he knew where cal had gone and luther just stood in the back of the darkened theater and yells, cal, cal and daddy came out and went back to work. it was saturday. there was work to be done and it had cal turner's name on it. yes, my dad always said that the luckiest person of all is the person whose work is also his play. my dad loved his work. he loved the connection with people that you have in retailing and if you don't like people you should not go into retailing but he loved people. >> if you don't like seeing all kinds of people should not going to retail. >> all kinds, indeed, dave. >> how do you feel the work ethic was passed on to you because you did the same thing? you are known for getting up at it. >> well, my dad had, for him, a subtle way of winding me up. he would say things like well, cal junior is smarter than i am which meant that cal junior had to work hard to prove that that might be right and when i was about 12 and sweeping floors in the warehouse after school because i was not any good at basketball i quit going out for basketball and went to the warehouse to

>> reporter: we are near the cal palace, and organizers say the cal palace would not allow them to hold it there on their property, so we are here in a a nearby community center where lawmakers announced a bill that would ban the five gun shows they have there every year. >> it does not make sense to continue having these gun shows at the cal palace in the heart of our community. >> reporter: state lawmakers said it would take a state law to ban the gun shows at the cal palace, but they can't get it done because of its unique location. >> this little spit of land straddles these two counties, but is on state property, so if in either county, necessary measures have already been taken to ban it, not unlike morrin county ban gun shows on county owned property. >> reporter: state lawmakers will try to do it pointing to the student led protests outside the gun show in april as proof this is what the community here wants. organizers of the events say students are scared. >> afraid the campuses have become unsafe, shifted from learning environments to places where they are not sure they survi

. >>> cal fires says trees coming into contact with pg&e fire lines caused four major fires. abc7 news reporters katie utehs is live in the news room. >> reporter: pg&e is lobbying in cramento to change the rulings. latest determination from cal fire show why it shouldn't happen. >> distance requirement from their poles and their wires. if they keep to that distance, there shouldn't be a problem. >> reporter: cal fires investigations show pg&e is in the wrong. cal fire says trees coming into contact with power lines is the cause of four major wildfires in butte and nevada counties. >> found evidence that determined pg&e failed to remove a tree in the proximity of a fire line. >> reporter: in three of the cases, cal fire says pg&e violated state code. an agency sent its findings to local prosecutors. pg&e wouldn't go on camera with us and instead released the statement. based on the information, we have so far, we belief our overall programs net our state performance. it says the state's policies on wildfire liability are unsustainable. >> they are trying to create that fear s

takes us to the campus of cal berkeley. where the future of robots is taking a >>> nbc bay area takes us to the campus of cal berkeley where the future of robots is taking a step forward. >> a typical college scene. heading to class in the long pursuit of knowledge, but here on the campus of cal berkeley, humans aren't the only ones learning. inside a basement laboratory, the future is trying to figure things out. at hand the task every two men will do at some point, putting things away. >> you tried to recognize which object to go for. >> this robot knows it from tape and where it goes and if it doesn't know where to go. >> i can put it on a screwdriver. >> a little advice from the guy on the keyboard and back to work but let's be honest, this robot might not be as exciting as the ones in science fiction and if you're cleaning your house and organizing a warehouse the best spots for the job. >> in order to be able to take care of mundane jobs that humans have to do. >> cal's robotics program is considered one of the nation

he knew her cal had gone. i luther stood in the back of the darkened theater and he yells they went back to work and it was saturday. there is work to be done in cal turner's name is on it. my dad always said that the luckiest person of all is the persons whose work is also his play. and my dad loved his work. he left the connection with people that you have in retailing. if you don't like people, you should not going to retailing. >> there all kinds of people so, how do you feel that work ethic came unto you. because you did the same thing,. >> my dad had for him a subtle way of winding me out. he would say things like well, cal junior smarter than i am, which meant cal junior had to work hard to prove that might be right. when i was about 12 the sweeping floors in the warehouse after school because i wasn't good at basketball inside quick going out for basketball and went to the warehouse to sweep the floor, my dad would congregate he would be in a file i just swept and he would have everybody, break, have y

