the la headquarters of the ku klux klan revealed 3000 clan members in la county alone, 1000 s. including the da staff, and two names on the list spoke volumes, the la chief of police and la county sheriff were both members. the messenger put it in their report on the raid the same courageous thinker would contend that negroes can rely on police and the authorities when the evidence reveals the police and authorities are members of the ku klux klan. one would think this episode would put a end to the california clan but after the trial was botched, you can read about that in chapter 5 in which all these clan members debated their attack the local naacp, they continued to operate ever since the trial. what does this have to do with housing and segregation? contrary to popular assumptions, this clan at a focus on african-americans and catholics and others and another assumption i want us to get rid of and some believe that the clan disappeared during the 30s and especially world war ii, the tamping down of the second clan. many believed that was the end of it for the clan to be spo

the world capital of the swimming pool, 250,000 in la county alone. [choral music builds tension] but stuck between the desert and the ocean, the people of la might just be living dangerously. [string music rises] this is jay famiglietti. water scientist. every time california starts running out of water, he's the pundit they come running for. [bill maher] senior water scientist from nasa's jet propulsion laboratory, jay famiglietti. [cheering and applause] hey, professor. how are you, sir? [string music rises] -[coffee bubbles] -[string music rises] [bl maher] finally, a witness that will tell us expert testimony about this. they call you the al gore of water i hear. [jay] wow, well, that's, that's impressive. -well, you know it's a-- -[laughter] [jay] when stories like this break, they break in a very, very big way. [bill] why isn't there a panic or at least a sense of urgency? where is the governor going on tv? -what's the plan, man? -well, that's, that's the point. water, it's serious shit, bro. [laughs] [jay] it's not clear to me that the general

leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time. >> elected officials move in their own self-preservation and self-interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent red

la county district attorney george gascon announced today a 24 page complaint was filed against atlas metal and its owners. according to the complaint, the company violated state environmental laws by not properly disposing hazardous waste. it says soil samples at the high school next to the facility showed excessive concentrations of lead and zinc. the company and its two owners are now facing felony charges. and now to the state of arizona, where a mountain lion made itself right at home. take a look at this mountain lion caught on camera drinking right out of a backyard swimming pool. this is in scottsdale. the homeowner says she was a little panicked and scared for her dogs, but in the end, no one was hurt. this happened right at the base of troon mountain wildlife experts say sightings like this are more common in the summer months. new at 11 tonight, a man and two dogs are safe after san francisco firefighters rescued him off of a cliff. firefighters shared video of that rescue operation when crews were called out to fort funston shortly after 1130 this morning. san francisco fi

typically able to do their work face-to-face with that person in their clinic, sometimes in places like la county professionals embedded with police to deal with issues. you don't have the capabilities in most places. if you don't cover the next big thing is to have that person face-to-face in a virtual setting. even not having them they there in real life. >> i want to jump if i can to the tragedy in the bahamas the 18 -year-old kid who jumped off that high school crews vote. they were drinking in shark infested waters and they disappeared one of the mothers said this was a booze cruise an they were on their way back whe this happen. my son text me when it happened saying cameron jumped off they can't find him. they were out there until two o 3:00 a.m. it sounds like may be booze, peer pressure, a lot of things went into this and if you're looking at it from a social perspective, is it one of those social media things where maybe there is too much pressure for this kid to jump? >> it's just a tragedy to have this happen. when you think about that you have alcohol involved which is never good for

leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la countyation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw their districts for the next so according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time. >> elected in their own self-preservation and self-interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent redistricting commiss

leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la countyof labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next >> anyway, according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time. >> elected officials move in their own self-preservation and self-interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent redi

la county, apple rolled out the so as via satellite feature last month. activates when you dial 9-1-1, in an area that doesn't have cell service and then let you send an emergency text via satellite over the weekend. woman was hiking with a friend and when she fell and injured her ankle. you see the rescue chopper. they use this new feature to call for help. soon after she was hoisted to safety and is now recovering well. >> it was my friend who took the lead and was able to find a hot spot where communication could go out incredible technology. i think it's worth the investment very grateful that i had it. never crossed my mind that i would ever have to use it. >> right now the service is free. that's for the first 2 years with that iphone 14 or iphone 14 pro. >> that occur in the bay area. the city of concord cracking down on illegal fireworks. and police say you can help over the next couple of weeks. officers will focus on areas with high volumes of fireworks complaints and they will respond to real-time reports of fireworks related calls from their n

