every california. every california family deserves to be safe to feel safe and to have a safe neighborhood. that's not the reality under gavin newsom's california. as you rightfully point out crime right now. violent crime is at a 13 year high. murders are up 30. and yet we have a governor who doesn't seem to think that it's a problem. don't talk about it. we have a governor. comes out and support defunding the police movement. stood up. the defund the police movement. had hundreds of protesters out in front of my house this past summer yelling at me yelling at my family, every name of the book. he find the police? i said no. said. the longer that they were out there would only strengthen my resolve to do the right thing. i didn't. defund the police budget in san diego. i increased it. increased it because if we want safe neighborhoods if we want the best and brightest men and women who wear that badge. protecting us day and night. we better darn well given the tools, the training and the support to be

farming in california has always been big. many farms in california started big. some of the old spanish and mexican land grants comprising thousands of acres have never been broken up. more than 3/4 of all farmland in california is owned by 6% of the industry. to put it another way, more than one-third of all of the farm land in the state is owned by less than one percent of the owners. this then is the story of monopoly and what monopoly does to people. there is a manufactured word for this particular monopoly agri-business. some farms are owned by individuals, but many are corporations. many are listed on the stock exchange, and some are also in the packing and processing business and among the giants of the food industry. agri business has ruled the domain in the fertile valleys of california with absolute power, political. the southern pacific railroad once ran california and a famous novel written about that called "the octopus." and the s.p. is still one of the biggest land owners. it is part of agri-business and so is di giorgio, the curran county land com

>> california at a crossroads covid-19. we will be implementing an order requiring masking regardless of vaccination. we've got to get the vaccine great up significantly higher than what we thought the target while fires not escape the flames. >> consume the entire town so fast. >> if i saw it homelessness, it's heartbreaking. >> a bay area has the 3rd largest homeless population in the united states. this is a public health emergency and now a recall election that is nothing more than a partisan power grab. >> gavin newsom has to answer to the people of california tonight. meet the 3 candidates willing to step forward on the stage together the businessman jotn. it's a choice between the beauty and the beast. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer can clean up california assemblyman kevin kiley finding the governor for much of this year for the next town where they'll face it got to the questions. listen closely to what they say the side of one of these candidates to replace governor newsom. >> this is inside california pol

treatment by california growers. california businesses coordinate campaign against the novel amounted to life in the pitting life as he sought to discredit a literary representation of their own repressive action. steinbeck had predicted as much when he insisted all of the verses in the music to battle him other publicly printed inside the cover of the novel explaining the fascist crowd will try to sabotage this book because it is revolutionary. adding the battle hymn is american and intensely so will help undermine their efforts to applying the communist label to the book. literary scholar krystal bowman recently gathered evidence from the newspapers published by the resident of the farm security administration cams demonstrate deep appreciation for steinbeck's efforts. those resources demonstrate the novel was a widely read even in the often sanitary camp despite the ban on the book. long waiting list grew to borrow grapes of wrath from libraries is discussed in camper reading groups read it entirely to its groups

california grows wheat. that's the bulk of the traffic that comes out and many of the things that come in are because of sales of wheat. they do not put wheat on these ships. they put them on sailing ships. sailing ships is what the southern pacific works on and the southern pacific gets to be this monopoly because of its control of san francisco. pretty much what the southern pacific does until the 1890 zika 1890s is to take goods from san francisco and bring them to california and then put them on ships and takes the goods off of the ships and distribute them throughout california. they are a monopoly of traffic moving into california and it will move transcontinental, but it is moving through ships. these are the routes through which most of the goods move. you can see that the united states is pretty much a blank there. that is where the bulk of the goods coming into california is going to move in the 1870s and 1880s and that is showing the distances. this is the way that the railroads work. they are a m

california was an american territory. the americans argue only americans have a right to mike -- mine the gold. so begin to push out everyone else. that includes the chileans, mexicans, anybody who isn't american. chinese are amongst those being pushed out. i'm reducing this down to a small amount, like making a bouillon cube for you out of a small steer. the chinese push back the coast and discover something. what these men discover is that the water surrounding california are filled with seafood that by and large americans don't eat. americans don't eat squid or octopus or half a dozen other things. waters rich with shrimp, herring, sardines, salmon. every year there is a salmon run. they begin the process forming small companies to fish. they also discover something else. the gold rush brought many people here. i mentioned earlier that the little sleepy town maybe had 400 to 800 people. but we believe 120,000 people showed up in one year. in 1849, this was the situation. if you look at this photograph, you will see fro

