. > > joaquín el chapo guzmán ingresó al penal de máxima seguridad altiplano el 2016 lo que loca perdóno vídeo dentro de la cárcel tenemos estas imágenes desde ciudad de méxico buenas noches >> julio siria joaquín se encuentra en una cárcel de máxima seguridad en estados unidos desde hace cuatro años aquí en méxico siguen apareciendo vídeos de los últimos momentos de el chapo guzmán dentro de cárceles de máxima seguridad ahora el portal de noticias dominio público, reveló imágenes donde se observa al ex capo de sinaloa en una revisión exhaustiva >> los policías le indican a joaquín el chapo guzmán que salga de su celda >> del altiplano para hacer una revisión y ordena quitarse los pantalones y hacer unas sentadillas guzmán parece desconcertado pero sigue todas las indicaciones que el vídeo fue grabado en 2016 cuando se encontraban el penal del altiplano después de su última captura el 8 de enero de este año eso era un protocolo normal para un reo de alta peligrosidad como el todo todo es para evitar que tuviera cualquier momento y que pudiera bañarlo para servir a su fuga sin embargo co

this is about my son, joaquin.y wife patricia was the one who were seat joaquin's diploma when he was supposed to be graduating from high school. i know how that feels. i'm glad that i can do this. i'm glad that we can find things that empower us. maybe, maybe, they are giving power to many parents that don't know how to react. they don't know how to do things. they maybe haven't found themselves doing something similar, but there are more than invited. we need to continue being parents and no one, no one, will stop that from happening. >> manuel oliver, the cofounder of the gun reform group " change the ref ", father of joaquin all over, it's a real honor to have you here. >> thank you very much, it's my honor, thank you. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find better bedtime stories. you'll find a better life is in store at miracle-ear, when you experience the exclusive miracle-ear advantage. it starts with our free hearing assessment. plus innova

joaquin's father manuel said today that he was not scared to pull off this sort of unbelievable pieceto show we're brave and not afraid of these guys. we have already felt the worst possible situation. there is no threat that can make me feel different. actions, not words. joining us now is manuel oliver. mr. oliver, thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. >> thank you. you did a great job presenting what we did. i love it. thank you. >> well, tell me about change the ref and how you came up with this idea. >> well, change the ref is a consequence of losing our beautiful son, joaquin. he loved to play basketball. he was a great writer, like you said. and he mentioned that sometimes when he played basketball, he was feeling bad calls from the referees. he was always looking for a fair game. then when i saw what happened in portland and i got more involved with the news and the reality behind that episode and every day gun violence, we thought that the referees, the referees in d.c., the ones that are supposed to give us a fair game, the ones that are supposed to make th

this area, the san joaquin valley, is one of the most important agricultural regions in america. farmers here produce a bounty of food: there are miles and miles of nut and fruit trees across the valley, and millions of beef and dairy cows. agriculture is a roughly $50 billion industry in california, and it's a thirsty one: using roughly 80% of the state's total water supply. >> and so all of that is affected by drought. >> brangham: ellen hanak heads the water policy center at the public policy institute of california. >> this is a region that has evolved with water scarcity. so growers have moved more and more into crops that generate more dollars per gallon of water used, and that means in that region, more tree crops like almonds especially, but also vines and fruits. but it puts them in between a rock and a hard place when you get into a really bad drought. >> brangham: in a good year, all the snow that falls in the sierra nevadas, and the rains in this area would end up in canals like this. there are thousands of these all over the valley, and farmers use that water to irri

it was felt all the way up to the sacramento valley, also the san joaquin valley, and out toward the bay area. once again, a five to six is a moderate to strong earthquake, and this is concerning. we're seeing a lot of the aftershocks in this situation here, but we're hoping that was the strongest of it, and the ones that follow will continue to remain below that 5.9. so far, looking at the usgs. they have been under 5.9. the largest has been 5.9. >> sandhya, a couple of points. one, we know there have now been 25 , so more aftershocks have happened since he presented that information, and dr. lisi jones, that has been putting out great information now with caltech, a longtime geologist, automated system he said automatic systems that locate quick sometimes get confused. initially, people were reporting it as one in smith valley, 1.9, and a 4.8 in farmington near the san joaquin county area. now, they have taken the one from stockton county away. cheez-it automatic systems do get confused, especially since there are very few stations in that area, right? and we talked about that, how

sintonía bienvenidos a esta mediadora de información siguen siendo titulares el vídeo que capta al joaquínapo guzmán allá en 2017 las imágenes muestran como obligaron a bajarse la ropa y hacer sentadillas surge también información que se habría reunido conagentes de la atea >>> el vídeo muestra ante las autoridades las mismas leyes que un día lo protegieron >>> este periodista asegura que de reveló a la atea prefería no ir porque era muy peligroso ellos tienen el verdadero poder >>> este habría sostenidouna reunión secretacon dos agentes estadounidensesentonces entran se tiró al suelo miro debajo de la puerta allí le confirmó uno de los protagonistas de este encuentro el narcotraficante supuestamente de información sobre sus rivales >>> y de los políticos y funcionarios involucrados confirmó que el chapo había avalado con ellos a causa de que no lo extraditaron a estados unidos pero el trato nunca se concretó >>> contrataron de nuevo a ladea sin embargo lado pudo librarlo de la justicia estadounidense la cual lo condenó a cadena perpetua en méxico, telemundo condenaron a 208 años de prisió