we know there's a flash flood warning, a water spout warning and a blizzard warning in effect for la countythe first blizzard warning since 1989. the number one song in the country was lost in your eyes by debbie gibson the last time we had a blizzard warning here, and i would like to sing it in its entirety for you now. this is what it was like on the treacherous el capone pass. massive amount of trucks, they looked good up in big bare many feet of snow, even in hollywood. my kids woke up this morning and they were like, is that cgi? very interesting i have a hard time believing it just so happens to be snowing on the day cocaine bare comes out. feels like marketing to me. speaking of cocaine bare, today marks the one-year anniversary of vladimir putin's unjustified invasion of ukraine. the united nations approved a resolution calling for russia to withdraw their troops. that should do it. if i know anything about history i know the best way to thwart an evil dictator is with a strongly worded letter. it's hard to believe this war has been going on for a year now. it's even harder to belie

80-degree plus side as we look farther to the north into the upper half of the 80s far inland and la countybaltimore orioles. temperatures will start off near 60 degrees, then coast down into the mid-50s. but a pleasant evening at the ballpark with a lot of stuff going on in the weekend. union street festival, temperatures in the mid-60s throughout the weekend. and san mateo county fair, a couple degrees warmer down the peninsula with the highs near the low 70s. your seven-day forecast includes that outside chance of a couple of pop-up showers, maybe even a thunderstorm on tuesday. not much change to the overall temperature change around the bay. but inland, more noticeable cool down from the low 80s this weekend down to slightly below average. maybe back to near average temperatures bit time we hit the second weekend in june. it's the same about 10% to 20% chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm for all parts of the bay area. most of us will stay dry, but it is something we will monitor as we head through the next several days. new discovery ank internna of scientists takes us tothe cent

. >> it's 10 10 and the la county sheriff's office has been contacted twice this week by people who spotted somebody wearing an orange jumpsuit. and they're thinking is this a prisoner who made an escape and they were worried? well, the sheriff assures us that no inmates escaped from the santa rita jail. they're figuring that somebody left the jail with jail, issued clothing and they've been wearing of around the san francisco area. they say you're not supposed to leave in jail issued clothing. it doesn't belong to you and maybe somebody stole it. this is actually i remember was a problem in arizona where some of head of prisoners were wanting to wear the jail issues like shorts. you know, the briefs. so joe arpaio died them all pink so that they would be desirable. it ended up. people wanted the pink gundy's and they ended up selling making money jail. anyway. good grief it. you're safe, not a prisoner. it is 10 11. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay city council meeting takes an unfortunate turn after someone calls in deliver an anti-semitic s >> it's 10, 14 and today

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on the pens la, san mateo county will soon begin construction to revamp this comes on a bile approved by the board of supervisors last night. it was -- it will be the newest for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ama: this afternoon we're hearing from the marin county woman who caught a bear on camera in her yard. she tells abc 7 news that the whole thing unfolded while she was comforting her daughter, who was having a nightmare, about bears. >> i was telling her that there aren't bear and is she doesn't have to be worried about it and my phone dings and i look at my camera and there was a bear and i couldn't even understand what was happening. ama: that is so crazy. caitlin immediately called authorities but no one believed her. the bear hasn't

santa clara county coroner's office is la jury belong, died after being stabbed.tion of bail. a motive is still under investigation. or police about allow for are seeking your help. the trying solve a 22 year old cold case on 6/10/2001, maria, his sorrow was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on that sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never recovered. now, if you have a tip, you're urged to call a lot of police. in the east bay. a crash left one woman dead and 2 men with major injuries. the crash happened around early saturday morning around 4 on 8.80, in hayward. chp says 2 cars stopped in the far left-hand lane instead of safely move into that shoulder. that's when a speeding dodge durango ran into both cars and 3 people. the dodge then flipped into that right shoulder. police say no one was in that dodge when they got to the scene. in the south bay, santa clara community organizations receiving $60,000 in grant funds to help combat racial inequity. now

