sandy: efectivamente, es centro de california, las Áreas en california las regiones, tienen diferentese el precio es un poco mÁs accesible puedan calificar como mÁs comodidad para hacer el pago mensual de su hipoteca. andrea: vamos a suponer que en este momento no estÁ viendo gente que estÁ pensando en comprar su casa, por fin llevar a cabo el sueÑo americano, quÉ consejos le darÍas, consejos prÁcticos puntuales. sandy: uno primeramente, es cuÁl es su poder adquisitivo con pago que se siente incÓmodo, ven las opciones para explorar otras Áreas relativamente cerca, 3 que chequeen las tasas de interÉs porque todos los prÉstamos tienen, pueden competir para un mejor interÉs y cuarto es ver el tipo de propiedad que realmente sea justa sus necesidades y no a sus deseos. andrea: excelente informaciÓn, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en "al punto california". [cortina musical] osvaldo: al continuar, muchos padres no estÁn acuÑando a tiempo sus hijos estÁn causando alarma en medio de un brote de sarampiÓn, ya volvemos con esto y mucho mÁs en "al punto california" [cortina musical] [cortina mus

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and then california. and what happens in the senate race and what happens down ballot in california doesn't for big ticket questions out of tonight nationally in california plays a role in that. it's just perhaps the 4th component at the 4th headline. you know, i think that. >> without a doubt, sort of the big shadow over over this entire election is is donald trump and what it's going to mean for november for the november election. nikki haley. has done very good job for the past few months of creating a slew of sound bites for the democratic national committee for november against donald trump. i think one of the most interesting things for her is if she gets out of the race. how does she get out of the race? what does she say? and does she actually endorse or simply say i will support the republican nominee without saying the word trump. i think those are going to be interesting things going on depending on what happens tonight. but again, that's a long way off with a long, long evening. you have to go

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if a dakota gets two senators, california will get at least 40. california's population is 40 times larger than the population of each dakota. because democracy was not the first principle in the design of the u.s. senate or presidency, the people in california are stuck with only two senators and the presidency is winnable by the candidate that gets the least votes because the electoral college formula is based on the same anti-democratic formula that has given us two senators per state. for most california voters that i know, it has never been more painful to be stuck with only two senators as it is tonight. that is because in california, in the senate campaign there were three democratic candidates running for senate against each other for the same senate seat and democrats had to choose. the choice was difficult and confusing. many voters believed the candidates who lost the senate race would remain in the house of representatives, they did not realize that other candidates were on the ballot yesterday for the house seats currently occupied by

let's start with california. california had 100 69 delegates at stake tonight. you projected donald trump, the winner, and he gets all 169 delegates. why? >> because he campaign engineered a change in the california republican party rules. this year, that if somebody got over 50% of the vote, they would get all the delegates. that's the kind of campaign work donald trump was thanking his campaign manager, chris lacivita for earlier tonight, when we heard from 169 to nothing in california where are we to date on this tonight on this super tuesday night donald trump has been awarded 617 delegates of the 800 in 65 at stake tonight. >> nikki >> haley is only got 23 out of tonight. now. yeah. she got nine delegates out of that vermont victory but she's a 23 to donald trump's 600 and and now about the quest for his overall nomination, whereas he today hundred and 93. he needs 1,215 to secure the nomination. he is well on his way 893 delegates for the former former president, nikki haley is up to 66 delegates, not in the same ballpark as donald trump at all. what he ne

side, president biden has also locked in california.e with 90% of the vote here so far this evening. >> now, nationwide, voters in 15 states plus the territory of american samoa cast ballots this super tuesday for both the democratic and republican parties. about a third of all >> it was a big night fort int- president biden and former president trump as they marched biden now has an estimated 593c delegates, with many more to be allocated from tonight. he needs 1968 to become the presumptive nominee. so far, mr. trump has an estimated 751 delegates, 1215 are needed to clinch the republican nomination. well, a final look now at tonight's major takeaways. at the top of the ticket, we're joined by our political reporter, greg lee. greg, the focus has now shifted toward the general election. julie. >> mike, good evening to you. trump and biden dominating the contest tonight and honing in on each other as polls closed around the country. both men fell just short of a sweep of super tuesday, but certainly began setting the stage for november

