fresno, bakersfield, also over towards 9. 60's for some. rio vista is in there.be a little on the cool side. but, temperatures in the pacific northwest are going to be warming and already 64 in seattle, looking for about 85 today, but for central california, getting all of the thunderstorm activity. we get some fault but it is burning off sooner. seattle was 83 yesterday for a record high. we will be warmer today, i think it is a one-day event that all die down to san diego by tomorrow. a little change for the weekend, the temperatures will probably settle into the upper 70s. >>> thank you. a quick reminder to download our weather app for your smart phones and tablets. also, an easy way for you to upload your weather photos and videos. it is free to download from the apple and google play stores. >>> a lot of people don't like going to the doctor, even the dentist, why a new study says men wait until things get really bad before they go get checked out. >>> millennials seem to be making more marketing trends every day, coming up, why more of them would rather ren

indians facing the oakland a's today. 66 and a very busy day, quite active towards fresno and also bakersfield look at the lightning show coming in off the sierra and moving back from east to west. it is blowing up as we set so if you're going out watch out, this could bring heavy downpours and also some hail reports. that will have an active day in southern california as well the parts of arizona and nevada. as a northwest breeze or a north breeze taking in for santa rosa and hardly in a delta breeze which is a couple of indicators usually it will not be as cool today. davis also has a north breeze. 50s on the temps, all signs point towards the spring of lower, low 50s for just about everybody, quite active southern california into the four corners but look a little better for us here. all the heat up in the pacific northwest and seattle and portland will have record highs in the northerly breeze will give us a quick warm-up today. tomorrow will come back into the west and fog will be back in the 60s, 70s and low 80s today. 6:01 am and sal will start with ?>> the richmond bridge, steve, it al

bakersfield.lists off the top 10 stays based on population trends and employment gains. many are moving to bakersfield because of the city's affordability. other top cities including denver, colorado, durham, grand rapids, michigan, madison, wisconsin. bakersfield. good morning, bakersfield. 5:44. >> house speaker nancy pelosi dusting off her cap and gown. >>> she's often asked to speak at college graduations. this year she won't have to travel very far. pelosi will be the key note speaker at san francisco state university's commencement next month. she will address more than 8,000 students and some 30,000 guests. the ceremony is so big it's being held at oracle park. this has been held there the past five years. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. the president's attorney general faces tough questions today. >> scott mcgrew, accusations bill barr lied to congress? >> i have that clip, marcus. i will show it in a minute. barr is scheduled to testify hours after a bombshell. we learned special counsel r

you better bundle up, bakersfield might be 66 degrees as well which would be a record low maximum.have never been that cool on this date. fresno might be close as well. everything is pushing off to the high desert, 57 degrees realistic, it is warmer in berkeley and oakland than it is out to the east. just read to see all of this happened. some cloud cover sneaking in, coming into lake county and parts of napa, something to watch later today. we have some breaks today i think we will get some partly cloudy skies, but for the general trend it is better than it has been the last couple of days, watch what happens here, if you go to the sierra, satellite up on thursday, get on friday also toward chester reading northern sacramento watch what happens on saturday it begins to pick up in the valley and the mountains and then gets closer to us as we head toward sunday. mountain area could be snow and hefty thunderstorms. i do think we are in for some rain on sunday into monday. some of these projections might be cut back, when you are seeing bakersfield and other areas even down to santa b

based on north/northeast breeze and as the low moves south we have thunderstorm activity around bakersfield and fresno. and in the sierra some of the higher elevation, snow above 8000 feet, but the floor around this is producing a little offshore breeze the upper atmosphere not of the surface and if it makes it down to the surface that fog will burn off sooner. so far not yet with something was going forward. 50s on the temps, fairfiled 51, 58 san jose 52 a santa rosa, east bay 50s, pittsburgh and brentwood 55, you can see the activity continues around las vegas which is very active. some of that has made it into central on southern california so if you're going down, that is the offshore direction, is it in the upper atmosphere and will it make it to the surface question some of the moisture coming up this year but taking a dive toward central southern california. it missed us by that much. by that much. >> that much.>> the fog and low clouds retreats the 60s and 70s, there is a woman, if you say today is warmer that is because if it does not get to that you know the east wind never made i

