we're taking you to bakersfield where you can get more for even less. bakoó712k house tourópkg (trt 1:42)(tami standup) "i'm tami mlcoch in bakersfield, california where $710,000 can buy you this gorgeous 4,200 square foot home in an exclusive, gated community." (video)tami mlcoch/reporting: local realtor tracey tipton took us on a tour of the property, which boasts four bedrooms, an office and much more.tracey tipton:"in here you have the big formal living and the formal dining. my favorite part about the formal living area is that you have these big grand windows looking out to your courtyard." tami mlcoch/reporting: the courtyard is a central feature of the home.. with a full-size pool and spa... it can be seen from nearly every room.but it's not the only outdoor space... there's also a backyard with a fireplace and barbecue.inside... a kitchen that's sure to impress any chef... with top of the line finishes and appliances, including a six-burner stove. but perhaps the most impressive room in this 4,200 square foot home tracey tipton: "so this is the

-- all the way to bakersfield.egistered sex offender and was being sought for a domestic violence incident his children were in the chase but they were handed over during a standoff and they were safe and he took off on foot.>>> six people from a caravan were allowed to cross the border from tijuana today. eight others were able to enter last night and 140 are camped out waiting to be processed. in order to be granted asylum they have to prove that their lives are in extreme and immediate danger if they returned to their home countries. they will charge anyone that is making false claims. >>> the construction project is facing backlash for removing trees. they met with residents and talked about a plan to enhance the water treatment plant on evans avenue. the facility is 35 years old and officials say that it needs to be upgraded. that means nature construction and the removal of 17 trees or more. >> i think that the inability to quantify with removing the trees, the fact that you didn't prioritize it. >> after the

continuaremos con condiciones secas, cielo despejado, temperaturas cÁlidas en la zona de bakersfield.es del tiempo y es lo que tengan una excelente tarde. beatriz: gracias, helena. este mes de mayo estÁ dedicado a la salud. un 87% de los encuestados dijo que se necesita mÁs apoyo para el cuidado mental de niÑos y adolescentes. segÚn expertos en salud, miles de personas son diagnosticadas con la enfermedad que produce la garrapata en estados unidos. reportera: la garrapata, son parÁsitos que no saltan ni vuelan. estÁn entre arbustos, plantas y pasto. la estrategia consiste en esperar, una vez que se le pega comienza a alimentarse. se ubican detrÁs de las orejas, cerca de la lÍnea del crecimiento de el cabello, en las axilas y en los pies. luego de estar al aire libre, bÁÑese y revisa su cuerpo. si encuentra una garrapata nos asuste. el protocolo de la cruz roja para quitar las es muy sencillo. use algo de punta fina para agarrar la garrapata lo mÁs cerca que pueda de la superficie de su piel. una vez que haya agarrado la garrapata, hÁgalo hacia arriba. de no hacerlo asÍ, corre peligro

bakersfield sobre 89 y 94.nte semana laboral. beatriz: muchas gracias elena. una multitud llegÓ hasta los terrenos del condado en san josÉ para festejar a lo grande el 5 de mayo. se hicieron presentes nuestros compaÑeros, junto a personalidades de la radio y talentosos mÚsicos. asÍ como muestran las imÁgenes, todos disfrutaron de la comida y la melodÍa en una jornada para recordar. le recordamos si tiene una historia que contar nos puede llamar o enviar un mensaje por correo electrÓnico. ahora los dejamos con "contacto deportivo". dejamos con "contacto deportivo". feliz l.un antonio villaraigosa no nos ignoró. como alcalde salvó a las escuelas al borde del fracaso y trabajó con padres y maestros por una mejor educación. trabajó con la policía y la comunidad para retirar las armas ilegales de las calles y disminuyó los crímenes violentos. vote por un gobernador para toda california. vote por antonio villaraigosa. natalie: toda la acciÓn de la liguilla del fÚtbol mexicano, standish a las finales. toda la emociÓn

en gran parte de california ira aumentando esa temperatura, para fresno y bakersfield en 70.ma semana que pudieran ubicarse en los dedos 70. hasta que las informaciones del tiempo. regreso con ustedes compaÑeros. buenas noches. palmira: un total de 40 desamparados quedan en almacenes convertidos en viviendas temporales. todo ese dinero fueempresas privadas que donaron. ramÓn: pasamos con patricia. patricia: gracias y un saludo a nuestros amigos. el gobierno de presidente trump quiere negarle la residencia permanente a los inmigrantes que usen crÉditos de impuestos o servicios de salud para sus hijos ciudadanos por considerarlos una carga para el paÍs. acompÁÑenos esta noche la emisiÓn nocturna despuÉs de noticias univisiÓn 14. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ por generaciones, los políticos han ignorado a nuestra comunidad. antonio villaraigosa no nos ignoró. como alcalde salvó a las escuelas al borde del fracaso y trabajó con padres y maestros por una mejor educación. trabajó con la policía y la comunidad para retirar las armas ilegales de las calles y disminuyó los crímenes violentos. vote por un g

