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 not 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 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 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. what the president is doing which is falling back into 16th century sources falling back on coal. >> tucker: can you declare war on mexico? what other unilateral decisions. it just prepares for the future. you guys are saying that you are not following federal law, you are entering int

un dÍa lluvioso para la parte norte de california. la nubosidad empezarÁ a llegar el miÉrcoles en horas de la tarde, pero el jueves estarÁ pronosticÁndola lloviendo esa regiÓn, y ocurrirÍa en horas tempranas. continuaremos mirando el pronÓstico de lluvias en nuestra zona local, pero no esperamos acumulados significativos. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn del tiempo. marÍa: mÉxico invertirÁ 30 millones de dÓlares en guatemala para ayudar a frenar la inmigraciÓn. durante la visita de enrique peÑa nieto se informÓ que el gobierno mexicano financiarÁ la construcciÓn de una planta de leche en guatemala. la compaÑÍa lechera estarÁ a cargo de construir la planta que se espera que contrate a 4000 empleados directos y genere otros 10.000 empleos en el suburbio de la capital. alcanzaron un acuerdo azucarero que mantiene el acceso a la azÚcar mexicana al mercado estadounidense. cualquier demanda adicional de azÚcar en estados unidos serÁ comprado en primera instancia los productores mexicanos. estados unidos sÓlo darÁ acceso d

raise taxes even more, when going out to a new car, dining out, california the highest sales tax rate in the nation. what will be free about that? they are targeting every day purchases going after upper income, and what do you make of this, we will do what the republicans are dismantling on capitol hill. >> we have a broken health care system but raising taxes on the middle class like sales tax and small business is not the way to fix the problem or solve the issue. nevada and texas are laughing all the way to the bank because california is going to chase the jobs right out of their state and if you don't believe me ask the oakland raiders who are moving to nevada because that will happen to california. it is too expensive to live there, teachers can live in the community and you can't run a business. >> they have cuba envy. we like what we are seeing over there. it doesn't work in europe or anywhere, it has been tried. it is a shame because a bifurcated place, kennedy knows this and a lot of people struggling. >> a single-payer type system. >> a couple things going on, and -- the pa

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

the top cop in california. now spending much of his time in his new job filing lawsuits defending california's path away from washington. >> california is a forward leaning state. it's worked. we're prepared to resist any effort to dpliminish the rightsf the people of california. >> reporter: ledging the state's economic leheft. created more jobs than most other states. >> as powerful as california is, can one state make much of a difference? >> one state can by getting other states to follow and getting other countries to join in in the coalition. yes, if we were isolated, california all by itself, no. we are not isolated. >> reporter: a battle cry as california leads in the fight ahead. kyung lah, cnn, sacramento, california. >>> now to this headline. the latest shakespeare in the park sparking outrage. this portraying julius caeser with a trump-like assassination. and donald trump jr. says i wonder how much of this is funded and does that change thing? >> this follows the kathy griffin things. there is sensi

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is a big state those forty million people in the state of california there are six to seven million children who sit under one department of education now that is a lot of kids to sit under one department and and the folks that are more who would like to see a state where people are having better representation from their elected officials or their kids have an education system that is working better because it's smaller so it isn't talent it is cow for example we have a long way to go if the rules in california are such that we actually have until i believe january february to submit the signatures by should we move or i'm absolutely confident that we would get this thing about but there are still some questions about whether or not we're going to do it when we're going to do it but it is it is an interesting idea that's being floated by some people who would just prefer to see california the way that it used to be a better state for the kids a better state for the economy more jobs those kinds of things and looking forward by the way does that mean that eventually it's a supremes

california would see a more dramatic rise in the number of the uninsured then other states, because we were more aggressive about accepting federal money to expand melky -- medical when the affordable care act was first passed. >>> state lawmakers are considering legislation that would declare california a sanctuary state. the measure would bar local and state law enforcement from using theirtheir resources to investigate or arrest people for violations. >> there is sal. i'm sure you've had your coffee, ready to take care of the forecasts. >> yes. have you noticed how much bigger i am on the screen? i'm bigger than the two of you. >> well, that's okay. >> that's okay. let's talk about gilroy. i don't know why i 14 that noney. let's go to the gilroy commute, shall we? coming up, we'll a big man? weather coming up, that's steve w. paulson. gilroy up to morgan hill, into san jose, it's not a bad commute, we're off to a decent start. a couple of minority incident, but it's a good time in the morning to be out in the silicon valley. getting up to highway 17, it does look good. allways check

