jairo: es toda la informaciÓn que temas del momento es de fresno para conexiÓn california,.a anunciado en 2017 que sufrÍa de un cÁncer de páncreas. el mundo artÍstico y político mexicano despide con alabanzas a josÉ josé con mensajes llenos de elogio. en otras noticias, la justicia impone un duro golpe a las polÍticas migratorias del gobierno y frena la deportaciÓn acelerada. en varios estados del paÍs toman medidas urgentes para combatir los mosquitos transmisores de un virus que ha provocado varias muertes. vamos con todas las noticias. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ legendaro cantante mexicano fallecio hoy en un aranza: el legendario cantante fallecio hoy. vamos con borja voces a una funeraria en el sur de florida. buenas noches. borja: buenas noches. me encuentro en esta funeraria de miami donde hace aproximadamente dos horas veÍamos a dos familiares del prÍncipe de la canciÓn, josÉ josÉ salir, me estoy refiriendo a su viuda sarah y a su hija sarita. sarita estaba realmente muy triste, todos los miembros de la prensa que estamos aquÍ

fresno state. aaron judge solo shot to right. and matt chapman hits to right.s good idea when you have a guy that's 6'7"? fresno state but we'll go linden if we're closer to home and d.j. lemahieu walk-off winner right. yankees win 4-3 in 11 innings today. >> see how fresno state does tonight. >> not great so far. >> references you want to go are later. their playoff hopes fading fast. giants are playing for their manager. bruce bochy at 1992. so his personal magic number is eight. how about happy couples magic number is 50. a 50-year anniversary. congratulations. a first-inning bomb. austin slater. i'll take some kale, please. this is really scary and he just goes down, grabbing his shoulder in the sports office, we were reminded of dave who ended up with a broken forearm and a canc canner diagnoses. he was obviously in agony and ad obviously favoring the forearm andh a guy throws 38, 39 miles per hour, it can be scary. we dough kboent if it's an elbow, forearm or exactly what the situation is. right now the padres are leading in the eighth inning. >> you don'

it's outstanding from fresno officer gonzalez will continue the right to newman.y with an american flag to honor his memory a got got to us but we're going to finish today for sure and we're going to finish tomorrow. >>krispy kreme is bringing back its pumpkin spiced glazed donut just in time for fall in a strategy to one-up its rivals. the company says you can bring in a pumpkin spice flavor trade from some doesn't really matter what and traded in free for krispy kreme version that promotion won't last too long though it's available today through september 8. and of course this is labor day celebrated on the first monday of every september and labor day recognizes the men and women who. >>labor bill 10 maintain america. the first labor day was back in 18 82 in new york city. these days labor day is considered the end of summer many cities and towns holding annual parades lots of families spending the three-day weekend camping. >>or on a final vacation or celebrating with a cookout with friends. >>coming up next b-side practice today at 49 er headquarters will he

the fresno unified school 1, 4, decision on line potentially ruin your future that's why the fresno unifieddistrict created in these public service announcements as well as a sign visible off at least 41 that warning students of the car claims is of a threatening post radar. superintendent bob nelson says they also try to teach incoming high schoolers about using social media responsibly. nelson says ultimately all students should think before they post. >>that was reporting the fresno county district attorney's office will have the lee investigation from here. they'll be the ones to figure out if this teen will face any kind of charges a powerful heart-stopping public service announcement is shedding light on school shootings, sandy hook promise is a nonprofit that was founded in the aftermath of the massacre there almost 7 years ago. >>the group just released a pop powerful new public service announcement psa. the video shows kids. >>sporting ordinary back. you just going back to school items as the shooting unfolded, they have have to protect themselves now we want to warn you that some

california state niversity-fresno, and c-merced, university of california. according to the best college rankings, fresno state alma mater, y ranked number three for public niversities in graduation rates. u.c.-merced ranked number one in nation for student outcomes, in expectedmber one graduation rates. both of these universities of their have over 70% student body who are the first in their family ever to attend university. these universities are doing what a higher education should americans.r all go, bulldogs. go, bobcats. i'd like to urge the senate majority leader, mitch to act on gun safety legislation. every day it seems there's coverage for another shooting on the news. americans are just frustrated. their ngress has begun district work period in july, there have been four in this ile shootings country. it resulted in the death of 51 were ans andover 90 that injured. the threat to public safety today is simply unacceptable in country. in february, the house passed of key gun violence pieces legislation. it's been narrowly over 200 days these bills b

