sacramento, fresno, y bakersfield.bahÍa estÁ en los 69°. terminamos con cindy ahora ya toca tierra a las 4:00 a.m., hora central, en la zona de luisiana en direcciÓn norte. y producirÁ mucha lluvia. lluvia que ojalÁ toque en california. ♪ ♪ yarel: gracias, albert. no olvide hidratarse y cuide a los mÁs vulnerables. tenemos informaciÓn absolutamente quo. y comenzamos con esto.cada vez es mÁs comÚn de compartir el lugar en donde estamos tomando una fotografÍa. snapchat va a lanzar una nueva funciÓn, snap snap que permite compartir su ubicaciÓn con la funciÓn de cÁmara. si no quieren el que los demÁs sepan en dÓnde estÁ utilice esto. y normalmente los padres les comprar un telÉfono o una tableta sus hijos pero no los educan de las ventajas y los riesgos. por esto han desarrollado un videojuego que les enseÑa a ser inteligentes y no caer con informaciÓn falsa y proteger los secretos, y ser amable en la internet. y valiente cuando surjan dudas. lo mejor es siempre hablar con los padres. y hablar con sus hijos cuando les reg

tan sÓlo en bakersfield podrÍamos llegar a los 100° de aquÍ al fin de semana, así que un ambiente bastante en los Ángelesun cielo radiante, en la zona central veremos 80° en bakersfield con cielo despejado, 78° en fresno y algo muy parecido en sacramento y modesto. en cambio, cuando nos aacercamos a la bahÍa, aparecen las nubes en la sala de san josÉ y san francisco que no nos dejaba la temperatura que estÁ en 68°. una temperatura en el agua en torno a los 50 y 5° a 50 y 7 en el norte de la bahÍa. 454 hacia la zona de la bahÍa y en los Ángeles 53°. si quieren disfrutarlo con un cielo despejado en toda california, tan sÓlo algunas nubes medias y altas. si viajan por el paÍs, mal asunto para ver los fuegos artificiales hacia el centro, porque tendremos nubes en kansas, tambiÉn en houston e incluso new orleans y miami. mientras, en la costa oeste, practicante ni una triste nube. asÍ que dial para disfrutar de los juegos artificiales. yarel: gracias, albert. y bueno, vamos a una pausa. pero al regresar, cuidado con su forma de hablar frente a sus hijos. ellos aprenden de usted. ademÁs, no se p

mÁximas de 102 grados para sacramento, fresno mÁximas de los tres dÍgitos, bakersfield en los 102.ld recabÓ 70° esta maÑana igual que fresno, pero irÁ apretando el calor en el valle central. temperaturas en sacramento 68, stockton 73y en la bahÍa ahora mismo, san josÉ o san francisco temperaturas en los 60°. lo dicho, ambiente tranquilo, libre de nubes. tenemos algunas hacia el norte del estado. las temperaturas respecto a ayer ya estÁn subiendo hasta 9° mÁsen la zona de fresno, asÍ que ambiente caluroso. y a partir de hoy, ademÁs de seguir esa zona de inestabilidad delante de mÉxico, hay otra delante de las islas de cabo verde con un 10% de probabilidad de desarrollo en los prÓximos cinco dÍas. yarel: sÚper feliz de darle la bienvenida a este grupazo de la mÚsica norteÑa. "intocable" "is in the house". muchachos, es un gusto saludarlos. >> felices, es un gusto estar aquÍ de nuevo. ya extraÑÁbamos. y la verdad, muchas gracias por tenernos aquÍ en tu programa. y estamos felices, contentos de saludar a toda la gente que nos estÁ viendo. yarel: y pues aparte porque vienen a presentarn

--bomberos de la ciudad de bakersfield y el condado "kern" en el valle central estn en la escena.llamas pudieron haber iniciado por un coche y se extendieron a la maleza. ots / cesar -con las redades de esta madrugada en ''greenfield'', ya son por lo menos siete ciudades agricolas de la costa central de california con detenciones y redadas migratorias... take vo / cesar --estos operativos estn sembrando el pnico en la zona ms fertil del pas... --ese es el caso de una familia en watsonville, donde el padre fue detenido por ice.. --su esposa confirm que los agentes buscaban a alguien diferente...algo que se ha repetido en los operativos de esta zona... take sotvo / : 8 sec ''la gente tiene mucho terror y deben tener mucho temor porquue de esta administracion nadie se puede creer lo que dicen, nadie le puedde creer a trump" cesar cont --esta tarde ice confirm el arresto de 54 indocumentados en el centro del estado afirmando que 45 de ellos haban sido convictos de diversos delitos... cesar --la personalidad radial del sur de la bahia, elena rivas, se present hoy en la corte del condad

