modelo, la marca de los luchadores. >> en bakersfield, california, unos primos originarios de michoacÁn. pero ademÁs sus dueÑos lograron el sabor que muchos dicen es el de sus raÍces mexicanas. erika flores fue a visitarlos. >> la tortilla de maÍz es un alimento fundamental en la dieta de los mexicanos. >> lo que comemos casi en todas las comidas. la tortilla es lo principal de una comida. >> en estados unidos es comÚn encontrarlas en los supermercados empaquetadas en bolsas de plÁstico y refrigeradas muy rara vez reciÉn hechas, calientitas y con muy buen sabor. >> estÁ bien rica la la salsita con la tortilla calientita, traer ese pedacito de su cultura con el autÉntico sabor mexicano fue lo que motivÓ a pablo y antonio, dos primos originarios de parÁcuaro, michoacÁn, a abrir en bakersfield, california, una tortillerÍa estilo mÉxico. >> pero fueron mÁs allÁ, la hicieron mÓvil montando la mÁquina para hacer tortillas a diario en una lonchera. >> nos hace diferente porque es una tortilla sin conservador, mÁs natural. >> la receta que usamos es una receta secreta que contiene cuatro harina

un estudio ha revelado que la ciudad de bakersfield es una de las ciudades mÁs seguras para peatones,ompaÑan a travÉs de unimas. vamos a comenzar con esas cÁmaras del trÁnsito en esta maÑana. aquÍ mi seÑorita productora le pido ayuda, es la 99, esto es en el valle central. asÍ luce el trÁnsito a estas horas de la maÑana. bastante ligero, algo de sorprender sabemos que muchas personas empiezan a transitar en esas autopistas. aquÍ estamos viendo una imagen en vivo, pero esta vez en la autopista 80 en la ciudad de san francisco. asÍ que hay que salir con tiempo para llegar a tiempo y nuestro destino.hay que recordarles que los lÍmites de velocidad deben ser disminuÍdos para proteger la vida de los hombres y las mujeres que laboran para que nuestras vÍas estÉn libres para poder transitarlas cada dÍa. listos para un enlace con mi compaÑero antonio sÁnchez, y estÉs condiciones en el tiempo. antonio: muy buenos dÍas maribel. bueno, hoy tendremos otra jornada con temperaturas un poco mÁs bajas sobre todo en la talla de san francisco y en el norte. en estas Áreas el termometro va a ir remontan

y esto ocurrió en bakersfield. bueno, vamos a ir con jessica gallego.josé, donde precisamente vive 1 de los hijos de la víctima. jessica, sabemos que este trabajador que dice la familia sobre la muerte de este hombre. así es. pues mire, dayana y césar. hablé con 1 de sus 9 hijos y me dijeron que su padre era de el salvador. este hombre llegó hace 34 años a este, a este país. también mencionaron que él era un hombre muy, muy trabajador, pues algunas veces se dedicaba a la construcción. otros días se dedicaba a la jardinería y también a podar árboles. pero lastimosamente ese día este hombre hispano salió de su casa a trabajar y lamentablemente nunca regresó. lo único que sabemos fue que su cuerpo estaba atrapado entre la palmera y alguien llamó al 911 para decir que había una persona que había estado pidiendo ayuda y esa persona pidiendo ayuda era su padre. fermín ulises leiva, un hombre de 55 años, quien el 17 de octubre, según su hija, murió colgado de un arnés y atrapado en las hojas de la palmera. si no me equivoco, mi papá a lo mejor ya tenía unos 30

is this a hot day in bakersfield? august is extremely hot, yes.ar sweats in this weather in our town. long clothing and especially clothing over clothing, very unordinary. that stood out to you? yes, it did. andrea canning: but there were more subtle clues that took the detectives some time to see. we, of course, viewed the video, me and my partner, and other detectives over and over. and we kinda of all key in on what looks like a yellow round lid that's visible through the light-colored white plastic bag she's carrying. andrea canning: detective brewer believed that was a canister of disinfecting wipes. kevin brewer: and if you're leaving a crime scene, i know what you did with those. you're wiping your crime scene behind you. andrea canning: coming up-- i was not the kind of wife that went through my husband's phone. i was never looking for anything like that because i was so secure in my relationship. andrea canning: todd's mystery woman revealed. diana chance: he really fell for her, i think, harder than i thought he did. andrea canning: and

en pantalla, que se esfuerza por dar a conocer uncolo en bakersfield.ida castañeda tiene un año siendo escaramuza y disfruta practicar la escalera escalera es cuando ahí estamos un espacio y luego entramos y luego anelys y julie me mi pasan combinadas desde las botas a los aretes. las escaramuzas montan de lado mientras hacen sus rutinas y trucos. Ándale con la boca, dale besitos. entrenadora del equipo yesenia garcía creció en el mundo de escaramuzas. para mí es algo que mi papá nos pasó y mis hermanos lo pasaron a mis sobrinas. una tradición que su familia traería de jerez, zacatecas, a bakersfield. las sobrinas de garcía la inspiraron a comenzar el equipo a itzel nunca es fácil. no es fácil, pero es es trabajar con equipo. la categoría de alitzel es dientes de leche y van de edad de 5 a ocho años. no es lo más fácil entrenar niñas tan pequeñas y a veces están como ay, mira el pajarito. las alitzel las compiten con una rutina y y como se bañan rusas 22 méxico. y si sus caballos se portan mal? estas pequeñas saben cómo tomar cargo. le doy una brisa. oh