he's live in fresno where the fresno state bulldogs are playing the minnesota golden gon gophers.hanks for joining me. you've got a moak phone there, holding on to it. you look like a football spokesperson. how is it out there? >> i feel like i'm reporting live from a college football game, judge. we could start the game here. judge jeanine: we've got our own game here, a political game going on in this country. i want to continue with the one thing spinning from that open that i intended to use last week. you know, jim comey has been able to avoid prosecution even though it's clear that the attorney general scold have coue prosecuted him. do you have hope that at some point going forward, a quick answer on this one, that he will face justice in the criminal justice for the corruption that went on in the fbi under his tutelage? >> i can tell from your opening that you're probably not a big fan of mr. comey. we're still paying for his sins. the intelligence community for decades will pay for his sins. if people aren't held accountable. so i believe -- you know, getting comey on lea

i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try, and lo and behold, i got the job, and my first day was january 14, 2014. every game day was a puzzle, and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetl r together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there, and then, some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a t

in fresno, a 16-year-old student was also arrested for making threats against his fresno high school. is officers didn't recover any weapons, but the school district there says they take all threats seriously and they are investigated right away when reported. they say they rolled out a series of psas trying to educate their communities on the seriousness of social media threats and based on these cases alone. you can see why they are taking it so serious. >> unbelievable. omar, thank you for bringing us all of that reporting. >> look at the picture, she looks like a little girl. >> yeah, i know. i know. we'll stay on that. also, infection, high risk of dehydration. some of the major health concerns in the hardest hit areas of the bahamas 22 weeks after hurricane dorian, cnn travels with vol ter medics helping the sick and the injured. efully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. hour 36 in the stakeout. ♪ limu emu &

years as the many voice of the fresno state baseball team. in 2008 when the bulldogs went from the underdogs to the and made their mprobable run to win the world series college, collegiate ational championship, ray was there with his excitement and his enthusiasm that spread the valley. he's also popular in media hosting a show that showcased food and history of the great san joaquin valley and incredible cornucopia products that we produce. hose who knew ray said he radiated positivity and enthusiasm in everything he did. and that was the case. he loved our community. is loss will be felt for many -- for a very long time. it's with great respect that i join me in agues to catano. our friend, ray mr. speaker, i also rise today national hispanic heritage month and the countless who have mericans contributed so much to the ichness and diversity of our nation. ray catano was an example, but , many re so many examples. in my district, again, in the of joaquin valley california, the majority of our onstituents trace their origin to hispanic commun

amanda monaco: lanare is a small town of about 600 folks, located about 30 minutes down 41 fm fresno. it's majority laa lot of folks here make their living working in surrounng fields. ok. oh. is that, like, where, like, there's a cluster h of trailes? man: yes. yes... monaco: is it there? oh, ok... they started setting up homes and setting up their homes in a way that was not planned by local governments around them. then and at some point, local government did become aware of the communy but did not incorporate them into an official town or an oicial city. as a rult, the way that california has dealt with small communities like lanare is that they have a system where the community itself can set up a community services district tv provide cerin vital services, like drinking water, to the residents. in the early 2000s, the community services district found that they had water that was contaminated with arsenic. so they got a grant from the federal government that was about $1.6 million toconstruct an arsenic treatment plant. [isabel solorio speaking spanish] so stay over here and dro

and then fresno police arrested a teen who post eded a may shoop the school. and the police say it is a photo of the student with the caption in quotes "felt cute. might shoot up the school lat . later." >> and the officers found the teen on the campus and arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats. i also co-sponsored legislative policy for the fresno school district to update the plans. we know about the bulletproof backpacks and we did the same in mer sed wiced with the local la enforcement and school administrators. yesterday in merced another community, usps postal worker shot in the head while walking home from work. it is everywhere, clearly. colonel, i appreciate your emphasis on the background checks and you were asking what else could be done, and you said clearly, multiple efforts on the strategy, because we know no single solution is going to solve this crisis in america. i would like the good doctor from uc-davis and what seems is part of lacking is the frustration that we all have here with the senate is how we weave together a cohesive str

his fresno high school.fference here is officers didn't recover any weapons, but the school district there says they take all threats like this seriously and they are investigated right away when reported. the fresno school district also says they've ruled out a series of psas trying to educate their community about the seriousness of social media threats, especially when they are threats of mass violence. >> oh, my gosh. this stuff is contagious. >> the good news is that it's being caught before something potentially happens. the bad news, obviously, it's still going on. >>> there's this powerful new video just released this morning. it's a psa. and it is to try to prevent school shootings. so we'll show it to you, next. >>> first, how a woman with a rare genetic syndrome became an entrepreneur. that's in today's "turning points." >> jessica was having trouble finding a job. or if she'd find something, it would be great until they didn't necessarily want to work with her challenges. >> i just wanted a job.

