join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. ride sharing drivers relay on their gps to get around. but sometimes it can misslead them into behaving badly. kron 4's stanely roberts explains. let's look at this uber about to make a left hand turn from 3rd onto market street in san francisco it looks like your basis left hand turn but it's far from it nats: ambiance moments later a white prius (no front plate) but a uber logo in the window also makes the very same turn onto market street seems legit nats: ambianceon the opposite side of 3rd, yet another uber this one is sitting in the red transit lane the driver gets the green light then makes a right on to market street. nats: ambiance this dance contuines all day long .ride hail drivers turn left and right onto market street.. oh so where is the behaving badly here . i'll explain

it is a white toyota celica with california license plate seven rt t t985. if you see it, give police say call. the baby is due any day now and a couple needs their car back. >>> comedy fans are heading to the civic center where the colossal cluster fest is under way. are comedy and music x and six stages. headliner includes sarah silverman and kevin hart. security is expect it to be tight. the festival is causing street closures. grove street is closed between larkin and polk. police are encouraging people to take public transit and drivers should expect delays or avoid that area. >>> fall back or spring forward? it's a twice a year change that could come to an end. a bill approved yesterday as before the senate. it is asking voters to reconsider daylight saving time. changing the clock is a major undertaking. >> reporter: this is about clocks. little ones and great big ones. if the law is enacted, california, after an elaborate process to join arizona and hawaii and leaving these clocks alone for good. >> here is an american clock from 1850.>> reporter: fr

these rules an important tool for california to fight climate change. earlier this year head of the epa suggested that the white house may try to weaken or revoke the authority. now they have assured lawmakers they aren't looking to take away the power california has used for years to reduce emissions. >>> in union city a man involved in a domestic dispute gave up to police after refusing to come out of his home for several hours. police were called to that house on baylor street about 7:30 yesterday morning. a woman and four children came out of the house but the man did not cooperate and made statements that had officers worried. >> just comments that he didn't want to come out and meet with the police, that he would possibly harm himself or harm officers that were on the scene. >> the man gave up about 11:30 yesterday morning. he was taken away in an ambulance. police say that a 40-year-old randall turner is facing charges of felony for domestic violence, and making criminal threats. >>> pretty scary moments in the water off in vallejo. three people

in california that's the medi-cal program. the house version would have been that faster, so the senate version is a slower rollout. but it would still slash payments and put a cap on that really kind of making it not an entitlement program anymore. it would allow states to drop what is considered essential benefits under obamacare, like maternity care, mental health care, emergency services. it does keep more subsidies for the exchange than the house bill. but i think on balance, this is a very draconian change. would be for a lot of americans. >> how does this affect california? because california had the most to gain under the affordable care act. does it now have the most to lose? >> i think it does. we have seen a massive expansion of our medicaid program in california. we have seen a really aggressive push to get people on the health care exchange. and the advocates in california who really pushed these expansions and governor jerry brown immediately came out really slamming this bill as being draconian, as potentially h

mucho calor para todo el estado de california. las temperaturas pudieran llegar sobre la zona de backer, hasta los 112- continuaremos con mucho calor sobre nuestra regiÓn. la mÁxima para maÑana sobre la zona de san josÉ 92. los prÓximos dÍas temperaturas superando los 89. les recomiendo que tome abundante lÍquido para mantenerse hidratado y mitigar un poco este calor, que vamos a sentir a los prÓximos dÍas. un placer informales sobre las condiciones del tiempo. ramÓn: muy amable. vaya tremendo calor el que estamos viviendo. estÁ en marcha nuevo plan que busca ayudar a quienes optan por una carrera universitaria. a los aspirantes que desean ingresar a la universidad de carolina, se trata de un buen comienzo para pagar menos dinero por su educaciÓn claudia nos habla de esta oportunidad para los residentes del estado de california. claudia:el entusiasmo se siente en la voz de tania, hay razÓn para celebrar. tania: para nosotros es un Éxito. hemos sido recibidos muy bien por la universidad, los padres. laurd -- claudia:

pro tem of the california state senate. welcome back to democracy now! talk first about president trump pulling out, pulling the u.s. out of the paris accord, and then what you are doing about it. >> good morning, amy and nermeen. this is our reality. we're not going to allow one huge potentially catastrophic decision by the president to reverse generations of progress at the height of our historic diversity, scientific advancement, or economic output, as well as our sins of global responsibility. we refuse to go back. we are moving forward. we are ahead with 100% clean energy senate bill 100, the most far-reaching ambitious proposal of its time in the nation, and the entire world. we cannot retreat now given the fact the president has demonstrated and shown to the world that he has actually served the climate leadership mantle directly to the chinese and the chinese are more than happy to assume the role to be the world leader when it comes to the climate energy. 100%e moving forward with clean energy. we will generate all