thursday's workshop comes after all, recent inside california politics. emerson college poll showed growing support for governor gavin newsom's recall. >> 54% of hispanic respondents said they would vote to remove the governor from office studies show about 30% of californians voting population is latino what our job is that the california republican party is to make sure we turn those voters out. i know you are the first gop chairwoman. >> what do you think is just not sitting well with this group when it comes to this governor. >> well, i think within the latino community, there are some very specific issues that are in trouble to our everyday life in that pursuit of happiness. number one is being able to find a good job so that you can provide for your family. number 2 is making sure that your children have a good education so that they can have a better life. and number 3 is making sure that our streets are safe. see a gop officials say the group now has 64,000 volunteers a 52% increase from the last election cycle. those volunteers are set to mobiliz

if you're not in california, tell your friends in california to vote no. this could have serious implications. amy: talked about the implications for the balance of the senate as well. it was gavin newsom who chose campbell harris's position. now you're talking about dianne feinstein and the significance of her seat is vulnerable and what it would mean in this period if there were republican governor. >> the governor has the power to appoint a replacement for dianne feinstein if anything were to happen to her. if she were to retire or if anything else happened to her. you know, she is elderly. so that is a real possibility that he would appoint someone who does not represent the values of california or californns, and would tip the balance of the senate. it would make it impossible for president biden to push through the policy goals that he has put forth in terms of infrastructure, in terms of helping communities across the united statein ways the republicans oppose. there are real implications. even though it would be a year and a half in office, they wo

you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >> this is abc seven news. dion: a troubling covid trend. the u.s. has seen four straight days of more than 100,000 new infections. karina mitchell says one state hit particularly hard is florida. reporter: the u.s. reporting its fourth straight day with more than 100,000 new cases of covid-19. florida currently leading the country in hospitalizations. the state's hospital association predicting six in 10 medical centers will face critical staff shortages in the next week. >> we are bringing in additional staff, opening up nooks and crannies in emergency rooms to find room for patients. reporter: a similar situation in louisiana, the state's positivity rate above 50%. >>s continues, they will be turning away patients. reporter: denise in baton rouge was

calvert of california, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote yes on s.325. as the member designated by mr. nunez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. nunez will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. kustoff: as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moore of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes to suspend the rules and pass senate 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. riebl will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member

is he brought california in as a free state? now an interesting problem arose which was the united states was in two sections shortly after the gold rush about ten years later silver was discovered in, nevada. there was a silver rush the great comstock load. the wealth of the nation suddenly tipped to the far west but here's the problem. if you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860 the white portion on your right hand side are the states up to that point. then there are is a yellow area which is the territories and then suddenly there was california on the pacific rim. this was to have very very profound effect of what was to happen later the twentieth century. the problem. how do you get from one side of this great continent to the other there were serious fears that russia might come down and take over, california. whoever came down got control of that gold got control possibly of the silver that was coming out of nevada. it was really important a way be found to deal with this problem. in short if you left, n

this is your 2 week warning right in california. the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before the election day for the recall that deadline comes out to monday august 30th anybody needing to register wanting to double check their status can do so online. we've posted the links that you need on kron 4 dot com. going out in san francisco. well, starting next week you're going to need your covid-19 vaccination card or proof the are vaccinated to enter any business that draws a crowd of people, you know, the question is, though, does that mean that you're going to need to carry around an actual cdc cart. >> conferences but you knicks planes the type of proof you're going to need. >> this time next week if you want to work out in a see a show, get a drink or eat in a restaurant in san francisco, you're going to need one of these proof that you are fully vaccinated against covid-19. it is not advisable to carry your original cdc vaccine card around with you. laminated copy would be a better option for more options.

