now he's heading to bakersfield m walking, making conversation, and eating on his own. he's expected to be in bakersfield for the next three to four months. >>> a popular campground is closed in southern california. investigators are trying to find out who shot and killed a uc berkeley grad in a tent with his family. 35-year-old tristan bow debt was on vacation with his two young daughters at malibu creek state park on friday. that's when someone fired into the tent and killed him. his daughters were not hurt. beaurelocate with remembering h while investigators have yet to find a suspect. us man, and that's what he was geared for, to take care of his family and be there for him. >> very sad story. there have been a series of shootings over the last few weeks at that park that are now, for now, unconnected. >>> in an unprecedented move, the san jose police officer's association is demanding the city's independent police auditor be fired for misconduct. today the association president turned in more than 500 signatures demanding the city council fire aaron zisser for misl

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bakersfield sobre los 88 de mÁxima.re la zona de san francisco. en los prÓximos dÍas, habrÁ un aumento en las temperaturas y continuaremos con condiciones secas, cielos despejados para la mÁxima se espera el martes en san josÉ en esos 87. fresno tendrÁ un aumento en las temperaturas. tiene pronÓstico extendido, para san josÉ continuaremos con cielo mayormente despejado y las temperaturas , la mÁxima estarÁ descendiendo nuevamente final de la prÓxima semana. como siempre, un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo y que tengan una excelente tarde. ramÓn: deben estar muy alerta ante la presencia de una nueva enfermedad reciÉn de tec dada. autoridades de un agricultura tratan de evitar una epidemia. francisco: pollos, gallos y gallinas sobre el que corre el peor riesgo de morir. >> es una enfermedad respiratoria dotÉ yo dejan de comer y se deprimen. francisco: cuyo brote acaba de ser detectado en san bernardino pero que podrÍa extenderse fÁcilmente todos lados. quÉ hacer si usted tiene aves? >> primero que no t

bakersfield 94. igualmente sacramento como la temperatura cÁlida en el área de la bahÍa.y 96, igualmente santa rosa con temperaturas cÁlidas. le recomiendo que tomen abundante lÍquido para mantenerse hidratados,e las 11:. revise de no dejar los niÑos ni maotas en el acento trasero. en la pronÓstico extendido, san josÉ continuarÁ con condiciones secas y temperaturas aumentan los prÓximos dÍas. como siempre un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo y espero que tengan una excelente noche. palmira: gracias. la euforia por el triunfo la clasificaciÓn de colombia en los octavos de final en la copa del mundo se viviÓ en cada rincÓn del paÍs. la selecciÓn clasificó como primero de su grupo tras vencer 1-0 a senegal. en la tercera vez que el equipo suramericano clasifica a octavos. >> increÍble. trabajamos duro. los dejamos con un adelanto de "contacto deportivo". natalie: natalie avanzÓ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ h@ natalie: mucho gusto. comencemos con informaciÓn de los ataÚdes de final del mundial. la selecciÓn mexicana afinando detalles para enfrentar a brasil buscando el famoso

tercer sÁbado del mes, las oficinas estÁn abiertas, incluyendo la ubicaciÓn en fresno, el clovis y bakersfield >> es bueno saber eso, pero se me hace... reportera: fausto y no hace lo mismo, en su caso los realizÓ knight, porque no tiene una computadora. palmira: en pantalla puede ver las oficinas de nuestra regiÓn que estarÁn ofreciendo servicios limitados dos sÁbados. separar a niÑos de sus padres no es una crisis fronteriza. ya estÁ sucediendo tambiÉn a travÉs del paÍs. organizaciones por inmigrantes presionan a demÓcratas y republicanos, sobre todo a los legisladores que quieren sino varias propuestas que buscan proteger a inmigrantes indocumentados si embaraza el congreso. cansados del actual ambiente por parte del gobierno federal, un mexicano se auto deportÓ, sÓlo para encarar una desgracia mayor en su pueblo de origen. >> yo le dije a mi hermano que no se fuera, que estuviera aquÍ. norma: se repetÍa su hermano pedro, le respondÍa. >> que se sentÍa estresado, que porque este presidente iba a sacar a los indocumentados, que se sentÍa estresado porque no podÍa vivir ni un día mÁs en este