the gentlelady from california. ms. waters: the speaker and jeb would have you believe community banks would be hurt. u.s. and foreign banks paid more than $160 billion in penalties to resolve cases brought against them by the justice department and federal regulatory agencies. the cases involving collusion, fraud against consumers, bribery and other abuses. there were 144 major cases of 100 million or more against 26 large and foreign banks. bank of america, $56 billion. morgan, 15 billion. wells fargo and you know about what they did, $11 billion. morgan stanley, $5 billion. this is about ripoffs. and so this bill would prevent us from being able to assess these kinds of penalties on those who are ripping off the american public. with that, i yield one minute to mr. clay, ranking member of the financial institutions subcommittee. the chair: the gentleman from missouri is recognized for one minute. mr. clay: mr. speaker, i rise today to oppose h.r. 10, a dangerous assault on american consumers that would gut the landma

pero recuerde que el calor extremo se va a mantener al interior de california. para concord, sÁbado, máxima de 100. domingo, 105, panorama sumamente caluroso. temperatura que puede alcanzar el domingo dÍa de padres, esos 87 en san josÉ. dÍa de los padres en 92, y san francisco, temperatura en 84 grados. se planifica salir durante el dÍa del padre a celebrar, hÁgalo en horas tempranas, ya que a las cuatro de la tarde tendremos temperaturas en los 90 grados. muchas precauciones durante el fin de semana. recuerde que el calor va continuar con nosotros durante varios dÍas consecutivos. marÍa: recuerde durante la ola de calor, es importante que tome las precauciones necesarias para evitar tragedias. el departamento de salud pÚblica de california y los servicios de emergencia recalcar la importancia de mantenerse bien redactado y evitar la exposiciÓn directa. a las personas con enfermedades crÓnicas se les recomienda estar en un cuarto con aire acondicionado para evitar los cambios bruscos de temperatura. tambiÉn recuerdan que no deje a mascotas o niÑos

the very special california detail there was with a car with california emission. that isn't a trendy term that car dealers make up to use up the sticker price. it's a real thing set by actual environmental policy. as a state, california has set its own environmental emissions standards for any cars that want to cruise through the golden state and those requirements are greener than federal guidelines showing that california was not only the first in the nation on many environmental policies for the state level, but that it was also willing to set a higher bar even when there was some federal action. california's a long way, however, from washington, and paris is even farther away. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord as of today, the united states will cease all implementation of the nonbinding paris accord and the draconian financial and economic burdens the agreement imposes on our country. >> the president pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate acard, leaving behind over 190 countries who joined that pact to reduce greenhouse gas

sobre todo el interior de california en donde se queda el calor. pronÓstico nuestra región, algo caluroso pero las temperaturas disminuyen para lo que es el juego de la semana entrante. entonces verÍamos esas temperaturas por debajo de lo que es normal. el calor se queda en el interior de california con aviso de calor extremo hasta el viernes a las 11. hasta aquÍ las informaciones. marÍa: gracias, hermosas fotos. en otra informaciÓn, las autoridades de el salvador detuvieron el miÉrcoles de la madrugada a tres policÍas y 12 soldados junto a otras personas que se dedicaban a exterminar pandillero. de acuerdo con las investigaciones, este grupo es responsable de 29 muertes, de las cuales seis no tiene nada que ver con las pandillas. al parecer estas personas tambiÉn se daba la tarea de asaltar barcos y secuestrar personas. los detenidos prefirieron no hablar ante las cÁmaras. aumenta la zozobra entre los inmigrantes amparados bajo el estatus de protecciÓn temporal o tps. la administraciÓn cruz estÁ evaluando si elimina este programa en e

needs to do that. >> one delegate, john grub of the bay area council says california and california companies can gain huge economic benefits partnering with china on clean air technology and services. >> california companies to go to china and sell our products and service that we have there. but to bring their solutions that they have to our state. and they have pioneered some pretty incredible solutions. >> last year california imported $144 billion in goods from china, he says china has made big investments in areas such as power and solar panel technology that has helped to he decrease products in california. potential for partnerships in driver less vehicles an clean energy automobiles that many see as an area for job growth, meeting with 75 companies interested in partnering with california. >> the chinese are good at deciding what works and adapting it for themselves. the state is a test bed. >> bruce pickerring is vice president of the asia society. he says governor brown is very well regarded in china and his meetings this week send a strong signal to china that the golden

