forcing governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency.new information... coming up.e in the south bay after police say a woman attacked a grandmother and tried to kidnap a child.tonight that suspect is in custody..reacti on from the victim's neighbors..in a story that's new tonight at ten.(pam) and a string of robberies at a bart station... has commuters on edge.details on the frightening crime spree.. next in a live report.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. ((ken)) breaking news in northern california....the carr fire in shasta county is burning out of control.thanks for joining us... i'm ken wayne.((pam)) and i'm pam moore.cal- fire confirming tonight ... the fire has jumped the sacramento river.we're told dozens of homes have been destroyed. (ken)several neighborhoods are now under a mandatory evacuation order for several neighborhoods in redding.cal fire says that blaze tripled in size overnight to more than 28-thousand acres and is just 6 percent contained...down from 10 earlier today.(pam) people are being

governor jerry brown released this statement reading in part we extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and many colleagu colleagues who are mourning a sudden and tragic loss. >>> it turned deadly for two passengers. it happened near redwood road in alameda county. officers say the driver swerved the avoid a deer on the red and lost control. you can see there the red mazda flipped onto its roof before coming to a stop. there were five people, two women in the backseat, both died. one other person was taken to the hospital. officers say alcohol was not involved in the crash. >>> at least four dogs have been killed by a coyote terrorizing two east bay neighborhoods. it happened in backyards during the past month alone. >> nine-year-old lucy recovering after a coyote attacked her in her own backyard july 6th. he says he was in shock when he looked out the window and saw his jack russell terrier. >> i see a coyote with lucy in his mouth. >> it happened after they found their other jack russell terrier gone. five days later a neighbor confirmed their worst fears. >> a neighbo

there were more republican nominees on the court at that time, and you don't see jerry brown saying thathe court is anti-american or shredding the constitution. >> well, you might hear him say it today, because the court's very different than it was 43 years ago when he made those comments. that's when i came out of high school, and, quite frankly, i had the same vision of the court at that time. >> i want to move on, because you have been to iowa once and new hampshire three times. is the progressive candidacy the way back to the white house for democrats? >> well, how about the fight for the middle class? how about the fight for good stewardship of our planet? how about the fight to restore the vision of our constitution, that vision of opportunity for everyone no matter which side of the railroad tracks you come from? >> do you think the democratic party mainstream right now is insufficiently progressive? >> it is moving in the right direction towards the real fight for the success of thriving families. >> do you believe the president has a responsibility to bring the nation together

jerry brown (d) "this is big, it's important"the words of governor jerry brown as details of his online heard today...gov. jerry brown "now we have the real opportunity not only where people can learn, they can get a certificate, they can acquire skills that will enable them to earn more money, to advance and to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be."brown first proposed the idea in his state of the state speech in januryand today california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online. community college staff says it will take the rest of this year to come up with a comprehensive plan.. including mapping out an accreditation process.then, next year -- the plan calls for launching the school's their first three programs..and begin enrolling students during the á4th quarter of 2019.áthe first three certificates: medical coding, i-t support and a business managerial-type of program.eloy ortiz oakley, ca. community colleges chancellor these are the areas that we heard are in tremendous demand and the community colleges are best to step in." 14gov. j

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district, in order to keep families and low-income workers from being displaced. ( darya ) governor jerry brown his proposed online community college. brown first proposed the idea in his state of the state speech in janury. california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online yesterday. they say it will take the rest of the year to come up with a comprehensive plan. next year... the school's first three programs will be launched and students will be able to enroll at the end on 2019. ( darya ) the first three certificates offered by the school will be... medical coding... i-t support and a business managerial-type of program. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of the south bay... as fire damages a well known restaurant in los gatos. a kron4 reporter is headed to the scene. ( dary

esa lucha tiene un nuevo reconocimiento, Ño que viene el dÍhuta, el reconocimiento lo ha firmado jerry brown ella sigue trabajando. >> ahora sÍ estamos con nuevo jueves de unos mi migraciÓn, saludamos alma rosa muchas gracias. >> antes vamos con un asunto importante, ciudadanÍa y servicios de migraciÓubafectados? >> desafortunadamente toda solicitud que se ingrese, que son los perdones por presencia el gol, hasta solicitud de ciudadanÍa, ahora serÁn vigiladas mÁs, pero partir de septiembre 11, de 2018 van a implementar esta nueva regla, van a tener mÁs discreciÓn, si Último por falta de dinero no lo completa bien y le niegan la solicitud, va a tener que hacer todo el proceso nuevo, pagar las cuotas de nuevo y lo peor aÚn que pueden dar una orden para ir aÑos, asÍ que mi recomendaciÓn* evitar que le vayan a negar sin darla oportunidad de hacer los cambios, aÚn van a dar la oportunidad de hacer cambio, pero en la mayorÍa y gran parte no. >> alma roja pregunta en pantalla (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >> primero hay un nuevo formulario para el examen mÉdico y muchos doctores porque no son abogado