we bought the buses went to arcadia, california, arcadia, california the home of the santa anita horse race track. my family is fortunate we lived on the parking lot of santa anita horse race track. i say fortunate because my grandparents live in the horse stables and as much as i love my grandparents, i hate it to go visit them because of the stench of the prior tenants the horses. today, this is the home of the east-west players about a 200 seat theater. here. we have visual communication center here and the arts. so this is three businesses in one since it's a national historic landmark. they cannot remove the cross up on the church building. so this is not a church anymore, but this is originally a christian church. that started in 1917 and built this church in 1922. okay, this sculptures dedicated to japanese town today. there's about three japan town or japanese town left in the united states prior to world war ii we had over 40 japan towns throughout the west coast, but during world war ii the war relocation authorities suggested that the japanese do not congregate into little t

there's just one problem -- >> there is very little pork production in the state of california. it is predominantly done in the midwest. >> reporter: the vast majority of pork in california stores comes from other states, and jim monroe with the national pork producers council says only about 4% of farmers are compliant with the new rules. but because the law bans wherit is produced, on january 1st, most of the nation's raw pork products would be illegal to sell in california. >> my wife told me there was a bacon shortage. she said when you go to the store, make sure you buy bacon. >> reporter: jenny flanagan says she remembers the chicken law, it had no idea it would have this effect on her son's favorite, bacon. >> it's kind of sad. it would be nice to know what we were voting for. >> you don't feel people knew. >> i don't think anybody knows about this. >> reporter: she may be right about that. we called dozens of restaurants, stores, and meet markets today, and very few were aware of what may be coming. that included caterer raji purification, who says pork is a staple in hi

cuÁl es la reacciÓn de la comunidad cubana en california *[? ya volvemos leÓn: los cubanos protestan contra el gobierno mientras los servicios de seguridad los reprimen de manera brutal, inclemente. vamos con mario guerra, exalcalde de la ciudad. gracias por hablar con nosotros de este tema tan importante para todos. usted naciÓ en cuba, a quÉ edad llegÓ acÁ? >> yo vine cuando tenÍa seis aÑos, en el tercer viaje de libertad, en diciembre de 1965. nosotros Éramos 11. comenzamos aquÍ en california. Éramos 11 en un apartamento de un cuarto. nosotros sabemos cÓmo empezar nuevos en este paÍs como inmigrantes. yo me acuerdo mucho de eso. estÁn sufriendo mucho la gente cubano en estos dÍas y estÁn en el corazÓn de todos nosotros leÓn: quÉ estÁ pasando en cuba como cÓmo interpreta las protestas? >> yo creo que los corazones de los cubanos estÁn gritando parar de derechos, libertad. es la primera vez en 62 aÑos todos los partidos en el mundo tenemos que estar unidos para poder ayudar a la gente cubana este aÑo, desde enero sÓlo h

meanwhile, governor gavin newsome in northern california. touring the town of greenville this weekend after that fire destroyed everything in its path. ascentia lee just level leveling it to nothing. the governor promising to help the town rebuild while also acknowledging the growing threat of wildfires. >> but our kids that are breathing toxic air from these climate induced fires. and so we have a deep responsibility to rebuild this community to do more to continue to protect communities like this but also the ted city of what's occurring globally. but manifesting and smash mouth ways here in california that climate change. >> newsom also acknowledged the need to improve forced in vegetation management saying that 8 of the 10 largest wildfires in california. history have happened in the last 4 years. a historic fire lookout on top of mount harkness in the last in volcanic national park also another casualty of the flames fire destroyed the stone and wood tower. that stood tall for more than 90 years. it was still being used as an active loo

of california? >> it was to be, and it still is. >> in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> we will have continuing coverage of our california dreams cbs news poll on kpix, cbsn bay area and kpix.com. tomorrow we focus on crime and polingl ah5:30, she's one of the most powerful women in washington. our exclusive one-on-one interview with house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> and a live look at sfo. covid rules have just been extended. what you need to know if you're planning to travel. >>> and the last of the large school districts in the bay area is back in class tomorrow. we've got all the last minute reps with san homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? we must have a competent governor with management experience and outsider int

laura: breaking moment ago california still going down the drain, california assembly members who provide proof of vaccination will be suspended for the final two weeks of session. turns out under biden moving on to a different topic, the us does negotiate with terrorists. the latest blunder and why rushing the vetting process for afghan refugees. acting dhs secretary chapels lays out the dangers of expedited vetting. you don't want to miss that you won't see it anywhere else tonight. stay there. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a bette