took third, fourth and sixth places with ventura at number three, san diego, number four, la and orange county'sr five, napa came in at number seven. the survey was conducted by the lawn lover company. it says all of the expensive areas are in the coastal areas and research owners are looking into the reasons behind homelessness in california. according to ucsf and this study, more than 171,000 people experience homelessness in california. almost half of the people studied are over the age of 50. many deal with poor health as well as trauma. poor signing seem to be on the rise in the bay area. part of the increased sightings may be that there are more people with security cameras to capture the wildlife. and in the past few days, three videos of beer sightings in san rafael have been posted on the next door app. wildlife experts say the same beer appears to be in the recent videos. and one woman says she was surprised to see the bear appear on her cameras. i went on thinking, huh , i wonder if there's a bear on my camera. i did not expect to see that. so when i see this huge creature walking pas

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kinds of very important social activity within the state of nevada and especially within clark county and las vegas. so it's not at all clear that they think it's all that important, but obviously it is one of those things that is going to have a real impact on politics, and that raises its level of importance. but certainly it could wait for an additional session or in the worst case, it would have to wait for another year and a half to two years. right because the legislature there only meets every every couple of years. so we'll see if they work, work out a deal here before that midnight deadline. tom vacar live for us in oakland here with the latest details on this ongoing drama surrounding the oakland a's. thanks, tom. okay well, legendary bay area radio station has now gone back to its roots live 105 came back to the airwaves at 1053 this morning, playing its former alternative rock format. the time is 1053. and we have some news. the one and only. the one and only the one. and only the one. and only the one. and only . live 105 is back. get a little sentimental there. right i was going

and alameda county judge has dropped 2 of 3 murder charges against a man accused of fatally shooting 3 people back in 2008. >> the case against da la da, lonzo longwood became controversial when the judge rejected a plea deal offered by alameda county district attorney pamela price. at the time, if found guilty log would face 75 years to life in prison. price says the judge agreed to dismiss the charges after a witness refused to cooperate. she says that witness had almost 12 years taken off of his 31 year sentence in exchange for testifying against longwood in 2018, longwood has already served 14 years. >> alameda county judge was robbed at gunpoint in oakland today. it happened about 9 o'clock this morning inside a parking garage at 13th and madison downtown right next to a building that houses the alameda county sheriff's department officials describe the suspects, rather as 3 men wearing masks. the judge was not hurt. >> despite momentum building for the a's moved to las vegas, oakland city leaders appear to be making another push to try and keep the team in oakland and at the same time set the record straight four's. dan kerma

the fulton county sheriff, pat la bat told me days after trump's court appearance that he sent deputiesrk to look at the strategy there, safety and security. we know he did the same thing at the federal courthouse in miami yesterday. again to -- basically what he's saying, be prepared should the former president face charges and be indicted in fulton county. this is what he said in a statement to us. based on notice provided by the fulton county district attorney's office regarding the intent to to bring charges this summer, the fulton county sheriff's office is coordinating with local, state and federal agencies to ensure our law enforcement community is equipped and prepared to protect the public. boris, it was in april that fani willis, the district attorney leading that investigation, sent a letter to loumt officials and that included the sheriff, saying she would make the potential announcement of charges between july 11 and september 1st. her timeline has been pushed back because of security concerns. this, as we all know, has been really a long-running investigation that started

las vegas. this follows months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and major league baseball. the relocate nation must still be approved, at least by three quarters of mlb's team owners. that process is expected to take months to complete, given a newsom's office says that stepped up efforts to combat fentanyl dealing in san francisco are having an impact. officials say in the past six weeks, law enforcement has taken over 9 pounds of fentanyl off the streets in the city. that is enough that is enough to provide a lethal dose to more than 2 million people. and officers have made 92 felony arrests. the san francisco planning commission, a historic preservation commission, approved a resolution today that allows the castro theater seats to be removed. the theater still needs another permit from the planning commission, the classic ified nighttime entertainment as the primary use of the building as well as final approval from the full board of supervisors. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. a former police officer in antioch has been charged with assaulting a man who was