extra resources for them were deployed when governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency.t last count, 20 structures were destroyed, including several homes that were completely levelled. >> it was just total panic. everything is swirling around here. and it was crazy. we had about 20 minutes to go out. >> our hearts go out to those who lost their homes in this devastating fire. we know that this is a terribly difficult time for them. >> about 2,000 people were let back into their homes overnight. 600 are still under mandatory evacuation. >>> another fire now, this one burning near the oregon border has firefighters working around the clock. the deadly klamathon fire has more than doubled in size in just the past 30 hours. hundreds of homes are threatened as well as train tracks and parts of interstate 5. one person has been killed. the fire ignited on thursday. it has burned 22,000 acres and only 5% contained. more than 1,000 firefighters are on the job between california and oregon. one firefighter suffered significant burns. local firefighters are getting some much-need

governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for san diego county to help mobilize resources. >>> here in the bay area, crews are still at the scene of a fire that destroyed a favorite south bay earth eatery early this morning. the three alarm fire moved quickly to engulf by the bucket in santa clara. the restaurant was a staple of the community for nearly 60 years. here's a look at the aftermath this morning. you can see the roof partially collapsed. the restaurant had closed back in september of last year and was vacant when the fire was reported around 1:00 this morning. now crews will begin investigating the origin and the cause of that fire. >>> in thailand, now, officials are considering different rescue strategies to save the 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped inside a cave. there was a major setback earlier this week when a former navy s.e.a.l. died while working to try to rescue the boys. now help is on the way from the bay area. a local interpreter flew from sfo last night heading to thailand. she will be this tuesday to help bridge the language gap between dive

governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for the carr fire.at sparked on monday seemed to be in control - until last night when the fire tripled in size and became out of control.a scary situation as the blaze has now reached the city of redding - a city of 92-thousand people - all forced to evacuate.we have video of the moments the local t-v station k-r-c-r had to get off the air and out to safety. <"we've been here live and right now we are being evacuated. that's why we are kind of closing out right now. we are going to leave the station because it is now unsafe to be here..>( sara ) just this morning - the fire jumped the sacramento river forcing the city of shasta lake to evacuate leaving thousands of families displaced. more than two thousand firefighters from all over the state are working hard to contain this fire that continues to grow in size. as the sun rises - crews will have a better idea as to how much burned over night - we'll be covering this live all morning bringing you the latest details. back to you. ( terisa ) happening no

jerÓnimo fernÁndez, gracias por brindarnos esto detalles tan importante borja: el gobernador jerry brownmergencia en el condado de mariposa, tambiÉn en riverside mucha precauciÓn y a todos los residentes de esas zonas que estÉn muy pendientes a las informaciones. sasha: es una situaciÓn compleja y similar a la que se vive en california estÁn experimentando y les hemos informado en grecia. tienen que ver estas imÁgenes que dan cuenta de la magnitud ocasionada por estos fuegos que dejan 85 muertos. la parte costera es la mÁs golpeada. para el ministro de orden pÚblico hay serios indicios de que el incendio pudo ser causado de manera intencional . eso creo que despierta muchÍsima ira entre la poblaciÓn porque es injusto que estÉn viviendo una situaciÓn tan difÍcil y que alguien de alguna forma u otra haya obrado de esta manera. borja: viendo realmente la devastaciÓn que estÁ causando estos incendios en grecia en california. ya les informamos que habÍa un detenido, un detenido... por presuntamente haber iniciado uno de esos fuegos en california. cambiamos de tema, el gobierno no cumpliÓ con

el gobernador jerry brown declarÓ estado de emergencia debido a los incendios que arden en la entidaddo deotra cosa, los bomberos continÚan combatiendo un incendio muy cerca de la localidad de clayton. el siniestro ha consumido mÁs de 250 acres de vegetaciÓn, estÁ sofocado en un 60% y amenaza a mÁs de sin estructuras autoridades informaron que pese a este avance, siguen vigente las Órdenes de evacuación para las zonas de morgan territorio robado y clayton roura. pueden ver las direcciones de los centros de evacuaciÓn abiertos para las personas afectadas por el incendio.uno estÁ en clayton y el otro en un centro comunitario. pasamos al sur de la bahÍa, el incendio en san martÍn hasta el momento ha consumido 20 acres. estÁ sofocado en un 85% el siniestro se de desatÓ ayer por la tarde en la calle monterrey. las llamas calcinaron 16 vehÍculosy ganaron varias estructuras, dejando 21 personas desplazadas. el incendio ferguson cerca del parque nacional, continÚa ardiendo. 43.000 acres consumidos por las llamas y estÁ contenido en un 27%, amenaza a mÁs de 5003 y dos estructuras. las evacuaci