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sí condados san joaquín hasta esta noche y por eso sale en efeto hasta hoy lunes a las nueve de la nochede alta elevación y esperamos un nuevo aumento de temperatueras n la próxima semana. tiempo nublado, bastante fresco hacia esa región y en el áera de san josé aún queda u poco de nubosidad y la máxima estará en 75 grados. mire, nuestra cámara en vivo tenemos algunas gotitas. esa humedad continúa desde el pacífico. así que tendremos buenas temperaturas en los próximos días. continuamos. >> muchas gracias y hacemos una pausa. el gobierno lanza una campaña para que más residentes sean ciudadnos de este país. >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ya llega el momento de regresar a clases y apoyamos las escuelas. vemos cómo ayudar a estudiantes de bajos recursos >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> telemundo 488 están invitando a apoya r a neustrsaz escuelas. tiene que llenar una mochila con utensilios escolares. saludo con mi compañera y nos hablará más de esto. cuéntanos. >> este año son 23.500 mochilas que ercaudarán para estudiantes de escasos recursos. aquí está mi colega con representantes de la compañía comcast haciendo

. >> doña socorro es una de las 1444 personas que murieron en el condado de san joaquín. >> es importante tener un espacio para sanarte el dolor que ha pasado. ha pasado mucho en los últimos 15 meses. nosotros no nos enfermamos, no nos damos el espacio para procesar lo que ha pasado. >> invitan a la comunidad a traer las fotos de sus seres queridos para ponerlas en el altar. >> (habla en inglés). >> todo el mundo se enfoca en regresar a la normalidad, pero no nos hemos dado el tiempo para sanar, para reconocer lo que hemos perdido debido a la pandemia. esta organización de información sobre recursos para enfrentar situaciones provocadas por la covid-19. estarán desde las 7:00 de la tarde aproximadamente hasta las 9:00 de la noche. >> una nueva ley estatal ofrece ayuda para compensar a los estudiantes por el aprendizaje que perdieron debido a la pandemia. ahora los estudiantes pueden retomar su grado, nivelar sus calificaciones bajas o inscribirse en un quinto año de educación secundaria. un informe revela que casi 10% de estudiantes experimentaron falta de vivienda en 201

this would affect those in the sacramento and san joaquin river sheds.any farmers in the central valley have already seen their water allocations reduced. it's not final, but the board is set to order on this and not --. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. the more we hear about the drought, the scarier it becomes. >> and we're not even into peak season with the offshore flow that happens in september and october. we have a chance of wanting rains. thunderstorms and the possibility of lightning, but with the storms, if we see any, they should be moist and provide a little rain. as we look at live doppler 7, the onshore flow and deck of low clouds and fog that has allowed for moisture to reach the redwoods, the coast, those areas that are used to at this time of year. it has been a little cool in the afternoon with a breeze for some of you, but for others, it has been hot and we will see change to that today. mid-and high-level list moisture is wrapping around an area of high pressure around phoenix and that will bring up some of the moisture we could

. ♪♪♪♪ ♪♪♪♪ >>> imÁgenes de denso humo que provoca incendio en condado korn en san joaquÍn, como muestrade montaÑas donde la maleza y viento, sabemos que hacen mala combinaciÓn. >>> y dificulta la labor para tratar de apagar el incendio, lugares de difÍcil acceso, bomberos trabajan arduamente. >>> se complica porque continÚa la alta temperatura en el sur donde vimos que estÁ activada la alerta flex. >>> asÍ es. de hecho, sÍ las temperaturas estarÁn cÁlidas hacia sur y centro de california, a aquÍ en Área de la bahÍa hemos comenzado a ver este fresco, no tenemos alerta de tiempo en la zona, 60 san francisco 53 santa rosa 58 oakland y san josÉ, estas alertas en pantalla asociado a alta temperatura en vigor para el mar tegos para o oeste de estados unidos, para nosotros en Área de la bahÍa, el aviso por calor extremo ha quedado sin efecto. y lo que nos ayuda que un sistema de alta presiÓn, ya comenzÓ a debilitarse y esto permite que la capa marina, comience a adentrarse en nuestra zona y por eso la temperatura refresca y la humedad in cree pleno esta, vea valores, que estÁn en 30%, ya estÁn

energy, that line of showers, a well-organized line working its way just now into the southern san joaquin up through the southern sierra. that will be another issue for the southern sierra over the next few hours with lightning. that's probably the biggest story out of all of this in terms of lightning strikes, is the aftermath in the sierra. but let's come back home. we'll put this into the futurecast, watch that and of rain work its way up through the valley. watching regenerate overnight amma and that's when we have our chance. this is why at the top of the newscast i wanted to spotlight that window of time, midnight tonight through 11:00 tomorrow. that's our opportunity. and if we come in for a closer look at home and play this again, we are looking at the high resolution rapid refresh model. this is the best one to look at now. when you're just 12 hours away from an event, this is when you finally get noaa's best computer model to be able to give you a depiction of what the latest, best depiction is, and it shifted, like each hour you get a slightly different view because the thunder