estado, las temperaturas estuvieron un poco mÁs altas, en fresno se reportÓ en 86 grados igual que bakersfieldan francisco, san josÉ 68 grados. una ligera lluvia estarÁ regresando al Área de la bahÍaa partir del jueves asociado a otro frente frÍo que se estarÁ desplazando. si usted piensa viajar el miÉrcoles, tendremos 76 grados de temperatura mÁxima. fresno tendrÁ 88 grados, en los Ángeles se reportan 65 grados maÑana. en cuanto al pronÓstico extendido, regresarÁ una pequeÑa lluvia que seextenderÁ hasta el sÁbado. como siempre, un placer informar sobre las condiciones del tiempo y espero tengan una excelente tarde. palmira: gracias. ramÓn: Éstas son algunas propuestas que aparecerÁnen la boleta electoral. autoriza $4,000,000,000 en moros para parques locales y estatales entre otros proyectos redistribuye 6 millones de dÓlares en bonos que precisamente son designados para este tipo de situaciones. palmira:un residente quedÓ impactado, sorprendido por la reacciÓn de quien halló en su cÁmara de seguridad, al ver que el cartero cuando llegÓ a poner la basura se diÓ cuenta que estaba el bote de ba

fresno and bakersfield are running below average. there those our low. it did it's job yesterday, if you will, with the thunderstorm activity for some. had a lot. sierra nevada lit up. more so as that system moves inland. there's still a breeze and there's some low clouds. not as extensive as we saw. little on the cool side here. upper 40s for some. i mean, there's some 50s. temperatures are will recover here days are a lot longer here. 39 tricky. 55 up and ukiah. the load that moves out will get high pressure. another low is on the way. until then, we will see a slight warm-up. that means 60s and 70s for your

it lasted four hours as he drove an rv from the los angeles area all the way to bakersfield. police say the 46-year-old man was being sot for a domestic violence incident and his two young children were in the rv during the chase. they were found safe inside the rv after he stopped the rv next to an orchard and ran away. that search continues. >>> for comcasters a warning people across the west we face another dangerous wildfire season this summer. drought and thick grass left over from last year means the risk of fires in southern california will be above normal through the end of august. parts of arizona, el dorado, new mexico, nevada and utah are at greater risk through june. by july the danger will increase for us. >>> firefighters in arizona hope improved weather conditions will help them contain a wildfire south of flagstaff. so far nearly 18 square miles have burned and 30 buildings have been destroyed. investigators believe and abandoned illegal campfire started the fire last friday. more than 1000 homes and structures are still threatened and arizona's governor has d

they converge around fresno in bakersfield. can you see that? they are all reporting a north- northwest breeze toward the sacramento valley. it is cool to see that spilling off the sierra. they converge out to the valley. seattle's average high temperature for the first two weeks of may is 71.8 degrees. the average high temperature for los angeles during that same timeframe is 68 .6 degrees. it is possible to actually be cool. it is very cool for mid may for us. there will be a few 70 degrees temperatures with most in the 50s and 60s. everyone mostly is cloudy. santa rosa is 64 red route -- redwood city 68, antioch will flirt with 70s san jose 61 degrees. low clouds are already marching through. we had one low getting kicked out of nevada. this one is more likely coming in tomorrow because it will start to move in. this system will get kicked out but it has numerous thunderstorms and high elevation snow. the onshore wind is in place. the stage is being set for a cold day for us. 50s for the temps, even on the peninsula. maybe even a few 40s, but

. >>> a bakersfield man and his brother were detained by immigration agents this week accused of being in the country illegally and being members of a street gang. they were taken into custody tuesday and due to be deported back to their native mexico. a family lawyer says i.c.e. has made a terrible mistake. >> we think it's entirely possible that i.c.e. mistook him and saw the same name and made assumptions that they should not have made. i'd be very surprised if we find out that is not the case. >> the attorney is now demanding an apology and the brothers be released. the agency said in a statement both brothers have criminal convictions for violent offenses. >>> a mother has launched a petition to stop sales of a video game called "active shooter." already received more than 5,500 shooters. it has members of a swat team trying to stop another team of a school shooter. she believes the game is in poor taste. >> it's not okay to do it in a school especially right now and any reasonable company should know that. >> the developer says it does not promote violence. >>> forget about walki

bakersfield,d in which is five hours away from san francisco, which is where i work. it is awful.ala harris' office to do something about it. amy: we will certainly continue to follow hamid's story. mariel villarreal is an attorney representing hamid, with pangea legal services, an immigrant defense organization based in san francisco. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid video production fellowships as well as a variety of paid internships. find out more at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> colameco: today's show is a little bit of a departure from what i normally do. i love chef-run restaurants, chefs in the kitchen, owners in the dining room -- you know, that kind of place. small places, one-off places, places really inspired by great food. this is more of a corporate story with a great chef behind