san joaquÍn con 84° y 85° en bakersfield. tenemos la responsabilidad de cuidar a los pequeÑitos. por eso hoy te presentamos las opciones saludables con joly alvarado nutricionista. que bueno que estÁs con nosotros. >> cÓmo estÁs. maribel: hablemos de esas opciones saludables y como padres, lo vuelvo a repetir, es nuestra responsabilidad. >> porque los niÑos lo que buscan, si tÚ le das opciones saludables pero se las disfrazadas digamos una calabaza en forma de una fruta, ellos lo van a aceptar. lo que quiera es el festejo. y uno como papÁ tiene que tener conciencia que darles un exceso de azÚcar, los hace felices en un ratito pero les va a perjudicar al largo tiempo porque el azÚcar es exceso le genera problemas de concentraciÓn, los ponen a todos hiperactivos. aquÍ les puse esta calabacita que es fruta, es una sandÍa. podemos poner las calabacitas en forma de las mandarinas, podemos buscarles las carnes secas y hacer unas manitas. cifras es el evento con algo mÁs saludable. podemos buscar opciones mÁs saludables en cuanto a

y temperaturas un poco mÁs bajas en bakersfield, en fresno con 79°.tas prÓximas horas seguiremos con algo de viento, con temperaturas fresquitas y tendremos mÁs nubes en el valle del rÍo san joaquÍn. ahora vuelvo contigo. maribel: hablando de la temporada festiva, la cual se avecina y muchos habremos de necesitar un pasaporte sobre todo si queremos viajar a nuestro querido mÉxico, mi acompaÑa el cÓnsul en general de mÉxico para hablarnos del proceso. buenos dÍas. cÓnsul: buenos dÍas querida maribel. un documento importante para poder salir y regresar. maribel: como tomar ventaja del proceso? cÓnsul: necesitamos una cita. yo se que para algunos de ustedes el concepto de la cita, es un dolor de cabeza pero estar informado es la forma mÁs adecuada para sacar una cita. y que gestionarla en cualquier de nuestros sistemas ya sea por internet, por telÉfono o mensaje de texto vÍa whatsapp. se presenta con la documentaciÓn adecuada, necesita acta de nacimiento. sino necesita con una acta de nacimiento, en el consulado podemos entregarla. necesita una identific

bimotor viajaba desde henderson, nevada, a monterey, california, cuando la torre de control en bakersfielda go right and turn to stay level thousand feet. there you go your output is looking good. five thousand. nine hundred feet try to stay level at seis. >> asÍ, finalmente, la pasajera logrÓ el aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto middlefield en bakersfield, california, en tierra. miembros del departamento de bomberos esperaban a la nave. la que siguieron hasta que se detuvo tras salirse levemente de la pista. segÚn este entrenador de vuelo comercial, este fue un hecho admirable. un hecho admirable. >> la calma con la que ella logrÓ mantenerse durante todo el. la fase de del vuelo la. la prudencia que tuvo el controlador aÉreo segÚn saltos, el hecho de que lograra aterrizar es aÚn mÁs impresionante, considerando el tipo de avioneta y la inexperiencia de la mujer. es casi imposible, eh? si no hay un entrenamiento previo, porque, eh, para que tengas una idea, un piloto que inicia su fase de entrenamiento vuela, hace su primer solo. luego de 30 horas aproximadamente de prÁcticas, el pi

aquÍ estamos viendo la autopista 99 en la zona de bakersfield donde se unen ambas autopistas.cuando estÁ de viaje para llegar a la ciudad de los Ángeles, no olvide la precauciÓn debe ser siempre una prioridad. recordandoles que la autopista 80 y la 50 sigue siendo parte de la zona de construcciÓn. hay que reducir esos lÍmites de velocidad para proteger a los hombres y mujeres que laboran en nuestras carreteras. estemos listos para ese primer vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo con mi compaÑero antonio sÁnchez, adelante. antonio: que tal maribel. en el norte de california estamos viendo como las nubes siguen entrando desde el ocÉano pacÍfico. estamos viendo en todo lo que es el valle del rÍo sacramento como tenemos una maÑana bastante cargada de nubes y repito, esto no va a hacer mÁs que ir a mÁs. si miramos las condiciones actuales en cuanto a las temperaturas, tenemos en ambiente fresco tenemos 47° es modesto y sacramento. incluso algunos puntos, podemos ver 40°. se debe a que el viento estÁ prÁcticamente en calma y que tenemos el cielo despejado. 53 en san francisco y en sa

esto fue en bakersfield. jessica gallegos fue a san josé, donde vive 1 de sus hijos.lmera. y alguien llamó al 911 para decir que había una persona que había estado pidiendo ayuda. y esa persona pidiendo ayuda era su padre. fermín ulises leyva, un hombre de 55 años, quien el 17 de octubre, según su hija, murió colgado de un arnés y atrapado en las hojas de la palmera. si no me equivoco, mi papá a lo mejor ya tenía unos 30 minutos fallecido y los bomberos tardaron 2 horas en recuperar su cuerpo. su hija explica que su padre no traía el equipo adecuado y que estaba a más de 30 metros de altura. hay diferentes tipos de palma, pero las que más tienen accidentes, como el que pasó en bakersfield, son las mexican palms. hablamos con especialistas en árboles y explica que las frondas de estas palmeras son las hojas grandes que se encuentran en la parte superior y cuando se secan, se secan fácil. y cuando está 1 arriba, como un. un. eso puede ser muy peligroso porque son fáciles y están muy pesadas también. aunque los bomberos del condado de kern intentaron rescatarlo, ya era d