la gira arrancÓ aquÍ en california. leticia: dos grandes cantantescompilaron sus Éxitos de aÑos de trayectoria para sentarlos en una gira por todo estados unidos. stephanie tiene los detalles. stephanie: llegamos a los estudios de grabaciÓn en los Ángeles de dos grandesexponentes de la balada en espaÑol. aquÍ es donde la magia sucede. >> parte de la magia de los Últimos 15 aÑos. stephanie: preparan su gira de conciertos por todo el paÍspunto donde transportarÁn a sus fan es hacia la Época dorada de esta pareja. >>es un show totalmente renovado. desde que comienza hasta que termina, son puras Éxitos. stephanie: son tantos los temas que han marcado su historia de amor y sus corazones. >> hemos compuesto la mayorÍa de los las canciones juntos y todas tienen algo que ver con nosotros, con nuestra vida. no cantamos canciones que no podamos colgarnos. a mÍ me costarÍa mucho cantar si en algÚn momento yo no hubiese vivido esa situaciÓn. stephanie: los logros musicales se han ido tejiendo al mismo tiempo de su

a year ago a new law in california allowed terminally illadults get drugs to end their life. the report says 191 people received prescription for the drug. of those 111 of them took the drug and ended their lives. of those who took their lives nearly half had cancer. the annual report is required by law. >>> google has been slapped with a hefty fine. regulators say google promoted its own products even when other products were better deals for customers and that violates eu anti trust rules. three months to stop the practice. the company says it didn't do anything wrong. >> mafacebook announced it will hire 3,000 more people. the company has been criticized for violent videos posted. the new workers will be on board next year. this doubles the size of the existing facebook team that monitors hate speech. >> the force will soon be arriving in los angeles. today the l.a. still council put a stamp of approval on lucas museum. museum's president says the exhibits will include story boards and props from the movie. open to the public in 2021. >> that needs to be here. >> i know. >

for areas are in california. marin to mendocino county, the cordell bank marine sanctuary of marin and sonoma county. the monterey bay and the channel islands sanctuary of the coast of santa barbara and ventura counties. the president's executive order is studying offshore areas for oil and gas exploration. california's two senators call to maintain the current boundaries. is vital to the states national heritage. we have a link to the comments page in that runs until july 26. >>> a local artist is helping to beautify montclair park in oakland but he needs your help to get the job done. a gofundme pages been set up for the oakland artist who painted the original duck pond mural on the outside of the restroom walls. when the facilities fell into disrepair the mural was painted over. after a renovation, it's ready for a new mural. he has set a goal for $5000 and he's a little more than halfway there. >>> some high track -- high- tech companies are helping residents struggling with the be areas expensive housing mar

. >>> now four of the areas are here in california, the greater sanctuary which is from marin to men do seen know county. studying offshore areas for oil and gas exploration. california's two senators called on officials to preserve the current boundaries, protect willing the sanctuary is vital to the national heritage. we will have a link to the comments page on our website later this morning. the public comment period runs until july 26th. >>> time is now 4:34, happening today a hearing in southern california for the next lawsuit accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. now it come from a woman who accuses cosby of assaulting her at the playboy mansion 40 years ago when she was 15 years old. the hearing comes less than two weeks after a jury in pennsylvania dead locked on criminal charges against cosby. the hearing today is expected to set a trial date. >>> also happening today, day two of jury selection in the trial of martin shkreli accused of securities fraud but he is best known for raising the price of lifesaving drugs by 5000% when he was a pharmaceutical company executive. the