en bakersfield, la mÁxima alcanzÓ 55°.peran 85° de temperatura mÁxima. mire las condiciones en el resto del estado, si los mayormente despejados en sacramento. la mÁxima estará cÁlida en esos 89°. se esperan despejados. condiciones secas sobre nuestra religiÓ el pronÓstico extendido se mantendrÁ el resto de la prÓxima semana. en cuanto las temperaturas, ve cediendo fines de semana asociado con el paso del sistema frontal. un placer informarles las condiciones del tiempo, espero que tengan excelente semana laboral. beatriz: gracias, enseguida le diremos quÉ opciones tienen disponibles los padres para enseÑarles espaÑol a sus hijos. "soy dianne feinstein y apruebo este mensaje." traducción de trump: "senadora, ¿quiere decir algo, dianne?" traducción de festein: "si ¿qué tal una declaria de d" la senadora dianne feinstein apoyo nuestros dreamers y daca contra trump. la senadora feinstein votó contra todos los intentos de trump de rechazar obamacare y esta apoyada por presidente barak obama además dianne feinstein apoya amplia

youth shelter and contra costa county but then he was transferred to an adult detention facility in bakersfieldy ice. >> he wanted a better life in the u.s., free of violence. he wants to be here and i think, if i'm not incorrect, he wanted to be a doctor. >> on friday, the high school delivered a check for $25,000 to the federal ice officials and that led to his release. now, hamid plans to stay in the u.s. and keep working on his asylum petition. >>> selling a home cooked meal is against the law. some bay area cooks are teaming up to change that. >> reporter: everyone likes a home cooked meal. try to sell one and you are breaking the law. >> this is the way we've always been cooking. we've been creating food from our homes and sharing with communities. it's only in the last 100 years it became criminal. >> reporter: they held a rally in oakland to try to change the rules that prevent homemade food from being sold. the food served was prepared in a commercial kitchen passing all regulations by the health department. if it had been made at home, it could not be sold to the public. there was a c

transferred him to an adult detention facility in bakersfield. school delivered a check for 25 >> he definitely wanted a better life in the united states free of violence and he definitely wants to be here and i think if i'm not incorrect, he wanted to be a doctor. >> on friday students at san francisco's june jordan high school delivered a check for $25,000 to i.c.e. and that led to hamid's release. he now plans to stay in the u.s. and keep working on his asylum petition. one.. could get sted. now >>> most people love a home cooked meal, but selling one could get you arrested. now a new bill on the table wants to change that. kpix5's john ramos has the story. >> reporter: everyone likes a good home cooked meal, but try to sell one and you are breaking the law. >> in a lot of ways this is the oldest ways people have been cooking. we've always been creating food out of our homes, sharing it with our communities. it's only really in the last 100 years that that became criminal. >> reporter: an organization of home cooks held a rally in oakland. the

i moved closer to home in bakersfield, california. there, we flew the consolidated into 13. families, we had a canopy and a -- at least now, we had a canopy and a radio. three months there, finally, i got out and went to phoenix, arizona. the basic still active today. i for the north american 86. airplanethe first real . gear able peers -- flaps. i'd say it was still. it was flying. it was fun. until september of 1941-42. end of september i got my wings and commission. without pilots were will find them. if you couldn't convince here instructor that you could be a u.s., heter pilot, and had a pretty chance. i had more control over my life because i could be the navigator, the gunner, the pilot. didn't have to depend on a crew but i also thought the fighters were a little cooler than the bombers. he gave me a chance to travel and me back to california. quebec to the bay area -- came back to the bay area and went out to hamilton field to the oakland municipal airport paired --. thing i had, i had no other experience. i thought it was a raised airplane. it was simple and you co

. >> martin from bakersfield. >> we've got to have a voice somewhere. people in the rural area have the same voice per capita as urban area and you realize it would be really to the great detriment. >> plenty of time to navigate this new map. >> i see how that could make sense but i personally don't like that at all. and also, 53 statesn d sound good as 50. >> if the voters do say yes in november, congress would need to approve it and in case you're wondering, the las time a state was divided was in 1863 when west virginia split from virginia. >>> coming up, why your budget likely feels the impact of the terest rate hike. >>> the number of americans applying for n mortgages fell. a 1.5% decline from the previous week. applications are down 15% from a year ago and mortgage refinancing demand was also wer. >>> so we begin our program by telling you about the federal reserve's decision to raise interest rates today and we look atp tonight with a what higher rates could mean for your budget and to do that, we are joined by our personal finance correspondenc

