. >> reporter: it is opening day for the san joaquin asparagus festival.he event is promoted by tony noceti. the same promoter bringing the gilroy vessel to the san joaquin fairgrounds in stockton. >> it is important to keep it going for the primaries and the community. >> you cannot take the gilroy farming festival away from gilroy. it is a little bit irresponsible for them to use our latest for themselves. >> reporter: one of the founders of the gilroy garlic festival says moving the festival is more like a hospital hostile takeover. >> the city, my family or my company. >> reporter: noceti says he has passed i have called anybody involved i could find. no response from the christopher family. left a message there. been calling the boanswering there. >> reporter: in april, the gilroy garlic festival announcement event would be canceled for the for siebel future. the noceti family is adamant they are not stealing anything. only saving of 11 tradition. >> they said they are done. i don't know how you still can. >> reporter: the san joaquin county fairgroun

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i think i'm more useful for joaquin being alive than dead. i think that patricia enjoys being a mother of joaquin and representing him in every single event that we go. it takes time. the pain stays. but it will make you do good things and become part of a solution eventually. >> manuel oliver, thank you very much. we're showing pictures of joaquin and we'll do it every time you come on. keep his memory alive. thank you for what you do. we appreciate it. >> thank you, jim. it was a pleasure. >>> all right. coming up a cnn exclusive with doctors and nurses in the texas trauma unit that treated young victims of this week's shooting. >> after a while you start realizing more aren't coming and you start realizing why and then the weight of that sets in and it stays with you for the rest of the day and all the days after. that's why we build technology that helps everyone come to the tatable and do more incredible thingng. ♪ ♪ right now, we're all feelin' a little strapped. but weekends are still all about grilling. and walmart always keeps prices

duda sabe el dolor de perder a un hijo vÍctima las armas es la seÑora patricia oliver, la madre de joaquÍnrido invitarlos en un dÍa tan importante como patricia, gracias por esta con nosotros. supongo que el dÍa de ayer fue un dÍa muy duro, donde las heridas se abren al recordar lo que pasÓ en el 2018, donde tu hijo perdiÓ la vida. ¿quÉ se te pasÓ por la cabeza cuando te enteraste de esta nueva balacera? >> esa herida no se ha cerrado, y esa herida no se volviÓ a abrir el dÍa de ayer. esa herida ha estado constantemente abierta, porque el dolor nunca se va. ademÁs, tenemos la desgracia de continuamente ser recordados de que esto puede seguir sucediendo. lo de ayer lamentablemente se suma a la cantidad de tiroteos que hemos estado viendo durante este aÑo, para quedarnos bien precisos en el tiempo, que son bastante. hemos batido rÉcord. me siento muy mal, porque sÉ lo que se pasa, sÉ lo que van a entrar en esa etapa, sÉ lo que van a estar viviendo, sÉ que todas estas familias que perdieron sus hijos, que perdieron a sus amigos, estarÁn destrozadas. su vida cambiÓ, como cambiaron las familias

. >> reporter: it is opening day for the san joaquin asparagus festival.nt is promoted by toning the city, the same promoter bringing the former gilroy garlic festival to the san joaquin fairgrounds in stockton. >> it is important to keep it going for the farmers and the community. >> reporter: many gilroy locals are asking, which community. >> you can't take it away from gilroy. it is a little bit irresponsible for them to use our legacy for themselves. >> reporter: one of the founders of the gilroy garlic festival. he says moving the festival feels more like a hostile takeover. >> they haven't reached out to anyone at the association, my family, or my company. >> i have called everybody involved i could find. giving no response from their family. left a message there. i have been calling the office but nobody has answered there. >> reporter: the festival announced the event would be canceled for the foreseeable future. thermosetting family is adamant they are not stealing anything. >> they say they are done. i don't know how you still something that they

. >> reporter: it's opening day for the san joaquin asparagus festival. >> this is good!is promoted by tony nosetti, the same promoter bringing the former gilroy garlic festival to the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton. >> it's important to keep it going for the farmers and community. >> reporter: many gilroy locals are asking which community? >> you can't take the gilroy garlic festival away from gilroy. it's irresponsible to use our legacy to promote themselves. >> i his grandfather is one of the founders and that moving the festival feels like a hostile takeover. >> they haven't reached out to anyone from the gilroy garlic festival association, the city, my family or company. >> reporter: he said, that he has. >> i have called everybody involved that i can find getting no response from the family. left a message there. been calling the office. nobody is answering there. >> reporter: in april, the garlic festival announced the event would be canceled for the foreseeable future. they're adamant they're not stealing anything but only saving a beloved tradition. >