ir a fresno y yo digo: te vas a preocupar por eso? que tal si hay un tsunami?s edificios o viviendas mÁs fuertes. reportera: para los expertos la pregunta es: cuÁnto más queda por ver? o alina arantxa: vacuna a sus hijos contra el sarampiÓn o no podrÁn asistir a clases. una resoluciÓ >> sus legisladores provocaron una excepciÓn a padres que citaron sus creencias religiosas para no vacunar a sus hijos durante uno de los mayores sismos. >> decenas de padres creen que el sistema inmunolÓgico es suficiente. realmente quieren lo mejor para sus hijos, pero hay que escuchar a las autoridades. los casos de sarampiÓn confirmados superan los 100 casos. jeremy matamoros vive en un vecindario de brooklyn donde se reportaron al menos una docena de enfermos, entre ellos su hijo.y a mi niÑo y combatir. reportera: se dijo que es posible que el organizaciÓn mundial de la salud elimine a estados unidos de la lista de paÍses libres de sarampiÓn. fÉlix: al regresar lo llevamos al festival donde se lanzan bolas de ♪ fÉlix: no te pedimos con esta celebrpuede apreciar los participant

watching deed of the union coming out survivors call it hell on earth refugees locked up and live in fresno just kept under inhumane conditions t w reporter is telling us that 1st. the fall of the berlin wall began before november's 989. visit the heroes of eastern europe we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom and the most crucial personal courage or a good book will score a goal no telephone call for more school there is no new but in the future we have for a goal didn't surprise me i saw it coming 10 years before the flood sure and. what does it take to change the course of history. raising the curtain starts september 30th on d w. in libya over 5000 refugees are languishing in detention centers in inhumane conditions hundreds of people are crammed into gether they're hungry have no clean drinking water and many are ill reports of human trafficking torture and random shootings are common. who said you're a slave you black brown. and then the even woke us up in the middle of the night to torture us with no war no with a. german diplomat. talk about serious human rights abuse

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el pronÓstico del sacramento fresno manneh estar en el rango bajo de los 80 grados a mediados de la prÓximacia abundante sol durante el resto de la prÓxima semana. incluso finales de la misma las temperaturas estarÁn muy cerca del rango de lo que se considera habitual para esta Época del aÑo. asÍ que condiciones gente estÁ este fin de semana y ni se la prÓxima no va a ser la excepciÓn. acierto de mi parte. que tengan una excelente noche. julia: son charlas que llegan a mÉxico en la piel.con cada una de sus destrezas llenan de gala y colorido este deporte nacional azteca. luchan dÍa a dÍa por mantener viva su cultura. milly tiene el reporte. >> las escaramuzas son el de elegancia al montar. >> me siento orgullosa de ser parte de este deporte que es la identidad de mÉxico. >> me gusta su color blanco. ahora me lo regalÓ a mÍ. >> mi papÁ es charro, mis hermanos. y entonces ha sido una gran parte de mi vida. >> en algunas recientemente a dos donde la tradiciÓn . >> hace tres aÑos creciendo prÁctico. nunca es tarde para cumplir su sueÑo. >> ellas son las encargadas de mantener en los estados uni

. >> reporter: was just in july at this intersection here, a man visiting from fresno county was struck and killed by a speeding driver. so far in 2019, we have already seen more traffic deaths than in the year 2018. they say enough is enough. at the intersection of golden gate in leavenworth, there are two outlines on the asphalt tonight. one for each pedestrian killed this year. neighbors have an idea that they say will keep pedestrians safer. chief among them, >> what is the last time you have seen somebody get pulled over spurs speeding or anything like that in the tenderloin? >> reporter: another possibility? banning cars from some streets in the tenderloin district. leaving it open only to public transit and commercial vehicles. >> we would also like to see maybe two way, the fast-moving tenderloin streets. >> reporter: they say any relief from the dairy daily terror from entering the crosswalk would help. >> i live to be patient. before across. because there are so many times. >> what are we waiting until somebody else dies? before we make changes. >> reporter: now on monday the