so first of all california is trying to position itself to be a sanctuary state for marijuana in fact the state assembly recently passed a law prohibiting local and state law enforcement from helping federal law enforcers on marijuana related inquiries but yes it is still illegal on the federal level in fact marijuana as i'm sure you know is under a schedule one classification alongside heroin so federal banks are not allowed to do business with marijuana industry businesses they cannot accept cash from them and they cannot conduct credit card transactions the businesses so state banks here in california could potentially start spring up with but the problem with that is state banks still need permission from the federal reserve so california is sort of discussing right now the option of creating private banks that will be independent from the federal reserve but what i really imagine will happen here in california as well as in the other states where marijuana has been legalized is that it will start using payments cryptocurrency it's like that coined to conduct business not only to

trip -- th new california trail opens next year. it will double the size of the zoo and include nativec california animals like gray wolves, grizzly bears, bald eagles and jaguars. >> the views are fan as fantast. the grades are in and it's not good in higher education. the state gets a b-minus for college preparation, a c for college affordability and fs for both college access and completion. the grades are from an educational nonprofit. today fewer than half of the adults have a college degree and within the next decade those had will need one to meet the demands of california employers. >>> well, there aren't enough grads already here. maybe others will just move here. a new survey finds the bay area isn't as desirable as it once was and you can probably get the reason why. also ahead -- >> more what we lose before politicians understand. california should be a sanctuary for californians. >> the personal is political. hear the father explain his story and why he's proud to be part of this campaign against sanctuary looking for b

we are working hard to make sure in california there is actually -- we are partnering with the california republican party. one of the problems in 2016, the senate race was between two democrats. that was essentially the top of the ticket. the presidential race was not going to be competitive in california if there wasn't some fight for the senate race. there was not going to be as much to bring republicans out. so in the gubernatorial race, we are working hard to make sure there is a republican than i said through the new jungle primary system in california. that will make a difference. but i know that we have smart, hard-working members who will do well in orange county. i feel very comfortable with mimi walters and ed royce and dana rohrabacher. while he had one of the closest races that we won in the country -- just over half a percentage point. he was the only race we had between zero and two points. everyone else won by more than two points. so we did not have a lot of close races. darrell issa was it, and he has certainly upped his game for this cycle. he will face the same person,

is a lawsuit brought about that about california's taxability. california's power was upheld. again this is back to seen the united states as both the unitary country and a country 50 states. at the same time we benefit as a nation having our state be able to afford to relationships with other countries or states run the world. think about the sister cities network. i think chicago has more sister cities than any other city in the country. all of our big cities have those relationships, that is a form of soft power. that is people learning about the united states and helped with trading culture and the flow of ideas. but what you need to make sure is that a state or city cannot get you into trouble. the reason the founders insisted the foreign affairs power be located with the federal government was that they did not want states refusing to pay british creditors. the states were sympathetic to american debtors after the revolution. so it's a balance, i tend to favor more autonomy for states and cities because in the web world you simply have to allow more independence. i am mi

part of this was put together by the bay area council, their plan to sell california and california technology and programs to the chinese. so we have politics and we have a little bit of salesmanship going on, as well. [ pause ] >> back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> some new data released today shows greenhouse gases continue to fall in california. even as the economy continues to grow. emissions fell by a third of a percent. but regulators say that's like taking 300,000 cars off the road. the data suggests that the state is on track to achieve reduction goals for the year 2020. >>> it looks like the end of the line for bart's seat hog law. the ordinance fines people caught using more than one seat but it's never been enforced because they never agreed on an enforcement strategy. a vote on scrapping it is now set for tomorrow. >>> still ahead, a potentially life-saving resource for one bay area hospital. the new helipad that just debuted today and what neighbors are saying about it. >> plus, a racial slur ends up on the cover of 1,000 school middle school yearbooks. it has the staff scrambli

is that california? or will we give that to china again? >> reporter: here at the captain not just democrats think pulling out of the accord is wrong. catherine baker is a republican representing the east bay. >> we have an opportunity to be a leader with market-based free marketing to address climate change and environmental quality. >> reporter: she says the first priority for elected officials of both parties has to be protecting america and that means staying at the table. >> regardless of your party, we are affected by the environment. and if we had disagreements about how best to protect the environment and jobs we need to be at the table together working on it just walking away doesn't do that. >> reporter: the senate president said california is proving that we can grow the economy and lower greenhouse gases at the same time. he also wrote california will move forward with or without washington. live in sacramento, melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> tesla founder elon musk made good on his promise to quit the president's business advisory co