as joaquin's father. >> i mean, peterson just said.l side of connection between a mom and the kid. it's, we can't beat that. you will find what to do later on. no rush. no immediate decisions. the process will take some time. and you will find reasons to keep believing and do things. >> you have been in the position before, both of you, in speaking with the president. getting a visit from the president of the united states after an unspeakable tragedy like this one. can you take us inside a conversation like this one. what is it that the president said to you in your time of grief? >> while, in my time, the president was donald trump. in a week after speaking to us, which i refused to go, he had already spoke to the nra leaders. so it was very hypocritical from him to pretend to be on both sides. this time we have a president that we trust and least we did, he promise change. now we see a little bit of the same problem. i wonder if he's going to take a break this weekend because a memorial day. or instead of that, he will prioritize th

will speak with nicole golden of texas gun sense, michael spies, and with manny oliver, father of joaquin, one of 17 students killed in the 2018 massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >> this is not only an issue that happened in a parkland, right now while we are talking, there's another shooter planning to do this -- actually, maybe right now someone just died because of it. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. 19 children and two teachers were shot dead at an elementary school in texas in the city of alde on tuesday. the attack on the robb elementary school was carried out by an 18-year-old who attended uvalde high school. families have begun sharing the names of some of the victims. they include nine-year-old uziyah garcia. nine-year-old amerie jo garza. 10-year-old jose flores. 10-year-old xavier lopez. 10-year-old annabell guadalupe rodriguez. and two fourth grade teachers, eva mireles and irma garcia. robb elementary school is a school with about 600 students in jus

cofounder of change the ref, and father of joaquin oliver. emmanuel, thank you so much for making time to be with us tonight. i can only imagine how difficult of a day this is. it's a painful reminder of the tragedy that your own family and your own community had to live through back in 2018, when your son was killed. can you talk to us a little bit about what you're feeling, how your feeling, and what's going on through your mind? >> it's been a long day. my emotions are mixed. i'm mostly mad. i'm very frustrated. a lack of leadership is what i feel is happening. i am not surprised i. don't think anybody surprise after this. they're missing the point. we became used to this situation. i will do tomorrow what i did yesterday. along with my wife, per to, try to prevent this from happening. we have not done enough, after we see these things. i have to convince myself that i have to do a better job. for joaquin, for the 19 kids that lost their lives today and for every single victim. >> i was struck by something that you said earlier, in reactio

son los condados hacia el interior, sacramento, san joaquín, parte de solano también, en el Área de laientos continúa a partir de esta noche y mañana hasta las 8:00 de la noche en gran parte de la región. hay que tener mucho cuidado con generar alguna chispa o tienen algún tipo de cigarro, o algún tipo de basura que puede generar incendio que sea difícil de controlar. los vientos se encuentran actualmente a 24 millas por hora hacia el interior, pero se espera que mañana continúen subiendo los vientos entre las 30 millas por hora, es el las 30 millas por hora, es el caso de las 5:30 de la tarde de mañana martes donde alcanzarían de 33 a 22 y 26 millas por hora, viento seco, un valor de humedad entre 5 12 por ciento, por lo tanto mucho cuidado con los posibles incendios que se puedan presentar en la región >> las temperaturas se mantienen estables, subirán un poco a partir de mañana. en la noche se mantiene despejado. saludos en san josé, 55 grados a la medianoche, y a las 6:00 de la mañana temperaturas en los 50. seguiremos hablando de este pronóstico, de este inicio de semana al volver

he's planning to hold it august 13 and 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds.y garlic festival called off this year's event citing financial challenges but it says stockton isn't the successor of their event. the promoter told abc 7 he tried to reach the gilroy organizers but they didn't call back. >> i have open arms, inviting everybody that was involved with the gilroy garlic festival. i want all their vendors and community support. let's work together to make this thing a great event again. >> he says he's planning to eventually bring the festival back to our area but he couldn't say where. his wildfire preparedness week and state leaders are urging californians to prepare for a challenging wildfire. the time to start is now. >> have a plan. have supplies like food, water, and emergency backup power. now in practice if i q8 and routes. >> this data spending billions to decrease the risk of wildfires but they say they will need the public's support. calfire says it's already seeing wildfire activity across the state. now to reading were a couple returned home

he's planning to hold it august 13 and 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds.roy garlic festival called off this year's event citing financial challenges but it says stockton isn't the successor of their event. the promoter told abc 7 he tried to reach the gilroy organizers but they didn't call back. >> i have open arms, inviting everybody that was involved with the gilroy garlic festival. i want all their vendors and community support. let's work together to make this thing a great event again. >> he says he's planning to eventually bring the festival back to our area but he couldn't say where. his wildfire preparedness week and state leaders are urging californians to prepare for a challenging wildfire. the time to start is now. >> have a plan. have supplies like food, water, and emergency backup power. now in practice if i q8 and routes. >> this data spending billions to decrease the risk of wildfires but they say they will need the public's support. calfire says it's already seeing wildfire activity across the state. now to reading were a couple returned ho