. >>> vamos al condado fresno, un hombre y su perro fueron rescatados de un accidente acuÁtico. un kayaks, lo golpeÓ tan fuerte en la cara que quedÓ desorientado. ni Él ni su mascota fueron heridos. >>> segÚn la policÍa 2 accidentes fueron provocados. en santa rosa y los agentes dicen que el conductor se le cayÓ su celular. Él se agachÓ para recogerlo y perdiÓ el control del automovil. en un segundo accidente la policÍa dice que un joven miraba su celular cuando atropellÓ a una mujer, la vÍctima se recupera en el hospital de mÚltiples fracturas. >>> quÉ barbaridad!. casi 70% de las familias latinas no ahorran para el retiro y se promueve un nuevo programa respaldado por el estado que busca cambiar eso. pilar niÑo nos explica. >>> ¿usted ahorrado para el retiro?. >>> no. >>> si ya tengo que pensar un poco mejor. >>> estoy ahorrando para la educaciÓn de mis hijos. quieren ir a la universidad, pero no estoy pensando en mÍ. >>> se promueve un nuevo programa respaldado por el estado llamado... y estuvieron en san francisco, hay muchas personas que trabajan para pequeÑos negocios y no

hacia porciones de sacramento, fresno y bakersfield, las temperaturas estarÁn más frescas.rar ese objetivo. veamos en quÉ consiste. reportera: a pesar de que el ayuno es una prÁctica milenaria, de acuerdo a este diario es relativamente reciente que estudios hayan arrojado luz sobre el papel del ayuno intermitente sobre las respuestas adaptativas que reducen la inflamaciÓn. en los seres humanos ayuda a reducir el asma, la artritis reumatoide, por lo que el ayuno tiene el potencial de retrasar el envejecimiento y ayudar a tratar enfermedades. el ayuno intermitente mÁs comÚn consiste en no comer alimento en una ventana de 12:00 a 16:00 horas. durante la fase de ayuna, muchas cÉlulas mueren y las cÉlulas madre se activa por lo que da lugar a cÉlulas nuevas mÁs jÓvenes. otro de los efectos positivos del ayuno intermitente es la desintoxicaciÓn. >> el ayuno intermitente ayuda al cuerpo a recuperar esta capacidad de regeneraciÓn, de sanarse. el cuerpo se limpia y se desintoxica. el ayuno intermitente es una herramienta que puedes utilizar para abrir esta llave de capacidad de sana

about 300,000 people under the potential of flooding was of monsoon running through there. 102 in fresno. mid-90s through sacramento and chico. here's a look at the weekend for tahoe. 69 degrees after lows in the 30s for a couple of nights. >>> boeing 737 max jets could remain grounded into december. the "wall street journal" reporting the company failed to provide technical details about modifications to the computers, and they have to submit changes and that has to be vetted by the faa. >>>orrshattt ptes. high pay for executives, and 70 of them were arrested for civil obedience for blocking an intersection. 80,000 employees across the nation plan to strike. >>> at 4:44, now to a story of humans and nature co-existsing in unexpected ways and places. here's more on a san francisco woman and a unique relationship with the crows in her neighborhood. >> nature not often comes together until we take a look above at who might be peering back down. >> we have rules established. >> she spends considerable time on her apartment window waiting for her daily visitors. she will not need to call the

yesterday, a fresno high school arrested for a post. police arrested a 16-year-old fresno high school student tuesday after the teen shared an instagram post about shooting up a school. school administrator alerted authorities to the post while police say it was a photo of a student with a caption in quotes, felt cute, might shoot up a school later. officers found the student on campus around 6:15 yesterday. the teen was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats. last year i co-sponsored an effort with local law enforcement agencies. fresno unified school district, to provide updated school safety plans. we know about students now looking for bulletproof backpacks. we also did the same in merced with local law enforcement agencies and school administrators and school groups. this is part of an overall effort. yesterday in merced, another community i represent, usps employees shot in the head -- employee shot in the head while walking home from work. it's everywhere. clearly. and, colonel, i appreciate your emphasis on the backgro

just outside of fresno. we're raised for commercial use and the chickens other sons and suffering they will be euthanized ones that survive will be picked up by the company at animal control martinez, it's unclear what the company is going to do it they're going to continue to sell them or not. the crash happened around 3 35 this morning. driving a tractor trailer carrying these the side of the concrete wall under the colliding with the white sedan that driver had no injuries, the truck then caught fire. there's smoke flames, the driver of the truck full of chickens walked away with minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. firefighters on scene says he's lucky to be alive as the cap of the truck was burned to occur. chp doesn't think drugs or alcohol are involved but investigators are saying that the driver fell asleep at the wheel. earlier you can see chp officers and firefighters trying to catch the chickens to prevent them from running into traffic. some did escape. i mean this. unique situations you

