of hayward. Chopper 5 is over the cal state east bay campus. You can see emergency vehicles. Students in one of the buildings record some kind of odor. They cleared out and now fire crews are checking it out. Possible hazmat teams going in now and checking things out. This is above the cal state hayward campus east bay. And well keep an eye on that and report back. Veterans and service dogs, the unique relationship that goes beyond friendship thanks to a bay area woman. Veteran journalist kate kelly introduces us this to weeks jefferson award winner. Reporter meet cabot, sandy and ford, three golden retrievers on a special mis. Good boy. Reporter they are being trained to become service dogs for veterans. Thats it. Good boy reporter but what makes this Program Unique is that its military men and women doing the training as part of their own therapy. From posttraumatic stress to traumatic brain injury, Wounded Warriors are finding healing and purpose in training these dogs to help others. What we find is that they might not be willing to do something for themselves but they would crawl through fire for another veteran or another service member. Reporter cate dorr opened the west coast chapter of the warrior canine connection. From her office at menlo park va, cate is a one woman powerhouse giving local vets what she calls canine therapy as she trains them to be trainers. The same skills that they practice with the dogs they are practicing on in their own lives as well. Reporter skills such as patience, impulse control, positive communication, were all needed to train ford to open it up. Playing tug of war. Good boy work on ford cutting on the light switch. Reporter john tyson has been a warrior trainer for seven months. After two tours in iraq he returned struggling with anxiety and depression and says working with cates dogs has been the best medicine. Good boy. Sometimes when you come in from a place that i did you dont feel good about yourself. You cant even love yourself. They will love you so you can love yourself. Reporter john says it used to be difficult getting out of bed most mornings. Now he is here training other vets to help prepare these dogs for someone who needs them more. Helped me out a lot. Feels good knowing that theyre going to go to a vet. Yeah. Thats what its all about. Think why most people join the military. Its to help other people. And so this is an opportunity for them to reengage in that mission of service. Sandy, lets go. Good girl. Reporter so for bringing this nontraditional canine therapy not bay area thats changing lives, this weeks jefferson award goes to cate dorr. Kate kelly, kpix 5. Good stuff there. Oh, my gosh. You cant help but fall in love with them. Chief meteorologist paul deanno in concord with a look at something called parkour. Paul . Reporter parkour, i have the literal definition written down here. Its point a to point b as efficiently as possible using only natural movements. Now, earlier in the newscast i showed you some adults doing some crazy things. If you look on youtube you will see some crazy things but its not just for adults. Its for kids, too. You want to fire it up and show me . The kids are going to jump up and go over. Maybe you can go next . There you go. It kind of teaches them dexterity and teaches them some pretty cool ranges of motion and gets them, you know, obviously up off the couch and they have a good time here. They are flipping all around. Kids are doing this as well. Lets talk about weather and well talk more about what parkour is b current temperatures outside cooling down to the 50s. San francisco 58. Santa rosa 68. Livermore 75. Oakland 61. San bruno 62. Radar getting a little bit less active but still some showers and a few thunderstorms dying down over the sierra. But we are not completely dry in california. There is some rain and some thunderstorms. There are some thunderstorms over the mountains. Overnight tonight generally 50s. Oakland 54. San jose 56. Mountain view 55. High pressure is steadily moving closer to us. But its not in a rush. We were a little bit milder today. Well be a little bit milder again tomorrow. That gradual warming will continue for the next several days as that ridge moves closer to the bay area. So fog returns tonight. It was a foggy start around the water this morning. It will be that way again tomorrow morning. Warmer tomorrow afternoon and temperatures will climb above average in time for your Holiday Weekend saturday, sunday and, of course, memorial day. Highs tomorrow santa clara 78. Union city 71. Cupertino 79. Livermore you make it back to the 80s. 81 for you. Pittsburg 83. Danville 79. Petaluma 74. Oakland a high of 70. And windsor 84 degrees tomorrow. Your extended forecast, that warming will continue. Friday, saturday, sunday and monday 90s inland over the Holiday