a san joaquin county asparagus event organizer announced his group was stepping into takeover but testable. and fresno is getting in on the veggie events. our reporter explains it all and has new details. reporter: social media husband spiraling since sunday when this facebook post went out. a mention of the gilroy garlic festival not returning and it's traditional format and the organizers behind the san joaquin asparagus festival would be hosting the garlic festival teasing more details to become. >> it will still be a garlic festival. reporter: tony is the president and ceo of the asparagus festival in stockton and he says and official announcement on his car lick event will come thursday maintaining he has never claimed the festival would be affiliated with gilroy. >> they announced they were done. i am just trying to keep it going for the nonprofits and the agriculture and the people. reporter: in late april and after more than 40 years the gilroy testable association announced financial challenges had forced organizers to reimagine the tradition for me 22 and the future. the scrawlin

a san joaquin county asparagus event organizer announced his group was stepping into takeover but testable officials in gilroy are saying that is not the case. and fresno is getting in on the veggie events. our reporter explains it all and has new details. reporter: social media husband spiraling since sunday when this facebook post went out. a mention of the gilroy garlic festival not returning and it's traditional format and the organizers behind the san joaquin asparagus festival would be hosting the garlic festival teasing more details to become. >> it will still be a garlic festival. reporter: tony is the president and ceo of the asparagus festival in stockton and he says and official announcement on his car lick event will come thursday maintaining he has never claimed the festival would be affiliated with gilroy. >> they announced they were done. i am just trying to keep it going for the nonprofits and the agriculture and the people. reporter: in late april and after more than 40 years the gilroy testable association announced financial challenges had forced organizers to reimagine

joining me now, congressman joaquin, castro, a democrat fr texas. i was in el paso.sual to some degree in the next day, there was another shooting in dayton. then went to dayton right afterwards and there was a brief moment there where you had one or two republican congressmen, including mike turner in the case of dayton because his daughter was nearby that shooting, who were making public statements about saying, well, now may be the time. have you had any conversations with republican lawmakers in the last 12 hours or so saying something similar, that, well, this may change my mind? >> i haven't yet. hopefully i will have those conversations at some point, but you played a clip by greg abbott and mentioned the el paso massacre in 2019. after el paso, greg abbott promised to do something to make it harder for these kinds of mass murders to happen again, and instead of doing anything to make it harder, he made it easier for people to live in danger, basically, for people to get guns, but no permit, no training, nothing. and so he's actually made this situation more d

and san joaquin county is welcoming back a popular event this weekend.the asparagus festival will be under way. it is celebrating all things. a spare guests at the san joaquin county fairgrounds reporter eat on wallace. check that out. from fried asparagus to asparagus margarita machines. to the plain old asparagus, the san joaquin county fairgrounds transformed into everything asparagus today for the annual asparagus festival. a festival that has not taken place here since 2019. >> given an ice bath in small vegetable shortening and season it up and she's it up and it is ready to go. breakfast champions to lee lindberg, aka the aspera boss. chef was busy all day revving up those priors. >> the secret ingredient, she says equal parts garlic and say with me pixie dust as for how it tasted like the verdict is from julie did a great job. this is fantastic. everybody. wrong or deep, right? asparagus or not, your thing, don't sweat it because there's so much here for you, including. >> asparagus ice cream. organizers say they take the most pride in knowing al

congressman joaquin castro. thank you. i'm joined by the former chief of detroit police as well as detroit public school and the former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi. i am going to start with you, frank, just for a moment to talk about the ways in which you would back into investigating an incident like this in which the shooter is dead. how do you even begin to fill out how and why someone could kill their own grandmother and then go, you know, mow down more than a dozen little kids. i don't know how you get in the mind of somebody when would do this, but how would you investigate this crime? >> sadly we have too many sim layer shootings. we need to look at the shooter's life including mental history, physical health history, interactions with classmates, teachers, counselors. extensive amounts of interslews andries search history and ratings. they almost had all present, and i always use these traj you can moments to remind viewers that we're got to take responsibility which we can do which is und

se mantienen alertas de viento pero más al interior a sacramento y en el condado de san joaquín, se mantendráada entre 10 y 15 millas por hora. temperaturas en las próximas horas vemos un pequeño descenso. aún así sigue el calor y vemos un paso entre 10 y 20 grados a mañana a partir de las siete de la mañana en santa rosa con 57 grados y hacia el interior con 77 grados a eso de las 2.30. los próximos dias veremos días un poco nublado y sábado y a partir de domingo y lunes a lo largo de la costa desde san francisco a monterrey los próximos días para el día de mañana y mire nada más temperaturas más frescas el fin de semana y entonces días un poco más frescos en la región. regreso con ustedes >> llega a estados unidos otro cargamento de fórmula para bebé para hacer frente a la crisis >> los giant necesitaban una inspiración. les cuento qué banda le dio buena suerte interpretar el himno de estados unidos. >> ♪ [música] ♪ uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan

de humedad y por lo tanto se lanza el banderín especialmente para los condados de sacramento, san joaquínmucho cuidado con los incendios el panorama es para casi la costa oeste del país debido a este sistema y todo esto es generado porel fenómeno de la línea de condiciones secas en lo que es el sur oeste del país. vamos a seguir hablando de esto importante de las recomendaciones que hay que hacer >>> muchas gracias saben que cada 18 de mayo de 1900 se celebra el día del museo. para aprender de arte, cultura e incitó un museo y nos habla de estas exhibiciones que hay >>> desde una pintura como una obra de arte, y hasta un video es parte de la evolución del museo como del artista (nombre extranjero) económica de la cancha de fútbol una meta y balones sobra conectan diaria de esta exhibición que puedes disfrutar gratis en el día internacional de los museos >>> fue incrementada el consejo de boxeo está sumamente orgulloso de ser parte de esta celebración donde podemos destacar y compartir con la comunidad como podemos aportar a la comunidad como nos hacen crecer como institución >>> para la v

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los estados méxico utah colorado nevada california vemos como sacramento solano para nosotros san joaquínaturas que se mantienen en los 90 grados al interior así que cucuidado con los incendios, napa 90 grados san josé incendio en los 80 los vientos se quedarán al viernes por la noche fin de semana cálido seco seguiremos hablando del pronóstico al regresar >> las autoridades revelan que el 11 de marzo encontraron lo que parecía eran restos humanos en boulevard finalmente confirmaron que eran restos de haeden de 22 años el caso se maneja como homicidio por si tiene información compártala a la brevedad en los Ángeles la policía encontró a una persona fallecida esta mañana en la autopista 5 cerca del boulevard se presume que murió al ser arrollada por los un vehículos >> detienen a un hombre en san josé en zona montañoza por disparar se confirmó que era arma fantasma estos artefactos están bajo lupa porque son usados para cometer crímenes no tiene número de serie encuentran más de 19 docenas de cerverza y marihuana que vendía a menores violó restricciones en libertad condicional porque le ha

. >>> joining me now joaquin castro. thank you for being with us. as you know the president is meeting with the families of the victims today. you were in uvalde yesterday. i know you met with some of them. what did you hear from them? >> jim, obviously just unimaginable pain and grief and suffering and a few things. first they want to find out why it took law enforcement so long, by some estimates, over an hour to take out the shooter. and i don't think we've seen that in any other situation like this, perhaps ever, where it took law enforcement that long and they're wondering why their kids and why uvalde, texas. also, they're concerned about their kids who still have to go back to school next year. they don't want to go back to robb elementary. they want the state and the federal government to work together to make sure that they can go to a different school, a new school. so i hope that president biden and governor abbott will work together with the legislature and the congress to make that happen. and just, you know, just an incredible sufferin

un aviso de bandera roja y tambiÉn advertencia por calor para condados vecinos de sacramento, san joaquÍnlidad del aire asÍ planificar con tiempo que estarÁ seco >> el jueves aumentarÁ la nubosidad y las temperaturas descenderÁ. hasta aquÍ el tiempo. ahÍ un grupo de niÑas exploradoras con la ayuda de un experto colocaron cajas diseÑadas para que las abejas crean sus propiass colmenas y ayudar a las plantas que dependen del polen. >> tiempo de hablar de la pandemia >>> vamos en la mitad del covid-19 >>> especialmente. >> quÉ dicen? >>> temen encontrar empleados que sea mÁs difÍcil la situaciÓn nos explica libertad >>> porque algunos de estos negocios llevan meses trabajando con menos de la mido del personal. >> estamos corto s >> ocupamos >>> una realidad que no solamente enfrenta ella >>> la alianza dice que casi todos los restaurantes estÁn pasando por lo mismo >>> estÁ trabajando muchÍsimo y ya quieren un descanso >>> serÁ parte del gobierno gracias a los federales el estado >>> que estÁn ayudando >>> ayudando a las familias con dinero >>> en estados unidos se llegÓ a una siniestra cifr