. >> having been raised in a japanese, chinese, mexican-american get ghetto in fresno, california, created by anti-americ americaamerica amea sentiments and isolated in terms of schools, businesses, and w t what -- whatever there was in terms of lifestyle in fresno, i have no doubt that we need to take this action. i'm really actually very emotional about this because it raises -- i mean, it creates -- i mean, it asks me to face all of that discrimination that my family was subjected to. so it's going to be a very important statement for me to support this. the only question that i have is how -- i mean, what the process is going to consist of. because it creates a problem for two names to be put forward and for us to participate in this renaming process. commissioner anderson has brought forth another suggestion. so i would like some clarity as to how we go about this process, how we or whether we -- or are we to be involved in actually deciding which name is picked. and if we do have the liberty or the opportunity to entertain any other recommendations, such as the one posed by commissio

los adolescentes no saben, yo yo representa el distrito escolar del centro en fresno. orden de todo el paÍs estÁn alertando los padres de familia primas condado de estreno. dice que casi todos los casos que tienen como objetivo a involucra en internet muchos de esos sitios tienen acceso al gps del celular y otras convoca cudeiro por ciento permiten que los niÑos expongan informaciÓn de los padres, eso hace que estas aplicaciones ser una herramienta paz y para los delincuentes que tienen como objetivo a los niÑos siendo adultos que muchas veces son fotos parte de adolescentes para engaÑar a sus vÍctimas. >>muchos de esos criminales inician hablar con los niÑos en andoain el mensaje de texto y conversaciones amistosas, sin embargo, cuando se gana su confianza, inician a pedir cosas como fotografÍas o vÍdeos. en un inicio, lo hacen parecer como si fuera un simple juego, pero poco a poco estas peticiones van subiendo a un nivel mÁs Íntimo, y luego les dicen si tÚ te quitas la te puedo dar mÁs moneda y otras muchas sugerencias inapropiadas. >>por lo que piden a los padres e

fatima: eso es todo desde fresno. jairo: muchas gracias, nos vemos la prÓxima semana.nte golpe a la lucrativa industria de empresas privadas. realizan el macabro hallazgo ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: buenas noches y bienvenidos. cuando alabama se enfrentan a otra amenaza esta vez de la tormenta tropical humberto en las islas continÚa la angustia ocasionada por el paso del huracÁn dorian. miles de personas siguen desaparecidas y se incrementan las enfermedades asociadas al la falta de agua potable. galo tiene la crÓnica de esta tragedia que estÁ lejos de terminar. >> miles de personas estÁn desaparecidas en bahamas. luego el destlos recientes continÚan relatando las experiencias de terror que experimentaron. y sÉ que muchos habitantes estÁn desesperados ya que desconocen si sus seres queridos siguen vivos. hay muchos que siguen desaparecidos. se espera que el nÚmero de muertes aumentes significativamente, dijo. miles de personas buscan informaciÓn de sus familiares a quienes no han visto desde antes de la tormenta. un principio se di

he brought this banner from fresno. >> he's won three championships for us and we really appreciate that. maybe we'll never see something like that again. >> yeah, we love >> reporter: they tied the knot outside oracle park. >> lots of good memories. when we met we came here the weekend. >> reporter: as the manager bruce bochy leaves behind treasured 25 years history. even dodgers fans have to give respect. >> the reason why we are here today is because the last day of botchy. so we respect him. biggest rivalry in baseball as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: everyone hates good-bye but some things have to be said. >> thank you. enjoy your retirement. >> i wish he would stay. >> have a great life. enjoy yourself. and if you don't want to watch baseball, that's okay. >> reporter: after the game the ceering didn't stop. >> botchy, botchy, botchy. >> reporter: and, man, that cheering went on for minutes and minutes. i lost track. lots of standing ovations today, too. governor gavin newsom and many others recorded tributes for bruce bochy. guy antsz lost to the dodgers. they never really ca

