i was raised in bakersfield, but mainly on the southeast bakersfield. i was the oldest.was three of us. it was cool at first. before my mother started having her own issues. one day i had went to the refrigerator and i saw this big white rock. i thought it was candy so i put the whole thing in my mouth. my mom came out and saw me. it burnt my tongue so bad, i couldn't eat it. my mom came out, what are you doing with that? >> that was a rock of crack cocaine. >> it was pretty big. eventually, they took us from our mother. at first, my mother was coming to see us and spend a few hours. that happened, like, maybe twice i could remember, and she just stopped coming. i was scared. i was ashamed. like i wasn't good enough. or she didn't love her kids enough to want to quit doing what she was doing to get us back. i was put in the home with my sister and my auntie, and she ended up taking my other brothers in, but i still felt abandoned and that carried over into me wanting to be involved in the gangs to be accepted. around 14 years old, i started doing bad things. fighting. br

. >>> south of modesto, excessive heat warning, big triple digit heat in the fresno area, bakersfield as well. probably more records tomorrow, most likely, you will want to carpool, temperatures as hot as they have been all year, some of the warmest days we've seen. we will put it back for you, and put it together for you. it will be one hot day and gradual cooling. >>> back now to the fire we mentioned, that broke out in santa clara county, called the malech fire. >> to 10 acres, -- 210 acres. the latest on the firefight, andre? >> reporter: firefighters are not only trying to protect the land, trying to protect what was above and below ground, it proved to be the first real test for firefighters here. the coyote ridge open spaces, with hikers, but sunday, firefighters were here to stop out the malech fire. >> firefighters, fire engines, fire agencies from santa clara county fire. >> reporter: air support as well. fire crews using shovels and bulldozers to save not just land, but also prevent a potentially bigger disaster, stopping the flames before they got 2 major gas transmission

bakersfield is the first one we have landed on.ces we might think of throughout the united states. places like el paso, milwaukee, tucson. places where you would find a density of people that would support the technology industry and would have a huge impact on the local economy. emily: what is the success rate of the students you have taught? where are they going to work? are they a potential new source of talent for big tech companies, if that is the goal? irma: 80% of the students who enter into our career programs are in technology employment, which has a huge impact on the local economy. 90% of the students on tuesday where they live. they want to stay home. it does not mean there is not opportunity for big tech to pick them up, especially when you have this lens of diversity and inclusion. that is where you are going to find these people. these people will come out of underdog cities, assist in making the inclusive workforce that is missing out another markets. emily: how diverse is this crop of students? irma: 50% female, 50

bakersfield 70. san francisco's only 4 degrees cooler officially and bakersfield 70. these were all the records yesterday, some of the records yesterday. santa cruz was in there as well. 95. but san francisco 92. redwood city and 102. king city woun 8. kentfield you tied a record high for the day. and santa cruz is near 95. it is currently in the to beliee to see these kinds of temperatures. that's not the case. the trend is once the sea breeze kicks in. always the trickiest forecast by far. inland temps will come down a little bit. there's a lot of high clouds over us today. some inlandland areas won't budge. half moon bay 61 so there are a few locations that are bucking the trend here of staying in the 70s. the high slowly moving and the sea breeze will get there but it's going to take another day. cooler for all. thursday into friday. level off saturday. signs of a little bit of a warm up sunday. >>> time is 5:52. a vote delayed on whether to close san francisco's juvenile hall. coming up at 6:00 the changes on the board of supervisors before they approved that ide

ciento cc fresno 106 en sacramento y 108 sobre bakersfield.omenzarÁn a descender las temperaturas a partir del miÉrcoles en la tarde, en toda la Área de la bahÍa. espero que tengan un excelente noche. ramÓn: si siente picazón en los ojos, los ciento irritados olorosos, quizÁ no sean alergias. podrÍa ser conjuntivitis. daniel: mÁs adelante en los deportes, eres pelotero daniel ortiz ya estÁ en boston para continuar con su reponen adhesiÓn los warriors otra vez que ven a kevin durÁn, se lo darÁn . ♪ ♪ palmira: cuidado con el ardor de ojos y comezÓn en esta Época del aÑo. muchos lo confunde con alergias podrÍa ser conjuntivitis. podrÍa ser el causante les modo, el cloro de la alberca, hongos y demÁs. comparte maquillaje ni anteojos. consulte su mÉdico lo antes posible. ♪ ♪ lcutor: contacto deportivo es presentado en parte por kia. conde: vamos con el tiempo en los desbordes. por primera vez kevin durant pudo jugar y encestÓ 11 puntos. se vio mal y tuvo que salir. leonard puso arriba a los locales por 6. si recurrÍa anotÓ 31 puntos y clayton son a