>>house minority leader bakersfield republican, kevin mccarthy says that goes too defend my pro-life position for my whole political career but my whole political career i also believed in rape incest or life of the mother was exceptions that's exactly what. >>republicans have voted on in this house, that's what our platform says and i believe that's the point of you find many of us of where we stand. >>noosa made his comments during a statewide tour promoting his health care agenda. he says he will detail how a $100 million of his budget will be used to help planned parenthood and other family planning organizations throughout the state at his final stop in san diego on saturday. maureen kelly khan 40's. a man accused of killing 3 people in the bay area last month has been charged with 3 counts of murder the alameda county da's office. >>announced the charges thursday against 43 year-old stuff on jefferson. police say the jefferson killed 57 year-old marcus jackson in oakland that happened on april 26. and we have a map for there is a map that shows where that first shooting happene

i'm from bakersfield, california. i went to school to be a registered nurse, because of the journey that my family has been through with pediatric cancer. my son lucas was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, father's day, 2009. i'm hearing feedback. i think it's this. sorry about that. so, again, my son lucas was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, which is cancer, on father's day of 2009. happy father's day, right? nobody wants to hear that. especially on father's day. he was only 7 months old when he was diagnosed. okay? he endured a year of treatment, hospitalizations, intense chemotherapy, endless doctors' appointments, the costs of which added up quickly. at nearly half a million dollars a month for his care for in-patient care at ucla, for an entire year, totaling nearly $6 million. our insurance company fought us every step of the way. they tried to avoid paying for luca'' care all together. claiming that his cancer was a preexisting condition. so put yourself in my shoes. you're parents, you'

california is working its way into the san joaquin valley look at that lightning system, around bakersfieldancaster and also around fresno and the central sierra above 8000 feet a winter weather advisory for snow and in las vegas it will be a day that will be warmer in seattle and portland then it will be in palm springs and phoenix. that is the way it is looking. still a westerly breeze, but a little north and northwest, santa rosa, fairfield only eight. yesterday this time it was 32 mph which is assigned things are changing usual. 50s and the temperatures not changing very much, low 50s for some and a perfidious for a few, berkeley 54, on the peninsula very close at 56, palo alto and stanford and even belmont over to fremont as well, closer everyone else and not much change. a lot of cloud cover and data from activities still on the four corners we are little bit to the far west with a little fog and for inland areas will burn off sooner. 60s and 70s at the coast and the babe but low 80s inland with a little help from a slight northerly breeze. tomorrow back to fog and temperatures not go

aquÍ en san josÉ 62 grados de temperatura mÁxima y en bakersfield, la temperatura se quedÓ en los 69

vÍctimas de maltrato durÁn del trayecto del centro de detÉn sion a otro centro en la ciudad de bakersfielduvieron al salir de un restaurante con su familia a que el miedo a que el temor de que no sabÍamos para donde Íbamos una compaÑía tiene contrato y dice que a ella y a otras ocho mujeres mÁs se les negaron varios service y describe el trato de las autoridades como inhumano. ♪ >>los oficiales con aquella veces migraciÓn de meternos como si fuÉsemos animales. los minutos los estaba contando, se me venÍa el -- a la mente las imÁgenes de mis hijos porque creÍ que nunca mÁs los iba poder ver. jamie quien la representa en una demanda contra la agencia de ice. >>no es una exageraciÓn que todas ellas pensaron que morirÍan en ese vehículo a una mujer que sufre de asma se le negÓ el acceso a su inhalador. ♪ >>yo si llevandoel problema con un psicÓlogo pero cuando llega la noche tengo pÁnico mientras tanto agregar estÁn enterados de otros incidentes en donde los detenidos han sido pero mencionan que una de las mujeres sufrieron vÓmito y desmayo por lo que a travÉs de la demanda buscan dinero de da

sacramento, fresno, bakersfield, santa barbara, monterey, arcadia and this tim year with a few little pop-up showers. temperatures stay cool. we get a break wednesday and thursday and another low will drop in for the weekend and it looks like another round of rain is in the forecast for saturday to sunday. more show up into redding, shasta and areas. we are not gun yet. fresno is an 1.25. that is a lot of rain. the next system will drop in over the weekend. >>> cracking down on the illegal use of disabled parking permits. up next, what ktvu's cameras saw what we road along with dmv investigators in the south bay. . >>> the orinda city council will discussing the food truck program tonight, discussing whether to expand the food program for three more years. food trucks would be provided at selected city events through november of 2022 if it is extended. >>> people illegally using a disabled parking placard just to get a better parking spot. now dmv investigators are out and about enforcing the law and writing tickets. now more with ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary who went along wi

if america was still burning and churning like the 1970s, bakersfield would look like industrial india from going down that road is something called the clean air act. >> it empowered the brand new epa to crack down on the biggest polluters. president trump's epa just rolled back rules on car emissions and telling scientists their services are no longer needed. >> if you lived in the 1970s and '80s in the valley, you probably were shortening your life expectancy by two years. we owe so much to the clean air act. we need to protect the clean air act and make sure it's strengthened. >> i want clean air and beautiful crystal clean water. >> he may want it, but in the age of relentless drilling, farming, driving and burning, it is clear the skies don't clean themselves. bill weir, cnn in central california. >>> a beautiful and scary piece. our thanks to bill weir. coming up, she had vowed never to return, but now years after her imprisonment and acquittal, amanda knox is heading back to italy. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, see what happens when victims and offenders of violent crimes meet