she spoke to reporter cory james from our sister station in fresno about the accident and memories ofago seemed like two minutes as kelly dean talks about the devastating loss she suffered on a san francisco street. the raw emotions are still fresh from the crash involving a tesla that killed her husband while they were celebrating their third wedding anniversary. the car seemed to come out of nowhere, hitting ben as they crossed the street in the crosswalk. >> it's been really hard. you know, how do you -- how do you go on day-to-day life when your world has basically ended. >> ben died from his injuries and kelly was hospitalized for over a week. it was only when she was released that the harsh reality set in of living without the love of her life. >> he was my best friend. and i just don't have my friend anymore. >> kelly and ben together raised a blended family of four children. the two of them worked together at fresno county's department of social services, a job kelly says was fitting for her kind-hearted husband who lived his life to help people. >> he would help anybody he po

he brought this banner from fresno. >> he won three championships for us. we appreciate that. >> we love bochy. >> forget the church. newlyweds tied the knot outside oracle park before his last game. >> a lot of great memories here. when we met we came here. the weekend. >> as manager he leaves behind a treasured 25 year legacy in major league baseball and dodger fans have to give respect. >> the reason why we're here today. it's the last game of bochy. we respect him. the biggest rivalry in baseball. >> everyone hates good-byes. some things have to be said. >> thank you, enjoy your retirement. >> god bless him. but i wish he'd stay. >> enjoy yourself. and if you don't want to watch baseball, that's okay. >> after the game the cheering didn't stop. >> that cheering went on for a a very long time. lots of standing ovations. governor newsom and others recorded video tributes to bochy. his retirement ceremony lasted about 90 minutes and ended with the classic. i left my heart in san francisco. >> very fitting ending. >> here's a quick snapshot of his career. h

more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty.at this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed a long the play store, wrong circumstances. really all it is and given rights the right place to go in the right family made they flourish they really do. >>of the 2000 pets that were up for adoption at the the on any county fairgrounds about 1600 1603 found new homes and a couple 100 more adoptions are still being process almost all 2000 pets are up for adoption saw some new homes that was very touching. jason whether recap. >>though milestone win last night boston back and more coming up in bay area sports night, the state fair. >>and we're seeing a little bit of a sea breeze outside right now those winds are about to as always lots to talk about in the sports world tonight. carpenter jason do us join us now from the scent of bases bay area sports night guys. >>yeah, getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on now we just want to preface by saying thi

chp says the chickens came from pittman farms just outside of fresno i will be returned to them big animal services says the chickens that will be able to be salvaged will continue onto a slaughterhouse picked in san pablo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> chp does not believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash picked a white sedan was also hit and the drive was hit -- treated for minor injuries. >>> new at noon, federal authorities announce a medicaid fraud crackdown at the center of any home healthcare, the largest area home care provider and hospice care as well but the u.s. attorney alleges kickbacks were sent to some 28 individuals including doctors, nurses and two corporations, some in the form of cash payments for referrals and others in the form of luxury gifts. the money involved exceeded $8 million. >> doctors and healthcare professionals sold patients like commodities by placing a financial gauge over the well- being of patients. >> authorities say the lead defendant is ceo amanda singh. 12 individuals named in the indictment were taken into custody say and will appear in court

san jose looking to some very nice weather around the state you're going to see about 80 degrees in fresno 78 in los angeles, a very comfortable in the central valley, 78 degrees in sacramento, 81 in reading of 65 degrees in the monterey bay overnight lows going to be mainly in the 50's little bite in the air some places in the north they may actually sneak into the 40's and then by day tomorrow we've got some very comfortable weather you've got breezy conditions in the san francisco, some 60's and some low 70's. a plan and windier conditions lot of part of the day some 2030 mile an hour gusts up to the beach tomorrow afternoon, 65 degrees breezy in san bruno 65 degrees in millbrae 68 in san carlos, 70 in redwood city going to be mild there and mild in the south bay, plenty of 70's feel like fall now outside as we've got this cold front kind of sweeping on through not going to leave much behind except. you're going to feel those winds kick up in the afternoon 78 degrees in danville about 67 degrees in castro valley, 80 in walnut creek 74 in berkeley and 76 degrees in pittsburgh, 79 of the