que es comuna del joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera y culiacán sinaloa donde defendió su estrategia de abrazosión vamos a conocer un santo católico en el salvador es venerado por los salvadoreños que viven en estados unidos samuel nos presenta el santo de los inmigrantes >> a diario hay cantos para santiago en el salvador que es patroono de los inmigrantes >> en estados unidos o en otro lado son devotos al patrón >> por eso es de los más consentidos tiene 367 trajes juan se encarga que no se arruguen >> es de la familia es un faltón lleva su chaleco >> además tiene 115 pares de zapatos que juan mantiene libres de polvo >> zapatillas tipo bota que más regalos recibe en el as país gracias a la generosidad de los inmigrantes sobre todo los que viven en estados unidos >> muchos llegan a visitarlo como una promesa en ellos está jocelyn que vive en california >> a mí me estuvieron a punto de violar y me protegió >> irma dice que gracias a sus plegarias evitó que alberto el padre de sus hijos fuera reportado dcalifornia >> hasta la fecha está por allá este año le dimos un traje para el día de la dema

virgin islands and congressman joaquin castro of texas. they also both served as house impeachment managers during the second impeachment trial of donald trump. so i am positive they have a lot to say. i'm going to start with you congresswoman stacey plaskett because i think one thing that a lot of people are frustrated by is why does it have to be bipartisan? why do we care how many republicans are on this committee. there is no convincing these people of logic. so doesn't it make sense to just proceed with what they have? they have a quorum, and get the people's business done. what's your take? >> well, first, good morning to you and good morning to my colleague joaquin. it's so good to be with you both this morning. i think that we -- as you recall, we tried to create this into a bipartisan independent commission from the beginning, and i think what the speaker has chosen to do by naming an individual who was, in fact, a -- is a republican, one of the most conservative republicans liz cheney, and also while rejecting two, agreeing to th

the station is near joaquin miller park which closes during red flag warnings. was closed crews worked at station 24. >>> we're going to show you how tokyo's olympic stadium is prepping for the opening ceremony friday. >>> combing up at 7:00, all but one bay area county is recommending we all put our masks back on whether you're vaccinated or not. we talk to the county health officer about why. we'll have the conversation at 7:00 p.m. >>> but first on nightly news, lester holt talks one on one with the u.s. surgeon general, why he calls it the pandemic of the unvaccinated and warning about misinformation. >>> the centerpiece of any olympics is obviously the olympic stead yum. always very fancy. >> this year's olympic stadium has an interesting history. it was built in 1964. it was torn down and rebuilt to house a larger crowd. sadly, there will be no fans. it is magnificent. >> and we always see it. it's always showcased in the opening ceremony. we'll see the athletes, but there won't be any fans. >> but the mane action is on that field anyway. >>> tonight the p

en pantalla ahí está el sismógrafo que registró el movimiento el epicentro fue en el valle de san joaquíngenes están en movimiento de candelabros tan cuenta como vivieron algunos residentes como el que nos envía el vídeo de telemundo 48 queremos escuchar los que recibieron en sus celulares avisándole sobre el sismo y que tuvieran algún tipo de respuesta vamos a pasar con nuestra colega libertad, has logrado hablar con algunos residentes de san josé que te han dicho. >>> así es, los oficiales están divididos algunos y sintieron este movimiento otros dicen que no se dieron cuenta que ocurriera pero en nuestra área de la bahía a quien san josé de hecho estaban mi auto cuando empecé a sentir este pequeño movimiento creo que fueron unos 6 segundos en lo que sentí que se movía de lado a lado el auto y si se trataba de un sismo, como usted de comentaban han sido varios lo que se han reportado en la lo largo del día cerca del área de la bahía, hablé con una señora que se encontraba aquí casi pronto donde yo me encontraba ya no lo sintió a pesar de que yo si sentía movimiento pero me comentaba que

harmful algal blooms are popping up in waterways around san joaquin county patches of blue green algae collected on the edges of clio lake. >> and wash up on the boat ramps. >> so the king county public health services recently posted signs like these around the delta warning about the dangers of toxic algae great that they have the warning signs up. but when people know that in area is that the dangerous level we would really like to see them not voting out of that area. barbara barragan perea, executive director of restore the delta says the harmful algal blooms are a public health concern. you know, they are dangerous to people on. they can cause nausea. they can cause. not liver damage and small children. they can kill dogs that can cause nerve damage or ashes. >> so it's not just a you don't like them or the water doesn't look pleasant. it's that they are a public health threat. they also cause air pollution. the toxic algae blooms are caused by the company shun of rising water temperatures pollution. >> and the lack of fresh water flow throughout the delta system. 40,000 people i