. >> joining us now is congressman joaquin castro, who represents the 20th congressional district of texas, a neighboring community to uvalde, texas. representative castro, we have heard once again from the two republican senators, those representing your state of texas, that they are in favor of absolutely nothing by way of regulation of any kind of controls of guns and ammunition, anything that could involve restricting the access to assault weapons by the kind of person who walked into that school today that killed those purple. yeah, that's right, lawrence. it shocks the conscience that lawmakers who have a chance to do something, could change the situation, to improve things, was a binder nothing. and, you know, the american people have made up their mind about what they want. yet 89% of americans, so a large slot of democrats and republicans lose support something like universal background checks. we support closing the loopholes. the gun reform measures, overwhelming support for these things. it is the members of the united states senate, the republicans, and of course, republ

let's discuss with democratic congresswoman joaquin castro of texas.do you put into those words from the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell? >> well, i hope it's real. i hope it's more than just talk, that there will be some action. republicans in the past have hardly ever come forward and said this is affirmatively what we want to do to improve the situation, to make it harder for people to get a gun and go kill and mow down a lot of people very quickly. >> we have heard republicans here in washington and congress as well as in texas where you are say their focused on mental health, not guns right now, despite in gunman having no documented mental health issues. so what does a compromise response actually look like? >> well, you're right. i think that oftentimes we get in this debate about whether it's only a mental health issue or only a gun issue, and the fact is we can work on all of those things. we can work on mental health issues. w we can work on anti-bullying campaigns. it also involves making sure we limit the kind of guns that people can

. >> aparecen los hijos de la hora preso joaquín el chapo guzmán junto a otros miembros del cártel deridades hoy afectan en estados fronterizos. >> todas las armas >> el detective del departamento antidrogas reitera que la mayor parte de los estupefacientes que son incautados provienen de grupos electivos de méxico >> mismos que hoy comienzan a apoderarse >> hay muchos grupos >> ojos abiertos con la siguiente información. encontraron este cachorro que se perdió nueva york el pasado 20 de abril. se llama bailly y lo que más sorprendió a su dueño y entrenadora es que no encontraron en otro estado en nueva jersey. se presume que el perrito recorrió dos túneles para vehículos y una playa con una verdadera aventura canina. bailly está en un hospital. >> con el verano será más común el avistamiento de serpientes. texas ejemplo. un residente abrió su caja de herramientas y no son obvio uno de estos reptiles también recibió una mordida. >> agregaron que este tipo de eventos serán más recurrentes de que las serpientes comenzarán a despertar de la impregnación unto >> viernes 13 una fecha que m

direcciÓn directa >>> espero que estas medidas favorezcan al pueblo >>> nos vamos a ir a otras cosas joaquÍn en medio de este proceso pero su antiguo cartel sigue operando le atribuyen un narco tÚnel entre tijuana y san diego tiene el tamaÑo de 5 canchas de fÚtbol americano. >> issa osorio con las imÁgenes >>> nadie imaginaria que en la casa azul detrÁs hubiera un narco tÚnel. >> en donde los Últimos aÑos se han descubierto una decena. >> sÉ que por aquÍ estÁ bien caliente el asunto >>> pero pues nunca me imaginÉ que tan cerca de mi casa porque yo vivo aquÍ >>> aseguran que solamente en los Últimos dÍas llegaron a ver algunos movimientos sospechosos. >> un seÑor que entraba y salÍa. >> el narco tÚnel tenÍa una ngitud de 1744 pies equivalente a 5 canchas de fÚtbol americano y similar a un edificio de 6 pisos >>> su construcciÓn permitÍa el paso de grandes cantidades de drogas entre mÉxico y estados unidos las autoridades lo adjudican al cartel de sinaloa dentro del tÚnel encontraron casi 2.000 libras de cocaÍna y droga sintÉtica. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> los narco tÚneles son estructuras

de controlar, y están las advertencias por lo menos hacia el interior los cuando sangramiento, san joaquín pronóstico mañana miércoles caluroso chen sesgado para san josé de jueves a viernes pasa este frente trae vientos aunque las temperaturasse mantienen entre los 81° vienen con poca humedad nuevamente el fin de semana y aumentan temperaturas en los 85 ya de esta temporada en las costas también el panorama se va a mantener con vientos a partir del día jueves y viernes sábado y domingo cercana a los 70 para san francisco vamos a seguir hablando de estas primeras temperaturas cálidas en nuestra región >>> gracias villano, por primera vez en la historia la copa mundial de fútbol se va a realizar en qatar y los aficionados que asistan van a vivir una experiencia cultural única específicamente en qatar con una población de 2.8 millones de habitantes de xilema principal alejandro navarro nos muestra un poco de las costumbres, cultura y la religión del país anfitrión veamos >>> hay lugares que poseen un encanto único con sonidos y hospitalidad gran parte de este pequeño gran paraíso cubierto de