it will be how the central valley up on some 90's in the fresno and also sacramento, 98 in bakersfield to 72 degrees in los angeles. low clouds and fog we're going to see more that models have been really handling it very well, but it will be a little think overnight tonight little dance out toward the coastline early on tomorrow morning by the afternoon though lots of sunshine away from the coast. thank you. lawrence shots were fired overnight in hayward police are now involved and they're investigating that shooting the crowd first leave to go reports that one person is in custody and the police. >>are looking for more suspects who are probably armed. a woman who works at the west linton business park says she was told all of this started. >>with an attempted burglary. the crime scene unit with the hayward police department focusing on a side road off west wheaton avenue near cabot boulevard police say officers responded to the area around 12 45 in the morning and at some point shots were fired. police are not releasing much information on this stating investigators still need to flu

las temperaturas en el valle central pueden estar superando los 100° sobre la zona de fresno y bakersfieldevisar de no dejar ni los niÑos y la mascota los asientos traseros, porque sÓlo minutos el interior de un vehÍculo cuando estÁ cerrado puede superar los 130°. en cuanto al pel Árese sobre la zona de san josÉ. a final de semana, nuevamente vamos a tener un descenso las temperaturas, pero ese serÁ para el prÓximo jueves, porque mire, gran parte la primacÍa para laborar con condiciones secas, temperatura por encima de lo normal, pero el prÓximo fin de semana las temperaturas ya estarÁn más frescas sobre nuestra regiÓn. para mÁs informaciÓn baje nuestra aplicaciÓn que es gratis. univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. vamos a una breve pausa, pero regresamos en sÓlo minutos. no se vayan. [publicidad] ♪ ♪ >> esto esta convenciÓn serÁ el epicentro. >> es importante acordar lo que partiÓ de moqueta de californias el partido >> mÁs grande y uno de los más influyente en toda la naciÓn. para experto, esta conversiÓn es equivalente a una primera audiciÓn. para los 22 precandidatos demÓcratas presidenciales.

some supporters called out specific police departments for their use of force including fresno bakersfield and valais hope there's a crisis in our city. >>citizens are very although no one stepped to the microphone to speak in opposition the bills latest analysis show several local police groups still disapprove. >>some saying the bill makes no changes to use of force policies or guidelines back in the hearing room a discussion on race which the bills counterpart has be to 30 aims to address with training race is always a core in it demonstrates itself more in positions of authority and we see it here in law enforcement i public safety committee passed the measure unanimously i want thank all the that have been willing to. >>endure that pain over and over again in the name of making positive change in california. >>the bill now heads directly to the senate floor for approval. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now in the east concord man charged with 3 felonies and accused of pl

sacramento domingo, aumentarÁ 96, fresno 99, en bakersfield podemos tener 106 grados de mÁxima.emos ese temperaturas cÁlidas, le recomiendo que tomen abundante lÍquido, usen protector solar, limite la actividad al aire libre y siempre revise de no dejar ni a los niÑos ni a las mascotas en los asientos traseros. se ha emitido tambiÉn un aviso por riesgo diciÉndos para el norte de la bahÍa, y sobre la zona del sacramento y stockton. en el pronÓstico extendido, aumentarÁ las temperaturas para el domingo, en las condiciones se mantienen secas. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: en nuestro segmento de tecnologÍa nos acompaÑa andrea moreno para hablarnos sobre el impacto de la tecnologÍa la vida de las familias. ¿quÉ tan cierto es que la tecnologÍa hace sedentarios a los niÑos de las familias? andrea: si las familias combinan las actividades, no serÁn más sedentarios, sobre todo en el verano, porque hoy en dÍa y aplicaciones que proviene la actividad fÍsica. palmira: cuÁles son ellas? >>nosotros recomendamos algunas. esta es muy buena, permite a los niÑos ver las constelaciones, estrellas, es perfecta pa

in fresno 99 degrees in bakersfield clouds will be other in for tonight at just inside the bay along the coastline, not to be much so tomorrow. i think we're talking mostly sunny skies around the better part of a air in the afternoon so highs tomorrow going to be on the hot side in land talk about some 90's and a little more in concord 70's navies around the bay cooler weather returns on wednesday much cooler weather on thursday and friday. thank you lawrence. >>a miracle birth in utah, a 2 pound 8 ounce boy comes into the world by c section after his mother gets into a car crash. >>orenstein brecker has that story. >>this isn't how they imagined meeting baby back up. >>there's not the exact circumstances the way you like first meet us on so it was really hard come was supposed to make his way into the world in september. >>but it 2 pounds 8 ounces he's here and he's fighting. so is his mom rachel. >>reading your she is you know bang and bruised, absolutely i mean it was that was still a really violent wreck. >>violent wreck you seen this adorable video is rachel's car slams into a r