with highs in the one 10 to one 15 range shattering temperature records in the sacramento and san joaquinn top of that, we do have a potential issue with our state power supply so the agency that monitors california's electric grid has issued a flex alert asking all californians to conserve as much as is safely possible. and it's not just because of the demand on the grid place bell the air conditioning units that are running. but cal iso also tells us a wildfire in southern oregon is threatening transmission lines that deliver a lot of the power that california relies on the national weather service has also issued an excessive heat warning because of these, of course, excessively hot daytime temperatures also with overnight lows only cooling down into the 70's and 80's. so everyone is it is advised and encouraged to avoid excessive outdoor activities during this time. thankfully relief is in sight. highs should be back down into the 90's on monday in sacramento. dennis shanahan, back to you. dennis. thank you. meanwhile, the folks in san leandro have about 25 minutes or so to see if. >>

near joaquin miller park. while closed worked at fair station 24. >>> check of the weather, meteorologist rob mayeda is here. nice to see you. >> good to be here and have good news. red flag warnings for dry lightning expired this morning but seeing action in the sierra, a number of thunderstorms which unfortunately fast forward another 24 hours and we'll see if we have more lightning-sparked fires. san jose still seeing puffy, subtropical clouds hanging out around the valley. 78 in san jose, finally cooling down in livermore, had mid to upper 90s earlier, but now the wind picking up, 87. and walnut creek is hot, 94. cooler air coming in in the evening, san francisco the chill continues at 59. no lightning locally but the sierra is different story. around the dixie fire explosive weather conditions happening right now. looks like super cell on the satellite view. fire has exploded up to 40,000 feet, we're picking up ash, rain and lightning on radar. showing aggressive growth and happens when mid-level moisture

ones on the san joaquin side are not as bad off. next slide. and this is where we are in total deliveries, so this is just a real quick summary of where we are with things that are important to a drought. in this case, the green lines show the demand in 2021 through the week of july 1 through 7, and you'll note that they are down below the levels we've seen in calendar year 2019 and in calendar year 2020 and the last five-year average, so it's pretty clear that people throughout our service area have gotten the met ang that there is a drought on. we may be in better shape than others, but certainly, we have to be responding to this drought condition. next slide. i want to give a little bit of a background here on how dry it has actually been, and those are comparisons between 2020 and 2021 compared to water years 1976 and 1977. these are important because water years 1976 and in particular, 19 #' 7 were the driest years in our history at hetch hetch see. by comparison, 76 and 77 were 39.4 inches put together. 20 and 21 put together are 39.27 in

that includes one busy fire station near joaquin miller park . it is unexpected the closed for the weekend. this fine says it all station 25 in the foothills. a station closed up type, no firefighters inside. just-in-time for a red flag warning. >> i'm incredibly concerned station 25 is closed. >> reporter: without hot water, firefighters and paramedics can't be safe when returning from calls. >> our members can't decon after covid calls when they are in contact with blood. and after fires when they are in contact with carcinogens. >> reporter: station 25's water heater was supposed to be fixed friday, but stopped working again. the soonest it will be repaired as monday. >> it's incredibly disappointing our fire station is not up to par. if there is a wildfire, we know how fast they travel. and every single second count. >> reporter: for now fire station 25 has been temporarily relocated to another station. at the reality that doesn't sit well with residents who know their neighborhood is tinder dry and lightning is on the way. >> it's unfortunat

harmful algal blooms are popping up in waterways around san joaquin county patches of blue green algae collected on the edges of clio lake. >> and wash up on the boat ramps. >> so the king county public health services recently posted signs like these around the delta warning about the dangers of toxic algae great that they have the warning signs up. but when people know that in area is that the dangerous level we would really like to see them not voting out of that area. barbara barragan perea, executive director of restore the delta says the harmful algal blooms are a public health concern. you know, they are dangerous to people on. they can cause nausea. they can cause. not liver damage and small children. they can kill dogs that can cause nerve damage or ashes. >> so it's not just a you don't like them or the water doesn't look pleasant. it's that they are a public health threat. they also cause air pollution. the toxic algae blooms are caused by the company shun of rising water temperatures pollution. >> and the lack of fresh water flow throughout the delta system. 40,000 people i

. >> thomas testa was the san joaquin county prosecutor.d handled a number of missing persons cases. so when he heard about the case of larry an elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case low that just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think maybe they took a granted went to nevada. >> testa began by taking a good hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a forties film nor movie. in that, she was a stunner, physically. everyone said that. but more importantly, she had a control over him that just amaze me. she was able to see jump, and the men would see how high. >> it certainly seemed true larry, so said his old friend fred. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. did >> that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you found yourself shut out? >> yeah. >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture and i was devastated. >>

a entrar en efecto tenemos vigilancia por tiempo de fuego o de bandera roja para sacramento, san joaquínomenzando mañana domingo a las 11:00 de la mañana y el Á'era de la bahía tiene aviso de bandera roja para ccontra ccosa, marín, napa y santa cruz también el suroeste de eestados unidos tiene una corriente de aire húmeda y que puede provocar la formación de tormentas eléctricas pero lamentablemente sin precipitación así que estos rayos estarían impactando nuestros suelos que están secos y pueden entonces generar potencial de incendios y la mala noticia es que el pronóstico apunta a que mañana en la tarde vamos a tener un 23% para fairfax y mañana con esta baja humedad y viento soplando vamos a tener este alto potencial de incendios y este aviso de bandera roja pero vamos a ampliar esta información y detalles de las temperaturas en unos minutos. >>> en otras informaciones varios condados del Á'era de la bahía están recomendando el uso de cubrebocas debido al aumento de los contactos relacionados a la variante delta entre ellos alameda, san francisco y santártica clara donde se han report