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has been revived a week after organizers announced its cancellation thanks to the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival. who know? he took the social media to announce they will host the annual event. and more information is expected to be announced soon. >>> all birds eventually have to leave the nest, but not like this on catalina island. and eagle accidentally knocked and eagle it from its nest while taking flight and the baby chick tumbled down the cliff side and became stranded and the whole thing was caught on the nest camera setting off and elaborate rescue operation and they scaled the bluff around catalina island and rappelled down to the eaglet and the baby was then carefully placed in a bag and safely returned to its nest. the rescuers then went a step further reinforcing the nest and used twigs as guardrails and they hope that the next time this baby bird flies the coop that it will be by choice. let's go to live look at the chase center with the warriors watch party fans happy after the team beat the grizzlies. did you see it? are photojournalist shows us the sights and

that's all thanks to the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival who announced they'd host the upcomingevent. more information is expected to be announced soon. >>> and some doctors in canada are prescribing patients park passes. the passes grant them free admission to 80 sites including national parks and historic places throughout canada. >>> let's see what's happening outside in the bay area right now. live look now at, i believe this is san jose. brian has the forecast. black mountain right now. it's made its way over there. >> yeah, i don't think it's san jose. >> yeah, it's not, i changed it! >> we have a look right now at -- >> not san jose. i think it's san francisco. >> it is! a look at sutro tower. there is sutro right there. been broadcasting from that tower since 1974. concord 58, oakland 53, livermore 52, and 52 in san francisco, 55 san jose. tomorrow windy and cooler. temperatures will drop, winds will pick up. we'll have pretty gusty winds along the shoreline. monday afternoon, 47 miles per hour gusts, and all through the bay we have pretty good westerly winds. as a resul

podrÍa hacerse por algunos condados vecinos el director general de la fiesta del espÁrrago de san joaquÍnajo anunciaron la cancelaciÓn citando la pandemia y el aumento de los costo de los seguros ademÁs afirmaron que el tiroteo masivo del 2019 incluyÓ en la decisiÓn. cientos de personas estÁn en espera de ser atendidos por la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduana. >>> un frente frÍo deja temperaturas frescas detalles al volver de la pausa. (comerciales) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> este primero de mayo tuvieron lugar las tradicionales marchas en el dÍa del trabajador tanto en san francisco y san josÉ pidiendo ayuda laboral como un alivio migratorio >>> para ver si alguien nos hace caso para que algÚn momento tengamos algo mejor y la gente que necesita tenga un alivio migratorio, por tantos aÑos, tanto tiempo aquÍ trabajando >>> tambiÉn participaron para reivindicar a los trabajadores >>> a las afuera de la oficina de aduana de migraciÓn en orlando florida hay decenas de migrantes haciendo una fila para ser atendidos pero se les ha hecho imposible >>> de hecho hay una carpa instalada frente la oficina de in

. >> manny, it's been four years since you lost your son, joaquin, in parkland.pirit on a night like this, when more children are killed in school? >> it's been four years. a little more than four years. every single day, we try to prevent things from happening. we are out there. when i say we, i'm not only talking about my wife, patricia, and myself. i'm talking about all the members of this roundtable. we know each other. it's so sad that we have to meet again here. i've seen this place before. but there's thousands of americans that have been trying to send a message that, you don't need to go through this to understand that these must be stopped. today the whole nation has that emotional attachment to the victims. i also think that the fact that we're talking about kids, it makes it even harder. this must be stopped. it's sad that we needed this to happen to have the white house and representatives from congress and senate sharing their thoughts. probably they will start a debate, hopefully they will. if not, all three of us in this call will, i promise you,

the dna was on file from a sex assault case in san joaquin county. >>> a woman got a wild surprise whene took in a stray kitten. >> it wasn't a kitten, it was a baby fox. concerned family members placed a call to animal control in rockland. they relocated the little fox to a local wildlife rescue where it is properly cared for. >> it could have been a mountain lion, i guess. >> i first saw the eyes. maybe it's a baby bobcat or mountain lion. a fox is very different. very sweet. you can see where she would fall in love with it. maybe not necessarily meant for n domestic purposes. no. >> i saw that story in a rundown and quickly looked up baby fox, just to see could you mistake a fox for a kitten. it looks like a fox. >> yeah. >> so, it's cute. >> what a bushy tail. >> sharp, little needle teeth. they have that in common. >>> let's look at what's happening in the weather, as we head to the next couple days. mostly clear skies. we're not going to see much fog. warmer temperatures, especially inland as we head to the rest of the week and the weekend. rm warmer temperatures often coincides w

. >> the ceo of san joaquin festival posted this message on facebook, and he says that they couldn't just let the garlic festival not happen. his organization is pledging to host the festival this year. he says that more details will be announced later this week. >> two weeks ago garlic festival organizers announced they were canceling the event citing the pandemic and rising insurance costs. organizers say the 2019 mass shooting was one part of that decision, but really they just couldn't keep losing money. >> that was the san joaquin apar gus festival i never knew they had. >> apar gus and garlic together sounds delicious. >> i do that a lot of times when i make asparagus, garlic on top of apar gus is healthy. >> i don't know if you want that for breakfast. >> eggs, sure! >> depends when you get up. >> and hollandaise, i'm drooling. >> it's a nice day, but kind of windy. we're seeing high winds kicking up today and tomorrow the temperatures start to come up. the big day we'll talk about will be wednesday, when the temperatures are going to heat up, at least we can enjoy some mild w

