solo en covered california.s de estar prohibida la venta desde rifles de asalto en california, un juez revirtiÓ esta ley. las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. nos acompaÑa kevin de leÓn, concejal. y nos acompaÑa mario torres, de la asociaciÓn de rifles. empezamos con kevin de leÓn. >> muchas gracias. quisiera enfatizar que la decisiÓn del juez benÍtez es una bofetada para aquellas familias que perdieron sus parientes. es una burla para aquellas personas que perdieron su vida por un ar—15. estas son armas hechas para el uso militar, un campo de batalla, y no para un uso ciudadano y tampoco para un cazador. queremos tener toda la confianza de que la corte de apelaciones va a rechazar esta decisiÓn. palmira: ahora quiero escuchar la opiniÓn del seÑor herrera. >> estÁ difÍcil la situaciÓn. desafortunadamente ha muerto gente a manos de criminales que usan el rifle ar—15, pero la constituciÓn nos da el derecho de portar armas. cuando vemos las estadÍsticas del departamento de la atf o del gobierno, vemos que las pi

currently, this is a california ruling on california law.lion in 202011, half a million for almost a half a million new gun owners, what does it say about california and where governor newsom is? >> you are a second amendment advocate, it's a huge victory for help what happened in california is a massive deal in the judge's case, in the news media, turning ar-15's into something they are not in cases likening them to us was life and homeland defense equipment, good for battle and to answer your question, gun ownership has risen over the past year particularly among two groups of people, women and african-americans because people don't feel safe in this country because crime is spiking do in part because of the defund police the democrats can't take away police and fans, it's not a society, i wish it was people need the ability to defend themselves. >> i don't know if this will stick, i don't know if the second a number ticket to california but hopefully the second amendment and other states have to abide by it as well. worries over what's ha

maybe clipping far northern california.t as close as it's going to get now, it will help to change our weather a little bit. it's going to keep the temperatures down. it's going to be warming up. but keeping of getting too hot just yet. and we're going to return to some patchy fog, especially along the coastline as we head through tomorrow morning. you see most that rain up toward oregon, washington and then finally making its way into far northern california. get up towards eureka in crescent city. some showers there likely. but for the bay area, just some patchy fog really kind of moving in along the coastline settling in for the weekend. it looks like some fair weather after that, right temperature wise numbers outside right now. cool 59 in san francisco. 65 in oakland still 68 in san jose 69 in livermore 70's in the cockpit, almost 70 degrees in santa rosa stepping outside this evening. that breeze will continue to blow the temperatures a little more mild out there right now. but cooling off as we head in toward 8 o'clo

y la famosa loterÍa de la vacunaciÓn en california ya comenzÓ.o. cinco ganadores son del Área de la bahÍa. el estado se comunicarÁ con los afortunados de manera directa. es importante recordar que este recurso forma parte de un plan de incentivos para que las personas se vacunen en california. entran a este sorteo los mayores de 12 aÑos de edad. los sorteos serÁn cada viernes y hasta el 11 de julio. los trabajadores e indocumentados tambiÉn son participantes. se ofrece incentivo de 50 $ para aquellos que todavÍa no se han vacunado. tome el cÓdigo en pantalla y descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn. tenemos la porterÍa de conversar con el director de salud de california. quÉ negocios deberÁn seguir la regla por la pandemia? >> desde el aÑo pasado tenemos reglas para proteger a los trabajadores del covid—19. estamos relajando algunas reglas, pero todavÍa estÁn en vigencia. las personas completamente vacunadas no tienen que usar mÁscaras cuando estÁn afuera. la gente que no estÁ vacunada deben usar distancia segura y una mÁscara mejor. ramÓn: de quÉ manera l

cosas importantes en california.eses la economÍa volviÓ a reanudarse por completo sin lÍmites en los negocios y con muchas menos restricciones. para hablar de este y otros temas como la ley del sueÑo y la infraestructura de california nos enlazamos con el senador alex padilla. senador, muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarlo "al punto california". alex: mucho gusto yo muy feliz dÍa del padre a todos los que estÁn celebrando hoy. andrea: igualmente para usted. feliz dÍa del padre, senador. nuestra primera pregunta es,¿cÓmo de la reapertura de la economÍa ? ¿era el momento ? ¿cree que esta va california preparado para tomar ese caso ? alex: creo que sÍ. en california estamos beneficiando de liderazgo del gobernador gavin newson que hizo las decisiones muy difÍciles mÁs temprano durante la pandemia para que otros estados no lo quisieran hacer esas son las estadÍsticas que vemos hoy a los casos de coronavirus en california mucho mÁs bajos de todas las personas que estÁn tomando las pruebas negativas, los que estamos recibiend