it happened in bakersfield. fire crews were there putting out fires. employees at car max were evacuated as the fire spread to a used car lot. there's more than $2 million worth of damage. detectives believe the fire may have been caused by a big rig dragging a chain, and that sent sparks into the brush. >>> meanwhile, authorities are investigating a grass fire that started during the start of the evening commute in livermore. it happened near greenville road. the chp had to briefly close all lanes in the westbound section of 580, to control that fire. it appeared to have started along the roadside. it burned about five acres. >>> well, we have an update on that 7-foot tall metal chicken that was stolen outside the house in castro valley. the sheriff's office said that metal sculpture was found outside a backyard. a happy ending for the owner. the sheriff's office says he is already in jail nconnection with another case. it's hard to hide a 7-foot-tall colorful chicken. >> yeah. i wouldn't advise that. >> no. >>> time is now 4:47. let's get you to wher

sin embargo, la policÍa de bakersfield dice que no todos corren con la misma suerte. >> hay personas estafador le dice al estudiante que recibirÁ un giro postal con mÁs valor de lo que el estudiante ha ganado. entonces debÍa regresar la diferencia por medio de transferencia bancaria. >> la persona trata de cambiar el cheque en el banco, entoncesen ese instante se da cuenta de que el cheque es malo. roberto: para entonces, el estudiante ya enviÓ dinero a los estafadores. >> si la persona no estÁ segura de que es un negocio una persona legÍtima, no dÉ el apellido, ni los domicilios. roberto: el nÚmero seguro social, de licencia o cuenta de banco. marÍa aconseja a sus hijos lo mismo cuando solicitan trabajo. segÚn jaime, su mamÁ en diferentes ocasiones se encontrÓ con varias publicaciones de empleo, prometiendo un pago alto. tras investigar el nombre del remitente, decidieron ignorar y aplicar en un restaurante de comida rÁpida. >> es mejor empezar en un trabajo asÍ, que dejarte llevar por algo que te ofrezcan, que es demasiado bonito para ser cierto. ♪ ♪ palmira: un reporte de roberto

saw triple digits in fresno a couple days ago we're going to be in the just the low 80's their bakersfield 82 degrees if you're traveling to

mid-nineties over the central valley into fresno and bakersfield out 71 los angeles 65 in santa barbara, we're looking at some dense fog overnight tonight, especially along the coastline, maybe just inside the bay visibilities going down next to nothing early on tomorrow morning. but the law that fog is going to always we head to the middle the day most that is going to start to disappear bring the sunshine even out toward the beaches so that in mind we'll sneak in a couple 60's along the coastline and a half moon bay about 61 in san francisco, 76. in san jose about 83 degrees in livermore some are just a couple days away now we're looking at the changes as we see the temperatures kind of bottoming out the next couple of days. they cranking the heat back up on saturday and sunday. didn't intend to kill him. i just want him to think that though when knew. >>next on kron 4 news at 5 and armed grandma stops of beef in his tracks. we'll show you how she took matters into her own introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice

. >>> and a small brush fire in bakersfield, california, destroyed 86 vehicles at this car dealership causing upwards of $2 million in damage. >>> now, let's take a look at your tuesday forecast. >>> good tuesday morning. we're tracking more storms across parts of the midwest as we head into our tuesday afternoon. areas where we don't need any additional rainfall, some of those storms could even be strong to severe. we have wet weather pushing into the northeast as well. a little early in the day around new york in the 95 corridor, later into boston and the rest of new england. drier air by the end of the day. southeast plenty of heat and humidity, better storm chances in the mississippi river valley. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, royal renovations. how much taxpayer money prince harry and duchess meghan spent updating their house. >>> but first a new investigation into why harriet tubman won't be on the $20 bill any time soon. >>> new overnight, the announcement from amazon. when the company is promising, quote, epic deals. >>> there it goes. we're back

ominous sight in the central valley, take a look at this pretty unusual, cars at a dealership down in bakersfieldng up in flames. firefighters say a fire that started on the shoulder of highway 99 spread to that carmax lot. 83 cars were damaged or totally destroyed. a big rig dragging a chain may have sparked that fire. >> several delays and this one comes at a real bad time. fire season is upon us and a fire station in contra costa county is pushing back the reopening of its building another month. the refurbish station off happy valley road in lafayette, nbc bay area's cheryl hurd talked with the city leader who said pg&e is partially the blame. >> reporter: tonight fire station 16 in the happy valley neighborhood of lafayette sits idle and under construction. this is causing a lot of frustration for contra costa county supervisor candace anderson. >> right now we are being told it is not going to be open before august. >> reporter: a one-month delay, according to anderson, that's a scary timetable because fire season is here. >> i would have hoped that pg&e would have done everything in their