bakersfield,d in which is five hours away from san francisco, which is where i work. it is awful.ala harris' office to do something about it. amy: we will certainly continue to follow hamid'ss story. mariel villarreal is an attorney representing hamid, with pangea legal services, an immigrant defense organization based in san francisco. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid video production fellowships as well as a variety of paid internships. find out more at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

on tuesday he led police from hollywood and bakersfield, eventually giving officers the slip. his 3-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter were unarmed. >>> if you're a woman trying to get pregnant, it may be a good idea to get more fruit. that's the advice of researchers who conducted the study. researchers followed 5600 women who wanted to conceive. those who ate fruit - - - - - ate fast food four or more times a week took a month longer to get pregnant than those who rarely ate fast food. >>> the world's best pro surfers will be in the central valley, 100 miles from the nearest beach for a competition broadcast on national tv. the founder's cup will take place on a man made lagoon created by world champion slater kelly slater. his surf ranch is a one-of-a-kind, high-tech wave pool. >> nothing else like it in the world. when we come out here and create the perfect wave and push every single time a special wave for our surfers to get on, it really creates a consistent environment for them to compete against. >> that is wild. the surf ranch uses 15 million gallops of water and

fresno and bakersfield are running below average. there those our low. it did it's job yesterday, if you will, with the thunderstorm activity for some. had a lot. sierra nevada lit up. more so as that system moves inland. there's still a breeze and there's some low clouds. not as extensive as we saw. little on the cool side here. upper 40s for some. i mean, there's some 50s. temperatures are will recover here days are a lot longer here. 39 tricky. 55 up and ukiah. the load that moves out will get high pressure. another low is on the way. until then, we will see a slight warm-up. that means 60s and 70s for your temperatures. 4:31. i hope today is quieter for you. my goodness. yesterday was a there. >> let's just hope today it's nice and quiet. so far, it is. that's how we are starting. westbound 80 as you drive into solano county, you're going to see it moving well, steve. from vacaville, fairfield, into vallejo. it continues to look very good. no problems on highway 37. across the bridge, it also looks good into crockett in hercules. here's a look at the

i grew up in a small town in bakersfield. i got out of high school and my folks and have much money so i went to a community college. i made a guy that owns a liquor store but is a car dealers license. i talk him into taking me to the l.a. car option and i start buying and selling cars and flipping them. now, it's illegal but i don't know that. so what do you do you go visit your buddies as i go to the grocery store to cash my check. this is 1985. the day before the lottery started so i do, i buy a lottery ticket to win the lottery. the most he could win was $5000. you're 18 years old, friday night and you just won $5000 in 1985, and your ten minutes away from tijuana. so i come back and take my folks to dinner give my brothers and sisters a hundred bucks and i put all my money into one stock. so next semester that it wasn't go back to school so i went to buy franchise. no one would sell me one, i was too young. i created my own business, delhi, like subway before subway. i learned three lessons. you're the first to work, las

. >>> the man who led authorities on a nearly four- hour chase in an rv from los angeles to the bakersfieldrea is now in police custody. 46-year-old stephen houk was arrested yesterday afternoon in the barstow area. officials say he was found inside a railcar. houk fled with his two young children inside the motorhome tuesday afternoon. police followed him for more than 100 miles. houk is a parolee out of oregon and also a convicted sex offender. >>> a live look now from dallas, where president trump is speaking at the national rifle association annual convention today. he said that he is going to vow to protect the second amendment. we have a look at the attention that the event is getting as the issue of gun safety ramps up. >> mr. president! >> reporter: president trump headed to dallas this morning ahead of his speech to the nra's annual convention. thousands of people on both sides of the gun control debate are expected. >> second amendment was put in place to protect the average citizen from an overbearing government. >> what i would say to the nra is that we are not trying to take gu

kevin mccarthy from the bakersfield area has thrown his support behind talks. he's been pulling second or third with a democrat gabba news10 leading most of the surveys by a wide margin. it's hoping the convention starting today will decide whether to endorse cox or the other candidates. >>> 4:40. still searching for answers this morning. in mill valley after a terrifying crime. coming up at the top of the hour, the latest on what investigators say about a deadly shooting that has neighbors sheltering in place. >> reporter: plus, it is the highest honor in hollywood. hollywood stars getting the boot. >>> good morning. right now, we still have very nice-looking traffic on the san mateo bridge. it looks good. heading to the peninsula. >>> well, a big cooldown yesterday with extensive low clouds. they are still there this morning, but they will burn off. and temps will bump off. -- up. near normal for most. >>> bill cosby and roman polanski have both now been punished by the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences. the board of the organization that puts on t

which is about a hour east of bakersfield. her 23 year old daughter was killed nearly 2 years ago. that murder remains unsolved. so debi has put up 3 billboards along a quiet desert road... that show a message of frustration and sorrow. >> this woman's daughter was killed 234 years ago. her murder remains unsolved. a message of frustration and sor row. it's similar to the slot of the oscar-winning movie "three billboards." . >> you would co-it be a cure for baldness? a group of researchers may have stumbled across one. scientists were working on a drug for osteoporosis. it stimulated hair follicles and prompted hair growth. next up, is to find out if the drug is safe for humans. >> it will hit me just in time. >> i think you're okay. >> we're back in a moment with an interesting note about the giants game tomorrow. with eeel explain. -- we'll explain. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. because antonio