(steve) now covering california. eight people were injured after an suv crashed into a motel swimming pool in los angeles county. and take a look. authorities say the driver lost control, slammed into a wall and then plunged into the water. witnesses say there were many children in the pool at the time. they were not seriously injured. authorities said they are investigating the crash as a possible dui incident. (vicki) over the weekend in las vegas -- police charged a california father with his son's death in what they are calling a "no body murder charge." aramazd andressian senior is accused of killing his missing five- year-old son, aramazd andressian junior. police say the 35-year-old father changed his appearance and didn't show any grief for his missing boy. the last time his son was seen was back in april. andressian was supposed to drop off little aramazd to his mother. andressian was found unconscious in a park in south pasadena. police say he was intoxicated from prescription drugs and that he told them mu

since 2015 california's call use drop to nearly 0. oil fracking is still allowed in the state. >> we provide 30% of our oil consumption from our own drilling. a very small part of that 30% involves the fracking process. we have imposed strict rules and how we handle that going forward will depend on what results we see as disclosed by the very tight regulations. >> reporter: california's assembly recently rejected an extension and more rules to the cap and trade program that will limit greenhouse gas emissions and force businesses to pay for pollution permits if they exceed the limit. the debate over is expected to last throughout the summer. a vote on it is not likely to happen before the state budget deadline. in san francisco, lee martinez, ktvu fox2 news . >>> it's nice to see the sunshine this afternoon. temperatures are pretty comfortable. some 70s to show you for the warmest spots. san jose max out to 71. pacifica, 61. here's the big view at here in the pacific. showers in our north between reading and red bluff. isolated storm

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. >>> one of california's new gun control laws is on hold. the federal judge blocked it before it was supposed to take effect banning high capacity clips capable of holding more than 10 bullets. gun owners were supposed to turn them over by saturday but the nra and california gun rights group sued. >> it doesn't address any issues. you know, they're not going after the people that are doing the bad things. >> california attorney general becerra is defending it saying: this san neighborhood - as winds pushed fl d >>> chopper 5 caught the frightening scene in this san jose neighborhood as winds pushed flames and smoke closer to homes. the fire broke out on penitencia creek road and viceroy way yesterday afternoon but locals didn't just wait for the damage. kpix 5's maria medina shows us how they rallied together to prevent the worst. >> i was praying that it would just stop short of anybody's house. >> reporter: from chopper 5, you can see how a neighborhood came together. >> and we just grabbed hoses. >> reporter: to fight a fire that quickly

and in california fires are burning across the state. there are at least eleven active wildfires up and down the coast.. now california senator dianne feinstein is warning this fire season could be more severe than last year. this winter's heavy rains spawned heavy growth. which has now dried out after an early summer heat wave. combine that with millions of trees that died during the drought and we have what she calls a potentially catastrophic situation. so far this year: 30,000 acres have alreaday burned. (james) coming up... the search is on for a group of people who robbed and punched a person on bart. how the new bart security cameras factor into the investigation. and... an argument turns deadly in the south bay. what led to a person ended up being ran over by their friend.(rebecca) and a look at your forecast after the break. (james) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. seasonable summer pattern will remain in place with a marine layer along the coast leading to areas of night and morning low clouds followed by sun

california is more to the left of the trowbridge and. so right now california is one of the more progressive states in this country and not to be outdone a few texans are now raising the idea of secession and raising the lone star flag once again we are advocating for texas leaving the union we've been doing this now for well over a day and we've you know in this last legislative session we came closer and we were. war there are going to be going to be leaving the union and it's going to happen sooner rather than later if you pay attention to american politics it's pretty clear that folks don't see eye to eye but are we really getting back to civil war levels where we all can't be one country some folks certainly think so and the gap between the liberal and conservative states is only getting bigger tale of mopp and artsy new york. guitar has been accused of creating a tense military standoff with regional powers in the mideast by bahrain's top diplomat qatar is currently facing an ultimatum from its neighbors after accusations the count

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. an area of low pressure will bring cooler temperatures this weekend. we'll have a full breakdown of the temperatures coming up in a few minutes. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. has crazy low prices. do you k

the california senate passed it last night. kpix 5's jessica flores joins us live in san leandro with more. many important questions remain like how the bill will be paid for. >> reporter: that's right. california state senators last night had a midnight deadline to pass this bill. they went ahead and did that but it has a rough road ahead. it costs $400 billion and right now the bill doesn't have a plan on how to pay for it the government healthcare. under the plan the government would replace insurance companies. the government would be the one negotiating prices for all californians. supporters say it means big savings for families. the california nurses association was the lead sponsor and found that californians could save billions of dollars under the system. in part because of lower drug prices and because they would no longer have to pay co-pays, deductibles on premiums. the bill developed just as congress worked to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we have work to do. the point here is not to complain and whine. the poi

