in arizona, where jim arroyo is vice president.election was legitimate, he doesn't think anyone should have stormed the capitol. >> arroyo: i want to congratulate stewart rhodes and his ten militia buddies for winning first place in the ultimate dumbass contest, because that's what it was. that goes against everything we've ever taught, everything we believe in. it was pre-planned. it was pre-staged. ten guys go and do something stupidid, and suddddenly, we'r'e devil. >> black l lives matteter! >> alfonsi: in september, some arizona members showed up armed at a black lives matter protest in prescott. jim arroyo told us law enforcement coordinated with him to help keep the peace. the local sheriff's department told us, they didn't ask for their help. the critics of your presence there say, like, these are just a bunch of guys who are wannabees, and they can't wait to get dressed up and play the role. >> arroyo: our guys are very experienced. we have active-duty law enforcement in our organization that are helping to train us. we can

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of the day with raymond arroyo. we have been covering biden's event in tulsa. there was a moment many did not cover. >> it came at the very top of the speech. many may have missed it. the networks were not covering it. biden stopped cold and ran off the stage. watch. >> i have to make one check here. i just had to make sure the two girls get ice cream when this it over. imagine how excited you would be when you are 4 -- >> almost 5 years old. >> those little girls are thinking if we remain silent maybe he won't come near us. this comes after president biden called out another little girl during his speech last week. >> i love those it barrettes in her hair. she looks like she is 19 years old sitting there like a little lady with her legs crossed. >> no, she is not a 19-year-old. she is a child. the president has a long history of these awkward interactions with women and young girls. the staff should never put them down front and parents should be warned. a young girl told me that's creepy and it is. >> laura: any s

the medicine cabinet is here with new and exhaustive analysis of hydroxy | chloroquine and raymond arroyo has a special tuesday edition of seen and unseen resuming an old obsession. the dogs go wild. race and switch is the focus of tonight's angle. the president of the united states is supposed to be a representative to the world yet president biden spends most of his time badmouthing us. highlighting only the darkest periods of our history as he did today and also. >> burning crosses torture for the reason of the country. millions of white americans belonged to the clan, weren't even embarrassed by it, they were proud of it and that 8 became embedded systematically. systemically in our laws and culture. >> what he left out is those kkk members were almost all democrats and fact he was bloodied with some of the more prominent ones who rose to fame in the segregationist south and cosponsored and fibrousing legislation with strom thurmond and jesse helms. biden to simply compromise with segregationists, he also led the charge on an issue that kept black students away from the classroom of w

raymond arroyo will! it in friday follies. first, who says there was a news and history made of the g-7 in cornwall? who said biden did not impress? at least one biden did. america's facing a series of real and major challenges. we have china's huge military buildup and the crush of humanity entering our country illegally. and our media chooses to focus on whether jill's love jacket is really just a melania trump -- the former first lady wore a jacket of her own in 2018 that drove that left nuts. listen. it was an excellent troll. she is sending a message of love, reunification. >> i'm glad you brought up the jacket. it is hard to imagine that that was any sort of coincidence. don't are clothes speak for us? >> laura: well, the print headlines. usa today called joe's jacket a symbol of unity -- jill's jacket a single of unity. cnn claims joe biden's left blazer sets the tone of the g7 summit. now, the only news. really come out of the g7 is that our allies like biden as in joe more than trump. unlike the former president, old

raymond arroyo has the truth on that matter in seen and unseen. first take about, america, that is the focus of tonight's angle. taking credit for other people's accomplishments is not just a character flaw. it is rank dishonesty and most egregious when you're trying to take credit for something you want the monthly opposed. in that vein democrats from andrew cuomo to gavin newsom needlessly and ruthlessly kept their states and covid lockdown for more than a year are now trying to take a victory lap. >> what does 70% mean? it means we can now return to life as we know it. we hit it ahead of schedule. >> the transformation we have experienced from december and january to where we are today is rather extraordinary. laura: someone in the white house shook president biden to tell him to start taking credit too with a sparkling display. >> we are headed into god willing the summer of joy. summer freedom. on july 4th we are going to celebrate our independence from the virus as we celebrate our independence of our nation. we want everyone to be able to d