med-cal being the difference between med-cal expenditures for services and hospital reimbursements for those services and hospitals typically absorb that cost. with the expansion under the aca this metric has become important and we started to include it in our report to capture all the uncompensated cost care that's provided in the city. if you look at that top line you will see taken together the med-cal shortfall was a total of $661 million in uncompensated care for san francisco in 2016. so if we dive deeper into types of charity care for healthy san francisco and traditional there's differences to note. healthy san francisco craters to uninsured from the model. healthy san francisco as a population has a greater access to an organized system of care, stronger connections to primary and preventive care and has had support and out reach through the programs to transition onto acc initiated coverage if it was applicable. for these reasons you'll notice that the most significant decline that we see in charity care, patients on the left in your expenditures on the right are mainly for

lots of history on the shoulders of cal crutchlow.s at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, steven wyeth, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. 21 celsius was our high on monday. tuesday could be a little bit warmer. it's settling down, really, this week, a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine just as we saw yesterday. the week ahead sees very little rain at all. very weak weather fronts heading our way because high pressure is essentially in charge. it will be a bit cooler around the middle part of the week. the cooler air is going to come in behind that very weak weather front there. that's the first one to approach the uk but it's running into high pressure. not completely plain sailing, mind you, because there's areas of mist, fog and low cloud around some north sea coasts, burning back to the coast, lingering perhaps around the south—west approaches, then our weather front around scotland, northern ireland, with it a little rain or drizzle. late sunshine in the far north—west but

cal crutchlow, his first race victory in the czech republic in 2016 ended a 35 year wait for a britishthe first written to lead the world championship since barry sheene in 1979. —— first briton to lead. he did not have much time to savour that success come to clashes in his next races have seen him dropped to seventh. i do not think there was pressure from the team, from honda and the british public, for myself, it was just as it was and i think we have to take the positives from it that we were leading the championship and had a good run so far this season. we still have a lot of races to go. with his three race wins he is the most successful british rider in grand prix racing since barry sheene. but he says that comparisons to the two times world champion are unfair. to be spoken of in the same sentence as barry sheene is an honour that he won a lot more races and championships than me and he was on a completely different level. but we are trying to make it back to that. the legacy of barry sheene weighs heavily on old british riders in moto gp but there's one thing that cal crutchl

cal iso also says if the flex alerts don't work.ts are possible depending on how things unfold.. i caught up with public information officer, steven green lee, over the phone, who said there are three factors contributing to the grim 2018 summer assesment. sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "less hydroelectricity" cal-iso says hydroelectric production will be down 1,300 megawatts by late summer due to the drought, the state department of water resources reports that snowpack water content was just 51 percent of average as of april 2.the second factor is since last summer several california power plants have retired causing the state to lose over 800 mega wats of electricity sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "800 mg is a lot 800,000 homes" and the third thing causing concern this summer that cal iso says could puch the grid over the edge wildfires. sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "could we get into rolling blackouts yes" in sf gabe slate

cal fire reports they're about 80% contained. and there are seven fires starting last night and yesterday afternoon. we haven't found any flames but we have found some smoldering wood chips out here in a field off of byron here. we are told that they are in the mop-up stage right now. so they're going to keep a few crews out here. but so far things are looking really good. it was a different story around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. flames whipped up across grass fields by the fierce and fast winds. still windy out here this morning. simultaneous calls came in for firing erupting. two fires reported in alameda county. dee saw fires at her business at the lazy inn marina. >> rosy who works for me called screaming, mama, there's a fire. and i came out of my house and she lives here. and it was like just roaring by that time. it was coming right up to the back of my house. >> reporter: now, more than 100 firefighters were in the area battling dangerous conditions. some flames crossed high voltage power lines running parallel to byron h

we didn't know what nor cal really could mean to a district, to a city, and we had no clue what type of competition we would see out there. but the girls brought everything. they brought 100% to all their games, three games against amazing teams in five days, and then bringing also their mental toughness into these games after long bus rides coming out and within an hour being ready to play, ready to put their all on the field. so more than anything, i'm thankful to all of you but also mostly to all of my girls here, all the amazing players who have worked so hard both this season and for many of them in past seasons to bring us to where we are today, to bring us to a championship in nor cal and to make such a team that is not only strong on the field but also that has become a great second home to me and many of the seniors over the past four years. so thank you, everyone, and i look forward to seeing you guys axe sell ihe -- excelin the fut. >> while the superintendent is giving you certificates, i wanted to rattle of your names and congratulate you one more time. as parents of kid