-- man hunt underway for a registered sex offender who led police on a chase from hollywood to bakersfield46-year-old steven hook is a domestic violence suspect from oregon. he drove an r.v. up interstate 5 yesterday afternoon, leading officers on a chase for several hours. a 3-year-old boy and 11-month-old girl were in the vehicle with him. police say hook eventually ditched the r.v., and the children who are safe this morning. now he's wanted for child abduction and weapons violations. >>> senator dianne feinstein says she's changed her stance and is no longer opposed to legalized marijuana. feinstein told mcclatchy's d.c. bureau her position changed after having conversations with constituents, especially those with younger children who have benefited from medical marijuana. feinstein says she is open to considering federal protection for state legalized marijuana. feinstein's change in heart comes as she faces a primary challenge from state senator kevin deleon. a recent pole by the public policy institute of -- poll by the public policy institute of california shows feinstein in the l

i growth in a small town of bakersfield. i happen to be republican and my family are all democrats. i got out of high school. they wanted to send me away for a scholarship in my folks don't have much money. i went to a community college. i need this guy who owns a liquor store. it has a car dealers license. i talk him into taking me to the l.a. car auction. i start buying and selling cars and flipping them to pay my way through college. it is illegal but i don't know that. what do you do when you are a community college and your buddies are away? i will go to san diego state and visit my friends. by go to the grocery store and cash my check. this is 1985. the day before the lottery just started in california. what do i do? i buy a lottery ticket. i won the lottery, true story. the most you could win was $5,000. put yourself in my place. you are 18 years old, it is friday night. you won $5,000 back in 1985 and you are 10 minutes away from tijuana. [laughter] rep. mccarthy: i come back, i take my folks to dinner. you know what i do? i put it all in a stock. i believe in taking a risk.

. >>> a developing story that began as a pursuit in los angeles turned into a manhunt in bakersfield and centered 0en that r.v. police are searching for a parolee driving a motor home with two kids on board. officers say they made an attempt to pull the motor home over near hollywood boulevard, but he sped off and led them on an hours long chase across freeways into kern county before escaping on foot. the kids, by the way, are all right. >>> back here in the bay area, south bay police officer is on leave tonight after accidentally firing his gun and hurting a teenage girl. this happened sunday night when officers chased a 16-year-old boy who was on a joyride with two teenage girls in a stolen van. you see that white van right there. officers forced the van to spin out and it crashed into a fire hydrant. the girls got out and walked towards the officers who had their guns pulled. one of the those officers accidentally fired his gun toward the ground. a fragment hit one of the girls near the eye. >> none of us ever want to discharge our firearm, period, let alone to have something lik

. >> the candidate coming in second making a stop in bakersfield. he says he started with nothing and has achieved the american dream. >> that's what i am running for governor to do, restore the california dream, restore the opportunity that all californians deserve. >> the public policy shows that cox has 19% of the vote. >>> after today you have to go into person to your county election office to request one. for more information check out abc7news.com/election. >>> today starbucks shut down all of its stores for hours to conduct implicit bias go to abc7news.com/vote to answer. results are changing live. carolyn tyler joins us live outside jackson street in san francisco. >> reporter: customers are still trying to get to the door and they are being greeted by a sign that says we'll see you tomorrow. employees nationwide are under going racial sensitivity training. chairman says he knows one afternoon is not enough, but it is a start. this starbucks near the embarcadero closed shop this afternoon. when customers left, employees began an afternoon o

i grew up in the small town of bakersfield.i happen to be a republican, my family are all democrats. i got out of high school, no one was going to give me a scholarship, my folks don't have much must money, so i go to comy college. you know what i do? i give -- i meet this guy who i talk into taking me to the l.a. car auctionings. i start buying and selling cars to make my way through college. it's illegal but i don't know that. i'm just trying to be a entrepreneur. i'm going to go to san diego state and visit some friends there. so i go to the grocery store to cash my checks, i don't have much money. this is 1985. the day before the lottery just started in california, so what do i do? i buy a lottery ticket, and i won the lottery. true story. the most you could win was $5,000. put yourself in my place. you're 18 years old, it's friday night, you just won $5,000 back in 1985 and you're ten minutes away from tijuana. [laughter] so i come back, i take my folks to dinner, give my brother and sister each $100, you know what i do in

