meantime, everybody knows what rhoda patel looks like because i went for the bakersfield city councilowing, watch... >> regardless of whether you elect people into office, he will backstab you, they would let you die and for that reason you guys want to criminalize as with metal detectors, we will ceiu house, we will murder you. >> trace: then we have some video hard court and it seems like a different person doctor, as she is, she's crying in court. and you think listen, i don't know how old she is, i think in her early twenties, the whole concept here is, she made this mistake because you had to bakersfield city council, there's two california's, i went to consorted california, she's in a little bit of trouble. >> she is, you play stupid games you wednesday but prizes. but this goes to show you how something like -- a disorder which is as they exaggerated response to be a basic stimuli, this mental health crisis is everywhere and these younger people with adjustment disorder flying off the handle for no apparent reason are going to get into trouble like this. >> trace: they also thi

we want to hear from our constituents throughout bakersfield were growing city. we have lots of new opportunities, certainly lots of challenges. >> we will want to hear >> from all four corners of our city and old community groups. and we've tried to afford it so much opportunity as possible and the public comment period and of our council meetings is the probably the most appropriate way to address concerns into we listen but when a public speaker, what any individual comes up and says, we will go to your house and murder you for me, that crosses the line. that's a very specific statement it is jarring. >> there's a city councils of job. all of us are working in either nonprofits are working fire we're doing this because we care about our city. we care about it's what we want to better health >> and >> so to receive a threat like that for many of us, it's like i said, it's jarring >> vice mayor andriy gonzalez, thanks for joining us today. really appreciate it from russia and ukraine to israel and iran our next guest has unique perspective on why there are so ma

bakersfield california. en segundo. fresno. madera hanford en tercero. fairbanks. alaska en cuarto.otras fuentes. estas partículas microscópicas pueden desencadenar ataques de asma, ataques cardíacos y accidentes cerebrovasculares y causar cáncer de pulmón. las principales 5 ciudades más contaminadas por partículas durante todo el año está en primer lugar bakersfield. en segundo y en tercero. fresno, madera hanford en 4, eugene springfield, oregon y en quinto san josé, san francisco y oakland. de acuerdo a la asociación americana del pulmón, el cambio climático está causando una contaminación del aire más peligrosa. y cada día hay niveles insalubres de contaminación desde fresno, peter ruiz, telemundo. como ya vio, muchas de las ciudades están en el norte de california. gracias y vea con esta imagen bellísima clara de la ciudad de san francisco. pues vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera para el pronóstico del tiempo más actualizado. feliz jueves marcelo. cuéntanos gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes, feliz jueves y las temperaturas durante toda esta semana han estado en esos valores bastant

owen was a captain in the bakerfield fu -- bakersfield fire department and bert spent much of her time in service to her community. they deeply wanted to help their friends and neighbors which was a core value they passed on to their children, michelle, mark and, last but certainly not least, one of this chamber very's very own, the 55th speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. bert was instrumental in getting the anti-graffiti program for the county started and she volunteered for many charities in bakersfield. her passion for helping others meant that she often worked with some of the people who needed help the most. patients suffering from cancer. she regularly volunteered at the comprehensive blood and cancer center in bakersfield and at the american cancer society where she helped patients and their families fight cancer and overcome the many difficulties related to treatment. bert was a strong mother, a strong grandmother whose family and their needs always came first. she loved her community, she loved helping others and she made everyone who met her instantly feel like they were t

we're talking bakersfield, fresno. all along the grapevine stretch through southern california. you're dealing with dangerous conditions. meas make sure to check the road if you have plans to travel. i know it's the weekend. what to expect, we're going to keep the chance for rain, wind and thunderstorms the next few hours. it will continue to taper. we have seen the heaviest of pockets continue to move through. and pulled overnight lows. frost advisories will go through portions of saturday. and guess what. we have a calmer weekend ahead. even some warming. but when will we see it? i'll have a closer look at the extended outlook. >> i'll see you in just a aboutit, vianey. you can download our app. you can point the qr code. and it is free. >>> time to play ball. today, the season opener at giants oracle park. no shortage of excitement for the fans to experience both on and off the field. good news about baseball, christie, how exciting? >> reporter: that's right. it was certainly the outcome that giants fans hoped for in this home opener. against the san diego padres. we've had

jacqui: in bakersfield, california a pro-palestinian prot person. >> pro-palestinian protester was orderedstay 500 yards away from city hall during her arraignment yesterday and stay away from the businesses and homes of the people she threatened at this bakersfield city council meeting on wednesday. a public defender entered not guilty pleas on her behalf. patel was arrested and removed from the meeting after she made these threats. >> i'm here to speak in support of the city council introducing a cease-fire resolution, specifically the one united liberation front has drafted. i don't have faith that you'll do this. you guys are all horrible human beings and jesus probably would have killed you himself. i hope one somebody brings a guillotine and kills all (bleep). >> patel complained about the recently enhanced security measures at city hall as she made the threats. >> regardless whether you elect people into office, they'll back stab you, let you die and for that reason you guys want to crimlize us with metal detect detectors, we'll see you at your house and murder you. >> miss patel, t