bakersfield, 51. you can sea just coming down out of the parts of santa clara. this will only be for the morning. then partly cloudy and pretty good. then dry air coming in behind it. a very cool day for us, 50,60 and 70s. we start to see temperatures getting back to near average, maybe above by the upcoming weekend. >>> we would lake to remind you to download the weather app. if the has interactive radar and the seven-day forecast. it has an easy feature for you to upload your weather photos and video. it is a free download. >>> time is 4:19. tragedy at a memorial day weekend trip to a southern california amusement park. up next, the latest on a log ride that malfunctioned and the people who were hurt. >>> and in northern california, a man died after a shark attack in hawaii. we have details on where it happened. %fo %fo >>> welcome back to mornings on two. an accident sent three people to the hospital. >> reporter: the log ride at castle park capsizes. >> everybody was screaming. it was just -- it was chaos. it was like, you know, scary. everybody ran to try t

fresno, bakersfield, santa barbara an it. next week, though, it looks like a series of systems will sweep through keeping us on the cool side. 50s, 60s and 70s on the temps. below average. i don't see much changing. subtle changes into the weekend. >>> the surprise of a lifetime for a couple that used to be homeless. coming up, why the warriors reached out to that couple and gave them the star treatment during last night's play-off game. >> reporter: they got a warm welcome at oracle arena. the golden state warriors. >> reporter: touched by the couple's journey and invited them to the experience of a lifetime at a champions take on the rockets for game five at the play-offs. >> when when we saw them mr. dunston had warriors shirt in press coverage. we were very moved by that. we love all our fans and want them all to have the ence of mckenzie, already big warriors fans were given the red carpet treatment, a guided tour of oracle arena and being able to watch the team warm up before this highly anticipated game. >> we never th

i hen i was first elected, have to leave early in the morning from bakersfield, usually 4:30. my mom is an early reiser. she will always volunteer to drive me to the airport and i thought she wanted to spend time with me. by the time i got to the airport my mother would hand me a piece of paper and she written down what i should work on back in session. my mom continues to give me that advice. i wish my mom a happy mother's day. let's shift what we did in congress this week. mott much. but let's shift back to it. six hours. six hours was the amount of time chairman nadler and his members of the house judiciary committee wasted yesterday discussing their manufactured attempt against attorney general barr. if you listen to it, the question continues to be raised that nadler can't even handle the gavel. not only how he dealt with the last committee hearing, comes into doubt, regardless what the issue is, whether or not he's capable of being chairman. yesterday, he even admitted what he sent in the subpoena was not what his intent was. he was asking in a subpoena for attorney gene

the seven-day forecast favors san joaquin valley, fresno, bakersfield, l.a., santa barbara and in the central sierra there are big time boomers up there. there will be cool weather again next week. we are not really -- there is no sign of big warm-up. that is for sure. 50s to 70s on the temps. yesterday a little warmer. today a little cooler >> thank you, steve. >>> 4: the time right now. new regulations for sex education have been approved. up next the curriculum california teachers will be able to add to the classroom. >>> they made number of statements about actions they threatened to do in order to get the world to jump. >> the united states reacting to the iran's nuclear threats if there is no new deal, coming up. >>> today is bike to area citie london breed will be among many city leaders cycling day in a hundred thousand bike riders are expected in the nine bay area counties today and more than 400 energizing stations out there. you can make a pit stop, maybe get a snack and something to drink. >>> the san jose mayor will be getting back on his bike today for the first time sin

taken by the contractor from the west county detention center in richmond to another center in bakersfield. the women claim during that transportation, the contractor kept them in shackles air circulation or bath rams for more than 24 hours. >>> well protests across the nation are going to stop new strict laws on abortion. people here are vowing to fight back for things passed in alabama, georgia, ohio and other states. demonstrators in santa rosa consider the new laws and attacks on women's rights and freedom. it has been law for almost 50 years is now in jeopardy. >> i have grant daughters and grandsons. i'm too old to need an abortion but they certainly might. >> i don't know how personally as a woman i could stand by and not do anything about it. >> as a person of color who appreciates what it takes to stand up for your rights. according to federal statistics, women are having fewer ons now than ever before. polling shows 3 in 4 americans support keeping it legal. >>> time is 4:36. the owner of a winery pleaded guilty in connection with the college admissions scandal. the 53-year-old i