. >> reporter: 110 laps later bakersfield native kevin harvick finished first at sonoma for the first time in his career. he took the trophy, but he even -- but even danica patrick fans weren't going home empty handed. some say the tires are the real stars of racing. >> hanging on the side of the garage. >> reporter: in sonoma leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >> the highway patrol today announced the arrest of a motorcyclist wanted in a recent series of reckless driving and vandalism incidents in the east bay. according to the chp facebook page, a highway patrol helicopter monitored an area of highway 24 from orinda towards highway 680. officers say that's where a rider had been speeding and breaking side view mirrors. it happened several times last week. the helicopter spotted the biker later identified as 29- year-old eric winston jr. of antioch. the aircraft followed the bike all the way home and officers on the ground arrested pool. if you suffered damage last week from someone on the green moi the highway patrol would like to hear from you. >>> a fremont couple can finally breathe

mucho calor en sacramento, fresno, bakersfield, las sensaciones podrÍan llegar a los 105 grados.a una propuesta de ley . aunque nadie sabe con precisiÓn lo que significa, es tÍtulo de la propuesta del congresista que pide que los mensajes del presidente un en twitter, se guardan en archivos nacionales con valor de documentos presidenciales. vamos a ver lo que estÁ cool. nintendo realizÓ cinco grandes anuncios, primero el super mario saldrÁ la venta. habrÁn nuevos juegos estarán listos para el 2018. si usted no pudo comprar los lentes, no se preocupe porque tendrÁ otra oportunidad. la compaÑÍa estÁ desarrollando una segunda versiÓn de los lentes que permiten tomar fotos y vÍdeos. la compaÑÍa estÁ implementando una nueva forma de ver. comienza rentando algunos aparatos para que usted los pueda probar, se estÁ pensando en un drone, le debo decir que no estÁn incluidos. >> a todos nos enorgullece ser latinas, pero muchas veces nuestro cabello no coopera, las loberas nos acompaÑa para hablar de una increÍble campaÑa. esta idea de dÓnde salió? >> es una gira de seis ciudades. en estos

en bakersfield sube un poco,. la zona de la bahÍa esta en los 78 grados y alguna nube.temperaturas. vamos a unorte comercial y regresamos con mÁs de "ediciÓn digital california". les decimos que cosas de su clÓset puede regalar aunque luzcan en ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: seguramente usted tiene en su clÓset cosas usada que le gustarÍa sacar pero todavía estÁ buenas. hay cosas que no tienen remedio. y no se pueden regalar. y de esto nos habla silla que con un experta. -- habla cecilia. cecilia: le damos la bienvenida a hilda gabriela. hilda: cuando uno a una casa, y hay ciertas reglas que se tiene que seguir. cuando estamos regalando vestidos o un pantalÓn o un tenis, por ejemplo. nunca es bueno regalar algo que estÉ marcado por estÁ roto o este sucio. cecilia: cada dÍa hay mÁs necesidad, entonces podemos regalar. ¿quÉ por ejemplo no debemos regalar? hildas: los peluches. porque guardan muchos microbios, y cosas que tal vezde alergia para algunos niÑos. hay que tener cuidado. cecilia: trance en el cuidado con los zapatos. -- tambiÉn tener cuidado por los zapatos. hilda: asÍ es, este e

(pam) two in santa clara county -- three in sacramento -- and now a father in bakersfield.hat father died after running a race in 109- degree heat on tuesday. benjamin greene was a well known criminal defense attorney in the area... he leaves behind nine children.... tonight -- reporter lori lizarraga... talked to family and friends.. they are wondering why the race was held at all... in such intense heat. summary: benjamin greene was participating in the summer series 5k run, organized by the bakersfield track club at hart park tuesday night, along with more than 100 other runners even though it was 109 degrees at the time. but a simple 5k run ended in tragedy when greene collapsed after the second mile. it was the second of a series of 5 runs scheduled throughout the summer through the btc. wife michelle greene says, "they did not have a paramedic, paddles anything. it took 20 to 30 minutes before the paramedics arrived." there was no medical staff on site at hart park for the race tuesday night. but kcso confirms an off-duty firefighter attended to greene, and eventually

bakersfield arranca con nubes y temperaturas en los 60 un poco mÁs alta, y en fresno aunque vemos nubes. tensiÓn vigilantes del tiempo, estamos siguiendo la tropical dos, en oaxaca, acapulco, con vientos en las 30 millas por hora. ♪ ♪ yarel: y bueno, tenemos unas invitadas de superlujo el dÍa de hoy. las chicas del mariachi flor de toache, desde la ciudad de nueva york. sÚper fanÁtica me declaro. ¿cÓmo estÁn? >> sÚper bien. yarel: contentas porque estÁn en una industria dominada por los hombres. ¿cÓmo ha sido la experiencia? >> ha sido algo complicado, claro. porque como saben estÁ dominada por el hombre. pero nosotros acÁ estamos haciendo nuestro caminito. [risas] yarel: con la originalidad. ¿lastratan bien? >> sÍ,los comentarios negativos aparecen en virtud. pero estamos muy contentas. -- aparecen en youtube. yarel: es importante la fusiÓn, tÚ eres dominicana, y tú eres de mÉxico. cuba ni mexicana. asÍ que tambiÉn incorporando las culturas. las culturas dominicanas en la mÚsica cubana, ni se diga. cuando ustedes estÁn viajando porque han viajado por todo el paÍs, de hecho les cuento q