we're looking at a 90's though as we move further inland fresno a high of 96 today, 95 for bakersfield this afternoon. the 90's continue for northern california 95 expected for the high in sacramento, 96 today for reading and then closer to the coast eureka going to be in the mid 60's. little close to home though again future cast for showing us really not a lot of movement is far of course no rain in the forecast right just nice dry conditions. but i'm not a whole lot of cloud cover that we're going to be seeing it's going to be a nice and clear skies again once we get into afternoon and get this marine layer out of the way over the next couple of hours temperatures like i said quite comfortable. a couple of warmer actually in some spots, you're waking up to this morning. we're seeing more 60's on the board than what we did at this time yesterday 60 degrees already in mountain view for this early hour. the livermore valley are waking up to 60 degrees as well antioch 64 right now the east bay shoreline. basically mid-fifties in downtown oakland, 54 degrees right now 54 in hayward and t

saw triple digits in fresno a couple days ago we're going to be in the just the low 80's their bakersfield 82 degrees if you're traveling to southern california. maybe today and into the weekend upper 60's for a lay expected 70 degrees san diego 70's for much of northern california as well. and it's all thanks to a this cool down that we're seeing around the bay area. it is going to be a little bit breezy though into the afternoon so similar. so what we experienced yesterday so just keep that in mind but at least hey we're going to have a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy today. temperatures out the door right now a little bit on the cooler side by a few degrees. you're going to notice a difference as you make your way out of the house this morning 49 in berkeley right now, 51 in san francisco 52 degrees in vallejo 46 degrees currently in napa afternoon highs very similar to what we experienced yesterday, upper 60's in downtown oakland, but a nice warm 80 degrees in concord pleasant in antioch it's 74 degrees 76 in livermore upper 70's for san jose and for morgan hill later this afternoon a l

system that we canceled and now out of shame or i guess pride we're going to try to build merced to bakersfield a high-speed rail to nowhere. 99, i-5 and 101 have never achieved their intended results of six lanes. we dream of a post modern high speed rail system that will never be built. >> tucker: it's a lot like a a - warrior. funny you said that. >> it is tragic. thank you. >> tucker: as we told you last month the three west coast states of california, oregon ann washington have more than 100,000 homeless living on the streets on any given night. they have thrown tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to the problem. but none of this has made any of this better and instead the problem has gotten better steadily. christopher rieu go said local governments are ignoring the most obvious driver. and that is the opioid epidemic. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: you say the main cause -- also hiding in plain site and it's drug addiction. >> yeah. that's right. i think we have an addition crisis that is being disguised as a housing crisis and if you look at the numbers some of the e

we're both at 56 and then fresno and bakersfield is warmer at 66.s is the activity that popped up over lake county. that was on sunday and some of that moisture continues to stream off the sierra. that's going to southern california as the low takes a turn and kicks out. a little bit of high pressure going in, and you can see the circulation, and that's going to allow for the warmer temperatures. fog and sun warmer. 50s, 60s and 70s and then a rebound. this time of the year you can jump up fast, and then warmer temperatures on tuesday. looks like we leveled off and then a big cool down on friday. we will warm up over the weekend. >> thank you. >>> the time is 5:51. a famous bay area restaurant is at the sent over of a lawsuit. why she is suing them in a napa courtroom. honoring those that were sick after the 9/11 attacks. why that memorial is so important. first, we want to take you outside and have a live picture. you're watching mornings on 2 from ktvu fox 2 news. news. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. ha

now out of shame or i guess pride we are going to try to build merced to bakersfield a high-speed rail to nowhere where the three main laterals, tucker, 99, i-5 and 101 have never achieved the intended result of six lanes. road warrior in the premodern world where we dream of the post-modern high-speed rail system that will never be built. >> tucker: this is a lot like "road warrior." funny you said that. thank you very much for the tragic update. >> thank you. tragic. thank you. >> tucker: we told you last month, california, oregon and washington have more than 100,000 homeless on the streets on any given night. city officials blamed the low wages, look of affordable housing and other factors. they have thrown tens of millions of taxpayers dollars to the problem. expanded services for the homeless and given them more generous legal treatment. but none made it better. instead the problem got worse consistently and steadily. research fellow says that the local governments are ignoring the most obvious driver of homelessness on the west coast and the rest of the country. opioid endingic.