times," local california pundits and so forth and nationally. accusing everything from brandishing a gun to using the n-word, it goes on and on. your reaction to the specific charges? >> well, i've never brandished a gun, loaded or unloaded, at anybody in my life. it regarding the other allegations made, they are almost too silly to be respond to. i've also been called the black face of what's up rumsey. >> laura: i saw that. that's one of the top hits on google, by the way. which means you are a threat to some of the. >> i've also been accused of saying women are stupid. they are referring to an article i wrote in 2000, 21 years ago, where i was quoting a study from the annenberg school, left-wing school, they asked men and women 25 questions about politics, then knew more than limited, 15 of them, it women new only more than men in one of them and the reason that the women knew less, according to a female professor who is still around -- >> laura: it you are quoting. >> according her, she said the reason women know less as they get their domin

liz: we continue our series california dreaming, looking at issues threatening the california dream. as fires burn, areas are seeing some of the worst air quality in the world. larry: experts say this is something we will have to get used to, but there are tips to help you stay safe. ♪ >> in recentntntntntntntntntnt more catastrophic fires they get bigger, burn longer, hotter, and the smoke is really harmful to health. it is something we are very concerned about. >> i think people in the western u.s. will have to get used to smoky skies and bad air quality through the next few decades. we will have more fires due to climate change. once we can't handle that we want to deal with the smoke. that is a problem. these fires are burning hotter, more intensely, and creating a lot of smoke that can really affect communities, so we have to get used to that, unfortunately. ♪ >> we experiencing these fires, live in areas prone to them. we understand how urgent it is, and we want our families to be safe, so you have people who really deeply care about what is going on who are working around

this is a big deal for the statement of california. i think california and hawaii respect only two states with a mandate like there so far. >> that's right and krafer is not just for public schools like hay but -- hawaii but for prieft schools as well. we saw the gosm sort of becoming the pole arp opposite of ron desantis, the governor of florida, who is against masking and is not man day. ing any times of mandates in that direction. so you can see this is playing into, well, the recall that's coming down the line, the election and positioning the governor as a ed lueer rafer than somebody who's reacting. >> so let's talk about the recalm. what impact do you think this will have on that election and where do the unions stand in terms of -- i think we heard 87%. i've heard somewhere around 90%. where 10% feel comfortable with the testing as opposed to a mandatory vaccine. >> that's part of the out here. if up don't get the vaccine, you can still get tested and still go into work. no. the case for workers in san francisco, who have been

are is california. the other 2 candidates assemblyman kevin kiley and businessman john did not follow faulkner's lead of scolding elder. but they did say they wish he would debate the 3 did collectively criticize governor gavin newsome for the state's homelessness and wildfire prevention issues and pandemic-related policies with some ballots already in the hands of california voters. the republicans working to make the case on why each should be chosen to replace newsom but as began his opening statement, a service processor shouted he was being served in a lawsuit out of san diego county superior court. >> and through packet of papers on the floor which set by cox's feed all night. neither he nor his campaign would immediately comment tuesday from address that i'm not going another lawsuit on the minds of all candidates won in federal court now questioning the constitutionality of california's recall process. candidates say they are not worried. i don't think it has any legs to it. have no doubt that t

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newsom began proudly claiming california is roaring back. >> california is not coming back, california is going to come roaring back. >> reporter: as cases continue to rise, he face as dilemma. every immove he makes could impact the ruralp recall. here's democratic strategist. >> the delta variant has thrown the recall up in the air because he was hoping it would be behind him and now it's in front of him. >> reporter: one lingering question is whether he will call for the return of a statewide mask mandate. so far, he said he is leaving that up to individual counties. >> it feels like this interesting intersection of where policy meets politics. >> a governor who said he was going by the science and now it is work against him because the science urges more and more caution. so it's a double end sword and he entrusted science to make the decisions, and now they may hurt him politically. >> reporter: and the campaign manager for rescue california, a group working to recall newsom. >> do you think the timing now given the delta variant is potentially going to work in your favor? >> i thi