california grows wheat. that's the bulk of the traffic that comes out and many of the things that come in are because of sales of wheat. they do not put wheat on these ships. they put them on sailing ships. sailing ships is what the southern pacific works on and the southern pacific gets to be this monopoly because of its control of san francisco. pretty much what the southern pacific does until the 1890s is take goods from california, bring them to california, put them on ships, take goods off ships and distribute them throughout california. they are a monopoly. of traffic moving into california and it will move transcontinentals but it's going to move through ships. these are the routes by which most of the goods move. you can see the united states is pretty much a blank there. this is where bulk of goods coming in california will move in the 1870s. there's another way showing the distances. so this is the way the railroads work. they are a monopoly because they are a monopoly. working out of san francisco

we'll attention, california.federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say the sooner you sign up the more you save. to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty trea

this is crocker and i'm leland stanford milk in california dry. that's california is the cow. this is the rune of california here. these are the railroads as a caption says sucking or dry. this is three of the big four the three are still living at the time riding the railroads keeping on the railroad commission in one hand and the legislature in the other hand and corrupting, california. okay, my interest is in this part of it how these railroads worked how they made their money and less in this part, which you'll hear about later because most of the accounts end with the driving of the golden spike. the railroads constructed the job is done and it's time to move on but i'm less interested in the building of it then how it actually operated how it worked in, california in the 19th century. now this is where usually the combination of the story is. it's the the meeting of promontory summit. you've all seen these pictures you're going to see them again. you'll see them over and over again for the next year during this. quintessent sesquite sesquite centennial and i'll just skip

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meet the nicest, smartest beast in california.onight, as we come on the air, severe storms set to slam the east. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect right now. flash flood watches from the carolinas up to new york. alerts for damaging winds and possible tornadoes at this hour from washington to philadelphia to new york. 30 million at risk and ginger zee standing by. >>> news on the coronavirus in the u.s. tonight. the new concern over teenagers. the cdc urging parents to get their teens vaccinated ahead of anew report expected. the cdc citing troubling data on unvaccinated adolescents who have been hospitalized. many ending up in the icu. and dr. anthony fauci tonight on vaccinated children under 12. >>> also tonight, the white

california is due to reopen in a little more than a week, june 15.g to try new strategies to reach as many arms as they can. >>> good morning. it's sunday, june 6. i'm liz kreutz. this is abc7 at 9:00 a.m. .et's start with a >>> looking at just a little bit of fog. the satellite picture shows it's from south of half moon bay towards montero. looking at cloud cover in the san mateo coast. a lot of activity in the pacific northwest. we will get in on so on so as soon as today with breezier winds and a cooler afternoon. a sunny look at san rafael. the winds will be strong at the higher elevations. 62, santa rosa. 65, concord. it's breezy from concord to % sunny skies through the day. noontime, upper 60s, bayside. upper 70s inland. 50s at the coast. with windy conditions, wins over 30 miles per hour at the coast but some 80s and land. cooler to start the week and we will talk about it in win it. >>> the full reopening of california's economy front and center for the entire state. there is work to be done in the days ahead. with less than nine days to go

solo en covered california.ieza aquí. >> las persona que estÁn recibiendo ayuda por desempleo tendrÁn que volver a justificar que estÁn buscando trabajo para recibir esta asistencia, de lo contrario podrÍa cancelar la ayuda si determina que no estÁ interesado en trabajar, julio cÉsar ortiz tiene el reporte completo. >> dejarÁn de recibir su cheque por seguro de desempleo, esa es la advertencia del departamento de empleo de california, el 11 de julio serÁ la fecha que se iniciarÁ los pagos a todo beneficiario que no demuestre que busca antiguamente se trabajo. >> constantemente guste buscÁndolo y no solamente haciÉndolo en google, usted va a tener que pedir un empleo, ya sea en la industria que usted estaba trabajando, va tener el comprobante. >> suspendieron la regla de bÚsqueda de trabajo, california ha recibido mÁs de 20 millones de reclamos por desempleo y pagando mÁs de ciento de 28,000 millones de beneficio, la agencia debe recibir evidencia de que las solicitudes de bÚsqueda de trabajo se estÁn sometiendo