offer workers come from around the bay area and as far as bakersfield or further. while a majority of these workers are doing this part-time, many are getting part-time jobs from below-minimum wage jobs to barely make ends week. the recent strike made headlines with workers sleeping in cars often just to cover the expenses of the cars they bought to drive for the app. a lackment clear policy leaves many confused with drivers reporting they don't know how much they earn. and without sufficient pay or employer-provided benefits, many gig workers rely on public resources like food pantries and free health clinics. a 2018 study of tnc drivers in los angelos found 1-5 drivers rely on some form of public assistance. this is an issue that deserves san francisco's attention, specifically while the state legislation is contemplating change in our local gig economy. i look forward to discussing each of these issues at this hearing and would like to thank labor partners to bringing this forward including sciu 1021, the ww teamsters, jobs for justice, the gig worker's rights i

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instead of likely run bakersfield.nd out, properties say the new tracks are returning into problems. >> reporter: this is what it looks like when the proposed high-speed rail line cuts through a farm. the line is making a four-mile long gash in the 2500 acres of orchards. he sold the authorities some land and been paid but he hasn't been compensated for the disruption of dividing his property. >> on one property a year and a half ago, they cut through a 100-acre almond orchard. i spent $150,000 on two pumps and redoing the system. and i haven't got a dime yet. >> reporter: just one example, attorney mark is representing raven and a total of 70 other farmers with similar claims totaling millions of dollars in damages against the high-speed rail authority. >> but high speed rail isn't going to pay him for what it's doing until the end of the case, which might be one, two, three years away. >> reporter: jim claims this pattern of putting off baying fa -- paying farmers and businesss is a problem. >> we try to convince hig

will probably just be a day but reading, 104, sacramento is 98, not bad and 90s towards fresno and bakersfield. monterey, a lovely 62. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. it will be wind driven but san francisco only expected to jump up about 2. concord hit 90 day, 92 tomorrow, san jose, 81, mainly an inland event, not the coast. fog is there, much less in the covered we saw. it will burn off much sooner, 90s and 80s through the interior, 50s and 60s coast and the bay. huge differences on a lot of these temperatures. thunderstorms erupting over the sierra. some moisture is collapsing. the wind out of the upper atmosphere coming out of the north, northeast will take the moisture and blow it back towards us. most of it will stay south and may click contra costa or santa clara county. high pressure is building in and that will give substance so it will put its foot right down on tomorrow. patchy fog, mostly clear, lows are warmer, inland, 60s and 50s coast and bay but expect the font to burn off sooner. inland times will jump off sooner. tuesday looks like the warmest day, cooler weather t

introducing today's contestants-- a senior from bakersfield, california... senior from bellaire, texas... and a junior from miami, florida... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hey, we got off to a great start in our teen tournament yesterday. school's out for most kids, of course, but we still have some bright teenagers being tested on our stage. eesha, alison, lucas, welcome. and have fun, and good luck. let's go to work. ♪ here are the categories for this first round of play today... next you get to deal with... then, you'll love it-- and then... that combination--e-i-- comes up in each correct response. followed finally by... lucas. i'll take cabinet department for $200. lucas. - what is defense? - correct. for $400, cabinet department. alison. what is the department of education? - good. - cabinet for $600.

>>look at this video a brush fire in bakersfield damaged 86 car is that a car max that fire started about afternoon when it travels on the side of the highway into the car lot. explosions began damaging and destroying the vehicles the chp says a big rig was dragging chain which may have sparked the blaze the driver of the big ring though has not been found. no injuries were reported. >>now to our 4 zone forecast as you are looking live. >>outside and ah, yes, the golden gate bridge is somewhere within that fog so erica looks like the fog is taken over and definitely n. >>and today we did see some changes we saw an increase in low clouds as well and with high cirrus clouds moving in. >>the side that a cooling trend is underway now plus. and here we see clear out in the lick observatory other parts of the bay area as you just saw. >>we did see some fog it also some areas diminished, but it will return and there you see it tomorrow just after 8 o'clock. >>moves further inland, so currently we're at 70 out in mountain view 62 in oakland and up an app on mid 60's, 70 in san anselmo in 73 out i

a senior from bakersfield, california... and a sophomore from grand blanc, michigan...opardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. a sad moment on yesterday's program when young justin risked it all on a late daily double in the second round. didn't have any money to go into final jeopardy! however, do keep in mind that the players wto compete in the 2-day finals all go home with $10,000. shriya, eesha, and ryan. good to have you with us today, and good luck. here we go! ♪ here are the categories for you, starting off with... next... you get to... ...for us. and... and as a matter of fact, two as and two ds will come up in each correct response. shriya, start us. i'll go with people in american history for $200, please. - shriya. - who is ford? henry ford, yeah. people in american history for $400, please.