bakersfield assemblyman is introducing a bill calling for the entire state budget to be posted on theernet so that people can see line by line how their tax money is being spent. some general budget information is currently available online but there is no one resource where the public can clearly see how each agency is spending its tax dollars. >> how does caltrans spend the money? how does the department of education spend the money? those are the things that the public demand to know and i think the public should know. >> many states post a budget on the internet including ohio which uses a california company to process the data. they hope to have the business past soon. he says california currently ranks 50th out of the 50 states when it comes to budget transparency. >>> coming up, mourning the loss of a popular teacher and football coach gunned down in san francisco. what they say made him so special. >>> also, a huge weight bearing down on the southwest and it is so severe that it is causing problems with air traffic. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us sa

from bakersfield or redding south to mexico and out to phoenix it is down right hot. it doesn't go away tomorrow. it doesn't go away on wednesday. it doesn't go away on thursday. it looks like the heat we will break on friday. it's the real deal. we have been doing this a long time and you think back in when do i remember this? >> people have to work outside, it's hard>> something as simple as your cell phone or your pets. you can communicate with the school. the sidewalks are 140 degrees. we are going to be in for some big concerns for fire and the whole deal. is not the end of the world, be aware that it's a big deal. >>> coming up, the warriors general manager talks about keeping the team together for another run. mark will have that and all of the sports in a moment. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> >>> >>> ma

accidentes y conductores ebrios, despuÉs de sacramento estÁ salt lake city, san diego, los angeles y bakersfieldo que este sÁbado se realizará. millones de estadounidenses viajarÁn como parte del feriado por el dÍa de la independencia, la mayorÍa de los viajeros, 37 millones se desplazarÁn en auto aprovechando que el precio de la gasolina estÁ más barato que en un aÑo. si usted sale del paÍs y no quiere verse envuelto en problemas, es mejor que conozca lo que puede y no puede ingresar a su regreso. >> el departamento de avellanas reitera que ciudadanos y residentes de estados unidos podrÁn solicitar ser considerados pasajeros de bajo riesgo, solicitando en la pÁgina de internet que aparece en pantalla y tras ser investigados, admitidos con privilegios de entrada al paÍs. >> en la parte aduanera tiene una lÍnea dedicada a esa persona donde se le facilita la entrada a los estados unidos. reportero: estÁ prohibida la entrada de animales, frutas, semillas y vegetales sin permiso. >> si es un producto de cerdo y si entras productos de ciertas aves, no es permitido entrar a los estados unidos. >> quie

bakersfield, in california. go ahead. caller: hi. i just want to say, donald trump of mess, if obama was in office, he would want him impeached already, he was already upset about him having birth certificate, but if he was in office, he would want him to ached, somebody needs trump. host: people commenting on twitter, steven j., you could at twitter at c-span wj, if justice kennedy retires, made ultimate swing decision with administration in place. of justice kennedy a question many people look at contemplating or wonder figure an announcement will be made. earlier, the guest greg stohr, saying no decision as been made that he heard about, that is just one of the ed at.hings being look ames kentucky, next up, republican line. caller: yes, sir, i want to say things, hearing people, trump is not a regular olitician, that is why i voted for him. obama, i think he screwed this country up more than anybody screwed it ossibly up. -- no money i'm is a ng down here, it coast town now. jump ump -- as far as as accomplishments so far? i've be

las altas temperaturas si fueron el factor que provoc el descarrilamiento de un tren al norte de "bakersfieldl valle central. -- aunque se mantinen las investigaciones, los especialistas creen que el excesivo calor fue la causa del accidente. -- el tren derram cerca de 30 galones de petroleo. -- no se reportaron heridos. top vo blanca --desde el 12 de este mes, entr en vigor una prohibicion de quema de maleza o desechos al aire libre en los condados "toulumne" y "calaveras".... y en el este de los condados "stanislaus" y san joaquin, . --las autoridades recuerdan a los residentes que el abundante pasto seco es un combustible para que se propage rapidamente un incendio forestal. take vo cesar - contina la propagacin del incendio forestal que ya ha consumido unas mil-200 hectreas cerca de "big bear" en dos das... - autoridades emitieron una alerta de evacuacin debido a que las condiciones secas y calientes se mantienen. - los esfuerzos de bomberos han logrado contener solo el10 por ciento del fuego. - los bombero dicen que aunque el rea afectada aument, las llamas parecen haber han disminuido.

bakersfield estarÁ con temperatura mÁxima cerca de 95°.s dije anteriormente y en cuanto las temperaturas se espera que las mÁximas comiencen a aumentar a partir del jueves superando los 85°. como simple como placer informarle sobre las condiciones del tiempo y espero que pase una excelente tarde. ♪ ramÓn: bueno, en este momento mire quÉ locura las redes sociales. en este momento el marcador estÁ 67-64 a favor de los golden state, contra los warriors estas son las imÁgenes de los fanÁticos en la redes sociales sobre cÓmo viven este encuentro en la ciudad de auckland. ahora vamos con natalie juÁrez y el resumen de la informaciÓn deportiva. ♪ locutor: Éste es "contacto deportivo". ♪ natalie: hola, les saluda natalie juÁrez. en el mundial de fÚtbol sub 20 que se juega en corea, uruguay venciÓ a corea en penales y pasa a semifinal. mientras tanto, la selecciÓn de venezuela estÁ que no cree en nadie. se clasificÓ a semifinales por primera vez en su historia. la selecciÓn sudamericana enfrentarÁ a la selecciÓn de uruguay por el pase a la gran fin