so he is now in jail in las vegas waiting extradition to come back to sonoma county. the chief said they can't arrest their way out of the problem. so the city is crafting new violence prevention efforts. this includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and parents. our staff have been out in the neighborhoods tracking graffiti as well to see what what messages are being written out there. and officials said some of the incidents start as fights on school campuses between rival gangs, police had a gang issue, especially since the early 2000, in particular between latinos and serranos are the most common gangs that we have in sonoma county and again, those are the two gangs that have been fighting within the last couple of weeks. and we're seeing those tensions rise. police are also trying to get illegal firearms off the streets, including ghost guns, and say this year alone, they have confiscated 125 guns in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. fire season ramping up in california. two wildfires burning tonight in souther

well, the clark county education association based in las vegas has not joined the in their effort.u're not trying to fight with us on this one's and make sure that we're we're investing in schools over stadiums. and i'll put you on the opposite side of this issue. >> this effort is an uphill battle for the union in order to get the stadium funding bill reconsidered. schools over stadiums will need to collect. >> nearly 150,000 signatures. we know that the stadium is expected to be built at the site of the tropicana casino on the las vegas strip in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 thank you, dan. a south bay mobile bakery is back in business with a new van tonight after their original vehicle was stolen and wrecked kron 4 s justin campbell checked out the new bakery on wheels. >> we're living in a new and juan soto and ernesto are back out on the streets by the santa clara county jail selling their are safe. >> believe in testing, honestly, like i feel so good being back with kind of guy like homesick. do i live in? was like a homesick, a jose. just 2 weeks ago, the duo got their van

la at just under $250,000. it's one of only 11 properties in l.a county listed under a quarter of a million, but there is a catchuilt into the side of a bridge. the 450 square foot, one bedroom fixer upper in alhambra era has been dubbed the troll apartment. it's less than ten miles from downtown los angeles and is actually below street level, putting our own positive new york spin on it. though it does have water views with a private, spacious rooftop terrace. the listing agent tells the la times that he's been over whelmed by prospective buyers. are they all trolls? do you know what that could also get? you just literally like anywhere else in the country? a mansion. sprawling estate. yeah well, finally, if you think you've heard it all with the crazy pizza toppings from pineapple to cauliflower, well, brace yourself. pizza hut is offering its pickle pizza a hand-tossed crust with buttermilk ranch base topped with crispy breaded chicken breasts. white onion and slices of spicy dill pickles drizzled with some more buttermilk ranch sauce. doesn't sound that bad, but here's the catch. it's being sold only at one

las colinas. amberleigh live tonight in marin county with the story. amber mike, the woman tells me her family has lived in the home for more than 40 years. she's says there has never been a bear sighting until early this morning. and all of it was caught on camera. i thought i was seeing things i could not believe there was a bear. it was crazy. i still am in shock that it was in our yard. and i can't believe that we had a bear here. katelyn estrella says a black bear came into the front yard of her home in the terra. linda district of san rafael, around 2:00 tuesday morning, surveying cameras, captured the animal, walking around her property. estrella says her five year old daughter, mary, had woken up coincidentally saying she had a nightmare about a bear in their yard. the bears i i'm scared of because we don't. i don't know if they're nice or if they're not nice. right. while i'm telling her that bears don't live around here and there's no bears here, estrella tells me that's when she received an alert on her phone that something had entered her p

we were previously enthe pool with 2 other counties, la and santa clara and we will be in good company since all the other countsies are parpating. because of is the shift and volume driven and depends on other county volumes and our own as they allocate the pools, it does make the revenue less predictable. this revenue will be trued up probably in about 12 to 18 months from now so will have a better sense of the preliminary estimates we believe there is potentially a short-fall of 11.8 and enhance payment plan pool. on top of it, as mentioned before, the prior settlements of $38 million and global payment program of $30.5 million. this is not a result of the fee for service shift but more as a result of good news in terms of medi-cal eligibility, global payment program is a program that helps hospital system support the cost of uncompensated care and receive points based system for service we provide to uninsured. with the expansion of medi-cal eligibility over the last 2 years we are seeing a lower level of the uninsured which is good news but translates into reduction in the volume