ramÓn: autoridades de california piden seguir ciertos reglamentos.uheily: temperaturas en los 80° en algunas ciudades del interior. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: muy buenas noches. soy ramÓn adames. gracias por acompaÑarnos. la agencia estatal de proteger la salud en los puestos de trabajos de california determinÓ que hay que seguir usando mascarillas en interiores. reportera: buenas noches. si todos los empleados ya estÁn vacunados, no tiene que usar mascarillas en interiores. pero si hay gente que no recibiÓ la vacuna, tendrÁ que usarla usted. puede que parezca complicado, pero tendrÁ que usar mascarilla en su lugar de trabajo en ciertos momentos. >> todo depende si hay personas no vacunados. reportera: tambiÉn se anunciÓ que los empleadores tienen que proveer mascarillas a los no vacunados. >> tienen que dar la mejor mÁscara. reportera: los empleadores podrÍan enfrentar sanciones econÓmicas si no cumplen. si todavÍa tiene dudas, imagine que la persona que trabaja a su lado no tiene la vacuna y usted sÍ, tendrÁ que usar la mascarilla. estas medidas entrarÁn

atención, california.menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. paola: esta noche, el condado contra costa reportÓ 86 muertes por causas violentas. tendremos recomendaciones. maÑana. ♪ ♪ ilia: estas son las principales noticias. [habla en inglÉs] ilia: la vicepresidenta en entrevista exclusiva con univisiÓn anuncia que irÁ a la frontera. [habla en inglÉs] ilia: emma coronel acepta que es culpable. frida sofÍa presentarÁ una demanda contra su madre y su abuelo, que acusa de abusar de ella cuando era una niÑa.

california. ♪ ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california.onios de el mismo sexo. fue el mes de junio. el presidente clinton declararÍa el mes de junio como el mes gay. no ha sido fÁcil sino con esfuerzo que la comunidad lgbt has —— ha ganado derechos. nadie es peor o mejor por su orientaciÓn sexual. yarel: estamos en el mes del orgullo gay un mes que sirve para crear conciencia sobre una comunidad que ha demostrado hacer valer sus derechos en pro de la igualdad. nos contactamos con oscar de la oz. >> buenas tardes y gracias por la invitaciÓn. yarel: ¿quÉ tanto hemos avanzado en la sociedad en tÉrminos de igualdad cuando hablamos de la comunidad el el ——lgbt. >> ha habido mÁs aceptaciÓn dentro de nuestra sociedad, pero todavÍa hay mucho que lograr y hacer sobre todo para miembros de nuestra comunidad que son vulnerables. todavÍa no tienen ellos esa autoestima o esa capacidad para poder ellos ejercer esos derechos de sus avances que se han logrado. yarel: ¿usted cree que sigue habiendo ese estigma en la comunidad latina o usted cree que ya son

learn about california's nicest, smartest beast at johncox.com >>> knew it 6 o'clock, california justaunched ion ta looking at possible reparations for slavery and dissemination against african-americans. california was admitted to the union as a free state and had a history with slavery nonetheless. devon joins us with more on what the task force is considering. devon? >> it is kind of interesting that the state of california is tackling this issue often seen as a national issue, something perhaps best left to the federal government. at this point, all options are on the table, including money, education, economic and health programs, and criminal justice reform. >> california is again poised to lead the way. >> governor gavin newsom kicked off the first meeting of the reparations task force, a group that will spend the next two years settling california history of slavery and dissemination. >> this country wrote a promissory note to african- americans that continue to come back marked insufficient funds. >> california is a long history of slavery. enslaved african-americans were bro