. >> así es, muy buenas tardes, el gobernador de california, para hacer el anuncio convirtiendo a california en el primer estado del país, de lo contrario tienen que hacer la prueba del covid-19, el gobernador apoyados de líderes educativos, con bárbara lee, aparte de él apoyando la iniciativa con el gobernador que ayudará a que el año escolar se mantenga según lo planeado, el anuncio en san francisco, impusieron el mismo mandato, tenemos que mencionar que el 90 por ciento de los maestros se encuentra vacunado, surgen así las dudas, en donde el gobernador hace el anuncio, sobre todo con la opción de los maestros que se hacen la prueba del covid-19, con este mandato, se unen, como a los del departamento de salud, o de ambiente sanitario, teniendo el mismo requisito establecido, con la vacuna del covid-19, es una manera dice el gobernador, también líderes educativos, de asegurar que niños puedan regresar en persona mantener el año escolar como se tenía previsto . >> muchas gracias fátima, te quiero preguntar ahora por la medida del gobernador gavin newsom sobre requerimiento de

viven en california y vacacionando en california, están apoyando a las comunidades y negocios locales. al consumir productos locales, estás ayudando a la reconstrucción de nuestra economía. buen trabajo amigos. llamamos a todos los californianos a vacacionar aquí y ayudar a nuestra economía viajando por el estado de manera responsable. buenas noches . >> son las noticias vacunas obligatorias nueva york será la primera ciudad que exige prueba de vacunas para entrar a restaurantes gimnasios cines y teatros. >> nuestros clientes, deben de vacunarse y los empleas esto debe de pasar. >> además hay una buena noticia a renta de su casa los centros para el control y

northern california. these wildfires causing smoky skies, bringing unhealthy air to us in the bay area. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the morning off. let's get right to meteorologist kari hall. air quality is going to be bad today. >> yeah. and it's probably going to be the worst we've seen so far this year because of the air quality and the shift in the direction of the wind is going to bring in a lot more smoke today. as of now, we haven't had that shift in the wind. still a westerly breeze bringing in some fresh air from the ocean but that will change as our winds pick up later today. we're going to start to see in the north bay very unhealthy air quality that will continue and spread down the peninsula into the south bay as well as the east bay and really settling into a lot of our valleys. it continues tomorrow as we have numerous fires burning out of control and most like

california becomes a state in 1850. so many people arrive and an arrangement is made, underneath the guidance of a great negotiator. his name is henry clay, senator henry clay, we are standing on the edge of clay street. senator henry clay shepherds in california as the 31st state of the union. now this was not a small deal, because the united states at this point we're 30 states, of which 13 were slave holding and 15 were free. so the 31st state would tip the balance. as it is, he brought california in is a free state. now, an interesting problem arose. which was the united states was into sections. shortly after the gold rush, about ten years later, silver was discovered in nevada. there was a silver rush, it became stock load. the wealth of the nation suddenly tipped to the far west. but here's the problem. you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860. the white portion on your right hand side are the states up to that point. then there is a yellow area, which is the territories. and then suddenly, ther

in california and new york, we don't have voter id. so if you going to institute vaccine passports, you sure should have voter id in elections. it's pretty common sense, and it's popular with the american people. elizabeth: polls show minorities say yes to voter id too. what are your thoughts about this? "the new york times" reporting only 28% of black new yorkers aged 18-44 are vaccinated. so if you have a covid passport, that means nearly three-quarters of young black new yorkers would be denied the right to work in restaurants, gyms, theaters here in new york city. what do you say? >> well, 75% of black americans, i will agree, they support voter id. and i'm really sick and tired of reading articles that are not backed up by science or data that say it's only republicans not getting vaccinated. there are other communities, black, brown, white, purple, green, you name it, educated and uneducated that are not getting vaccinated, that are hesitant. and i think it's due in large part to information or disinformation or improper wrong or

it's now the state capital of california. americans had been moving into texas even when texas was still a mexican territory. the same way, american settlers had been moving into california even when it was still mexican territory. one of them was this man. he came from switzerland. he set up a trading fort. this is -- there it is in the upper picture. very different from a shop. the fact he had to have a fort is a sign of how politically volatile the area was. he was expected to be robbed or attacks. he took precautions. one of the things he wanted to sell was lumber. it was coming from up in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. he sent an assistant up the river, the american river, up to a place called coloma and asked him to design and build a sawmill. the american river is flowing fast enough that the water can turn a waterwheel and it's attached to saw blades so the lumber could be brought there and sent down the river to sutters fort. one of the things you have to do to make an effective sawmill is divert the r