take a look at this video, this happened at a car max dealership in bakersfield. 85 cars damaged or destroyedrs say that grass fire spread to the lot and that fire was sparked by a big rig dragging a chain. >>> state lawmakers have signed off on bringing back a key part of the affordable care act. any californian who does not buy health insurance may soon have to pay a tax. in 2017 republicans in congress eliminated that penalty. legislators yesterday approved the tax which governor newsome proposed in january. massachusetts, new jersey, vermont and washington, d.c. have approved similar penalties. >>> a war of words between the leaders of america and iran this morning. >> scott mcgrew has that for us. >> yeah, you may see reports that president rouhani called president trump mentally deficient. one of our reporters say that better translation would be mentally ill. this comes after president trump signed tough new sanctions on iran's leadership. we already had extremely tight sanctions on iran, so these are more symbolic than anything. but a more peaceful alternative to military attacks. her

. >>> new video from bakersfield were a brush fire spread to a carmax lot and burnt dozens of cars.authorities say there were several grass fires along highway 99 that might have been caused by a big rig dragging a chain and sending sparks to the dry brush. the fire spread to a carmax used car lot 26 cars were destroyed. 60 others were damaged. the losses are estimated at more than $2 million. carmax employees were evacuated and no injuries were reported. 20 acres of brush and grass also burned. >>> the border patrol made a grand discovery near the rio grande river in texas. agents found the bodies of a 20- year-old woman with a toddler and 2 infants in an area commonly used by migrants entering the country illegally. authorities say the four people found yesterday most likely died of dehydration and heat exposure. the agency released a statement saying it is incredibly heartbreaking situation which seems to happen far too often. >>> lawmakers in washington are up against the clock to come up with a deal on immigration.>>> trump is threatening a nationwide deportation roundup in two

this happened at a car max dealership in bakersfield. 85 carts were damaged or destroys. firefighters say a grass fire spread to the lot and the fire itself was parked by a big rig dragging a chain. >>> raising the rainbow after a late night of vigorous debate, pittsburg city council votes to fly the pride flag at city hall. council passed the resolution with a vote of 4-1. vice mayor was the lone dissenting vote saying the american flag is the only one that signifies unity and there are more pressing issues to address in pittsburg. but the rainbow flag is up and flying right now. >>> dmv offices could be closed for half day on july 24th to train workers on the real i.d. program. they say the training is needed because it is a complicated approval process. >>> 5:47. war of words between the leaders of america and iran this morning. >> scott mcgrew, the president of iran calling president trump names. >> yeah, you may see reports that rouhani called president trump mentally ill. all of this is after president trump signed tough new sanctions on iran's leadership. we alread

going to be traveling yourself today, here's highs across the state triple digits for fresno and bakersfield act expected later on this afternoon and then southern california upper 60's for la low 70's in san diego. 90's for northern california 95 in reading 94 expected in sacramento. we're going to see some a warm to hot temperatures starting off in downtown san francisco in a nice 73 degrees this afternoon. it's going to be great along the coast. the beaches 72, half moon bay 66 pacifica and we're going to g the peninsula, 78 in burlingame. these as we get to further south 89 in redwood city 87 in mountain view. your south bay upper 80's and near 90 and morgan hill at 89 for the afternoon high. you're east bay zone, it's going to be a quite toasty in dublin pleasanton livermore all in the 90's 80's along the east bay shoreline for the high in oakland today and we're going to see the hot temperatures continue through vacaville and fairfield both in the low to mid 90's this afternoon. if you want to get some relief stinson beach looks really good is not well as point raise we're going to be

spread from the brush to some vehicles that actually started to explode and a karma carmax lot in bakersfieldfficials the fire damaged or destroyed a total of 86 vehicles. the fire was reported about one 30 this afternoon. it traveled from the highway into the car lot traffic slowed down in the area of course allow drivers reported the smoke was drifting into the traffic lanes the chp says a big rig dragging a chain may have sparked the fire but the driver has not been found. >>another big story we are following tonight, mackenzie lueck utah college student who has been missing for nearly a week after police say she took a late night lyft ride from the salt lake city international airport. lyft driver drive that is told investigators that she was dropped off at her request of location which police say was not a residence porter al thomas has details. >>missing posters continue to pepper salt lake city streets hoping to find an answer to the question. what happened to mackenzie lueck where could you have her car has on news things are heading. kinsey hasn't been heard from in nearly a week, mi