three in sacramento and now a father in bakersfield.t man died after running a race in 109- degree heat on tuesday. benjamin greene was a well known criminal defense attorney in the area. witnesses say there was no medical staff at the race despite the hot temperatures. ( james ) and the scorching temperatures have been causing problems for bay area drivers. the heat wave has led many drivers to take their cars into auto repair workshops for several weeks now. one of the biggest demands from drivers is to have mechanics fix their air conditioning. and this means more business for bay area auto shop owners. with the business rush coming in ... many mechanics say they are at least 3-days behind on work and business has jumped at least 25-percent. ( james ) and you can stay on top of the heat wave with the kron-4 mobile app. you can track temperatures in your neighborhood.... plus -- get notified when breaking news happens in your area. ( mark ) this weekend... if you are traveling through the north bay expect major traffic delays on highw

y para muestra, 121° hoy. 104° para riverside, 107 para sacramento, 108° para fresno, en bakersfieldalles, en lugar de novela y 8° el dÍa de hoy. y por si fuera poco, para todos los desiertos, muchÍsimo cuidado, pasando los tres dÍgitos, ya definitivamente el calor es extremo. tenga muchÍsima precauciÓn, necesita agua. pero sobre todo, mantÉngase a la sombra si es posible. yarel, regresamos contigo . yarel: vamos a una pausa, pero al regresar, le diremos porquÉ muchos inmigrantes no estÁn repudiando a sus citas mÉdicas. ademÁs, cÓmo celebrar el dÍa internacional de la yoga? tenemos una experta aquÍ en el estudio. y llega gerardo ortiz. no se la pierda, cuando continuemos con mucho mÁs de "ediciÓn digital california". ♪ yarel: la oficina del fiscal de los Ángeles presentÓ evidencia de la droga que agentes antinarcÓticos decomisaron a felipe talamantes y a su hijo de 19 aÑos. ambos fueron detenidos luego de que ofreciera la cocaÍna a un agente encubierto de la dea. la droga era vertida en un lugar donde operaba un centro infantil clandestino la droga estÁ valuada en $430,000. al menos

saying the whole western united states is so hot we are concerned about giving you guys power from bakersfield to vegas to los angeles and phoenix. temperatures right now, it did cool off today. even though it cooled off, let's go back. 94, fairfield. it cooled off all right but it still hot. concorde even though it's 94 is down 7 degrees from where they were yesterday. the high pressure lid is on. the fog was at the coast this morning. it will be there tomorrow morning as well. temperatures will be in the 70s overnight. the cold spots will be in the 70s. fire danger is a real concern and air quality a real concern. when i come back, we will put all those pieces together. take a slow out there. this is the real deal. this is quite an event and is sticking around till thursday. >>> i want to show you a live picture from a wildfire burning out of control in southern california. again, live pictures of all of that smoke coming out. is called the holcomb fire in a started at 3:00 this morning -- this afternoon and the san bernardino national forest. officials say it has burned about 200 acres. we'

this happened yesterday about ten miles north of bakersfield when buckled tracks threw 17 cars off the rail. amazingly despite that nobody was hurt. that accident did lead to minor cleanup. about 30 gallons of fuel spilled. are >>> a bizarre discovery. about 950 animals from a moving truck during scorching temperatures. there were hundreds of birds, bunnies, quails and more. they say it was more than 107 degrees inside the truck. the animals were transferred to an air-conditioned warehouse. ten have died. employees fear they could lose more. >> we don't know if it was related directly to those condition but their age and they're fragile little creatures. >> officials say once that investigation is complete they'll begin to find homes for all these little animals. >>> happening now, a live look from new orleans as coastal towns along the gulf coast prepare for the worst this morning. tropical storm cindy threatening to spread heavy rain across the gulf coast. many folks evacuated as we take a live look at the radar there. rain and windswept through the area overnight. local leaders are

. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news, bakersfield, california. >>> coming up, why some people are willing to contract a serious disease in an effort to live longer. >>> and the $2 million hidden treasure that has people risking their lives to strike it rich. >>> tonight, a new and >>> tonight, a new and daring clinical trial that could mean the difference between life and death for thousands of people waiting on the transplant list in the united states. dr. john torres has our report on a breakthrough medical advance and the surprising reason it's happening. >> reporter: today it's a celebration as just a year ago, she was facing a much different future, suffering from serious kidney disease and on dialysis. irma was up against a five-year wait on the transplant list. >> at some point i considered making a will. >> reporter: and then a phone call from her doctor with an outrageous proposal. >> i can give you a transplant but i'm going to have to give you hepatitis c to do it. >> reporter: this means that hepatitis c but otherwise healthy infected kidneys. >> it's not used in a pat

cutting project is part of the pg&e statewide initiative to clear the gasoline obstructions from bakersfield to eureka. >>> federal law enforcement agents will release the details about the arson suspect and offer an award in connection with the fire last month that destroyed the development under construction on the emeryville -oakland border. they've been going through the wreckage of the fire since the five alarm blaze on may 13 which all but destroyed the $35 million intersection project, the second fire at the building in the past year. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms released a statement saying they will update the public on the status of the investigation today, and release the information about the person suspected of being connected to the fire. they will release the details on the award at that news conference. >>> improvements to what many call the dangers intersection at milpitas. the 64-year-old woman was hit while crossing the intersection located at south main street. we have more on the condition of the woman and what the people are saying needs to be done so that