nos movemos a puntos mÁs al sur, en modesto y en fresno 54°, en bakersfield 55°. frÍo intenso. asÍ que nada maribel, seguimos con algunos cambios. ha bajado la temperatura esta maÑana pero luego explico lo que tiene para esta tarde. maribel: ese frÍo rico que como a mi, si le gusta en frÍo. gracias antonio. pasemos a la informaciÓn, porque si reside en el condado san joaquÍn es importante que estÉ preparada para los horarios de fumigaciÓn tanto terrestre como aÉrea quÉ respuesta ada propagaciÓn de mosquitos. la fumigaciÓn aÉrea serÁ hoy miÉrcoles entre las 6:30 p.m. y las 8:30 p.m. en la condado rural del sur. por otra parte en mÁs informaciÓn, el procurador general de california hizo un acuerdo con walmart, de la acusaciÓn de que eliminÓ desechos mÉdicos a los vertederos municipales. como parte del acuerdo walmart deberÁ pagar mÁs $7 millones de dÓlares en multas y costos, ademÁs de cumplir con los tÉrminos de una orden judicial. incluye condados como alameda, fresno, sacramento, san joaquÍn, yolo. imagÍnese usted reciÉn habÍan aprobado esos cheques por discapaci

host: jim of bakersfield, california on that line for undecided or neither. caller: anyone willing to face this angry mob here on washington j live coverage on span to. >> good morning, everybody. [cheering] >> football and boating. [cheering] it's good to be back, good to be with you. thank you for the kind introduction. [cheering] i say this is a proud member. [cheering] super bowl rings are not one. [laughter] the artwork. [cheering] he you got families and you've come here because you love this country. [cheering] let's get this done, five days left but when you get a chance with $120 to make an impact on future generations? there are still folks thinking about this and make of the mind. i can't stand trump personally like no kidding. [laughter] but then they say is economy was pretty good. just take a moment. four years ago we lost 2.7 million jobs only five jobs. unemployment rate of donald trump about the covid pandemic, fight with our neighbors, that is the trump economy. tax cuts and the rest of us got screwed. elon said is going to be trumps economy

this is now the 4th aircraft issue in bakersfield in a week. one was a crash of a private plane on october second in which the pilot suffered major injuries. an airplane parachute was deployed. another of a private plane where the pilot's wife landed the plane after her husband had a fatal heart attack mid-flight. she landed the plane safely at meadows field. passengers on today's emergency landing said this experience will not affect their decision to fly again. >>still be taken yeah. if unless something really happened. a lot worse that i have to think about kern county fire department said the fire trucks were precautionary. >>in case a fire broke out from the landing besides changing travel plans. the passengers of this american airlines flight were unharmed. >>reporting outside meadows field airport conard or 17 news. >>more top and a high profile death penalty case. the supreme court is weighing whether to throw out the murder conviction of oklahoma death row inmates. the state appeals court upheld that sentence. washing correspondent mad

host: jim of bakersfield, california on that line for undecided or neither. caller: anyone willing to face this angry mob here on washington journal earned my respect. you have earned it. this is an angry mob you are dealing with. whenever you speak, i listen because you always help educate me and i hope your daughter follows in your footsteps and not your wife's. here is an important question i wanted to ask. it has been bothering me. trump will declare victory early on election night irrespective of the tally. i think he is just going to go headstrong into it and we are dealing with a collection of people who there is no preponderance of evidence that would ever

this will continue for fresno and bakersfield through the beginning of next week.elieve it or not, since october 1st and the month just began, over 125 record highs have been broken. now to a developing situation. tropical storm milton starting to develop now. it is a weak tropical storm but it will quickly intensify to a two, if not a category three hurricane by tuesday into wednesday. unfortunately for florida, which is still cleaning up after helene this could give us an additional 10 to 12 inches of rain. this is something we will watch closely over the next 10 to 24 hours. >> thank you, andrew. >>> straight ahead, reporter's notebook. we look ahead since the deadly october 7th attack in israel. >>> monday marks one year since the hamas-led terrorist attacks on israel. 251 others taken hostage. charlie davitt reported extensively on the attack and the war in gaza that followed. he recalls the massacre and escalating regional conflict. >> reporter: for all the turmoil, suffering and heartbreaking loss of life that has unfolded since, the massacre on the morning

host: jim of bakersfield, california on that line for undecided or neither. caller: anyone willing to face this angry mob here on washington journal earned my respect. you have earned it. this is an angry mob you are dealing with. whenever you speak, i listen because you always help educate me and i hope your daughter follows in your footsteps and not your wife's. here is an important question i wanted to ask. it has been bothering me. trump will declare victory early on election night irrespective of the tally. i think he is just going to go headstrong into it and we are dealing with a collection of people who there is no preponderance of evidence that would ever change their mind on any of this. that is what impresses me so much about you. i long ago gave up trying to explain facts to people and i have abandoned it. i just keep to myself now because i realize how dangerous so many of these people are and you go out there and put up the good fight every day. irrespective of political belief , i respect people who are out there speaking facts and truth to peo