the gentleman from california -- reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr.o minutes to the gentleman from florida, the distinguished ranking member of the military construction and veterans' affairs appropriations subcommittee, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. was was thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. as the milcon v.a. subcommittee ranking member, i support this minibus not only because we blocked nearly all poison pill policy riders, but it includes major democratic priorities. we restored military construction funding to $2 billion above the budgett. dedicated resiliency in pfas remediation funding. we held strong on our commitment to veterans by providing $121 billion for v.a. medical care, increased and protected funding for gender-specific care for women, and blocked republican attempts to further restrict women's abortion access and counseling. i'm so pleased my friend, chairman carter, and i joined forces to end harmful v.a. researc

the gentleman from california. reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr.ield two minutes to the gentlewoman from maine, the distinguished ranking member of the interior and environment appropriations subcommittee, ms. pingree. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. pingree: thank you very much. and i thank you to the gentleman for yielding the time. i too rise to support the fiscal year 2024 consolidated appropriations act. i particularly want to thank rankdeing member delauro for her leadership and perseverance in working on this. and i also want to thank my chair and the cman simpson, who is a pleasure to work with and i appreciate your collaboration and partnership through this process. thank you too to chairwoman granger for your work on this andave made all the difference in us being able to put this together. as my colleague chairman simpson said, this wasn't necessarily an easy bill. it's never easy to make cuts to programs that i consider vital and particularly important to what we do. but i am pleased that this billo care for o

in california. you see all the way from the top to the left, steve garvey 27 percent, adam schiff 27 -- 25% los angeles times brings into the other part of the story, steve garvey quoting his campaign presented in california, he is surging anyway. political experts say steve garvey was thrown by total fo from playing with the dodgers, including the dodgers 1981 work -- world series victory and the multi- million-dollar adds by his opponent, adam schiff and his allies that boosted garvey posted among gop voters. >>> a lot of people would say every's -- every vote for steve garvey is a bow down the road for adam schiff, what is irresponsible one the reality is, i started this campaign with the purpose, and that was to talk to californians about a vision for their future. talk about of the quality of life, talk about other families, talk about let's get inflation down. let's go to the board and secure the border. let's get the homeless off the streets so they can be vivid again, part of the society. bu

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and here in california, that number is around. 4100 now.hrough the state senate public safety committee and will now head towards the state senate appropriations committee. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. thank you, michael. 6.35. >> a man who shot an unarmed college student 2 years ago has been convicted of assault with a deadly weapon. mark waters confronted the student with a gun in front of his san jose airbnb rental in october of 2022, the victim ran away but water shot him in the leg of the victim was treated for injuries and survive. walters testified the gun went off accidentally but he was convicted now faces 22 years in prison 6.35. other news, james. yeah, police department officer now is recovering after a theft suspect rammed into his car. you can see the photo here. >> the crash happened last week after the officer responded to a retail theft call out of the gateway plaza. police department says both the officer and the suspect had to go to the hospit

california's attorney general is also involved. abc seven news south bay reporter zach quintus has a closer look now at this lawsuit and is live with details. zach >> yeah. dan. this lawsuit was filed in new jersey and 61 states have now filed, including california. now, since this announcement was made by the u.s. attorney general, we've now heard from state attorney general rob bonta. and he spoke more about why california has joined this lawsuit against one of its largest tech companies. >> our job is to make sure that the market is free, that the rules are followed. the laws are followed. >> california is suing apple. it's one of 16 states to team up with the feds in a sweeping lawsuit accusing the cupertino based tech giant of building an illegal smartphone monopoly that stifles competition. in the press conference announcing the suit thursday morning, u.s. attorney general merrick garland described some ways. he said apple is breaking antitrust laws. >> for example, if an iphone user messages a non-iphone user in apple messag

so here in california, president biden is the projected winner of the state of california in the democraticafter winning every single county in the state. that's not a big surprise when you look at the electorate here where we live. meanwhile, gianna and nicole. you have more on the only statewide proposition on the ballot this time around. >> every californian saw prop 1 on the ballot yesterday. the measure is part of governor gavin newsom's plan to get people with severe mental illness off the streets and into treatment. >> nicole we are keeping a close eye on the results of the vote this morning. and right now you can see 52% with yes. now the measure needs more than 50% to pass. >> all right, well, let's take a live look outside on the wednesday morning. >>> and it's another day of scattered showers in the bay. but don't be upset. we do get a chance to eventually dry out this week. so let's send it over to our first alert meteorologist jessica burch who is timing out the rain today. jessica, and i just want to know when i can get my car washed. >> all right. let's take a quick look at w

