stockton, remember, was rothstein's old friend who once lived in his house.n stockton found out he'd been ratted out, he decided to talk, too, but only in exchange for immunity, a deal barnes never asked for. >> so, independently, they were saying the same things. and then the inmate witnesses that were being talked to by marjorie diehl-armstrong, their information independently corroborated. so, everything started to come together. >> after years of frustration and struggle to solve the pizza bombing, clark was putting all the bizarre pieces of this deadly scheme together. and he finally knew where the call that set it all in motion came from -- and who made it. >> here's the shell station on the righthand side. august 28, 2003, 1:30, a phone call goes to the pizza shop ordering two pizzas, and it comes from that payphone that's in the parking lot that's no longer there. >> and that sets everything in motion, huh -- >> and that sets everything in motion. >> a new witness, a ups driver, came forward to say he saw two people making the call. >> ordering the pi

the 20 million dollar plan would add 7 stops on the rail line between dublin pleasanton and stockton phase. one includes stops in livermore, tracy and lay threat. >> phase 2 of the valuing project would extend the rail line to stockton. now the 42 mile route would help connect housing people in jobs, serve low income communities support 400 jobs when it's operational and reduce greenhouse gas emissions so needed to take 30,000 cars off the road each day would reduce our carbon emissions and it just a lot of people to spend more time with their family and less time. >> you can gesture as of may 12, the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority. >> is moving ahead with preliminary engineering work in dublin. pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> coming up next, an east bay mayor says he's had enough. now a major effort is underway to try and battle the ongoing problem of illegal sideshows, the mayor of antioch declared the entire no side show zone, which means the city is going to be installing. >> elevated pavement in a number of locations that we can see here on this map an

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i spent a lot of time in stockton. it's a beautiful place.would say, sir, is california is very different than virginia. california's history and virginias are very different. virginia, georgia. i have had folks in poverty for generations. black-and-white. and it is easy to find full to our 80, 90 years old. my grandmother is about to turn 100 and five in november -- 105 in november that have serious issues getting documents because they did not need their birth certificate when they were 30 years old and the court house burned down. and they -- the records were lost. and they eventually lost their driver's license, their id they were using. they went back and were told we passed a voting law and 2010 or -- in 2010 or 2012. now you have to have an original copy of your birth certificate to get this id. they are flummoxed. they are americans and they voted in every election or every election they have been allowed since the voting rights act. they can't -- i sat with these folks. i know you don't see many in stockton but they are easy to find

. >> that is former stockton mayor michael tubbs.sively with julian glover who now joins us live. >> julian, even a former mayor feels he has been discriminated against. >> that is exactly right. it goes to show the potential discrimination is an issue in all walks of life are dealing with. we have been reporting on this for months now. homes valued for lesson the owners believe the color of their skin is a big fat. in the tubbs case the appraisal the former mayor and his wife thought was to the was to delay the sale of their home. >> you can be a victim of racism. is not about how much you make or where you live. it is not about where you went to school. it is about your race. >> former stockton mayor michael tubbs and his wife learned that lesson the hard way when putting the home on the market in february. the have since relocated to los angeles. i spoke exclusively to the couple via zoom. >> up at the home on the market for $599,000, $1000 less than a home on the same block sold four weeks earlier. >> in a week we had two bids. >

is by its side during talks with native chief in stockton, but he also stressed the need for coordinator response against the security challenges posed by russia by china. we have a new challenge and we have russia that is not acting in a way that is consistent with what we had hoped and as well as china. and i must say that we had as plenty this number my colleagues, our colleagues who were in the g 7 have stepped up as well in terms of the need for to be rated nation. and we want to make it clear. nato is critically important for us to interest in and of itself. if they weren't, well, we'd have to invent reports of a possible radiation leak and a nuclear power plant and southern china being dismissed by its operated state run china, general nuclear power group says operations at its nuclear power station. and when does province meet safety rules in the surrounding environment to safe? the french company d, f. the partly into station says it's been informed of an increase in reg gases at one reactor to try to be amounts to pose needa incense space to begin on monday. she's thinking the

the judge ruled to overturn it, passing 1989 on the heels of an elementary school shooting in stocktonfornia, that left five children dead. the law was touted as california's first assault weapons act flag it establish what had an assault weapon is and made them illegal to buy or possess in california. this week judge benitez ruled that it was unconstitutional and provided weapons allowed in other states, weapons he compared to swiss army knives. >> if a swiss army knife would have been used at pulse, we would have had a birthday party for my friend, not a vigil. the weapons we were talking about don't come with a nail time and a cork crew in case you get lost in the woods with a bottle of wine. >> he wrote, assault weapons are fatherly ordinary, popular, modern rifle. this is being celebrated by pro gun groups. one suing the state of california saying that it was delighted with the outcome. those calling for stricter gun laws are outraged. >> frankly, the wording in that ruling sounds like it is taken directly from an email or a memo written by the national rifle association. >> first