friday, according to data from flight radar 24 heading to hours later diverting to bakersfield when thered a medical emergency. >> your altitude is looking good, 5,900 feet. try to stay level at 6. you're in a right-hand turn. continue that right-hand turn. >> reporter: a passenger taking the controls, air traffic controllers helping the woman land the plane. >> we're going to set you up so that as you level off from your turn, you're going to be straight in for bakersfield airport, is that all right? >> okay. >> reporter: the pilot rushed to the hospital. that hero passenger, uninjured, and her unexpected landing leaving the plane without any noticeable damage. just two days earlier, another scare just south of that same airport. this small plane crashing near a highway. firefighters nearby hearing it go down and responding quickly. that pilot, the only one on board suffering major injuries. and you know you could hear how calm and encouraging that air traffic controller was while trying to instruct that passenger. we reached out to the fire department and sheriff's office overnight ab

bakersfield, 100 degrees. into the southwest, tucson looking at 104. the record there is 103. here's tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures equally as hot. las vegas 102. 93 in winslow. 108 in phoenix. the record there is 107. look at the rest of the workweek. temperatur northeast. philadelphia, 73. 69 in d.c. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> okay. we'll see you in a bit. thank you so much. >>> former president jimmy carter is 100 years old today. the centenarian celebration will be extra special in plains, georgia where carter was born and where he's lived since leaving the white house. the navy will perform a jet fly o flyover in his honor. he is the first president to reach 100 years of age. >>> coming back, the activist who served nearly 27 years. t who served nearly 27 years. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core wi

that would be las vegas, bakersfield, san jose. yuma, 111. the record is 110. we're going to challenge the records once again today. that's today, it was hot yesterday and hot over the weekend and hot today, hot tomorrow. we're going to see this extending for most of the workweek to las vegas tomorrow. 102, the record there is 100 on wednesday. 109 in el centro. take a look at some of these numbers as we head toward thursday and friday and saturday. las vegas still in the triple digits. phoenix 108. saturday 107. we'll see the warm temperatures into thelains as p rain showers. most of the heavy rain has moved over the mid atlantic. 73 in philadelphia. that's your tuesday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> coming up, a recall for nearly 200,000 jeep hybrids, and a judge strikes down georgia's strict abortion law. everything we know when we come back. ything we know when we com back. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. c

those districts are in merced, bakersfield, palmdale, palm springs, and fullerton. latinos make up a significant percentage of eligible voters in all of those districts, and according to the survey, they are showing broad support for the democratic challengers over the republican incumbents. joining us now to help us understand this survey is cristian arana, the vice president of civic power and policy at the latino community foundation. cristian, good to see you. >> yeah, thanks for having me. we appreciate the time. >> let's talk broadly here about what this survey finds here. how important are latino voters going to be in terms of determining the balance of power in congress this election cycle? well, sure. >> absolutely. it's a great question, i think. let me just start off with a big number, right. so there are nearly 9 million eligible latino voters here in the state of california, right? when you take our total voting bloc, we're more than the entire population of the state of arizona. so that's a powerful voting bloc. when you break that down into the compet

but the plane was diverted nearly 100 miles southeast to meadows field in bakersfield, california. the journey there was harrowing. >> are you able to add power so the airspeed doesn't get too low? >> 130. >> okay, that's absolutely perfect. >> reporter: at the airfield, ron brewster, the kern county director of airport and his team were standing by. >> we were able to get fire, ambulance, and everybody on standby so as the aircraft came to a stop, they were getting medical attention. >> reporter: thanks to a team of aviation experts and this calm air traffic controller. >> your airspeed is looking good from here. >> reporter: the passenger safely landed. >> the aircraft secure. one patient cardiac arrest. >> reporter: but unfortunately, the ordeal has a tragic ending. >> he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. >> reporter: as for the brave woman at the controls -- how is she? >> dealing with a tragedy. she's doing the best she can. based on the circumstances. >> and our thanks to dana for that report. >>> still to come, the nlds is all tied up. we'll have a full recap. >>> and

from our bakersfield affiliate, cecilia trevino introduces us to the singins to the singing sensationrez who sings mariachi songs from the heart. one hidden talent that came out by chance. >> last year we went on a trip to guadalajara. i kind of bribed her. i said, if you sing with the mariachi while we're out there, that would give you $100. we went to a restaurant. there was a mariachi there, and i called them over, and then this one grabbed the chair, stands up on it and just goes to town. >> reporter: just a year after that, alessandra was competing at a national level. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but just as she started her performance -- >> and then the music turned off. and, and, and then i just started doing a cappella. >> reporter: with her quick thinking, also came amazed reactions from the public. >> i saw a lot of faces. >> reporter: how were the faces? >> like -- >> reporter: >> like -- >> reporter: al tessandra's famy believes that helped her win. [speaking in a global language] showing her adaptation skills while she made the song her own. holding notes longer than the original tr

bakersfield. republican senator shannon grove expressed frustration after democrats blocked a republican proposal to pause the state's $0.60 per gallon gas tax for one year. my colleagues were serious. they would have taken up that bill. it's all been killed by the democrat majority. as for the bill that did advance many in the oil industry are firmly against it. this is not good policy. any wall says the president of chevron's downstream midstream and chemicals division earlier this week. he some legislative leaders, this letter urging them to reject newsom's proposal. he's at costa, chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the average consumer and chevron's 4,000 plus employees statewide. we don't need more regulation. what we need is the opportunity for companies like chevron continue invest in california. >> if we don't see investment case to continue to do the things we do, we will go away. >> and the state assembly is expected to formally advance the governor's proposal to the gove