california, salvador, virginia y misisipi no entregarÁn informaciÓn personal de sus votantes para la comisiÓn que investigarÁ el supuesto fraude que presidente donald trump asegura que hubo en la elecciÓn que lo llevÓ a la casa blanca. el secretario de estado de california, alex padilla, dijo que no entregarÁ informaciÓn, a quiÉn asume que millones de californianos votaron ilegalmente. reportero: el gobierno federal estÁ exigiendo a los estados que entreguen informaciÓn privada de los votantes, nombre, fecha de nacimiento y seguro social, y por quiÉn han votado, lo cual el gobierno de california se niega a hacer. peticiÓn vino directamente del vicepresidente de la comisiÓn para la integridad de las elecciones, la cual fue formada por presidente donald trump dice que entre tres y cinco personas votaron ilegalmente. >> sabemos cuÁl es la agenda de presidente donald trump, y los lÍderes de esta comisiÓn, lÍderes con una gran historia de discriminar y ser antiinmigrante. reportero: segÚn esta babogada, la administraciÓn trump estÁ actuando por encima de la ley. ademÁs

california has long been a leader among u.s. states in our carbon policies and governor jerry brown is vowing to keep it up despite any decision coming from washington, dc. brown says california will work with governments around the world to combat climate change even if president trump rolls back domestic environmental regulations. >> trump turns off the satellite, california will launch its own damn satellite! we're going to collect that data! >> brown is leaving tomorrow for his second trip to china as governor. he will promote california's climate policies at a conference of global energy ministers and he will be encouraging individual states, provinces, cities and other nonnational governments to take their own action to reduce greenhouse gases. lieutenant governor gavin newsom on the same page tweeting about the possibility of the u.s. leaving the paris accord saying, this could lead to three billion tons of additional co2 in the air a year melting ice sheets faster, seas rising higher and extreme weather. well, traveling

. >> the threats now directed at california's assembly speaker after he blocked the state's proposed single payor healthcare bill. good morning, it is thursday, june 29. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. first let's start with traffic and weather. jaclyn is tracking our commute this morning. how's it looking? >> it's looking busy. we have a combination of the morning commute and then we have some getaway holiday traffic. so it's getting busy and crowded on the freeways. if you are heading out, be prepared for some extra folks on your ride heading into work. right now over at the bay bridge toll plaza, in the yellow from the maze into san francisco. just under a 20-minute ride. the metering lights are on. traffic backed up well into the foot of the maze. the eastshore freeway still in the green looking good. 20 minutes. however, we are getting reports of quite a bit of lumber spilled in the road along interstate 80 near cummings parkway. traffic is moving along in both directions not too many cars out there. they might have just cleared that debris. westbound

we'll try to get more details. >> thank you. >>> california just reached a deal to shut down the last coastal sand mine in the united states run by a company that is on a remote beach in marina in monterey county. "skydrone5" gives us this exclusive tour of the area where the company has been harvesting sand and selling it for profit for decades. the state lands commission says the operation is a primary contributor to beach erosion. and now to avoid a legal battle regulators reached an agreement for the company to extract less sand for three years and then shut down in 2020. the coastal commission votes on the deal july 13. >>> new at 6:00, starting tomorrow ford is rolling into the bay area on two wheels. it's launching its new bike sharing business. kpix 5's simon perez found out it comes with drama. >> reporter: yeah. it does. there's some people who are not happy the owners of the companies that serving the people walking on fisherman's wharf here. we are talking about tourists. local bike rental companies are concerned that that new bikeshare program the one that starts tomorrow

the investigation will be led by a former california supreme court justice. a final report expected in july. >>> immigration activists on behalf of undocumented young adults in california. abc 7 news was in front much city hall where they asked the governor and legislature to make -- they're asking the state to stop turning them away on their 19th birthday. the money would come from california's tobacco tax reportedly costing as much as $230 million a year. >> the way we wanted to do this is like to have health care which will cost less on taxpayers and will be more sustainable in the long run instead of using emergency services all the time. >> the group hopes to get almost $90 million in this budget cycle while others have pressed to use tobacco tax money to increase payments to doctors and dentists who treat medi--cal patients. >>> it's proving to be a thorny issue for residents. vandals are cutting up valuable plants possibly for profit. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the story. >> i want to show you a picture from the willow glenn neighbors f