. >>> a long-lost love letter from world war ii found in stockton. >> along with photos and documentso mary ellen presumably from somebody in the u.s. army air force back in 1944, now police are turning to social media to try to get it back to mary or her family. >> it would be that piece of the puzzle that the family would have. hopefully they are the kind that want to pass it down to further generations. >> reporter: tracy has been a genealogist for 20 years. she saw the post on facebook and is hoping to use her skills to get mary ellen and her family these memories back. how special. i love that story. thank you for captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, joe biden on the world stage in his first foreign trip as president as he tries to repair relationships with old allies, sending a message to russia and china. president biden arrives in the u.k. for his first overseas trip with plans to give half a billion doses of covid vaccines to the world and previewing a week of whirlwind diplomacy. >> we're going to make it clear that the united states is back. >> o'donnell: fall

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. >> that is former stockton mayor, michael stubbs.ke exclusively with our race and culture reporter julian glover. julian, even a former mayor feels he has been discriminated against. >> and goes to show pshow pshowh -- is an issue people in all walks of life are dealing with. we have been reporting on this for months. homes valued for less than the owners believe the color of their skin is a big factor. in the tubbs case, the appraisal the former mayor and his wife thought was to low was enough to delay the sale of their home. >> you can be a victim of racism. it is not about how much you make. it is not about where you live. it is not about where you went to school. it is about your >> michael tubbs and his wife say they learned that lesson the hard way when putting their stockton home on the market in february. they have since relocated to los angeles. i spoke exclusively to the couple because in. >> i thought we were pretty good at this. >> they put the home on the market for $599,000. it is $1000 less than the home on the same bl

. >> and stockton phase.ncludes stops in livermore, tracy and lay threat phase 2 of the valuing project would extend the rail line to stockton. now the 42 mile route would help connect housing people in jobs, serve low income communities support 400 jobs when it's operational and reduce greenhouse gas emissions so needed to take 30,000 cars off the road each day would reduce our carbon emissions and it just a lot of people to spend more time with their us time. >> you can gesture as of may 12 the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority. >> is moving ahead with preliminary engineering work in dublin. pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> today. the white house announcing that president biden's german shepherd dog champ has died. champ 13 years old was just a puppy during president biden's years vice president in the obama administration. in a statement today. president biden said the champ was a constant cherished companion during the last 13 years and was adored by the entire biden family. his fam

passed in 1989 on the heels of a school shooting in stockton, california that left five children dead, the law was touted as california's first assault weapons act. it established what an assault weapon is and made them illegal to buy or possess in california. this week judge benitez ruled that ban unconstitutional and deprived law-abiding californians of weapons allowed in other states, weapons he compared to swiss army knives. >> if a swiss army knife had been used at pulse, we would have had a birthday party for my best friend last week, not a vigil. the weapons we are talking about don't come with a nail file and a corkscrew in case you get lost in the woods with a bottle of wine. >> reporter: in his ruling, judge benitez wrote, firearms deemed assault weapons are fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles. the decision celebrated by pro-gun groups, one suing the state of california in this case said that it was, quote, delighted with the outcome. but those calling for stricter gun laws are outraged. >> frankly, the wording in that ruling sounds like it's taken directly from an email

the 20 million dollar plan would add 7 stops on the rail line between dublin pleasanton and stockton. >> phase. one includes stops in livermore, tracy and lay threat phase 2 of the valuing project would extend the rail line to stockton. now the 42 mile route would help connect housing people and jobs serve low income communities support 400 jobs when it's operational and reduce greenhouse gas emissions so needed to take 30,000 cars off the road each day would reduce our carbon emissions and it just a lot of people to spend more time with their family and less time. >> you can gesture as of may 12 the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority. >> is moving ahead with preliminary engineering work in dublin. pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> wildiire coverage. now the fairfield fire department says that this fire has been stopped and it started earlier this morning near north. what anyway right near the jelly belly factory no other information has been released and how big this fire got before they were able to stop it. no cause has been released either. we're working to ge