gracias por acompaÑarnos en "ediciÓn digital" california. iniciamos con las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa. la fecha lÍmite para presentar el plan de gastos presupuestarios del estadio es el prÓximo 15 de junio. ya se han entregado piezas claves pero no hay un acuerdo total, una de las cosas que se disputan en el panel legislativo a cargo es cÓmo gastarlos mÁs de 1000 millones de dÓlares que deja el impuesto al tabaco. algunos creen que deberÍa ir a servicios sociales y para estudiantes universitarios. 103 millones de dÓlares ahorrados en gastos carcelarios serÁn destinados a 23 ciudades y condados de california. en el 2014, los votantes aprobaron una propuesta que redujo algunas faltas relacionadas con droga. lo que atrajo menos personas a las cÁrceles, este dinero podrá ser usado en el combate a la drogadicciÓn y a las enfermedades mentales. residentes de california se oponen fuertemente a la propuesta del gobernador jerry brown, de aumentar impuestos a la gasolina y el registro de los carros para financiar el arreglo de las

hay buenas noticias para los conductores de california. el gobernador dijo que las leyes castigan a personas de bajos ingresos. al parecer, el juez de san diego considera que esta prohibiciÓn viola los niveles ciudadanos de la segunda enmienda, por lo que este sÁbado se realizará. millones de estadounidenses viajarÁn como parte del feriado por el dÍa de la independencia, la mayorÍa de los viajeros, 37 millones se desplazarÁn en auto aprovechando que el precio de la gasolina estÁ más barato que en un aÑo. si usted sale del paÍs y no quiere verse envuelto en problemas, es mejor que conozca lo que puede y no puede ingresar a su regreso. >> el departamento de avellanas reitera que ciudadanos y residentes de estados unidos podrÁn solicitar ser considerados pasajeros de bajo riesgo, solicitando en la pÁgina de internet que aparece en pantalla y tras ser investigados, admitidos con privilegios de entrada al paÍs. >> en la parte aduanera tiene una lÍnea dedicada a esa persona donde se le facilita la entrada a los estados unidos. rep

needs to do that. >> one says california and california companies can gain huge economic benefits from partners with china on clean energy tech together and services. >> california companies to go to china and sell our products and service that we have there, but also to bring their solutions that they have to our state and they have pioneered some incredible solutions. >> last year california imported $144 billion in goods from china, he says china has made big investments in areas such as power and solar technology. there is also potential for partnerships in driverless vehicles and clean energy automobiles that many see as an area for job growth. meeting with 75 chain niece companies interested in partnering with california. >> the chinese are good at studying what works and adapting it for themselves. >> bruce pickerring is cruise president of the asia society which has completed several studies. he says governor brown is very well regarded china and meetings send a strong signal to china that the golden state could provide golden opportunities. >> good for california because this

en "ediciÓn digital california". y se recuerda, en mayo pasado, millones de toneladas de tierra sepultaron un tramo de carretera entre monterrey y san luis obispo. y no quieren tomar riesgos durante los trabajos de limpieza. van a colocar un radar que emitiera una alerta si detecta nuevos movimientos de tierra. dicen que puede predecirlo con 24 horas para garantizar la seguridad de sus empleados. ♪ vamos a echarle un vistazo a la ventana al tiempo con albert martinez. albert: hola, quÉ tal, yarel? arrancamos un final de semana realmente caluroso aquÍ en california. de hecho, estamos ya bajo una vigilancia por calor excesivo en todo el centro de nuestro estado. esto es desde el norte, pasando por la zona de la bahÍa, sacramento, fresno y llegando a la frontera con mÉxico. las temperaturas van a ser altas. y para que se hagan a una idea, aquÍ van lo que esperamos en los prÓximos tres dÍas. mÁximas de 102 grados para sacramento, fresno mÁximas de los tres dÍgitos, bakersfield en los 102. la cosa tranquila, l

this is about upholding california beliefs. they have been running without ever since. >> one of the things to keep in mind -- while she may have come out indecisive and california -- what passes for indecisive here could look fairly out there in washington dc. maybe she feels more liberated now. maybe the context is a little different. so she is standing out more. >> we will be talking with a congressman about where we go from here. meanwhile locally, we have issues as well including the issue of sanctuary cities. >> we have san jose which is considering beefing up the sanctuary city policy. it would cut ties with federal immigration agents. the shield proposal would bar the city from agreeing to work with federal immigration agents . >> we are not obstructing the government. we are saying that we would like to have a say and how you do it. i think there is wiggle room there. >> the proposal would also make certain places like schools, hospitals, places of worship as well off-limits. requiring ice agents to get permission befo