. >> now governor jerry brown and legislative leaders say they're forming this committee through the month. >>> a former bay area high school teacher and babysitter accused of molesting children will be in court today. the 28-year old was a teacher at the bentley high school in lafayette and a part time babysitter for children especially with special needs. he's facing several charges including lewd acts with children and possession of child pornography. he will be in court this morning for a preliminary hearing. the police have been questioning other possible victims and there may be more charges on the way. >>> the man accused o killing an 18-year old on a bart flat form in oakland appear before a judge and was charged with murder and attempted murder. henry lee reports prosecutors say they will be seeking the death penalty. >> relatives of the victims packed an oakland courtroom to get a glimpse of accused killer john cowwell. he spoke only once to con tirm he did not object to the case being delayed. he stabbed an 18-year old and her sister as they were getting off a bart train i

next on kron-4 news at eight: governor jerry brown declares states of emergencies as wildfires ravage a live report on what you should do.. if flames come racing towards your home.and license plate reading cameras...help police catch a car burglary suspect in the east bay.plus.... financial freefall.facebook loses more than 100 billion dollars in one day as privacy problems plague the social media giant. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consideration provided by -- >>> good morning, charlie. >> there's just something about "charlie's angels" that make men and women so happy. and it's so positive. >> yes, indeed. >> drew barrymore telling us she is all for the new big screen version of "charlie's angels." "e.t." confirmed today that the cast is set. kristen stewart, ellen namiska. and ellen scott. >> elizabeth banks directs and she's going play boss will i. >> female cha news -- moore. i'm pam moore. the news -- moore. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight ... hot, dry weather raising the danger of new fires like the one that d

among top democratic party activist who participated in a three-hour strategy session with governor jerry brown of california, presidential candidate jimmy carter. in 1984, the heritage foundation issued a report, quote, how moscow meddles in the west's elections, unquote. 1984. quote, last year the soviets tried to influence elections in west germany and britain, unquote. heritage reported. quote, this year, it is america's turn. for months, moscow's statements and actions have been aimed at defeating ronald reagan, unquote. methods included manipulation of the peace movement, threatening statements and direct appeals to voters including mass demonstrations. russian meddling was also german , the west chancellor commented, yet, one was used to this sort of thing, unquote. as far as i can tell the report exposing russian meddling eceived no news coverage. political scientists pointed out that they were focused on looking for exploitable differences in the camp and appealing over the heads of their government. u.s. media during this time had lots of exposure to americans to russians. talk to the

. >>> governor jerry brown has declared states of emergencies in mariposa where the ferguson fire isurning. it has charred more than 44,000 acres of land. it is only 27% contained. this is the one burning near yosemite. no flames in the park itself, but the fire has resulted in the closure of the park's valley floor at least until sunday. >>> happening today the man accused of stabbing 18-year-old nia wilson to death at oakland's macarthur bart station is scheduled to be back in court. 27-year-old john cowell is charged with first-degree murder and did not enter a plea on wednesday. today he is going to be arraigned on a parole violation that happens at 9:00 a.m. he's scheduled to answer a plea on the murder charge next month. >>> and the funeral for wilson will be held next friday at ax gospel church in oakland. it will be open to the public. >>> a 28-year-old woman is in custody for the hit-and-run death of a bicyclist in crocket. christopher bunag was killed after a driver hit him from behind on san pablo avenue. they received an anonymous phone call about the driver which led to

jerry brown. it is always fascinating when you also work with people -- shiems i'll talk to art students and do workshops with caricature and it is amazing how you don't always have to be so rendered in detail. presidential caricature in particular but it is true of probably all political figures can become a simple iconic thing. george bush or barack obama, coy draw six lines and people would go, well that is george bush or there is barack obama and you just -- once you've done the outline of the face and the ears with obama, even before you completed it, people could tell what you are drawing. so it is a mystical thing. it is -- our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute and it is one of the things that caricatures could use to their advantages. it takes a little effort to be nonpartisan when you are doing things for the coasters. my instinct and what i'm paid for at politico is to have a political opinion and express it strongly and same with ann and cal and we have to dial tha