fresno, bakersfield. 101 phoenix for the time of the year is not too bad.ms and around flagstaff today not so much in the sierra nevada. fog never retreated early, it was shallower but never disappeared. it hung out in the coast and now it is beginning to make the move inland. this will be a two day event and done for inland temperatures. we are going from 61 to upper 80s and 90s, starting to downshift on the high temperatures were still pretty hot for some away from the coast. but the good breeze. fairfield west-southwest. and that is a cooler direction this time of the year. the high kicked in and warmed up inland areas but no offshore breeze made it to the coast. that is why they stayed so cool. here is the deal, high pressure that will start to back off as the system begins to dig in. it will dig in from the north, take about 36 hours and then dive in to the inside slider, that will give us rapid cooling and then the wind will pick up and we will see a little warm- up on friday into saturday. all indications are that the global models next week dropped

in september less than a year ago in bakersfield, california, a man went on a killing spree at a truckingting his ex-wife and other co-workers in a targeted attack. there are intrinsic characteristics of these shootings and security challenges that come with keeping employees safe. so joining me now to discuss is workplace violence prevention expert kathleen bondsic. kathleen, what's your initial reaction to this shooting based on the little information that we have? >> as always, the lack of respect for the dignity of human life that was exhibited yesterday continues to take one's breath away. chilling, absolutely chilling. >> so we learned that, at least according to police, this employee was not fired but clearly that he was disgruntled. what do you make of this latest bit of information? >> the fact he was a long-term employee, 15 years of duration in his position, and he was disgruntled, also the acquisition of the firearms and the multiple, the large number of ammunition, magazines, bullets. these are all potential red flags that we must look at and evaluate to help to prevent the n

across the state today do expect still some toasty temperatures further inland you see fresno and bakersfieldust shy of the triple digits. daytime highs in the days to come though are about to be cooling down significantly all across the state. rogers, thank you john. >>traffic's not cooling down not yet in fact it's heating up picking up getting heavier by the minute. we're checking in on the richmond center fell it's very busy from the east bay to the north bay, especially leading up to the toll plaza that's where the ball of your soul traffic is from harbor through the tolls to mid span that's your slow down hot spot free though no major alerts just lot of traffic on the bridge just like the bay bridge here 80 west spilling back into the maze 18 minutes as your average to fremont street. we'll check more coming up james. >>all right robin, thank you 7.24. we've got a story of this cat getting stuck in a washing machine for a full 35 minutes cycle and live to tell the tale of happened in minnesota and his owner says that she always make sure that none of her 3 cats are in the washer and dry

the state's interior as we're looking at here in the bay still some 90's in reading fresno and bakersfield if your travels involved taking in that direction here in the bay, though it's just 6070's 80's so enjoy that for the weekend robin. thank you john back to the bay bridge very busy into san francisco, not as busy as yesterday we're checking the drive in the cash lanes and fast track lanes your backed up. >>to west grandit's holding their so no better no worse here at 13 minutes into san francisco. keep in mind that northbound 29 is closed between green island road and south kelly in american canyon that is causing major delays crews are dealing with some downed wires also expect delays on your alternate slyke american canyon 80 and highway 12 they're all packed as people try it work their way around this closure james back to you ok robert thank you quickly to the south bay, the san jose airport has opened 5 new gates that officials are hoping will make traveling easier for you. >>the gates are at the south end of terminal b will serve southwest airlines. there will be a 6 gate the sc

involved heading into the central valley are going to be very warm again near triple digits in fresno bakersfieldup through the sacramento valley. but definitely nice and cool at the coast if you're saying out there in the days to come the entire states and for a cool down. so some to look for too. rob. thank you john off to the golden gate. we're checking in on one oh one where. >>folks pretty much been behaving all morning so no problems here just very foggy but the traffic looks good at ap25 minutes rolling south novato to the toll plaza the bay bridge traffic very sick very slow still stacked up from the maze. no surprises here you're averaging 20 minutes into san francisco. and then if you use one oh one to get to san francisco. there's an accident northbound before 2.80 maybe i think it's a little bit closer to 3rd. we have a couple of lanes blocked so it's going to be heavy out of brisbane heading north on one oh one and that traffic stays with you all the way up to cesar chavez james. thank you very much rob. >>and new this morning, senator bernie sanders has announced new details on his