para un evento y le dije a mi mamÁ, tengo la oportunidad de ir a california, quiero competir. pero cuando lleguÉ a la casa me dijo que tenÍa que hablar conmigo. pero no tenÍa la documentaciÓn para viajar. leÓn: quÉ sentirse? >> un poco frustrada, para quÉ me esfuerzo tanto si no puedo hacer lo que yo quiero. leÓn: para quÉ hacer tanto esfuerzo sino podrÍas hacer cosas que querÍas. cÓmo cambió tu vida recibir daca? >> al 100%, me valido, por eso estamos aquÍ yo. leÓn: ¿quÉ quisiera es que supiere este paÍs sobre ti y sobre los soÑadores? >> creo que los soÑadores estarÍan de acuerdo conmigo en decir que nuestro principal objetivo es no nada mÁs arreglar a nosotros, pero arreglar a toda nuestra comunidad y sacarlos de las sombras, creo que eso es nuestro enfoque principal, no nada mÁs nosotros. leÓn: ¿quÉ le dirÍas a donald trump? >> que nos diera la oportunidad de hablar, de un diÁlogo, que tenga la mente abierta para escuchar nuestras historias y nuestras peticiones. leÓn: estados unidos es tucasa? >> yo lo siento mi casa, he vivido 16 aÑos, tengo

marÍa:crearon una situaciÓn de caos ayer en el sur de california. a la familia de osos les encontraron revisando los botes de basura en las calles. luego de que la madre cumpliera con la ciudad de mÉxico. michelle: muchas gracias y los esperamos maÑana. ♪ ilia: Éstas son las principales noticias. el mundo reacciona ante el anuncio de que estados unidos se retira del acuerdo de parÍs mientras 61 alcaldes de importantes ciudades se comprometen a honrar ese convenio nacional. cÁmaras de univisiÓn entran al centro de detenciÓn mÁs grande de california para conocer cÓmo viven los internos en la era de donald trump. autoridades mexis

the area of high pressure encompassing northern california, southern california. arizona, and portions of nevada. you saw the temperature forecast for las vegas at 116. 109 in fresno. and mid-80s on the south shore. 67degrees monterey bay. and 63 degrees in half moon bay to 103 in discovery bay. so we're talking a 40-degree temperature span today. tomorrow and thursday, 107 on thursday. and there's that gradual occurring by friday. michelle griego, that's gradual, isn't it? >> it's gradual. >>> wildfires have killed 60 people in portugal can be seen from space. you're looking at the clouds captured by nasa's satellite. the flames were parked by lightning. and 2000 firefighters have been working. an expected high of 109 degrees could make for an uphill battle. they hope to contain the flames by the end of the day. >>> time now 6:52. a newly released report on the ghost ship fire makes clear that we might never know the cause. next a look at why that is. >> reporter: and right now we're following developing news in fremont half two burglars were caught in a neighbor

and california farmers in a race to beat the heat. why the hot weather forced many to work over time. >> starting off the week with temperatures near average and we're tracking a >>> so this week's extreme heat has california fruit farmers scrambling to pick their harvest. uch fruit as they possibly can in san joaquin county. it can make the fruit harder to sell. they pay very close atension to weather forecast. a heat wave in 2006 devastated many central california farms. >>> in men low park there were lost children and victims on the it ground at a busy public park. this is only a drill. abc 7 news was at fremont park as they trained volunteered for the community emergency response team. the team is called into a anytime there's a major disaster and these mock scenarios help get people prepared to help out just incase. >> it's not just the firefighters who are doing it. it's everybody. so that's exciting to see. >>> nascar fans attending tomorrow's big toyota save mart 350 race are being warned arriving early. it will be dale earnha

tonight in covering california.... police are investigating a triple homicide case after a woman and two children were found dead inside a modesto home yesterday. officers are now saying the three were all murdered. reporter doug johnson tells us family members are still dealing with the fact that they're gone. nats crime scenecharlene cambra, neighbor"it's just heart breaking, it's just heartbreaking."a horrifying sight... this dark scene of police cars and ambulances is what neighbors later learned was the beginning of a triple homicide investigation.matthew page, brother-in-law"it's a horrible day for my family." mathew page says he's the brother-in-law of the 30-year- old mother who, along with her 9-year-old and 4-year-old sons, was found dead by police saturday night.matthew page, brother-in-law"they were two wonderful kids, and a wonderful mom that worked hard to take care of them, and that they'll be missed an cherished everyday."arriving officers also found a 28-year-old man, with self inflicted injuries... a