. >> reporter: it happened in the hills above bakersfield.hen the homeowner tried to shiu her out, the mother black bear swiped her and injured her slightly. normally they have to be euthanized as well as the cubs. wildlife officials say they believe people had been feeding the bears. >> what they say is, a fed bear is a dead bear. what it means if you see that bear and they lose their fear of people, then they are going to have -- they will invariably get into trouble and be put down. >> reporter: but not this time. the zoo just happened to be preparing its new 2-acre black bear exhibit and this family of four including three male cubs is tailor-made for it. >> usually it's very difficult to introduce one bear to other bears when they are adults. but because they're all related they have known each other and they grew up together, they can all get along for a long time. >> reporter: black bears can live 30 years in captivity. longer than in the wild. so these youngsters who are already familiar with humans will become familiar faces to visit

. >> reporter: it happened in the hills above bakersfield. when the homeowner tried to shoo the bears out, the mother bear swiped at her causing a light injury. normally the bear would have to be youth 9/11ed and because they mimic -- euthanized and because they mimic behavior, the cubs would have to be put down as well, but not this time. the zoo was just preparing its black bear exhibit and this family of four including two cubs is tailor made for it. >> usually it's very difficult to introduce one bear to other bears when they're adults. because they're all related, they've known each other and grew up together, they can get along for a long time. >> reporter: black barrels can live 30 years -- bears can live 30 years in captivity, longer than in the wild, so these youngsters already familiar with humans will become familiar faces to visitors here. >> yeah. they're going to get used to us. we might as well get used to them. >>> a gigantic flower is causing quite a stink in golden gate park tonight. if this were smell-a-vision, you'd be hol

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host: bakersfield, california, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: yes, i'm a democrat. i'm saying that i attribute this to the men at the station of the hatred that the democrats have been spreading. for eight or nine months. they were spewing it out and it's not right. and i would like to say that we dovente need gun control, we need tongue control. tongue control. that's what we need. the celebrities need to have more grace. they need to think about the public. they need to think about all the hatred they've been spewing and they're partly responsible for this incident that just happened. because of all the hatred they've been spewing. and i'm a democrat. and i do not agree with what they've been spewing. it's not right. they need to stop. host: you think you're going to stay a democrat? caller: yes. host: why? caller: i am a democrat. host: why are you going to stay a democrat after how you just expressed yourself? caller: i'm not saying i'm going stay. i have a right to choose and i will choose the next time around. host: so you think you'll not vote democrat next t

. >> reporter: it happened in the hills above bakersfield when the homeowner tried to shoo the intrudersut the mother black bear swiped at her causing a slight injury. then the bear usually is euthanized. because they mimic behavior the cubs, as well. wildlife officials say they believe people had been feeding the bears. >> what they say is a fed bear is a dead bear. what it means is if you see that bear, they lose their fear of people, then they are going to have -- they will invariably get into trouble and have to be put down. >> reporter: but not this time. the zoo just happened to be preparing its new 2-acre black bear exhibit and this family of four including three male cubs is tailor-made for it. >> usually it's very difficult to introduce one bear to other bears when they are adults. but because they are all related they have known each other and they grew up together, they can all get along for a long time. >> reporter: black bears can live 30 years in captivity. longer than in the wild. so these youngsters who are already familiar with humans will become familiar faces to visito

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he went to cal, majored in agricultural economy, and started a company called sun world in bakersfield started the trend of seedless grapes and vine ripened tomatoes. he planted california's first commercial mango farm and is credited with introducing hawaiian pineapples and started the trend of selling red and yellow peppers, not just green ones. he died of cancer. he was 82 years old. >> more than half a million passengers road bart on the day of the warriors victory parade making it the fifth highest ridership in the agency's history. barts was the station of choice where dub nation heading to lake merritt for the celebrations. there were 518,744 riders to be precise. that's down about 5% from last warriors victory parade in 2015. >>> now take a look at this view of lake merritt from droneview7. very different from yesterday, right? the streets back to normal. some trash but they picked it up quickly after the warriors victory celebration. the stage at lake merritt, though, is still being dismantled. the clean up crews very busy into the early morning hours. everything from streamer