i moved closer to home in bakersfield, california. [laughter] there, we flewn: the consolidated bt 13. still a pretty simple airplane. at least now there was a canopy and a radio. it had a rear seat. underneath the hood. it was a simple trainer. three months there, finally, i got out of the state and went to phoenix, arizona. that was at luke field, which is still in active base today. i flew the north american a t6. this was the first real airplane . with tractable gear flaps. the rest of it about the same as the bt. -- it was was still flying. it was fun to fly. flew it until september of 1941-1942. end of september i got my wings and commission. in those days, pilots were wherever you could find them. convince your instructor that you could be a good fighter pilot, or whatever, you would have a good chance. i wanted to be a fighter pilot and i don't know where that came from. i also thought if i was a single i would single ship, have more control over my life because i could be the navigator, the gunner, the pilot. didn't have to d

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wednesday afternoon highs, 110, phoenix. 108, las vegas. 102, bakersfield. now, we have to check in in the middle of the nation. severe thunderstorm watch that extends much through missouri into southern illinois. they've already seen gusts up to 70 miles per hour. david? >> ginger zee with us, as well, tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> and we're going to turn to the other news this tuesday night, and the major victory for president trump. the supreme court, in a 5-4 decision today, upholding the president's controversial travel ban, effecting several predominantly muslim countries, ruling that it is in the president's authority. the president at a meeting with republican members of congress, cheering his victory, saying, "we have to be tough, we have to be safe." protesters on the steps of the high court today. tonight, new reaction pouring into this ruling, and is this a sign of an ideological shift on the court? abc's terry moran tonight at the supreme court. >> reporter: within minutes of the ruling, president trump was tweeting victory. "supreme court uph

there's central valley, bakersfield, areas that are conservative. the bay area, we are.t's a different kind of place. what's going to happen? >> t laura, this is a whacky proposal that's been put on the ballot by a billionaire. he put on a proposal a few years ago to split it into six. it's going to fail. who wants six liberal democratic senators in congress, the way the lines are drawn, it's two liberal states and one moderate state. it's a nonstarter for democrats and republicans. it has to pass through a number of hurdles. it's dead on arrival; but parks interesting conversations what's wrong with california. >> i haven't been -- i used to spend a lot of time in san francisco. it's been a couple of years. i have definitely in thed a deterioration. this has been written about, homelessness crisis, the trash. we saw two needles. that's pretty good. we have walked two blocks, only two. it's definitely changed. it's beautiful. like nothing else in the world. but i think california can do better. thank you so much. we will be right back, final thoughts. stay there. >>oh, m

. >>> a haskell student being held by ice is now free after spending six months in bakersfield.s offered a $25,000 check yesterday for this 17- year-old. it was presented to the immigration and customs office in san francisco. they say he was wrongly held in adult facility. six months ago he turned himself in seeking asylum from the taliban. >> the violence against his family in afghanistan, he also received death threats from salt . >> we really support him and this is why we continue with this case. >> it will be heard in federal immigration court in san francisco with no timeline on when that will start. >>> developers in san jose are planning a new apartment complex. the plans were submitted for the three acres one block from the signature shopping hope. here is the space now with this parking area. developers say if approved it would hold 300 units in two buildings. >>> work is underway to tear down this romeo. -- romeo pier. it served as a spot for fishermen to unload before the newer johnson pier was bill. over e ars itheld a lodging and a bay shop >> itof history. we are

according to emails, a sweep in february led to the arrests of 232 people from bakersfield to the oregonborder. the mayor came under harsh criticism, some calling her warning and obstruction of justice. the director of ice blamed the mayor for letting more than 800 people get away. supervisors e processing of rap $600,000 was approved to process a backlog of rape kits by july of next year. right now it takes 94 days to process one kit. two new criminal lists will be hired to help meet the goal. the county supervisors says testing the rape kits is the most obvious way to demonstrate respect for survivors. >>> a warning from pg&e that the company may have to shut off power in areas where there is a high danger for wildfire. they are telling customers that may have to turn off to -- electricity during extreme weather conditions. the recommendation came after octobers wildfires. cal fire says trees falling on powerline spark some of the fires. >>> a little bit of a relief and we are setting the stage for more significant cooling as we head towards the weekend. the temperatures yesterday soar