this bakersfield the city council meeting on wednesday. pubpublic defender also enteredt guilty pleas on her behalf. she was arrested and removed from that mee the meeting aftere these threats. >> i'm here to speak in support of the city council intr introdg a cease-fire resolution specifically the one the united liberation front has drafted. i do not have faith that you will do this but you are all horrible human beings and jesus probably would've killed to himself. i hope one day somebody brings the guillotine and kills all of you. >> here is more from the comments from patel we aired at the beginning of this report along with reaction from that layer. again patel was complaining about the recently enhanced security measures at city hall. as she made these threats. >> a regardless of whether you elect people into office they will backstab you but they will let you die and for that reason you guys want to criminalize us with metal detectors? we will see at your house, we will murder you. >> ms. patel that was a threat. what you said at th

came out of bakersfield, topping the list of those levels. we posted a link to the full report card on our story on kpix.com. >>> all right, so let's take a look outside, shall we? where the gusty winds will be the big headlines over the next couple of days. paul, no fire threat though. not the right time of the year or when the air quality will tend to be the best with the stronger onshore winds. reaping the benefits of the rainfall that we would have over the past winter. they are still not technically out of the chance of rain just yet. but as we look at the energy release component, basically a fire fuel dryness index. the blue line is where we have been so far in 2024. we want to be in the green area on this chart. basically what we're suppose to be this time of the year. but the gray line is what the normal track of the gray line is and the maximum values that you could see both of those lines, they do go up as we would head into summertime, which is typical as the weather dries out and heats up. all the fire fuels around the bay area a

bakersfield city council.o hours outside of la that's known for crystal meth, you know? [laughter] they stop this war remarked it's true, kat i do say. did you feel bad for are did you think that she needs to learn her lesson? >> i mean we have the first amendment so it's very, very hard to say something that will get you arrested. and she -- as i was watching i was like okay that's mean but still, you know, jesus will have you killed okay mean and weird to say. legislative goes "will see you at your house, we will murder you." yup. they will do it! [laughter] and she did it in front of the government. like, -- man, there is a very narrow thing you can do to actually get arrested and you pulled it off. >> greg: you know, he make a great point because when you think about it, like, mike, as a killer, you have never actually told people and accomplish personal killer doesn't know people out of time "i'm coming to kill you." >> know, you just wait until the very last second. >> greg: yes! [laughter] >> everybody

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this stretches into parts of fresno and bakersfield. and i want to highlight this. any time we're dealing with a wintry mix. the grapevine can easily see that black ice and cause concern for potential closures. and also accidents. make sure to check the road conditions before heading out to california as well. storm time line. i took you through about 11:00. a lot of the activity continues to track east. and we'll see a mostly dry night. as the majority of this system continues to make it -- we've sort of seen the worst of it kind of moving through now. but notice through saturday. we see an approaching system to our north. that could bring back the return of scattered activity. but we talked about those 30s and here it is. we've got a frost advisory in effect. stretching into parts of concord and livermore. with sheltered valleys, especially, frost could be a possibility. so you'll definitely want to bundle up tonight and early tomorrow. i'll have a closer look at your extended outlook, heading into the weekend. >> all right, vianey, thank you. >>> one of the most

we're at 71 in bakersfield, fresno, sacramento made the 70 degree club today. but, you know, things are going to be a little bit cooler the next few days. temperatures right now. 65 in san jose. you can see 63 in oakland. 66 in novato santa rosa made it up to 70 degrees though. not a whole lot of company there in the 70 degree club locally. but at least we got we got one. here's what i've keeping an eye on, which is the wind that has been building up. as we've gone through the afternoon. you can see 23 miles per hour right now in san francisco. 26 in oakland. so obviously it's a little blustery out there and stormtracker 4 showing you. there's also been a little bit of moisture that made it into the north day. just a sprinkle or 2. and that is part of a front that's tracking across and is actually bring more rain to the north of us. we've got that little shower chance as we go through the night tonight into tomorrow. i want to talk about the wind, though. so taking pacific as example here. we'll catch a little bit of break later into the evening and the overnig

the usgs, the biggest a 4.3 magnitude 32 miles east of bakersfield, the other three in the pinnacles national forest and central valley belden and plumas national forest and off the california coast near the oregon border. they measured 2.5, 2.7, and 3.4 respectively. >> thankfully, they were nothing close to the 7.9 magnitude quake that hit 118 years ago in 1906 which along with the fires that followed caused massive damage and devastation. shawn chitnis has a look at some historic photos that can help us appreciate what the city went through and how it recovered. >> reporter: scenes from more than a century ago offer a snapshot into the destruction that consumed san francisco in 1906 from a major earthquake and the fire that started soon after. >> i'm born and raised in san francisco. i above our first responders. i love our history and this was a great way for me to contribute back to the city and keep the history of our first responders, all the different departments, alive. >> reporter: david cruz is with guardians of the city, an organization that preserves the history of first