central california runs right here all the way down 450 miles to bakersfield. it is about 50 miles wide and it is a big, flat found. we have had some very wet years dust have somet dry years. the wet years, we get 75% of the state's precipitation, so all that rainfall or snowmelt would washington without and cause massive flooding. the native americans that lives here prior to us would live by the river and then they would go to higher ground and those flood seasons. as the floodwaters were deceived -- would receive, it would vacate good soil, and after decade, you got a thick layers of good soil and fairly flat, because the water receipt, it tends to level out, and you have this valley with wonderful soil. we have a great climate in california. reliableng part was a water source, and that is where shasta dam came into place. we send it down, goes into these weals, and gets stored, and are supplemented by these dams that are along the western slope of the sierras and down south along the rivers. that water has turned california to join agricultural takeout -- m

santa maria and bakersfield, much cooler in the central valley which is great news. because of the high pressure that was over the southwest, we are cooling off. >> with that said the fog is -- the fog is back at the coast. it's exactly where it's supposed to be for this time of year. the temperature right now, temperatures tomorrow at this time will be the same. you're looking out across san francisco south and west. it's not hiking the hills. is going to get up over the east bay hills. that was the heat wave. it was quite a heat wave. the air is expanding and cooling and i showed you that high strata set. it's all going to move in and drop down temperatures and make for better climate. it is jackets as you head to work. and jackets at lunchtime probably. if you're out in the avenues, otherwise avenues on the great highway. they're wearing jackets out there. as you head into the afternoon, it doesn't clear up. 64 for a daytime high. 85 in vacaville. when i was going to college, i didn't have a lot of money and he let me live in the surf shop. i lived in the basement

. >> reporter: bela black came to san francisco from bakersfield. >> he didn't know where was a safeou don't know where or who is going to do what. >> reporter: today she has housing thanks to the help she received from larkin street youth services. one of a handful of organizations in the city that specifically works with homeless young adults under 25. cheryl adams is the executive director. >> throughout the city, we have a number of different housing programs to help young stabilize. we work on their goals and plans, ideally being able to launch from that into independence. >> reporter: young adults need more individual attention than older adults. >> we have literally thousands of young people who need safety and sanctuary, and they need a center. >> reporter: the city has built three navigation centers. these are clearinghouses for homeless people. getting them connected to services and eventually into housing. another center will open soon and two more are planned. young adults may use the centers, but none are specifically for them. the centers have proven to be very successf

bakersfield, fresno, reading and red bluff. the whole state. heat advisory stays in effect until thursday. these are the highs from today. we talk a little bit about those slow recovery temperatures and how important those are and the concerns for fire. this is typically in the bay area of three and out. three days of red flag warnings or offshore winds or whatever and then the fog comes back and it breaks. that is not the case now. this will be five days, maybe six days of above-average heat. triple digit heat and were not even to the solstice to -- yet. as you look out there you see a little fog at the coast. you see some fog burned back. you can see the cool bite of fog or moist marine air in the greens. 50 degrees cooler around the bay. inland, cooler but still very warm. that is the trend today. tomorrow is going to be the same. not as sweltering as thursday. overnight lows, pretty warm. 70, antioch. you wake up in antioch and is 70 degrees and by lunchtime you were at 94 degrees. that is heck on fuel moisture and humidity recovery which c

harvick, who is from bakersfield, takes the checkered flag. it's his first win of the season.ate clin boyer came in second. >> we've had weekends where i felt like our car was really good and in position to have a chance to win and, you know, one thing or another, just didn't go right. today everything just went right. it felt like we were in control of the race and just had to see what happened with the yellow flags and green flags and where the race went from there, and it ran green, and we were able to manage our car and stay out front. >> former a's catcher stephen vogt has found a new team. he's been claimed off waivers by milwaukee. the all-star had been struggling this season and last thursday was designated for assignment. the young athletics in chicago today looking for a three game sweep. in the first, sonny gray's pitch get as way from josh phegley. hinton will try to score but gray is there in time and tags him right on the kisser. with the game tied in the eighth, oakland takes the lead as yonder alonso hits a fly ball to left. melky cabrera can't make the play. r

. >> reporter: bela black came to san francisco fro bakersfield. >> he didn't know where was a safe place and y don't know where or who is going to do what. >> reporter: today she has housing thanks to the help she received from larkin street youth seices. one of a handful of organizations in the city that specifically worksith homeless young adults under 25. cheryl adams is the executive director. >> throughout the city, we have a number of different housing programs to help young people stabilize. we work on their goa and plans, ideally being able to launch from that into independence. >> reporter: young adults need more individual attention than older adults. >> we have literally thousands of young people who need safety and sanctuary, and they need a center. >> reporter: the cityas built three navigation centers. these are clearinghouses for holess people. getting them connect to services and eventually into housing. another center will open soon and two more are planned. youn adults may use the centers, but none are specifically for them. the centers have proven to be 79% of the peop

really -- bakersfield, california, at 104. big numbers.t's only 1:33 in the afternoon out here so they will see the temperatures go up a couple more. the record high in phoenix is 122. i don't think it will make that but we will see it to 116, 117 degrees there. the heatwave advertised for a long time and it is coming to pass. on the other side the seasonal temperatures and the temperatures will rise here on thursday. then the weekend gets complicated. the temperatures in the 80's. partly cloudy skies in the evening hours. we could have a passing shower north and west of taun. 11 on thursday. friday showers and storms. what happens after friday evening, friday night, saturday and the weekend may have something to do with this. tropical storm cindy. and is that is a tropical storm with warning ace long the coast. gid dance suggests that the remnant moisture moves north and northeast. it's not out of the question it could effect the atlantic on the day on saturday. we have a new update at 5:00. we will let you know what that says. nancy: tha