and california will click in on california. just let you know how the former president did relative to nikki haley. and you can see trump got about 75% of the vote. haley a little over. 21 were still, you know, a lot of vote, a coward about 37% of the vote counted. but you can a dominant showing there former president how did biden do in california? you may wonder here we go. biden 88 and a half percent of the vote. so he is a clearly going to be the democratic nominee, noelle and can for now. back to you. all right. to right now, we want to go to cupertino because a man running for the congressional seat vacated by nsu is speaking right now. kevin hopeful that we can on to november. what are your thoughts going into while number one, i want to least similarly acknowledge the families and the candidates who have answered the call for service because it is dynamic 11 candidates in this race and answer this call, especially in such a time of >> that vision and divisiveness in our politics and yet and yet in spite of that, we stil

you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 5, it is election day in california. the state's crowded senate race is one of the most high-profile races on the ballot and the most expensive senate race in california's history. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. more than 2 dozen candidates are competing for a chance to fill the late senator dianne feinstein's seat tonight. >> kron four's just just in. waltman is in the newsroom with a closer look at that california senate race just seen grant well, there are 4 major candidates emerging in this race will start with democratic congressman adam schiff. he has been is considered the front runner through much of this campaign and he went to a voting center in his bourbon district this morning to cast his ballot. ship was a member of the first impeachment trial of donald trump and a member of the january 6 committee of the area's voting. congresswoman katie porter voting in orange county over the weekend. the single mom and

roy: thank t california. really had now two people speak in opposition to the bill out of the 40 minutes it's been on the floor. dlity of what we dole with here -- deal with here. the fact of the matter is all of this is a shell game. last year republicans were presented with a bill that was supposed to cap spending at $1.59 trillion. now we have legislation that will do no such thing. republicans will go around and they'll talk about how they scored major wins. how they somehow delivered for the american people. the fact of the matter is, we did no such thing. we signed up for caps at $1.59 trillion. we could have had $1.56 trillion if we would have passed a c.r. this year that would have triggered the caps. $1.47 trillion, but we're not doing that. we're going to blow the lid off of caps at 1dz.66 trillion -- $1.66 trillion. that's what we're actually going to do. while my republican colleagues are going to run around and say that the delivered cuts by saying -- saying $24 billion of cuts off of a c.r. that

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now, a major problem for california almond growers according to sfgate, 71 california almond farms haveow filed for bankruptcy after the price for almonds plummeted late last year. the farms are in solano, contra costa, san joaquin, fresno and tulare counties. last november, the agriculture department said tree nut prices fell to just $1.10 a pound, which is down from a high of $4 a pound in 2014. california could be free from widespread drought conditions through the beginning of 2026. this is according to a new report from accuweather meteorologist. the weather company said it came to this conclusion after an extensive review of the data and consultation with their expert team of long range forecasters. meteorologists say the state's reservoirs are averaging around 118% of long time historic average, and that is thanks to last year's winter storms. now, this year, the rain in february and the recent blizzard we saw in the sierra also helped to push the state above historic averages. >> the plentiful rain and mountain snow of the recent years sets the groundwork for accuweather's forec

the associated press you know nonpartisan ap, it is accusing california of cooking the books on californiarough last cement. -- september, it was just 50 thousand, and three quarters of state's jobs created in last year through february. was state government sh jobs, something like 61 thousand jobs out of 82 thousand -- that was state government jobs. that is what they are doing in california, happening in dc as well, federal government jobs. >> yep, once a communist always a communist, lie to people, cook the books, look like your form of government is working when it is a clear disaster and you are last place in a beautiful state, live the state of california, i feel bad for people in california under this regime, but, he is going to put this type of government over success of the people. he doesn't want to admit there are disasters with crime, property, illegal ill break, he i'm break and does not' to admit people are leaving the state, they are losing more citizens than are coming in they are going to great states like texas and florida, to free states. where you can actually succeed i

at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt be able to make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agre

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wallace. >> talks with california. secretary of state shirley weber about turnout. >> we have been very busy, california secretary of state shirley weber joining us for a one-on-one interview speaking directly to californians as we approach election day, we made it so can being it. most folks have had their ballots for weeks. turn it convenient. she says noting ballots have been mailed directly to the state's 22 plus million registered voters for your vote to count. you must sign the back of the return envelope from there. you have a few options. you can drop off your ballot and official drop box location or you can send it back in the mail. >> but if you do that, it must be postmarked no later than election day itself, march 5th. >> weber minds, voters. they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website. those who have not yet registered can still do so in person at the polls on election day. as for the big question, what's being done to ensure the election

california is kathleen nos explica que california está en un tiempo perfecto para explorar alternativasempezando a mostrar interés como pájaro en el condado monterey y el condado colusa en el norte de california para más historias como esta sobre el cambio climático y posibles soluciones, visite nuestro sitio web de telemundo. yo soy cinthia pimentel regreso con ustedes al estudio y básicamente eso es lo que se necesitan soluciones. porque qué haces tú como propietario de un lugar, de una casa que puede que está tendiendo a ser inundada por cualquier cosa y la empresa te dice no, no te podemos dar ningún tipo de seguro porque ya no me conviene, que básicamente es lo que está haciendo que muchas salgan de aquí del estado y cada vez son más. como mencionaba cynthia. pero alguien tiene que entrarle al ruedo para enfrentar estas cosas que naturalmente se permitieron. los asentamientos en estos lugares. así es, y esto requiere verdad que se lleve constantemente. esa conversación requiere de esas ideas, creatividad y que entonces traigan esas esas formas de adaptación al cambio climático que

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the california senate race a lot, but we always vote. these voters appear to be the minority in contra costa county, according to the assistant registrar, helen nolan out of 700 voters, 127,000 ballots were received by monday afternoon. that's less than 20% of the total ballots, which leads nolan to predict an overall low turnout. we're expecting coming into this about 45 50% based on previous presidential primaries. >> but as a voter turnout right now, it looks like might get 35%. >> nolan says there's a decline in voting statewide. she believes many are voting because of the lack of competition between presidential nominees. >> but i would like to encourage people to respect your ballot in way the every race that's on the stabber. it it's going to go with the exception of the measures is going to do to the talk to. >> november, people who did vote on monday expressed disappointment in the low turnout so far, some saying they hope people take the time to do it on super tuesday. your vote matters right now. in the everybody really should

of california on places, is a solo california if you are republican savable. >> will i believe it thateople to think it would not be rubbing the people of their voice choice and one thing that equalizes that one choice and one-vote edits a crime worth doing because some point, something is going to change and shift and i just read an article yesterday about the republican registration roles, california and maybe that is modest but you have to build time indicate a scale in the best in the you have to go in baby steps garvey's pitch is pitch perfect you don't mind me saying that and that is it republican and chilly actually think we can get adam schiff on a month-to-month you make this the actual race, both of these donors who are sitting in the silence of the races, they come out as it we would've won adam schiff united states and after he lied in the country that i 91 of the city shows nobody's a girl, take into the bank and said, pressure collusion is hiding in plain sight there was a lie ever country to rebuff like this with you go there also just want to quickly sarah got here, dia

now i got a lot. . >>> 2019, california's child victims act, the new law cleared the way for survivors like steven chavez to sue their alleged abusers and those who enabled the abuse no matter how old the accusations. potential victims had three years to file their cases. more than 4,000 people have come forward. >> and then that turned into taking my clothes off. >> i was scared. >> he said, speak of this to no one. you'll bring shame to your family, and you will be expelled from school. >> catholic institutions across california say they are being financially ruined by the lawsuits. >> the oakland diocese has been hit with a wave of lawsuits. >> with many filing for bankruptcy over the past year. accusers, however, say it's their first sense of justice. >> he beat me. the church beat me, so now i'm not that same naive little boy anymore. >> to us as investigator journalists, the lawsuits were like a library of brand-new information on potential clergy abuse, and what we found were shocking new scandals and we found hundreds of priests across california facing child sexual abuse alleg

senators from california, laphonza butler and alex padilla, as well as the california democratic party obtaining a endorsements early in this campaign. >> really, it was about folks believing in what i am capable of and how much i love this community. >> simon currently serves as bart director. her resume includes decades of community service. many political analysts believe alameda vice-mayor tony daysog and doctor jennifer tran, a professor at cal state east bay, will likely battle it out for second place. only the top two candidates will advance to the november election. tran says a vote for her is a vote for fresh perspectives. >> within my first 100 days, i'm going to introduce a bipartisan bill called the modern cities act. in which we will modernize and set a national standard for policing, addressing homelessness, ending homelessness, actually investing and revitalizing our small businesses. >> political analyst christian hassan at uc berkeley says. another advantage simon has is the amount of money she's raised , almost ten times more than her opponents. >> more information vo

and as a senator from california, representing the people. voice of the people needs to tell washington what they want. and i expect to be their voice in this coming election. >> bret: well, steve garvey, we are going to cover your at bat tomorrow for super tuesday out of california, and, thanks for coming on. >> bret, thank you so much. god bless. >> bret: just a moat, we did invite the other leading candidates in the california senate race to join us here on "special report." up next, the u.s. military drops humanitarian relief into gaza. we will show you how that went. and later, the u.s. supreme court clears the way for former president donald trump and his legal challenge far from over. that, and politics with the panel. ♪ ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. it's hard to run a business on your own

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in california, ktvu tom vacar has more on the intended and unintended consequences. >> california's minimum wage is $16 an hour, so workers making that might choose fast food jobs for $20 an hour, that's a 20% pay increase, way above inflation. but customers at alameda's in-n-out burgers were skeptical. >> i can't even afford to live here. so you know, and i work a good job, but it's never enough out here. so it doesn't matter. they can get $20 an hour, but it's not going to make a difference. >> i don't think so. not out here. i think they need more than that to make it out here. i don't know. we'll see. former edd director and now employment lawyer at the duane morris law firm, says this about fast food prices. >> certainly there'll be some price increases. we'll see just how extensive they are, and we'll see how they roll out over the next couple of months. >> not all fast food workers will get it. >> there's a lot of complexity in terms of which workers are covered and which established costs are covered. >> the restaurant must be in a chain of 60 restaurants or more nationwide. the res

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garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls.o republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. molly: heavy snow blanketing interstate 80 in california and creating extremely dangerous travel conditions. the biggest storm of the season leaving some areas covered in up to several feet of snow. max gorden is live with the latest, he's in south lake tahoe california. max, to you. >> reporter: hey. well, this storm has been delivering quite the winter wallop. right now some areas seeing around 4 feet of snow if falling, and this have been wicked winds as well. palisades, tahoe, measuring a 190 mile-per-hour gust. this as power outages continue to mount up, right now around 32,000 customers without power here in california. travel has also been extremely difficult across the sierra. interstate 80 had to be shut down by chp if after multiple spinouts, tractor-trailers jackknifing. chp determined that it was just too dangerous for cars to continue to travel along i-80.

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no one won the match 5 in california. jackpot has been growing since the last 20 ticket was sold in december. your odds of winning one of 302 million next friday night. i might have to take. i might have to take those chances. hey, we've been really winning on the weather front. john has been great. >> yeah, we're taking our chances with this forecast not too many chances because there's not that that's going to get your way. as far as the rain. it's out of the picture. here's half moon bay right here. things are starting to wake up out there. just saw some headlights about to be rolling down the beach. i think a lot of people are going to be maybe welcoming in a trip to the coastline this weekend as we will be seeing daytime highs rising into the 70's today is going to be a clear one, but we're not completely out of the woods as far as things to talk about low pressure area that brought us. that rain is still sitting across the region and results in kind of a fall like set up here, kicking up offshore wind. this northeas

en california. cambiando tema. hablamos de texas. amarillo, y los vientos seguirÁn fuertes. esto no estarÁ cooperando y se pudiera generar mÁs incendios en los prÓximos dÍas. recordando que todavÍa texas ha registrado ya un incendio verdaderamente histÓrico. fÉlix: gracias. es gobernadora de carolina del sur, logrÓ hoy su primera victoria en unas primarias republicanas tras lograr proclamarse vencedora frente al ex—presidente donald trump en el distrito de columbia. logrÓ el 63% de los votos frente al 33 de donald trump. el distrito de columbia corresponden 19 delegados, 2429 que tiene el paÍs. para el super martes, donald trump continÚa como amplio favorito la nominaciÓn. hablando de elecciones. mÁs allÁ de las nominaciones presidenciales a las primarias partidistas hay contiendas locales de cuyos resultados dependerÁ en gran medida el futuro nivel estatal de temas como el aborto, la economÍa y la crisis migratoria. edwin: a pocos dÍas del esperado super martes los partidos polÍticos afilan sus mensajes sobre la importancia de lo qu

ahora en telemundo, california.emana en la ciudad de fresno, lanzan un programa de ayuda económica que garantiza 500 $ mensuales a quienes beneficia y cómo usted puede aplicar. así comenzamos. buenas tardes, muchas gracias por acompañarme en esta emisión en vivo. les saluda flavio lacayo. vamos a dar inicio con una noticia en desarrollo. se trata de un accidente mortal. ocurrió en san francisco, el cual ya cobró la vida de 2 personas. una de ellas era un niño, según las autoridades, también hay otros 3 heridos. sucedió en una parada de autobús en la esquina de las avenidas ulloa y westport. nathalie vera. tú te encuentras en el lugar donde ocurrió esta tragedia. tú tienes más información. te escuchamos. cuéntanos efectivamente, una situación muy triste como comprenderán. y pueden ver que las autoridades permanecen aquí en la escena horas después del accidente. obviamente, todavía procesando la evidencia. de hecho, en estos momentos parece que están trabajando por remolcar el automóvil involucrado. espero, no sé que

cómo ha caído nieve en california, especialmente hacia el norte. cámaras de alerta california.ir de los próximos días algunas nevadas sumándose a lo que hay. estas son las temperaturas. saludos en santa clara. ya a partir de las 19:00 de la noche, en los 59 y va a ir descendiendo con algunos nublados hasta los 52. se espera que ya por la noche las mínimas alcancen los 49 desde san francisco hasta san josé. saludos en modesto fresno 45 46 grados hasta napa temperaturas en los 42 mañana por cierto, de cambio de horario. las temperaturas cercanas a los 70. esto para madera fresno mendoza. esa es la situación. ponga mucha atención con la lluvia, porque a partir del día domingo se acerca hacia el norte. trae posibilidades ya el domingo por la noche de dejar algunas lluvias de forma ligera para nosotros lloviznas, pero todavía más nieve en las zonas de montaña hacia el norte de lo que es la sierra. después el siguiente sistema, a partir del lunes entraría nuevamente por la tarde noche y estaría extendiéndose hacia el valle central y más nieve todavía acumulada. vamos, vemos y hacia e

senate here in california. we had five people running for the seat once held by the late dianne feinstein. but this morning it looks like it's going to be congressman adam schiff and former baseball player steve garvey facing off in november, both of them with a pretty commanding lead over the other candidates, katie porter and barbara lee. as well as eric early, abc seven news reporter amanda delcastillo is here with reaction from both this morning. amanda. >> yeah, kumasi schiff and garvey advancing marks a rare opportunity for the gop, given the grip democrats hold on the state. a republican hasn't won a senate race in california since 1988, but because of the state's democratic stronghold, many expect shift to easily hold the senate seat. in november, democratic representative schiff and republican baseball great steve garvey were competing in two senate contests yesterday. of course, super tuesday, one to fill the remainder of the late senator dianne feinstein's terms from november to january, and another

according to statistics in 2021, almost 9,000 children were married here in california loopholes in californiarevent those marriages from being classified as any kind of a crime. a new bill looks to rectify that and provide protection to children under the age of 18. the bill will be heard in the assembly judiciary committee in late april. >> what supposed to be the american dream. is now not there. >> next, a home insurance crisis. the north bay couple struggling to get their home insured and a high wildfire risk area after being dropped by their insurance after almost 2 decades. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. >> i know there and make a profit but don't abandon me and leave me hanging without options. >> now at 10, 30, the home insurance crisis in california now affecting longtime

california northern california especially switch to summer gasoline ahead of much of the rest of the nation. but the increases should not start tapering off essentially all of what we've seen is due to seasonality. not necessarily fluctuations in oil prices. but really rising gasoline demand as temperatures warm up. to switch over to those linens a full fuel perks. as patrick explained this is mostly due to seasonality. the changing of the seasons not due to fluctuations in oil praxis. he notes these cleaner burning carbon mandated blends he talks about they are important during warmer weather. driving weather. california is under stricter standards for emissions making our summer blend more costly to make. >> it generally is always more costly to produce the type of gasoline that is cleaner especially in this instance. in addition adding to the cost is that california has its own standards. it does not follow the epa. it follows carbon mandates. so california is on a bit of a petro island. the only state in the nation requiring the special blends. there are different dates during th

this is the california primary and it's fascinating to me because you have the former president in california of ten voters. 7.5 out of ten. you can't get 7.5 out of ten to tell you the color of an orange, they can't agree on that. is just kind of the way it is and in california it seems like a lot. meantime christina live tracking the results of the senate election here in california. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. i want to mention those big numbers that you just mentioned with the presidential primary there. last year the state gop changed it's primary roles allowing the reigning candidate who secures more than 50% of the boat to walk away with all of the states 169 delegates. so that is huge. that will be a big help for donald trump as he works to secure the republican nomination. as for that closely watched senate race, 27 candidates are fighting to fill that seat, trying to fill the seat of the late senator dianne feinstein. long-time democrat congressman adam in the lead with a republican former la dodgers star steve garvey. garvey did not pay for a bunch of tv adds, he did n