in california governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency after one person died in a fire near the border of oregon. and in santa barbara county nearly 30 structures were destroyed after a fire broke out over the weekend be. among them, 13 homes. and making matters worse, triple digit temperatures with dry conditions and high winds fanning the flames. some relief from the stifling heat is expected this weekend. >>> we can only hope. nbc meteorologist bill karins joining us now. >> over the weekend we went into it watching beryl out in the atlantic and now we have chris. chris formed through the early morning hours yesterday and now it's up to a strong tropical it has a good cecoming it's mostly a wave and rip current threat. south southeast of cape hat t hatteras. they expect to be over hurricanes and then it takes it safely off the east coach. large waves and we'll have dangers at the beaches with the rip current and the swell. otherwise, it's a pretty quiet monday with very warm conditions etty much frompr c through the gulf coast. nice day in areas of the northeast. it is a

through the media, trying to persuade california governor jerry brown to keep adford locked up. >> he's looking to even up scores bore he dies. >> reporter: then a week after memorial day 2018 came this letter from governor brown. the evidence shows that he currently danger to society if released from prison. therefore, i reverse the decision to parole mr. bradford. >> when it came in it was a lot of sho relief.lso a lot of >> reporter: but john lewin? temporarily relieved, but still not satisfied. lewin is concerned that the ravernor's letter may not have enough impact onord's next parole hearing, which could be as soon as the summer of 2019. >> when you read the letter, the letter doesn't mention anything about me, it doesn't mhetion any of t family's concerns. so it makes me concerned that what's going to deppen is they him parole this time and then the next hearing, they let him out. i will fight tooth and nail to oppose. >> reporter: but for now bill bradfo lewin and bradford's children feel safer. and the mighty columbia rolls by a little cemetery where a woman who lovelife and he

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency here at the holiday fire and also further south where the west fire's burning east of san diego in alpine california. you can see homes engulfed in flames and homeowners returned to this, ashes and charred ruined. >> they're devastated. there's nothing left in some homes. >> reporter: and an incredibly close call for these firefighters in alpine. they scrambled to get up the hill with the flames just feet from their backs. they all made it out okay. east of los angeles rain fell on the valley fire in the san bernardino mountains. but the storm brought along erratic winds with flames coming dangerously close to homes. >> the heat was so tremendous it was just like almost burning me up because we were right there on the side of the road. >> the valley fire has the lowest containment. only 5% contained, has burned 1,000 acres. no homes lost at this point. the west fire east of san diego is more than 80% contained but has already destroyed 18 structures. kpix 5. >>> well, a big jump in destruction at the site of a deadly

jerry brown has declared a state of emergency after a growing wildfire to close california's border near oregon. really far up north. and flames jumped across i-5 in siskiyou county this afternoon. it broke out at 12:30. it's already burned 12,000 acres. highway patrol officers abandoned a roadblock as flames raced toward them. fire crews from marin county are headed there after battling fires close to home. redding and the fire area are full. firefighters believe their job may get harder battling the county fire as the weekend approaches and the forecast calls for hotter, dryer weather. this map gives you a comparison of how much area the county fire has burned near yolo and napa counties. on the left that is the fire area in red. that will cover from the northern tip of san francisco if it were here in the bay area all the way to belmont now on the peninsula. flames have now charred 88,000 acr acres or 137 square miles. it is 33% contained. 3,400 firefighters are on lines. >> a navy seal died in an overnight mission to save the boys who had been trapped in a cave almost two weeks now.

district, in order to keep families and low-income workers from being displaced. ( darya ) governor jerry brown in his state of the state speech in janury. california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online yesterday. they say it will take the rest of the year to come up with a comprehensive plan. next year... the school's first three programs will be launched and students will be able to enroll at the end on 2019. ( darya ) the first three certificates offered by the school will be... medical coding... i-t support and a business managerial-type of program. ( darya ) uber is under investigation. the ride- hailing service is accused of setting up a pay scale that discriminated against its women drivers. the equal employment opportunity commission started its investigation back in august. that was shortly before uber hir

yesterday governor jerry brown sent a letter to the white house asking for help and now federal funds will be available to fight the fires and help for the recovery of those impacted. >>> a grim discovery at an east bay b.a.r.t. station. a woman was found unresponsive and declared dead at the dublin station. nbc bay area is live in dublin with the details of this troubling investigation. >> reporter: she was found this morning right around here at the passenger pickup and drop-off area of the station, and right now investigators have not determined how she died. according to the b.a.r.t. spokesperson, the woman was found at about 5:30 this morning. the 26 year old had just been released from the santa rita jail about four hours earlier. the county medical examiner has not determined a cause of death, but did have a noticeable bump on her head. the b.a.r.t. spokesperson says detectives will be reviewing video to see if they can determine if she'd been assaulted anywhere on the b.a.r.t. property. they've reviewed video of cameras of officers interacting with her as she was released this

