bakersfield immigration attorney win eaton says his phone has not stopped ringing.win eaton/bakersfieldon attorney: "a young lady yesterday was in the chair that you're sitting right now. she's in her early thirties, she's been here for more than 18 years in the united states. she has four u.s. citizen born children ranging from 9 months to 9-years-old. there's no criminal history with her or her husband --her husband has just been detained, she was weeping almost uncontrollably, i can't even tell the story...without it emotionally affecting me."ice would not comment specifically on kern friday, but in a press release ice said it has no choice but to continue "at large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites." ice cites california passing a so-called 'sanctuary state' bill, prohibiting local law enforcement from cooperating with ice. ( james ) that was danny freeman reporting. ( james ) the man convicted of killing two california law enforcement officials was in court for sentencing. he appeared in court yesterday. luis bracamontes confessed to killing sacramento county deputy d

bakersfield immigration attorney win eaton says his phone has not stopped ringing.win eaton/bakersfieldmmigration attorney: "a young lady yesterday was in the chair that you're sitting right now. she's in her early thirties, she's been here for more than 18 years in the united states. she has four u.s. citizen born children ranging from 9 months to 9-years-old. there's no criminal history with her or her husband --her husband has just been detained, she was weeping almost uncontrollably, i can't even tell the story...without it emotionally affecting me."ice would not comment specifically on kern friday, but in a press release ice said it has no choice but to continue "at large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites." ice cites california passing a so-called 'sanctuary state' bill, prohibiting local law enforcement from cooperating with ice. (grant) that was danny freeman reporting. it's uncelar when the next ice crackdown will take place in the bay area. (vicki) the man convicted of killing two california law enforcement officials was in court for sentencing today.. luis bracam

those are san bernardino, bakersfield, and stockton. ( james ) a san francisco mother and her son areood ski resort. we have the details coming up in a live report. ( james ) plus... a frightening scene plays out a greyhound bus bound for oakland. what passengers say this woman did. ( james ) a bookstore in berekely has been getting threats from an alt-right group for months. we'll tell you why it's being targeted. 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. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)dry weather along with warmer weather can be expected today. rain chances return by late tomorrow and continue through thursday, but rain

debra roy, bakersfield "we're a country of immigrants and we need to have a pathway to citizenship for these people. and on the other side you know we need to protect our borders."lawrence and debra roy drove in from bakersfield to support the president and his push for the wall.lawrence roy, bakersfield "if the border wall can help save one american life from heroin, from an overdose of heroin, because we stopped it from coming across the border, $25 billion would be worth it." "lock her up."the chant -- after this speech from former california assemblymember tim donnelly.fmr. asm. tim donnelly "i've been praying for federal agents to arrest oakland mayor libby schaaf." "...to heal, so we can move forward as a nation..."a much different message at rallies against the border wall. demonstrators at an anti-trump protest in san ysidro say recent ice raids have hit close to home.rebeca p. "i know people from family to friends who have had their families destroyed."ily mariscao "when people are sent away, they're not sent home. this is their home." the protests are continuing - there is an

i-5 in bakersfield sounds like lanes are closed, maybe all lanes because there is a truck carrying 40,000ounds of nitric acid, a caustic substance, it caught fire. they have closed lanes of i-5 it sounds like both directions. this is well out of our driving commute area but some folks might be heading down there or might know some folks. over here more pleasant news for our local commute. the drive is looking pretty much at the speed limit. a little slowing out of the altamonte. toward livermore, the build, the crash at el charro off the shoulder, the crash not causing any slowing and that's good news. over toward the san mateo bridge westbound 92 moves smoothly. 880 through hayward and out of san leandro a little slower. east bay drive times reflect that heading out of the bay bridge and we do have the backup at the toll plaza. >>> a new tool that firefighters see through the smoke. >>> first happening now more than 30 suspected undocumented immigrants are being detained in andrew ross sorkin. they were caught during an i.c.e. raid in south phoenix on tuesday. federal agents say they wer

passengers say a woman got on in bakersfield and stabbed a woman holding a toddler and threatened to kill the little girl. several people tackled the suspect and some suffered wounds. >> the gentleman behind me had her forearm and i was trying to pry away the knife. the bus driver had her other knife. >> teresa madrigal is now under arrest. during the struggle, she also stabbed herself in the neck. passengers described her as delusional. four passengers are in the hospital now. >>> soring above the -- soaring above the sieras, the snow pack is well below average but it is way up from a week ago thanks to last week's storm. the state department of water resources says we need two more big storms to get to where we need to be. >> and it seems like we are getting a little rain? >> but it is a warmer system so we will not see much snow. we will see a few flurries on the tops of the sieras but that is it. we doubled the amount of snow we are seeing all across the siera but we are still well below average. here is how it breaks down. 30% of normal in the northern portions and central porti