solo en covered california.entes recibieron al gobernador en la cumbre de la seguridad fronteriza >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> el cual consiste en el arresto y confinamiento por acceso a la propiedad... >>> (información en pantalla) >>> con tiempo podemos resolver esto porque ahora si notifican esto radical que es algo nuevo >>> dentro del plan de confinamiento habrá centros de detención alternativos para inmigrantes arrestados por ingresar a las propiedades de manera ilegal >>> dónde los vamos a poner a esta gente quiénes serán los abogados que darán el servicio >>> legal sobre la construcción de la barrera en la frontera >>> dijo que lo que quería hacer era esto pero no es tan fácil hacerlo >>> pero además firmó el presupuesto firmado por la casa de representantes estatales para aumentar la seguridad en la frontera los condados van a recibir un reembolso >>> la única manera de hacer esto es firmando si estás de acuerdo con este programa entonces no estamos calificados para recibir el reembolso pero ahora está com

attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >> bad news concerning our drought conditions, especially here in the bay area. san francisco marin sonoma, napa solano. >> contra costa and parts of alameda county are all in exceptional drought that is indicated by the darkest shades of color. there. this is the new drought monitor. those just released today santa clara and san mateo counties are the only 2 bay area counties. not in the exceptional category. they're in the lighter shade of red, which you can see here. that is extreme drought. though. could all change by this time next week has con

the gentleman from california. mr.takano: madam speaker, i appreciate the honor and courage with which my counterpart, ranking member boft has defended and stood up for the truth, and the truth is h.r. 239 by chairwoman brownley is about providing equal access to contraception to america's veterans. a no vote on this bill -- and i will say again, no vote on this bill is a vote to make our veterans second-class citizens. every other american under every other plan in this country, whether it is private health care and we passed the affordable care act we said every american is -- can access contraception since 2010 and active duty members can access contraception without co-pays and ms. brownley's bill makes veterans on equal footing with all other americans. so a no vote on this bill is to make our veterans second-class citizens and i say to those who take that vote, shame on them. i yield back the balance of my time and i urge my colleagues to vote yes. . . the speaker pro tempore: the question is on engrossment and t

the i-team attention, california. federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >>> a reminder as you can see in these shots, masks are required at airports and on airplanes. >> mrs. on and around fillmore street are furious after pg&e notified power would be shut off from a 9:00 am-5:00 pmp many in the commercial district asking why on the busiest day of the week? after melanie woodrow got involved, pg&e reconsidered. >> -- runs on electricity from clippers to blowers. owner leonard montg

many businesses are making this change as california moves forward.masks have become as normal as wearing clothes. and tomorrow if you're vaccinated, won't need yours in most cases. california aligning with the cdc guidance from a month ago on masking. fully vaccinated people don't have to wear them inside stores, restaurants on the other businesses. unvaccinated people are required to mask up indoors. governor newsom talking about reopening with john legend. >> move beyond masking but mindful of the variants and not everybody has been vaccinated and what is going on around the rest of the globe. can't spike the football, not announcing mission accomplished but full throttle turn the page. >> reporter: some people shopping hours before were mixed. >> i'll test the waters first, see if everyone else is wearing masks or not. >> i'm ready, yeah. it's been more than a year. at some point we have to go back to normal. >> reporter: the drastic change will be difficult for some. psychology professor at santa clara university said give each other time. >> be

in the sense that everyone had to follow california policy. i think many places like oakland and i know mayor shaaph that we had a connection there. with a big international conference. i know that individual mayors worked really, really hard. i think oakland really worked hard in that sense, but i think everyone was, we can never be in individual counties. we can never be any less-restrictive than california allows us to be. >> should we have opened up, further, mayor shaaph, when you hear dr. gandhi talking about this? earlier? >> the one place i agree with her was getting the kids back to school. that was taking a toll on our children that i believe is not done, not just academically, but psychologically. we did see huge depression. and i think that impacts of that, along with the lost learning is a debt that we will have to be paying for quite some time. it was frustrating. it felt political, and i hope it is behind us. >> dr. gandhi, the uk postponing its reopening because of the delta variant, can't the same thing happen here? >> no, you

some have called california. saying people in california saying that they won, but they need to give their bank information or pay a fee in order to claim their prize. state officials say those requests are bogus and winners will not be asked to pay a fee or provide any bank account information to verify if they're eligible, you can report spam calls to the number will put up. or we'll put it on our website. 15 more of those $50,000. winner's, like i said, are set to be announced on friday. and you can stay up to date in covid-19 information and reopening news on our website just take out your smartphone and scan this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our coronavirus section on kron 4 dot com. coming up here at 3, the new drought monitor that new map has been released will go through exactly what this means. >> where the bay area. the santa clara valley water district has declared a water shortage emergency there now recommending people. >> cut back on water by 15 per cent. what that means. com