so i spoke to joaquin mccoy, a san francisco joaquin mccoy, a san francisco attorney wh sherman but has represented pro athletes in the past. he says most of the facts of this case are still very much unknown. and if there ends up being a trial, say a resolution could take a year or more. he also cautioned the importance of remembering that at this time sherman has not been charged with any crime. so there still a lot that we're learning justine, thank you so much, kate. and i know you will be digging into it a lot more for us. >> now members of the oakland united collission rallied outside of the a's headquarters today. they were demanding that the team's owners commit to a community benefits agreement as part of the howard terminal stadium project community benefits agreement would require the a's to pay for affordable housing projects and to create well paying union jobs for people who live there. >> this is so important to oakland that ties to be a champion at all points for diversity, for inclusion and equity. >> here's here's why the words have to have to meet the ground. and this

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well-organized line of thunderstorms marching its way across the southern san joaquin valley, but i wantto show you how we are going to get on the act later tonight. two ingredients are going to come together to give us this chance for thunderstorms. this is where you got the added moisture in the atmosphere. no surprise it's down here where the thunderstorms were. that we are not looking at actual rain, we are just looking at the available potential in the atmosphere for where the moisture is. this is different and it's important. that is a high amount for us, on the scale here. it gets pretty far over towards the yellow. this is ingredient one. we are going to have the moisture to develop storms. ingredient number two, you wouldn't be able to see unless you looked at a map with lines, there's going to be a little bit of a trough right here, just a little bit of added energy. this is how you get the lift in the atmosphere and this is important to look at because of both of these things, the added moisture and that little bit of a trough are coming together at just the right time. we did

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personas me respondieron que si habían sentido el movimiento de california hasta el área de valle de san joaquín las autoridades de la precaución porque estos accidentes pueden ocurrir ya que está preparado. >>> muy bien dicho libertad, gracias por estos detalles. acabamos de recibir la actualización de este sismo que se registró en el área de cualquier que es entre california y nevada subió a 3 puntos ceros. >>> son datos preliminares a lo que se dárselo un mundo que se presenta en este movimiento y vemos la cantidad de movimiento simiesco vamos primero al epicentro que era 5 punto 9 y se acabo de autorizar por el servicio sismológico a 6, es un poco menos pero en este caso fue un poco más la profundidad era de 6 millas se actualizó a 4 millas exactamente a las 3 con 49 un minuto después se detona esa serie de réplicas que alcanzan hasta lo 4 5 6 a las 4 con 33 pero la que tuvimos fue cerca de stockton que llegó hacia el área de la bahía, a medida que se va la superficie sentimientos más grande el epicentro es donde se encuentra la superficie pero también la profundidad es importante, se le lla

so at least for the registered over 2.5 out of farmington, in san joaquin county. and of course further east, a minute before that in smith valley, nevada. just across the california border. there was a 5.9 that was felt widely in the bay area. san francisco, east bay, oakland, walnut creek area, even the south bay. that jolted people awake this sleepy afternoon. >> no kidding, but i think of anything the saving grace of this situation is that yes, these instances happened and not very populated areas. oftentimes we hear of objects falling from shelves or people being knocked to the ground, but that was not the case. these were in areas that are perhaps not well populated. not many people knew initially exactly what the largest city was in comparison to where they were located and therefore we have not heard reports of injuries. we have not heard reports of public transportation in the city needing to be shut down as a precaution or put on a delay. something also to point out is even though certain people felt it in san francisco, there was not that need to delay c

have introduced legislation to bring more doctors to underserved areas around the country like san joaquin valley by creating new medical schools. everyone deserves access to quality health care. these investments will make life better for americans and help spur economic growth by creating millions of good-paying jobs. guess what? we need them. the health and development of our communities, economy depends on infrastructure and i encourage my colleagues to join me in building back america's future better. so, it's essential that in the next two months we pass the bipartisan infrastructure package, infrastructure bill and reconciliation packages to bring this country together and to invest in the future. mr. speaker, how much time do i have left remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california -- mr. costa: thank you, mr. speaker. i also rise today to pay tribute to a dedicated public servant and strong, strong advocate for students in my home in fresno, california, carol mills. carol mills was passionate about everything she ever did. she was a 17-year trustee for the fre

it looks pretty toasty throughout the sacramento valley and the san joaquin. alright, that being said, we've got that fog that is locked along the coastline. there it is. and that is keeping the temperatures, of course, much cooler out toward the beaches. i think even though we'll see less fog we'll have enough of the sea breeze during this heat wave that will keep those temperatures cooler along the coastline. so overeat their 52nd pacifica right now. 59 in san francisco or maybe even 5 degrees in concord overnight tonight. going to see more patchy low clouds and fog again return to some coastal drizzle tomorrow morning. clouds then becoming mostly sunny and then high pressure really takes over builds in for the weekend. that's going to send those temperatures soaring away from the coast overnight tonight, though, it's going to be about that fog again, it's going to move into the bay and some of the valleys to the breakaway leave a mostly sunny skies except up toward the beaches. but even there may be a little more broken by tomorrow afternoon. i still in the