. >> reporter: when governor jerry brown was sworn into office in to 11, he repeated -- 2011, he repeated three principles. here is number two. >> no new taxes unless the people vote for them. >> reporter: but we do have new taxes and the people did not vote for them yet. >> as 27, nos 11. as 27, nos 11. the measure passes. >> reporter: the new gas tax was passed by the legislature with the support and signature of the governor. as of november 2017, it added $0.12 to the cost of each gallon of regular gas and $0.20 to diesel. roger dickinson, the director of -- the national director of transportation in california says the money is needed to fix our roads. >> we have a huge public safety problem right now in our state with roads that are in disrepair. >> reporter: in an effort led by republicans including gubernatorial candidate john cox has gathered enough signatures to allow the people to vote on this tax. this november's ballot will ask voters, do you want to repeal the tax? a kpix 5 survey u.s.a. poll of california voters showed 46% want to repeal the tax. 33% do not, and 22% are u un

. >>> governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. hundreds of miles to the south the cranston fire continues to threaten the town of idyllwild and several communities. i's the largest of five fires police believe were deliberately set. it's burned over 25,000 acres. >>> and it was 65 years ago today that the korean war ended. and earlier this morning a plane went to pick up what appear to be the remains of our u.s. soldiers killed in action. many are still missing, most believed to be in the north. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. many never received any closure on the whereabouts of their loved ones' remains, and this also marks the fulfillment of a promise from the singapore summit. president trump said kim jong-un would return the remains, and now it's happening. one by one, boxes wrapped in united nations flags off plane from south korea. in it, men killed in the korean war. it's a promise kim jong-un made to president during their singapore summit last month. >> i asked for it

a cal fire spokesperson says the carr fire is taking down anything in it's path.governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for the carr fire. take a look at a map of the carr fire...you can see just how close it is to the city of redding...as it tripled in size just hours ago. the city has a population of 92-thousand people, but we don't have an exact number of how many people have been forced to evacuate just yet. a scary situation for everyone who lives in the area even a local t-v station had to get off the air to evacuate to safety. <"we've been here live and right now we are being evacuated. that's why we are kind of closing out right now. we are going to leave the station because it is now unsafe to be here..>( sara ) just this morning - the fire jumped the sacramento river forcing the city of shasta lake to evacuate leaving thousands of families displaced. more than two thousand firefighters from all over the state are working hard to contain this fire that continues to grow in size. as the sun rises - crews will have a better idea as to how much burned over night -

governor jerry brown is proposing increasing taxes to pay for the upgrade.wants to play a fee on cell phones, land lines and other devices capable of contacting 911. the upgrades would make it digital allowing 911 dispatchers to receive not only calls but text and video. any tax increase would require the support of two-thirds of the members of the state legislature. >>> if you feel like you're spending more time waiting for the bus you're not alone. as we told you yesterday morning there have been long wait inanat explains why. >> such a log jam. buso and from work in san the francisco every day but says the past few months catching the bus has been tough. >> they're so packed like this right now where you just can't have the opportunity to get on. you have to wait sometimes three busses to come by. >> we have been working on this since about march. the number started to increase as far as operator unavailability. >> reporter: paul rose says the transportation agency has a shortage of bus drivers and they have 40p operator openings but struggling to train e

in california, governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency after one person died in a fire near the oregon border. and in santa barbara county, nearly 30 structures were destroyed aftereend. that includes 13 homes. making matters worst, dry conditions and strong winds are fanning the flames. some relief from the stifling heat is expected this week. >>> time may be running out for rescuers in japan, where record floods left at least 100 dead. heavy rain caused flash flooding and landslides. as a result, the government warned millions of residents to leave their homes. some areas rainfall dumped as much as four inches in an hour. japanese prime minister shinzo abe says authorities are working around the clock to pull those trapped to safety. thousands are still waiting to be rescued or are missing. >> that is here. >> good morning. we quickly went from the big story being the chrt off the co north carolina. 60 mile perou hurcane. the biggest problem is the rip currents, big waves, that's had weekend and that's going to bring a little rainfall to areas around puerto rico and b