that way she could be released from the detention facility in bakersfield as early as tomorrow. >> i just heard -- heard that my mom might be getting out and she could come home tomorrow. >> reporter: family members a given the current immigration policy and children being separated from parents, the struggle for rights is far from over. >> this is just one of so many cases across the country. this is a victory for us. but there is more work to be done. >> the department of homeland security now has 30 days to appeal the bond decision. in the meantime, portillo is protected from deportation. she is applying for a permanent visa to stay in the united states. at this point it is looking likely that she will be granted that permanent visa somewhere down the road. >> thank you christian. >>> will continue our coverage of the immigration debate at 4:30 pm. so stay with us. we will talk with a immigration studies professor. >>> authorities in santa rosa say one or more arsonists to be on the lease. more than a dozen fires have been set along a popular creek trail and also along the smart c

it serious out there and it goes all the way from boston to bakersfield. time, some real time. >> what do you think the biggest story is we are missing? >> and live, i think it's a house of card again. the writer, your timing is wrong again. you are trying to make decisions and look at britain and austria, the whole word is sort of shak it's a very scary place to get to. >> i can't quite put it into words but i know that you are onto something. i haven't read your book, but i'm going to. everybody said that, and they are right. it was good to see you. out in chicago, catholic priest michael pflueger has made a name for himself talking about gun control. and, he blames gun stores for the existence of illegal guns. here's an example.>> no town is. guns are accessible ends on streets all over our country. >> we will hold the gun shops and gun sellers accountable in those who purchase the guns and sell them illegally. >> tucker: what a demagogue at that guy is. anti-gun activists are highly predictable. father flagger is happy to announce the gun rights of you

benefactor offered to post her $12,000 bond, she could be released from a detention facility in bakersfield as early as tomorrow.>> this is just one case out of so many in the united states, so this is a victory for us, but there is more work to be done. >> family members say given the growing crackdown on undocumented immigrants, the struggle for their family to stay together is far from over.>>> the office of first lady melania trump released a statement about the controversy, it reads that mrs. trump needs to see children separated from their families, and hopes both sides of the aisle can come together to achieve successful immigration reform. she believes we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with hard. former first lady laura bush spoke out against the policy in an op-ed in the washington post, she wrote that she appreciates the need to protect our international boundaries, but she said this, it is cruel, it is immoral, and it breaks my heart. all three living former first ladies joined laura bush in condemning the policy. >> anyone of us who h

it led to the arrest of 232 people from bakersfield up to the oregon border. the operation turned political when mayor schaff announced she had heard about the upcoming immigration sweep. she had been harshly criticized by the white house, with some officials cacomments an obstruction of justice. weeks before the operation, an ice -- i.c.e. agent said they would be surprised that they picked up 200 suspect. the director of i.c.e. blamed mayor schaff for letting 800 people get away. the mayor told a bay area news agenda. at exposed the white >>> now qualified for the november ballot, a controversial proposal to break up california in three separate states. tim draper is paying for the measure. it would divide the state into three-step aspects separate states. northern california would include the bay area and sacramento and south carolina which would run from fresno to san diego. it would also separate part of the ine from los angeles to monterey. that would just be called california. even if the measure passes, it would need congressional approval. the last ti

she could be released from detention in bakersfield as soon as tomorrow. >> this is one case out of so our victory for us. there's more work to be done. >> reporter: her attorney says it appears likely the 33-year- old will be able to get a permanent visa after winning a temporary state from deportation. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un is on the move again for another top-level meeting with a foreign leader. chinese state media is reporting the north korean dictator is making a two-day visit to beijing starting tomorrow. cam is expected to discuss his next steps with chinese leaders after last week's nuclear summit with president trump. that resulted in a surprise announcement of the u.s. suspension of military drills with our ally, south korea. this is kim jong-un's third trip to china since march. >>> let's check in on the temperatures from today. the numbers were mostly in the 70s. it was warmer today. 86 was a warm spot in fairfield. 72 in santa rosa. these temperatures are warmer than yesterday, certainly what we saw on sunday. temperatures as we go forward will warm up a litt

i have on good authority, kevin ma mccarthy, is the one from bakersfield and he wants the endorsement coming from president to john cox in that tweet. that was influential in this primary. he was neck and neck with travis allen and neck and neck with vi villaragosa. >> are we seeing what democrats are hoping for? >> in the state oflifornia, icans ar third-most popular party, behind democrats and inspectindependents. we're seeing the enthusiasm. the best measure of it is the sheer volume of democratic candidates who are running this election. >> efsverybody stay with us. we have a lot more ahead on thie on the jungle primary. we'll go into the jungle. is this system giving buyer's remorse. >>> and the celebration goes on without the guest of honor. the u.s. president takes up his feud with the national football league players. the world is full of different hair. that's why pantene has the perfect conditioners for everyone. from air-light foam, to nourishing mirac, to the moisture-infusing gold series. we give more women great hair days - every day. pantene. man: one, two, here we go!