he's in san joaquin county or among those concerned about an uptick in new infections.eporter k receipt explains how public health leaders hope new tested treat sites will help more people get diagnosed and treated faster. the large clover community center in tracy is a newly opened covid-19 testing and treatment site, so it's like a one stop shop, one of three in san joaquin county, you can walk into the location. take a rapid test. and if you're positive, walk out with covid, or perhaps more new pair of your if that's your choice, dr maggie park says these facilities will help the county with the current covid-19 infections. we are currently surging again. our case rates are going up, and we now have a case rate of about 22 per 100,000. dr park adds. this rate is a conservative estimate, though it sounds high. that's actually a huge undercount, because, as you may know, um, that's only account for people who are doing pcr test. dr park says the potential cause is the omicron sub variant. even though covid-19 cases are increasing. dr maggie park says that it's nothing

the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival said they couldn't let the garlic festival not happen.ic festival organizers said they were canceling the big parts of the event because of rising insurance costs. the mass shooting at the festival in 2019 only played one part of that decision. >>> happening tomorrow, president biden is expected to announce his first batch of presidential pardons. three pardons are expected and ordinary 75 non-violent drug offenders will have their prison sentences shortened. this is part of a broader white house effort to make the criminal justice system more fair which the president touted as a key goal of this campaign and he is also expected to announce new job training measures and grants for felons reentering society. >>> a whirlwind playoff. we hear from steph curry and klay thompson after the warriors win in memphis. the intensity they say they felt during and after the game. >> this series is a win/win for me. >>> palo alto courthouse reopens today for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. for the past two years, cases have been hea

organizers of the san joaquin asparagus festival, the noceti they say they're going hold their own garlic festival and that it will be separate from the decades old event happening in gilroy d gilroy garlic festival partner who is also the grandson of one of the festival's founding fathers says this announcement really caught him off guard. >> but we'll get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the eu regarding festival association. their past president and current president members of my family and my company none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >> the festival board deciding to cancel the annual festival citing lingering financial issues from the pandemic along with an affordable insurance requirements by the city of gilroy. more information on the new garlic festival will be released on thursday. >> may is mental health awareness month. coming up, we have some tips from an expert on some of the best ways to may is mental health awareness month. we spoke with the head of mental health

. >> joining us now is congressman joaquin castro, who represents the 20th congressional district of texas, a neighboring community to uvalde, texas. representative castro, we have heard once again from the two republican senators, those representing your state of texas, that they are in favor of absolutely nothing by way of regulation of any kind of controls of guns and ammunition, anything that could involve restricting the access to assault weapons by the kind of person who walked into that school today that killed those purple. yeah, that's right, lawrence. it shocks the conscience that lawmakers who have a chance to do something, could change the situation, to improve things, was a binder nothing. and, you know, the american people have made up their mind about what they want. yet 89% of americans, so a large slot of democrats and republicans lose support something like universal background checks. we support closing the loopholes. the gun reform measures, overwhelming support for these things. it is the members of the united states senate, the republicans, and of course, republ

joaquin says he was hours late to pick up his kids. others say they planned ahead and were not impacted as much. >> i planned ahead. i am very conservative because you never know what could happen. it was ok. tim: tim johns, abc7news. ama: we used the abc7news app to send out a push alert about the freeway shut down. download now. you can customize the app to the places and topics you are interested in. a highway patrol officer is recovering from injuries suffered in a scuffle on the bay bridge. the chp says the officer tried to stop a man walking on the catwalk between san francisco and treasure island. officers say demand about follow the officer's verbal demands, which led to an altercation. onlookers helped the officer detain the man. in the south bay, a man with a knife forced an elementary school to go under lockdown today. it happened outside empire gardens elementary school in san jose around 11:00 this morning. neighbors were also told to stay inside. no students were in danger. parents were called to pick up their children af

investigators say bramble's dna was on file from a sex assault case in san joaquin county. >>> a vocalrotest, katie nielsen on the pushback against a plan to thin the local flock of canadian geese. >> don't kill the geese. >> let the geese live! >> reporter: dozens of protesters gathered in front of foster's city city hall to urge the city council to reconsider a plan to euthanize a portion of the more than 300 geese that now permanently live around the city's waterways. >> i know this is a difficult decision for the city to make, but we think there's got to be some alternative beside actually killing them. >> reporter: the city has been dealing with an overpopulation of geese over the years and tried various ways to control the numbers, including birth control, dog hazing, strobe lights and fencing. despite the efforts, the goose population has basically doubled in the past two years. >> i think they leave a big mess. >> reporter: residents say because of them, there's plenty of this, and enough of it that it's basically impossible to enjoy the parks. >> when i walk, i always have to