well, the clark county education association based in las vegas has not joined the in their effort. if you're not trying to fight with us on this one make sure that we're we're investing in schools over stadiums to push on the opposite side of this issue. well, this effort is going to be an uphill battle for the of course, they're going to also have to gather 150,000 signatures in order for this bill to get reconsidered. >> at the nevada state segislature and course, as we know, the stadium set to be built at the tropicana site, still a lot of work to be done until they break ground. we were just saying kind of a mess. little bit came out yesterday. they don't even have a real designer for this ballpark. like you're a rendering. things were just are going. it's about the how much are they going to able to like? is 9 acres going to be enough where where he now? i've seen comparisons to the bellagio fountains. yeah, like what are you going to do with that space like they're going to need more than that? yeah, has been great and i guess won't. we'll see what happens. you legal wranglin

county staff for their hard work, support and partnership. we will now begin the process with mlb to apply for relocation to las vegas.arlier today the mlb commissioner said this about the possible move. >> believe me, and i hear from them. i feel sorry for the fans in oakland. i do not like this outcome. there is no oakland offering. they never got to the point where they had a plan. the community has to provide support. >> this is what the mayor's office said in response to that. this is totally false. there was a concrete proposal under discussion and oakland had gone above and beyond, including providing an environmental review. right now the team needs mlb and owners to approve the move. we have much more coming up at 6:00, 7:00 and 11:00. >>> our other top story, at 5: 30, huge victory for indigenous tribes across the country. today the supreme court voted to uphold a decades-old law that governs tribal adoptions. indian child welfare act

the santa clara county coroner's office later identified the victim as 34-year-old la toya renee covington. her family tells us investigators had to use a finger discovered on a landfill conveyor belt to identify her. denies covington says her big sister, la toya, always took care of her three younger siblings. >> she was very humble, very sweet, easy to get along with. you know, and she's very loving. especially over me. i was her youngest sister, so to me, it was like having a second mom. >> reporter: as san jose police investigate the case as a suspicious death, denise wonders why it hasn't been ruled a homicide. she says la toya was unhoused, living on the streets of san jose. la toya's cousin of san jose says the mother of three had mental health issues and was admitted to valley medical center earlier this year for evaluation. but quickly was released, and she wonders why. >> doctors told me that day when i went up there that la toya is not capable of taking care of herself. she doesn't have the mental capacity to do so. yet they released her not even three days later but 48 hours la

so he is now in jail in las vegas waiting extradition to come back to sonoma county.he problem. so the city is crafting new violence prevention efforts. this includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and parents. our staff have been out in the neighborhoods tracking graffiti as well to see what what messages are being written out there and officials said some of the incidents start as fights on school campuses between rival gangs. we've always had a gang issue, especially since the early 2000 in particular, between latinos and serranos are the most common gangs that we have in sonoma county and again, those are the two gangs that have been fighting within the last couple of weeks. and we're seeing those tensions rise. police are also trying to get illegal firearms off the streets, including ghost guns, and say this year alone, they have confiscated 125 guns in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. more information is coming out about two high profile police cases in vallejo, including an officer shooting. someone went to

so he is now in jail in las vegas waiting extradition to come back to sonoma county. the chief said they can't arrest their way out of the problem. so the city is crafting new violence prevention efforts. this includes having a full time gang crime team and working with youth schools and parents. our staff have been out in the neighborhoods tracking graffiti as well to see what what messages are being written out there. and officials said some of the incidents start as fights on school campuses between rival gangs. the boys had a gang issue, especially since the early 2000, in particular between latinos and serrano are the most common gangs that we have in sonoma county. and again, those are the two gangs that have been fighting within the last couple of weeks. and we're seeing those tensions rise . police say they're also trying to get illegal firearms off the streets, including ghost guns and so far this year have confiscated 125. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. yeah, when you have kids as young as 14 and 15 involved, it's just