we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. that the state department is going all out to celebrate pride month. >> raymond: that is correct. the u.s. embassy celebrate pride month with the pride flag on display during the month of june. i was a little confused by all of this not that the state department decided to flood the flight but that the u.s. embassy to the vatican made the decision to do so. the point the point of diplomacy is to find common ground, not inflame sensitivity or complex. -- conflict. i'm sure they are not flying the pride flag in saudi arabia or iraq. why did they feel comfortable flying it in the vatican? >> laura: i think we should be flying the controversial think of the old red, white, and blue. one flag. >> raymond: the pulp is doing on the messaging of his own in his monthly. and a vigil the other day, he urged the people to pray for men and women preparing for marriage throughout the month of june. he noted that marriage is more than a social act and jesus accompanies the bride and groom. >> laura:

thoughts on that and tell us how now he is helping fellow red state governors at the border and raymond arroyo will document the seen and unseen moments from president biden m summit with putin including immediate's case of stockholm syndrome but first, joe don't know, that is the focus of tonight's angle. there is no way to spin it, president biden's first foreign trip was an unmitigated disaster. even jill's goofy jacket couldn't save it. time magazine's stupid cover couldn't frame it and biden himself couldn't explain it so he reverted to tedious aphorisms. >> that all express and is the proof of the pudding is in the eating. >> proof is in the pudding? never heard that before. if there's any doubt about what a complete flop this is, after biden emerged from his 3-hour meeting with vladimir putin, had a total meltdown with his own, shop, the us press corps. >> that would you rate his behavior, mister president? >> i said what will change the being here is the standing in the world. >> he denied any involvement in cyberattacks. >> you don't understand that. >> caitlin collins posted comments

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where we unpacked the cultural stories of the day and we turn to raymond arroyo., biden has picked up his month of action. what is it? >> you might call it biden's arms race, laura. that's to hit his goal of immunizing 70,000 or 70% rather of americans. the white house is offering all sorts of arguments, although a clarity vaccine may be needed first. >> fully vaccinated people are safely taken off their matter masks. not just this year, but years to come. how do we keep these viruses as we enter the fall after summer -- it says january 20. we are talking now about 15 months ago. >> it's hard to follow some of this. currently only about 63% of americans are vaccinated, laura. so the white house is offering all kinds of gifts and prizes if you take the job. >> anheuser-busch is announcing that beer is on them july 4th, that's right, get a shot and have a beer. free beer for everyone 21 years or over to celebrate the independence from the virus. >> they warned us that covid was not a good idea around the booze, remember? it would make you more vulnerable. kroger is

raymond arroyo will explain it in friday follies. first, since news wasn't made at the g7 in cornwall, who says biden didn't impress the world with strength, vision and symbolism? at least one biden did. america facing a series of real and major challenges, china's huge military buildup and the crush of humanity entering the country illegally and our media chooses to focus on whether she'll's love jacket is really just a milania trump dig. the former first lady wore jacket of her own in 2018 that drove the left nuts. >> and excellent call by the first lady, she is sending a message, america sending a message of love, reunification. >> it is hard to imagine that that was any sort of coincidence. sometimes our clothes speak for us. >> the print headlines were just as embarrassing. usa today called jill's jacket a symbol of unity. for teen girls who read twilight novels? cnn claims jill biden's love blazer sets the tone for the g7 summit. the only news to really come out of the g7 is that our allies like biden more than trump because un

raymond arroyo will document all of the seen and unseen moments from biden summit with putin, including a case of let's just call it stockholm syndrome with old joe. but first, joe don't know. that is the focus of tonight "angle." there is simply no way to spend it at this point. president biden's first foreign trip was an unmitigated disaster. even jill's goofy jacket couldn't save it. "time" magazine's stupid cover couldn't frame it. and biden himself, well come he couldn't explain it. so he reverted to tedious aphorisms. >> that old expression goes, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. >> the proof is in the pudding. oh, never heard that before. if there's any doubt about what a complete flop this was, well, that doubt was erased after biden emerged from his three hour meeting with vladimir putin, well, he had a total meltdown with his own comms shop, sorry, i meant the u.s. press corps. >> reporter: how do you know he will change his behavior, mr. president? >> why did i say i was confident? i said what will change the behavior is if the rest of the world diminishes the standi