mountains east of los hot temperatures erratic winds thehumidity all causi california governor jerry browneclared states of emergency both northern and southern california. >> ♪ today we should learn more concrete numbers on the amount am immigrantilies separated at the southern border who were reunited. thelaeadline midnist night. so far 1,820re child have been discharged. that incdes more than 1400 reunited with tir parents but hundreds of other families remain apart. the deadline was sety a deral judge back in june. in some cases parents are cause of their criminalication background. 378 children have been released to another sponsor, turned 18 or were reunited with their parents outside of ice >> let's get to another bombshell involving michael cohen. cohen set to tell special counsel robert mueller that then candidate donald trump knew ofppndroved of a meeting with russians back i 16.20were expected to offer up t on the democratic opponent hiary clinton t. nowhis contradicts past reports that the president did not know about the meeting. right now cohen and his attorney lanny davis ar

governor jerry brown signed it two years ago. it took effect two years ago. anyone who makes a homemade firearm is now required to apply for a unique serial number. >>> gun owners have until january 1st the apply for firearms they already own. >>> if you're among the thousands planning to run there are some changing according to the chronical. last year they cloeds northbound traffic for three hours. >> we continue to monitor the county fire including new video we that we got in overnight. >> we are live. a long battle ahead for crews. >>> new fallout over the clean up. scandal near the naval shipyard. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. good morning and thank you for joining us. >>> lights still on but probably not for long. the sun is coming up. >> thanks for joining us. man, there's hot weather ahead. >> we'll have to cool down before that hot weather kurns and our cool down comes in. let's start with a live look. we'll see mostly clear skies

this is also july 26, saying that maplewood dennis jerry brown us and was charred -- charged thursdayith illegally prescribing opioids. theclinic does business at skin laser rejuvenation center. the office complaint edges that the doctor issued multiple prescriptions of oxycodone and hydrocodone without medical purpose and failed to retain records as required by the controlled substance act. our program this morning will take a look at this from several perspectives, and take a look at the city of baltimore and expand it to the city of maryland. we will get a federal perspective and the perspective of first respondents on this, but we want to hear from you in the first half-hour. if you want to give us a call and give us your thoughts on it, (202) 748-8000 if you are impacted by the opioid crisis in any way. for all others. health care for the homeless in downtown baltimore will be where our guests are based this morning. we will hear them starting about 25 minutes from now. we will hear more from leadership and people who work there as well, taking a look at their perspective on thei

governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for the klamathon fire burning near the oregon borderill out of control, scorching 21,000 acres so far, one person was killed. and this fire east of los angeles forced 500 campers and residents to evacuate as flames closed in. >> as i was coming out, i felt the heat. the heat was so tremendous, it was just like almost burning me up because we were just right there on the side of the road. >> reporter: this is just one of many homes that burned in goleta. the governor declared a state of emergency here as well. firefighters are trying to put out hot spots today, just trying to get ahead of this fire before the wind picks up again. reena. >> ninan: carter evans in california. meteorologist craig setzer is keeping an eye on the weather in the west as well as developments off the carolinas. hi, craig. >> hi, yes. the problems in the west will continue as the heat wave continues. dry conditions, persistent drought and high pressure creating strong winds across the area, creating high red flag conditions or red flag warnings over many of the a

privacy act eighty three seventy five it passed unanimously to the state assembly and senate governor jerry brown signed it hours later and it goes into effect in two thousand and twenty the bill will enable californians the right to know what data is being collected to opt out of that collection and to hold companies liable for data breaches part. is what what what is on the ballot the same as what's going into effect i know there's a ballot initiative out there regarding privacy what's the distinction or the difference right so there so there is a difference between the two so according to the initiative. that voters actually had the right to sue for any type of violation however the bill that lawmakers recently crafted that limits lawsuits only two data breaches. and there's another massive nationwide data breach from exact this is that what's causing all the stir out there. exactly and that's what lawmakers that's what led lawmakers to craft this bill so it is believed to even be possibly bigger than equifax we still don't know exactly how big it is the exact number isn't yet known but the le

jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in mariposa county do to the fire. -- to -- due to theire. here is the fiber -- fire near highway 74. it grew to 11,500 acres. it is 3% contained. many were ordered to evacuate in the mountains. they have arrested a 32-year- old man on suspicion of starting the fire. >>> there is a lot of attention on twitter stock. twitter stocks are down. this comes a day after facebook posted its worse one-day loss ever. ktvu's melissa harrington is outside of twitter's headquarters to tell us why these companies are taking such a big head. good morning. >> reporter: both twitter and facebook have been trying to clean up their platforms by deleting fake accounts and spam accounts and other offensive content. there has been a decline in the number of active monthly users and revenue grows is lower than expected. facebook has been trying to move past the recent scandal involving users privacy before investors -- it all boils down to income versus expenses. >> it is investing seriously in his business in terms of best interest going forward. >> facebook h