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

again a small plane has crashed on the busy 405 freeway in southern california. this is right at the end of the john wayne -- the runway at the john wayne airport in santa ana. the airport was briefly shut down. air traffic recordings indicate that the pilot may have lost power in one of his engines as he was landing. >>> new at noon a coast guard crackdown to keep bay area boaters safe this holiday weekend. kpix 5's jackie ward says, prepare for a sobriety checkpoint if you are heading on the water. >> reporter: 624 people died in boating and paddling accidents last year. the coast guard is giving us some tips on how to make this holiday a safer one. boaters can expect to see a lot more coast guard units out on the water this july 4 weekend as part of operation dry water. it's aimed at raising awareness of the dangers boaters can put themselves in if they operate a boat under the influence. that's why the coast guard will be using these vessels to conduct field sobriety tests. >> it's dangerous driving on the water under the influence. the blood alcohol level is

. >>> 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

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i'll reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the right to close. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: -- the speaker pro tempore: do you wish to yield time? ms. norton: i'm pleased to yield my friend from maryland 2 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. sarbanes: i thank the gentlewoman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of house resolution 354, which forcefully condemns the shocking assault carried out here on american soil, here in our nation's capital by trained paramilitary agents of the turkish presidential security force against a peaceful assembly of protesters who were exercising their first amendment rights to freedom of speech. video footage offers evidence that president erdogan sanctioned the attack and then calmly sat back to watch as his bodyguards carried it out. each of us in this chamber mus

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. >>> the california family demanding answers after the death of their 3-year-old. >>> a gliding trip ending badly. >>> right now at 6:00, a bay area heat wave. this is a live look outside from our walnut creek camera, looking at 680 right now, inland areas are facing triple-digit temperatures and there doesn't seem to be any relief for the weekend. >> thank you for joining us. temperatures are already hot right now and they're only going to get hotter this weekend. >> we have live coverage for you, let's begin with spencer christian and the steamy forecast. >> we still have sunny skies all across the bay area, and let me show you how warm it is now even in the early evening hours, san francisco 76, 91 in santa rosa. here's the picture, we have a heat had advisory in effect for all of the bay area, this until 11:00 monday night. avoid overexposure to the sun. please hydrate. then as temperatures continue to remain in that triple digit range into next week, we have a excessive heat warning for this entire area, from vallejo and venn nisha and beyond. it's important to protect children,

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. california had to use a helicopter to save a horse that >>> here's something that you don't see every day. rescue workers in southern california had a helicopter to save a horse that fell down a cliff in calabasas. rescuers harnessed the horse and flew it to a clearing so they could have more space to help it and then a veterinarian kept it sedated while they put the harness on. we don't know how that horse fell off a cliff. >> he's clearly sedated. >> right. >> there's no way. >> kind of a weird dream. >> let's check in with kari. >> we're going to have great weather going hiking and don't fall off any cliffs. going to be beautiful out there. temperatures in the upper 60s in san francisco and cooling off as we go through the week and we'll be tracking that chance of showers by thursday into early friday morning. >> all right. thank you very much, kari. >> we did mention that there is a decision in the penalty phase of the antolin garcia-torres murder trial. we're going to bring that

enrique: el centro de detenciÓn de adelantos es el mÁs grande de california. tiene 395,000 pies cuadrados. los grandes que se encuentran vienen de mÁs de 70 paÍses aunque en su mayoría son de mÉxico, haitÍ y el salvador. esta noche las autoridades informaron sobre la muerte de vicente de 40 y seis -- 46 aÑos de edad. luis tuvo la oportunidad de visitar este centro y ver cÓmo viven los internos una semana despuÉs de las redadas y se presentaron en varias partes de california. luis: las paredes encierran los miedos y las ansiedades de quienes luchan por no ser deportados. algunos han estado aquÍ por aÑos y otros apenas semanas. >> me llevaron esposado y me subieron al camiÓn para los Ángeles. luis: omar rivero se salvÓ por minutos de que lo enviaran a el salvador donde dice que lo espera la muerte. >> me buscan para matarme. luis: por eso esta pidiendo asilo. cada detenido tiene su historia. este lugar es como un purgatorio que los puede llevar al infierno. no solamente es el centro de detenciÓn mÁs grande de california sino que es el mÁs grande