a truly stunning report from our own raymond arroyo at the border tonight, we're going to bring you that in moments, but first, who's really terrorizing americans? that's the focus of tonight's angle. according to a new report in "the wall street journal," china's president jason paying is unleashing a massive propaganda push across all of chinese society, including schools where no effort will beo glorify, pump up the ccp. he has ramped up efforts to forge what he calls a correct outlook on history ahead of the party's centenary, a milestone moment in his china dream of national renaissance and a chance to cement his legacy as a great leader alongside mao and deng. and xi got a propaganda assist today. from the owner of the brooklyn nets and the vice chair of alibaba. he was naively asked could a billionaire leading a chinese company speak out about human rights in beijing? >> you have to be specific on what human rights abuse you're talking about. because the china that i see, the large number of the population -- i'm talking bout 80, 90% of the population, are very, very happy with th

follies and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.ens did a big push this week with -- their shops didn't all hit, did they? >> like the vaccine in some cases. the vaccine reluctance of african-americans and hispanics this way, laura. >> there's a reason why it's been harder to get african-americans initially to get vaccinated, because they are used to being experimented on. all the horror as well to get latinx vaccinated as well. why? they are worried they're going to get vaccinated and deported. >> there's so much more. first of all, victims of the syphilis experiment and he -- airmen are two entirely different people who shared our town. it's like saying we owe a lot to the native american chiefs, like the kansas city chiefs. no, one group of tribal leaders and the other the football team. as for the latinx, or as you say "latinx," this is even more concerning. first off, i don't know any hispanics in my family or anywhere else that use latinx. they just -- only 3% of mostly young people even entertain that term. i don't think it i

raymond arroyo explains that in seen and unseen but first lockdowns by another name, that is the focus of tonight's angle. it was the first republican president, abraham lincoln, who honored the fallen from the battle of gettysburg noting a government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from this earth. in other words our government works for us, not the other way around. democrats may take lipservice to lincoln's wisdom they have proven themselves incapable of living up to that creed. for them it is more like a country of the you meet, by the elite and maybe for the experts. in a government run by bureaucrats and managed by technocrats the american people are treated as kind of disposable commodities, the only work and sacrifice for the cause that democrats deem important. >> now you face another inflection point. as we put this pandemic behind us we build our economy, root out systemic racism and tackle climate change. we are addressing the crazies of our time with the greatest sense of purpose than ever before. laura: no matter what the crisis is, feel o

returned to raymond arroyo.notice the state department is going all out to celebrate pride month. >> that is correct, this week the us embassy to the vatican even got another rainbow action, they tweeted for america on the us embassy celebrates pride month with the pride flag on display during the month of june. i was a little confused by this, not that the state department decided to fly the flag but the us embassy to the vatican made the decision to do so is the point of diplomacy is to find common ground with the other country, not to inflame sensitivities or conflicts. they aren't flying the pride flag i imagine in saudi arabia or iraq so why do these diplomats feel comfortable flying it in the vatican? that is the question. >> we should be flying the controversial thing, the old red white and blue. okay? just one flag. >> the pope is doing a little messaging of his own in his monthly prayer intention vision a video the other day he urged faithful around the world to pray for men and women preparing for marr

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and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.ll biden had a meeting with the president of israel. how did that go? >> as expected. i don't want to prejudice this but when it is over, you tell me how you feel about those air strikes in syria over the weekend. take a look. >> and -- i directed last week's air strikes targeting site -- for responsible for e -- i also want to be clear as i said my team and i are working closely with the israeli government that took office earlier this month. >> poor soul. it would've been better to have the defense secretary or someone else read the stop. clearly having some difficulty spirit it actually makes you worry about who is running the show here. then there is that gesture in the media barely covered this event. there is this gesture we have seen before where biden rings his hands. that's called perseveration where people repeat when they are in decline. gestures or phrases. i'm not here to diagnose him, but this is deeply troubling, and it is getting worse. now how do you feel about those s