with highs in the one 10 to one 15 range shattering temperature records in the sacramento and san joaquin valleys. on top of that, we do have a potential issue with our state power supply so the agency that monitors california's electric grid has issued a flex alert asking all californians to conserve as much as is safely possible. and it's not just because of the demand on the grid place bell the air conditioning units that are running. but cal iso also tells us a wildfire in southern oregon is threatening transmission lines that deliver a lot of the power that california relies on the national weather service has also issued an excessive heat warning because of these, of course, excessively hot daytime temperatures also with overnight lows only cooling down into the 70's and 80's. so everyone is it is advised and encouraged to avoid excessive outdoor activities during this time. thankfully relief is in sight. highs should be back down into the 90's on monday in sacramento. dennis shanahan, back to you. dennis. thank you. speaking of that fire in oregon for oakland. firefighters left yes

excessive heat watch in the slum account into the sacramento valley and also all the way down the san joaquin're going to look at those temperatures again, upper 90's, maybe a 104 degrees in parts of slow county. so very, very hot temperatures expected friday through about monday may need to be extended after that as well. the meantime, the rest of the area do with some fog and low clouds again, moving in along the coastline. we'll see that out there. cool 50's out there toward the beaches. nice warm, 85 degrees in concord is currently 76 little cooler into livermore inside the bay. very comfortable 66 degrees in oakland and very nice 72 degrees in san jose. we're going to have more on your local weather. plus, check out what is now hurricane elsa coming up in a few minutes. i'd approaching. thank you, lauren. side. coming up, gas prices keep going up and up are going to look at one of the spots with the highest prices in the bay area. >> plus no needles, no problem. how you could get your covid-19 vaccine without getting an actual shot in your arm. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highwa

la regiÓn bajo el calor intenso todavÍa hasta la noche se espera que en algunos lugares como san joaquÍnte en la lÍnea cos tÉ asÍ que condiciones frescas para nosotros que van continuar en prÓximos dÍas especialmente en esta nueva semana le voy a dar el pronos ticos completo no se lo vaya perder al regresar. >>> gracias guillermo y usted recuerde que el tiempo solo tiene que acercar la cÁmara de telÉfono al televisor y lo enviarÁ a telemundo 48 punto como. >>> en los Últimos dasa el condado marina registrÓ un repunto te en casos y hospitalizaciones por covid-19. segÚn autoridades coincidido con la reapertura y circulaciÓn de mÁs va aviaciÓn tes de virus el condado marÍn estÁ entre las xundz mÁs vacunadas del estado con el 9 t % de los residentes vacunados con una dosis. aÚn asÍ el virus permanece activo principalmente entre los residentes no vacunados. >>> y uno de los centros masivos de vacunaciÓn mÁs grande de la bahÍa cerrarÁ sus puertas es este en san francisco y por la disminuciÓn de las demanda y disponibilidad de la es una el Último dÍa operaciÓn serÁ el miÉrcoles, y abrirÁ de die

this would then affect those in the sacramento and san joaquin river watersheds.ny farmers in the central valley have already seen their water allocations reduced. keep in mind, it's not final, but the board is set to vote on august 3rd. >>> the gilroy garlic festival is back after two difficult years. this was the first after a mass shooting in 2019, and last year it was canceled, of course, because of the pandemic. now, that forced organizers to reimagine the festival as a drive-thru event. things may have changed, but the flavors and the aromas are certainly still the same. this was the second day sold out in a row. >> we had a hard couple years, so we're here to support them. >> this is tradition with our family. we come every year. we missed it last year, and we said we're not going to miss it this year. >> the festival is already sold out for tomorrow, but at last check tickets were still available for next weekend. if you do plan on attending, drivers must pre-order garlic festival favorites in advance. no walkup orders are accepted. >>> the oakland aviatio

san joaquÍn, solano, y comienza maÑana, y termina el lunes en la bahÍa los condados contra casta, marÍn el sur del estado. tiene algunas presidente pimiento ciones, pero en el Área de la bahÍa. no tenemos precipitaciÓnes tenemos la capa marina que humedece costas, y mire esta nubosidad que estÁ hacia el sur del estado comenzarÁ a aumentar esta noche sobre todo durante el dÍa de maÑana, y ya maÑana a las siete de la maÑana comenzarÁ la nubosidad a desplazarse por toda el dlaer bahÍa. los colores verdes, son precipitaciones y asÍ que poblaciÓn lluvias a sierra nevada y en la regiÓn verdes aparecen a penas y asÍ que tenemos nubosidad en nuestra zona. y precisamente esta nubosidad pudiera generar actividad de rayos o tormentas elÉctricas y si no sabÍa lo va aprender aquÍ en el segmento de la autoridad en el tiempo, la base de la nube tiene cargas negativa superficie cargas positivas y cargas opuestas atraen y producen rayos causa pudiÉramos tener incendios sobre todo porque montaÑas estÁn secas y asÍ que cualquier incendio que se genere va sÉ va propagar rÁpidamente y el viento ya ayudarÁ p

