bakersfield in 1940. and the brilliant thing about this particular map is it shows you city limits of bakersfield. so the city limits are the harder lines and the white inside of the dots symbolizes 20 people. and the black dots are those outside of the city. so one of the points i mentioned when i talked about the migration was that the population of california, especially in the central valley, it dramatically grew in the 1930's and 1940's. you had okees, not just white, but black. and you also had mexicans. the cesar chavez family was displaced and if they joined the migrant trail. so, as i said the population grew dramatically in bakersfield in the 1930's and 1940's and i think that is map captures a little bit of that. my favorite part of this map is, it could be hard to say so i will walk over here, this right here -- does anybody know what this street is? i will be impressed. anybody know bakersfield yaqui? -- geography? union. do you know this one? california. very good. you know your geography. nowadays, that part of town, if you can go to union and california in your mind, what does it lo

paying attention you are getting a lot of them but sympathy for the victims of these kinds of bakersfield city council will consider this policy changes his nightmare doesn't happen again and again tonya is not in here cities like city victims of some consistency to get their vehicles give their vehicles back in the kids she is using is called the update.'s story and agreed to replace his car and i took a in my ticket should streamline no caps off's consumer alert scam artist already taking advantage of his good offices- police say response to the detective and he said it best if you give credit card to give credit card information is to develop to donate to the great resources should say of support for detective frank mobile blood drive blood drive in the police station reached capacity is listening to work at his staff these officers do wonderful things every day to get credit for if it's a tragedy like this really appreciate that the douglas county sheriff's office is statistically has improved since the shooting earlier this month but he still faces in the recovery we are getting some new

to put that in perspective, that would take five years for the city of bakersfield, california, to achieve that number. that would take 10 years for yuma city, nevada, to receive that level of rain. for those americans that haven't realized they can live in the pleasure of the subtropics and you live up north, to translate that to snowfall, that's the equivalent of a 25-foot snowstorm. a storm that leaves 25 feet of snow. this is categorized again as a 1,000-year event. 31 inches of rain and in some cases as short as perhaps 36 hours. mr. speaker, we have areas that have never, ever flooded, never seen water, never retained, held water in any way, shape, or form that dealt with several feet of water in their homes and businesses. in livingston parish, louisiana, it's estimated 86% of the homes and 91% of the businesses were flooded. this has been a devastating event for many folks in our community. mr. speaker, as we move forward, certainly the stafford act, the federal disaster law, has a role in helping our communities to recover. what happened when this storm first came about and the fl

bakersfield street. handling and testing the dead birds, with results due back early next week. city officials also recommend keeping all animals in the >> now your local forecast from meteorologist jason brewer and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> jason brewer: good morning. i always love to share our viewer reports here. and this one from brockton. we've got the clouds this morning. but a few little pockets of sun trying to break through. and sometimes you can get that bright thing, little hole in the cloud. some of the rays coming down. right over boston right now we're getting one of those little holes in the clouds too. even though the clouds are coming out. we do have some rain to track. here's this front that came overnight, that's going to stall to the south. lift through the day today and provide us with a chance for a shower. so it's not a totally dry day but not changing any plans today and these showers coming through, they're moving at about 20 miles per hours. and they won't be lasting all day. so let's take a look here on the doppler radar as we zoom into the

city of boston. close to 40 dead birds found on bakersfield street. the animal rescue league of boston is investigating this, and the health commission says there is no concern for humans right now, three members of the state police, suspended without pay, the suspensions come a mid an investigation into the transfer of surplus weapons to a vendor. >> the gray weather continues. mike: for this morning because this afternoon we have clearing going on, and that's why the temperatures will climb up to around 90 degrees, a few evening showers are possible. not a guarantee for anyone in particular, and then as we go into your saturday, it looks like we have a chance of seeing showers during morning, and a better chance that we'll see the showers on sunday morning. after that, skies clear away and humidity drops and the temperatures into the upper 70s to aro >> we just picked up is a influence crash here mike. 495 northbound, right around routed 2, causing some slowdowns, and up around the 128 earlier crash keeping things good here, 93 heaviest, stoneham do

city. southern utah scored the first goal.. but the rebels scored just 5 minutes later. unlv won 2-to-1.. their next home game in on september 16-th.. against california state university, bakersfield. a high school football team in south carolina is drawing a lot of attention.. but it isn't because of their game play. the picture of this squiggly sideline has gone viral. within hours... it was retweeted more than 4 thousand times. no one has a clue how it got that way but the school district says they will have it fixed by the next home game. donald trump's latest immigration speech has some locals wondering what all the fuss is about. and... vegas drivers are in the spotlight once again. coming up... one caller's motivational rant to drivers. the morning rant is next. ((closed captioning shortly)) we continue to get a lot of rants either in support or critical of donald trump and the immigration plans he laid out after visiting mexico. he doubled down on deportation and his border wall -- but he's also sending some mixed signals... when he took a softer approach in his meeting with mexico's president. voicemails! so i'm just curious. what's donald trump saying that's so hateful a