cal crutchlow hopes so. manchester city centre where in about 15 minutes manchester city premier league winning team will make their way onto the stage behind me to celebrate with fans after a record rating season. i'm joined by manchester city legend mike sotheby. i spoke to you midway through the season and it was freezing cold and we spoke about what this team could possibly want to achieve. have they lived up to your expectations?” cuddled up to you like that! what did you make of their season? fantastic. the football has been unbelievable. they all know what to do, and they're all good lads. pep guardiola timmy is a magician, what he have done is unbelievable. you have heard it all before but he has been amazing and they are a great bunch of lads. the backroom staff are great bunch of lads but they've played amazing football. and just to watch them play every week, the grounds that i've travelled to and seen grounds that i've travelled to and seen the opposition fans staying behind to clap the team off

cal iso also says if the flex alerts don't work.ling black outs are possible depending on how things unfold.. i caught up with public information officer, steven green lee, over the phone, who said there are three factors contributing to the grim 2018 summer assesment. sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "less hydroelectricity" cal-iso says hydroelectric production will be down 1,300 megawatts by late summer due to the drought, the state department of water resources reports that snowpack water content was just 51 percent of average as of april 2.the second factor is since last summer several california power plants have retired causing the state to lose over 800 mega wats of electricity sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "800 mg is a lot 800,000 homes" and the third thing causing concern this summer that cal iso says could puch the grid over the edge wildfires. sound from steven green lee - public information officer, cal iso "could we get into rolling blackouts yes" in s

cal fire is dealing with a. we are out there life and we will bring you the latest on what is happening. hundreds of acres burned already. welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday, may 31. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thanks for joining us. 5:32. let's check in with mark tamayo, who is in for steve on the winds. they were pretty bad yesterday evening. >> they have been pretty relentless. that did not happen. toward the altamont pass, we have winds gusting nearly 50 miles per hour. throughout the evening hours into early this morning. take a look at the current reports out there. 20-40-59 miles an hour. just with those live cameras, the footage we are seeing, matching up nicely with those reports. still some gusty winds in that area. winds really a big factor yesterday. you can see some of the strongest gusts out toward san francisco. 45 miles an hour. oakland airport, 43. those winds associated with the weak system moving in to northern california, we see some clouds pay us a visit. probably not

just a week ago, a cal student was able to escape into her dormitory..suspect at the building's entrance. police believe he's also responsible for an armed rape earlier this month.(pam) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to police.. she joins us live from berkeley with the details.. hermela, what are police saying?? (hermela) police tell me this has been a priority for them. they have been working around the clock to find the person responsible for what they are calling heinous crimes. they say these two attacks have rattled the community here.. so there's a collective sigh of relief in berkeley tonight. 27-year old alphonzo mcinnis is in custody tonight in

in the last hour i did speak with cal fire. they tell us the grant fires, these fires out here, are now going to be 75 to 80% contained. official update expected at 8:00 this morning. cal fire still has four engines out here in byron and surrounding areas. you can see firefighters monitoring pile of grass and wood debris burning off byron highw highway. the huge concern is the winds. national weather expecting gusts to hit 40 miles an hour. east contra costa fire protection district according to cal fire going to be sending out two water tenders to keep them contained. first started north of altamont pass, a few miles south of where we're at. it then spread to six other locations for a total of seven fires that burned down one home in byron and scorched around 500 acres. cal fire trying to figure out the cause of that initial fire. they will be looking into whether or not wind carried embers that ignited the other location. >> this is really bad. for the farmers out here, this is really dangerous. >> cal fire expects to be out

cal fire crews are battling spot fires. after several fires broke out there yesterday afternoon. >> we do note that the fires have burned at least 500 acres of our and several buildings. we expect an update from cal fire in the next hour. let's check in with leigh martinez. you are there environment with the latest on what's happening. we can see it continues to be windy. >> reporter: yes, it's very gusty out here. that's what that main concern was for cal fire to fight these fires. we are at the lazy m marina here in byron. they had a very close call. you look at the grass around the property. learned some of their trailers. that's how close this far had gotten yesterday. cal fire has told us last night that they are expecting twins with 40 miles per hour out here. and it is still windy rick however, we have seen some improvements. yesterday, we saw a lot of road closures. red line avenue is back open. we also have cliff in back open. -- clifton back open. we are seeing no lanes. we aren't seeing any flames. we aren't seei