we transferred her in from an overcrowded shelter in bakersfield. a lot of bay area shelters will help out other shelters who have problems with overcrowding. there's not as much spay/neuter. she was brought in with her mom -- or they were brought in with her mom. >> don't mind if we kiss. >> get a room, mike. >> pda, my bad. >> they've been fostered in a lovely foster home. if you can't bring in an animal, you can volunteer and have foster puppies or kittens. it's a great way to help out. >> what does this day mean for you? we'll start with you. >> for the peninsula humane society, it's an opportunity just to come down to the studio. it's always fun to see people continue to go into at these adorable pets. >> we appreciate you being here. you can follow us online or on our app. we'll be streaming them all day. >> i love these animals. it's hard not to adopt them. thanks to everyone who's been sending in these photos of their own dogs. if you haven't already, you can share your dog photos usi using #puppieson7 so we can share them with everybody on

after boarding at bakersfield, police say a woman suddenly grabbed a 3-year-old child and put a knife to the girl's neck, threatening to kill her. the mother was stabbed trying to fight back. the bus driver and two passengers jumped in. those passengers were wounded. nathan walhala of santa cruz was one of the men who stepped in. his wrist and finger were badly cut. >> just trying to stop her from hurting the mother and the daughter anymore than she had already trieded a done. the adrenaline was going. i just didn't want her to hurt anybody. >> reporter: the woman stabbed herself in the neck. she is undergoing surgery. the 3-year-old was not cut but had minor injuries when she was dropped. >>> stunning video shows airline passengers who flew out of sfo wrestling a woman to the floor after she tried to open a door mid flight. >> i am god, i am god, i am god. >> that woman can be heard yelling i am god over and over as the passengers restrain her with zip ties. it happened on a skywest flight from sfo to boys it is. airport officials only told police they had an unruly officer. officers

a court ruled jason freeman can retrieve manson's body, which has been kept on ice in the bakersfield morgue since he died three months ago. he says he wants to cremate the body. manson died after serving a life sentence for a murder spree in 1989. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger is planning to sue big oil companies. in a podcast with politico he accused them of, quote, knowingly killing people all over the world. schwarzenegger compared them to tobacco companies saying they have known for decades fossil fuels would lead to global warming. he is in talks with several law firms but does not know when he will file a lawsuit. >>> a federal judge in oakland has ordered the epa to designate whether the smoggiest areas in the country meet ozone pollution rules to reduce smog. the agency has until april 30th to publish findings. this comes after an october 1st deadline was implemented. ozone is a by-product of pollutants from burning fossil fuels and a component of smog. it can cause and worsen asthma, emphysema and also heart conditions. >>> the ncaa men's basketball tournament starts to

passengers say a woman got on in bakersfield this afternoon and stabbed the woman holding the toddlernd threatened to kill the little girl. several people tackled the suspect and some suffered wounds. >> the gentleman behind her had a forearm and i was grabbing her fingers to try -- to try to pry that knife. >> teresa is now under arrest. during the struggle, she also stabbed herself in the neck. other passengers described her as delusional. >>> tonight greyhound confirms four victims are in the hospital. they provided another bus to carry passengers who were unharmed. >>> a little break tonight in a cold case murder in fremont. it happened back in the 1980s. glenn guillory says detectives, they were not sure who did it until now. >> we've been working this case constantly. >> reporter: it is one of their more shocking murders in a long lasting cold case. the double homicide of two young women unsolved for 32 years until now. >> they were last seen at this convenience store. as they reported in february of 1986, 18-year-old michelle xavier and 20-year-old jennifer duey best friends si

look at the amount of rainfall, santa barbara, bakersfield they are expecting a sweep of moderate to heavy downpours and also strong gusty conditions which is why they're looking ought for all of those burn zones. now, with this cold air mass we are also expect to go see even more snow on top of the snow that's already falling in the sierra. this is an estimate taken through saturday, this is through tomorrow, and look at this, 45 inches at twin bridges, 49 inches in kirkwood, south lake tahoe over 30 inches and 41 inches in kingvale. we are definitely expecting for this to also drop down some of our temperatures locally as well. let's take a look at storm totals so far. napa got over two inches of rain from the past 24 hours of the storm system. orinda over two inches, san francisco nearly an inch, redwood city also nearly an inch. this hour by hour outlook. so let's talk about when we can expect to see the next chance of rain. if you notice the timeline up here we are not really expecting much but we might get some light scattered showers near the south bay, you can see these small