>>house minority leader bakersfield republican, kevin mccarthy says that goes too defend my pro-lifeosition for my whole political career but my whole political career i also believed in rape incest or life of the mother was exceptions that's exactly what. >>republicans have voted on in this house, that's what our platform says and i believe that's the point of you find many of us of where we stand. >>newsome made his comments during a statewide tour promoting his health care agenda. he says he will detail how a $100 million of his budget will be used to help planned parenthood and other family planning organizations throughout the state at his final stop in san diego on saturday. maureen kelly khan 40's. >>california lawmakers have delayed a proposal to make election day a statewide holiday the bill would have closed schools and given all state employees the day off on election day every other november. people for the bill said it could boost voter turnout, but the estimated cost for providing a day off or over time state employees would have been in the 10's of millions of dollars.

away from the bay area, likely the closest that measurable rainfall gets, a light show in fresno, bakersfield, thunderstorms heading away for us, numerous flood warnings in las vegas and northern arizona, but the storm will miss the bay area. >>> 60 in san jose, 56 in limerick more -- livermore. 56 and sam cisco. >>> let's fast-forward and say mother's day will be wonderful, low 60s at the coast, low 80s inland, danville, 77 tomorrow, today's high was only 70 saturday, partly sunny, 74.>>> tracking this low from eastern idaho, heading towards southern california, likely to for a way to give us rain showers, even the east bay, and the hills, cloud cover, tomorrow morning, sunshine in the afternoon, likely missing out on the rainfall, saturday it will come out earlier, very pleasant weather through the weekend. we are warmer because of the low, why does that happen? we get a east to west wind, warming up with sunshine, 80s for one day, santa rosa, napa, 78 san jose, 66 in san francisco.>>> a pretty nice friday, saturday and sunday, keep the sunshine around, 60s on the coast, 80s inland, the rai

god, we trust those forward birds are sparking controversy in the central valley is spastor in bakersfield asked the city council to put the model on police cars. >>city leaders heard from people for and against displaying the nation's model on officers vehicles recently the city of the in kern county voted to make that move but opponents say displaying the words infringes on the first amendment. it's an inherently religious statement. >>and not every single one of our police officers is religious they don't necessarily necessarily believe in a single god. they might believe in a god all sort multiple gods or not at all. >>the council is expected to vote on this issue in june, a redesigned harriet tubman will next year treasury secretary steven mnuchin said. >>yesterday that the new currency will be unveiled in 2028, rather than 2020 as originally planned. mission said the department wanted to focus on boosting security features the new design would replace president andrew jackson on the front of the bill was harriet tubman who escaped slavery and work to free others. jackson would still

you'll see across gilroy, looking at .1 but bakersfield .85. again, the more south you go tomorrow, if you're heading ochoenochn a trip, the better chance of rainfall here in california. tomorrow, mainly going to be dry with the best possibility, spotty showers down to the south bay and early clouds and temperatures in the low to mid 50s and right here across the east bay, san francisco and north bay we'll have more 50s coming back and those low clouds. we'll have sunshine by the afternoon. you'll see in san francisco we'll warm up to 62. we're dry through this weekend then clouds increase by next tuesday and wednesday and possibly a few more shos f im 75 on friday up to 77 on sunday and you can see as we move through next week, we have showers possible again as we head into next week. so still several changes over the next seven-days but it still looks good. >> really nice outside. >> perfect. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, amazon flying into the moon. the ambitious plan just annou e announced by jeff bezobezos. alright, you excited? ye

if america was still burning and churning like the 1970s, bakersfield would look like industrial indiacountry from going down that road is something called the clean air act. signed by president nixon in 1970, it empowered the brand-new epa to crack down on the biggest polluters, but president trump's epa just rolled back rules on car emissions and coal plants and told a review panel of 20 air quality scientists that their services are no longer needed. >> if you lived your entire life in the valley in the late 1970s, early '80s with the air quality level we had then, you probably were shortening your life expectancy by two years. we owe so much to the clean air act. and we feed to protect the clean air act and be sure to strengthen, not weaken. >> i want clean air and beautiful, crystal clean water, right? we want that. >> reporter: he may want it, but in the age of relentless drilling, farming, driving, and burning, it is clear, the skies don't clean themselves. bill weir, cnn, in central california. >> and our thanks to bill weir. we're going to continue to follow that breaking news