released an updated business draft last month, saying just the trains segment between merced and bakersfield could cost up to $35 0 to finish. the ceo is asking for federal funds to help fill the funding gap. let's go live now to the state capitol, where a rally is set by the economic and criminal justice reform. this comes after a victory of the golden state. fast food workers advocates are calling on lawmakers to extend the $20 minimum wage statewide so that no worker is left earning below a livable wage. the rally begins today at 11:45 a.m.. yeah. and there are concerns about children and some of san francisco schools facing racist attacks. community advocates say they want safe spaces and they'll sue to get them at an end. akp meeting parents of san francisco unified say their children have been bullied at school, and in some cases they've been physically threatened by adults in front of the principal. the president of the san francisco chapter of the akp says this is the 5th complaint that he's heard of a racially motivated attack at schools in the past 3 months. take a listen to what 1

bakersfield city council. y cil, youyou really done it this jam. did you enjoy the before? lik after, like i did? oh, i loved it. yeah, but just i loved that she] thought that they could do something about, like, boo 100 years from now in the history books. like, how did they get a ceasefire to bakersfieldy ho t a cityhe pul council? they pulled it offle some little town 2 hours outside of l.a. that's known for crystal meth. e you know, war. it's true. cat, i hate to say it.ad for did you feel bad for her or do d you think you think that she? needs to learn her lesson? >> i mean, wean wee have the fi amendment, so it's very, very hard to say something that's going to get you arrested. >> yeah. and she i mean, as i was--s watching, i like, okay, that's me. like, that's mean. but it's still you know, it's like,us have been killed like mean and weird to say, ife, she goes, we'll see you at your house, we'll murder you. oh, my godrder you. yeah, that'll do it. it and she did it in front of the . yeah. so like, yeah man, that's a very , -- narrow thing you could do to actually g

four total earthquakes reported today by the usgs, the biggest a 4.3 magnitude 32 miles east of bakersfielde other three in the pinnacles national forest and central valley belden and plumas national forest and off the california coast near the oregon border. they measured 2.5, 2.7, and 3.4 respectively. >> thankfully, they were nothing close to the 7.9 magnitude quake that hit 118 years ago in 1906 which along with the fires that followed caused massive damage and devastation. shawn chitnis has a look at some historic photos that can help us appreciate what the city went through and how it recovered. >> reporter: scenes from more than a century ago offer a snapshot into the destruction that consumed san francisco in 1906 from a major earthquake and the fire that started soon after. >> i'm born and raised in san francisco. i above our first responders. i love our history and this was a great way

contaminación en los últimos 25 años y dentro de las ciudades con mayor contaminación por partículas están bakersfield que 131 millones de personas, el 39, viven en áreas con niveles insalubres por la contaminación del aire. está en 1 que significa que está buena la calidad del aire. ha habido mucha. una significativa mejora en la calidad del aire que no está mostrado en este reporte. marisela destaca que los estudios que presenta la asociación son de los años del 2020 al 2022, donde hubo incendios forestales y sequía, y explica que en el área de la costa se produce mucha más contaminación que en el valle central, pero los vientos marinos limpian la calidad del aire en una en un valle. eso significa que es como una taza. y estamos rodeados por muchas montañas. eso es. lo que pasa es de que toda la contaminación que estamos creando aquí se queda aquí a través de la aplicación. vale, air puede monitorear diariamente la calidad del aire, la contaminación del aire puede causar problemas serias, especialmente en los pulmones y en el corazón. la doctora destaca que aumentan las visitas en las salas de emerg

en donde hace tan solo pocos minutos se reportó un temblor de 4.3 en magnitud, esto muy cerca de bakersfield de las 7 en fort funston, cerca del zoológico de san francisco. y los bomberos dicen que los perros subieron a punto de caer a un acantilado. las mascotas resultaron ilesas y hoy la cadena de restaurantes abrió una nueva ubicación en pleasanton. y para celebrar esto , el restaurante honrará a 100 héroes locales y ofrecerá comida gratis durante un año. el local está ubicado en la intersección de las calles y también la englewood drive. por supuesto, tendremos mucha más información. recuerde sobre este sismo y muchas otras noticias en punto de las 5 para que nos acompañe. gracias por estar con nosotros en esta emisión en vivo. nos musica ♪♪ aqui! es jueves 18 de abril, este bien informado en noticias telemundo mediodia. >> la seleccion del jurado en el historico juicio penal contra do

that bill was authored by bakersfield republican senator shannon grove.pproved youth treatment facilities licensed by the state would be required to publicly post info related to the use of restraints and seclusion rooms online. hilton has been open about her experience at similar facilities and has in the past testified before congress about it. bills currently on the senate side of the legislature and has bipartisan support. >> let's get you a check of your forecast filed time for this hour. taking a live look across san francisco while the sun is really shining, almost looks like blown out their >> we can't control the iris or else we lawrence is here with a look at the is i guess it's apropos the extended forecast. going to go. i would get out those sunglasses get out that not those t-shirts and shores. here we go. we're getting back some pretty weather again as high pressure going to take over. looks like we're done with the cold weather for now. we're going to really start warming up over the next couple of days. so temperatures going to be very, ve