california has adopted the nation's toughest car emissions standards, then pushed solar and electric cars. >> the president says it's putting us at a disadvantage. mr. trump is wrong on the facts, wrong on the science, wrong on the economy. >> reporter: california has seen a boom in green jobs. andrew thurry was a plumber before working in solar. >> i lived a pretty good middle class life right now, was able to buy a home. i believe it would be hard to do going back to one of the other professions. >> reporter: solar now accounts for 260,000 jobs in the country, five times the number of coal industry jobs. california accounts for one out of every six new jobs since 2012. >> eventually the trump administration will have to come around. he cannot deviate from the entire world in the way that he's trying to right now. >> reporter: now individual states cannot sign the paris accord, but they can commit to the same standards. during governor brown's trip to china he plans to push for more cooperation on clean energy policies. carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. >>> tonight the last ven

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california is more to the left of the trump agenda of the nation 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've never come before there are going to be states that are 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 my art see new york i'll leave you without thought coming up after the break going to go next to you kim a closer look at the british prime minister's two big battlegrounds right now those bricks a trying to stay in power. about your sudden pass

como arizona y california. javier: incluso, una aerolÍnea ya cancelÓ 40 vuelos en phoenix debido al calor mortal. anunciÓ que los pasajeros puedan cambiar sin cargos adicionales. las temperaturas podrÍan romper los rÉcords de aÑos anteriores. carolina: realmente, es bastante peligroso. especialmente, para los aviones pequeÑos a la hora de despegar. cuando hace mucho calor el viento se pone mÁs ligero. hace falta que el aviÓn tenga que despegar con mÁs velocidad. los aviones pequeÑos no lo podrÍan hacer. javier: por eso, se hace esta cancelaciÓn por la seguridad de las personas. la Última temperatura mÁs alta fue en el aÑo 2013 de 117 grados. carolina: en el valle de la muerte en california hasta 127 grados. Ésos mucho calor. nos conectamos en vivo con daniela zavala con lo Último. me cuentan que con este calor se pudiera hasta freÍr un huevo en la calle. es cierto? daniela: sÍ. puedes cocinar almuerzo. en phoenix no llegamos a esas temperaturas. estamos a temperaturas de casi 105. va a llega

a woman goes for a walk in the woods in southern california and she spots of all things a chimpanzee, but where did it come from? here's our report. >> reporter: when jacob gardner went exploring last week, he felt someone or something was watching him. >> kind of going from tree to tree, i figured maybe a bigger bird or something. >> reporter: he works nearby some hiking trails in la crescenta and it was during his afternoon break when he started taking video of his walks just 40 feet off the road near the 210 on ramp and the ymca, but it wasn't till later he realized what he'd captured. >> it totally hit me that must have been what i heard and what was making me feel a little bit uneasy at the time. >> reporter: we've slow mo-ed the video and high up in the trees you can see something swinging from the branches. we showed the video to andrew huen from california fish and wildlife. >> it definitely looks like an ape and could possibly be an ape. >> reporter: it's common to see deer in the area, but huen said it's not often people will see an ape in california woods. . >> we've had th

thirty-eight percent of california's rural roads are in poor condition. the rate of fatal accidents is the second highest in the country, only behind south carolina. the report says the results of the study show the consequences of years of backlogged maintenance. >>> draymond green named the nba defense i player of the year. red carpet was rolled out in new york last night at a special awards ceremony hosted by drake. draymond accepted the award in a pair of shorts. draymond beat out utah jazz center gubert. >> it's amazing, when you set goals a lot of times in life, you know, people set goals and seem like you never reach. but when you do reach some of those goal that you set it's an incredible feeling, because you have accomplished something you set out to do. and so, you know, having been right there for the last two years an coming up a little short it's precious, you know, finally win this award. >> green went on to say that it was not an individual award, that he could not have done it without his teammates. >>> former nfl stars will play in the ne