mientras tanto, le contamos que tenemos nueva información esta noche desde bakersfield, donde un vehículoles daniels y kern, el conductor que causó el choque salió expulsado y murió en el lugar. una mujer y un niño de 2 años que viajaban con él fueron llevados al hospital. lamentablemente, la mujer también falleció y el niño lucha por su vida, según informaron las autoridades. los oficiales que se encontraban en la patrulla sufrieron heridas leves. otro accidente de tránsito se registró esta mañana, pero en antioch. allí una persona también murió después de que su vehículo terminara envuelto en llamas. un oficial de la patrulla de caminos se encontró con esta escena con un choque sobre la carretera 4. y las averiguaciones preliminares indican que un auto ford colisionó con la parte trasera de un vehículo honda que había quedado varado en la carretera. el impacto hizo que 1 de los autos se incendiara y el conductor perdiera la vida en el momento. el otro conductor fue llevado al hospital con heridas menores. no creen que el alcohol o las drogas hayan sido un factor en este accidente. mañan

campaigning in bakersfield. >> fresno, san francisco and now sacramento. >> something unique about prop 6. it's the only statewide measure without any formal opposition. a quick look at your ballot and you'll see at the opponent section. it literally says. >> none submitted several high-profile state officials have endorsed the measure, including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and most recently state treasure. >> fiona ma, this will allow those convicted in prison. 2 have a second chance at building their lives. making sure that when they are released that they are out doing productive work. living the best life that they can while also giving back rehabilitation over everything. >> and the measure needs a simple majority to pass reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office along with the goodwill of silicon valley. they've opened the nation's first retail store for former women inmates. this program allows them to trained for retail work. it also allows women who are near release to shop for clothing, free. >> getting work experience

el resultado de esas operaciones anteriores que ocurrieron en oakland san francisco y también en bakersfield repasando un poco más de esas cifras, 3000 vehículos robados y también incautación de más de 170 armas ilegales y también drogas ilícitas. fue un resumen de lo que dijo? sí, bastante interesante. de hecho, recuerdo también que el año pasado se proporcionaron recursos para reducir, si mal no recuerdo, los robos en tiendas minoristas. sí, es algo que hemos estado, de hecho cubriendo aquí en telemundo 48. el gobernador dijo en su conferencia de prensa el día de hoy presentó ese orden cronológico de todos esos esfuerzos que ha estado realizando en el estado, enfatizando de hecho esa operación precisamente que mencionabas más de 10.000 arrestos. así que por eso espera poder continuar este tipo de esfuerzos y de estrategias para poder combatir el crimen en la ciudad, porque prácticamente dijo que todos somos víctimas de ello, no solo los dueños, los propietarios de esos negocios, pero también nosotros como la comunidad en general. claro que sí. lamentable el ser cosas negativas, pero si est

jim of bakersfield, california on that line for undecided or neither. caller: anyone willing to face this angry mob here on washington journal earned my respect. you have earned it. this is an angry mob you are dealing with. whenever you speak, i listen because you always help educate me and i hope your daughter follows in your footsteps and not your wife's. here is an important question i wanted to ask. it has been bothering me. trump will declare victory early on election night irrespective of the tally. i think he is just going to go headstrong into it and we are dealing with a collection of people who there is no preponderance of evidence that would ever change their mind on any of this. that is what impresses me so much about you. i long ago gave up trying to explain facts to people and i have abandoned it. i just keep to myself now because i realize how dangerous so many of these people are and you go out there and put up the good fight every day. irrespective of political belief , i respect people who are out there speaking facts and truth to peo

bakersfield. republican senator shannon grove expressed frustration after democrats blocked a republican proposal to pause the state's $0.60 per gallon gas tax for one year. my colleagues were serious. they would have taken up that bill. it's all been killed by the democrat majority. as for the bill that did advance many in the oil industry are firmly against it. this is not good policy. and wall says the president of chevron's downstream midstream and chemicals division earlier this week. he some legislative leaders, this letter urging them to reject newsom's proposal. he's at costa, chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the average consumer and chevron's 4,000 plus employees statewide. we don't need more regulation. what we need is the opportunity for companies like chevron continue invest in california. >> if we don't see investment case to continue to do the things we do, we will go away. >> and the state assembly is expected to formally advance the governor's proposal to the gove

bakersfield encabeza la lista por su mala calidad del aire y alta actividad en resfriados y gripes.te desfile vienen visitantes de todo el mundo. también hubo música, carrozas y por supuesto, comida de los negocios locales. ya son 156 años que organizan este festejo y dicen que es de san francisco. es el desfile más largo que celebra la herencia italiana en los estados unidos. un verdadero piachere que conecta con la herencia hispana de este mes. ya tengo hambre. bueno, no estaría mal. nos vemos a las 11.