this is in bakersfield. good evening. >> good evening.unty is the largest exporter of almonds in the world. i talked to several greower and they tell me these tariffs are bad for the u.s. and chine and causing problems between chinese buyers and california suppliers. >> it hurts the china consumer. not only will it hinder supply. their cost of food will go up because of it. the biggest impact to us under the tariffs is the lack of a marketplace. we will have to develop new marketplaces to sell our crop. >> growers tell me there is one country, though, benefiting from the tariffs. australia. the number 2 almond expoeter is in place to scoop up u.s. supply overseas. they just closed a0% tariff deal with china and that puts growers here at a huge price advantage because their nuts are 25% expensive. >> who will pay for it? that's the question: will this affect the ability to compete with other countries. >> but australia can't meet the demand in china without pulling some of their nuts out of other parts of the world. that opens up opportuni

this particular show was adverised as far south as fresno and bakersfield">sgt.rick smith put in a mutual aid call to east contra costa county law enforcement in pittsburg, brentwood, oakley and the california highway patrolsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police department: "last couple of years we had to put up with sideshow happening impromptu and reckless driving throughout the city, it put an extreme tax on all the different agencies. this last year we came together, do it as an east county effort to make it known that this side of the county is off limits to this and we are not tolerating it">officer made 49 certified road inspection stops, issued 42 citations, impounded 4 vehicles and made 5 arrests...in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) in san jose mark zuckerberg took the stage to deliver facebook's keynote address at their annual f=8 developer conference. kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate was there and says user safety and privacy was the focus. stand up - zuckerberg spent the first 15 minutes of the keynote address the recent scandals and the concer

for the republicans, ryan has anointed almost kevin mcarthury of bakersfield. and they said maybe it is a hop and a skip, but no. that he had problem two years ago when he thought he might get the job after boehner stepped down. in fact, he has competition. a guy from the freedom caucus who said i have enough votes to keep you from getting it. >> let's talk about the democrats. nancy pelosi was the speaker, she says she wanted, if they do get majority again, she wants it back. what could stop it? >> a couple things. generations and geography. her opponent is tim ryan no, relation. he says it's time. he's 33 years younger than she is and with that, he said we can do things. we can win the swing states. after all, nancy pelosi lost they votes. here's the thing. you want to see a californian, depending on who you are. but republicans, having someone like mccarthy in there is wonderful, why? he'll come up to legislation very friendly to farmers who need water and he'll stop high speed rail. for the democrats, you want most most. why? no one can be a better foil aga

on tuesday he was driving an rv and led police on a chase from los angeles to bakersfield. it came to an end in a standoff but he ran away into an orchard. it is unclear how he got to barstow. he is a parolee and a registered sex offender as well. >>> expect to see big crowds and police officers this weekend. cinco de mayo falls on a saturday this year. and there is a watch party for the sharks game. >> reporter: 1000 fans are expected to be at the watch party here. couple that with cinco de mayo this saturday. it is coming downtown. >> reporter: on canyon road, cultural heritage is on full display. there waving the mexican flag. >> it is important with everything that is going on with politics and all that, going on with immigration. you know it is not fair. >> the sold 20 flags in the last couple hours. one little boy purchased one and he is seeking chemotherapy treatment. cars are expected to come along santa clara street. and this restaurant is stocking up and stepping up with security guards car tequila and beer. >> we have access to the back patio and we are expecting

"> (justine) protesters from bakersfield college held a rally wednesday in support of bello. his lawyer claims he has no criminal history and is a daca recipient whose status has recently lapsed. eaton is demanding ice issue an apology and release bello immediately. he is currently being held in an ice detention facility with his brother. (justine) the oldest surviving pearl harbor veteran is talking about his memories of that horrific day. ray chavez, who is one-hundred and six years old. he says thoughts about his military service and the attack... never go away. dianne gallagher reports. nat: "a day which will live in infamy." will live in infamy." a day that still plays out in the mind of ray chavez.76 years later.ray chavez/ wwii veteran:"i saw all the ships on fire, a terrible smoke screen, all through the harbor and covering the ships."at 106 years old, chavez is the oldest surviving pearl harbor veteran.ray chavez/ wwii veteran:"it never goes away, what you see and learn. that way i remember, then i forget...then i remember again."remembering, it's what brings chavez

we started looking at fields in bakersfield, careful of it -- california. most of the field grown production today is in those areas. the plants are shift -- shipped into the area by refrigerated trucks. they still go through a facilities packaged and facilities packaged and marketed and then sent back out for retail across the united states and other countries. festival in the area began from garden groups and people who are interested in the industry and a kind of evolved. it began as small garden meetings and turned into a festival, and then the festival turned into a parade. so it became a really big event in october, and it would bring people from all over the world to tyler for the rose festival. the rose festival still goes on today, we still celebrate the industry in the history of the roses in tyler, and we have our beautiful garden for display of the roses. it has went through evolution and changes over the years as well. it was a wpa project at the beginning when the garden was built, and today there are different varieties of roses on display fo