the series of raids last february covered a large part of california from bakersfield to the oregon borderternal emails show i.c.e. officials said they would be surprised if they picked up 200 of the suspects. now keep in mind, that was whether mayor schaaf warns the public or not. they ended up arrest 232 people more than they originally thought. but president trump and the justice department railed on mayor schaaf saying her aconagents' lives in danger and prevented them from arresting hundreds of others on their list. the administration even called for her to be criminally investigated for obstruction of and today, schaaf fired back. >> it is stunning that this administration will invent villains to rally their base. this is a sad day for government. government has to serve the people. it has to be honest. rter: the "bay area news group" also interviewed former san francisco i.c.e. spokesman james schwab. he resigned from the agency after the raid over what he claimed was misleading and false statements by attorney general jeff sessions about the raids. in his resignation letter schwab

she could be released from detention in bakersfield as early as today. >> this is just one case out ofd states. this is a victory for us. there are more done. >> her lawyer says it will be likely she can get a permanent visa after winning a temporary stay from being deported. >>> critics of california's gasoline tax gathered outside the state capital pushing for repeal. the republic -- the republican candidate joined them. he says taxesof transportation and other everyday necessities. >> it is about time the working people of this state had a voice. not just the special interest in the donors to these campaigns. >> supporters of a repeal gathered enough signatures to put the measure on the november ballot. there just waiting on the state to certify them. the state legislature passed a bill last year gas tax by $0.12 a gallon. it increased the vehicle registration fees for the state, as well. the tax is expected to raise more than $5 million a year for roadway and transit projects. >>> suspects wanted for shooting at dozens of cars in american canyon. you will see the new video that inv

their arms around their mom, it could take place as early as tomorrow, but remember, she is done in bakersfield, she would need to go to her family in humboldt county, it could be as early as tomorrow, perhaps even that soon. >>> most americans oppose the trumpet ministrations practice of separating immigrant families, according to a new quinnipiac poll, 66% oppose what is currently happening to families, when they arrive in the u.s. 79% of the people polled believe that so-called dreamers, children who were brought into the parents -- into the country by their parents should be able to get citizenship. while 67% believe that illegal immigrants should be able to apply to become citizens, just 19% said they should be forced to leave the country. >>> randomly attacking and severely injuring two people in severances last month, has now been arrested, you will see what happened right here, police took 58-year-old samuel youmtoub into custody, saying he did that she matched the description of this man in a suit -- kicking a man in a surveillance video, and wanted for another attack on a bus, police

medical center and now walking and making conversation and eating all on his own and now heading to bakersfieldor more rehab. >>> a follow up now, san francisco police department is given the green light to arm the officers with tasers. but there is a big problem. the department has no money to buy them. city leaders yesterday voted down the plan to spend $2 million on them. the decision could push back taser use for another year. opponents say the cost will be much higher and they want a more realistic estimate. the police commission pushing for the tasers say it is a step in the wrong direction. >> the police commission has approved it and the department of justice has recommended that they get tasers and i'm really all about less lethal alternatives for our police force. >> the final decision will be made by the full board. we should also mention san francisco voters overwhelming rejected a measure to arm law enforcement with tasers this month. >>> and today san jose city council decides whether to receive a revised report on use of police force. the police union said it excluded important d

her pregnancy when she arrived at the hospital, according to a search warrant affidavit filed by bakersfielde.a baby girl was delivered with "traumatic injuries... that led to the child's death." it's not clear based on the account in the warrant whether the infant survived for any length of time outside the womb in her battered condition. medical staff noted "severe bruising" on the woman's stomach, which she attributed to a fall while mopping. skeptical medical staff alerted police, who came for an interview.it was during that interview with officers that police say she told them she and her boyfriend agreed for him to beat her in an attempt to kill the baby. police say she told them he struck her stomach with his fists "at least 10 times," after which she "stopped feeling the baby move."in a separate interview, police say the boyfriend denied hurting the woman or the unborn child. eyewitness news has chosen not to name the woman or her boyfriend, because they haven't been charged with crimes.there's debate in the law enforcement community about whether this action amounts to a crime.deput