the plane was diverted nearly 100 miles southeast to meadowsfield in bakersfield, california.rowing. >> are you able to add power -- >> yes, 130 -- >> that's absolutely perfect. >> reporter: at the airfield, ron brewster, the kern count director of airports, and his team were standing by. >> we were able to get fire, ambulance, and everybody on standby so as the aircraft came to a stop, they were getting medical attention within seconds. >> reporter: thanks to a team of aviation experts and this calm air traffic controller -- >> looking good from here. >> reporter: the passenger safely landed. >> aircraft secure. >> reporter: unfortunately the ordeal has a tragic ending. >> he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. >> reporter: as for the brave woman at the controls -- how is she? >> dealing with the tragedy. she's doing the best she can based on the circumstances. >> reporter: no word yet on if the air traffic controller has had a chance to speak with that woman since their ordeal. jose? >> dana griffin, thank you. >>> coming up next, are hospitals ready for cyberattacks? w

temperatures tomorrow 100 to reading 104, in fresno, 104 in bakersfield in 90 degrees.ntown los angeles here in the bay area. numbers break down like this 80's again into san francisco about 77 in the sunset. you're looking 78 degrees. montero 79, half moon bay inside the bay. the numbers warming up to 87 degrees in millbrae headed down the peninsula. 96 degrees in redwood city tomorrow. triple digits in much of the south bay. and of course, you get over those east bay hills and boy, that gets hot in a hurry. 140, no 105, expected in livermore about 97 orinda 92 in richmond and 104 in concord. so these temperatures again, very hot, especially in many of the interior spots, have been even inside the bay. it will be on the hot side. finally going to start to cool things down as we get in toward friday. much cooler weather expected head into next week. warrants looking forward to that. >> apart it's celebrating hispanic heritage month. >> the high-flying acrobatics of mexican wrestling boy, they've been, you know, delighting folks for decades now, the dancing, the masks, t

i remember sitting in fresno, in bakersfield and bringing in latino voters who immigrants themselves all legal at the time, but some two or three of them in the group had come undocumented ago and then left and then come back to legal. at least five 40% of them were like no, no more migrants no more illegal migrants, let alone undocumented migrants and that that sentiment 30% of latinos voted for proposition 187. so that sentiment is very keenly it's greater now because of the assimilation that i'm talking this third generation voter when when joe biden signed, the executive order on asylum restricting asylum refugees, 69% of latinos supported it. that's compared to 70% of all americans. so there's basically no discernible difference in. and after 30 years of watching these immigration fights back and forth, it's become very clear to me that the democrats have lost that. and what i will argue because i had a front row seat on both sides of this thing, both parties have benefited politically from a broken system. both of them, the democrats have tried to it as a way to mobilize latino

para nuestros amigos de fresno, bakersfield, también en sacramento.as, ya que las condiciones se mantienen bastante secas. les quiero mostrar algunas advertencias que se mantendrán en efecto hasta el sábado por calor en los condados de marin monterey san francisco, sonoma y para nuestros amigos. más. hacia el sur, incluso también en contra costa san mateo y alameda y santa clara. también se mantendrá ese aviso por calor extremo al regresar en algunos minutos les muestro el pronóstico extendido y que no se espera el fin de semana, cuando finalmente quizá veremos un pequeño descenso en las temperaturas. muchas gracias. ya escuchamos allí a vianey. el área de la bahía sigue sumida en este calor extremo, pero para algunas personas estas temperaturas representan más bien un día placentero en la playa, en el río o lagos bajo el sol y así poder escapar de lugares donde se registran esas temperaturas de hasta 100 grados. pero hay que tener mucho cuidado con la salud. flavio lacayo nos amplia. ir a la playa en un día de extremo calor pudiera ser algo relajante

host: we have a question from bakersfield, california that says "does professor lee feel the same uneasiness and uncertainty about election night that many other americans feel? i keep thinking that trump will declare victory before all of the votes have been tallied." guest: i would say that we have two on election night, the next morning and into thursday through saturday, we have to separate ourselves from what the campaigns are saying. in other words people who have a motivation for either planning victory without the facts or claiming corruption without the facts and whatever the complaint might be. we have to in a sense lower the volume on that and up the volume on the official announcements we are getting from the clerks and civil servants who are in charge of counting ballots. sometimes it goes quickly and sometimes it goes slowly. in wisconsin, i am very comfortable that we have nonpartisan election administration. the numbers might dribble out slowly. that is in part because we have a state law that prohibits municipal clerks from opening absentee ballots. in wisconsin and absentee

and you can find some triple digits there to 105 in fresno, 100 and sacramento, 103 in bakersfield about 86 degrees in los angeles bay area numbers breaking down like this about 79 degrees downtown san francisco. remember today we're in the 90's. so the effects of that seabreeze beginning to feel the effects of that. but still on warm side, 73 in the sunset. along the coastal sections, you'll find some sunshine, but maybe a little fog developing as we head in toward tomorrow evening inside the bay. 84 degrees in millbrae. 84 in burlingame, 92 in san carlos about 92 in hot palo out, though, as you can make your way to the south. a lot of triple digits again by tomorrow afternoon. then you get over the east bay hills and that's where you see a lot of the plude's building up and the hot temperatures go along with that plan on some triple digits in a place like love more, maybe 102 degrees one in pleasanton 100 and conquer about raga. you're looking at 101 in pittsburgh. so these temperatures hot all around except for right along the coastline. but even there, it'll be warm. here's your 10.