we started looking then at fields in bakersfield, california, that area. phoenix, arizona, and most of the field grown production today is in those areas. those plants, however, are this area by refrigerated truck. they still go through our processing facilities, packaged and martinned, and then -- outeted and then sent back for both wholesale and retail across the united states and other countries. the rose festival in this area began from garden groups and interested inre the industry. and it had kind of evolved. small garden meetings. and then it turned into a festival. then the festival turned into a parade. it became a really big event in october. it would bring people from all to tyler for our rose festival. the rose festival still goes on today. we still celebrate the industry and the heritage and the history in tyler.e industry and then, of course, we do have our beautiful garden that we the roses.splay of it has went through evolution as changes over the years well. so wpa project was at the beginning, when the garden was built. and now, today, th

this particular show was advertised as far south as fresno and bakersfield">check out these tire burnoutrks in the parking lot of the kohls shopping center in brentwoodsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police department: "last couple of years we had to put up with sideshow happening and reckless driving throughout the city, it put an extreme tax on all the different agencies. this last year we came together, do it as an east county effort to make it known that this side of the county is off limits to this and we are not tolerating it...">the joint law enforcement action resulted in 49 certified road inspection stops, issued 42 citations, impounded 4 vehicles and made 5 arrests...in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in santa clara county. authorities are warning the public that " distraction burglars" ... are targeting the elderly. these burglars are 'posing' as utility company workers. the workers say tell people, they need to come inside the elderly person's home ... to assess equipment and discuss bills. once inside ... the suspects then steal multiple items, right under the victim's nos

at the last check, the motor home had taken the 99 freeway to bakersfield where it has now become a standoffrs say the suspect was involved with a -- in a dispute with his wife earlier today and maybe aren't. he was also involved in a hit- and-run collision with the los angeles sheriff's counties deputies. >>> six more people from a controversial migrant caravan were allowed to cross the border into the united states from tijuana, mexico. eight of the migrants were allowed to enter last night after journeying across mexico. about one of the 40 migrants from central america are still camping outside of the border crossing. they are seeking refuge from what they say is a threat of violence in their home country. the justice department said they will not hesitate to punish anyone crossing the border illegally. >> i think it is an attack on the sovereignty of the station. do i think that some of these people have a credible fear case? yes. but i also know that many are not. they are taking advantage of the system with loopholes in it. >> those admitted to this country will be detained until they

. >>> the man who led authorities on a nearly 4 hour chase in an rv from los angeles to the bakersfield area is now in police custody. l.a. county sheriff's deputies say 46-year-old steven houk was arrested yesterday afternoon in barstow. officials say he was found inside a railcar. houk fled with his two young children inside the motorhome tuesday afternoon. police followed him for more than 100 miles. houk is a parolee out of oregon and also a convicted sex offender. he is facing a number of charges including kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon, and domestic violence. >>> gilroy's police chief may face punishment after a burglar stole his personal truck. inside were the chief's gun, badge, work laptop and ipad. it happened at modesto junior college last friday. >> i got out of my vehicle to attend the graduation. and i had my gun and badge on. and then i realized they were screening people at the gate getting in and that i might have a problem getting in with the gun. so i went back and i put it back into my truck. >> chief scott submity says he . >> he said he put it in the cent

it's been a rough journey for donovan, who moved from bakersfield several years ago, hoping his valleyd go away.the condition transformed into "congestive heart failure".jim donovan/organ recipient"i actually gave up and i gave u for a long time and i didn't think anything would happen." donovan waited almost two years before his doctors found an exact match, for a heart transplant, last august.that match came from choy, who had passed just days before donovan received his new heart. aletha gomez/partner of organ donator"this is his will, this is what he wants."choy's spirit now breathes life in donovan, and other people who may have never gotten the chance.jim donovan/organ recipient"i'm gonna go see my grandchildren and celebrate life again, a second life." (pam) that was angela musallam reporting. roughly 12-thousand people died in 2017 waiting on an organ transplant, according to sierra donor services. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawr

hillary is on visiting an omen firm in bakersfield, california to see how growers are dealing with arning, gerri and cheryl. i talked to several almond growers here and they tell me that these terrorists are not only bad for the u.s. command they are bad for china and the verdict caused problems between chinese buyers in california suppliers. >> is not only hurts the american farmer, but the china consumer. not only will it hinder supply a little bit, but they are caused by food will go up because of it. >> the biggest impact under these terrorists is lack of a marketplace. we will develop new marketplaces. >> growers tommy there is one country benefiting from these terrorists are in australia. the number two almond exporters in place with the u.s. apply overseas. the country just goes to 0% tear of deal china and that's what growers here have a huge prices advantage because california nuts or 25% more expensive under these tariffs. >> almonds run were on the water when the care of why not. i think that is going to be a question, will this affect the ability to compete with other cou

after escaping into a bakersfield orchard at the end of a 100- mile police chase.month old and 3 -year old children ... were inside his motor home during the chase. they were not injured. prosecutors are asking that bail be set at one - million dollars. (grant) another unsettling airline incident. a jetblue plane is forced to be diverted after the windshield shattered. you can see the cracks in this photo... the flight from san juan puerto rico was headed to tampa yesterday when it was forced to land in fort lauderdale. the pilot decided to land after noticing several cracks in the windshield. flight attendants told passengers not to worry-- because they weren't in any grave danger. officials say the damage was done to one of the outer layers of the cockpit windshield. it's not yet clear how it happened. coming upin the city of santa rosa, they have a slight problem. well saying slight problem might just be an understatement, let's call it a big problem.i've received numerous emails from various people, so now i'm here to take a look what's the problem? i'll explai