that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba's an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills. proposal come up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we're actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the the law, making a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some b

the bulldog boys at oakland high dominated in the win over bakersfield centennial high. the wildcat girls defeated montgomery high in san diego. >>> let's head up to the state capitol where the warriors will play what could have been the most important game of the season. tip off seven tonight against the kings at the same golden 1 center in sacramento. it is a win or go home for the northern california rivals in the winner will travel to the loser of the lakers and pelicans game to see who makes it into the playoffs as the eight seed in the western conference. >>> although the warriors are on the road tonight, thrive city will still be rocking. there will be a play and watch party starting at 5:30 and fans will get to enjoy live music, before the game is streamed on the video board. today is just another day , for the second straight season for the dubs. you remember the warriors beat the kings in the first round of the playoffs last year. vern glenn has the dubs path to the postseason this year. >> i believe in karma and i think this group has earned some good karma. ♪

nuestros amigos en modesto 73 merced con 71 y en la zona de bakersfield máximas en los altos 60, pero largo plazo, ya para el viernes y el sábado veremos un sistema hacia el norte de la región de baja presión. este va a traer un descenso en las temperaturas con máximas solamente en los sesentas, pero también es probable de que vamos a ver un poco de lluvia y quizás hasta condiciones invernales para las montañas de la sierra. así que vamos a ver qué pasa con este sistema. pero por ahora nuestros amigos de sacramento o salgan a disfrutar. lunes se esperan condiciones bastante lindas en esos setentas y por supuesto, el regreso de los ochentas, que tenemos bastante tiempo sin ver en nuestro panorama. bueno, pues es todo mi parte. disfruten de su semana laboral y prepárense para esos ochentas. esto es mi parte, regreso con ustedes. gran diferencia de temperaturas del viernes al fin de semana. vianey, gracias por esa información. vean, vamos a pasar a hablar ahora de lo que ocurrió en la aerolínea southwest. reportaron un aterrizaje de emergencia en 1 de sus vuelos. eso después de que parte

y más hacia la zona de modesto 55 grados sacramento con máximas de 53 y ya más hacia la zona de bakersfieldento también se espera que se mantenga esa inestabilidad. una mezcla de un poquito de sol con nubosidad a partir del domingo. mejoran también estas condiciones para el lunes y el martes y para nuestros amigos de stockton, una mezcla de nubosidad, un poquito de llovizna. a partir ya del viernes, avanzando hacia la próxima semana. máximas en los 70 y el regreso de los ochentas a nuestro panorama. esto de mi parte, pero estoy contigo. muchas gracias vianey arana. ahora un adelanto de lo que le presentaremos en el segmento nuestro planeta, la agricultura regenerativa es para proteger al medio ambiente y se está implementando en muchos cultivos de estados unidos y el mundo, y para mí es bien importante el poder adaptarnos a los cambios climáticos y ayudar y promover la sostenibilidad y la producción sostenible en los sistemas agrícolas con productores locales y dar mi granito de arena en esta parte de combatir los efectos del cambio climático en sí. investigamos cómo funciona el proceso y p

that bill was authored by bakersfield republican sen shannon grove. now, if approved use treatment facilities licensed by the state would be required to publicly post information related to the use of restraint and seclusion rooms online hilton has been open about her own experience at similar facilities and has in the past testified before congress about it. the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature and has bipartisan support. >> the count ability and children's treatment act increases. transparency. so the public knows what really happens behind closed doors. if these facilities are scared of a simple transparency measure, then i think we should ask them, what do they have to hide? our current system designed to reform and some horrific instances does the exact ends the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature. as we mentioned, it does have bipartisan support. >> in an historic moment, former president donald trump went on trial in new york city today is facing charges related to alleged hush money payments made ahea

esos valores en los medianos 70 grados y hacia el sur, igualmente parecido en los 73 para celia y bakersfield días en sacramento. vamos a ver entonces ese sábado y domingo, con buenas temperaturas y cielos mayormente soleados, continuamos con más. gracias marcelo. un buen fin de semana. vea vamos a hablar de la conjuntivitis. muchos desconocen este tema, pero es una enfermedad que afecta a los ojos, poniéndolos rojos y en algunas ocasiones hasta provoca bastante comezón. y en nuestro segmento baby tips nuestra compañera ivonne aparicio nos explica qué cuidados debemos de seguir para evitar la propagación de este mal altamente contagioso. los niños frecuentemente tocan su cara, ojos y boca, lo que los deja vulnerables a contraer infecciones. todos tenemos gérmenes por todos lados, pero qué es la conjuntivitis? conjuntivitis es una irritación de la parte blanca del ojo. se ve rosado en vez de blanco. la conjuntivitis es muy contagiosa, por lo que conocer los síntomas es imperativo para el tratamiento temprano y así evitar transmitirla. los síntomas incluyen enrojecimiento o inflamación, lagrime