>>house minority leader bakersfield republican, kevin mccarthy says that goes too defend my pro-life position for my whole political career but my whole political career i also believed in rape incest or life of the mother was exceptions that's exactly what. >>republicans voted on in this house, that's what our platform says and i believe that's the point of you find many of us of where we stand. >>noosa made his comments during a statewide tour promoting his health care agenda. he says he will detail how a $100 million of his budget will be used to help planned parenthood and other family planning organizations throughout the state at his final stop in san diego on saturday. maureen kelly khan 40's. >>getting so close to the weekend they all just ours karnal has some really good news for us right warranty least for tomorrow, but the weekend part of well that maybe get a little rough again hey we've got some more scattered showers out there right now things are becoming more widely scattered as the storm system really begin to wind down but very impressive indeed as it moved through

the focus now is on the segment that runs from bakersfield to merced. he set the original $77 billion idea for the north and south train just wasn't realistic and did not have the funding. >>> mayor london breed local transportation leader to lead the search for a muni chief. this emphasis the mayor is nominated steve to board of directors. he recently retired from the regional metropolitan transportation commission. it comes after at risk and step down as head of the mta ending an eight year tenure. mooney is facing a investigation over mechanical issues with his trains. including an incident in which a woman was caught in a train door and drag text coming up thieves taking the bait. >>> and east bay police department gets creative to fight car burglaries. the trap criminals are falling for. >>> an endangered seal pup is killed by an off leash dog. the search for the owner who ignore the rules. >>> a billionaire ponying up $30 million to solve san francisco's homeless crisis. what he hopes to accomplish in five years. >>> >> >>> an endangered waterloo

concerns with the current state of the project saying there may not be enough money to complete the bakersfield comer said line without federal funds what i can says we are hit not a stretch right now in our performances below what our expectations are. when we went to the board back in june to ask for a budget of one billion for this fiscal year. >>we did highlight that it was a very aggressive budget and a very aggressive schedule lawmakers pressing the project's leadership for plan b the state auditor recommended the authority have it ready by this month, what with for posing as what we believe is the optimal use of the funds we have available to complete the best a high speed rail segment that can be achieved with the funding available california transportation secretary brian ennis acknowledged there is no funding to connect san francisco to anaheim, but maintains it's still part of the grand plan i have in my mind there's really no doubt that will continue central valley lawmakers want to hit the brakes on the bullet train. >>and at this point in time. this presents a stop i think the nex

leaders at tuesday's board meeting still moving forward with plans to complete the first phase from bakersfield timmer said the federal railroad administration has said this does not meet the original promise for a bullet train between san francisco to anaheim some of suggest later at the capitol men down so facing lawmakers on the project even is to stay winds that lawsuit i hope we do. >>the ads for the foreseeable future if we're really going to be serious. >>as as a body as is the state legislature to to be stewards of the tax dollars. this project has to be reevaluated and i think at least at a minimum the voters should have a say to be their vote again on this project, many questions surrounding the fate of funding for the bullet train we asked of project leaders have a plan b it's not appropriate to look at other contingencies until the lawsuit. >>is resolved and so that's why we're in court now will be commenting on until 2 >>we reached out to the federal railroad administration for comment. but we have not yet heard back. according to actually zavala kron 4 news. >>state assembly has a

concerns with the current state of the project saying there may not be enough money to complete the bakersfield without federal funds what i can says we are hit not a stretch right now in our performances below what our expectations are. when we went to the board back in june to ask for a budget of one billion for this fiscal year. >>we did highlight that it was a very aggressive budget and a very aggressive schedule lawmakers pressing the project's leadership for plan b the state auditor recommended the authority have it ready by this month, what with for posing as what we believe is the optimal use of the funds we have available to complete the best a high speed rail segment that can be achieved with the funding available california transportation secretary brian ennis acknowledged there is no funding to connect san francisco to anaheim, but maintains it's still part of the grand plan i have in my mind there's really no doubt that will continue central valley lawmakers want to hit the brakes on the bullet train. >>and at this point in time. this got stop. i think the next updated than that up

it's the first update since the projects slimmed-down to go between bakersfield and merced instead of los angeles and san francisco. the 220 mile-per-hour trains won't be zipping through the central valley until at least 2028. >>> the richmond city council taking a major step toward building a controversial housing complex. the plan is proposed for point bilotti near the richmond sandra pole bridge. while the project is moving forward john ramose tells us the opposition is not giving up. >> reporter: in 2018 richmond settled a lawsuit over an indian casino that was approved and then denied here at point bilotti. the settlement is that calls for 670 homes to be built in this area with the proceeds to be split between the litigants. that agreement reached in closed-door meetings instantly became mired in controversy. the city council began adding restrictions of the project but when potential developers began dropping out of the running the council reversed course and dropped the restrictions. >> the city council ultimately agreed to remove because they found out they won't get any prop