going to be hot in the central valley, about 703 in bakersfield. 78 big bear. but overall, it's this offshore wind that will keep things cranked up. and overnight tonight we've got the seabreeze now, but look at the areas begin to change overnight by tomorrow morning. the point offshore. and that's what we're worried about that really lower the humidity. and that means greater chance of fire danger, least elevated around the bay area. overnight lows tonight. they're going to stay very, very mild. look at that. 68 degrees for an overnight low in san jose, 70 in vacaville. 68 livermore. that is why have the advisories for the warnings. an excessive heat is because you just don't get a chance to recover your body needs that time to recover. some cooler temperatures are not tomorrow or offer any with the temperatures. again, 101 in antioch, 103 and conquer 102, in livermore. and as we head over the next few days, but been a hot start to october. it continues the next couple of days and slow cooling. i think maybe a little bit below average we head toward next frida

million people impacted by heat advisories, that's in the orange so places like fresno, chico, bakersfieldso excessive heat warnings, places like san francisco, las vegas, phoenix, we're going to see temperatures soar well above normal this time of year. look at these numbers. yuma today 111, more than average this time of year. shreveport, 91. # 7 degrees today in cleveland. another warm day tomorrow that's going to spread into the plains and the northern plains, parts of the great lakes as well, minneapolis tomorrow 80 degrees. 15 degrees above what is expected for this time of year. into the weekend look the numbers in new york city. looking at temperatures in the 70s. finally a nicer weekend. by friday 76, and still warm throughout lexington, chicago, and also memphis. so pretty quiet today, which is good news. and finally we're going is to see that moisture move offshore from helene. >> yeah, very good news. >>> next up here we revisit the morning's breaking news. israel has launched a ground operation in lebanon. what it means in the fight against hezbollah and the growing fears of a

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temperatures tomorrow. 87 in fresno about 85 in bakersfield. 83 in sacramento and 63 degrees in monterey bay forecast models picking up on some of that precipitation. but not just yet. you've got some of the drizzle on the coastline tomorrow morning. and of course, that patchy fog all the way in the central valley. and then stuff from system starts to wander a little bit closer. the coastline. and there you go. see not a whole lot with it. that brings with it. a slight chance of showers. boy, if this was like an inch of rain, i'd be very, very happy. but i think we're talking maybe just a few hundreds as moves on by. then you get the backside of that. that's when we start talking about the gusty winds in the high fire. danger. temperatures in francisco for tomorrow. 69 degrees downtown 65 and cloudy in the sun sets. 62 mont era get inside the bay. 67 degrees in burlingame working your way down the peninsula. those temperatures warming up with some sunshine after some patchy fog in the morning hours. the space taken up the 70's couple. low 80's out there as well. 81 degrees in concord and

bakersfield. republican senator shannon grove expressed frustration after democrats blocked a republican proposal to pause the state's $0.60 per gallon gas tax for one year. my colleagues were serious. they would have taken up that bill. it's all been killed by the democrat majority. as for the bill that did advance many in the oil industry are firmly against. this is not good policy. and the wall says the president of chevron's downstream midstream and chemicals division earlier this week. he some legislative leaders, this letter urging them to reject newsom's proposal. he's at costa, chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the average consumer and chevron's 4,000 plus employees statewide. >> need more regulation. what we need is the opportunity for companies like chevron continue invest in california. if we don't see investment case to continue to do the things we do, we will go away. >> and the state assembly is expected to formally advance the governor's proposal to the governor's d

we'll see temperatures into the triple digits for las vegas, bakersfield, palm springs. phoenix specifically today will mark the 11th straight day where we will break a record high for the date. it is, unfortunately, going to be something we deal with for the extended period, too. this could last another six days or so. meanwhile, the gulf of mexico, we're watching for potential development. we've kind of just got some organized thunderstorms right now. as we get through the weekend and potentially next week, we'll likely see a tropical system developing. either way, between now and then as that low moves closer to the state of florida, we'll see some increases in rain chances. so parts of the gulf coast will see this here as we get through your saturday, your sunday. and this could mean significant rainfall from areas still cleaning up from helene, especially the tampa bay area upwards of 7 inches of rain in some of the higher spots. soggy one for folks in this region. plenty of sunshine across the country. warm but nice conditions for most others. >> all right, we'll t

house speaker mike johnson and house majority leader steve scalise were in bakersfield yesterday raisingbent representative david ball deo. his race is our focus tonight. the congressman is fighting to defend his seat in the competitive 22nd district against rudy salas. both campaigns latino central valley focusing on the economy, immigration, public safety and agriculture issues. valadao, dairy farmer bested salas by three points, becoming one of two house republicans won re-election after voting to impeach former president trump. president biden carried this district in 2020 by 13 points. this as itup race helped determine the house majority in 2022 one of our 50 races in 50 days. former president trump is branding the biden-harris administration's response to hurricane helene as the worst in american history. this comes as hurricane milton is about to make landfall as we have said along the florida kiosk. republican nominee in pennsylvania after speaking earlier in president biden's home down of scranton. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie reports from reading, pennsylvania thi