Weekend, mid70s near the bay and upper 60s along the coastline. Allen connealy is the owner of Apex Movement norcal. And alan, youre seeing kids do this. Now, you guys can do crazy stuff but how does this benefit a 10yearold kid. Its all based off natural movements, right . So they are doing it anyway so teach them how to do it appropriately. It helps with athletics but i have had moms tell me it helps their kids with handwriting. And they have summer camps . Yes. Summer camps june through august. All day long. So. They are having a good time and it tires them out . Parents say they sleep like a baby. Not bad. Sports is coming up next. Well be right back. Jeremy newberry may have op allegations of drugs gone e and Jeremy Newberry may have opened pandoras box with his stunning allegations of drugs gone wild in nfl locker rooms. He and several others filed suit against the league yesterday in San Francisco. Now other players are speaking out. Listen to former offensive lineman kyle turley. I know guys that were taking 30 vicodin a day and that tolerance got built up over their careers and it became an addiction. I played on a blownout back for an entire season. They shot me up with cortisone four times and ironically enough it was such a simple diagnosis that the doctors didnt even that i saw afterwards that werent team doctors, didnt even need to do an mri or a scan to tell me that i had a blownout disk in my back while at the same time the rams are sit there is shoving cortisone into my right leg and now i cant feel the damn thing. He played in the league nearly the same exact time as Jeremy Newberry. President obama loves to hold fundraisers in fact bay area and probably rethinking his comments today when the seahawks visited the white house. They beat the rival 49ers. Whoo. Yeah [ applause and cheers ] i knew you guys would clap on that one. [ laughter ] remember where his bread is buttered there. He is officially a member of the seahawks 12th man club. He took at shot at the star cornerback in his standup routine. I considered letting sherman, uhm, up here to the podium today. [ laughter ] uhm, giving him the mic but but you know, we got to go in a little bit. So [ laughter ] talking of course about Richard Sherman the cornerback for seattle. Mill valleys dipsy race has a reputation of being one of the toughest in the world. This time around, they will have a few tough runners, as well. Im going to treat this like i treated my first marathon run. Its from start to finish. Reporter it must be a little strange for bill pillars to run without borders. He spent 15 years inside san quentin prison. My initial commitment was for distributing a controlled substance cocaine. But thanks to the revision of the three strikes law in 2012, pillars has a fresh start on the outside. He has a job with a Construction Company in marin county and he is taking a serious approach to running at the age of 59. When the guys get out, if they are willing to continue with the running, we do what we can to try to, uhm, support them. Reporter frank is the coach for the san quentin 1,000 mile running club. He has volunteered at the prison for nearly a decade. We have had a number of guys come in who could hardly run a lap and became accomplished runners. And when were running in the exercise yard at san quentin, you can look and see Mount Tamalpais and they would much rather be running up on Mount Tamalpais than running a quarter mile loop around the exercise yard. Reporter and next month, thats what pillars and three other former inmates will do. He helped them enter the dipsea and trains with them, too. The guys in san quentin they have made mistakes. They want to do better. I want to work with them so that they can do better. Incredible story from the aaa team of the dodgers. The Albuquerque Isotopes video from yesterdays game in Salt Lake City shows catcher miguel olivo lunging towards infielder alex guerrero. The fight continued later in the dugout when olivo punched guerrero and bit part of his ear off. A piece of the ear fell to the floor and was later surgically reattached. Guerrero wont press charges against the player, who was suspended by the los angeles dodgers. No reaction from mike tyson or evander holyfield. Oh. A little much. Guerrero was asked one time what would olivo do if he wasnt playing baseball . He would be a boxer like mike tyson. Flow question. Want to give you a quick update on the situation in the cal state east bay. It has been cleared. No hazmat situation there. See you at 11. Captions by caption colorado comments captioncolorado. Com i was told there would be cake. Family feud. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] give it up for steve harvey. Steve how are you folks doing . Thank you very much. Thank you very much. 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