>>house minority leader bakersfield republican, kevin mccarthy says that goes too defend my pro-life position for my whole political career but my whole political career i also believed in rape incest or life of the mother was exceptions that's exactly what. >>republicans voted on in this house, that's what our platform says and i believe that's the point of you find many of us of where we stand i think it's a disgrace in. and we need to push back. >>noosa made his comments during a statewide tour promoting his health care agenda. he says he will detail how a $100 million of his budget will be used to help planned parenthood and other family planning organizations throughout the state at his final stop in san diego on saturday. maureen kelly khan 40's. >>let's get a check of the weather around the bay area, some continued scattered showers out there, let's get the 4 zone forecast laura standing by with that yeah guys we are going to little bit of a break from all the stormy weather storm clouds still out there we're still seeing showers we're going to be winding down though now but y

taken by the contractor from the west county detention center in richmond to another center in bakersfielde women are claiming during that transportation, the contractor kept them in shackles, in an extremely hot van with no food, water, air circulation, or even bathrooms. that was for more than 24 hours. >>> oakland city leaders are urging alameda county to audit the sheriff's office, the city passed a resolution asking for the county to pay for the audit after a number of inmate complaints in the last 5 years. 29 women have filed lawsuits against the sheriff, one said that she was forced to give birth alone in a cell of the santa rita jail as deputies ignored her cries for help. >>> the san jose city council have voted to change the menu at the san jose international airport, so it is ending contracts with some of the restaurants out there. almost 1 dozen restaurants will have to close, including restaurants with bay area ties. those restaurants will be replaced by four teen new restaurants including two local vendors, farmers union and ola cachina. >>> they are going to celebrate at the

wednesday, the board president aims to keep it on track the project update shows the line between bakersfield tumor said will be ready by 20 28 with the construction cost increase of one billion the authority plans to phase in la and san francisco. but the update shows the project has no money committed or appropriated after 2030 assemblyman jim patterson is calling on the governor to halt funding for the project and making it up as they go along again they have no idea what they are doing let alone in 9 years from now this is a. >>i absolutely and trust operation that i think has lost all credibility another concern for lawmakers was the project's use of private consultants handling public money in the update. the board president says state staff will replace private consultants for management and oversight before the report's release wednesday, the governor said he was not ready to comment his feet. >>the governor said he would make himself available after the report was released later wednesday afternoon. but his office says as of right now they're not sure when exactly that's happening. r

so now legal action attorneys with chain cone styles say the filed a lawsuit against the bakersfieldol district kern county superintendent of schools clearly both organizations failed to supervise the dogs in a safe manner you never >>attorney matthew clark to the dogs are believed to be either cows or a key does both breeds are blacklisted from homeowners insurance policies in california due to the reputation for aggression and her. >>the last call on if you own a dog and it bites somebody you are strictly liable period. there's not a question of did you act reasonably or wasn't negligent the law doesn't even consider that. >>clark says the family wants a policy for dogs are banned from classrooms. i just want to see a change that's why we're on you know on here and make sure that this doesn't happen to any other child. >>that was can while reporting the school district released a statement saying that it cannot comment on the pending iestigation but that school officials did seek medical attention for the child immediately after that incident. coming up next. rebuilding after the c

all of the activi thunderstorm activity is in central california, san joaquin valley, around bakersfield is lit up as of your travel plans, fresno, central sierra, and over towards las vegas there's a lot some record heat yesterday in seattle, they checked in and i will show you just a second, still an onshore breeze although santa rosa showing in north when along with oakland in the last couple days it is been west or southwest and fairfield only 8 miles per hour, yesterday this time 32, a big difference. northwest hayward and livermore, fog burning off sooner today, 51 up to 57 almost covers everyone, 56 in santa cruz, mid-50s and low 50s santa cruz mountains, it is active down into arizona and much of the four corners. i talked to a friend of mine in utah who said it has been cold with a lot of activity so active from denver to albuquerque. and near phoenix and also las vegas and now into central and southern california. look at the offshore direction, this is the upper ms or the. some of that surface which mean see warmer temps. the pattern that is setting up looks to be one of a lit

leaders at tuesday's board meeting still moving forward with plans to complete the first phase from bakersfield timmer said the federal railroad administration has said this does not meet the original promise for a bullet train between san francisco to anaheim some of suggest later at the capitol men down so facing lawmakers on the project even is to stay winds that lawsuit. >>i hope we do. >>the ads for the foreseeable future if we're really going to be serious. >>as as a body as is the state legislature to to be stewards of the tax dollars. this project has to be reevaluated and i think at least at a minimum the voters should have a say to be their vote again on this project, many questions surrounding the fate of funding for the bullet train we asked of project leaders have a plan b it's not appropriate to look at other contingencies until the lawsuit. >>is resolved and so that's why we're in court now will be commenting on until 2 >>we reached out to the federal railroad but we have not yet heard back. according to actually zavala kron 4 news. >>the state assembly has approved new rules for