hacia el interior de california, viernes mÁxima en los 93. modesto con una temperatura mÁxima dÍa de maÑana en esos 90 grados. para san josÉ, maÑana tendrÍamos la mÁxima en los 79. si planifica viajar durante el fin de semana, sacramento estarÍa experimentando esas temperaturas en los altos 80 y bajos 90. hacia fresno, sÁbado muy caluroso con temperatura los 98 y en san francisco el Área de la bahÍa estarÁ bastante agradable con esas temperaturas en los altos 60. sistema de alta presiÓn es lo que domina las condiciones locales y lo que serÁ responsable de mantener ese patrÓn caluroso durante los prÓximos habÍa así que si lo mayormente soleado y red despejados en el aÑo de la bahÍa con esas temperaturas en los altos 70 para san josÉ y tambiÉn el jueves asÍ que miramos el estado de sequÍa para nuestro estado. tenemos un estado entre leve y sequÍa moderada para el sur de california. esto ha sido toda la informaciÓn. marÍa: gracias. esta informaciÓn, un juego inflable se convirtiÓ en una trampa mortal cuando saliÓ vo

the rules have become a crucial tool for california to fight crime a change. earlier this year epa chief pruitt suggested the white house may try to weaken or revoke the authority. now he has a short lawmakers his agency is not looking to take away the power california has used for years to reduce emissions. >>> sunshine and clear skies across the bay area today. over the next 36 hours things heat up. heat advisory covering much of northern california has been posted this weekend. the hot weather combined with fuel from the winter make for an elevated fire danger. >> what firefighters in the north bay are doing to prepare. >> reporter: with the threat of fires many fire departments were training their new and returning seasonal firefighters on the hillsides between san rafael and nevada. >> we have to have resources prepared. >> reporter: cal fire said 1700 fires have burned. that is more than double the 700 fires last year at this time. 69 seasonal fighters are being paired with professional firefighters. half of the seasonals are returning but the other half

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>> what california did was unique because they offer a unique situation. it is very hard to sue a prison for bad conditions. let's start with the 1984 crime act but it doesn't matter any more. everyone ignores it and it makes it hard to fight against it. people are dying but you have systems in place quit complaining. the ninth circuit took every running california's prison system and said you have to cut capacity from 200% and scale it back to 135% capacity. only 1/3 over capacity. that was the good world. with the democrats controlling the house and senate and jerry brown as the governor they passed a law called realignment that took a bunch of prison offenses and said you can still convict them but you have to house them in county jail. made it harder to go back to prison for parole violations. in most states, 30% of people going to prison are coming off parole and in california it was 70%. they are a unique state and fell under unique ninth circuit observation and adopted this policy that does the double headed thing of cutting prison and at the same t

a look at how california senators are trying to kill the bill. plus -- >> he left here with a gunshot wound to the face. >> a northern california deputy is shot during a fight with a suspect at a light rail station. the investigation now under way and the man behind bars. >> but first bart riders may feel safer during their commute starting today. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. kpix 5's jessica flores is live at the concord bart station to explain why. >> reporter: good morning. well, if you ever were on bart taking a ride anywhere, chances are one of these train cars didn't have surveillance cameras on them. so if a crime happened on one of the trains you were out of luck if you happened to be on a train without a working camera. but bart says today, things are changing. and that passengers can feel safer today. they are keeping their promise of putting working cameras on board on all of the trains. back in january of 2016, the "san francisco chronicle" revealed that less than one- third of bart cars had wor

and california is only one- fifth there. live in con court debora villalon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a superior court judge has decided to move all in-custody arraignments from oakland to the new county courthouse in dublin. the judge says it makes sense to have them arraigned in dublin because most are housed at nearby santa rita jail. by removing the arrangements, they would not need to take a 30-mile bus ride back and forth to oakland. but still the public defender says moving to the court date wills be an inconvenience for the families and the defendants. >> the major issue is that travelers won't be able to travel to the areas where they have occurred. but traveling to dublin 30 miles away is a huge harshment on the families. they simply won't make it to court. >> a judge is defending his sentence. >>> the palo alto school board made revisions to district policies on the in an effort to better protect students from harassment. and to clarify the criteria for reporting incidents or crimes as ktvu jesse gary reports this all c

