even fresno and bakersfield, california. that system has been increasing widespread rain. but as it does it won't have much left by the time it arrives. when it does late tonight it will give us some light rain. another system is on track for thursday. that one looks a little better. then after that we'll go into a out. 50s on the temps mid maybe even a few lows to the north. possible low 60s towards santa cruz. gilroy san jose. morning rain breezy. light rain on thursday. then a cool breezy pattern will take us into tweekd. >>> time is 4:20. a new approach in oakland for fighting violennew position for dealing with a rising crime and what the city of hopes to accomplish within three years. >> and they didn't need to call triaor 911 -- trip aor 911. the reason governor cuomo was on the scene in a big accident. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the governor of new york did it again. they helped out in other rescue. this time helping a man get out of an overturned van. this is on the brooklyn queens expressway. governor andrew cuomo just left a speaking engagement w

and san martin might be a little patch of fog down there as well. 47 down in bakersfield, california. everything's going north and i mean north even of yrek avm. so for a couple of days temps are going to bump up here. low to mid more so on thursday. it looks like on friday. originally the models had sunshine and warmer temps saturday. now thand colder pattern will kick in sunday, monday dave. >>> all right steve. thank you. high level corruption here in the bay area. still ahead we'll have the latest allegation against san francisco's director of public works and the owner of lefty o'doull's restaurant. check in on all the hype still building in around hard rock stadium before super bowl 54. >>> but first here at home, the newest community cabins in oakland. aimed at giving 38 people a safe place to sleep. america isn't just sick of donald trump, amer and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to

for "sunday today," bakersfield, california. >> joe, thank you very much. >>> this week we highlightbruary of 1960 jay charles jones was a seminary student at johnson c. university in charlotte when he heard about that first woolworth sit-in 90 miles away at greensboro. at a city council meeting he proposed a similar sit-in in charlotte. he was joined by more than 200 people who sat in at woolworth's and across the city's segregated businesses. so began a life of civil rights activism for jones. later in 1960, he became a co-founder of the famed student nonviolent coordinating committee. the next year he was arrested in rock hill, south carolina, where he traveled in support of the so-called friendship 9, who had been arrested at a sit-in there. the group, including jones, chose 30 days of jail time over the option of paying bail. it was one of 18 times jones would be arrested for his activism. born in south carolina, the son of a minister and english teacher, jones participated in the freedom rides through the deep south. he attended the 1963 march on washington and called dr. marti

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next called his hope in bakersfield california. you are on c-span2. >> caller: thanks for taking my call as well. i would like to make a statement imh comp voter as well. was always a democrat but didn't vote for obama in either election. however, i'm a huge fan of president trump. actually, i implemented a part of his tv series that he had into my classroom. but in any event, i do see that there is a pattern in our president. and the pattern is that he will go and he will try to find an opponent. i'm not saying that isn't what they all do. i think that politics is a certain curve for this for that if you will. however, once a president, just like what obama did, getting all the monegiving allthe money at n no one could talk about it, he was leaving office. this president as well has always utilized the platform and he's very good at it, to go in to be a little controversial and what he does. >> host: what do you teach in bakersfield? >> caller: well, i was a teacher and it was in a valley college, so it was in the business sector.

to bakersfield california he traveled the country to talk to people. and again he wasn't doing that around the country trips that people do by visiting the back row for the prostitutes the homeless or formally homeless or the veterans or the immigrants. but then recently if you follow twitter he has visited the most deplorable group of all which is the conservatives here at aei. the tax collectors and has gone far lower with the tax cutters. [laughter] >> i want to start what hit me most in the discussion of introspection in the front row. now here we are at aei and here we are in washington dc and deafly the most educated so i am a catholic so those are the most directness is directed at the shortcomings so talk about the denigration of the front row with the forms of non- credentialed media that people find meaning outside of the nice house and other things. so talk about what you found around the country. >> thank you for having me. also tim did write a book by the way and you should read that. so the agreement was political for sociological. so the

convinced him he had to figure out what was going on in the back row across the country so to bakersfield california and maine he traveled the country and talk to people for go he wasn't going around the country trips but to the drug addicts and drug dealers the formally homeless and the veterans those who hated immigrants and all of that but that recently if you follow twitter you know he visited the most deplorable group of all, the conservatives he went far lower visiting the tax cutters. [laughter] but i do recommend this book but i want to start with what hit me most in your discussion was the intersection into the mindset now here we are at aei almost all of the scholars have advanced degrees here we are in washington dc the wealthiest region in the country and the most dedicated so i'm a catholic the homilies that i like the other ones that are directed at the audience for you talk about the denigration of the front row of "forms of noncredentialed meaning for go people that find meaning outside of their degrees or jobs or income in his house. so talk about what you found around the country i