heavy rain pushing through the southern central valley right now that's lightning seen just west of bakersfield right along the i 5 corridor so definitely one of those days for southern california that is a going to be such a smooth start here in the bay area though we are off to a dry start foggy certainly at times to make your drive into work for this friday, but skies are going to clear out sooner than they did yesterday. we're in for a really pleasant afternoon. tomorrow we continue these nice dry and pleasant conditions. another foggy start but another blue and the clear finished year data look forward to for both saturday tdaytime highs pretty comparable with shoreline where you'd notice. the difference is elsewhere ini mountain view today palo alto at 72 south bay numbers in the upper 70's and san jose santa clara and campbell at 76 or 77 degrees daytime highs in thide nice range of numbers to look forward to on a friday berkeley holding on to the upper 60's well, elsewhere in the east bay, it's either 70's or 80's like in concord pittsburgh fairfield vacaville napa in youngsville that's

leaders at tuesday's board meeting still moving forward with plans to complete the first phase from bakersfield

>>house minority leader bakersfield republican, kevin mccarthy says that goes too defend my pro-lifehole political career. >>but my whole political career i also believed in rape incest or life of the mother was exceptions that's exactly what republicans voted on in this house, that's what our platform says and i believe that's the point of you find many of us of where we stand. >>noosa made his comments during a statewide tour promoting his health cnre agenda. he says he will detail how a $100 million of his budget will be used to help planned parenthood and other family planning organizations throughout the state at his final stop in san diego on saturday. maureen kelly khan 40's. >>khan for is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up on all the latest breaking news and weather. any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. 5.30 an increase in violence in one east bay city has police calling in reinforcements the help they are getting from federal officials to come back. >>also get ready for more

wednesday, the board president aims to keep it on track the project update shows the line between bakersfield tumor said will be ready by 20 28 with the construction cost increase of one billion the authority plans to phase in la and san francisco. but the update shows the project has no money committed or appropriated after 2030 assemblyman jim patterson is calling on

>>he told her he was going to bakersfield with the baby and that he be back home in sacramento monday morning. he never showed up he contacted his brother yesterday i believe. he was playing with her. and he slit the she fell issues and waking them. >>he said he got scared, he joked to the hospital but he never would mean because he thought that nobody was going to leave him that it was an accident. >>investigators have not yet determined a cause of death or whether this was an accident. >>mister edge of areas is considered a person of interest right now. you know detectives would like to speak to him about the circumstances. >>detectives think he's tracking a grey 2014 volkswagen jetta with california plates alvarado is just praying they find him soon shouldn't tell me this. >>have been in face the consequences if he had to go to jail, they deal with it you know feel it there. my baby didn't have to go through all that. >>state lawmakers face a key deadline. this week as hundreds of bills will either survive or die at the capitol kron four us capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala exp

leaders at tuesday's board meeting still moving forward with plans to complete the first phase from bakersfield timmer said the federal railroad administration has said this does not meet the original promise for a bullet train between san francisco to anaheim some of suggest later at the capitol men down so facing lawmakers on the project even is to stay winds that lawsuit i hope we do. obr to expect. >>the ads for the foreseeable future. if we're really going to be serious. >>as as a body as is the state legislature to to be stewards of the tax either this project has to be reevaluated and i think at least at a minimum the voters should have a say to be their vote again on this project, many questions surrounding the fate of funding for the bullet train we asked of project leaders have a plan b it's not appropriate to look at other contingencies until the lawsuit. >>is resolved and so that's why we're in court now we won't be commenting on until it's resolved. >>we reached out to the federal railroad administration for comment. but we have not yet heard back. according to actually zavala kron

federal dollars there may not be enough money to complete the projects current vision a line from bakersfieldw soon california might file this lawsuit against the federal government we reached out to the attorney general's office. >>but a spokesman there said they do not comment on client issues reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. >>coming up tonight at 6.45 the new numbers are in and homelessness is increasing in several areas in the bay area what's behind the troubling trend. >>and next at 6.30 the ntsb has released a preliminary look on and a deadly tell us look last back in march. it says the car failed to do seconds before impact and governor newsom joining the chorus of democratic lawmakers decried the latest antiabortion law at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a dis