transferred him to an adult detention facility near bakersfield. >> he definitely wanted a better life in the united states, free of violence. he definitely wants to be here. i think if i'm not incorrect, he wanted to be a doctor. >> on friday students in san francisco's high school delivered a check for $25,000 to i.c.e. and that led to his release. now he plans to stay in the u.s. to keep working on his asylum petition. >>> a new push to solve a cold case homicide in palo alto. today marks exactly 17 years since a young woman was gunned down outside a nightclub. kpix 5 kiet do on what police and the victim's families are doing to try to track down the killer. >> it is now an unassuming restaurant just outside the main strip downtown palo alto. but the memory of what happened here in 2001 still burns 17 years later. maria shaw, a 21-year-old college student was shot in the head outside the q cafe. even though the gun was fired from nearby and with multiple witnesses around, investigators have not found a murder weapon, let alone a motive. >> on a saturday -- a few years ago the palo a

following the boy's case named only hamik even skipping their senior trip to visit him in baker bakersfield we heard about his case and we related to him because we are the same age. we are teenagers. and we're not meant to be a detention center we're meant to be in school getting education. >> hamid lawyers say he spent six months in detention and say it was based and inaccurate dental exam and they identify him by first name only for security reasons. >>> just ahead here they call it the craziest thing they have ever done. >> we don't have tickets to the gim and not a place to stay. but otherwise we have air fare. >> do you need anything else? later two warriors fans set off oh on the world wind adventure hoping to witness history. >> "7 on your side" michael finney. should you close the old credit card where you pay a maintenance fee. coming up next. >>> spencer christian. here comes the fog. it's there. swallowing up sutro tower and moving over to the inland are people a...with fitness to fight type 2 diabetes... ...food ...and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along with

the american heart association training kiosk walks you through the bakersfields of hands only cpr, where to put your hand and how hard to push and how often and then test your skills on a rubber mannequin. i took it. and i passed with a score of 84. but only after i failed with a zero the first time. passengers say they think it is a good idea. >> if it saves lives, the more instructors and more people that could you do it is better. push hard and fast. you can't go wrong. >> oakland international is only the second california airport with the hands only training kiosk and the only airport in the bay area. you could find those in terminal two and in the international terminal. and that only took two minutes. >> that is fun. >> take a look here at southern california couple, getting ready for a tandem bike ride from san francisco to la. this is to raise money for charity. now they're story is pretty inspiring. david francisco and his wife christie are from fullerton and today they're share their story on the "ellen" show. back in 2016 he was hit by a car and told he would never walk again

now he's heading to bakersfield for more rehab. >> it is 5:09. traffic project in berkeley may make it safer for your kids to cross the street for lunch. more than 500 kids walk across ward street every day. long fellow middle school cafeteria is across the street from the school. the city is considering closing it from sacramento and california from 11:30 in the morning to 1:30 in the afternoon on school days. quite the plan, got to k those kids safe. >> makes sense. >> right now at we wake up to mostly clear skies and we can look at this san francisco camera and see the fog is j offshore. weld a little while but it also helps keep us clear and also very cool. as we get a look at our temperature trend for half moon bay, we're not going to see as many clouds as yesterday. and it's still going to be chilly with those winds coming in onshore. that's going to keep the coast sal areas in the 50s and low 60s and inland areas are going to heat in the mid to upper 80s. these temperatures are about where we should be for this time of year. and we're goin

be more superb and republican nixon, reagan, a new republican coalition that has a lot more like bakersfieldoks more like inland empire, where you have more working class white voters who used to be part of the democraticon. as these two trains pass, you have the democrats were moving left, demographically changing, the republicans, they are going to switch some districts. they will see themselves creating some districts back and forth, not just in california, but across the country. >> shannon: stick around. more results are coming and we appreciate your analysis. >> the machine will be here. >> shannon: with all that in mind, let's bring a matt gorman, communications director for the national congressional committee. >> great to have you with us. i think the democratic turnout is and what democrats thought it would. democrats didn't just break the glass, they threw back a flaming catcher out thedow. they spent $7 million just to get a single democrat through to the general election, and tonight, there is no guarantee that will happen. >> shannon: oy. let's talk for the governor's race in c