. >> the suspect got on a bus in bakersfield and attacked on highway 99. the woman was talking to herself and acting strangely. and investigators says the woman stabbed the girls mother. a womanas on board and saw the whole thing >> the lady had the baby on her hand and the mother started screaming and the next thing i heard she has a naknife. >> the suspect had self-inflicted wounds to her neck. >>> this poll shows the top dogs are former san francisco mayor and former los angeles mayor. and just like the rivally btween the giants and the dodgers this can be played out at the battle box. >> if it is a tale of two candidates as the latest poll suggests could it be a tale of two cities lieutenant governor gavin newson filed today. in san francisco. if his rival in november is fellow democrat and former los angeles mayor antonio via rig goesa. >> you r going to hear as much negativity as possible. >> reporter: will translate to the election. >> i don't think at any point regular voters outside of the most partisan individuals will care one way or another abo

after boarding at bakersfield, police say a woman suddenly grabbed a 3-year-old child and put a knife to the girl's neck, threatening to kill her. the mother was stabbed trying to fight back. the bus driver and two passengers jumped in. those passengers were wounded. nathan walhala of santa cruz was one of the men who stepped in. his wrist and finger were badly cut. >> just trying to stop her from hurting the mother and the daughter anymore than she had already trieded a done. the adrenaline was going. i just didn't want her to hurt anybody. >> reporter: the woman stabbed herself in the neck. she is undergoing surgery. the 3-year-old was not cut but had minor injuries when she was dropped. >>> stunning video shows airline passengers who flew out of sfo wrestling a woman to the floor after she tried to open a door mid flight. >> i am god, i am god, i am god. >> that woman can be heard yelling i am god over and over as the passengers restrain her with zip ties. it happened on a skywest flight from sfo to boys it is. airport officials only told police they had an unruly officer. officers

they say the suspect boarded in bakersfield and suddenly grabbed a 3-year-old and put a knife to the girl's neck threatening to kill her. she stabbed the girl's mother who tried to fight back. the bus driver and two passengers jumped in. those passengers were wounded. nathan of santa cruz is one who stepped in. his wrist and finger were badly cut. >> trying to just stop her from hurting the mother and the daughter any more than she had already tried and done. adrenaline was going. i just didn't want her to hurt anybody. >> the woman stabbed herself in the neck. she is undergoing surgery. the 3-year-old was not hurt. her mother is expected to recover. >>> developing news now, a former trump campaign aide is making headlines for saying the special counsel in the russia investigation may have incriminating evidence against the president. the white house denies these accusations. abc news has the latest now from washington. >> reporter: this morning the fallout from former trump campaign aide's comments about president trump and the russia investigation. >> i think that he may have done

. >> the suspect got on a bus in bakersfield and attacked on highway 99.an was talking to herself and acting strangely. and investigators says the woman stabbed the girls mother. a woman was on board and saw the whole thing >> the lady had the baby on her hand and the mother started screaming and the next thing i heard she has a naknife. >> the suspect had self-inflicted wounds to her neck. >>> this poll shows the top dogs are former san francisco mayor and former los angeles mayor. and just like the rivally btween the giants and the dodgers this can be played out at the battle box. >> if it is a tale of two candidates as the latest poll suggests could it be a tale of two cities lieutenant governor gavin newson filed today. in san francisco. if his rival in november is fellow democrat and former los angeles mayor goesa. >> you r going to hear as much negativity as possible. >> reporter: will translate to the election. >> i don't think at any point regular voters outside of the most partisan individuals will care one way or another about the regional domina

president trump has named a post office in bakersfield, california after legendary singer merle haggard, who died in 2016 at the age of 79. >>> marvel's black panther continues to break records. twitter reports the superhero film has inspired 35 million tweets, making it the most tweet bd movie of all time. >>> zoo workers expect to know the gender of the cub by may and will release a list of potential names. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. and that's not a tissue protection. lysol kills over 100 illness- causing germs and viruses, even those that cause the h3n2 flu virus. lysol. what it takes to protect. are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony, comforting, and add elegance to your home. but quilted northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. claritin and relief from of non-drowsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like thos

bakersfield, calif. - a fatal crash on s.e road and 1st street blocked the roadway in the early hours of tuesday.the head-on crash was reported just before 1:30 a.m. near the outlets at tejon, according to california highway patrol.the driver of a gray minivan died after colliding into a semi truck, according to officers.the roadway is back open and traffic is moving slowly. (steve) that was kristen price reporting. ( pam ) that was kristen price reporting. coming up... a public safety lesson on guns in a california class, turns into a frightening example of what can quickly go wrong .. details on the teacher and the students who were hurt. (steve) an accidental shooting in a accidental an hurt. who were the students reporting.kristen price that was kristen price reporting. slowly. (steve) that was kristen price reporting. ( pam ) coming up... a public safety lesson on guns in a california class, turns into a frightening example of what can quickly go wrong .. details on the teacher and the students who were hurt. an accident

any says the suspect was acting strange after boarding the bus in bakersfield. by the time the bus reached toleri county the suspect acted more erratically. that's when he she grabbed the 3-year-old daughter and held her at knife point. >> she held the knife by her head. cut her a little bit. i was like no, no, no. she was about to go more in. i stood up. i didn't want her to die, you know. >> just heart breaking. she wassed stabbed in the abdomen three times while trying to protect her daughter. she was thankful for the passenger who is took down the suspect. >> a south carolina man is alive thanks to a 9-year-old. allen clementens was working on his car when the jack slipped and fell on top of him. for 30 minutes he screamed for help and eventually his neighbor heard the cries and ran for help. >> i think he was saying he was stuck under something. but i didn't know what he was talking about. >> he push up on the car and tighten it back up i don't how he did it but the little fellow he put that jack and jacked it completely up off me. >> pretty remarkable he i