county's eviction moratorium. the legal help is part of a new agreement between the city of hayward and oakland based centro legal de la will provide the legal service tenants with questions or who might be facing eviction, are urged to seek help first by going to the alameda county housing secure website. smoke from canada's wildfire was still blanketing parts of the united states. still ahead, the air quality alerts for more than 80 million americans. plus, searching the ocean floor for that lost, submerged possible. the newest images of what was found americans under weather alerts. texas officials are keeping an eye on the state's power grid due to record power use. temperatures could climb 20 degrees above normal in parts of louisiana, mississippi and missouri. cooling centers are opening up as health officials are urging people to protect themselves against heat related illnesses. the detroit area is experiencing some of the worst air quality in the country as smoke from canada's wildfire settled over most of the great lakes region. and a healthy haze spread southward. and as a result, at least 20 states have iss

las cantoes and atherton. then he will go to a marin county reception hosted by governor newsom. governor desantis is also visiting california on monday. he will be in sacramento for a fundraising brunch. that's the same city where he recently sent dozens of migrants on chartered flights. >>> coming up, a new view of the damage from a tornado in texas, where powerful winds killed three people and destroyed at least 200 homes. >>> intense thunderstorms in parts of the country are causing problems for airline passengers during a busy weekend for travel. here's a live look outside before we head to break. we'll be right back. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyberattacks. ♪ -that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default and why small businesses across the country are enrolling in google's cybersecurity workshop to learn the basics of cyberdefense. ♪ you built it, we'll help you defend it! ♪ >>> welcome back. tim

the fire is classified as arson being investigated by the north county fire authority and the daly city police department la wednesday night. concord. police say they responded to a report of a hit and run just before 10 on willow pass road dimond boulevard. they say that man was riding his bike when you got hit by what's believed to be a black honda civic. they say the driver of that car drove off afterwards. police say that car with top sustained damage to the front and hood possible damage to front windshield and the roof. well into the teens facing charges for stealing catalytic converters and possessing guns. so the item san francisco police confiscated from those teens during that arrest. the arrest happened last week when officers were call for a reported theft. police say they spotted those teens in a stolen car, tried to pull them over when they didn't is a 4 boys tried to run away, but they were eventually all arrested. all the stolen catalytic converters were returned to their rightful owners. it's 6.38, and controversy continues to grow over the la dodgers decision too. we invite now the sisters

refundable for nearly 6000 employees to ensure the safety of the county's residents while protecting the tens of millions of visitors who flocked to las vegas on an annual basis. not a small task. sworn in as governor in january of this year, evelyn barto continues to embody the protect and serve motto from his law enforcement experience and applied to his role as governor. during his first legislative session as governor, he supported legislation designed to make schools safer while reforming and streamlining services. his leadership saw historic levels of funding for education for both k-12 and higher ed and helps to bolster the state's workforce and help build more capacity in the state through supporting those who suffer from mental illness. please welcome the 31st governor of the great state of nevada. joe lombardo. growing up on a ranch, mark gordon learned the value of hard work, integrity and the importance of working together from a young age as he leaves the state of wyoming with those values in mind. he understood having deeply held beliefs and desire to achieve consensus aren't mutually's list of ideals. not only does the

las vegas now hang in the balance. in a special session, the nevada legislature took up whether or not to commit $380 million in public funds in the form of a combination of clark county bonds and tax credits to help the oakland a's build a stadium for the las vegas a's. i am thinking that the door is still open for the team to stay in oakland. david sampson, former president of the miami marlins and host of the daily sports podcast nothing personal with david sampson, knows of what he speaks. he says he used many of the a's tactics, including negotiations with other cities, to erect a new stadium that kept the marlins in miami. what i would say to fans of the oakland a's is the deal in vegas is not done yet. even if this bill passes, the nevada legislature, samson says that tax money is critical, even if the stadium is actually built with private funds, there is still public money involved in the form of public interest structure. add to that another $1 billion plus needed to build it is still undecided and uncertain for major league baseball owners to permit the a's to move. the owners aren't just going to vote to let the a's move to vegas without understanding how

if you have mountain plans from anywhere from mount las and mount shasta all the way down to kirkwood area, south lake tahoe and up into north countyse thunderstorms on saturday . so here's the system and leftr today. you can see a couple popping off around alturas in those areas. but there will be that will be back on saturday, not tomorrow so much, but on saturday. so as we look at the forecast for tomorrow, there's tomorrow or there's right now with all the clouds. here's tomorrow morning and you see big push of fog all the way into the central valley, burns off quick. a couple of thunderstorms here on the valley. right. but you're not seeing it on the spine. so that's tomorrow afternoon. here comes saturday morning. boom, here comes saturday afternoon. and you see all that activity again shows up. so just more of the same, quite frankly, except that saturday event up around lake tahoe. so tomorrow morning, lots of fog and low clouds when you wake up, slow burn in temperatures, greens or 60s yellows or 70s. and that's how it's going to go. the forecast for tomorrow, 70 in santa rosa, 74 in fairfield, below the average for these