it is a continuation of the trump versus jerry brown narrative we have seen so far on other issues. comes to the auto industry, while the auto industry would like some relief, they have stressed the administration not to go too far because alienating california long courtto a years fight. kevin: what is the governor's office saying? >> they have said they will fight. there is already a lawsuit to try to overturn the previous epa chief scott brooks determination that the rules need to be changed. that is still playing out. you can expect legal challenges from environmental groups. this is the beginning of a long process that will begin to the next year and quite possibly longer. shery: how long until the white house puts its weight behind this proposal? not spokent trump is a lot about these rules during his time in office. it was a major push he made in detroit that his administration would take a look at these rules, but we have not heard a lot since then. kevin: thank you for being here. i want to stick with what is going on in the energy sector because i talked to the house repub

jerry brown recently signed a bill banning local governments from passing soda taxes. soda taxes are bad and banning them is good. how it happen will disgust you. the american association represents soft drink company. they funded the ballot measure that would have put a restriction on all taxes asia cross california. they gave them what they really wanted. the ban on soda taxes. this is not about whether you like local taxes or not. it's about the right of local people in trying to make the decision. those rights were assaulted. let's be clear, not by the american beverage association asiaassociationbut those that hd things like that. people like this man, the ceo of coke james quincy who attacked american democracy in this disgraceful way. he's not the only one but the latest and most blatant example of the biggest take-over in america. over the decades corporate has built an access of elitism between big business and big government. in turn politicians built a by partisan consensus backing globalization and unlimited immigration. power shifted from local people and

today, governor jerry brown issued state of emergecies for lake, mendocino and napa counties due to the effects of the river, ranch and steele fires. this following an emergency proclamation issued for the carr fire in shasta county.. tonight we begin in napa county where the steele fire is has already burned 150 acres and is 10- percent contained. this is a map of where the fire is burning right now .. near lake berryessa, off arroyo grande drive and steele canyon road. (jr) we want to get straight to the video from this fire....ad lib (justine) the fire burning near redding,,, has killed 5 people, including two children. this is video from the sky, showing us the scope of the wildfires. the carr fire has burned almost 84-thousand acres. and has destroyed more than 500 structures. it continues to threaten homes and people. camila bernal spoke to evacuees and is in shasta county with a view of the damage. heidi bulbuk / evacuated: "get out of here as quick as we can!"documents, pictures and prized possessions. the bulbukfamily piled everything into a suitcase and walked away from their

jerry brown and other supporters say the $5 billion a year in revenue is needed to maintain roads and bridges. (vicki) still to come...san francisco's new mayor...fighting to keep struggling senior facilities open...what one resident there is now giving the mayor. (grant) and the late night, all caps tweet from president trump. he warns iran's leader...to back off. what else the white house is doing...and what prompted the stern message from mister trump. (vicki) and this takes bold to a whole new level! thieves methodically fill up bags...robbing bay area drug stores as people record them doing it... and you won't believe how frequently this happens! retail theft is on the uptick in san francisco... this is just one recent viewer video sent in to kron 4. and while luxury goods were once the focus, now it seems as if those stealing are going for lower end merchandise. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters in san francisco with more. police confirm retail theft is on the uptick in san francisco, specifically in parts of north beach, fisherman's wharf and union square... wh

california governor jerry brown signed a sweeping the data privacy law which allows consumers to opte sale of their personal information. they can have the data deleted and have a right to know what is being collected. big tex is not happy, but i assume you think this is a step in the right direction. matt: we think it is the first step but this bill does not go far enough. in the wake of the scandal, it is essential consumers have a robust set of laws that protect them and help them stop teacher abuses and help them address the abuse. not think it goes far enough to protect those rampant abuses of information, and not far enough to provide consumers with the right tools to address those harms. that is an adult shared across the injury -- industry. brad: that was emily chang speaking with a representative of the aclu. the king of the smart speaker market is the amazon echo. 47ording to the marketer, americans would use one once a month, putting amazon's market share at 67%. but that is expected to drop to 61% by 2020, but still almost double its biggest rival, google. and more and mo