. >> in the last month, organizers backing props. 6 of help raleigh is bakersfield, fresno, san francisco and sacramento. and this is the only statewide ballot measure without any formal opposition are a time. also have more on this coming up on kron. 4 news at 3. for now. we'll talk about our weather forecast with this live look outside at a sunny shot of san francisco. meteorologists meteorologist kyla grogan here now on a monday to kick us off for the week. hasn't look, yes, much calmer than when i left 2 on friday. happy to say yeah, it was a lot. and, you know, obviously very serious situation. we got into really quickly and i'm happy to say we don't have any offshore wind expected this week at also. >> good news there. and we're having a pretty quiet day out there. very nice to take a g% live look at the embarcadero. so today, lovely. we've got some of those inland 70's happening. our temperatures are going to lift up a little bit midweek, giving us a warmer wednesday and thursday, there's a tiny chance. >> it's small of a little shower. the north bay that's going to be late week. l

but the plane was diverted nearly 100 miles southeast to meadows field in bakersfield, california. but the journey there was harrowing. are you able to add power so our airspeed doesn't get too low? yeah, it's 132. okay, that's absolutely perfect. at the airfield, ron brewster, the kern county director of airports, and his team were standing by. we were able to get fire, ambulance, and everybody on standby. so as the aircraft came to a stop, they were getting medical attention within seconds, thanks to a team of aviation experts and this calm air traffic controller. your airspeed is looking good from here. the passenger safely landed confirmed aircraft for care. one patient cardiac arrest. but unfortunately, the ordeal has a tragic ending. he was pronounced deceased at the hospital. as for the brave woman at the controls, how is she dealing with the tragedy? so she's doing that. she's doing the best she can based on the circumstances. yeah. up next fall, fires are all too common in the bay area. we'll take a closer look at how the recent heat is impacting the fire risk. and the hot

that story holds true all throughout california 100 degrees and reading 98 in sacramento. 95 in bakersfield, but 60's and 70's all up and down the coast. so we are starting the process of cooling down, bringing it into san francisco are also starting the process of getting a little breeze back in our afternoons. you can see that there. the flag is flying and other pictures and looking at are saying some of the trees moving around too. having said that, we are still under heat advisory. for those of you who are inland in the east bay and also down in the santa clara hills as well. so one more afternoon of this. but i'm happy to say that so far the numbers aren't looking too terrible, though. there are a few hot spots out there. livermore's one of them sitting at 96 degrees. obviously a little better down san jose at 87 97. in fairfield, though, 76 in oakland. really nice around the bay head up to the north bay and there's kind of a mixed bag here of heat. nevado is really warming up at 97. but santa rosa, not quite as that. they're sitting at 91 degrees, the wind. that's the other thing and

pretty nice day there and bakersfield about 75. and we do have just a little bit of that high cloud cover, maybe a tiny bit of marine layer that's hanging out in the bay. but it's pretty hit or miss it this way. we've got a lot of sunshine kind of taking over as we get into the afternoon. current temperatures in san francisco in the low 60's. same in oakland. and you can see we've moved into almost the 70 degree range, not quite there yet over in the inner east bay saint rose about 64. it's still cool out of half moon bay sitting in the 50's. so if you are in concord today in your one of my focus is taking a break to watch us. happy to have you as you take a break from working at home. you got some nice weather to be out on the patio. today should be plenty of sunshine and some very, very comfortable 70's as you hang out today. so the next 7 days we're going to watch a few things kind of come together here where there's a system that's going to try to bring us a few sprinkles. and that would show up. it looks like it's going to mor

bakersfield. republican senator shannon grove expressed frustration after democrats blocked a republican proposal to pause the state's $0.60 per gallon gas tax for one year. my colleagues were serious. they would have taken up that bill. it's all been killed by the democrat majority. as for the bill that did advance many in the oil industry are firmly against it. this is not good policy. and the wall says the president of chevron's downstream midstream and chemicals division earlier this week. he some legislative leaders, this letter urging them to reject newsom's proposal. he's concerned it will at costa, chevron's california operations ultimately hurting the average consumer and chevron's 4,000 plus employees statewide. >> need more regulation. what we need is the opportunity for companies like chevron continue invest in california. if we don't see investment case to continue to do the things we do, we will go away. >> and the state assembly is expected to formally advance the governor's proposa

a lot of sunshine out there. 75 in los angeles weve got 80 degrees in bakersfield and fresno. so pretty nice day out there. eureka is still a little chilly sitting at 58 degrees. here is that blue sky was talking about at the golden gate bridge obviously what you don't see, which is marine layer still rather not going to see a whole lot of that tonight either. we got a little bit this morning in spots, little patchy fog that was out there. temperatures right now sitting comfortably in the 60's and 70's just feeling like a gorgeous fall day. so if you are out on the patio of using conquered as an example, getting yorktown this afternoon may be taking a break to hang out with for a little bit. and we're glad you did. temperatures should be really nice for you in the 70's heading right into the evening. just a lovely night. so i'm looking out for rain. you know, i've been singing the song for a minute here. but here we go. i'm gonna show you the system that's going probably bring us some sprinkles. i think north bay sprinkles as we get into friday and saturday. that's saturday, e

take a look across the state bakersfield right now, 1, 0, 2.97, in barstow, 96 in sacramento. >> obviously, it's another warm day out there above average temperatures. and you can see as we take a look here. parts of central and southern california. unfortunately, that's translated 2 red flag warnings we can see that goes through 8 o'clock tonight. so that red flag warning is part and parcel of having that low humidity, obviously very dry conditions that are out there and we do still have those heat alerts, advisories and warnings all up throughout the state, including here in the bay area where you can see we have an excessive heat warning that is in effect until 11:00pm friday for everyone that you see in the hot pink except the north bay, which it sectors expire tonight the heat advisories, which are all the areas in orange, which is pretty much bay area wide that goes until friday at 11:00pm. so that's all to say that we're, you know, not quite done with this yet live look outside here and you can see what you don't see, which is the marine layer. you don't see it at all. temperatures