degrees warmer in novato and all across the state, we see this 24-hour warmup. 8 degrees warmer in bakersfield and 5 degrees warmer in palm springs. right now it is 64 in san francisco, 67 in oakland, 79 in santa rosa, 73 in san 9 in concord. notice how late tonight around midnight, temperatures will be in the low to mid 50s, going to be clear and mild tonight. >>> california is suing the trump administration over a citizenship question that will be included on the next census. >> given the way that this administration has attacked immigrants, you can understand why immigrant families would be afraid to fill out the census questionnaire. >> attorney general javier rsbas basaras -- >> reporter: a new question about citizenship status just announced by the commerce department for 2020 is sparking a lot of controversy. the department said that it would help the justice department enforce the voting rights act, which protects minority voting rights. the commerce department said that secretary ross determined that obtaining complete and accurate information to meet this legitimate government purpos

mid to up 80s in bakersfield and 95 in palm springs. the highs in the first column are the projected highs and tomorrow, you could see the average high temperatures for tomorrow's day, march 30th, and then the difference. san francisco will be 12 degrees warmer than average tomorrow. santa rosa 15 degrees warmer. and going to easter weekend, we'll see a bit of a cooldown on saturday and the cooling begins and nice and breezy and mild on saturday and sunday but not warm as today and tomorrow and the cooling continues on monday which is going to be a pleasant day. looking ahead, the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see that there won't be much of a change in the temperature range after tomorrow, that is. once we get to saturday and sunday, we see a fairly steady stream of mild weather coming our way but late next week around thursday or so, a little bit more cooling and a slight chance of the first rain we will have seen in quite some time. >> thank you so much, spencer. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is he ♪ ♪ get high speed i

in kern county ruled today jason freeman of florida can collect manson's body from the morgue in bakersfieldovember at the age of 83. he had been serving a life sentence for orchestrating the killings in 1969 of sharon tate and eight others. the fight for his remains was being waged before freeman and a penpal who collects manson memorabilia. still to be decided is who will get the rights to manson's estate. that will be decided in a court in los angeles.>>> a milestone in san francisco today. the big -- must go only center but if convention.>>> i am tracking the rain. it died off by the tomorrow. this. by now. we'll talk about it after the break.>>> new information about a helicopter crash in new york. how a passengers piece of luggage might be to blame. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> a deadly helicopter crash into new york city east river might have been caused by a piece of luggage. a crane pulled it from the water this morning. five passengers were killed. the pilot survived.

ajason freeman can retrieve his body, which has been kept on ice in the bakersfield morgue since he diedr months ago. he says he wants to remate the body. manson died in a hospital while serving a life sentence for his role in an infamous murder spree in 1969. he was 83 years old. >>> new developments about a bill that would increase housing density near transit routes. a lawmaker is threatening to sue the state if the bill is passed. supervisor aaron peskin says it reminds him of the redevelopment in the western addition which displaced much of san francisco's black community. he says he will bring legal action if the bill is approved. it would allow five and eight story buildings to rise in neighborhoods where there are single family homes. >>> and on to your morning money report. the wealth gap is large. now a new interactive map is showing just how jarring the difference is. >> this report, blue indicates locations where households make more than $100,000 a year. orange is where they make less than $25,000 a year. the typical san francisco household makes about $96,000 a year, nearly

police say the suspect boarded in bakersfield and she suddenly grabbed a 3-year-old putting a knife tohreat and threatening to kill her. she stabbed the girl's mother who tried to fight back. a bus driver and two passengers jumped in. they were wounded. nathan of santa cruz is one of the men who stepped in. his wrist and finger were badly cut. >> trying to just stop her from hurting the mother and the daughter any more than she had already tried and done. the adrenaline was going. i just didn't want her to hurt anybody. >> the woman stabbed herself in the neck. she is undergoing surgery. the 3-year-old was not hurt and her mother is expected to recover. >>> developing news, a former trump campaign aide is making headlines for saying the special counsel in the russia investigation may have incriminating evidence on the president. >> sam nunberg says he is angry about a request to appear before a grand jury and turn over thousands of e-mails. he even alleged the president knew about a 2016 trump tower meeting between his son and a russian lawyer. these claims came in a stunning series of

father:"i was thinking with the wind that maybe he did that, maybe he pushed it in the direction to bakersfieldo it's really cool to know that he is up there looking out for me."but fate doesn't stop there. rebecca crawford, emily's mother:"the person were we able to get her into doing horse riding lessons with is her dad's girlfriend from high school, which will be very cool for her because i think she'll learn a lot of different stories and things about joe when he was younger as she goes into that age, which will be really nice."a way to cope with loss turned into a lesson about life.emily hinchberger, writes letters to late father:"even if you lose a loved one, there are more people around you who care and they will help you get through it."music (justine) taking a live look outside.... meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)showers will gradually diminish by late tonight. isolated strong cells as well as thunderstorms are possible into the early evening hours. expect shower activity to decrease tonight and end by morning. snow levels continue around 2000-3000