you try guaranteed income and universal basic income in stockton, does this make the argument that weyments worked on a national level? >> yeah, it makes no sense to me why do we want to have food shortages or poverty and why do we want people stressed and anxious particularly when a report just came out today how those were, quote, unquote the most successful and paid little to nothing in the income tackes that gives us roads and that gives us roads and schools and libraries and police officers and firemen. to the point raised by the previous question, as well, the issue is systemic. we have an economy that works for one group of people extremely well where even during the global pandemic and these people got richer and richer and works terribly for the millions and millions of many who create the labor and the unrealized gains that these folks have combi. it sounds to me like some sort of wealth tax to figure out the details is the way to go to help ask the million dollar questions in terms of how do we pay for it? >> dan, people in the business world often scoff at the idea of univ

vasco hood out of brentwood, discovery bay but over out of tracy and stockton, west 580 jammed up. truck is stuck in the backup, altamont pass road going to get jammed as well. this is for folks making the early drive off 205, but then 580 through livermore, the dublin interchange and everything else is looking just fine, a lot of this traffic held back. so we'll see how that influences the rest of why you are day. easy drive as far as travel times toward the bay bridge, clear toll plaza there. look at the golden gate bridge, and not clear as far as the view, we do have the fog drifting around, but the traffic is very light. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, wildfire destroys two homes and injuries a firefighter in southern california, started a little before noon yesterday in san bernardino national forest, just about 30 miles south of palm springs. evacuation orders are in effect in pinion pines and alpine village and part of highway 74 is closed. the flames damaged at least three more homes. it's not really clear what kind of injuries that firefighters suffered, a

in 1989, california passed the“ assault weapons control act” in the wake of a mass shooting at a stocktonary school that killed five children and wounded 32 other people. the law, which was amended in 1999, banned dozens of semi- automatic rifle models, including many ar-15 style rifles. in his ring, u.s. district judge roger benitez said the california ban was a “failed experiment.” the judge compared the a15 to a swiss army knife, calling it "a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment,” and said the guns are not assault weapons but "fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles.” california governor gavin newsom called the ruling “a direct threat to public safety” and the swiss army knife comparison a "disgusting slap in the face to those who have lost loved ones to gun violence.” the state's attorney general rob bonta said in a statement“ today's decision is fundamentally flawed and we will be appealing it.” in london today, representatives from the seven wealthiest democracies-- the g-7 nations-- endorsed a global corpore tax rate. the finance ministerfor al

i just felt like a crazy person thinking like a story we first bu last friday, a woman from stocktonught she would never see her yorkshire terrier again. the little dog was stolen from her car last thursday in san francisco. but tonight the two were reunited. ktvu is azenith smith joins us now live with more on how the dog was found azenith smith. well julie, the owner says she never plans to lose sight of her 10 year old yorkshire terrier named leo again, calling the last three days absolutely. terrifying tonight. she is filled with relief an immense gratitude. tears of joy sunday night in the parking lot of san francisco police headquarters after jacqueline's volley of stockton was reunited with her for baby leo. he was just dancing, jumping everywhere and then crying. we. we know it was him like worth worrying about the reunion comes less than 72 hours after leo, a 10 year old multicolored yorkshire terrier was stolen from jacqueline's white lexus near fisherman's warf. thursday night. jacqueline her husband were in san francisco celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary on the l

. ♪ ♪ impossibility just a few days ago as stockton woman who thought she might never see her dog againg was stolen from her car while she and her husband were celebrating their anniversary, visiting san francisco. kate who's azenith smith explains how the dog was found. please are tears of joy sunday night in the parking lot of san francisco police headquarters after jacqueline's volley of stockton was reunited with her for baby leo. he was just dancing jumping everywhere, the crying we. you know it was him worth worrying about the reunion comes less than 72 hours after leo, a 10 year old multicolored yorkshire terrier was stolen from jacqueline's white lexus near fisherman's warf. thursday night. jacqueline her husband were in san francisco celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary on the last night of sightseeing and after a busy day of tours, jaclyn left leo in the car. knowing he was cold and tired, like let's just put him in his carrier, and he can go to sleep. now. we put the windows down if it would put him in the carrier. i talked him under the dashboard. an hour later, they r

a 31-year-old man from stockton was shot, and died at the hospital. there is no word on the motive. the city has seen nearly double the number of shootings from this time last year. >>> the city council has directed millions away from the police department. and residents are facing violence. >> reporter: there was no pause or break, and the homicide spikes. people gathered for a prayer vigil. so many killings are happening in this area. in two days in may, robbins two nephews work guns down. >> there is so much killing going on. and it needs to stop. >> covid had us shut down. people are angry, and that anger is coming out in a lot of different ways. >> reporter: songs and prayers as for the violence to subside, and for more protection. so everyone is gathered here today because there have been for more homicides in the city of oakland, bringing the total up to 65, this time of year. >> the majority of the shootings and homicides are located out here. >> reporter: the new budget redirects $18 million away from the police department to pay for social programs. >> i am angry about the