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i've conducted research on california, california photography around 1900 and it all started when i came across the vast digital photo collection that was made available on the centennial of the earthquake in 2006 a very useful tool for scholars like me who are located abroad in recent years. i have worked in photo archives across california and remain fascinated by the output of images produced on and after april 19th. oh six today, i would like to talk about the ways in which we can approach this mass and perhaps find new readings these extraordinary images so when in the early morning hours of april 18th, 1906 the earth shook for about one minute san francisco's were soon confronted with broken gas pipes thick smoke and by 5:30 am more than 50 fires. although the city had experienced numerous fires and earthquakes thus it's unix rising from the ashes the disaster of 1906 left some 250,000 people homeless in what was then the nation's eighth largest city. we know that within northern california's thriving art scene the earthquake marks a turning point painters such as william keith phi

this cold front brings some rain to far northern california.ortunately, yeah, just not much able to make its way here. high pressure out ahead of that system. so you're stepping outside tonight, sunny and a bit breezy temperatures. pretty nice, though. in the first few hours here, but then cooling off as we get toward 8 o'clock but not really cold outside. looks like as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. very nice numbers back to normal. actually low those temperatures move in the 80's inland. we'll see temperatures in the 70's. a few 80's around the bay in the santa clara valley should be very nice about 80 in san jose 75 in a word, 79 in about about 80 degrees in santa rosa and about 65 degrees in san francisco next few days. everything begins to change temperatures warm up on saturday may be cooling a little bit on sunday and monday. but then here we go. spring coming to an end. this next weekend when you know, we had with a major heat wave. i think that kicks into full gear starting on wednesday, triple digit heat going to take us close to

living under a rock and not in california.a lot like this morning. i might nevin way near the call. a bart station barbecue live entertainment. and it's all free. and remember this is like a lot of places despite the dropping of those restrictions throughout the state today, they still want you to be careful and socially distance. >> and check this out today. if you are fully vaccinated taco bell wants to give you a free seasoned beef nacho cheese, doritos. locos taco. it's tempting to say his. yeah. all you have to do is show your covid-19 vaccine card and you could put that in your face. the fast food chain is working with governor gavin newsom right now as part of the state's vax for the win in program. i have to put it that way. put that in your because i think that i want right use the vaccine rate and create a safe reopening for the golden state. they are pitching in to trying to encourage you. if a 1.5 million dollars won't do. it may be a will use such a refined to eat or women full may not know that. it's funny that y

the gentleman from california. mr. takano: madam speaker, i just want to thank the ranking member, ranking member b.o.s., for his pointing out that the previous ranking member and previous chairman of this committee, an ob-gyn, representative roe, was -- stood in firm support of this legislation. i know him to also be someone of very firm pro-life convictions. and i am very proud of the bipartisan support that's gathered around ms. brownley's legislation. i urge all my colleagues to support it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 239. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, -- for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays have been requested. pursuant to section 3-s of house resolutio

only at covered california.y to health insurance. >> president joe biden and british prime minister boris johnson met for the first time today ahead of the group of 7 summit in england. and today the president announced that the united states will deliver 500 million vaccine doses to less developed countries across the globe shortly after johnson committed a 100 million doses from the uk. he says a group of 7 nations will pledge sharing at least a billion shots with the rest of the world. >> kron 4 washington correspondent raquel martin joins us now live from washington, dc tonight. raquel, this is a really significant pledge can make a big difference. couldn't. >> that evening. that's right. and president biden says the united states announcement earlier today is the largest donation announcement so far as you mentioned, other leading nations are committing to doses millions of doses as well. the world health organization says in total they want to get 2 billion out to developing countries by the end of this ye

presentadora: la moratoria en contra desalojos en california esta puede ser.sobre el nuevo riesgo por retroviral en las redes sociales que pudiera tener riesgo para la salud incluso ataque al corazÓn. ♪ ♪ presentadora: a poco tiempo de que venza la moratoria que dejan los inquilinos de posibles desalojos por no cumplir con la venta en california, arrendatarios y propietarios piden que se extienda el plazo para poder pagar, reportera: a fines de junio se terminarÁ la moratoria de desalojo, en california y esto tiene muy preocupado tanto inquilinos a lo largo del estado. como integrantes de organizaciones que defienden sus derechos >> de estar en todos sus ahorros, y todavÍa no han recuperado sus trabajos. reportera: de acuerdo a la alianza de la sucesiÓn de trabajo al menos 2 millones de residentes estarÍan en peligro de desalojo este verano por no poder pagar la renta. >> al acercarse el fin de la moratoria del estado al propiedades ya estÁ empezando a pedir a sus inquilinos que les paguen lo que les deben. >> los que ellos me han dicho es que tengo que pagarl

