coast through 7:00. noontime, mid- and upper 50s. another mild afternoon with high clouds, low to mid-60s for most. and we ll be looking at sunset at 5:00. next seven days, we re bringing rain and tracking it for you by mid-week, chris. lisa, thank you. a mother from the east bay says her teenaged son was trying to by christmas presents at whole foods market when employees think he was doing something else. the mother believes her boy was targeted because of the color of his skin. she s now demanding an apology. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has the story. my children were born and raised in this community. they should be able to shop safely at the local health food store. reporter: but marlene in a henderson says employees at the whole foods in oakland racially targeted her son, kicked him out of the store, and defended their actions by saying he was aggressive and other terms that stereotype young black boys. the 13-year-old stopped into the whole foods near
it s all coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast, chris. lisa, thank you. a mother from the east bay says her teenaged son was trying to buy christmas presents at whole foods market when employees think he was doing something else. the mother believes her boy was targeted because of the color of his skin. she s now demanding an apology. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has the story. my children were born and raised in this community. they should be able to shop safely at the local health food store. reporter: but marlena henderson says employees at the whole foods in oakland racially targeted her son, kicked him out of the store, and defended their actions by saying he was aggressive and other terms that stereotype young black boys. this happened back on december 21st. the 13-year-old stopped into the whole foods near lake merritt to buy his mother christmas gifts. she says he made the honest mistake of taking his basket into the restroom. two men in po
they ll be patrolling the peninsula, ready to stop and arrest alcohol and drug impaired drivers. we refer to it as dui saturation patrol, putting officers to look for impaired drivers on the roadways and if they were to be impaired, to remove them from the roadways. the chp is enacting an maximum enforcement period to help keep motorists safe. the operation will last through new year s day. a mother from the east bay says her teenaged son was trying to buy christmas presents at whole foods market when employees think he was doing something else. the mother believes her boy was targeted because of the color of his skin. she s now demanding an apology. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has the story. my children were born and raised in this community. they should be able to shop safely at the local health food store. reporter: but marlena henderson says employees at the whole foods in oakland racially profiled teller her teenaged son, kicked him out of the store,
chaplain conroy: let us pray. dear god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. we ask your special blessing upon the members of this people s house. they face difficult decisions and difficult times. with many forces and interests demanding their attention. in these days, give wisdom to all members that they might execute their responsibilities to the benefit of all americans. bless them, o god, and be with them and with us all this day and every day to come. may all that is done be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day s proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands aproved. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, ademand a vote on agreeing to the speaker s apursuant to the rule of the journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker s approval of the journal, those in favor say aye, those opposed, no. the journal stands approved
governor dennis duguard. [ applause ] [ applause continues ] thank you very much. thank you, lieutenant governor. you re outstanding. thank you all for being here today. to begin, i would like to recognize two new legislators, first, doug bartell. appointed him to replace don hager. doug spent his career in law enforcement, including 12 years as due paul s chief of police. he was here last month and sworn in. let s welcome him again. doug where are you? there he is. welcome. [ applause ] second is mike dedrick. i appointed mike last month following the loss of our friend, craig teasen. mike has served three terms in the 80s and 90s. i appreciate his willingness to serve, especially on short notice. please join me in welcoming mike. [ applause ] today, i would like to look back at some of the things we ve accomplished together over the past seven years, and update you on some progress. i ll also offer new proposals to consider this year. i would like to start today by talk