we heard some pretty strong questioning by both california senators. the attorney general basically blew them off the wouldn't answer those questions. are those legitimate questions? is he ducking and weaving and hiding behind some policy the kamala harris couldn't get him to articulate? >> all of that. i think she prosecuted him pretty well. he bobbed and weaved like somebody who has been under the lights before. he is asserting his rights not to discuss private conversations that he has had with the president and citing it as a policy which he could not finger necessarily. a long-standing policy not to do that. by the way, it is the same thing that has been invoked and other administrations by other people testifying before congress. including democrats. >> he said any suggestion he was involved in or was aware of collusion with the russians was appalling and detestable. your thoughts on that>> very strong language. i suspect this in a nerve with him as to whether he would ever betray his country, our country by working with the russians to undermine

off the registry in california. (pam) then - also new at ten:a california community demanding answers.. after a toddler dies following a dental procedure.. (steve) and next:we are tracking triple digit temperatures ahead for the weekend.. and the danger the heat will bring to the bay area. (steve)the bay area heat wave is here. some areas will get nearly a week straight of triple digit tempertaures.(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know for the weekend. warmer temperatures are expected for the weekend into next week as an upper level ridge strengthens over the southwest. a heat advisory is in effect for most inland locations for this weekend into early next week as temperatures warm to as much as 20 degrees above seasonal averages and begin to pose potential heat related illnesses. dry weather conditions and mostly clear skies will also prevail through the forecast period. (steve) our weather team coverage continues:with the hot weather here -- calfire is preparing for the worst.

the days of illegally buying weed may be coming to an end in california. back in 1996 voters changed the law to allow medical marijuana in california. the first state to it do so and then last fall state voters passed prop 64 which will will allow anyone older than 21 to grow, purchase, and smoke marijuana beginning january 1st, 2018. there's another big change coming for the state in january as well, and we're talking about state taxes. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us now. taxes. so that's people who are for or against it, you can't argue more money for the state. >> more money for the state. that's the good news, right, that we didn't really think about. once proposition 64 becomes legal this coming january, consumers of marijuana will pay a 15% ex tax on any purchase in this state. in addition local governments may attach another 15%. most estimates find local taxes will vary between about 8% and 12%. that's tacked on now. like liquor, tobacco this is a user tax. some call it a sin tax. it's not a judgment on my part. the fact is a

, it doesn't mean that california need to do that.>> reporter: a delegate says california and california companies can gain huge economic benefits from partnering with china on clean energy technology and services. >> the companies to go to china and sell our products and services that we have but also to bring their solutions that they have to our state. they have pioneered some pretty incredible solutions. >> reporter: last year california imported 100 44 billion dollars from china. they said china has made big investments in power and solar power technology. there's also potential for partnerships and driverless vehicles in clean energy automobiles. this week the california delegation will meet with 75 chinese companies interested in partnering with california. >> i think it's a test but in some ways. >> reporter: he's vice president of the asia society which has completed several studies. he says governor browne is very well regarded in china and his meetings sent a strong signal to china that the golden state could provide some golden opportunities. >> it is good for california beca

veremos si california, se convierte en el tercero. mÁs informaciÓn hoy a las 11, muy titulares.des y buen provecho. . tps ante la posible eliminaciÓn de ese alivio eliminatoria. presidente donald trump estudia la posibilidad de impedir que el ex director de fbi, james comey testifiq testifique. "seguirÉ haciendo bromas sobre presidente donald trump". dijo la comediante. excarcelado lÍder Óscar lopez rivera no serÁ homenajeado en el desfile de puerto rico en new york, pero estarÁ presente. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, comenzamos con un gran temor para todas las personas que tienen el tps aquÍ en los estados unidos. el secretario de seguridad interna john kelly dijo que ellos deberÍan pensar en volver a sus paÍses, sugiriendo que no habrÍa mÁs renovaciÓn automÁtica como ha venido ocurriendo por unos 20 aÑos. hasta el momento nada ha cambiado para los centro americanos que viven y trabajan en estados unidos. reportero: las pa

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let's share it and get a return on our investment in california. >> tucker: because california doesn't have a right to do that because it is a state. you are basically creating your own foreign policy. when that right is constitutionally reserved for the federal government. that used to be obvious, but california is so high on its own fumes that they lost sight of that somehow. >> no, but this is a nonbinding agreement, again. counties and states have already been doing this for decades now. there is nothing new about this. if he had signed something that said it was a binding agreement, you and i would be in total agreement that that was violating the constitution. but why not get a return, why not lead in this country, since d.c. doesn't want to lead. why not lead in the 21st and 22nd century energy sources. instead of what the president is doing which is falling back into 16th century sources falling back on coal. >> tucker: would you declare war on mexico? what other unilateral decisions. to prepare us for the future. you guys are saying that you are not following federal law, you