california health care workers have until the end of september to get at least one dose of the covid vaccine today. several organizers said they plan to rally again at the state capitol next monday. >> new tonight at 6, a group of paris is taking legal action against the state of florida. they are suing over the executive order by governor ron desantis banning mask mandates as schools. there they say his order violates the americans with disabilities act. the paris maintain that they are not comfortable sending their children with disabilities back to class unless every student wears a mask. >> the public school option needs to remain safe and accessible for every child. and if we're not imposing a universal mask mandate. it's not safe for children like mine to go to school. >> about one 3rd of all new covid cases in the u.s. are in florida along with texas. still, governor desantis is defending his executive order saying that parents can make their own decisions about mask-wearing instead of the school district's kron. 4 is your local election headquarters mail in ballots for the se

and gavin newsome right here in california. so you can bring in this may national officials as you out it's not going to change the dynamic all right just real quickly anything they did not bring up, i mean there's a long list of topics that you. >>would have liked to talk about you think voters should not i think one of the biggest issues that we're dealing with right now is the rising crime in california crimes that a 13 year high murders are up. 30% san franciscans are the folks in the bay areaare seen it. i took very strong positions in san united not defund the police. i had protesters out in front of my house night in and night out yelling and screaming at me and my family. i increase the budget and san diego because i know that as mayor and i will know as governor. if we don't have safe cities if we don't have a safe neighborhood we don't have anything that's going to be a very different approach and what we've seen from this governor who's got out and enabled the defund the police movement up and down california it's wr

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one here in los angeles, one in san jose, california, and the other is san francisco, california. so, this is a monument dedicated to the three remaining japan towns in the united states. on this historic landmark we have quotes, quotes from people that lived in the little tokyo area and their comment about little tokyo area. so, right here it said that people from the countryside as far away as santa maria used to come to little tokyo, get their japanese ingredients such as soy sauce and saki or tofu because they couldn't get those items throughout southern california. they had to come to japanese town to get those ingredients. right here it's by hashimoto, she's issei or first generation japanese, and she started a food chain here in little tokyo. this was the center of little tokyo. in its peak years in the 1930s, 1940s and within a three-mile radius there was 35,000 people of japanese ancestry living within little tokyo. today, there's only about 1,000 left. this is a kobon. in japan they are police substations. why should we have a police substation here when the police headq

california section on our website. kron 4 dot com and there you'll find stories on fun things to do all across the state of california. this summer. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 6. ken wayne is here with a look at what working on katharine ham. hello, a very busy news night. we continue our coverage of the wildfires burning in northern california. >> hundreds of thousands of acres have burned an entire town and destroyed. we're live has exhausted. firefighters are on the front lines working to try to gain control of the dixie and the river fires. plus many bay area entertainment venues are now requiring proof of vaccination, but not all forms will be accepted. we'll walk you through the best ways to show that you are actually vaccinated. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 fires to our north continue to create despair and chaos. the dixie fire burning in butte and plumas coun

california is so far the only u. s. state to have adopted such legislation, but women's rights groups are ringing the alarm. what they fear will become a precedent for other parts of the country. the definition of transgender is dangerously inclusive and california department of corrections and rehabilitation. these are basically heterosexual man. ruin in this, a paternity for the trans community to the safe. and now they have a big pool of potential victims. we have now heard from several different people inside central california women's facility that at least one woman possibly more is now pregnant. after being housed with a male felon who was transferred to the woman's prison. we've sent a request about the matter to california is department of corrections on rehabilitation, have yet to receive a response. in the meantime though, i want to bring in now legal unless jennifer dem often women's right advocate and political unless rece addison always good to have a few on the program. i'm jennifer. i'll stop with you

atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. esta persona está ocupada... trabajando en la recuperación económica del estado. ¿sabes? vive en california. y vacacionando en el estado está apoyando a las comunidades y negocios locales. sus vacaciones ayudan a la reconstrucción de california. ¡inténtalo...! llamamos a todos los californianos a vacacionar aquí y ayudar a nuestra economía, viajando por el estado de manera responsable ♪ ♪ presentador: miles de familias ya estÁn recibiendo el segundo cheque de crÉdito tributario por niÑos menores de 17