yesterday, the governor announced the expansion of the operation to bakersfield. he plans to share preliminary results from the first phase of that rollout next week. we are following yet another campus protest, this time at stanford. new video into our newsroom show students protesting the war in gaza, setting up tents in the main quad. there are hundreds of students joining in on this protest. stanford is one of several schools, as you may know, around the country, that has seen continued displays calling on university leaders to cut ties with the israeli government. and governor newsom also says he's been in touch with university of california president michael drake about how to properly address those campus protests here at uc berkeley. it's day four of demonstrations on campus. more than 60 protesters are now camped out in front of the university's administrative building. tents have taken over the steps lawn and lawn as well. at sproul hall, friday is the last day of regular classes for the university, but protesters say they are willing to keep going until

see how those inland spots are really hanging on to those 80's in spots like fresno in spots like bakersfield. we've obviously cool down a little bit here. you can see as we take a live look at stormtracker 4. we have just the possibility of a little drizzle the coast tonight. you can see a little bit of moisture just kind of popping there right off shore. i don't think it'll be much of anything but if you get a little bit of it, that's what's happening. we have certainly cool down. 72 in san jose right now. we're at 57, thouvh, in berkeley and downtown san francisco. not that 65 santa rosa still hanging out at 70 degrees tonight. we are going to see those clouds going to increase a little bit as we go throughout the evening. little bit more of a traditional san francisco night, which means that we wake up with a little bit of marine layer presents. having said that, temperatures are looking pretty good. so high pressure has been scooting away and that's going to allow us to cool down a little bit tomorrow. notice there is low pressure to the north and west. these are iso thurmes the show tem

take a look at bakersfield, fresno in the 80's at this hour. 67 in los angeles.ously, we pulled it down a little bit here after a really nice day live. look at stormtracker 4 kind of showing you don't anything too dramatic going on. but there is just a little disturbance that's going to knock temperatures down just a little bit for us as we get into tomorrow, bringing that possibility of a little coastal drizzle tonight. but still pretty nice night out there right now. we're still 74 degrees in san jose. you can see 62 in oakland. we are in the 50's here in san francisco. head up to the north bay. cool it down a little there in napa at 67 degrees. 70 degrees right now in nevado. so pretty good. looking night out there. you should be able to enjoy it without any issues. but i mentioned there was a little coastal drizzle. if that comes in, it's going to be probably after about 11 o'clock tonight. meanwhile, temperatures going to be pretty nice rate inland valleys, looking out 46 degrees. so low 50's for those of you as we head more but around the bay. so we have hi

that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba's an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. fong's legislation would prevent lobbyist lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills. proposal come up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for inforbation and and from legislators as well. that i is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the law, making a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguin

pretty pretty impressive if you with us like bakersfield. 83 degrees, obviously much cooler along the coast. 61 in los angeles. you kind of see what's going on here and your eye might take you to this. a little lightning, a little bit of a snowflake rain situation happening. >> central sierra right now getting a little bit of energy here. i don't think much of this is going to be probably hitting the ground. but, you know, it is kinda interesting this time of year to see that. and it does make you wonder what's going on with this low pressure system and how it might affect our weather as we get into next week. but let's talk about that shout. we so one thing it's going to do with that low pressure system rolls an uptick in concord. here's an example. it's going to knock those temperatures down. you can see right through the weekend. we've just got lovely above average temperatures. kong really looking out for upper 70's, low 80's. by the time we get to tuesday now are talking 70 degrees in the time we get to wednesday, we're dropping into the 60's as a high. that's a big difference fr

they're wearing white jerseys against bakersfield centennial high.a season of 30 wins and five losses. >> we worked really hard for this moment the whole year from like morning practices after school, so it was good to be recognized. >> the players tell me basketball has taught them grit and tenacity on and off the court. >> everything isn't going to be given to you. you have to work hard for it. they credit basketball for keeping them safe from the gun violence that has claimed the lives of peers. kept me away from trouble, you know, growing up in oakland, you know, it's pretty hard. but, you know, sports always keeps me focused. >> appreciate it. thank you. yeah. >> thanks. the bulldogs head coach corey hart, meets warriors coach steve kerr as part of the festivities. hart grew up in oakland and graduated from oakland tech, giving back to the school that shaped him. >> it's a family environment. we try to make sure that everyone is a part regardless of how many minutes that they play. >> i ask the kids to be who they are, love what they do, make a