the vehicle was up in flames at stockton street. no word yet on the cause or if anyone was injured. >>> looking live at san francisco city hall. one of its most powerful figures says he is entering and alcohol treatment. district 3 supervisor aaron peskin is the longest-serving member of the board. the chronicle reports that he has faced complaints about his behavior including allegations he was under the influence during a board meeting. he issued a statement saying "i stand by my long legislative and civic record but must also take full responsibility for the tenor i have struck in my public relationships. for that i am truly sorry." >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbsn bay area . >> that says everything about his character. >> the governors fiery rebuke of the judge that took action on the long-standing assaults weapons ban. >>> by activists say a law intended to help renters is just putting them in limbo. >> it's like waiting for the rain to come, it's not coming. there is no rain, no funding. >>> 21 college acceptances and $2

could see temperatures peak from 100 to 110 degrees possible out towards fairfield, sacramento and stockton. heat advisors will likely be expanded to the inland valleys and san jose. we'll take a look at those temperatures as we track the hottest temperatures through the week and when cooling comes again to our south bay forecast. >> rob, thanks very much. but with the heat comes a warning from cal iso, the independent city operator. the surge in electricity demands will probably surge. people are being asked to use as little electricity as possible. follow rob on twitter. he's always tweeting updates, graphics and such. >>> our other top story, in just two days california will be officially back open for business. as you probably know by now, those covid restrictions will be lifted on tuesday. we have just learned san mateo county is planning a celebration. why not? the county is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a free barbecue. it starts at 11:00 a.m. this is tuesday. the event will be on mike nevin way in colma. a pop-up vaccine clinic will be there for anyone looking to get a shot,

recently, stockton, california, issued a report on their own two-year experiment. 125 residents received monthly payments of $500. they say the money helped participants find jobs, meet basic needs, and deal with emergencies. annie lowrey is a staff writer at "the atlantic," and author of the book, "give people money." here's our conversation on the impact of guaranteed income. ms. lowrey, thank you for talking with me. so, a universal basic income. i am curious, what are the basic arguments for and against? annie: the basic argument for is one of simplicity and immediacy. this is a really easy proposal for the government to enact, unlike something like, you know, the obama insurance exchanges, which are really complicated. and, you know, the kind of argument against is that this is a really expensive thing to do depending on the scale that you're doing it on. it's also not targeted in some cases towards lower income people. so, you know, ideally in government benefit programs, you want the most money to go to the families who need it the most. so, the idea with a basic income is that yo

well now to an incredible reunion that felt like an impossibility just days ago, a stockton woman whokshire terrier again was reunited with her beloved pet. the dog, leo was stolen from her car while she and her husband were visiting san francisco. ktvu is azenith smith explains how the dog was found. me tears of joy sunday night in the parking lot of san francisco police headquarters after jacqueline's volley of stockton was reunited with their for baby leo. he was just dancing jumping everywhere, the cry we. we know it was him like worth worrying about the reunion comes less than 72 hours after leo, a 10 year old multicolored yorkshire terrier was stolen from jacqueline's white lexus near fisherman's warf. thursday night. jacqueline her husband were in san francisco celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary on the last night of sightseeing. and after a busy day of tours, jaclyn left leo in the car, knowing he was cold and tired. let's just put him in his carrier, and he can go to sleep. now we put the windows down a bit. we put them in the carrier. i talked him under the dashboard.

so you're looking at data camera footage from an officer in stockton, last month. he walks up to a door to check out reports of a domestic disturbance and is greeted with gunfire. he is downed, and his partner takes cover. gunmac truckee frantically calls for backup. >> shots fired, shots fired, my partner is down. jimmy, are you all right? >> the suspect comes out of the home and shoots at the other officer, hitting his patrol car. >> 58 shots fired, my partner is down, code 3, now. so he was fearing for his life while his partner laid bleeding on the ground. >> jimmy, stay with me! >> the new threat, the suspect holding his son by the neck. >> don't do it. let the kid go, man. >> they face off, the officer warns the suspect. so i don't want to kill you. >> he continue to call for help. so he is drinking the kid, my partner is down. >> you can see it all on cell phone video, the standoff continues until a good samaritan neighbor tackled the suspect, releasing the boy out of harms way. jimmy, the officer who was a five year veteran of the force and a father of thre