the black bears broke into a bakersfield homet( lastt( month searching for food.'ll will do it for us thanks for joining us here at 6:00. >> hope to see you back here at 11:00. have a good night, folks. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> did beyonce secretly give birth? jamie foxx bust the rumors. "extra", "extra". >>> our beyonce and jay-z's twins already here? their celebrity friends dropping cryptic clues today. >> new video it is possible jay-z was spotted at the hospital. >>> "bachelor in paradise" star demario fired at his job over the sex scandal. >> and what's corinne's next move? >>> megyn kelly at war with alex jones. the conservative host

and the bakersfield native's first win at sonoma in 17 tries "we've been competitive,'t got the victory line...felt like we had a couple opportunities to get there but just came up a little bit short...so this is worth the wait you know...to come to sonoma for so many years...to win yesterday coming back to the k&n series and come back here today...i guess we'll have to do that again" coming up(where you trying to go?) pick up a food order (where?) ahhh it's like right down the street (it's a dead end) are you serious i did even know that .a lot of people apparently didn't know that this lane is just for transit . i'll explain in the next edtion of people behaving badly (jrs) in the city of san francisco... there are more than 30 -miles of transit- only lanes.(justine) they are used to help speed- up 'on time' schedules for buses ... but not everyone seems to understand that... let's watch this nissan on folsom street in san franciso, the driver will soon be forced to make a decision and neither one will be the correct decision nats: ambiance the driver is now at the l

it happened yesterday about ten miles north of bakersfield when buckled tracks threw 17 cars off the. about 30 gallons of fuel spilled. >>> parts of new maps are out from the u.s. department of transportation, the d.o.t. showing the noisiest places to live in california. and new for you right now we can show you how the bay area is in the scenario. the darker the color, the noisier it is. there are three spots in particular that are really red right here, right here, and down here as well. there's a commonality there. they are the noisiest near major airports. sfo in south san francisco over just off san leandro. also right off major freeway so that is why you're seeing those three places in particular as the noisiest. to be more specific it's in the south bay in the santa clara area, long the peninsula, and, lastly, just off san leandro. the noisiest places in the bay area. laura? >> not too surprising for people who live near them. happening now, live radar of the gulf of tropical storm cindy threatening to spread rain across the gulf coast. towns are preparing for the worst. betwe

and bakersfield is number 10.sonably cool temperatures can be expected today with a very gradual warming trend through friday as a ridge builds into our region. outside of drizzle, dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons is forecast. the giants going for two straight aganst the rockies father with little girl dressed as a bunny very cute! top 6th matt cain's only mistakemark reynolds hits forecast. the giants going for two straight aganst the rockies father with little girl dressed as a bunny very cute! top 6th matt cain's only mistakemark reynolds hits a 3-run home run over the chevron sign in left 3-1 rockies(cain: 6 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs)bottom 8th/ 3-2 rockies pinch-hitter kelby tomlinson singles to right field brandon belt scores 3-3 tie right now: 3-3 in the 11th inning the a's in houston taking on the best team in baseball bob melvin going for his 4th stright wintop 6th/ 1-1 tie ryon healy goes opposite field off james hoyt for a grand slam!!!... 5-0 a's (

since the pg&e territory stretches from bakersfield to oregon there are two similar distribution centers in fresno in the south and wheatland in the north. clint west manages the system. >> this is where we carry the majority of our inventory.>> to keep this huge amount of equipment to where it is needed pg&e has 120 other yards where crews gather every day for normal and emergency assignments. >> we keep inventory in the remote locations also. so it is first strike restoration. >> a lot of things have been replaced in the last few days but after several days of relentless heat more failures are anticipated most especially if there is just too much demand on a system already made less efficient by the heat. >> we have sufficient energy supply to meet the forecasted demand. but we are looking to customers to conserve ultimately it is not a supply issue. is the issue of equipment overloading. >> tucked away in the center of the unsung experts who keep it flowing when and where it is needed. >> they are monitoring the requests monitoring stock levels and working on staffing. >> the most com

. >> reporter: it happened in the hills above bakersfield. when the homeowner tried to shoo the intruders out the mother black bear swiped at her causing a slight injury. normally that would mean the bear would have to be euthanized and because they mimic behavior the cubs would be put down, as well. wildlife officials say they believe people had been feeding the bears. >> what they say is, a fed bear is a dead bear. what it means if you see that bear and they lose their fear of people, then they are going to have --they will invariably get into trouble and be put down. >> reporter: but not this time. the zoo just happened to be preparing its new 2-acre black bear exhibit and this family of four including three male cubs is tailor-made for it. >> usually it's very difficult to introduce one bear to other bears when they are adults. but because they're all related they have known each other and they grew up together, they can all get along for a long time. >> reporter: black bears can live 30 years in captivity. longer than in the wild. so the