(catherine) the biggest of the california wildfires was sparked tuesday... it's in southern california....and has burned roughly a thousand acres... . the fire is next to the cities of highland and san bernardino....and some small communities have been evacuated... there are other smaller fires in the area...but this is the one that has crews most worried. hundreds of firefighters are on the scene but they haven't been able to contain it yet. some homeowners say they were astonished by how quickly the wildfire seemed to take off... residents: the fire covers mountains and it spreads all the way across. i see this big old monster fire and i'm thinkingit's like someone dropped a nuclear bomb. i asked what's going on? and then i saw fire from my window. we've lived here 15 years now and it's never been so close so it's scary. among the other states dealing with large wildfires -- utah.where a fire is still raging 10 days after a homeowner using a blowtorch accidentallystarted it... more than 20 cabins and other small buildings have been destroyed - and a lot of

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 mexicanas en el estado de guerra no aseguran-- ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición doctora con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: la vista es larga e incluye a los lÍderes de las empresas mÁs importantes del paÍs, políticos de ambos partidos, lÍderes de las economÍas mÁs grandes del paleta y millones de personas dentro y fuera de los estados unidos. todos rechazaron la decisiÓn de trump

let me tell you, california is 1849, when california had gold rush. california right now, if they pass that bill, is getting ready to have the crime rush. bail bonds is there for a deterrent. if you do the crime, you do the time. the word on the street in jersey, if you do the crime, you do no time. i cannot this is unbelievable. the idea was that minorities were left in jail for months at a time waiting to go to court because they could not afford 10% of bail, this is fake news. that is a matter of fact a lie. that is not happening. but, the pretrial services, i have figures, i have some good figures here, it could cost -- already cost new jersey $47 million, it could cost california in the billions of dollars. but people are waking up because like you said, you done know about it. -- you didn't know about it no one here knew. people of state of california and new jersey, had no idea what is going on. as they find out, that is when they change. charles: i have to tell you, all to in name of political correctness, they will unleash a crime wave on the

in other words, california will receive less money over time. we really rely on the federal government in a partnership to be able to provide that healthcare coverage. >> right. and on the other spectrum. some people may say eventually it will save money to the federal budget or it will lower our premiums in the future. what do you say to that? >> the savings come at a cost, when is a cost to consumers n. this new healthcare bill the senate has proposed, individuals over time will likely see some of their premiums go down, but that will be because insurance companies will be -- they will be required or they won't have to pay that same higher cost of share. so right now, health insurance companies have to pay for for your healthcare which is a good thing. they also have to provide a certain level of coverage. over time under this particular bill, individual would say have to pay more. they will see their out of pocket costs go up. even though their premiums go down, their deductibles and out-of-pocket cost will go up, but they'll be paying for le

(pam) covering california.. felony charges have been filed against two men from the sacramento- area... for stealing bee hives... if convicted, they could spend up to ten - years in prison. the case started about three- years ago... when hives started going missing from several counties in california.. authorities received a tip back in april.. which led them to an orchard in fresno .. there, they say they found 12-hundred stolen beehives ... worth more than 200-thousand dollars... the two men are now being charged with nine- felony counts of receiving stolen property.. (steve) crews continue to battle a large wildfire in southern california which has burned more than 14-hundred acres.(steve) the 'holcomb' fire is engulfing the san bernardino national forest just northeast of big bear lake. more than 12-hundred firefighters are fighting the blaze. the fire broke out monday afternoon... and terrible weather conditions make it difficult for crews to contain the fire. containment remains at ten-percent. no homes ar