>>dead in the parking lot of a bakersfield costco after police say she was mauled by dogs, 3 dogs were involved in that attack and we have surveillance video showing those dogs in the area. 2 of them, we're pit bulls. business owners in the area say the dogs were seen in that area often all of the dogs were found and taken by animal control to be euthanized. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, california lawmakers are moving forward with the controversial use of force bill will tell you what's allowing them to continue pushing that through plus we'll have the latest on the go ship warehouse fire trial as the defendant backs harris takes the stand once again. and after the break. congress taking new steps now to try to combat the rising costs of health care. and we're off to a comfortable start this morning comfortable in foggy 50's and 60's is where we're sitting right now oakland and concord in hayward all ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>back time now

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temperatures going to prevail out there as well number still going to be on the central valley 90's in the bakersfield out 93 of fresno 71 downtown los angeles and 69 degrees in san diego, fog low clouds will thicken up just a little bit maybe even little drizzle along the coastline, but them we're going to clear out your skies and bringing more sunshine that normally window to sweep out the clouds every some really nice weather ilo's generally in the 50's i think by day tomorrow comfortably in the 80's in the warm spots probably a lot of 70's inside the bay guys back to you all right, thank you lawrence and yes, summer solstice the couple days away. well google is pledging to spend $1 billion on housing here in the bay area company executives say. >>they want to build at least 15,000 homes that will include low and middle income housing and they say will do so on company owned land and the kron four's go on this live now in mount view with all the details scale. >>well google is already working with the city of mountain view to change zoning the home of their headquarters to free up land for housing,

a fire broke out at carmax lot in bakersfield, california. look at that!or completely destroying 86 vehicles. the fire department responded to a report of multiple brush fires along the highway. although the cause of the fire is still under investigation, carmax is expected to lose $2.1 million in damages. there were no reported injuries, thank goodness. connell: wow look at those cars. >>> let's talk about fedex. fedex taking on the trade war, the shipping giant suing the commerce department on restrictions that are hurting. fed smith, the ceo is telling fox news about the increasing burden. >> increasing use of restrictions on exports and imports by the commerce department in various geopolitical and trade disputes creates just an impossible burden on fedex and common carriers because under the department of commerce's regulations we are expected to be policemen for these export and import controls. connell: here now is the judge, andrew napolitano. fox news senior just judicial analyst, host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation." interesting to listen t

millard: i went to a liberal arts school in bakersfield studying english. went to texas and went to baylor and got my masters in english. mr. lamb: where did you learn to research? ms. millard: national geographic. i will say it was always my true education because you learned to dig very, very deeply into a subject, immerse yourself and most importantly of all, i learned how to find the experts. whatever subject you are working on, there is somebody that knows it really, really well and has spent years of their life studying it, and what is extraordinary to me, when i started to write my first book i thought, it is one thing to call someone and say, i am candice millard from national geographic, will you help me? it is totally different to say, i am candice millard. full stop. will you help me? it did not matter. absolutely they helped me because they were enthusiastic about their subject and they were appreciative that somebody was interested and genuinely wanted to get it right. mr. lamb: on your website there is a video that shows you at your workstatio

temperatures in the central valley tomorrow going to be near 100 degrees in fresno 98 in bakersfield about 98 also in sacramento headed to southern california, 72 degrees in los angeles in 71 in san diego, low clouds and fog moving inside the bay already we'll see more that that finger fog just kind of a flirting with the coastline. it's tomorrow morning will be some dense fog early on as well, and then as we head toward a the afternoon we're going to see some sunshine inside the bay and some that are all warm but not as warm as it's been as those temperatures going to start to cool down. we'll see some more of that fog on the way the next couple days and of are just a couple of days away now, and it looks like we could see a major cooling trend in that first week of summer we'll have more on that your 10 attempt coming up does keep the fire danger down that's good part. yeah, all right, thank you lawrence. we have some developing news to tell you about tonight the highway patrol is investigating possible shots fired. >>this is interstate 6.80 near king road in san jose. the chp says

>>also the news this morning, a woman was found dead in the parking lot of a bakersfield costco and policeled by dogs, 3 dogs involved in the attack. and this is surveillance video showing the dogs that were around the area. 2 of them turns out were pit bulls and business owners in that area say that they see in those dogs there before quite often all of them were found and taken in by animal control. they will be euthanized. middle of a high school students are getting ready to compete for a national championship but not in sports. >>it's with actually because been broadcasting. already knocked out some tough competition without winning the state title. these kids are pretty good. forza ken wayne sat down and talk with him. >>good morning, california and welcome to another segment of real-time news that a high school students are the best in the state when it comes to producing their own t 9 newscast will work as a team like we have our floor director too. >>we'll have to communicate really well it to know what we're doing in remain professional and calm the students recently competed in