a 31-year-old man from stockton was shot and died at the hospital. no word on a motive. the city has seen well over 60 homicides this year, nearly double the number of shootings this time last year. people in east oakland are pleading for help to curb a rash of gun violence. sunday there were songs and prayers calling for violence to subside. city council approved a budget that redirects $18 million away from the police department to violence prevention programs. >> seems like we have the brunt of everything that's going on, majority of shootings and homicides are out here in deep east oakland. >> my neighbors, our community, we don't feel we have the sense of progression as we progress these measures. >> oakland had four homicides over the weekend bringing the total to 65 for the year. >>> rescue crews digging through rubble for a fifth day in south florida after site where a condo tower collapsed. nine bodies have been recovered but more than 150 are still missing. tina krause has the latest. >> reporter: miami dade rescue crews are working alongside teams from israel

while russia, egypt and the united arab emirates are backing, the rebels escaped stockton. the debt took high khaki, russia, and the american much less interested in pay. and they are expanding that of influence ultimately about geo politics. visiting so instead of warden. this is a proxy war and it has to be contained and the 1st thing is that because at some point in the international players may contract each other directly on time, diesel often lease dates if anything want to expand the fear of influence. and unlike europe, they wouldn't have to deal with the consequences and desist on the con, the companies, cotton european diplomats headed by berlin, are now working to bring peace to libya. both sides in the conflict considered the germans, unlike france or italy to be impartial negotiators, german lead mediation did at least lead to a cease fire. in october 2020 the airport, a tripoli, which had seen clashes between rebels and government troops, soon reopened for a limited number of flights. but the peace talks have been complicated by a desire and less more than mer

through a freedom of information act filing this week, "debunked many democrats claims -- sean from stockton, california, independent line. caller: hi, how are you doing? i hear everybody calling in and saying we are divided as a country. i am calling in with a solution. all we have to do is reregister as independents with no party preference so that the politicians will have to come to us, right or wrong? host: thank you very much. kevin in cedar grove, north carolina. caller: how are you doing? it is keith. the thing that is going on right now that is bothering me is the holding -- the whole thing, we are accepting a president where our gas has doubled in four months, we have been one through one shortage and we are going through a party that wanted to keep people in the party, that most beautiful sight he has ever saw was a redline in russia and that was bernie sanders who said that. and that is what they are trying to get our country to and yes, they are trying to divide us by making everything about race. the old lady that got punched in the face in new york the other day and the guy th

firefighter was about to test his theory with the strange man later identified as eric will done of stockton who immediately demanded i want to place to stay. i want to sleep in your house, whereas lewis. that type of the tone tells me. i work for the government. i used to kill people. okay. let's see if we go outside and find lewis. steve kept the intruder focused on whoever lewis was while his experience told him the man was likely on drugs and he noticed that the stranger kept one hand in his pocket which made steve a bit nervous. steve already had a firearm hidden in his wheelchair but didn't want to have to use it inside your fallen apart outside. and the school have some pizza. but after what seemed like the longest 20 minutes, steve says he got will done to go back outside and he quickly locked the door and dialed 911. and when they said can you describe them. yeah. pretty good size guy in a red cake. >> within minutes. deputies arrived in took will done into custody. steve says he's grateful for the peaceful outcome. knowing things could have ended very differently but says keeping h

car in fisherman's wharf now on his way back home tonight we've learned the owners who are from stockton. we're offering a $1000 reward for leo the dog to be returned today. they got their wish. sfpd told the owners someone in oakland brought the dog in matching wheels description, turning it over. we have reached out to police to get more information. obviously this highlights a bigger problem that's been happening at fisherman's wharf along and along peer 39 of a number of car break-ins that have been happening there in recent months. kron 4 does have reporter talking to the owners will have that story coming up for you live in prime time starting at 8. some sad news to pass along from the world of hollywood tonight. actor beatty passing away this morning. he was a famous character. actor known for movies like superman network and much more expenditures said that he died of natural causes ned beatty, 83 years old. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6. we're getting you ready for this upcoming tuesday win. >> the golden state fully set to reopen from covid-19. >> but first of

the law has been on the books since a 1989 school shooting in stockton that killed 5 children. supporters of the ban say the law is needed now more than ever with escalating gun violence under california law. it is illegal to make import sell or possess rifles pistols or shotguns consider to be assault weapons. and the east bay a fast-moving fire tore through a neighborhood in pleasant hill. destroying 2 homes and injuring one firefighter there. the fire happened on monday afternoon. along lorenzo drive. firefighters say it started at a home and spread to a second home. both polls were destroyed. crews are able to prevent a 3rd house from being damaged in all of that. >> the high wind pushing this afternoon. just just the right direction right next to the neighbor's house and called deciding and then burn up into the into the rough in the attic space and ran the 04:00am. >> one firefighter had to be taken to the hospital for burns. no one else was injured. happening now, a woman is recovering in the hospital after getting seriously hurt and a hit and run in san francisco. polic