, 113 in blue water, california, and 112 in midland, texas. it's making conditions even more dangerous for crews battling wildfires. here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: reena, temperatures in parts of california are expected to rise as high as 25 degrees above normal. sizzling heat across the region could break records, and another cause for concern-- air quality. unhealthy to very unhealthy local officiales of heat-induced ozone pollution are expected in several inland communities. excessive heat warnings extent to nevada, parts of utah, and arizona, where over a dozen wildfires are burning around the state. six firefighters had to be treated for heat-related illness, while battling the high line fire. temperatures in phoenix are expected to reach 120 degrees. and the hottest temperatures will arrive in the southwest on monday and last through the end of next week. and in the southern california desert, highs in death valley could soar to 127 degrees. reena. >> ninan: danielle nottingham, thank you, danielle. next, shark sightings in cal

california has long been a leader among u.s. states in carbon policy and governor jerry brown is vowing to keep it up despite the decisions coming from washington, dc. brown says california will work with governments around the world to combat climate change even if the president trump rolls back domestic environmental regulations. the fact that president trump is far from on board, brown says, is actually turned into a plus. >> trump is not hurting the cause of climate change. he is giving it new life and vitality. >> reporter: brown is fired up. he is leaving tomorrow for his second trip to china as governor. he is going to promote california's climate policies at a conference of global energy ministers encouraging individual states, provinces, cities and other nonnational governments to take their own actions to reduce greenhouse gases. and most california politicians are in agreement with that. lieutenant governor newsom tweeted. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeted that trump's decision to support a dirty

. >>> tonight a federal judge has blocked one of california's new gun control laws just two days before it was supposed to take effect. prop 63 bans high capacity clips capable of holding more than 10 bullets. gun owners would have been required to give them up by saturday, but the nra and a california gun rights group sued. >> it doesn't address any issues. they're not going after the people that are doing the bad things. >> tonight california attorney general half area becerra said he -- javier becerra said he would defend the new law. >>> a grassfire was pushed toward homes. at one point only a road separated the flames from a group of houses. that fire broke out this afternoon at penitencea creek road and viceroy way. maria medina is there tonight and says homeowners didn't wait for firefighters and took matters into their own hands. maria? >> reporter: that's right. you know, these homes are just steps away from where this fire was burning and what chopper 5 captured is pretty amazing. >> i was praying that it would stop short of anybody's house. >> reporter: from chopper 5 you can

back to you. >> thank you. >>> searching for sharks today off the coast of california. researchers from the shark lab at california state university long beach rode some jet skis throughout to get closer to the creatures goal is to tag the sharks for research. researchers say the tags will help them study the sharks' movement and their behaviors. >>> jack o'neill you probably heard if you lived in the bay area for a while. the wet suit by near who built a surf shop empire died. the eye patch-wearing surfer started his business in san francisco. the 1950s. o'neill opened up his first surf shop right out near ocean beach. then in 1959 he moved to santa cruz. his innovative wet suits gave surfers the ability to suffer year round be in our northern california cold water. well, no word yet on what caused his death. jack o'neill was 94 years old. >>> traffic alert for you this weekend. bart is closing an east bay station to test trains for the silicon valley extension project. the warm springs south fremont station will be closed tomorrow and sunday. but there will be a free

he is also the inspector of california's lighthouses. he is the member of the first board of directors of the society of california pioneers, and it is said, although it is how it is is- wrote a 700but he page history of california, i guess in his spare time. he resigned from the army in 1 and a lot of people did, but the main reason he resigned his so he could give attention to his law firm, and he is also president of the pacific and ranntic railroad, which .rom san francisco to san jose i remember going to the bancroft library at the university of california and looking through the old card catalog, which was still than being used. what did they have? they had a map of this railroad. i said this was great. i asked if i could have that, and they looked at me funny, crazy that. i know, one of the people is coming out with a piece of i know,-- next thing one of the people is coming out with a piece of plywood with a map glued to it, showing that particular railroad. i said big deal, it is not a long-distance from san jose to san francisc

for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 497 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 497, a bill to direct the secretary of the interior to convey certain public lands in san bernardino county, california, to the san bernardino valley water conservation district and to accept and return certain exchange nonpublic lands and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule the gentleman from california, mr.