>> we may be the first in california to my knowledge. no one else is working with yoga and goats in california. >> reporter: they are parts of the city crew usually assigned to clear brush on hillsides. >> whether it's grazing or stretching, goats are very curious. they want to know what are you doing? >> which makes them ideal for yoga. >> you can stay in position if you have a goat on you. good. take one more deep breath here. and then let's come back down again to the knees. >> they do whatever they want and it inspires me to go for it. >> you have to let go. if you are someone that's needing things neat, organized and in control you will be forced to learn otherwise. >> you can't tell a goat what to do. [ laughter ] >> reporter: sure a little strange lying on the floor with barnyard animals but they are cute. >> hey, guys. [ laughter ] >> they are gentsle and it makes you kind of, uhm, be more in the moment. >> the goats help me relax. there's something about these animals that help us to feel joy and to feel i do think more connecte

sot cristina londono/salinas california "el corazon agricola de california ya se habia movilizado en contra de las redadas, pero habia sido en solidaridad con el resto del pais.... confiados en promesas del gobierno... de que no se meteria con el campo" arturo rodriguez es presidnete del sindicato de trabajadores campesinos. sot arturo rodriguez/pdte sindicato ufw "la gente tiene mucho terror y deben tener mucho temor porquue de esta administracion nadie se puede creer lo que dicen, nadie le puedde creer a trump" esta tarde ice confirmo que "se realizan todos los das alrededor del pas y en el norte de california" "... no discutimos pblicamente operativos futuros o que estn en marcha". sot argelia ramos/ esposa de deteniido por ice "hay muchos que andan en la calle como delincuentes y eso y no los deportan, estan deportancdo a la gente trabajador". en esta casa, 5 hijos ciudadanos y una madre, quedan sin sustento y a merced de la caridad o del gobierrno en watsonville cristina londono, noticias telemundo. paola/ots --manifestantes de un grupo considerado anti-islamico tomaron las call

california is playing the leading role. china is not going to play the leading role. paris was very much created because of xi and obama. awol.ent trump has gone now it is up to xi. california will work with him and other countries to do whatever we can to offset the negative pathway chosen by president trump. james: you do see that is something of a global alliance, do you? gov. brown: yes, i do. the king tried to stop the movement of the tides. that didn't work even though he was a powerful sovereign. president trump can't command science, he can't command weather, he can't command climate. the rest of the world is getting it. i don't think we are getting it enough. anything, a response at this point is rather feeble, given the threat that climate change represents. california will be on the field doing its role, playing an active role in promoting climate strategies. james: 42 years ago in your first inaugural address as governor, you talked about the threat to our environment. how do you think the threat now compares to the threat then? gov. brown: we did not know

can get a lot more for our money when the legislator passes the california -- housing california act we could spend less than we do on healthcare. >> our businesses are already grounded by the things like the minimum wage and will this offer better care? >> the singer payer healthcare bill is expected come up for a vote in the state senate in the next few days. >>> it is 6:07 am. >>> we are changing gears because the warriors in the cavaliers are ready for game day.>> game one of the nba finals tonight and ktvu alex savidge is live at lake chalet in oakland where there are so many basketball fans already out there this morning.>> reporter: it is an unbelievable turnout here at lake chalet restaurant at the lake merritt. look at this line of fans, mostly warriors fans and a few cabs supporters in the crowd but mostly it is warriors fans out here lined up to try to get a chance to get a seat inside for the live broadcast of the espn show, "first take," with stephen a smith. they have let the first group of fans in and the rest of these folks are hoping to get lucky to get inside. of co

santa ana, california. 80% latino, already percent undocumented. why residents say they don't and, the international world of emojis. lladministration if they remain sanctuary cities.list includes , philadelphia, and the entire state of california. a sanctuary city is its legal term, but it's a jurisdiction l law-enforcement has limits to how it will help fen officials do their jobs. by june 30, cities musevidence h the law, or they will lose federal law ent grants. santa ana, california is one of the most densely populated cities in the nation. of the 350,000 who live there, nearly 80% are latino and 30% jessica gomes has their reaction.♪ >> blank and you might feel like santa ana, california, a blend of colors and cultures. luis ana business owner it is symbolic of their life .ere like this family, almost coworker, friend, or neighbor who is undocumesanta ana has one of tht concentrations of illegalt u.s.o have been here for generations. >> there's a person standing behind us in the grocery store. they are the person pumping gas signingre the p

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