she is calling for the guillotine for the mayor of bakersfield, california and the city council.our reaction to that. if they don't want to be here, why are they here? if they hate us that much. >> if you're a radical protestor, be careful where you make death threats. they have a republican prosecutor who wouldn't tolerate it. be careful, protestors where you make those threats. where republicans reside you will be held accountable. democrats have pushed this idea of immigration without assimilation and radicalized our schools. put that together you have the chants of death to america. begs the question where is joe biden and f.b.i. and intel as they go after donald trump supporters and pro-lifeers and catholics, maybe they should look at the people in the group chanting death to america. maybe they are more than a threat to those that fly american flags and sing the national anthem. this democratic party see patriots as a threat. not those who chant death to america. >> harris: we watch the stoppage and movement on the golden gate bridge in california. >> two things. in your pr

got now exempted museums, airports, amusement parks, bakeries and furthermore, the living wage in bakersfielding wage in san francisco is $35 an hour. why aren't they mandating 35 an hour in san francisco? >> laura: andrew, i fear for what is going to happen here. thank you for being a relentless voice for sanity throughout all of this. thank you so much. great to see new person. >> you too. >> laura: a pop star slams barbie movie and shake shack receipt squatting scandal. jimmy failla on that and a lot more after this. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. >> president biden: now time for wtf, jimmy, it has been so long soon i'm trying not to get emotional soon i know. new york city couple i

the project's ceo updated a draft last month saying just the segment between merced and bakersfield -ll the funding gap. well meanwhile in las vegas construction has started on what will be the fastest train line in the country. we have that and a look back on what was once the train of the future. reshows it will connect vegas with existing trail services in los angeles. the dwoerp says it will take about two hours to go each way. that's at least twice as fast as driving from l.a. to vegas. the all new electric train will zip along at 186 miles per hour. secretary of transportation. >> an estimated 10 million people will one day ride this line sitting comfortably on eye new train looking at the window at. angeles national forest. >> it's expected to create 35,000 jobs. >> the goal is to start riding trains by 2028. >> in san francisco's bay area bart used to be the future of public transportation. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> plans don't always work out. the last original bart car is now retired. in 1972, it made its debut billed as

they have museums, airports,rmor amusement parks, bakeries andca furthermore the living wage in bakersfieldt hour and minimum wage in>> l san francisco -- so why not mandating in san francisco? >> laura: thank you for being a relentless voice for sanity throughout all of thisgr pure great commas to see you in oo.person. pop star slams a ball burberry movie at the center of a new squatting scandal, it may fill it on all of that and a lot more after this. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> p >> laura: now it is time for wtf, "what the failla." jimmy, host of saturday night life. they went jimmy, new york city couple is being sued byers. squatters. i know you have done some squatting. and they refused to leave and it is almost a million

that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54.legislative process. in a nutshell in nba is an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. fong's legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills, proposal came up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the lawmaking, a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some bill negotiations require confidential discussions to build

only bakersfield, visalia, fresno and eugene, oregon had worse air quality than the bay area. well, some of that is from wildfires. the lung association says. engines, wood burning stoves and other sources can give off those very unhealthy particles as well. a strange, unusual sight over a city in greece. the sky turned bright orange. take a look at this video from athens, greece. just look at your tv. an orange haze covered the city, caused by clouds of dust blown in from the sahara desert. and that's weird. greek officials called it one of the worst episodes of dust and sand concentration to hit that country in years, and said the dust could be a risk for people with health problems. as you can imagine, the dust is expected to begin to clear today. now that orange sky in greece may remind you here in the bay area of what happened about three and a half years ago, right here, when our skies turned orange, the orange skies we saw back on september 9th, 2020 wasn't caused by dust. it was from wildfire smoke. the similar to the dust it blocked most of the blues. light from the s

also in bakersfield, fresno, 74 in sacramento. wow, check out. been reading their 79 degrees have out that we are not quite that warm but still temperatures have been warming up inland to the tune of some mid 70's out there looking pretty good as well. in oakland, san francisco's the oakland native, 70 degrees. but we've got a really nice night on tap for you tonight. we've got some a little bit of breeze out there between about 10 to 15 miles per hour. not too bad. you can see some of that making it across the bay. now to hayward. so this evening, we will be looking out for partly cloudy skies should be some nice mild temperatures overnight lows. you know, from those upper 40's to the mid 50's, not bad at all. not bad at all. and then let's talk about this. speaking of not bad at all. have you noticed the sun angles been changing a little bit? the daylight is increasing. we have 14 hours and 9 minutes of daylight today. that is the improvement. right since we've been gaining a little bit. a light sentence at 08:14pm. this goes until the summer s

but you head inland to bakersfield, fresno, you know, they're in the mid to upper 80's right now or it's look at the bay area out of the coast, we're cool. the 50's 61 in san francisco, but head on over to conquer to antioch and we are in the low 80's. so cooler air mass coming in little bit of moisture at the marine layer. the upside of this. i know a lot of people are happy to say goodbye to the warm temperatures but we get some marine layer and it does help to kind of keep those allergies down a little bit as we get into after today's as we get into tuesday and wednesday, that should get a f you who are sneezing. iman, back to you. san francisco's infamous public toilet got a themed celebration and no a valley. >> the restroom made headlines after an initial million dollar price tag. a little. the replacement was last kron four's. dan thorn was there for what was dubbed the toilet bowl. >> no, we've alleys town square taken over by a party. the event dubbed the toilet bowl and bracing the controversy around san francisco's now infamous public restroom. this kind of got world. >> famou