surrounding region, including lake and mendocino counties north of sacramento and then southeast a stockton. if you're heading down 5 or 99. but the bay area, we the eased off that heat threat as temperatures today of cool down enough that at least here locally. we're out of advisory territory. futurecast wind gusts does show that increasing winds towards the afternoon much like the timing we had yesterday. this is going to push even more cool. marine air further inland and we're going to reap the benefits of that into tomorrow with highs maxing out only in the 80's. today's daytime high. still the 60's for san francisco fairly mild near the coastline. watch out for some fog for much of the morning. little window of clearing this afternoon. 60's and 70's from burlingame on up to brisbane while 70's to 80's further south of the peninsula. south bay temps today boy are not in the 90's anymore. san jose, you're 88. campbell, you'll 89 this afternoon. livermore still holding on to the low 90's. but that's not as warm as yesterday's triple digits work for you nor in san ramon. in fact, one of ou

world caribbean's odyssey, the seas, stockton florida ahead of its first passenger crews which is planned for july 3rd. the ship's arrival came at the same time a federal judge requested an injunction against cdc cruiseship restrictions. currently, crews lines must require 95% of crew and passengers be vaccinated. stomach another sign of the travel rebounds, san jose is resuming the first coast-to- coast flight since the start of the pandemic. the airport relaunching daily nonstop service to boston on jetblue for the first redeye flight, that departs at 9.15 tonight. the flight also marks the return to san jose after it temporarily stop service back in april of 2020. >>> san francisco teenagers can keep writing muni for free for now. mayor london breed today announced she is expanding the free muni for youth program so anyone 18 and under can get around. it is a program that started last april during the pandemic. the mayor set aside $2 million in the upcoming budget to help more than 100,000 teenagers. stomach if you plan to drive to sacramento this weekend, listen up. in just a few hour

valley link project that would extend the rail line from the dublin pleasanton area all the way to stockton the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority announced last month. it is moving forward with preliminary engineering work. we'll keep you updated on that project as well. we'll take a break here for 26. we'll be back with more in just a minute. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ for 30's the time. let's get right over to the weather center and say good monday morning to john as he's got the weather forecast for us. hey, john. james. yes, weather forecast this monday morning looking really good. i know james is talking about yesterday for father's day. really enj

publicaron hoy el vídeo de las cámaras corporales de la balacera y cobró la vida del oficial jimmy en stocktonda de oficial el oficial emboscado el 11 de mayo mientras atendió una llamada de violencia doméstica departamento de policía dio a conocer los video de las cámaras corporales del oficial de su compañero el oficial (...) después de valer a los oficiales sospechoso entró en su vivienda y salió con su hijo de ocho años a quien comenzó ahorcar la cámara del oficial captó estas imágenes de lance un vecino contra el sospechoso se puso ni no salgo el oficial disparo en contra de sospechoso quien murió en el lugar >> cuelgo muy difícil de escuchar es importante dar a conocer estas imágenes porque así el público entiende que fue una ejecución violenta o que el sospechoso dice que el oficial bajo la guarda con sus palabras para ejecutarlo >> además las imágenes departamento de policía dio a conocer un par de llamadas al 911 hechas por vecinos. >> [hablando inglés] . >> jefe de policía dice que es muy importante este tipo de casos >> [hablando inglés] yo creo que este individuo tenía ganas de mat

an over of the doctor is in the sick when the museum will run over stockton, your father, mid maxey, my son tom, how you the 51 time is off governess. up to 5. ok. start with the the controller go out for your programs on business. okay. yes, i'm a little bit different than what i was able to do, but it does. the oldest invoice was pretty good. so the feeling was at 1st it was a little bit weird to get the hang of it to try to take the steering wheel. the right direction and then you just learn learning by doing such training as the good straining to be to path. now we have to have the i've to the yes, because i guess the, the price range is just for students. it's perfect, right? so even it looked like the fastest and the most lectures car. i'm still happy with it. i'm choosing the key because 1st of all, i love the color i love to design inside outside and yeah, it's a safe driving is. and it's one thing we are we have the same opinion about. yeah, yeah, we love it. it's a good coffee also with like you always got to control the price is a bit higher than some money, but i think es

ah, and who, stockton israel, where benjamin netanyahu is 12 year run. the prime minister has ended. our department approved a new coalition government by the narrowest of margins. right? we need enough tally. bennett is well new prime minister is a party coalition want to confidence motion. i just one vote and followed a heated debate during which netanyahu supporters frequently interrupted, and some m. p. 's had to be escorted out of the chamber. now, who used his last speech, his prime minister, to vow he would bring his liquid party back to power. where this is members of the connected. we've gone from being a marginal state to a rising power in the global arena. this is our way mine and my friends from the national block, my friends of the real rights. and if it is destined for us to be in the opposition, we will do it with our back straight. and so he toppled the dangers government and returned to lead the country in our way. lay the new government holes, just 61 of the 120 seats in the class. it is made up of 8 political parties ranging from left