the suspect got on in bakersfield, then attacked passengers on highway 99 just north of tularery. passengers say the woman was talking to hrs and acting strangely. investigators say the woman stabbed the girl's mother. a couple of passengers tackled her and they were stabbed. a woman from elsobrante was on board and saw it. >> the lady had the baby in her hand and was hitting the baby. the mother started screaming and was pulling the baby away from her. next thing i know, "she has a knife." >> the suspect suffered self-inflicted stab wounds to her neck and is undergoing surgery. one passenger on that bus is being called a hero and we'll have his story on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> incredible video surfaced today of a passenger on a sky west flight being wrestled to the ground. it happened on a flight from san francisco to boise after she reportedly tried to open the cabin door. >> thank god, thank god, thank god, thank god, thank god. >> the video shows her being slammed to the aisle floor. she appears to be saying"i am god." the sky west flight left at 8:45 this m

mourners left flowers and candles at a makeshift memorial in bakersfield.s say, santo hilario garcia and marcelina garcia profecto ... left behind six - children. ice officials say, the pursuit started after agents arrived at the home of a mexican citizen ... who had been previously deported. they saw a vehicle driving away from the home, and tried to pull it over. the vehicle reportedly sped away -- veering onto the shoulder of the road, flipping, and crashing into a power pole. (pam) the hunt is on right now for a dangerous coyote ... that attacked a little boy at cal- state los angeles.(steve) campus police shot the animal. but it got away... junior aldrich carles was the one who took this cell phone video from inside his car yesterday...of a coyote stalking a family walking on cal state la's campus. you can see the wild animal getting closer and closer to the little boy in the blue raincoat. carles stopped recording when he realized the family was in danger. <"the kids started to scream little girl little boy dad grab them by the coats because it looks

at least part of the reason why california housing is expensive from bakersfield, fresno, san francisco, san diego, it's higher because people pay a premium to live here. it's attributable to the amenities that californians enjoy. so if you start making life miserable, you're going to tamp the amenities down, i think. it's going to be kind of a bad place to live thaif you can't around. but then, the kicker comes here, two paragraphs later. using the california legislative l.a. on, this is the infamous l.a.o. report, pima tracted by the california lifestyle and more affordable housing, we find that to obtain a modest 10% reduction in price requires 20% more housing. san francisco has 360,000 units give or take a few thousand. that's 76,000 units for a 10% reduction in price. let's start getting our minds wrapped around this when we start looking at the magnitudes we need to create and where to create it. this is huge. this is like the punch between the eyes. for altogether the intent and tand -- all the intent and good of this legislation, we've got to do 76,000 units. it's going to be -

look at this -- look at these numerous strikes pushing from shaver lake, mariposa, down through bakersfieldstorms moving through the valley. it's that time of year. springtime you get stronger cells, has to do with the sun angle. we saw a tornado up in the southeast of yuba city yesterday. santa barbara got rain but not as much as anticipated. no problems there. it's dry outside right now and cooler. that has to do with the frontal passage and cooler air coming in. we had a warm night last night. no fog at the coast. overnight lows tonight with some sprinkles out there but don't change your plans based on that, don't change your plans -- i'm telling you, tomorrow is a good day. i think saturday is a good day. not beginning to end. we'll see a sprinkle. but you will get away with it. so just tomorrow. kind of moist in the morning. but not enough to stop me from doing stuff tomorrow and same with you. i expect if you have 18 holes to go after or you're going fishing or something like that or have a baseball game, i know that, um, this time of year high schools are going to baseball, you'll be

. >>> temperature was, 75 degrees is the exact italians are committed tomorrow, about 70 in bakersfield, 77 in los angeles, and 60 degrees in santa barbara. san jose is looking good, sunny skies with a warm afternoon, looking nice in seven cisco, plan on some 60s there, and then, as you make your way into oakland, very nice weather. whether looking good here as we had in towards the next couple of days. temperatures will soar near 80 degrees with some warmer spots, but you know what? this is that time of year, where the weather is really kind of topsy-turvy. up and down right now we are up but in the 10 day forecast the only ten-day forecast of the bay area, i do see some different weather. we are talking about more rain. >> thanks. bring showers. thank you. >>> coming up, a new development two years after a 10-year-old boy was decapitated on a water slide, coming up, who has been arrested in his death. >> and, hence could be the next tobacco, coming up a new push to legalize the plant. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell thinks farmers could benefit from the legalization of indu