costa county is classified under exceptional drought, the primary source of water is a sacramento san joaquin delta originating from rivers within the sierra water officials say much of the anticipated inflow from snowmelt was absorbed by the dry ground. the water district plans to use water stored in los vaqueros reservoir, which is at about 77% capacity. in addition to voluntary conservation to meet customers needs in the meantime, the district has these tips at mulch into our our gardens or into or any landscape, though, have outside of mult is a great way to retain moisture within the soil. and so you don't have to water as often. >> and then indoors. people can take a look at that and have your fixtures tech and make sure that, you know, have a leak in a toilet or in a fossett little little things like that. save a lot of water and like other counties. contra costa water is offering rebates and incentives to get people to say water. that includes line replacements and free fixtures like shower, heads and timers reporting in danville. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and because of the drought c

how about joaquin neiman, from just off the 17th green. set himself up nicely.he coleader in the club house. how do this one end? take a look. one bounce. his first career hole in one. they lead the leaderboard by one shot with a 14 under total. the xas. and the foul number 52, patrick willis this week was selected to the 49ers hall of fame. all- pro let that defense for eight seasons before retiring at 2014. he will be joined by wide receiver john taylor. not this one is overdue. number 82 helped the team win three super bowls and he thrived in his role as the complement to jerry rice. >> i have been told many a times if i had went to another team, i would have been there star receiver. welcome i think was always this. once i got into the league, all i wanted to do was win a championship. >> basketball in oakland. we found the nigerian basketball team holding training camp. mike brown is the head coach. they play team usa in an exhibition game next saturday and brown knows what is coming. a lot of this. draymond green. >> he's going to do something and he's goi

it's near joaquin miller park which closes during red flag warnings. fire union leaders say the timing is horrible. >> the firefighters would love it be here but it's uninhabitable because there is no way to clean themselves after covid calls, calls after they are ex closed to blood and the car sin joins that come with fire. >> reporter: they responded, the unexpected closure of station 25 is frustrating and concerning. the department is working diligently to immediately fix the issue that needs to be corrected at station 25 while ensuring we meet our mandated response time. those crews are working temporarily at station 24. the goal is for a monday repair and they say for the chief addressing aging systems is a priority. he is working with city leaders to develop an improvement plan so things like this don't happen again. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> right now we want to update you on some of the fires across northern california. that is the beckwourth complex fire burning on the edge of the plumas national forest, 105,000 acres. the good ne

this would then affect those in sacramento and the san joaquin river watersheds. many farmers in the central valley have already seen their water allocations reduced. keep in mind, it is not final, but the board is set to vote on the order on august 3rd. >>> the gilroy garlic festival is back after two difficult years. this was the first since a mass shooting in 2019, and last year it was canceled because of the pandemic. that force t reimagine the festival as a drive-thru event. things may have changed, but the flavors and aromas are still the same. this was the second soldout day in a row. >> we had a hard couple years, so we're here to support them. >> this is tradition with our family. we come every year. we missed it last year, and we said we're not going to miss it this year. >> the festival is already sold out for tomorrow, but at last check, tickets were still available for next weekend. keep in mind if you do plan on attending, drivers must pre-order garlic festival favorites in advance. no walk-up orders are accepted. >>> the oakland aviation museum hono

one station that isn't open is fire station 25 due to a problem with the water heater there near joaquin miller park which closes during red flag warnings. fire union leaders say the timing is horrible. >> the firefighters would love to be here but it is just uninhabitable because there is no way to clean themselves after covid calls, calls where they're exposed to blood and carcinogens that come with fires. >> in a statement the oakland fire department responded in part. the unexpected closure of station 25 is frustrating and concerning. the department is working diligently to immediately fix the issues that need to be corrected at station 25 while ensuring we meet our mandated response times. those crews are working temporarily at station 24 less than two miles away. the goal is for a monday repair. they say for the chief addressing aging systems as priority. he is working with city leaders to try and develop an improvement plan so things like this don't happen again. nbc bay area news. >>> we are also keeping a close eye on several fires raging in northern california. the tamarack fir

the station is near joaquin miller park which closes during red flag warnings. they say the timing is horrible. >> the firefighters would love to be here, but it's just uninhabitable because there's no way to clean themselves after covid calls, after calls where they're exposed to blood, after calls where they're exposed to the carcinogens of fire. >> they released this statement. in the meantime, the crews from the station working at fire station 24. >>> a deadly shooting is rocking a normally quiet neighborhood. this happened around 1:30 sunday morning in walnut creek. officers say they found four people wounded, one died at the scene. it happened on sos drive near northern main street. this is the third homicide the city so far this year. walnut creek had none last year and only one in 2019. >>> and mayor breed this afternoon is expected to be among the city leaders in chinatown shining the spotlight on the impact of crime on tourism. a live look the city right now, and in just a few hours san francisco's police chief is expected to outline a plan aimed at ke