former president are working on ways to frustrate just return the want him held accountable for stockton. what they say was an unnecessary conflict that killed 3000 people and just thousands. but i keep coming nearer, we don't want him to receive here as welcome because he sanction killian's in this country. if anything he can come home like any other orient but support to say he is no ordinary i've already and, and he's coming home to here. once we don't like people who want to use our pin. i what i walk back to your pan within a little compared to your, to monday, predict in for the political reason for that. those want to manipulate. there are no, we, we are and what kind of come up will you not pan from? because by boat, if he struck 70 feet taller sound whatever the current president elections 20 years ago, there was a full month stand off that sparked a wave of violence or med, i'm beauty equally body kareem says his leg was blown off at close range by government soldiers under the former president, in the post election crisis. calamity about us for reconciliation to happen. truth

sunday night in the parking lot of san francisco police headquarters after jacqueline's volley of stockton was reunited with their for baby leo. he was just dancing jumping everywhere, the cry we. we know it was him worth worrying about the reunion comes less than 72 hours after leo, a 10 year old multicolored yorkshire terrier was stolen from jacqueline's white lexus near fisherman's warf thursday night. jacqueline her husband were in san francisco celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary on the last night of sightseeing. and after a busy day of tours, jaclyn left leo in the car, knowing he was cold and tired, like let's just put him in his carrier, and he can go to sleep. we put the windows down a bit. we put him in the carrier. i talked him under the dashboard. an hour later, they returned to their car parked at the corner of north point near powell streets and found windows smashed their luggage. dog carrier and beloved leo gone. i looked in the front seat in my heart just felt because it was gone. jacqueline took to social media offering a $1000 reward. sunday afternoon. san francis

. >> reporter: manti got is closer to the bay area than other cities like stockton and rippon. >> million-dollar sales really very and a lot of it comes down to location. >> reporter: real estate appraiser says housing market in general is being more buyers willing to pay luxury prices. over the last year in sacramento, he says there has been 147% increase in the number of million-dollar homes sold. >> there's a lot of pent-up demand, where people are making decisions in light of the pandemic and covid. >> reporter: working from home has made people more willing to invest in their home, especially when the location meets their needs. >> people are coming here, for relaxation, and the quiet life but we still like our stuff. our comfort. >> that was anna giles reporting. coming up tonight at 7 o'clock, brand-new home or rental property delivered right to your door. >>> the txdot of tackling the bay it was affordable housing shortage with a 3-d printer. >>> this home will be delivered to a family in mountain view in just three weeks. >> we are shown how in the original series, project home, tonight

after us president jo by an expanded trump era, restrictions on american investments in stockton chinese firms with alleged ties to the military. us regulators have approved a new drug for people with alzheimer's left despite and advisory committee concluding, there's not enough evidence to support its effectiveness. it's the 1st outside was drunk, to be approved in nearly 20 years. and whenever a peruse presidential election run off remains unfair with both candidates, neck and neck, left his candidate pedal kasteel edge ahead of conservative cake for the morning. as more votes come in from rural areas, leasing the canadian province of ontario, calling the death of a muslim family, a hate crime. the driver of a pickup truck ran over 5 pedestrians in the city of london, killing 3 generations of the same family. a 20 year old man has been arrested and charged. those are the headlines. these continues here and all the 0 after counting the cost, goodbye. you can watch or english streaming live, and i do see channels plus thousands of off programs. award winning documentaries and new support

brian stockton spokesperson for british pilots questions. the government's judgment, testable, the government hasn't published any of the science. it's hard to global task force is looking at this house and implemented its recommendations in the country loc, portugal on the green list, and they take it all government seems to be doing co t on whether people can have summer holidays and visit friends with families abroad . and as some workers are citing childcare as a reason, they're not going back to work. the buying administration is now offering more child tax credit. it's all part of the one point. 9 trillion dollar cronum virus relief package through tax credit and food assistance and housing assistance and health care coverage and direct checks the american rescue plan. and here's the general. the american rescue plan will lift half of americas children out of poverty. the administration is banking on 15000000000 for child care fighting claims, be able make it easier for people to return to work. however, the a does not require any proo