the bakersfield native crosses sonoma off the four active tracks on which he had never won.the victory margin to come with nine seconds to win in his year. >>> the season of auditioning youngsters, sunny gray got a win column today for the oakland a's in chicago. the youngsters getting recognized around major league stadiums now. the a's trailed 2-1 heading into the 8th. they pulled even when khris davis lined one off the left. tyson baretta hopped around in the 2nd. then they pounded that lead in the 9th. adam rosales takes david robinson deep to make it 4-1. rosales hits a home run. doesn't exactly take a traditional home run trot. matt joyce with a homer of his own as the a's go on to win 5-3 with his first win in more than a month. gray evens his record at 3-3. >>> and a popular former member of the a's couldn't have asked for a better landing. two-time it all star steven voight was claimed by the milwaukee brewers. brewers lead the world champions cubs by a game and a half in the national league central. >>> when major league baseball teams broke their camps this spring

cutting project is part of the pg&e statewide initiative to clear the gasoline obstructions from bakersfield all the way north to eureka. >>> pulling the plug on the option that would profit from the brawl between the giants and washington nationals on memorial day and they went on the baseball option site and the beds reached $1500 before the media attention cost officials to stop the option and the money would've been split between the league and the players. the shirt was pulled and strickland hit bryce harper causing the bench clearing brawl and the four-game suspension was reduced to three games, and he has been playing as he wages his appeal. >>> who will replace governor brown? the race could be closer than you think, the latest polling numbers coming up.>>> all eyes are on capitol hill this morning as the fired form fbi director james comey get set to testify in front of the congressional committee. we will tell you about some of the watch parties happening across the bay area coming up. . >>> good morning if you're driving to watch party, to work or to school, right now the bridge n

cutting project is part of the pg&e statewide initiative to clear the gasoline obstructions from bakersfield up through eureka. >>> taking a look outside with rain around the bay area and not something we typically expect to see in june as we look live over the hills and after the break we will check back in with mark tamayo for look at your forecast as we get ready for the weekend. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> it is june 8 and we are talking about rain call cross -- rainfall acro

the 26-year-old from bakersfield said he will be doing something very interesting with a lot of his money's donating it to charity. >> it is very important for the kids out there watching this and for them to know that i never chase the money in this whole process. it is something that i -- i'm very passionate about. i tried to be the best version of myself every single day. >> what a role model. great! >>> much more ahead coming up. world's ugliest dog has been crowned and we'll live you a closer look at martha. >> i think martha is kind of cute. >> i do, too. >> well look at this shot. this is pretty nice. we have this nice bird overlooking ocean beach and yes, we are seeing some foggy conditions, especially if you are in san francisco. how long will the fog be sticking around. but good news, at least it keeps us nice and cool but for how long. i'll have the answers just after the break. stay with us. how did we test our improved dixie ultra plates? with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. >>> good morning. it is 7:45. and no m

cutting project is part of the pg&e statewide initiative to clear the gasoline obstructions from bakersfield to eureka. >>> law enforcement releasing details on the arson suspect in connection with the fire last month that destroyed the development under construction at the emeryville-oakland boundary. investigators have been combing through the wreckage since the five alarm fire on may 13. it destroyed the intersection project in official that the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms released a statement saying that will update the public on the status today and release embeds for mansion -- information on the source and the person involved in the fire along with the information on the reward. >>> we are live from fremont with the latest on this story on one student poking others with the needle. >> reporter: we are at the cabrillo elementary school in fremont. parents and students are concerned after learning this incident unfolded nearly two weeks ago with 14 students poked with a device that another student found lying in the street. the unified schools released a statement saying that

even bakersfield, california, nears 110. it's pretty rarefied air for a lot of these stations. is the one we'll be watching the closest. phoenix is expecting 121 degrees on tuesday. the all-time hottest temperature in phoenix is 122. they have a chance of getting there, tying it, who knows, maybe breaking it by the time we get there. there is great weather. mid-atlantic, northeast, enjoy this. this is the best day in the next five. scattered storms in the northeast. 121 is unimaginable. i was in phoenix at 118 and i thought that was crazy. >> needless to say, those are dangerous conditions particularly for elderly and young children. something to be very careful for the folks out there. thanks for that. >>> still ahead, the latest on the massive fire at a london apartment complex that left 12 dead. >>> lucy kafanov will be there and how residents raised the red flag on the dangers of that building. isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use c

bakersfield by 2. even needles will be about 10 in arizona, some spots about 105.monday forecast, vegas will be near their record and phoenix, that's when you should be breaking your record and we should crush it by the time we get to tuesday. today's forecast, carry the umbrella mid-atlantic, numerous showers and storms this afternoon. right now hit and miss showers in northern new england, where it will be coolish. very hot in areas of the desert southwest. typical thunderstorms down in florida. we do have severe storms today and tomorrow. today iowa. tomorrow watch out around chicago and st. louis. a little bit of everything this weekend. i don't think we're going to see too many rain-outs. >> call louis's dad, big lou and tell him to stay inside. >>> we'll be right back. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. tthat's why at comcast,t to be connected 24/7. we're always working to mak