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california is due to reopen in a little more than a week, june 15. bay area counties are having to try new vaccination strategies to reach as many new arms. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm liz kreutz. and you are watching abc7 news live on who live in wherever you stream. let's start with a quick look the weather with meteorologist in the forecast. >> we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves. all winter long we would see it and it wouldn't pan out. it's in the extended outlook. cloud cover to the north of us allowing for weak system to provide stronger winds today and a cooler afternoon. it's 53 in black hawk. upper of elevations, mt. diablo, 56. 50, novato. with the greasy winds numbers in and around the 50 degree mark. 60s by 9:00. their will be breezy spots but the winds will kick up through the day allowing for the gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour toward the shoreline and inland, over 20 to 25 miles per hour. 70 around the bay and 50s at the coast. we will talk further about the cooling trend coming up for the week ahead. >>> the full reo

but california landlords. >> not so much. kron four's.herine heenan is here with a look at the issue from their standpoint, catholic. well, it is easy grant and vicki to see this from the viewpoint of tenants. a lot of them are people who have lost jobs. they're really struggling to get by. >> last talked about how landlords who own small or even medium sized properties are getting by. many have not been collecting rent or any kind of added benefits and many of them. they are also in financial trouble. i talked to the vice president of the california apartment association. this as the profile of the average landlord might surprise you. >> rental housing providers are by and your neighbor next door most of california's rental housing is owned by individual mom and pop landlords who own fewer than 10 units and many of these owners have gone for 15 months without rental income. that's money they need to pay their mortgage, pay their property taxes pay their own employees. when the word came down that the the ban on evictions have been extend

i think it is a big plus california. >> you can stream all of our california dreaming stories on demand including our 30 minute california dreaming special on our streaming tv app. download the app for free now on roku, fire tv, and apple tv. >> working toward the california dream by building a better bay area. we will be joined live by insider fill material to write out what it has sometimes they say, "it might work, it might not work." and so i ask myself the question, like, "why even get the vaccine, if it can also harm you?" for me, it's like taking a 50/50 chance. hi andrea. some say that the vaccine is harmful or that it might not work, but that's not true. millions of people have been vaccinated with no ill effects. and i can tell you that getting the vaccine is far safer than not getting it. >>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> is a part of our efforts to build a better bay area we are focusing on tourism, how it has changed through the pandemic and how it is bouncing back this summer. as tourism ramps up the demand for hotel r

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in california's death valley. forecasters say outdoor activity could be life threatening the mercury. they're served 125 on wednesday. this is early to have this. much of a heat wave is happened before, but it's not that common. the record breaking weather is straining power grids in california and texas officials in both states ask customers to dial back electricity consumption to avoid blackouts and on top of the heat, severe drought, with conditions threatening to spark wildfires across the west more than 30. large fires are already burning in 10 states, and some fear more could be on the way. the national weather service says. these record breaking temperatures could last through the weekend in los angeles, william larcenous fox news and if you haven't done it already now, it's a great time to download the ktvu weather app. that's where you can get hourly updates. you can track the temperatures here as we move through this heat wave and you can also find your seven day forecast now to some breaking news. san f

california redwood forests, the southern california beaches, disneyland and, of course, san franciscohings happening right now to attract both tourists and business travelers. we are in a great position to catch up and lead us out of this crisis and really moved beyond our competitive set in terms of overall destination readiness, refreshing that spot visit california says it's also partnering with several celebrities, including chase ramsey to try to help boost tourism. the california assembly voted to speed up the recall election against governor gavin newsom. lawmakers agreed to bypass a four year old rule that requires the legislature to review the cost of the elect of the reek of the recall election. the state senate still has to vote on that decision if senators approve it, the lieutenant governor, eleni kuna, lakis, would set the date of the election, but it would have to be between august 24th and september 12th. many democrats have said an earlier election would help the governor as california continues to reopen an. governor is suing the state elections chief to make a chang