we are not fresno. many of us do not have air conditioning. we are not physically adapted to the o buildings don't have great circulation that can trap the heat inside. for several hours. >>> the wreckage of the dive boat conception has been raised. from the waters off the channel islands. it took a while because the winds and weather conditions delayed them over the weekend. what is left of the boats should contain important clues as the investigation enters a new phase.>>> conception has been raised to the surface. and it is being prepared i a b it will then be transported to an undisclosed secure location. for further investigation. >>> the sheriff department said that the final missing victims remains were found by diapers yesterday at a nearby coal. all 34 people aboard have been identified using rapid dna analysis. many of them were from the bay area. federal investigators are now saying that all six crewmembers on board were sleeping at the time that fire broke out. that would be a violation of federal student safety regulations which r

would expect to round out a holiday weekend down in so cal. 104 in palm springs, 90 in l.a., 93 in fresno with mostly sunny conditions in tahoe. kumasi. >>> starting tomorrow b.a.r.t. will stop selling paper tickets at the powell street station. powell will become the third station systemwide that will only sell clipper cards. b.a.r.t. has clipper only at 19th street street in oakland and the embarcadero. you can still use paper b.a.r.t. tickets to enter and exit all stations. >>> dozens of people fill the streets of berkeley for duelling protests. abc 7 news was there as a larger group that billed itself as being against fascism and racism marched to the uc berkeley campus. they say this was in response to a smaller contingent that said they were marching against marxism. we spoke to the organizer of the no to marxism rally and a man who said he got into a debate with her. >> this isn't free speech going on. this is a communist hearing taking place. if you're pro american, you're likely to be attacked. >> my idea was to not only educate her and inform her, but help her realize why there

chase the other day as tay needed to take them on, running along the shoulder of highway 99 near fresnold sprint at about 30 miles an hour. officers eventually cornered the bird and animal services would capture it and it was not hurt. but they don't know whether they would escape from that nearby farm or possibly from a moving vehicle. but they are the second largest birds in the world and after ostriches. >> they're fast. >> i know, mission established. all ends well. >> it does. >> thanks for joining us tonight. sports wrap is coming up next. >> we'll see you later. >> good night. >>> changing the narrative of the season. raiders will run into a buzz saw and the better job next time. and how they did a day's worth of home in a single quarter. and a former raider, sort of. asserts his presence while several contending quarterbacks become notable absences. >> and there is the record. >> they make history in texas and why their post-season prospects are improving by the day. the go ahead, turn up the heat. okay,

on tuesday, a 12 year old boy was struck by a car and in july, a man from fresno was hit and killed near the hilton. >> we have seen -- the -- >> reporter: residents of the tender loin want action and say they are tired of crossing the street in fear. >> i've been living in the neighborhood for 7 years and i learn to be patient. you know, like really watch before i cross. because there have been so many times that i -- i was touched by a car. >> reporter: matt is the supervisor for district >>we're in a traffic emergency. >> reporter: he's proposing a plan to take vehicles off certain streets in the tender loin. he says it will help business. >> we don't want to use this neighborhood as a thoroughfare for people to zoom through. have fast-moving traffic, 40, 50 miles per hour -- >> reporter: among some of the other demands of that group, they want speed bumps. they say it will slow down traffic. they also want more time to cross the street. they want to extend each cross walk signal to 25 seconds. live in san francisco tonight, kpix 5. >>> pg&e announced today it has reached an agreement

pitman pharmacy out of fresno owns the birds. they'll be meeting at the animal control what to do with the healthy survivors. animal control will be suffering.g the birds that are >> we've never had anything like this. and this is really sad. we'll do what we can to salvage what we can and euthanize as quickly as possible the animals that aren't salvageable. >> we have reached out to pitman farms for comment. like i said, they're out of we're still waiting to hear back. the big rig was traveling on westbound 80 around 3:40 this morning when the driver hit the overpass and veered across traffic in the center divide. he hit a car, caught fire. the driver of the car wasn't hurt and the driver of the big rig was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. chp does not know what caused the driver to hit the overpass, but do not expect drugs or alcohol. you can see caltrans engineers were out here to inspect it and make sure that nothing severe was done to it. it checked out okay. and the issue right now is there's so much oil and g that

let's take a look at what's going on around the state in case you want to get out and about. 99 in fresno. sunny 109 in palm springs. 90 in san diego and los angeles. a few clouds around yosemite at 74. up around eureka of around 67. tahoe, 77 for a high, 35 and closer to normal tomorrow. bone dry air sunday. have a god time and be safe. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. developing news in the 2020 news for president. starbucks ceo howard schultz will not be running after all. he had been toying with the idea of running as an independent. he said not enough people today are willing to consider backing an independent candidate. he said the money they planned to commit to aptal candidate he said will be used in people and organizations to move beyond two-party gridlocks. >>> espn is reporting that the raiders are weighing their options on how long they'll suspend wide receiver antonio brown. >> he apparently threatened to punch gm mike mayock in the face. it stemmed from brown's instagram post displaying a letter that detailed $54,000 in fines. brown did not practice with the team yesterday. >> i'm

