Ball himself, billy beane, is on the list along with a retired chevron oil executive. They know theyre on the list, and theyre paying a hefty price. The list of east bay water users came out tonight. Executive Vice President of baseball operations, billy be beane, kw is number three. Number one, george kirkland. Both live in this gated community in danville. They should be ashamed. Reporter ashamed because east bay mud customers are fined if they use more than 1,000 gallons a day. The list showed beane using just short of 6,000 gallons of water per day. Kirkland using over 12,000 gallons a day. 48 times the district average. Thats obviously careless. Reporter careless would be the headline when you talk about the single biggest water user in the state. That person lives in bel air, using more than one million gallons a month. Enough for 90 average households. A tough number to withdrawal is oh when you do everything you can to conserve water during this california drought. I make sure
This morning, we are asking you what you think about that 1 trillion budget spending plan. Give us a call. The numbers are on the screen. Also contact us through twitter, facebook, or email. If you havent had a chance to read that 1600 budget 1600 page budget, we will do our best to break it down for you over the next two hours ahead of the action on the house floor expected on that bill. Here is the front page of the Washington Times membersculation about of congress and what happens today and a few others with the spending bill. If you want to talk about what is specifically in that bill, turned to the front page of the Washington Post today with the graphic epics it down. That breaks it down. It does not include entitlements like Social Security or medicare. What it does include is defense spending and nondefense spending. Washington post highlighting some of that spending. And for more on that, we are joined by ed okeefe, the congressional reporter at Washington Post. Think you for
Learning. Reporter hunt also knew how to relax. He was passionate about fly fishing, hiking and scuba diving. There were family barbecues. Yet there was always time to help his golfing buddy and neighbor. We drop anything in a heartbeat if you needed help or assistance. I know the last thing he helped me with was installing closet doors upstairs. Reporter hunt recently celebrated his 39th anniversary with his wife, sally. The couple met in college. A father, a teacher, an outdoorsman, a pilot. Craig hunt was 62 years old. He was my best friend. He was there for me every day. Any time. He was always there for me. Reporter in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. Remarkable man. Fire crews are still working around the clock to get a handle on the dog rock fire near Yosemite National park. This fire is near the town of foresta. It burned 210 acres. No containment at this point. Highway 140 is closed at the Western Entrance of Yosemite National park. The fire started along the highway and spr
Good morning you to. Welcome to mornings on 2. Its saturday, october 11. Im claudine wong. Im mike mibach. Look behind you. Just beautiful. A fabulous view. Good morning to you. Ill step out of the way and show you overlooking bay point. Wow, what a gorgeous start there. We are waking up with low clouds, fog this morning. Even a little patchy and thick in some areas. Santa rosa reporting thick fog in and around the airport. Prance this is going to perhaps this is going to burn off later today. We have better clearing coming our way but were with it at least through the Morning Hours. Once we get rid of it, we have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. We do have a warmup coming our way for the the second half of our day. 66 degrees in concord. Low 50s in napa. 58 in oakland. 56 redwood city and san jose youre checking in at 56 degrees as well. So as we get into your weekend, we have clearing skies. We have temperatures on the rise. Today low 70s so partly cloudy skies in the forecast f
Headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. Nothing we learn now about Thomas Eric Duncan will ever bring him back, but today there was a bombshell revelation from the hospital in dallas where he died of ebola, where he first sought treatment and where as we learned today he was sent home with a 103degree fever even after telling a nurse he had traveled from africa. Ebola has now been officially labeled a global crisis. And as it spreads, assisted by jet travel, hospitals like the one in dallas must now change the way they operate and the way they look at patients who walk in the door of the er. Its where we begin tonight in dallas with nbcs ron mott. Reporter when Thomas Eric Duncan first sought treatment at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital late last month, his temperature spiked to 103 degrees. And rather than admit him, emergency room doctors ran some tests and sent him away with antibiotics and tylenol. Two days later he was rushed by ambu