last week, a grandson of manson won the right to collect his body from the morgue in bakersfield.n he died in the hospital in november after an illness. he had been serving a life sentence for orchestrating the 1965 murders of actress sharon tate and eight others. >>> the san francisco supervisors calling for the fire chief to set down. >> to comment that a fire chief should resign during the middle of a live fire is one of the most inappropriate things you can do. >> how the massive fire over the weekend is reigniting an old controversy. >>> we are tracking rain drops heading our way this week. it's going to be a wet week. not stormy, but certainly wet. >>> and, more live pictures from yountville where a memorial service is taking place for the three women who were killed 10 days ago at the veterans home of california. this is keith armstrong speaking right now. he is the director of a program for student affairs, health, and for veterans affairs. we will have full coverage, and have full coverage on ktvu.com and on ktvu plus. >> every year, individual contributions slowly and ef

president obama was giving a speech on foreign policy and the fight against terrorism right after bakersfield happened. that wasn, sunday night and mony early afternoon everybody is talking about the obama speech and i had one of those rare days where i could go get lunch. december 7, 2015 that the date brings about it today donald trump announced he wanted to muslim ban. everything about president obama was now about donald trump. one of the other examples that looms large in my mind is in the middle of the summer 2016 during the democratic national convention usually the other candidates not having their convention take a few days off and lets that candidates have their couple of days and plans on the strategy for the general election. it's just kind of tradition. it's just the way he did things. >> atno that point you should kw donald trump. >> e. at a press conference on july 27 and hillary clinton is getting all the attention and he goes up and says -- so the news cycle wasas pulled back in his direction once more. he doesn't like king out of the news for a few days or a few hours so he

impressive for just about everybody here although we are not looking as excessive but if fresno and bakersfieldt that's a tremendous amount of rain. heavy wet snow in the sierra and then snow levels come down. because it's too mild. mainly 50s for about everybody. windsor 52. 34 in truckee. so the snow level goes up to 7,000 feet if not higher. winter storm warnings start at 5 p.m. heavy wet snow at lake level and above about a foot. thursday, friday, it will come down to 4,000 3500 feet. for us off and on rain. steady for some and tom bringing in the cold front and that will give us moderate to heavy rain. 60s on temps. temperatures mild. we are starting off with with 50s. wouldn't take much. rain and wind kick in on wednesday. colder on friday and one more system saturday and after that we look drier. >> the drive on friday could be rough if people want to head up to take advantage -- >> correct. >> might want to go now. >> probably a good idea. >> thanks. we will be right back after this. we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when

police say the suspect boarded in bakersfield.he suddenly grabbed a 3-year-old and put a knife to the girl's neck threatening to kill her. she stabbed the girl's mother who tried to fight back. the bus driver and two passengers jumped in, and those passengers were wounded. nathan of santa cruz is one of the men who stepped in. his wrist and financing efinger cut. >> trying to just hurting the mother and daughter any more than she had tried and done. adrenaline was going. i just didn't want her to hurt anybody. >> the woman ended up stabbing herself in the neck. she is undergoing surgery. the 3-year-old was not hurt. her mother is expected to recover. >>> now to newly discovered video that shows life inside that so-called house of horrors where police say 13 children were held captive in southern california. it appears one of the daughters posted videos on youtube under a different name. the video shows the 17-year-old mostly singing songs she wrote herself. ♪ >> it's just one posted online. the most recent clip was posted seven da

manson's body has been at the bakersfield morgue since november.eged heirs and a former pen pal had been fighting over the remains. >>> three explosions in less than two weeks are raising fears of a serial bomber in texas. police in austin are warning people not to open any unexpected deliveries. ighbor t (suggested anc >> reporter: austin police along with fbi and atf agents rushed from the scene of a deadly package bombing monday to a second explosion in a neighborhood 5 miles away. a 75-year-old woman was seriously injured when she picked up a package in front of her house. >> this is the third in what we believe to be related incidents that have occurred over the past 10 days. >> reporter: the morning blast killed a 17-year-old boy and injured another woman. >> it was just a loud, loud boom. >> reporter: neighbors heard the first explosion at 6:44 a.m. police say someone in the house brought a package in from the front doorstep. when it was opened in the kitchen, it killed the teenager and injured the woman. >> next thing i knew, the police wer

there's mild conditions. 51 book ends monterey and fresno with bakersfield california at 52.ver coming in. that big nor'easter that's kind of like a big boulder in the stream that blocks everything downstream. so, what we are getting is a lot of tropical cloud. some rain late tonight early tomorrow. watch what happens here it's near santa cruz mountains and monterey that looks tonight focus of the heavier rain. and we will go with that for now. mild conditions even with cloud cover. 60s mid to upper and north, east and south. get a few breaks and slow 70s. so temperatures are above average here and they are not going to cool off. cloud and some rain but not too much. >> thanks. 6:52 is the time you remember that planes engine cover that fell off mid flight. coming up, we have new information on what the ntsb has to say about at that flight from sfo to hawaii. and also video you have to see two mountain lions right outside a local home. this close encounter in santa cruz when we come back. street. . >> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 6:55. will you look at this. a m