memoria de monterrosa, tras informarse de los primeros ganadores de la lotería de vacunación de californiaas suyas. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6. >>> los saluda fátima navarrete, se cumplió un aÑo de la muerte de monterrosa, el joven hispano que murió a manos de un oficial de la policía de ballesta, piden justicia y para honrar su memoria realizaron un evento en la calle donde monterrosa vivía el san francisco, nos cuentan más sobre este homenaje. >>> buenas tardes, como ustedes pueden ver este mural fue creado en honor a monterrosa, podemos ver fotografías del joven con familiares, con amistades, también mensaje de esperanza, justamente lo que exige la familia y también amistades, el evento comenzó aproximadamente al mediodía y terminó las 5 de la tarde, cerraron la calle donde vivía este joven, contó con la presencia de sus hermanas, de varios activistas, también activistas religiosos, líderes comunitarios, todos pedían lo mismo, quieren que haya cambio en los departamentos de la policía para evitar más muertes de afroamericanos, a manos de la policía, estamos demandando

. >>> a rough arrest at a southern california mall. you can see a police officer kick a man in the head as a crowd watches two other men punching while on the ground. we have the very latest on the investigation. >> turnaround on your face. >> reporter: this viral video appears to show four glendale police officers, three of whom in plainclothes, repeatedly punching a 17-year-old in the face. [ screaming ] >> that whole thing felt wrong to me, seeing the kids get beat. >> reporter: we spoke to the man who recorded the video where the incident took a saturday at around 7:00 and the evening. >> the worst part of all of that was the officer that was not even there to begin with that ran up on the situation and as soon as he arrived he just decided i am going to kick this kid in the face. >> reporter: this is what he is referring to. according to the team's attorney the attack left him with bruises on his eye and injuries that he is still being treated for. >> my client was already on the ground in the fetal position with three or four adu

le daba la ventaja y la victoria al sur de california, la segunda derrota en la campaña.mo amistoso será el 30 de junio contra panamá, será en nashville tennessee. cerramos en europa con la historia del día. christian eriksen la estrella danesa que cayó desplomado en el juego contra finlandia al minuto 43 del primer tiempo. fue asistido por sus compañeros y adversarios que pedían desesperados ayuda médica para atenderlo. los jugadores perturbados por lo que vieron, era silencio absoluto en el estadio. fue atendido durante 10 minutos en el terreno de juego, al final fue retirado en camilla y afortunadamente consiente. el partido fue suspendido, pero minutos después informaron que eriksen estaba consciente y estable en un hospital de copenhagen, y pudo comunicarse con sus compañeros y pidió que reanudarán el partido. lo que se hizo 90 minutos después, y terminó ganando finlandia. hemos dominado la >> (música). >> compartimos con ustedes esta imagen panorámica del centro de la ciudad de oakland, a pocos días de la reapertura total de la economía de california. desde hoy volv

if you got vaccinated in california and live in california you can get it.in three basic steps. you start at this website. my vaccine records.cdph.gov. the cdph stands for the california department of public health. next enter your name, birth date and give the phone number or e-mail address you gave the clinic where you got your shot or shots. step two create a four digit pin. if the information matches your vaccine record at the state you will get a notification on your phone or by e-mail. step three, punch in that four-digit pin and get a qr code businesses can scan plus official information about your vaccination. with that you're done. we tried it, the process took us about three minutes. that's it. it's not working for everyone. if that happens, you can click the trouble shooting link or you can call the state. 833-422-4255. you might be wondering if this is a vaccine passport. the state says no because your enrollment is voluntary. >> good to know. >> coming up next top stories including no motive in the mass shooting at a father's day party in the ea