late today, governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for that area. the west fire started this afternoon along i-eight near a heavily pop lighted area. evacuations were ordered but cal fire said the fire burned at a critical rate of speed. about one dozen homes have been destroyed. so far 400 acres have burned. as of tonight, the pirates just 5% contained.>> we have hotspot structures that are continuing to threaten the structures out here. we are keeping everything out to mitigate the hotspots that are within the perimeter. >> the west fire is one of three fires that broke out in san diego county today. temperatures were close to 110 degrees in some parts. fire officials say the cost is under investigation. >>> another wildfires burning near the oregon border. one person has died. >> at least 40 structures have burned. it has scorched 9600 acres near -- officials had to shut down parts of i-five this morning. to keep the fire burning into organ. mandatin effect battling a fire near plymouth. people have been ordered to leave. the fire broke out at ab

jerry brown and the democrats, are losing people left and right. they are leaving that state because of high taxes and high crime. god bless america, gentlemen. america?ll, god bless i think there are some interesting points there. in the folks i have been talking with, certainly yes, unemployment is down, business is booming, there is no debating that. this is something that has been growing for several years now. i have not spoken to anyone directly who has said this tax bill and certain policy has pushed this forward. it seems to me more of a trend that has gone on. if that is the case for certain folks that have benefited, that is great. the talk i am hearing is that this has been a long time coming , that again, we are in the midst of the second longest economic recovery this country are at, -- has seen, we a place for construction should and is booming. kevin from pittsburgh. you work in construction. good morning. kevin, are you there? caller: hello? host: we can hear you. good morning, what is your question? say -- i was wanting to good mor

. >>> governor jerry brown proposed a plan that would dra mattly soften the standard that makes you tillties like pg&e liable. it backs away from california's current legal standard that generally holds utilities liable for the cost of wildfires started by power lines or trans formers. the new proposal would apply to fires started after january 31st. >>> you are being asked to voluntarily conserve energy again today as soaring temperatures across the state drain the power grid. a staid wide plex alert from 5:00 to 9:00 in an effort to reduce the strain on the grid during times of peak power use. the agency is asking everyone to hold off on using major amriens like dishwashers and ovens until later in the evening. >>> a teenager from hayward who was reported missing yesterday afternoon is now safe after a statewide amber alert. the alameda county sheriff's office says the 16-year old called her grandmother about 2:00 and said she was being kidnapped. her family connected authorities and issued the amber alert. investigators say she apparently knows the man accused of abducting her. >> her fam

. >>> governor jerry brown signed legislation intended to protect your internet privacy. ktvu's ann rubin tells us the law is supposed to regulate how businesses collect and sell a person's data. >>> when it comes to our online privacy california just passed the strictest law in the country, giving consumers more control over their own data. >> it is appropriate california should be the leader since we are the leader when it comes to taking away privacy. >> reporter: transparency, letting people know who is accessing information and why. he says that may raise a red flag. >> whcollect about you, i am not sure that should be something people pay their way out of. >> reporter: still consumers say they are glad some action is being taken and hope other states will follow. >> when we put stuff on the internet, it is in the public but who uses it should be checked in with us. >> i am not part of the generation that puts everything on the internet. there is a lot of information out there. it is good we are setting the line on where it goes and what we have access to because thi

(grant) governor jerry brown is looking to soften the standard that makes utility companies financially liable when their equipment causes wildfires. today brown sent lawmakers legislation that would allow judges decide how much utilities should pay. currently utilities are held entirely liable for wildfire costs triggered by their power lines, transformers or other infrastructure. but critics say changing liability would raise insurance premiums and remove incentives for utilities to do everything they can do prevent fires.( pam outside tonight (grant ) lawrence has (grant )lawrence has the forecast.. lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny away from the coast with hot temperatures in the valleys in the 90s. at the coast there was patchy fog with highs in the 60s. more thunderstorms can be seen on doppler radar over the sierra. on the satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure building over the west coast. it will send temperatures in the central valley in the 100s. around the bay area we will see temperatures climb into the upper 90s to low 100s the coast the hot weather

. >>> governor jerry brown proposed a plan that would soften the standard that makes utility like pg&e financially liable when their equipment causes wildfires. it backs away from california's current legal standard that holds utilities liable for the cost of wildfires started by power lines or trans formers. the proposal would be for fires started after january 31st of this year. >>> you're being asked to conserve energy today as soaring temperatures drain the power grid. the agency is asking everyone to hold off on using major amriens like dishwashers and washing machines and ovens until later in the evening. >>> would you believe only one mega millions lottery ticket was sold with the winning numbers for last night's $522 million jackpot and that ticket was sold in san jose. someone bought it right here at ernie's liquor store. they people started flocking to the store. >> it's all excitement here. that's all i see now because a lot of people are flooding in because they heard the news from the internet or the tv channel or radio. >> they were supposed to close at 11:00 last night