he was driving that rv from the los angeles area all the way to bakersfield. 46-year-old stephen halkng sought for a domestic violence incident. his two young kids were in the rv during that police chase. the children were found safe inside of the rv after halk stopped next to an orchard and then he ran away. they are still searching for him this morning. >>> forecasters are warning people across the west that we're facing another dangerous wildfire season this summer. drought and thick grass left over from last year means the risk for fires in southern california will be above normal through the end of august. parts of arizona, colorado, new mexico, nevada and utah are at greater risk through june. by july, the danger will increase for us here in northern california. >>> firefighters in arizona hope improved weather conditions will help them contain a wildfire south of flagstaff. so far nearly 18 square miles have burned and 30 buildings have been destroyed. investigators believe an abandoned illegal campfire started the fire last friday. more than 1,000 homes and buildings are threa

. >>> a man drove an rv from the los angeles area all the way to keep bakersfield. police say the 46-year-old was being sought for domestic violence and that his two young children were in the rv during that chase. they were found safe inside after he decided to stop the rv next to an orchard. he ran away in the search for him continues. >>> president trump could eventually face a grand jury subpoena in the ongoing russian investigation. >> this would be extraordinary if it happens. one of the president's formerly lawyers says special counsel robert mueller is thinking about it. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: it is abundantly clear that special counsel robert mueller would like to interview president trump and he may be willing to go to court to make that happen. it may be a trump-mueller showdown in the making. robert mueller, the special counsel in the russia probe once a talk to the president. a former attorney for the president said robert mueller threatened to use a subpoena to make it happen in march. that could touch off a legal batter -- ba

ends in bakersfield.ex offender evaded officers in a motorhome with his 11-month- old daughter and 3-year-old son still inside. the suspect has been identified as 46-year-old stephen houk from oregon. he is on the loose and armed. he is wanted for child abduction and weapons violations. >>> it was not a pleasant ride for some visitors in japan got stuck on a roller coaster got stuck. riders were hang there is for two hours. >> oh, no. >> before rescuers finally managed to get them down. no one was hurt. the park blames a faulty motor part for the incident. >> upside-down for two hours? >> two hours. >> fun two hours. >> all the blood rushing to your head? >> you learn to be patient. >> and hope you don't have to use the bathroom. >> upside-down roller coaster? >> would you go back there if that happened to you? >> that was quite a ride. >> i love roller coasters. i think i'd go back. >> oh, man. >>> we have quite a ride for some drivers on the morning commute right now. this is not looking good. okay, thi

fire danger developing in the sierra from salt lake tahoe all the way down to just to the east of bakersfieldthose same breezes are coming our way and i'll show you more of that coming up in the big weather. let's focus on palm springs. 103. sunshine down in san diego and los angeles. mid-to-upper 80s through the central valley. 79 in yosemite. let's take a look what's going on in tahoe as thunderstorm season is starting and hang around for five straight days. chance for some wet weather. we're going from white to brown to green rather rapidly in the high country. >>> early morning wake up call for dozens of people in san francisco. a fire forced people in an upper market apartment building to evacuate from their homes around 3:00 a.m. >> amy hollyfield spoke to one who lot of everything. >> reporter: good morning. it's very obvious where this fire started, that top unit. one of the woman who lives in that unit told me they all feel lucky to be alive. four adults live there. one was taken to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. she told me she heard breaking glass. she heard pilatlat

he says my aunt in bakersfield, california, said the talk has been how this is been the best mayweather ever. they were 80 yesterday. that's 4 below. their lowest, five below. the mean temperature is five below. when you're saying how nice it is in bakersville, you know it's nice for a lot. 80s that's a beautiful day. 54 morgan hill. there are observations at 54. close enough rick speaking of, 61 this morning. 68 in fresno. low clouds making a pretty good move here. they will peel back. i think we know the drill. 40s, 50s on the temps. temperatures will be slightly below average. another low. we will slide in here late sunday into monday. 5:32 cuts out. >> right now, traffic is mostly good. there are some areas were it's going to be slow. right now, on 80 westbound, from solano county to fairfield, or in fairfield and vallejo, in solano county, it looks good. as you drive out to the carquinez bridge, a little bit of slowing on highway 37. no slowing right now in novato and san rafael. it also looks good as you drive all the way to hercules in richmond. we see our maps. lot of those not