what we are finding is that people will get on med-cal and then they have to renew their med-cal and at times there is some gap between that period of time when they get renewed and one of the things we found is that individuals have to present an income tax form in order to show the ability to renew their medical as an example. so one we try to keep people out of the emergency rooms by having everybody have medical homes but there may be a gap there in terms of charity verses being able to -- and how far we can go back to medical if this person is not -- has lost their med-cal access because of the renewal process. so we are working closely with hsh to include -- i mean, with hsa, which is the med-cal renewer for us to see if we can eliminate this requirement of an income tax form for some individuals as a way to maintain them on med-cal for five years because we can't do that. we are working on that part. that's a little bit of insight that we've learned from really digging into why cannot particularly homeless individuals keep their med-cal for a period of time.folks, so are seein

on the island of kalokari (cal-oh-carry), i'm david daniel.ad on the kron four morning news... judge aaron persky speaks publicly for the first time... since his controversial ábrock turnerá ruling. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)seasonably cool conditions will persist into wednesday and thursday with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. warmer conditions return friday and saturday, especially inland, along with breezy offshore winds. aside from the potential coastal drizzle the next few mornings, dry weather conditions will prevail through the forecast period. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )a police officer of two decades... is coming forward claiming he has been the victim of harassment and discrimination by fellow officers... because of his religion. the officer has filed a multi-million dollar claim against the city of san jose. kron 4's haa

a sophomore at cal. last month he was eelected to the senate. he said what started out as a joke started to gain steam. >> one thing led to another and i did the meme and under the name furry boy and bought a squirrel suit on amazon. >> he spent his candidacy walking around the campus in the squirrel suit as you could see here. he is taking the position seriously. and he has decided to drop the furry boy name. >>> well san jose airport about to expand. we'll tell you more when we come back. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. on the day the company releases its earnings >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, more turmoil for tesla on the day the co

here's nbc's cal perry who joins us from london.al, i know you're counting down. >> reporter: yeah, listen, it's only monday and a royal romance is trending. harry and markle is trending, it's going to be an exceptionally long week. hundreds of media coming in, thousands of uncredentialed media on their way, ton mention meghan's father who is in the first dust up with the tabloids. all the photos him which saw coming here, he'll be here in two days to meet not only his new son-in-law, but the queen. the photos were staged. he's making money off of that. everybody is making money, why not him? the only thing that's keen, the betting. what color will the queen's hat be? will it rain? the beard? if you want a specialized royal wedding tattoo, you can get one. i know a guy, take care of it for you. >> how did you even know that was something on the list? you're right there in my head. >> 100 on the bieer, cal. thank you. >> you got it. >> sleepless nights cal perry counting that down. thank you for being with us and waking up early. i'm

sam brock joins us from the cal palace. and it seems that this time this push may have more momentum than it has in years past. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, good evening. there's that old saying, if at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try again. this now marks the fourth effort to stop gun shows at the cal palace. and it is not illegal. this happens to be a state agency, but some bay area lawmakers say symbolically, these shows can't continue. traveling the border of san francisco and san mateo counties, the cal palace is also splitting something else, opinion of its gun shows that date back to the 1980s. >> our country is awash in guns. >> reporter: a group of bay area lawmakers and activists are ready to see the gun shows go, even as they acknowledge a state-sponsored banti venue probably won't stop the next massacre. >> it won't stop the next santa fe, but what it will stop is california profiting and glamorizing the retail sale of guns. >> they don't seem to understand that the cal palace is owned by all the

it's estimated more than 1 million tons of rock and earth from the -- fell from the hill above. >>> cal tran crews say they are tired of cleaning up homeless camps from along the freeways, ramps and overpasses across the state, now they are taking action. >> the union has fired a grievance with caltrans the complaints says the crews get safety training on what could be hazardous work. >> cleaning up homeless camps is dangerous for the crews task doing the job. often the ground is muddy, slippery debris written still of things that are sharp, or dangerous to touch such as toxic or biologically unsafe materials. >> feces and urine and feminine buttocks are on the ground. needles and syringes that they use. also buckets. >> that's to say nothing of the open hostility that comes from them being evicted. >> sometimes they have pit bulls and there. >> that is why cal tran maintenance union, the engineers filed an official grievance. caltrans issued this statement caught safety is a top priority for caltrans and we will carefully review the grievance. >> their job is to maintain the highways a