the image that you see behind me is the image of count center studios here in stockton, california.of "project home key" and units that were provided to our shelter. over 80% of stockton residents view homelessness affecting the quality of life for all stocktonians. and over 50% are experiencing behavioral health challenges in the areas of mental health and substance abuse disorder. the need to expand wrap around services, emergency shelter capacity, transitional and permanent housing opportunities has never been greater. the fundamental allocate -- the $20 billion funding allocations to our cities would help us take bold actionable steps to mitigate homelessness by addressing the root cause of homelessness in our communities and bring healing to unsheltered residents. it is imperative that our cities have access to increased levels of flexible funding from the state to adequately address the crisis through more positive initiatives like "project home key," community outreach efforts and ultimately homeless prevention. once again, this flexible funding allocation for homelessness wo

while russia, egypt and the united arab emirates are backing, the rebels escaped stockton. the debt took high dates such as tacky, russia and the american much less interested in pay. and they are expanding that b as of influence. it's mostly about geo politics. this is a click of warden. this is a proxy war and it has to be contained in the 1st and because at some point, the international players may contract each other directly by time diesel often lease dates. if anything want to expand the c as the influence, and unlike europe, they wouldn't have to deal with the consequences. and these are the consequences causing european diplomats headed by berlin are now working to bring peace to libya. both sides in the conflict considered the germans, unlike france or italy to be impartial negotiators, german lead mediation did at least lead to a cease fire. in october 2020, the airport tripoli, which had seen clashes between rebels and government troops, soon reopened for a limited number of flights. but the peace talks have been complicated enough by a desire and less more not r

research published by berkeley center for global health cities found 34 fellows recruited in stockton's advance peace program interrupted 44 gun violence conflicts and mediated more than 500 community conflicts. the work contributed to a reduction in homicides saving the city more than $110 million based on what it would have cost to investigate and prosecute those crimes. >> amount to a new policing tool used by the oakland police department training and then in a de-escalation simulator. we explain how it works and how it may bemay bemay >> in a scenario another man is acting erratically and has a snapping dog. does not pull the weapon. >> she immediately holsters are gone. >> it is not just go out there and shoot. >> officers use to train exclusively at gun ranges like this. it incorporates the officers conduct and can yield to different outcomes. the simulator is increasingly being used in police departments across the nation from orlando to oakland and some of those scenarios like this mass shooting at a theater seemed jarringly jarringly jarr in oakland, especially in light of inc

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this man was put into place time brought on after the stockton schoolyard shooting that killed five children. in yesterday's 94 page ruling, the judge spoke favorably of weapon saying that they were overwhelmingly used for legalfoa weapons. he wrote quote, like the swiss army knife, the popular ar 15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense and homeland defense equipment. the ban, challenged by a california resident in the san diego california gun gun gun gu the fact that the dge comparedar 15weonof war that us on the battlefield to a swiss army knife completely undermines the credibility of his decision and is a slap in the face to the families who have lost loved ones to this weapon. the gun owner also called the ruli public safety. as far as what is next, california attorney general robert bonsai has promised an appeal. we will keep you posted on any developments with that story. >>> new confusion over california's reopening timeline. governor newsom now says he will not lift the state of emergency. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke to bay area officials about what this means fo

have we finally hit a bottom we have two people to talk about it katie stockton says the bottom may be in but we could see 10,000, this could be an old-fashioned bull/bear debate lou, tell what's you're seeing that makes you think bitcoin could go all the way back to 10k? >> other than the head and shoulders information with i is ominous, the other problem it was below 10,000 and one of the things the pandemic is doing is makes us go back to where we were before it started and, furthermore, we don't know how much leverage there is there's a shadow market that leverages up to 101. we just don't know it's like that secret chinese banking system it's scary and we have to flesh all these people out the country of malta is nervous because there's a financial action task force investigating them and we'll see if they get put in the penalty box >> katie, how do you react are you worried about malta? >> i can't speak to the fundamentals of bitcoin but to only the chart really. my feeling is it was a shorter term setup and that the targeted level has already been reached from that head and shou

what we are saying is that the covid recovery trade, the surgeons of stock--the surgeons of stockton020 --the resurgence of stock in 2020, now we are going to get back to midcycle growth where we want to get back to secular stories, the fundamental pieces why you want to rotate back to at least parts of tech. the second argument is also evaluations. if you look at valuations for tech, it is always going to be high compared to the rest of the s&p. they are back to 2019 levels. for industrials and especially some of the discussion, for example, very high compared to that. that is part of the stock market that is still pressing a very robust recovery. we don't deny that the recovery is going to continue. alix: where does that leave things like energy and banks? in terms of your view of the next six months in terms of growth? maneesh: i think that is still going to go and we do want to have some exposure to the economy. you think about the cyclical stocks sectors, in particular consumer discretionary, mining, and energy. we think banks are best positioned for that. there is still the tai