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homelessness skyrocketing in california. is too expensive, and we have a governor that doesn't seem to recognize there is a problem. that is why california wants a change at the top when it comes to gavin newsom. elizabeth: the l.a. d.a. going soft on crime, right? californians tell us the tipping point was when governor newsom told everyone to stay home under his lockdown, wear masks. then he ate a fancy restaurant with health care officials not wearing a mask. his administration is also penalizing, threatening to throw business owners jail, and they're scene dining outgoing to wineries. the hypocrisy is really angering people. go ahead. >> absolute hypocrisy, gavin newsom says one thing and always does another. when it comes to the fact opening and shutting down businesses, not based on science, when it comes to the fact that as we're talking here this evening, other california public schools are still, still not fully reopened. private schools have been open, basically the entire year in california. why? because those sch

that is a sign of monsoon moisture coming back towards california.ome of that now. central sierra, a chance of thunderstorms. if you have plans for the high country, some of that could trigger afternoon thunderstorms. it very likely will carry through the holiday weekend. for us the story's going to be the fog. you see the thunder staying to the east of the bay area. one day near 70. then back to the this looks nice for the fourth of july. >>> the bay area cities looking to ban gas-powered leaf blowers. we'll tell you where, stay with us. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. >>> it has been a source of contention for california parents

.- >>> trabajadores cuentan las horas porque california elimine las restricciones por la pandemia, detallesta preparación a la reapertura!. >>> bienvenidos a esta edición de domingo a las 11. >>> esta noche, una noticia que verá solamente en telemundo 48, esa compañera habló con una amiga de la mujer que murió en el accidente del viernes por la noche, a las afueras del restaurante (nombre extranjero) en san josé. adelante compañera con el testimonio, buenas noches >>> fátima, su amiga me dice de que inaudible de tenía ganas de salir adelante, la conocían por su alegría y por su amor..... >>> amistades reflejaron a nombres dentro de 35 años, la víctima que murió el viernes por la noche en (nombre extranjero), cuando un conductor al parecer bajo la influencia de alcohol la impactó cobrando la vida. hoy hablamos con una de sus amigas, quien prefirió no ser identificada >>> nos dice que diana tenía una personalidad que le agradaba a todos. >>>( voz logeada) >>> nos cuenta que diana llegó desde colombia hace 2 semanas, estaba trabajando donde perdió la vida, en colombia tenía su hija de 3 años,

here are the latest vaccination numbers in california tonight. nearly 40 million doses have been administered across the golden state 55% of california's population now fully vaccinated. 10% have received at least one dose, california also has one of america's lowest covid-19 infection rates. if you haven't gotten the vaccine, experts say now is the time to do so in order to protect yourself from the delta variant of covid. >> the cdc has classified delta as a variant of concern and ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says there is a reason this particular variant is so dangerous. >> it's the bulldog of variance. it's a new kid on the block that's taking over the landscape everywhere he goes right now, 60% of all infections in the uk. 90% of the new infections and ready doubling every few weeks in the u.s. now is 6% in california. it holds on. it has 2 superpowers. more transmissible. it even more transmissible than that. all 4 uk variant, but also vaccine evasion is another super power. you need to have 2 shots for sure to have

looking at california averages and this is according to data from the california energy commission youcan see the effect of the pandemic, averages around $3.74 this time in 2019. we'll call that normal. in the middle of the pandemic, early june 2020 $1 less and with the recovery and uneven supply $4.01 according to the latest data. cierra and kris, the hope is that we will have weird prices, high prices throughout the summer but that things will return back to normal because we know how to do normal. that's at least the prediction but when you talk to economists, they say you know what? we've never lived through a pandemic either. we simply don't know. >> and people are not acting normal. you saw the fans at the games, they don't know how to act in public anymore, people angry about things. it will take us a minute to reset. >> it's going to take some time, yep. act normal, people. >> all right. thank you, scott. >>> speaking of pants, try this one on for size, target is reopening its fitting rooms after they were shut for more than a year during the pandemic. retailer tells "usa today

then on july 1st, california will draw for what's called the wind, california. your dream vacations giveaway. six randomly selected vaccinated. california's will receive one of six different luxury vacation packages for four to anaheim. palm springs, los angeles, san diego or san francisco, plus $2000 to offset travel expenses. but wait, there's more. anybody that gets vaccinated will get a $50 gift card. uh not in the mail, but on your email. or on a text message. the governor says incentives need to continue because the level of vaccinations very wildly throughout california's 58 counties there places like lassen county that have last i looked about 26% of their population that county vaccinated. you're over 80% here in san francisco, 88 plus percent in marin. 83 plus percent in san diego tomorrow will not be anything goes, especially at businesses or other private venues. businesses can require verification businesses can require mask wearing and it will mostly be on the honor system. if you haven't been vaccinated and your public or you're in a large, indoor