figure out what was going on in his back row across the country so from lewiston maine to bakersfield california, he traveled the country, talked to people and again he wasn't doing the same sort of going around the country trip that a lot of people do, he was visiting the back row, drug addicts, dealers, prostitutes, homeless, formerly homeless, veterans, people who hated the immigrants and all that, but then recently if you follow twitter you will know that he has visited the most deplorable groove of all which is conservatives. visited the prostitutes and tax collectors come he's gone far lower visiting the tax cutters. [laughter] i want to start by what hit me most in your discussion here is introspection into the mindset of the front. here we are at aei almost all of us have advanced degrees, here we are in washington, d.c., arguably the wealthiest region in the country, and definitely the most educated region of the country. i'm a catholic and those i like best are those directed at the audience, the shortcomings. you talk about the denigration by the front row of what you call forms of no

with 39 for santa barbara and bakersfield, california. this system again not much more for this morning. we'll start to see partly cloudy by the afternoon. this system on thursday might have to alter your plans if you don't want rain in your thursday forecast because there will be some rain coming in. that will be a better system than the one we have coming in tonight and tomorrow. 50s on the temps mid for most. and the santa clara valley and areas and a few very low 60s. after today it looks like all 60s. after that thursday rain a cool, breezy pattern friday into saturday. >>> thank you steve. >>> 6:10 is the time. we're getting some new video into our newsroom of police activity. we'll bring that to you up next. >> plus, making it easier to build housing. the latest push to ease restriction and the new measure that could finally be approved. >> plus the 49ers, getting ready for saturday's big playoff game the minnesota vikings. how much it will cost to get seats to see the first 49er's playoff game in six years. so, as you can see, sav

we here at califia farms in bakersfield, california, because i want to show kurt and barb how they cann by sourcing almond milk and oat milk directly from the manufacturer. greg: i'm kind of a lifelong entrepreneur, and back in 1980, i started a little juice company called odwalla. i just bought one box of oranges and started squeezing orange juice and just getting up earlier than anybody else did. all right. lemonis: all right. greg: let's do it. lemonis: we're excited to go in! so califia farms is a state-of-the-art facility that really shows people how the refinement and the process needs to be established to keep consumers safe, to maximize profitability and to maximize production. mike: so this product that you're making now, is it pasteurized beforehand or once it's in the bottle? greg: beforehand. kurt: and this machine can do multiple sizes? greg: well, different lines are set up. this one is set up just for the big one. kurt: how many hours do you do one sku at a time? greg: a couple of days, but sometimes, we're doing three products in one day. kurt: really? wow. greg: i pay

it's at 77 billion, but they're serving all the passengers who want to go from merced california to baker bakersfields go private. they are running a rail, from orlando to miami, all private, virgin, the same airline people, virgin is all private funding, that's the way to do it. david: gary is going for the florida solution, i imagine adam one going for the california solution, no? >> i find the whole train stuff too complicated and confusing for my brain. david, i just, i used to have a joke with neil cavuto but i called myself the only reagan optimist when everybody was criticizing on these politicians and he's at least got a plan of something that he wants to do. what was it that president trump said he was going to do about infrastructure and have some sort of private public partnership that hasn't come to fruition after three years? i mean let's give pete buttigieg a patton the back for going for it. >> i can't give him the pat on the back because i look at those proposed changes and he's taxing money that's already been taxed and i kind of roll my eyes and say here we go again. let's go ahead

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california newly released body. cam video shows a heroic rescue by 2 sheriff's deputies from bakersfield to pair was responding to thisfire but arrived before firefighters and they say they had no choice but to go into the burning home. >>and help get people out jessica harrington reports. >>it just come from everybody from the newly released body camera video shows kern county deputies jumping into action helping an elderly couple escape a house fire. one of the deputy sees a woman in a wheelchair with her dog in her lap near the front of the home smoke surrounding her he quickly pushes her across the street to safety. >>just >>but once she was out of harm's way she tells them she doesn't know if her husband is still inside or not. the deputies rushed back toward the home that has flames shooting out of the roof and loud popping noises. >>they go to the front door and yelling. >>a neighbor says greg is in the backyard, so they rush around the home hopping a fence to get to him. he finally find him in the backyard and tear down a they do one final check of the backyard before letting emergency crews know that everyone

bakersfield. they operate that the federal government has supreme authority on prisons. >>> the california board ofire prevention will minimize wildfire risks. it will have the highest level of environmental and habitat protection. >> reporter: it is called the california vegetation treatment program which is a huge step in clearing the fire danger on at least a half million acres of state land each and every year. >> the number of acres has essentially doubled and i think we will get there in short order . >> he began earlier this year when the governor railed against the frequency and intensity of wind driven fires as well as pg&e's many outages. >> we are seeing something that no state in the 21st century should experience. what happened is unacceptable. >> reporter: governor newsom air marked millions for projects including the north rim firebreak where grass is eliminated to prevent a fire that will climb to the crowns of trees to send off wind driven embers. >> the goal is to increase the effort in other parts of the state. >> hopefully we will be able to sleep a little better. >> reporter: a