he spent the last six months at an adult detention center in bakersfield.rder claiming he and his family were threatened by the taliban. >> violence against his family, his brother and father were killed in afghanistan and he also received death threats himself. >> since we're like the same age as him, we really support him and this is why we're continuing with his case. >> hamid's case has garnered support from big names including senator kamala harris. next his case will be heard in federal immigration court in san francisco. >>> an 8-year-old girl was killed in a car crash overnight after a driver allegedly fell asleep at the wheel on northbound 680 and sunol. the driver admitted nodding off when he slammed into the back of another car. the child died later at the hospital. her parents had minor injuries. >>> president trump is in canada now for the g7 summit. the meetings come at a time of high tension over trade disputes with u.s. allies. cbs reporter weigia jiang has the story from quebec. >> reporter: a quick prompt from canadian prime minister justi

bakersfield. triple-digit stuff today, tomorrow and again on tuesday. las vegas, into the triple digits right on into the middle part of this week. dallas, you had some heat yesterday. today, the heat farther to the south. houston, 94, maybe a record there. maybe in san antonio. corpus christi. may want to head toward the gulf of mexico where water temperatures are in the 80s. in the 80s, south of cape hatteras. you go north of there. if you are heading to the beach, cooler air temperatures, too. the water temperatures turn your toenails blue. might want to just have a look at that. we have a severe weather threat today across parts of the southeast. a mild one at that. we'll keep an eye on that, and maybe some thunderstorms across parts of new mexico and the bouncing beach ball from, i >>> hi, everyone. i'm lisa argen. a what a beautiful shot with temperatures in the 60s. another hot day inland. it will be cooler at the coast, but more widespread cooling tomorrow. and then temperatures much cooler for the middle of the week. 87 today, though. that's no

the kevin mccarthy from baker bakersfield, california got the presidentondorse john cox a couple of weeks before the election and that really put the thumb on the scale for him. kevin mccarthy wants to become speaker and he can only do that if the republicans mold on to the majorit without a republican at the top of the ticket, republicans were worried the turnout in november would be low, so they've avoided that. >> woodruff: they're going to have a name at the top of the ticket across the state. so let's talk about t half a dozen or so congressional races in california where docrats were trying to make inroads. these are edistricts wh hillary clinton won in 2016 but are districts now represented by publicans. tell us quickly about those. >> right, in san diego darryl a is the current republican member of congress and is retiring as is ed royce in orange county to the north. before they retired, a lot of democrats piled into those races tunnking they were going to off against the republican encument. so when those republicans retired, it created this problem fe, democrats, l oh, my goodn

in bakersfield, that means groups like a christian charity i volunteer at. the mission supports an addiction recovery program, knitting families that are tearing at the seam. a husband and wife with five children overcame their past of drug addiction and drug dealing. they did it together. then they convinced their niece to get clean too. we need more stories like that. in the days ahead, this house has a chance to do its part to ensure more stories of abuse and despair have their own happy ending. we will work to do this for the healers and protectors, for the suffering, for all those like amon who are now at rest. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from oregon reserves. mr. walden: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, can i ask how much time remains on both sides? the chair: the gentleman from new jersey has five minutes. mr. pallone: i yield now two minutes to the gentlewoman from california, ms. bass. ms. bass: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 6 and the foster youth who will benefit

bailey was a kid at heart who loved playing around on her father's speedway race track in bakersfield, california. bailey was at the route 91 harvest festival on october 1 in las vegas, attending the convert with -- concert with her mother and other friends. she had a smile that could light up the room and was capable of making everyone laugh. bailey was a natural born leader and an amazing aunt to her brother's two kids. bailey's remembered as being a master at being friends to everyday people and to everyone she met. i would like to extend my condolences to bailey's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada and the whole country grieve with you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? -- the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in late may of this year, a 5-year-old boy named jose and his father arrived in el paso, texas. to

we will go to bakersfield, california, jimbo. independent line.aller: good morning, thank you brian lamb and thank you c-span. full disclosure, i think both hillary clinton and donald trump are criminals and the long in jail, so i need to get that right out front. gots just thinking that i to see the president give aid and comfort to every despot on the entire planet. i am sure they are celebrating today. my thoughts and prayers go out to every political prisoner, every prisoner in north korea who is learning about this and now understanding that their chance for any kind of justice from the shining city on the hill is just decimated. understandingo with how not continuing the military exercises, ok, which are the only way that you keep dictators in check is through direct visual military force, i do not understand how that is in my best interest. that terrifies me more than anything. all of this. also, china opening up its gates and flooding in all the oil and all of these resources, we had a visual thing that was just her renders. we are seeing