. >> 1-2 pitch to christian arroyo. swing and a drive. deep left field.is a two-strike grand slam. >> there it goes. christian arroyo slugs the red sox's first grand slam of the season, helping his team to a 10-8 win in a two-game sweep of atlanta. >>> 2 1/2 months into the season, red sox are in the thick of the american league east race, within striking distance of the first place tampa bay rays and comfortably ahead of the preseason favorite new york yankees as they look forward to the impending return of ace pitcher chris sale. 20 games out of the top spot, at the bottom of the division, are my baltimore orioles. they slumped to a 17th straight road loss against the indians last night in a game marked by very sloppy defense, like this play in the second inning. cleveland's eddy rosario sends what looks like a bent off a defensive swing and inside pitch, is able to reach first safely because baltimore's pitcher and catcher run into each other while trying to field the ball. >> jose shoots it into right field. hernandes scores the tying run. here comes

roughly 450 firefighters have been brought in to help out the willow fire is burning west of the arroyo seco campgrounds, and it continues to threaten the historic tassajara zen mountain resort of mountain center. that is reporter ariana jasso has the latest tonight from monterey county, right now we're going what we call indirect with aircraft and we're painting retardant lines around this fire. it's been four days and the willow fire continues to mm. firefighters are facing many challenges, making it hard to get some level of containment. this terrain is just incredibly steep and difficult to get to what areas that they can get to. um you know, there are some significant challenges to safety was is that we're always looking for, you know places for them to retreat escape if needed. and so, so far, that's what we're encountering is since the land is so steep. crews are forced to re strategize and are considering on flying in ground fire crews to get in there and go direct on the fire and actually tried to extinguish this. we want to get firefighters in there without having a great deal

jesse: joining us, raymond arroyo.reatest threat was white supremacy. >> why is bind say this to our military men and women abroad. if he thinks climate change is a threat to american security. have an arbor force. have all these people plant trees in kabul. these are big distractions, jesse. when you say climate change is the biggest threat. that gets biden off the hook for the man made disasters he's responsible for. jesse: it minimizes china and the cartels and fentanyl. i don't even think anybody in that audience in the military even believes that. you know if a joint chief's member actually told the vice president that, they should get fired. chris harrison, bachelor canceled. but i think he got paid handsomely. something to the tune of $25 million. if fox wants to cancel me and give me 25 mil, cancel me. >> he has stories about producer complaints. drug using contestants. he didn't get a rose. he didn't get to say his good good-byes. but two things emerge as i read this story. one, we have to inculcate and i thin

mountains there from the fire, and they say the fire is burning aggressively and dry forests near the arroyo seco recreation area people who live along tassajara road and at the tassajara buddhist center had have been evacuated. there are other areas that are under evacuation warnings tonight. 300 firefighters are battling this fire in steep terrain and in temperatures of up to 100 degrees. you can track wildfires and other breaking news any time at ktvu dot com or you can download the ktvu news app for news on your smartphone. also in the news, a firefighter in fairfield is in critical condition after suffering cardiac arrest at a house fire. the fire department says crews were responding to a one alarm fire at arkansas and mckinley streets around 3 30 yesterday when that firefighter collapsed, the 33 year old was taken to north bay medical center where doctors were able to revive him. the fear field fire department has not identify the firefighter, but is asking the public for their thoughts and prayers for a full and speedy recovery. new tonight, people. in american canyon are preparing t

chief justice accused of corruption and jailing its pretty sister, former president gloria a couple arroyo for government irregularity. he pushed through a long and reproductive rights feat. many warned was be near impossible in the nation, predominantly the roman catholic. during his administration, the economy grew by an average of more than 6 percent a year. he challenged china's territorial claims in the south china sea filing, a case of the international criminal court at the hague and winning. the major ruling declared, most of china's claim invalid. the victory was seen as unprecedented members, but a keenest presidency wasn't without contractors. the philippines was battered by severe natural disasters in 2013, but he was mostly impatient with criticism, especially with his government slow response in dealing with typhoon high young, one of the strongest storms on record. 2 years later, a botched operation to capture a fugitive muslim fighter killed more than 60 people, including 4 to 4 police officers and 5 civilians, turning the armed encounter into aquinos biggest political cris