shasta, las and northern mendocino county. water temps have come down, down, down 52.bodega bay. if these water temps stay this cold and we get 90 to near 100 inland, there is going to be a huge fog bank getting ready to go. but we'll deal with that as we get closer to it. concord was up to 28mph. onshore breeze, napa, onshore, oakland, west southwest. travis to 20 miles an hour, 50 on the temps a couple of 40s. stanford's 49 palo altos ford menlo parks 49 degrees but a lot of 50s here to the low clouds. there's woodside, stanford, menlo park, los altos, all in the upper 40s pacifica is 51. los altos hills, atherton in there as well. and it's close for pillar point 5237 in truckee, 40 south lake tahoe, las vegas 75. if you did not hear their high was 97 yesterday. that now makes 291 consecutive days without a high of 100 degrees. that is a record. that is a record. the longest stretch ever without a 100 degree temperature. if i don't mention who will for crying out loud, that's a big deal. 37 we mentioned truckee, so the lows get in the 30s, but in the afternoon that t

la. we just need to get through the winds through monday. so tuesday, looking good. all right. thanks. thanks, guys. >> the alameda countyon everything from the souper healthy, fair food to the >> free horse racing is back. kron four's tiffany justice has more. everybody just kind of itching to get out of their house. feel like summer. doesn't start until you're at the fair. the alameda county fair is in full swing. this father's day weekend is its opening weekend. >> fair organizers have been working year-round. we have all the classics live horse racing, nightly concerts. even some pig >> you know, fair food, free entertainment. we have it all. now. we're standing in the midway right now. we have all the classic rides. the zipper. if you're going for something a little more crazy, the swings and even the fair. so behind me. >> fair food is always a treat. kron 4 speaking with dean, lisa williams of dean's dogs. they've been making corn dogs for years. and rosemary daily of sky river butterflies. one of many exhibits you can go to share. the concert lineup bringing in big names as well. bay area's own e 40 coming. we ha

having won five champions leagues and four la liga titles during his 1a years in the spanish capital. he's been linked with a move to saudi arabia. ross countyiership after a remarkable play off second leg that saw them come from behind to force extra time and a penalty shoot out against championship side partick thistle. nick parrott has the story of an incredible evening of drama. in sport, a sure thing isn't always a sure thing. when aidan fitzpatrick opened the scoring for partick thistle at ross countyjust before half—time, it gave the championship side a 3—0 aggregate lead over their premiership opponents. they and theirfans probably premiership opponents. they and their fans probably thought it was job done, and until 20 minutes to 90, job done, and until 20 minutes to go, it was. but then a remarkable comeback starter that will be talked about in scottish football for years to come. video review ross county a penalty, and they got a lifeline. then just 80 seconds later, that became hope of pulling off an incredible upset, as simon murray put them ahead and just one goal behind. and four seconds into added time, george harman forced e

nobody's really separating up towards lake county than yeah, they'll be hot 80 in scottsdale, 82 in lasir first 100 degree temp. they were 97 yesterday. since september, they have not had one since september. it'll be close next couple of days. palm springs, 77 and an incredibly deep fog bank. santa barbara, los angeles, san diego. i mean, that is deep down there. very little, if any, clearing. we will see some because we're closer to the ridge of high pressure and the influence of that. the air aloft is getting a little warmer. that'll burn off the fog a little sooner. morning fog, slightly warmer here today. i don't think the coast really jumps in on this party. but bayside and inland temps will be getting closer to average. we've been below for the longest time. we're not staying above or even near average very long. 60, 7080s inland temps warming up. we'll get there, maybe go a little bit above tomorrow, but by sunday, i mean a deep system is on the way for a huge drop in our temps. you guys, thank you. look, one of the hardest things about shopping online, i can tell you is knowing