that truck fire, nitric acid and the crash itself, they block only the northbound lanes of i-5 in bakersfield south of 166. southbound you're okay traveling here down to l.a. i will continue to track the crash and let you know if there's anything affecting our drivers. right now not out of our area. in our area a smooth drive. it's been pleasant pretty much all morning. come up here gilroy into san martin typical a little bit of slowing, clearing by the time you get to morgan hill. the summit not a problem for either direction. live look for dublin, earlier crash west 580 completely cleared out of lanes and the distraction not looking like a problem. here is the peninsula, palo alto, 101 is clear between the city and south bay. >>> 6:01. we start with breaking news, a major development overnight regarding adult film actress stormy daniels legal case against president donald trump. could the president have to testify under oath? early this morning daniels' attorney released this court filing and the text of it, it seeks to depose president trump and his lawyer michael cohen. daniels' attorney

it happened monday on board a bus stopped in bakersfield.witnesses the attacker was talking to herself and making death threats before that confrontation. >> this lady was ballistic. i mean, to threaten a child, you're going to kill a child? for what? what is wrong with you? >> other passengers stopped the suspect after she held a knife to the girl's neck and wrestled with her mother. the mother was stabbed in the stomach. her injuries were not life-threatening and witnesses say the suspect then stabbed herself before passengers knocked the life from her hand. >>> at 6:37 new this morning wine country businesses reportedly under federal investigation. according to the press democrat the feds are looking into illegal trade practices involving more than 30 wine related businesses specifically illegal consignment sales. that's where wholesalers of wineries buy back unsold bottles from retailers and distributors. the practice has been banned since the end of prohibition. so far no businesses have been named. >>> follow-up now on plans to alter c

i live in bakersfield and there's a lot of dairies around there.lly when i get out, the hours i accumulated here give me a job opportunity when i get out. >> i like it. it's better than dealing with the prison. you know? it's a lot better. i enjoy getting away from the yard and working with cows. i like animals. >> it's a functioning dairy farm. in addition to the milking processing that they have going on there, they actually have an animal hospital to tend to the sick cows. >> see, right now her temperature is 103.5. that's high. somebody is going to come in and he's going to give her a drench. that's a certain type of a -- like a drink you give her down her throat. >> sick cows come under the care of inmate marvin lard. >> first i started as a chaser. as you see the guys bringing up the cows. then i went to a milker. i came over here as a herdsman. herdsman is the highest-paid position out here in the dairy. i take care of all the cows. sometimes there are cows that get loose or i have to move cows, transfer cows from pen to pen. >> but most of

this happened monday on board a bus stopped in bakersfield.esses the attacker was talking to herself and making death threats about the confrontation. >> pause this lady was ballistic. to threaten a child, you're going to kill a child. for what? what is wrong with you? >> other passengers stopped the suspect after she held a knife at the girl's neck and wrestled with her mother, the mother was stabbed in the stomach, her injuries are not life-threatening. witnesses say that suspect then stabbed herself before passengers knocked that knife out of her hand. >>> you might have seen these electronic signs on the freeways warning drivers to watch out for people walking. they have people wondering why they're popping up now. the signs started appearing after a new report found pedestrian deaths are up over 27% over the past ten years. california's roads are among the most deadliest. the good news here our research overnight shows that car versus pedestrian incidents in the state were down nearly 20%. watch out for all those walkers and even bike rid

manson died in a bakersfield hospital serving a life sentence for his role in an infamous murder spree 83 years old. >>> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is planning to sue big oil companies. in a podcast with politico ayala cuesed them of, quote, knowingly killing people all over the world. he compared them to tobacco companies saying they knew fossil fuels would lead to global warming and he is in talks with several law firms. he does not know when he will file a lawsuit. >>> a federal judge in oakland has ordered the epa to designate weather the smoggiest meet ozone rules to reduce smog. the agency has until april 30th to publish findings after the trump administration missed a deadline to implement the rule. ozone is a by-product of pollutants from burning fossil fuels and a component of smog. it can cause or worsen asthma, emphysema and heart conditions. >>> the ncaa men's basketball tournament starts today and there's a lot more than wins and losses at stake. how about $10 billion? that's what americans are expected to bet. only 3% of that money will be bet legally through n

designate the facility of the united states postal service at 1730 18th street in bakersfield, california, as the merle haggard post office building. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the house now stands adjourned until noon on tuesday, march 13, announcer: the house back next for legislative work tuesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. on next week's agenda, debate on the stop school violence act offered by florida republican john rutherford to provide grants to train students, teachers, school officials, and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. that bill and the week's schedule were discussed yesterday by the democratic whip and majority leader. the comments are just over an hour. the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to my friend, the majority leader, mr. mccarthy from california. i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding, and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, on monday, no votes are expected in the ho