laura: is friday, time for friday follies and that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.ltural shift, when you are following closely victoria's secret is changing its brand in a big way. >> over the years you and i both criticize victoria's secret's gratuitous advertising, objective location of women, flesh pedaling to men, those angels, those scantily clad supermodels are a thing of the past. the company announced a slew of new brand, they call them the v s collective, basically activists like brazilian trans model valentina -- this will not only brand but shape new lines of underwear. laura: telling the new york times victoria's secret's message was patriarchal, sexist, if you are not just what it meant to be sexy but what the clothes were trying to accomplish through our mail lens and what men desire. it was really harmful. >> i would argue that she's wrong. it is not only patriarchal but matriarchal. let's remember what victoria's secret is selling, lingerie. not sports, not leisure but bedroom attire designed to excite men and lead to intimacy, procreation, the ideas

laura: time for seen and unseen where we ask for the cultural stores of data that we turn to raymond arroyo go outside today to walk the dogs and i was about this close to swallowing a spectator and you know how i scream at buttons. it is horrifying. the white house press plane had its own woes with cicadas today. they were headed for the uk, stuck on the tarmac for hours last night due to the cicadas warming dc. call me when the potomac starts running red at the frogs show up to this morning the pesky bugs attack the commander-in-chief. secret service did not intervene but -- >> a cicada. >> was that really? oh my lord. >> i just got one. >> the president acknowledging, the first presidential cicada incident i think we have. ashley: i can't even. >> not the first presidential cicada interaction. that cnn show has given cicadas more coverage than a piece summit, desperate quest for ratings, these things should never be covered in this way. you will see. 's change the fungus causes cicadas absent buts and genitals to fall off and leaves them in fertile and somehow still staggeringly horny. >

is facing push falls apart and we will show you the most racist movie trailer ever made, raymond arroyoreaks it down in friday follies next. laura: >> welcome to fox's life. a fire in the rubble of the miami beachfront condo building is hampering rescue efforts. it killed four people, rescue crews are working to find 159 others who remain missing. right now it is not clear what caused the disaster but the building was undergoing extensive repairs, president biden has authorized federal aid. switching gears, minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 years in prison over the death of george floyd who made a brief statement offering condolences to floyd's family, his 7-year-old daughter appeared in the video to share this, floyd's death in may of last year fueled nationwide protests. i will have your headlines. laura: for it is friday which means it is time for friday follies after that we turn to raymond moyer. the bidens the big vaccination push, their short student all hit, do they. >> like the vaccine in some cases, the president explained the reluctance of african-a

of students, the first lady and even a star to promote the vaccines, how's it working out, raymond arroyo a report, answers on all that, seen and unseen next. >> fox news alert live in new york. major search and rescue efforts underway following an apartment building collapse in florida near miami beach, more than 80 fire department units have responded to the scene. the video you are seeing is from someone who was staying at a nearby hotel. at this time no word on how many people were inside the multistory building at the time of the collapse or if there are any debts or injuries, there are reports of people being rescued from the building. we do not yet know how many people may be trapped. this is from someone who was staying at a nearby hotel, you can see those rescue crews coming in, more than 80 units and panda the side and you can see the debris on the ground right behind that truck, the rubble right there. that is from the multistory unit, it collapsed at 2:00 this morning. for an hour and 40 minutes ago. it is on:70. this is a populated area, still no word on casualties or deaths.