the way ahead, john, how visited the home or former interior minister joaquin form to find out after almost 4 years in the spanish jail separatist leaders. among them, jackie forn emerged defiant and still committed to an independent apollonia and tend to my thought. but i feel strong, i don't regret anything, and i'm convinced that it's necessary to keep fighting and that we will manage to get what we want. the former capital and interior minister under still exile president carlos please. demo form said the leaders had agreed on a 2 year time table for talks with central government in madrid. and then i would see should we be positive? yes. personally, i'm not optimistic that into your time, that will be great results. so i think we have to be ready to exit negotiations in 2 years with a roadmap, decided by the pro independence parties for the way ahead. of our question is while i was scotland granted a referendum by the british government and here it's impossible. why did canada accept a referendum over ca, becky? and here it's impossible. the answer is clear, because here there i

maity: tenemos un saludo del actor joaquÍn cossio. aquÍ usted lo ve primero.o andes con nadie" un posesivos ustedes con la mujeres. >> la verdad es que estamos muy contentos de estar defendiendo el regional mexicano. con mariachi. una balada romÁntica. algo que se pueda dedicar para las parejitas. carlos: tenemos el honor de haber lanzado estÁ boy band. ¿cuÁles son sus expectativas? >> tenemos un lugar en el corazÓn y en la mente del pÚblico. debido a que hemos trabajado tanto. hemos echado tantas ganas esperamos que sea del agrado de todos. todo el esfuerzo que estamos echando. carlos: estÁn muy buen vestidos. perecen nuevo integrante. que se siente estar engalanando. >> es una locura lo que estoy viviendo. carlos: me imagino que estÁn planeando hacer algÚn dueto. echando ojo alguno de los grandes. >> encantado de compartir con grandes artistas pero estamos contentos que estamos terminado de grabar el ep. un ep que cuenta con dos canciones. se viene abajo mÚsica para toda la gente. carlos: seguramente tendrÁn a muchas jovencitas gritÁndoles. vamos a escucharl

or died of natural causes at the san joaquin valley hospital this morning, alcala was sentenced to death in 2010 for five murders in california between 1977 1979. he was known as the dating game killer, because in 1978, he actually appeared as a contestant on the television show the dating game. investigators have either suspected alcala of or linked him to 130 other murders across the country from california. all the way to new york for the first time in weeks, someone in marin county has died from covid 19 coming up, the delta variant begins to change people's attitudes about the virus, then the california republican party is leading in hard on the upcoming new some recall election ahead their latest move to shore up a gop candidate. and we've got some high clouds moving in tonight. this is part of the monsoonal moisture that's in the southwest away from home tonightg much needed support to contain the fast growing, nick. see fire that's burning right now in plos debut, counties ktvu emma god spoke to some of the firefighters who are on the ground now. a close up. look at the fast grow

he wasn't be for joaquin. beto o'rourke says don't take him out of this.uff, what is real and what isn't? >> there's beto o'rourke would be the most formidable. he hasn't committed either way, but until he makes a hard decision, you know, there are not other folks who are willing to put that i am name out there. the democrat bench in texas continues to be pretty small. given that there's tension, whether it's covid or voting rights, so they look to harris county, and hidalgo, but as of now she's expressed for interest, even though some folks continue to look at her as a promising candidate. >> is the state democratic party ability to recruit people for all the on the floor oichs? >> it has been a challenge. they haven't always found necessarily the strongest candidates with the most political experience, but they've been able to fill those slots. i anticipate they'll be able to do so again in 2022. >> patrick svitek, i think texas will be one of the three or four most interesting places in 2022. i imagine you'll be a more familiar face, at least for this h

. >> to the dose rios ranch where the san joaquin rivers meet. >> we need to do everything we can tothem. >> reporter: a coalition of scientists and experts has joined forces, the group is attempting to ward off a catastrophe. the collapse of the migrating monarch butterfly by restoring their habitat. >> the landscape is a canvas. we get to be artists, we get to bring in the things that we want to see. >> reporter: along the rivers and streams, teams just finished planting nearly 600 acres of native milkweed, and other nectar rich plans. >> this is our newest restoration. >> reporter: claire is with river partners, the nonprofit organization is coordinating the effort. california fish and wildlife is funding it. >> if you break off part of the leaf, >> reporter: milkweed loses asap, and that plant is critical for the monarch lifecycle. >> caterpillars from monocryl only eat milkweed. >> reporter: it is known as an indicator species. what happens to the monarch could spell trouble for others. >> butterflies are like the famous canary in the coal mine. they are indicators of a potentia

with app huge fility in ntgton isea in antio ucti is under way on the n joaquin delta.to francisco bay since 2003. >> the newer desalinization facility is with fresh water and salt water from the bay. we take this blackish-brown water and remove the salt and the excess minerals from the water. the process uses reverse osmosis. this is an example of what inside these pressure vessels. it is a semi permeable membrane that allows water to pass through one side of the the t membrane with pressure applied and the salt and the minerals remain on the other side of the membrane. it is a separation process producing that high quality water. >> this facility produces about 12 million gallons per day which is about a quarter of the overall water that we produce. handling the brine stream is always a consideration so what we do is we take that concentrate stream and we move it to a location within the title zone along the bay to a point where the water quality in that concentrate stream matches the average water quality in that receiving water. why monitor for toxicity to aquatic s