. >>> let's get over to cal perry with more on this royal wedding from london. good morning, cal. >> reporter: good morning, philip. 100,000 people in and on the ground and ready for the wedding. many of them are showing a lot of sympathy. take a listen. >> i'm very sorry for her, but it can't be helped. you know, something like a heart problem, you've got to deal with it, don't you? he certainly couldn't travel all that way with it. i hope the man walks down the aisle. >> very sadly, obviously, mr. markle will not be at the wedding but the show must go on. some quick wedding by the numbers here. we're talking about 600 guests are going to be actually at the ceremony. 200 at the reception. six bridesmaids, four page boys, one best man. the best man there obviously the brother, the future king. 100,000 spectators. 1,200 invited members of the public. 200 members of the armed forces. skpurt is going to be out of control. some of the trains even will be diverted out of windsor. >> one very excited correspondent there in london by the name of cal perry, who is over

nbc's cal perry joins us from london with more. cal, good morning. >> reporter: hey, frances.ood morning. it's a week of arrival. hundreds of members of the media from all over the world. tens, really thousands of members of the uncredentialed media will be menacing the greater london area. we're going to have family members arriving this week. we have the gossip columns going crazy. meghan markle's father 73 years old, photos of his coming across the border from mexico, his first dust up with the tabloids, it all turns out it was staged. he was in on it as one of our producers said earlier this morning. everybody makes money on royal wedding photography. why not him? the other thing that's going to be going on is a lot of gambling. you know i'm here for the gambling. what color hat will the queen wear? will it rain? 9 to 1 odds. something people are looking at as we get ready for the wedding. you have the formal announcement from the queen. nothing says a wedding announcement than something formal from a queen. >> it looks like something from a fairytale book. it's the real d

shortly after, a cal-trans tow truck driver arrived and made contact with the motorist. when the cal-trans worker attempted to get the motorist to drive his vehicle to the right shoulder, a verbal altercation occurred. at some point in the altercation the motorist drew a handgun and pointed it at the cal-trans worker. the motorist then pointed the handgun up and discharged a few rounds into the air. a friend of the motorist arrived, and they both fled the scene. chp units arrived on scene and shut down all lanes of sr-24 wb, in order to process the scene. officers went to the suspect's residence and placed him into custody without incident. the cal-trans worker did not receive any injuries as a result of this incident. ( darya ) the golden state warriors will take on the houston rockets in the western conference finals.( james ) the warriors beat the pelicans last night to advance. the warriors beat the pelicans 113 to 104 last night at oracle arena. steph curry led the way with 28 points. kevin durant had 24 points of his own. with the victory the warriors tied an n-b-a

. >> laura: the medi-cal problems, the overall health care in california called medi-cal, e.r. visits by medi-cal patients rose 75% over just the past five years. only 55% of physicians actually accept medi-cal, more than a third of all california residents are already on medi-cal and last year $23 billion were spent by the state on illegal immigrants. how would this not be a further magnet for illegal immigrants to come into the state. you already have 3 million unauthorized immigrants. >> you had a lot of questions there. >> laura: i do, because it's a ridiculous idea. handle it one at a time. >> i'm concerned we may not see eye to eye at the end of this. i'm a little concerned. >> laura: you're kidding. >> california is actually not a magnet for lower income people. california is actually a magnet for higher income people. we are actually a net exporter of lower income people because of the cost of living here, which is a real issue. this whole idea of being a magnet state just isn't borne out by the economic data. >> laura: there is 134,000 homeless people in your state. it

cal fire has not yet officially determined the cause of the deadly north bay fires. katie utehs, abc7 news. >>> a united airlines flight from sacramento was quarantined by haz-mat crews when it landed in houston yesterday. a bottle belonging to a passenger on flight 2087 exploded mid air spilling a liquid this the cabin. the flight crew feared it was dangerous and called for firefighters to check it out. haz-mat determined there was no hazard. one passenger was questioned by police and later released. >>> another airling us night was cammed from sfo. this time due to damage to one of the cargo seals. the airline says this is not related to the wednesday incident when the tip of a wing clipped a building at sfo. a flight took off thursday night but didn't help passengers with connections. >> i asked if i could get to barcelona. they said that the flight to dublin was booked that day, completely full. that i would have to wait until the 8:30, to which i toll them that i wouldn't be able to make my connect on the 8:30. they basically said they couldn't help me with that