received the endorsement of a congress member house majority leader kevin mccarthy who is from bakersfield support behind cox who has been pulling second or third with gavin newsom leading most surveys. the california republican party is hosting its convention today in san diego. it will decide whether or not to endorse cox or the other top gop candidate. >>> san mateo and napa counties are joining other counties that will stop offering neighborhood polling places on election day, instead all registered voters will get a mail-in ballot that they can return in the mail or take to a special drop off. people who want to vote in person will have to go to a county voting center that will be opened in the days leading up to the election. there will no longer be neighborhood polling places. >>> san jose is getting ready for big cinco de mayo celebrations tomorrow, downtown san jose will be packed as street vendors are already busy selling products ahead of the festivities. cinco de mayo also means big business for restaurants. the manager from a local restaurant says it is their biggest day of th

the case of cathy miller and tastries bakery in bakersfield made national headlines.e for the wedding of 2 women. the newlyweds say miller's refusal was discrimination against homosexuals. the owner of tastries didn't agree... she claimed making the cake would violate her right to religious freedom. the judge agreed. the couple has not decided if they will appeal the decision. ( james ) candidates for mayor london breed and jane kim shared the stage in a forum last night. this follows an incident over the weekend where some of breed's supporters shouted racail slurs at kim. seven of the eight candidates running for mayor were at last night's forum. the candidates answered questions about drug policies, housing and traffic congestion and car break-ins plaguing the city. many of the candidates say they want a dedicated unit within the police department to strictly investigate car burglars.

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he drove from rv from the los angeles area all the way to bakersfield. 46-year-old steven was being soughtor a domestic violence incident and his two young kids were in the rv during the police chase. the children were found safe inside of the rv after he stopped next to an orchard and then ran away. the police are still searching for him this morning. >>> forecasters are warning people across the west that we face another dangerous wildfire season this summer. drought and thick grass left over from last year means the risk of fires in southern california will be above normal through the end of august. parts of arizona, colorado, new mexico, nevada and utah are at greater risk through june. by july, the danger will increase for us. >>> firefighters in arizona hope improved weather conditions will help them contain a wildfire south of flagstaff. so far nearly 18 square miles have burned and 30 buildings have been destroyed. investigators believe an abandoned illegal campfire started the fire on friday. more than 1,000 homes and other buildings are still threatened. and arizona's governor ha

on tuesday he led police through hollywood, bakersfield, eventually evading officers.1-month-old daughter were unharmed. >>> the american red cross is trying to raise awareness about smoke alarms. >> here is one way to do it. jimmy kimmel asking staff members to make creative wake-up calls. [ chime ]. >> what are you doing? >> it's for the red cross thing. >> oh, that poor woman. with similar bowls in the middle of the night. to take the challenge, you have to record a video of waking someone up and post it on social media. the american red cross is in the process of installing 100,000 free smoke alarms by may 13th. >> don't do it to anyone who has a weapon nearby or large object. >>> if you're a woman trying to get pregnant, it might be a good idea to eat more proof. >> researchers followed nearly 5,600 women who wanted to conceive. those who ate fruit less than one to three times a month took a month longer to get pregnant than those who ate fruit three or more times a day. those who ate fast food four or more times a week took a month longer to get pregnant than tho

hillary vaughn live in bakersfield, california, with the details.lary, this will not come cheap for homeowners, right? reporter: that's right. it could add $10,000 to the cost of buying a brand new home. some buyers think it is lower estimate once all said and done. according to the new requirement homebuyers would have to cover the cost of buying, installing solar panels. as the golden state pushes to go green, critics say this policy will push people out of the housing market. >> we're handing out so much money to the solar industry, that last year we actually had to pay arizona to take excess electricity that was being produced by these subsidized solar panels and that subsidy, charles, ends up in the cost of our food, our clothing, our restaurants, meals, our general cost of living. somebody has to pay for it. reporter: some energy analysts say that more solar power is only going to add to the growing surplus. during sunny days california has more energy than the state's solar plants can process which pushes energy prices into negative territory

hillary vaughn is live in bakersfield with the latest on this one the government getting wild.i, hillary. reporter: hey, trish that's right it is a requirement now if you want a new home it's going to come with solar panels and you're the one that has to pay for the cost up front. this is going to add about $10,000 to your mortgage the cost of rents, the cost of housing keeps going up, and every time these democrats want to help people, they end up increasing the cost of an already out out of sight housing stock in the state. i think people are sick and tired of it. we've got a couple of career politicians, democrats trying to double down on this: there's special interest it's the democrats special interest all over the place and they're making life miserable for working californians. >> even solar energy advocates say this is a very expensive bad idea, because roof top solar is twice as expensive as power plant solar, one economic professors the uc berkeley says he thinks this mandate will actually encourage other states to opt out of renewable energy saying "by demonstrating

house majority leader kevin mccarthy is from the bakersfield area. talks has been pulling second or third with gavin newsom ahead in most of the surveys. the republican party is hosting its convention in sand hill -- san diego. >>> our time is 5:42. we're still talking about the deadly shooting in mill valley. we will have more about the conditions of the man who is fighting for his life this morning after intact -- an attack that left a woman dead and the shooter dead. >>> and hanging from the golden gate bridge, hundreds of feet from the water, okay that's scary to take a look at. a hard -- heart stopping work being done on the world's famous span. only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart va