dozer. [applause] >> i'm going to keep it really short and sweet because the folks that work with me know this isn't my thing to do, to promote myself because the work is so near and dear. i'm going to speak to do quotes that help me to push through every day. the first is by james baldwin. and it reads: "no from wence you came, if you no wence you came, there is absolutely no limitations to where you can go." i, like supervisor walton, grew up in public housing. at certain points in my life, i never would have been seen in a suit like this. i thank god for the opportunity to do this work. i think the residents of alice griffith have supported me, and i thank labelle shawl, i thank father shatelli, i thank adrian vandecor and our newest members. they have shared their families' stories and allowed me to come into their home, and i pray i did a little bit to push the work forward while i was here. i am going to take on a new role, but the work that we do is so much bigger than just these suit

so far so good, we have a dozer line around the fire and just cleaning up that area. >> reporter: as you could see in the video, fire fighting is very hard work. we passed these firefighters early this morning catching some well-earned z's on the side of the road after fighting oeftd. there are 200 manufacturers here now. cal fire does plan to use an air attack plane and chopper today and they have a couple of air tankers at their disposal but they do not anticipate needing them. as far as the cause of the rock fire, they're still trying to figure that out. reporting in stanislaus county, bob nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, an annual report card is being released in san francisco ranking the water quality of beaches throughout the state. hilda bay releasing the 29th annual beach report card this g in san francisco and ocean beach got an a-plus. the report card gives an a-f grade rating to more than 400 beaches based on levels of harmful bacteria determined by a staff of scientists. aquatic park beach received an a-plus but baker beach got a "c" and crown beach received mostly a'

firefighters used a dozer to es from reaching nearby fl businesses. the strategy paid off and they knocked town the fire. she is relieved firefighters gained the upper hand so she could return tohome. >>> happening today the man charged with shooting and killing a police officer is expected in court. he's expected to enter a plea that he was guilty. the 26-year-old and other officers were responding to a domestic violence call. that's when officers casay he ce into the home. it took officers 45 minutes to get to her because he kept firing. he vend rerred. no one else was hurt. last night family, friends and colleagues were at a vigil in honor of the falling officer in zach sacramento. he grew up serving in the police explorer program. fds zul vun was object the force for only three months. dplnchts new this morning, a floating device used to catch plastic in the pacific ocean relaunches. this marks the second attempt to clean up the waters. as part of the ocean clean up project. it's expected to trap some of the 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic. te vice

and mexico are getting dozer to a resolution, the dow gained more than 181 points, putting it on track for the best week of the year. nasdaq closed up more than 40 and the s&p 500 up 17. >>> today marks 75 years since id day, the invasion by the u.s. and its allies on the allies in normandy. any people in the bay area were busy building ships and manufacturing ammunitions. no one knew about the invasion right away.>> while landings were successful, we were not without our losses. >> told news films don't do the moments justice. soldiers trudging slowly up the sand, they don't capture the machine guns turning the beaches into shooting galleries. but as this latest invasion in history commence, most in the bay area had no idea it was happening. >> they were the worker bees, they were producing all the ships and ammunitions and supplies that were needed but they didn't necessarily have a sense of what was going on tactically in the war. >> museum in richmond commemorates the war effort here on the homefront, they were cranking out 2 to 3 ships per week but were never told were any of them

the new budget calls tankers hid dozers. edwards says that's not enough. no response from the govce. >>> today pg &e will be out doing some routine work in the area. natural gas from sections of a pipe between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. near willow pass road. as gas is being vented, the smell of the natural gas. the pipe may be noticeable from the area. people in the area should not be alarmed. that natural gas will quickly dissipate and is not harmful. >>> 4:49 is the time right now. let's check back in with allie for the morning commute. she's in for sal. >> no major issues to tell you about. there is a little bit of crowding as we go to the map on your tracy commute. things clear up and the rest of the 580, 680, tri-valley area looks good. elsewhere in the east bay area there's a report of a tire in the middle of the far left lane. just be aware of that. the traffic flow here not having problems. highway 24 it's been busy from the getgo since 4:00 this morning. as the morning goes on. traffic's still moving more or less at the limit. no specific problems

new air tankers helicopters and dozers. edwards said that is not enough. >>> lake tahoe 4 beers have been killed by cars in the past few months. the chp took a call just today about a bear hit by a vehicle along interstate 80 near the donner lake in a change. is survived and ran off because it was gone when officers got there. another caller reported hitting a beer on the west shore. officials in the sierra say these collisions are not uncommon. >>> some years it spikes up to the point where there is 50 or 60. some years more normal would be may be 25.>>> wildlife experts want to remind drivers to be aware they are in the wilderness area. anytime they are in the tahoe basin and they want you to use caution and be on the lookout when behind the wheel. >>> temperatures on the weekends settled in below normal for everybody. today inland areas decided to warm up. the hit upper 80s and 90s. concorde 90. fairfield 89. livermore 87. san jose 81. santa rosa 80. san francisco and oakland 66 and 70. those are close to normal. inland

forget that these painkillers can every severe side effects especially if you go above the limited dozers but we have much smarter ways especially when we can change our lifestyle and our behavior they have exactly the simulated fact so little bit conservative about this and say you can treat headaches in the different way not all pills but as a g.p. i know that there is something like a pain memory what about this weekend of pain memory which can be biological. nerve damage and then the whole brain is changing the structure but this is quite rare and much more common is the social pain memory where where we change our behavior. and we changed our role from a normal person to the role of pain patients which is the so-called social pain memory but sometimes you catch to take medication you have to take a pill and then there are side effects that can be stomach pain stomach ulcers that can be bleeding and they can also be problems with the hot and patients must know about that so it's about the norm steroids pain medication but they are new or drugs of the same class which are safer for the

budget put for 13 additional engines, a 131 new firefighter positions, new air tankers helicopters and dozers but the president of the union in sacramento says that's not enough. tim edwards says the job of state firefighters has gotten even more difficult over the years. and he also says that the state is not going to give them an a firefighters they hope that the public can help out. >>could be more vigilant clethat up. >>well ever says that to 30 62nd ads are meant to be informative for now. but he says that his union may start airing more aggressive at attack. king the governor's budget and state firefighter staffing levels do not increase. state officials are bracing for the us supreme court's decision on the controversial citizenship question slated to be on the 2020 senses. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the latest. with the 2020 census starting in just a matter of months and the supreme court deciding on the citizenship question within a matter of weeks. >>state officials are aiming to get every californian counted if we don't count every california him. >>california doesn'

we can actually move our equipment throughout the state where the be dozers hand crews engine crews areven aircraft. we preposition that aircraft in anticipation of what the weather forecasts are. >>so what do you tell people right now what was the best advice you can give. and as we again we're just now starting the beginning of the season here you need to be prepared you need to have that full tank of gas. >>i read something this morning that and brought up a really good point. why do you need to have a full tank of gas. what are the powers out in those gas stations in your community or nearby. you need to be thinking ahead of the game to make sure you're prepared. get those go kids we should already be done if not kept here around of those items that you need to have and i ask that are ready for wildfire dot org could get a list of those items kind of the to make you think about it as to what you will need to take with you if you do have to evacuate. now what about some things real quick that you can do around your house. i know we've talked about this before but i mean it's just to

illegal immigrants with criminal records detained in 2 years you look at those things and you say dozer real conference no matter what you think of donald trump have you done a study and i was curious if you've done a study of donald trump and his communications himself and what percentage of donald's communications are positive or negative. oh we look at that we actually discuss that quite at length in this book with the trump has picked fights with the press in fact. i think it's fair to say he picked this war with the press because i think he knew it and we discussed this in the book i think we're being very fair in this he knew this was a war he could win because he knew that no matter how low his popularity ratings were the media were lower and so if he got into a fight with them the enemy of my friend is my enemy is going to be that situation where his base does not like the press to begin with and the more he picked the fight with them the stronger he would get with his base and i think that material i mean he did that by picking fights it's certainly a smart strategy and look so

calls for 131 new firefighter positions. 13 additional engines plus new air tankers helicopters and dozers. but edwards says that's not enough. no response yet from the governor's office. >>> it is 5:48 let's getbefore t to let people who take bart know bart is a 20-minute delay. so give yourself some extra time if you are planning on taking bart in that area. now we can go to the maps because we have a lot to talk about especially in the east bay. eastbound 24 in bore one of the calicut tunnel there is a sligs that's blocking the right lane. luckily it's in the non commute direction in the eastbound direction but you want to be aware of that. also at the top of your screen there is a crash in that area that is slowing things down and backing things up on highway 4. also westbound 80 at the toll plaza. first we want to show you the north bay. it appears to maybe have created a chain reaction with other fender benders just south of there. so your drive in marin county through 101 to san francisco if you're going through salsalido going through that area. this is one of the highlights of the

calls for 131 new firefighter positions. 13 additional engines, new air tankers, helicopters, and dozers. no response yet. >>> firefighters are busy in contra costa county preparing for what would happen with illegal fireworks. it was designed to train firefighters for what could happen if illegal fireworks were to start a grass fire. all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county. the fire threat is very high this year because of the dry conditions. >> with the extra rain we had in the spring and given the lighter fuels and the underbrush, additional moisture, i think we should anticipate that we're going to have probably more fire season than we had last year. >> homeowners have until june 30th. >>> east bay regional park district is warning visitors after two drownings last week. near livermore in a boating accident on june 8th. then on june 11th, '23-year-old sean spikes jr. drowned in the same lake after falling from a boat. park officials are reminding people to keep a close eye on their children and they advise all park guests not to drink alcohol if they plan to swim or boat. t

con tran costa firefighters used a dozer to create a fire break to keep the flames from reaching nearby businesses. the strategy paid off. mary gay says she's received firefighters gained the upper hand so we can return home tonight. one firefighter suffered smoke inhalation and was taken to the hospital. we've learned that firefighter is in good condition and was released from the hospital tonight. reporting live in pits bug, marianne favro. >> thanks so much. >>> fire danger also prompting action in san jose. no barbecues or open flames will be allowed inside the park. rangers taking no chances on another hot day. things are expected to cool off at some point this week though. >> at which point? we have the answer. >> that's a great question. i want to reference just a little bit that pittsburg area where the fire broke out. good news, nice recovery of slight cooling overnight. west southwesterly winds breezy between 15 and 20 mice an hour. right now, the current temperatures, 69 degrees in san jose. it's 11:00 at night. livermore 70. san francisco we're getting cooling because we're

crews are out here, engines and dozers. laying down a fire line. only 15% containment. calfire expecting winds to pick up in the canyon this morning, which is normal. i believe we're seeing that now. they will call in more firefighters and air support from the day shift and want to establish obviously a larger perimeter. get the area buttoned up, in the words of one calfire firefighter and keep the fire away from i-5 before the winds turn around tonight. which is what they're expecting. reporting live in stanislav county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update. >>>. developing news. three people dead in morgan hill after a man shot and killed two people at a car dealership before turning the gun on himself. sources telling us that gunman was a disgruntled employee. "today in the bay's" reporter with us. still trying to recover from all this? shaken up? >> reporter: right, a shocking scene for the witnesses, the people who were inside the car dealership when the shooting happened. we know police spent the night investigating and this morning crime scene

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that's a bull dozer. >> a petition to recsider the project also has close to 4,000 signatures. ith the pleading governor to meet and talk about alternatives like getting better use out of the icc between 270 and 5. montgomery county executive making the point that's local roads. >> no matter whathe governor does to speed people around the beltway, when youet to places like georgia avenue and connecticut avenue, you're not going anywhere fast. >> maryland board of p works is scheduled to take a critical vote on t project wednesday. that vote would allow private companies to bid on thep roject. this is what would be knowns a public private partnership. meanwhile, maryland's transportation secretary won't make any promises about homes and some land being lost. >> i can't flat-out say it until we see what the proposer comes > back with. vernor hogan has sent out some tweets that read these ctivists show no regard for the hn hundreds of thousands of you stuck in soul-crutching trfic ery day. they offer no real idea to solve a public health, environmental and safety crisis that isin

tenders and helicopters dropping water on the flames on the ground about 45 fire engines and a dozen dozers constructing containment line the fire broke out saturday afternoon on county road 41 and highway 16 in yolo county and has been burning ever since cal fire says so far at least 7 structures have been destroyed a barn took on the garage is gone. >>house is still there. everything else is going. this is dustin dunham's property on renzi canyon road off highway 16 his property so close he can see the fire from his backyard. dunham is under mandatory evacuation orders but is staying with family nearby. >>because we're used to it happens every year. so this is material stuff union all replaceable. >>evacuation orders are still in effect for anyone living on county road for you in yolo county jail on kron 4 news. thank you so much gail in santa clara county, the malik fire began around 3 30 this afternoon. crews are still out there working to get it fully contained khan for his brings us the latest. >>at its peak cal fire says 128 firefighters were out here battling the malik fire 5 air ta

on the ground..about 45 fire engines..and a dozen dozers constructing containment lines..the fire broke out saturday afternoon..on county road 41 and highway 16 in yolo county..and has been burning ever since.cal fire says so far at least 7 structures have been destroyed..this is dustin dunhom's property on rumsey canyon road off highway 16..his property so close..he can see it from his backyard.. dunhom is under mandatory evacuation orders but is staying with family near by.. (jr) it's posts as fire crews responded to the fire long panoramic in near woods road and quickly contained that. cause is under investigation. and an update on the tank fire in napa county cal fire declared it a 100% contained tonight. fire started around 2 30 yesterday afternoon about 6 miles northeast

brought on some extra crews the last few days due to fire conditions with staffing additional crews, dozers and holding extra personnel on duty for the weather we're expecting. so yes, we are ready. we are prepared. >> we'll let that be the last word. cal fire captain robert foxworthy, thanks for your time tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you can always keep tabs on the red flag warnings, fire danger and heat advisory by downloading our free ktvu weather app. >>> a 25-year-old man from vallejo was arrested for drunk driving this morning following a crash that killed a woman in his car. the crash happened on lone tree way in brentwood after 5 a.m. today. the driver of a nissan sentra veered off the road and smashed into a power pole. a 23-year-old female passenger in the car was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver joseph john martinez of vallejo was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek with unknown injuries and was later arrested. >>> it was a terrifying scene in downtown dallas today as a crane collapsed in a downtown apartment building. one was killed and at le

so we had our bulldozer out here, dozer 20, cutting fire breaks to insure that we didn't get fito the hospital smoke inhalation. no other injuries were reported. officials say the fire started here and what's left of this homeless encampment and spread quickly to the nearby yard leased by a company called baker tanks. steve hill with contra costa fire said homeless encampments are often where grassfires start this time of year. >> this highlights a particular problem for us this time of year with the high fire dangers we're experiencing now and will through the fall certainly. a lot of our fires -- i don't have the exact number -- but a lot of our fires end up starting in and around homeless encampments. >> reporter: elite roofing supplies said it suffered very little damage to its inventory, that it was mostly plastic piping belonging to baker tanks that burned. so far there's no dollar estimate on the amount of damage. we just got an update about 30 minutes ago and it's a good update. that firefighter who suffered smoke inhalation has been released from the hospital and is repoabout

a 131 new firefighter positions, new air tankers helicopters and dozers but the president of the union in sacramento says that's not enough. tim edwards says the job of state firefighters has gotten a lot more difficult over the years as wildfires in california burn more intense than ever before. he says of the state isn't going to give them enough firefighters say hope the public can help out. wanted to start. >>could be more vigil our e 2.30 commercials are meant to be informative for now, but he says as union may start airing more aggressive ads attacking the governor's budget. if state firefighting staffing levels do not increase. >>this take a live look outside on this monday evening in are going to say the sun is setting in which you can see much other than the fog of sales first hours the only thing he can about how tall is that buildings about 11,000 feeling 1000 feet or so yeah, and yeah, you tell them really are kind of compressed out there right now that fog. >>right along the coastline just starting to make its way inside the bay but tomorrow could be the hottest day of the

there's about 150 firefighters out on the lines including hand crews, engines and dozers. overnight laid down fire lines to establish a perimeter and expecting winds to pick up later as they always do. calling in more firefighters, air support. the point of today is to get more perimeter and containment on the fire. what they expect to happen, at night the winds turn back on to the fire which would be bad, because then coming in this direction. trying to obviously establish nor containment. right now, 1,000 acres. 15% contained here at the rock fire in stanislav county.imef y kari. fire danger. windy conditions. hot. >> it's windy and we are also going to know as we go throughout the day that we are going to see those winds shifting, and that's going to affect our air quality here in the bay area. notice the wind direction. blows what's happening in patterson away from the bay area affecting more of the central valley. it will, though, be windy. we know that's going to possibly fan the flames. something we'll continue to monitor here as we get cooler air moving in to the b

helicopters and dozers the president of the union in sacramento says that's still not enough.ards says the job of state firefighters has gotten ever more difficult over the years as wildfires interstate burn more intense than ever before. he says of the state isn't going to give them enough firefighters, they hope the public can help out. >>could be more vigilant clearing are >>edwards says the 2.30 62nd spots are meant to be informative for now, but he says his union may start airing more aggressive ads attacking the governor's budget. if state firefighting staffing levels do not increase. >>a bridge that's almost 100 years old is coming down in placer county just outside sacramento. the bridge over the north fork of the american river has been deemed safe. it will cost a lot to replace ed so why is it being taken down. reporter lonnie wong says it's a move intended to help crews battling wildfires. >>as you can see the a road bridge here is totally antiquated access is severely limited that you wouldn't say that it was a bridge to nowhere. still $23 million for replacement,

has about 13 additional and ji's a 131 new firefighter positions air tankers helicopters and some dozers the president of the union though says that's not enough. he says the job of the state firefighters has gotten so much more difficult over the years and that the state is not going to give them a firefighter, so they're hoping the public help out keeping our properties clear of tall grass is the number one thing that we can all do. >>anyway, i and bullet to wait to see what kind of fire season where we've got this time around because it's there's a lot of fuel out there. yeah, a lot of tender to work with now that we've had so much growth after a rainy spring and summer just days away now i know what that means fire way that feels like summer already though. but it certainly to we for felt triple digits already looking at 90's today for your daytime highs a look at some cloudy skies out there sitting across the day blue skies overhead and really overall once this cloud cover clears out you're going to have abundantly clear skies from the coast all the way inland under these clear skie

calls for 13 additional engines, a 131 new firefighters and then new air tankers and helicopters and dozerse state thinks it needs to fight the this year's fire season but the union of president in sacramento says it's just not enough. tim edwards, his name and he says the job of firefighters in the state has gotten even more difficult over the years. and he says that if the state is going to give them enough firefighters. well they're hoping maybe some public pressure will help we'll see jump. >>guys we do have a mix of fog and sunshine today, it's about to be a hot one for inland areas while staying pretty comfortable. a little closer to the coast such as in timber henri can see the fog is still hanging out right now elsewhere in the bay like san jose it's abundantly clear overhead and your temperatures going to be warmer in the south bay as well as on the east bay where cities around mount diablo will be well into the 90's for your daytime highs making today. the warmest day of the forecast ahead of us skies are nice and clear what your head above that fog and singing out at the coast al

around crews and dozers establish containment lines that held strong during the overnight hours. the malik fire is now 85 consent pertain. it has not grown since yesterday. it started on county land. the range was active at the time but investigators have not determined to the exact cause of this fair. >> anytime the humidity gets below about 25% it is very easy to start the vegetation on fire, the grass is very receptive to any kind of a spark or amber. >> the overnight progress on the fire brought relief to people who live nearby, with temperatures climbing they have become more aware of the possibility of fire danger. >> it is really hot. because hard as the dry weather and everything. that's what we have been getting used to every year. >> reporter: there holding a town hall meeting tonight with a focus on preparing for wildfire season. >> even though we had a wet may, the grass still can take just a few hours to dry out enough to be able to catch fire. >> reporter: that wildfire preparedness meeting expected to start 6:30 this meeting at the fedele presbyterian church. in sa

forward 13 additional engines, a 131 new firefighter positions and 2 air tankers, helicopters and dozerst of the union in sacramento says that's not enough. tim edwards says the job of state firefighters has gotten ever more difficult over the years and he says if the state isn't going to give them enough firefighters. they hope the public can help out. >>could be more vigilant clearing that up. >>edwards says that to 30 62nd ads are meant to be informative for now, but he says his union may start airing more aggressive ads attacking the governor's budget if state firefighting staffing levels do not increase. >>5.45 right now. at the weather i didn't realize that summer was so quickly approached right, i thought we were head of it your stepfather forgot it was still more just getting a summer practice right now summer is >>friday first day of that and so enjoy your last few days of spring. they're going to feel more like summer than spring now looking outside this morning. you do have some cloud cover sitting over san francisco. >>that's what we're seeing across the bay a few spots out t

tenders and helicopters dropping water on the flames on the ground about 45 fire engines and a dozen dozers constructing containment line the fire broke out saturday afternoon on county road 41 and highway 16 in yolo county and has been burning ever since. >>cal fire says so far at least 7 structures have been destroyed a barn took on the garage is gone. >>the house is still there. everything else is going. >>this is dustin dunham's property on renzi canyon road off highway 16 his property so close he can see the fire from his backyard. dunham is under mandatory evacuation orders but is staying with family nearby. >>because we're used to it happens every year just material is the stuff union all replaceable. >>evacuation orders are still in effect for anyone living on county road for you why in yolo county jail on kron 4 news. >>the tank fire and napa county is now 100% contained the fire started saturday afternoon about 6 miles northeast of calistoga about 50 acres were destroyed remember contain does not mean out that means they're still out there making sure that the flames will be out a

you're not familiar with that>> dozer, i am not. when we talk about the difference between content and hate speech, i know mr. pickles in june earlier this year marco rubio brought to the attention twitter was banning any language that was may be offensive to china, later came back and apologized. how does twitter use their discretion to block information without discriminating against different individuals or groups >> the rules are to identify hateful conduct that we focus on behavior first. we look at that before we look at the speech. and the difference between fast and targeting someone else is the difference between constant and conduct. the rules are enforced without ideology and it is important for us to recognize. when we remove someone from twitter and they come back for another purpose our technology will recognize that person trying to come back and we don't want to come back that we have removed. sometimes that does catch people who are having a different purpose so there is a value to technology and we should recognize