and cal fire said that the reports about the source of those fires should be available by the end of the month. >>> this summer california's electrical grid could be pushed to the limit and that is according to the state energy outlook there is a 50% chance that cal-iso will have to declare a stage ii emergency. if that happens it would be the first time in over a decade. power supplies are tight partly because last winter was drier than usual reducing available hydropower. >>> in california is the first state in the country to require nearly every new home to have solar panels. state energy commission voted today to make solar panels a requirement for all single- family homes built after january 2020. that means it will cost homeowners about $10,500 more of front. supporters say it is worth the cost to fight climate change. >>> be emergency in hawaii is far from over.>> new fissures are bringing more problems. >> reporter: right now there are more than one dozen fissures on the island and more could start releasing lava. this shows just how active they are. this even cuts across the

two in alameda county. >> reporter: cal fire battalion chief jonathan cox says the high winds graded dangerous conditions for fire crews. >> half-a-mile, even a mild sometimes ahead of itself. >> reporter: dropping fire retardant and played a critical role watching for spot fires. more than 100 firefighters were in the area rushing from spot to spot as the fire flared up. and there was another danger. some flames crossed high-voltage power line, running parallel to byron's highway. >> smoke can conduct electricity . >> reporter: residence where relieved by the evening. >> there is a place in heaven for you guys. >> reporter: the beginning of this fire season, a wake-up call. >> it's a reminder to get ready. used this as an opportunity to prepare your property and house for a fire. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >> cal fire will send a helicopter up and will update us on how much the fire has burned about 7:00 this morning. >>> federal investigators say last month's huge fire in concord at an apartment complex that was still under construction was arson. we want to show

job is -- pilot cal's job is to fly the helicopter. >> i want them to get the shots they want. it's mesmerizing as these flows now, they are bigger than anything i have seen. >> this is like, you know, you expect to see a dinosaur over there. >> it is a reminder of how temporary we are as opposed to a planet. >> reporter: mark strassmann on the big island of hawaii. >> incredible. well paul is here now with quite a dip in our forecast, i guess. >> yes, we are going 95 for some of you down to8 degrees coming -- to 68 degrees coming up for you on wednesday. looking over both bay bridges. you can see all the way out to the hills. what i don't see there is any fog or low cloud cover. should be a sunny day from start to finish on your tuesday. warm night, livermore 72. san jose close to 70 degrees. santa rosa and san francisco, two of our cooler spots in the 50s, we'll make it there. but this means most of the night is in the 60s. we are just going to bottom out for a few minutes about 59 degrees for you in vallejo and san jose, 57 for oakland. 56 in redwood city. we'll be talking a

the cal coach said she was headed back home from denver when it happened. a southwest employee she claims questioned whether or not her baby was her son because of the color of his skin. now, coach lindsay gottleib, she says a southwest employee asked her for her biracial son's birth certificate, and claimed it was the law. it happened at the airport as she was trying to return home. she tweeted, "i'm appalled that after approximately 50 times flying with my one- year-old son, ticket counter personnel told me i had to prove he was my son. she said, "because we have different last names. my guess because he has a different skin color." southwest relied and released this statement, saying, "we have engaged with the customer directly to address her concerns. our employees are well regarded for their hospitality, and we will always strive for the best experience for anyone who trusts us with their travel. >> i think probably it was one incensetive employee. it hurt my feelings. it made me feel a little builtless than. and it's not okay. and the hope is that the

and right now, cal fire reports that the grant fire is at 35% containment. reporting live in byron, nbc bay area news. >> jeff, fire and wind, always a dangerous proposition. how much more wind are we going to continue to see? >> i still think we'll have the wind as we head into tomorrow's forecast. not quite as gusty as today. more fire i danger is coming our way. winds coming out of the west-sneft at 20 miles an hour. >> we still could have wind gusts as high as 29 miles an hour. so fire crews definitely out there the next 24 hours. we had winds gusting today. overnight hours, 20 to 24 miles an hour. through tomorrow morning, winds try to relax. but it's still breezy for that morning commute. especially for anyone traveling over the bridges. the wind starts to calm down. in byron, we could see winds 20 to 30 miles an hour. we'll have details at 11:19 tonight. >> jeff has been tweeting updates on the wind all evening. you can follow him on twitter if you want to stay on top of it. >> a pipe bomb exploded over the weekend. investigators say he was driving th

cal trans expected to be out until about 5:00 a.m. give yourself extra time. this will add time onto your morning commute. if you want to use280 that is looking good. we will watch that. along interstate 80 westbound we have some lanes closed between highway 4 and san pablo dam road. caltrans expected to wrap that up by five. no major delay for drivers at this hour. we are seeing a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza but we have a travel time clocking in right under 12 minutes as you head into san francisco. that is a check of your traffic. back to you. >>> an officer and a suspect were injured in an officer involved shooting in haywood. it happened last night on hewitt place. an officer was hurt and taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the suspect was also hurt in the shooting and it's unclear if it was the same officer who shot the suspect. no word on what led up to the gun fire. >>> a bill in congress could mean prison time for leaders in jurisdictions with sanctuary policies. >> just the idea of it is ridiculous. >> the bill is named after oa