they're wearing white jerseys against bakersfield centennial high. capped a season of 30 wins and five losses. >> it feels good because we worked really hard for this moment the whole year from like morning practices after school, so it was good to be recognized. the players tell me basketball has taught them grit and tenacity on and off the court. >> everything isn't going to be given to you. you have to work hard for it. >> they credit basketball for keeping them safe from the gun violence that has claimed the lives of peers. >> kept me away from trouble, you know, growing up in oakland, you know, it's pretty hard. but, you know, sports always keeps me focused. >> appreciate it. thank you. yeah. thanks. >> the bulldogs head coach corey hart, meets warriors coach steve kerr as part of the festivities. hart grew up in oakland and graduated from oakland tech, giving back to the school that shaped him. >> it's a family environment, we try to make sure that everyone is a part, regardless of how many minutes that they play. >> i ask the kids to be who th

aims to link los angeles and san francisco construction is underway in the central valley between bakersfield and merced. organizers think that section could be operational by 2033. the entire project is vastly over budget and way behind schedule. estimated costs have tripled from what voters approved back in 2008. >> you know what else has a track, dan? >> well, we are on a weather roller coaster. >> we are, but it's so far it's a fairly pleasant roller coaster, a kiddy coaster, kiddy coaster. >> sandhya patel this year, that's what you both think is going to be a sharp drop for inland areas tomorrow. dan and diane, let me show you the temperature change. we're already feeling it. double digit drop in concord and santa rosa livermore uh- seven degrees cooler in san jose, a few degrees oakland and san francisco. the winds have picked up onshore right now. all the way out towards the delta. rio vista, 21 miles an hour. napa 35 right now sustained 32 in san francisco. here's a look at the forecast for this evening. if you're going to be inland. still pretty pleasant as 7 p.m. in the 70s, but th

. >>> shaking in central california in the past hour. 4.5 quake hit east of bakersfield at 12:19 p.m.eat san francisco earthquake. [ sirens ] the city commemorated the day earlier this morning. it was dedicated to dianne feinstein to her service. the wreath laying is the moment from 1906 when an earthquake hit city. it destroyed much of san francisco and sparked fires. the former mayor brown and the fire and police chiefs attended the ceremony and remembered the victims. they went to repaint the fire hydrant that helped put out the fire. >>> this week is bringing lots of spring weather. changes are coming. here is vianey arana with our forecast. >> sunshine will be in our headlines for today. look how stunny outside. i hope you go out and enjoy it. how long will we see the warmth? we are one day shy of the weekend. today we will see 70s for san francisco again. then by tomorrow, we will notice a slight cooldown. at least the conditions are expected to remain dry. aside from some areas of cloud cover, he with will see a max of 65 tomorrow for the cities. if you want to look out ahead,

upper 70's in bakersfield, fresno, you can see it kind rolls right up the state here all the way to reading've got those nice 70's and we've had a few 70's here in the bay area to today. once again, as we take a look outside here, you can see those blue skies. 75 in san jose fremont warming up there. the gauge reading 79 degrees. we're at 80 in pittsburgh. pittsburgh got into the 80's yesterday, too. >> little cooler in the north bay where we started off with that fog this morning. but still pretty nice. 72 degrees in nevada at this hour. and here's a look at the state is just, you know, basking in the sunshine. you do see a little bit of that marine layer kind of hanging out there. it's going to be moving in tonight. we're certainly going to see a little more fog, even the potential for some coastal drizzle. i think in the overnight tonight. here's the big picture. high pressure set to be bumped out of the way by low pressure, which means we've got a little rain coming our way. so we're talking about thursday into friday. that's going to see some of these showers fall. so tomorrow, really

it was authored by bakersfield republican state senator shattered grove.l seeks to classify the solicitation of a minor for as a felony. their original bill language called for a prison sentence of 2 to 4 years and require those convicted more than once to register as a offender. democrats voted to approve the measure only under the condition. the bill exempts 16 17 year-olds out of concerns. it could unfairly target teens who have relations with each other. the proposed amendments also reduced proposed jail penalties. groves says that she feels her bill was hijacked. >> be 18 to buy a lottery ticket in the state of california. but we can't get a bill out of building. on on the senate side now to get buyers to choose to go after children commercial. and it just makes no sense to me that it's that difficult to protect children in the state of california. >> and governor gavin newsom also weighed in on this. >> i look forward to getting this bill to my desk in a way that all sign it. we have some work to but i deeply the that's in row is going. >> gross says