for that, we turn to fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. huge cultural shift, i know when you are following closely, victoria's secret is changing its brand in a big way. >> over the years, you and i have both criticized victoria's secret gratuitous advertising, objectification of women, those angels are now a thing of the past. the company announced this week a slew of new brand investors. they called them, dds collective. they are basically activists like soccer star megan rappa no and brazilian trans model valentina sampaio. at this will shape new lines of underwear. >> laura: rappa no telling the "new york times," victoria's secret message was patriarchal, sexist, not viewing just what it meant to be's but what the clothes were trying to accomplish through a male lens and through what men desire. it was really harmful. >> i would argue it's wrong. it's not only patriarchal, but matriarchal. let's remember what victoria's secret is selling. it's not sport, it's not leisure, it's bedroom attire designed to excite men. it's either a patria

and >> time for seen it and seen where we impact the cultural stories of the and return to raymond arroyoas kicked off his month of action. what is it? >> my call it biden's arms race was you wants to inject your arm with covid vexing to his goal of immunizing 70,000 for 70% of americans. the white house is offering all sorts of arguments though a clarity vaccine might be needed first. >> people shredding their masks, stronger growth not just here but in years to come. how will we keep these viruses as we enter the fall after summer. since january 20th, we are talking of 15 months ago. >> hard to follow some of this. currently only 63% of americans are vaccinated so the white house is offering all kinds of gifts and prizes if you take the jab. >> anheuser-busch announced on july 4th, get shot and have a beer. free beer for everyone 21 years or over to celebrate independence from the virus. >> booze it up. they want us covid was not a good idea around the booze, it would make you more vulnerable. credit is giving away $1 million a week to those who get the shot. in west virginia they are r

where we explore our cultural stories of the day and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyotoday to walk the dogs and i was about this close to swallowing a cicada, i kid you not. and you know how i scream about bugs. it was horrifying. we have to get past the cicadas. >> laura the white house press plane had their own with cicadas headed to the uk stuck on the tar matt due to the cicadas swarming dc. call me when the pa tom i can runs red and they start swarming then they attack the commander in chief. secret service did not intervene but boy was cnn giddy. >> he arrives at joint base. >> was that. >> a cicada. >> oh, lord. >> watch out for the cicadas, one just got me. >> the president acknowledging that he has the cicadas, first presidential cicada i think we have on incident there. >> laura: i can't even with the cicadas. >> it's not the first presidential cicada interaction. that cnn show laura has given cicadas more coverage than a peace summit in a desperate quest for ratings they've covered these things in a way they should never be cord. >> the fun gus causes the ci

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there is an evacuation order and warning in effect right now for the arroyo seco recreational area and sahara hot springs region. thankfully, none. they don't expect the fire to grow any for bigger than it is right now. in fact, they're looking at full containment potentially by july 11th. we'll keep you updated on their efforts there right now. don't forget on our website kron 4 dot com. we've got a lot of tips there and information for you to prepare for the fire season this year. just use your mobile device, scan that qr code that you see on the screen and you'll be taken right to that section and especially those evacuation checklist. you really want to check those out and make sure you have what you need in order to be ready to go if they say it's time to go. 7. '07, on the clock. the san mateo sheriff's office seized 15,000 pounds illegal fireworks and a million dollars in cash from a home. officials say the first year this is the the bus is the result of months and months of undercover investigation in the end, 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer win are both now facin

in the los padres national forest, an evacuation order and warnings are still in effect around the arroyo seco recreation area. and that also here hot springs. luckily thankfully they don't think this fire is going to grow any bigger in fact, they're looking at full containment arriving sometime right around july 11th and just a reminder kron. 4 dot com has a special section now on how to prepare for wildfires in your area just use your mobile device scan that qr code will take you right to that section where you'll find everything from how to. create defensible space to what you need in your evacuation checklist. in other news this morning. the san mateo sheriff's office has seized 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and a million dollars in cash from a home. officials say this bust is the result of a months-long undercover investigation that ended with the arrest of 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer win. they're both now facing charges of the sale and possession of dangerous fireworks and explosives. the video here shows you everything they confiscated police say they used su

there was an evacuation order and warnings issued and they're still in effect this morning around the arroyo seco rick recreational area and that also her hot springs. thankfully authorities say they don't think this fire is going to grow any bigger than it is right now. fact they're looking for full containment, potentially by july 11th. right now kron 4 dot com. you can find tips and information on how to get ready for the fire season. if you haven't already. just scan that qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you to that special page that we've created. which shows you how to create a defensible state space safely. also evacuation checklist. so, you know exactly what you need to have ready to go in case an evacuation order is issued in your neighborhood. keep that in mind. the san mateo sheriff's office has seized 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and a million dollars in cash from a home. officials say this bust is the result of a months-long undercover investigation that ended with the arrest of 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer when they're both facing now cha