i don't think it's necessarily the san francisco portion of the cal train tracks. however, i could -- i could look at that information and get you more information. >> ok. thank you. >> that would be helpful. and the next question, my last on this, also on a shared jurisdiction, so the canopies for the, for improved accessibility to subway, great idea, mechanical passenger lift equipment, that's exposed to the rain, you know, has an increased failure rate. so the canopy will benefit everyone, i believe. and that's a mixed use passenger corridor, shared by bart and the sfmta. so, does bart pick up some of that? >> yeah. >> how does that work? >> yeah, sfmta and bart, given the four stations along market are shared stations, both the sfmta and bart contribute to those projects. i don't know what the fund share is, i want to say 50/50 but don't quote me on that. but sfmta has committed with bart to contributing funds for those projects, and so it is a joint project between our three agencies. >> shared use of accessibility elevators, a lot of shared inventory there. >

the cal- trans worker was not injured.ta rosa junior college are on edge tonight after a man was spotted taking pictures of women in a campus bathroom. it happened last night.two female students came forward about the man holding a cell phone underneath stalls. campus police responded and checked the area but did not locate the man.the suspect is described as a bald white man -- in his twenties -- around five feet six inches tall -- he was wearing no shoes and a striped tee shirt. (pam) today marks the third and final day of the university of california strike .... that is forciing medical centers to reschedule thousands of surgeries and medical appointments. the hospital and the unions could not agree on a new contract. the union represents 25- thousand cooks, truck drivers, gardeners and other service workers. and another 29-thousand nurses, pharmacists, radiologists and other medical workers joined their effort again today. university officials claim, service workers are already paid at or above market rates ... and tha

there's 100 students at cal high school in san ramon took part. the walkout was organized by a student in new mexico who feels that gun rights in the u.s. are under attack. students said they wanted to set themselves apart from the nationwide wave of gun control protests started by students from florida. >> the second amendment leads into the first amendment. people should have the right to bear arms within reason. it's in the bill of rights. it shouldn't be taken away. >> students who took part in the walkout today at cal high school received an excused absences. the same penalty students who took part in gun control walkouts received last month. >>> california's population is nearing 40 million people according to new figures from the state department of finance. and the fastest growing big city in the state is now sacramento with half a million people. but reporter joe khaleel discovered that there are some problems tied to this population boom. >> reporter: when shannon moved away from southern california 25 years ago, she did it to get away f

ktvu's alex savidge is live at cal high in san ramon to bring us more. alex. >> reporter: gasia, good morning to you. the organizer of today's event believes the second amendment is under attack, which is why he is calling on his peers to take a stand against begun control. students at several bay area hospitals will be walking out of class in support of the second amendment. across the country, students in at least 40 states are also planning to take part in what is being called the stand for the second walk-out. this nationwide event comes in response to the huge marches and rallies we saw just last month when students walked out of classes, calling on lawmakers to address gun violence, following the mass shooting at a high school in parkland, florida. today's walk-out was organized by will riley who is from carlsbad, new mexico. he wants to push back against the notion that all young people support gun control. >> so i would just like to say that we absolutely need your support. right now what we're seeing in this country is a movement to alienate our

pg&e had this response tonight, "we look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal-fireorts to understand the agency's perspectives." we're still waiting for the final cal-fire report on what sparked the deadly wine country wildfires. >>> from hollywood to handcuffs, it's one scene harvey weinstein never wanted to play out. he's out on bail tonight, charged with rape and other sex crimes. reporter chris holmstrom has reaction from some of his accusers. >> reporter: harvey weinstein surrendering himself to police early friday morning. weinstein's arrest follows months of investigation. it's the first time prosecutors charged the 66-year-old since more than 80 women came forward with their stories. those stories bringing about the #metoo movements. actress rose mcgowan leading the charge today saying we got you harvey weinstein, we got you. other accusers include ashley, the daughter-in-law of the late actor best known for movies like grummy old grumpy old men and other charges. when she was filming "dirty dancing, havana nights." she is also making her voice heard on twit

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