there may not be enough money to complete the bakersfield tumor said line without help from the federal government. >>what i can says we are hit not a stretch right now in our performances below what our expectations are. when we went to the board back in june to ask for a budget of one billion for this fiscal year. we did highlight that it was a very aggressive budget and a very aggressive schedule. >>the california transportation secretary acknowledged that there is no money to connect san francisco to anaheim. but it says it's still part of the grand the plan. bart police arrested a group of teenagers as they say are responsible for several phone thefts and now they're warning riders to just be on alert because they're still seeing an uptick in this type of crime. so officers arrested several teens at the west oakland bart station downtown at 12th street also in san francisco at the powell street station. they say that the group is a part of a surge and cell phone thefts between glen park and pow street in san francisco. >>well what i do is i keep my phone my pocket. i have your buds

the project update shows that the rail lines from bakersfield tumor said we'll be ready by 2028. so the construction costs will be at an increase of one billion. and although the face calls for plans in los angeles and san francisco. it also shows that there's no money committed to them nor funds appropriated after the year 2023. fresno assemblyman jim patterson is calling on the governor to hold funding for this project. >>they're making it up as they go along again they have no idea what they are doing let alone in 9 years from now this is a absolute and trust operation that i think has lost all credibility. >>well governor newsom says that he is available for questions but his office staff does not know when that will actually happen. one democratic candidates running for the white house in 2020. one of them, washington governor jay inslee he's sharing his vision for the nation with voters here come for snow all excuse me michelle what are getting all from prom for us showcase n sat down with him afford interview in mountain view. >>washington governor jay inslee spoke to a pa

a tornado was reported a short time ago near bakersfield, texas.re are no initial reports of damage. more than 40 million americans from texas to the great lakes are bracing for a possible outbreak of tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds. lonnie quinn of wcbs-tv in new york has the details. lonnie. >> reporter: well, john, i believe it's going to be a really active weekend out there. now, you talked about texas this evening, it's going to be more nebraska. you can see this red box showing a tornado watch. not a warning right now, but a watch for a good chunk of nebraska. now, this line is going to be pushing to the east-northeast. so late tonight, places like minneapolis, you can be experiencing severe weather. and then we kick off this weekend. and it could even start early saturday morning. this is 5:00 a.m., before the sun has even heated up the atmosphere, places like oklahoma city to dallas. you can already tap into severe weather. and as you go through the day, up and down the midsection of the country-- and i'm talking really the canadian bor

that's just to finish the first section from bakersfield to merced. >>> developing at this hour, it was a former student. we now know the name of the suspect in that deadly shooting at the university of north carolina. the man they're walking there is tristan terrell. he shot six people, police say, inside a classroom. two people died. four were hurt. >>> those in venezuela battling for regime change. some hoping the u.s. military will do what civilians may not be able to. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has more from san francisco on the growing support for juan guaido. >> what do we want? >> freedom! >> reporter: at embarcadero plaza this evening dozens of people united in opposition to venezuelan leader nicolas maduro. they've seen the pictures today of the protests. the country's military loyal to maduro using tear gas and bullets. and this national guard truck having been attacked by protesters driving right back into them, mowing down more than a dozen. >> it breaks my heart to see venezuelans killing venezuelans. at the end of the day we're a family. as a venezuelan we're supposed

high speed rail authority refocuses on just completing the central valley section from merced to bakersfieldat includes only laying plain rail or regular standard rail track, not high speed rail track on that infrastructure. according to the report to lawmakers, this will serve as a building block for a high speed train eventually, say 2028 or 2030 at the earliest and only then in the central valley and will allow the agency to figure out how to raise more money to build out the rest of the project. >> because they know it's a loser. >> reporter: critics saying this approach goes against the spirit of proposition 1a, the $10 billion bond measure california voters approved back in 2008. >> does that violate prop 1a? >> yes. >> he's already filed several lawsuits to nullify prop 1a. he says this latest move to only operate in the central valley for now as well as the reports admission that the system will not have enough riders to pay for itself clearly violates prop 1a, and he says in his mind is potentially illegal. >> it's certainly not what the voters thought they were voting for. >> do yo

this hail in bakersfield, in kansas, officials releasing more than 2 billion gallons of water from eldorado lake. it's already overflowing and they are bracing for more rain. overnight, a taste of what's to come. over 100 reports of severe weather. lightning crawling across the skies over iowa. a flying section of roofs sparking power lines. outside of a store in indianapolis. hamilton county, indiana -- 70 mile per hour winds blowing out transformers and downing trees. >> my god! >> reporter: golf ball sized hail trapping this couple in their car in east illinois. >> intense weather over the next several days. let's get to rob with the forecast. he's tracking it. >> reporter: hey, david. this has the strength and size of a winter storm and it's running in spring warmth and wind here in the heartland of the country. let's take a look at the radar. shows you the breadth of the system. the dynamics over nebraska for tornadoes. there's a watch up there. we had one tornadoes touch down in west texas. overnight, the cells will congeal into a couple clusters, getting in to dallas, and moving east