build a new stadium on the las vegas strip. 2 men lost their lives in a plane crash in solano county and the sheriff's office identify the victims as 41 year-old benjamin street from concord. and 33 year-odd jesse butner for martinez. lawmakers are warning bart and muni riders on their impact. their commute can have if the transit agency doesn't get the money, needs. the legislature has until thursday pass a transit budget. then the governor has told days to act on it. well, if you're hoping to see lyle lovett and his large been at this year's stern grove festival in the city. it's time to act reservations for the july night performance are available now. roll is free to attend, but you're required to register online in advance tickets for the show in this summer's concert series come available one month before the performance show started to the afternoon. the first show this year starts sunday. jazz ensemble, snarky puppy singer-songwriter isaiah shark. me kicking off things to see who else will take the stage this summer head over to our website. kron 4 dot com. also happening thi

la summit in singapore. great to talk to you. thank you. let's turn to india, where rescue efforts have now ended, after the county's worst rail crash this centuryow known to have died, and more than a thousand have been injured. the incident took place in the eastern state of odisha, and it's thought some 2,000 passengers were on board the two passenger trains involved. 0ur south asia correspondent archana shukla has visited a hospital, where some of the victims are being sent. every 30 minutes, an ambulance like this comes into this hospital here in cuttack, which is the state's biggest hospital, ferrying in critically injured passengers from the accident site. this is still three hours drive from the accident site where last night three trains, two passenger trains and a goods train were involved in a crash that led to more than 1000 passengers being injured and many hundreds and dozens dying. we are told since last night, nearly about 200 critically injured passengers have been brought into this hospital. this site here is one of despair, distress and of chaos. there are people here looking for their family members, some of them distressed,

las vegas strip. and 2 men lost their lives in a plane crash in solano county.re identified as 41 year-old benjamin sri from concord. and 33 year-old jesse buckner of martinez. also, lawmakers are warning bart muni riders about the impact this commute can have. if the transit agencies don't get the money they need. the legislature has until thursday to pass a transit budget. and the governor has 12 days act on it. >> 6.15, the time and also happening this coming weekend. we have the san francisco black film festival and they are now celebrating its 25th year. that festival set to run thursday through sunday. it will feature more than a dozen movies, including surrounded starting black panther actor, the teacher right and the documentary about the historic 3rd baptist church in san francisco tickets. if you're interested for all these screenings are available right now at sfa bff, dot org. >> it's 6.16, right now. want to get a look at the weather before you head out the door. i don't know if we're creeping are just shooting to that weekend. warm-up fine. a john,

county. it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city in las vegas, some of them they are reported to cut her differences, they needed to, to stay in the country with that as a democrat, see what it is, a freedom of expression, and daughter does not have a new one that is there's anything around that there's a lack of democracy. there's a lack of full freedom of expression and the other, the city a mistake as the other for them of a corner on the kid or for just one that is a poor country. you know that to wrong. that is a long but to in 25, support as a country and go out and do you, then do you get? is that each accounting this i think of this is you good is a good the place to stay with visit or for just the material for just they have also right to to be protected. 21 civilian organizations have signed it like us sent to the us defense secretary essentially a lot in boss thing, washington for to tex in syria that continue to kill severely. a lot of points out of the most recent strike is not an isolated incident. significant evidence indicates the us defense department carried

las vegas facility is being built after 2024? all of those are questions, and it clearly isn't just up to the a's , you know, the joint powers of authority for the countyand city would have a word in this as well. >> reporter: the supervisor says for now, this will continue to be led for the african-american sports and entertainment group, of course using the insight of fans like dale. >> i would love for the elected officials, and also prospective sports teams to consider that site to be a place for some other great sports events, so memories can take place in oakland. >> reporter: the journey to reinvent the oakland coliseum is just beginning , they will have meetings once a month with the community to get a sense of what they want to see in this space. >> the a's move is not official yet, first they have to file a relocation application with a major-league baseball association explaining why they feel the move is necessary. the executive committee will make the recommendation to the other 29 owners, and the owners will have their final say, three quarters of them must vote yes for the move to be approved. >>> a stunning new report shows the overdose