the attack happened north of bakersfield as the bus was heading from las vegas to oakland. >>> and nowm former trump campaign aide nunberg. he now says he may comply with a subpoena from the special counsel and even suggested that he might give up his e-mail password. he spent the day nunberg defiantly declaring that he will not cooperate. lana zak has more. >> reporter: good morning. sam nunberg says he had already been interviewed for 5 and a half hours and he is done cooperating. >> if he wants to send me to jail, he can send me to jail and then i'll make a bigger spectacle than i am on your tv show. all right. >> reporter: appearing on msnbc sam nunberg says he isn't protecting the president, but he is worried abouttrying to make against roger stone. >> if they are trying to build a case against roger, i'm not going to be part of it. >> reporter: he believes stone has done nothing wrong, but he wouldn't say the same about president trump. >> i think that he may have done something during the election. but i don't know that for sure. >> why do you think that? >> i can't explain it u

san bernardino, bakersfield, and stockton.cki) a new study in 'journal pediatrics' says the number of children admitted to hospitals for overdosing on opioids is skyrocketing.. (grant) catherine heenan is here with more...including where kids are apparently getting the medications.... (catherine) researchers say a lot of children are finding prescription medicines at home...then eating them when their parents aren't watching... that's troubling if not surprising - but the number of children landing in u.s. hospitals is way up....the study says it's nearly doubled in recent years. . from 2004 to 2015 - more than 36-hundred children were hospitalized, many of them needing intensive care. and doctors say the problem continues to escalate...with more deaths. since the end of december 2016 we have seen and amazing alarming increase in accidental overdose deaths. in a separate report we told you about last week.....experts say a lot of children are also being 'given' opioids by their own doctors. something that has many parents conc

year-old teresa madrigal...tulare county sheriff mike boudreaux says madrigal got on the bus at a bakersfield witnesses say she targeted a three-year-old girl."because this lady was ballistic. to threaten a child. you're gonna kill a child. for what? like what is wrong with you?" boudreaux says 45 minutes into the trip...madrigal walked over to the little girl and held a knife to her neck...the mother wrestled her daughter away but got stabbed in the stomach...as other passengers went to stop madrigal...andrew smith says he used his sweater to put pressure on the mother's wound."she says i'm scared. i said don't be scared sweetheart. hold my hand and squeeze. calm down, you'll be okay."meanwhile, this man stepped up...nathan wanhala says he and a man named spencer williams tried to snatch the knife away from madrigal."i was grabbing her fingers to try and pry away the knife. the bus driver had her other arm. she slipped away and that's when she started going at herself with the knife." boudreaux says madrigal en

. >> we're from bakersfield, california. >> representing western kentucky university.t it's been so far. i think we just topped it again today. >> al roker is out there, going one by one saying hi to everybody. we're going to join him in just a few. >> yes, we will. >>> right to your news at 8:00. the fbi examining a half dozen suspicious packages sent to military bases and other government facilities in the washington, d.c., area. let's get to nbc's justice correspondent pete williams, following the investigation. and any link to this month's austin bombing. >> reporter: officials say they have a suspect in custody accused of sending these suspicious packages. none of them exploded and responders disposed of them safely. all were sent through the mail, law enforcement officials say, and the first of them was discovered at the national defense university on fort mcnair in southwest washington, d.c., a bomb squad there detected an explosive residue on that package. post likely black powder. an x-ray revealed a possible arming device and a fuse inside. similar packages w

was president obama gave a speech on foreign policy and the fight against terrorism right after bakersfieldpened. and that was a sunday night, monday morning, monday afternoon, early afternoon. everybody's talking about the obama speech, i have one of those rare days where i can go get lunch. it's december 7, 2015, and if that date rings a bell, it's not just pearl harbor day, it's the day donald trump announced he wanted a muslim ban. >> yep. >> so suddenly the news coverage was now all about donald trump. he succeeded in pulling it back towards him. one of the other examples that looms large in my mind is the middle of the summer in 2016 during the democratic national convention. usually the other candidate who's not having their convention takes a few days off and lets that candidate have their couple days and plans on a strategy for the general election. it's just kind of tradition. it's the way you do -- >> but at that point you should have known that donald trump -- >> yeah, you knew he was going to come out. so he has a press conference on july 27, 2016 x. this is in the middle of th

when i went to home depot to buy a lamp, i wanted [inaudible] in, let's go to jimbo bakersfield, californiaindependent line. caller: thank you c-span and thank you --. there is no evidence of a cohesive trade policy with the president, and chief economic n'sisor gary coh resignation supports it. we need a good and cohesive political policy is on the myth that is other countries, not automation taking away american jobs. the president is exploiting the ignorance and fear of people in the rust belt areas. will beheavy industry automated. the steel industry is never returning again in the form that andsed to be in the 1970's or 1980's. this is the bait and switch, the latest shiny object by the distract to try and the american people from the many possible crimes that he and those who are around him have committed. jim in california. the new york times takes a look this morning at one of the latest actions by robert mueller, investigating russia's involvement in the 2016 election. it's as an advisor to the united arab emirates with ties to the current former aides to president is cooperating w