. >>> a family is fresno is is feeling lucky after a vaping pen charger nearly started a fire that couldave burned up their home. the local fire department is telling about the dangers of vaping pens. >> the lithium battery charger. >> it was their vape pen charger. north central fire inspector says it exploded. >> the batteries exploded and through an the ceiling. >> had it hit their bed, the outcome would have been much worse. >> then another hour, who knows what could have happened. >> she says this is just another example of how dangerous vape pens can be. >> it's more dangerous than we thought. we've had instances where these batteries have exploded. but it's just a reminder if you're going to have it, maybe put it out on the patio. >> batteries continue to explode. that's so scary. >> it is because you never know. >> yeah. >>> move on. consumer news, match.com, in some trouble tonight. it's been using tricky ads to entice subscriptions. >> the match group for using fake entrance ads to get people to sign up. trade commission says match.com for people with free accounts. but to see

right away those babies who need extra care also need some extra love of alley children's hospital in fresnoure that happens with their volunteer color program, kiersten mitchell explains. >>it's donna garcia's favorite day of her week. hand washing. she's ready to meet any this is and he was born early weighing just 2 and a half pounds per boe is about as big as she is the neck, you is her home for now until she put on enough weight to head home in u all that growing can be stressful for the little ones that's why the hospital relies on volunteer colors like donna to provide some comfort to you by mice turn. research shows human touch can have remarkable healing and developmental benefits i think with the breathing in my heart beat i think sometimes it comes in down, especially helpful in the nick, you when parents can't be there 24 7 nobody plans on being in the nicu that's what they always say this is an nobody's birth plan amy's mother shannon tell haney lives nearby and checks in on her baby daily, but feels for the parents with busy lives who aren't so fortunate that's why donna's ther

also in ukiah's in monterey and fresno, everyone is within a couple degrees of each other.ing to the mountains there will be some change in the weather, not so much today but going into the weekend much cooler today into sunday and by that i mean upper 60s could be in the forecast here the highside on sunday. very cool air filling in too much of the west already made it down into oregon and parts of idaho and montana were that is going to be a big time show for some of them. for as 10-30 degrees cooler in the cooling will continue today. going drizzle with weekend clouds. a mix of sun and clouds and also getting down to 5500 feet. 60's and 70s today. the temperatures have come so far down since wednesday, that is a big crash in those temperatures, no doubt about it. they will stay here for a while as we go into the weekend.>>> time is 4:54. teachers in yet another major school district planning to go on strike. in our next hour why chicago is the latest big city to face a teacher walkout. bay area home prices are going down. the reason behind the decline.>>> first, keeping

look at the sunshine and dry air with 82 in sacramento. 83 in fresno. los angeles 82. sunshine. 70 in monterey. 77 in san diego. finally out of the 100s, 99 today in palm springs. a sunny 70 in yosemite. no more snow in tahoe. we have video of that coming up. 65 there. a look at what will happen this week and freezing cold friday morning. 29. 64 in the afternoon. mid-30s to upper 60s for saturday and sunday. >>> mike, thank you, part of our commitment to building a better bay area is focusing on issues like housing. the city of richmond will draft an ordinance that could protect tenants from being displaced, the tenants opportunity to purchase. owners of rental units would be required to offer their tenants a chance to buy the facility before it'smoshed, sctinued or . the council will discuss at their meeting tonight. >>> bay area scientists believe we are on the verge of a cure for the common cold. dome at stanford and ucsf temporarily disable a specific protein inside our cells. they found when the protein is disabled it stops many common cold viruses and other disea

more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed along. >>and that gray that was ken wayne reporting now one of 2000 of to 2000 pads up for adoption more than 1600. actually found new homes and then we just have a couple 100 more adoptions that are still being processed so that is great news. all right, let's take a live look outside. >>sfo you no longer have to worry about those major construction and runway delays so that's a huge relief right, but it's always a great idea just to check with your carrier before you head over we're also going to check on your friday forecast and see how it's shaping up in the weekend too. so we'll have those details coming i'm leah. and that's me, long before i had moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritisn the ringleader. had a zest for life. flash forward: then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could m

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