the fire is burning and steep, rugged terrain near the arroyo seco recreation area and the tassajara zen center. now people who live along tassajara road, including the zen buddhist center, have been evacuated. 300 firefighters are battling this fire on the ground along with fixed wing air tankers and water dropping helicopters up above. alright so california has unveiled a new system to digitally verify that you are vaccinated at 5 30 what you need to know and why officials say it's not the vaccine passport and also ahead an unusual deadly shooting in walnut creek. the arrest made today and how it's connected to a raid in martinez, and it's been weeks since the tragic veta mass shooting, but there's still no light rail service and the rail yard well, that is still closed the work being done to get it back up and done to get it back up and running. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chev

camera in the area officials say the fire is burning aggressively in steep, rugged terrain in the arroyo seco recreation area and the tassajara zen buddhist center. people who live along tassajara road, including the zen center have been evacuated. 300 firefighters are battling this fire on the ground, along with crews in the air, and certainly a lot of concerns about the heat. um the day three of our heatwave and markets really amazing to be talking about triple digit temperatures and nineties being cooler in the cooler range. so tell us the latest that we're going to be seen. now that will be the case. in fact, janet you nailed it as we head into the weekend. we are talking about some nineties and that is an improvement compared to what today because his heat terribly hot in a few portions of the bay area, not just right around 100 but close to even topping 110 degrees. take a look at some of the highest from this after. fairfield showing 100 11 degrees. extreme heat their conquered 17 livermore, 16. healdsburg up in northern sonoma county one. oh four. saratoga morgan hill, danville,

the los padres national forest, an evacuation order and warnings are in effect right now around the arroyo seco recreation area and sahara hot springs. thankfully authorities no longer expect that fire to grow. so that's some good news. full containment, they say is expected by july 11th right now. kron 4 dot com. you can find tips and information on how to prepare for the fire season that were up on just use your mobile device scanned the qr code that you see on your screen. you'll be directed to that special web site again, that site has a full check list of what you need for your evacuation lists so you can grab what you needed a moment's notice and get out when the call comes in, you have to go. 5. '07, is the time the san mateo sheriff's office has seized 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and over a million dollars in cash from the home. officials say the bust was the result of a months-long undercover investigation. 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer, when are both facing charges related to sales and possessions of dangerous fireworks and explosives using surveillance vid

officials say the fire is burning aggressively in steep, rugged terrain near the arroyo seco recreationa. people who live in the remote area long tossing her road, including the tassajara zen buddhist center have been a value. waited 300 firefighters are battling this firing temperatures of up to 100 degrees and a reminder if you haven't already download the ktvu news app to track breaking news, top news stories and fire conditions all summer long this evening in union city, a gathering to honor the memory of nineveh to workers who were killed last month in san jose. one of those workers was from union city. and tonight the group they're called for gun control and mental health measures to prevent similar tragedies. ktvu emma gauss is live in union city and emma congressman eric swalwell was also there. what did he tell you, janet? representative swalwell told me that today's event was particularly special because it was the first time many of these families and local leaders could gather safely even hug each other. now that california has eased its covid restrictions, i'm so sorry. in

the fires burning and steep, rugged terrain near the arroyo psycho recreation area and the tassajara zen center. people who live along tassajara road, including the zen buddhist center have been evacuated. 300 firefighters are battling this fire on the ground, along with fixed wing air tankers and water dropping helicopters. a wildfire burning up in butte county is now 25. sent contained. the park fire also started last night in upper bidwell park. it has burned 600 acres about five miles northeast of chico. crews have shut down roads heading into bidwell park, and so far there are no evacuation orders and no homes are threatened. berkeley fire crews say they put on an aggressive attack today to stop a house fire from spreading crews were called out to rose street near oxford at about 12 30 this afternoon for reports of a fire in the basement there. they say, there was heavy smoke that was coming out of that house. nobody was home at the time, fire officials called a second alarm, asking for extra crews to come in here, in part because of the heat today, that's it was definitely cons