the coast, 59 degrees where they're under the influence of the marine layer and then you head to bakersfield in their 90 degree days. wright inland is much, much warmer in the same story here in the bay area where we're at 55 in half moon bay. but we're 82 in antioch and kind of splitting the difference in th1 areas around the bay and up in the north bay there in the 70's, not quite as warm. so we're going to see a big pattern change. the temperatures set to cool down. one of the nice things about bringing a little bit of this moisture in with marine layer is that after today we're actually going to see allergies pull back for the next 2 days instead of showing you then going up. so i just finished easing a few minutes ago. so i'm very excited about that. i'll be back in your seven-day forecast in just a bit. thank you. kyla chick-fil-a is continuing its bay area expansion. it is planning to open a new location in san mateo. >> sometime later this year, it will be at the bridge point shopping center could open this fall last thursday, the company opened a second plus some 10 location. and it

having said that bakersfield right now is at 80 degrees. 71 in la 78 in sacramento. and we're not doing too shabby ourselves. you can see stormtracker 4 kind of showing you all that beautiful sunshine that california sunshine doing what it does, which is keeping things lovely and warming us up. so right now we're going to let 79 san jose at 79. we're at 80 degrees in fremont and dublin. 76 in san mateo, 80 in pittsburgh right now. 78 in vallejo head up to the north bay, nevada. about 75 little cooler up there. 76 in santa rosa. but still it's way above average, right? high pressure's been in control. so these are iso thurmes that show you temperature and you get to the oranges and the reds that we start to get warmer. the blues and the greens that's cooler. so just shows you movie through friday here that high pressure moves away a little bit, but it's still kind of keeps us just warm and then we get zonal. >> we're not a whole lot of action happens. you see a little low pressure kind of lurking up here, but it doesn't really knock this out of the way. just cools us

it was authored by bakersfield. republican state senator shannon grove and this bill seeks to classify the solicitation of a minor for as a felony. the original language calls for a prison sentence of 2 to 4 years. and those convicted register as a offender. but some democrats on the can city a committee voted to approve only under the condition that it exempts 16 17 year-olds because they were afraid that, you know, has relations with other teens and that this would make them criminals charged like like an adult having with a team. >> if to be 18 to buy a lottery ticket in the state of california. but we can't get a bill out of this building. on on the senate side now to get buyers to choose to go after children to commercial. and it just makes no sense to me that it's that difficult to protect children in the state of california. >> governor newsom weighed in on it so far. here's what he has to say. >> i look forward to getting this bill to my desk in a way that all sign it. we have some work to do, but i deeply t

i saw that a couple hours ago actually now at 79 in bakersfield, 78 in sacramento.bay area. check this out. dublin right now at 80 degrees or at 78 in san jose. >> as we roll up to pittsburgh, you can see 80 degrees there, too. we're 78 napa. 78 in petaluma. 67 in downtown san francisco. and above average day, certainly as we take a live look from the east bay here, you can see we've got all that lovely green grass out there. we do have a little rain on the way as we head into the weekend will maintain that for a bit. i gardeners out there. i'd be happy to hear. they're getting a little rain, but i know it's going put a bit of a a bit of a damper dampening effect on our weekend. and it looks like saturday will be the day that will be dealing with that. so we show you futurecast, obviously today, great got a few high clouds tomorrow looking fantastic, lovely sunshine. there may be a few high clouds through the end of the day. here's friday. clouds are moving in. temperatures are dropping later in the evening of friday because this is about 8.45. in can see models not

we're at the mid 80's in bakersfield and fresno. really nice los angeles, which was a little warmer yesterday. still up. 72 degrees today. so pretty nice there as well. and obviously we are basking in the sunshine here in the bay area. >> beautiful blue skies as we take a live look here at the golden gate bridge. and i must say the traffic's running pretty nice, too. we love it. when that happens. it degrees in san jose right now. 83 in livermore, dublin at 82. you can see we're at 62 in downtown san francisco, oakland about 67 degrees. nice 80's, though, in other spots like the late show and nevado pretty nice there. a good day, beautiful day, but also a day when you might have been itching, your eyes and sneezing a little bit because we've had all this lovely sunshine. but we've also had some pretty high allergy particles kind of in the air. it's mulberry, ash and oak that are blooming right now. notice the big drop off once we get to saturday. the reason for that quite simply the rain is going to help us out a little bit. right n

you can see fresno and spots like bakersfield sitting there and 70 71 degrees.y in sacramento. and as we look over the next couple of days, not only are going to see this beautiful sunshine that you can see is out at the coast as well. we've got a warm-up on the way here as high pressure kind of moves into the time we get to wednesday. we're talking about inland upper 70's. we could even see a few spots at the 80 degree. mark, i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about your seven-day forecast in a slight chance of rain. believe it or not over next weekend. back to you. all right, the breaking news not just in to the clock for newsroom comes to us out of north carolina where law enforcement officers. >> who are carrying out a task force operation in charlotte's have been shot. police department there has confirmed in a post on x that several officers from different agencies, including the u.s. marshal services task force. we're carrying out an investigation in a suburban neighborhood when quote, a subject began firing at them, an unknown number of victim