the delta as that cool coastal air sweeps on up through areas like solano county out into the san joaquin and sacramento rivers. now temperatures will be in the 50's 60's and 70's at the coastline all the way to our inland areas. a couple of low 80's expected for the stigma and so fairly wide range of numbers. again, definitely cooler at the coast. warmer further inland. all of us, though, sitting under a good dose of sunshine, all of the full memorial down more morial day. break down of your forecast. still to come on this monday, john, thank you for that. let's go look at your bridges this morning. timid drive to make it into the city this morning. >> well, the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you're at about 13 minutes out of richmond heading across towards santa fell about a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. in the east bay. several fires have already sparked over the weekend. we're going to show you the one and the wetlands near pittsburgh. and they point it started burning again sunday as those winds increased. well

organizers of the san joaquin asparagus festival say that they want to hold their own garlic festivalthey say it will be separate from the decades old garlic festival. what's best known being held in gilroy. meantime, the gilroy garlic festival organizers, which includes the grandson of one of the festival's founding members, says that this announcement caught him totally off guard. >> we'll get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the eu regarding festival association. their past president and current president members of my family and my company. and none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >> so as you can see, a lot of a back and forth here, the gilroy festival board decided to cancel the annual gilroy garlic festival because of lingering financial issues on the pandemic. and the unaffordable insurance requirements by the city of gilroy. they said more information on this new garlic slash asparagus festival bill. we will be released on thursday. so right now. >> meantime, state lea

. >> reporter: some kind of garlic festival could not happen at san joaquin fairgrounds. >>> a lawsuitrom a florida pension fund is looking to block elon musk's purchase of twitter. he wants to keep musk from buying the social media giant before 2025. the plaintiffs argue the merger cannot be made that quickly, saying it would harm shareholders. twitter and elon musk have not responded to that suit. >>> oakland students getting a big tech upgrade. taking a live look at oakland knock on the mayor and oakland undivided. announcing a plan to make sure that all 50,000 students in oakland public schools have access to a computer and internet at home. one principle says that makes a difference for kids and their parents ability to help. >> also have parents learn the software learning platforms to help kids grow in reading and math. that made a tremendous growth in our data for our students. so we are very proud to be partners with oakland undivided. >> the program costs about $12 million. there is some help from private partners. >> >>> plans for the weekend in a busy sports weekend in the

she spoke to abc news alongside manuel oliver, the father of joaquin oliver. >> this is something that only in america. we are known all around the world for this. >> reporter: for these parents, tuesday's shooting feels all too familiar as tom who lost his son daniel in columbine explained. >> especially when i heard they were evacuating the students to a particular place and the parents were coming to get the news. whether their child had survived or not. i went through that, too. and waited and waited and waited. and then they send you to a room with a counsellor. and then you kind of have an idea that maybe this won't be very good for you. >> reporter: the suspect in the uvalde shooting was 18. the shooters in parkland, sandy hook and bib bind were all men of similar age. so was the suspect in the buffalo shooting this month. and adding to the concern, what doctors have described as a mental health crisis among america's youth, fueled by the pandemic. a reason survey shows more than two in five teens reported persistently feeling sad or hopeless. the american academy of pediatrics

looks like the gilroy garlic festival is back on social media, one of the groups that host the san joaquin asparagus festival announced they would host the garlic festival this year say we heard extremely sad news. the gilroy garlic festival not be holding their annual big route fest. we just could not let that happen. the group says more details are to come. the gore garlic festival association of previously canceled even indefinitely, citing high insurance costs. coming next on the kron 4 morning news. no dream on no problem for the lawyers as they >> take game one of their series against the grizz e mills has the highlights and reaction coming up. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news for a lot of us that are heading outside right now. let's get a look at current temperatures across the bay area mid to upper 40's here in the east bay. a chilly as you can see, make sure you grab your jacket as you're heading out the door. half moon bay. 49 santa rosa. 42 napa, 48 and in the south bay low 50's. all right. let's check on your seven-day 40 as you are planning your wee

the red flag warning for the sacramento area san joaquin valley area and into solano county. until eight o'clock this evening for the dry, gusty conditions. so we have high pressure off over the west. we have a trot that is dropping into the great basin. it's the pressure grading between the two that bring on that win so as the system and the trough continue to push east that wind is going to relax. here's a look at the future cast for tonight and into tomorrow, mostly clear skies and maybe a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline tomorrow morning and then perhaps a little bit of additional fog to start sunday morning outside of that, we've just got some nice weather out there right now. 66 in san francisco. 70 in oakland upper seventies too low eighties if are in the area, east bay 81 right now reported in concord and in the north by 82 over napa . how about the numbers for tomorrow morning? if you're getting outdoors early a little cool, but not bad at all. 53 to start your morning in oakland, as well as san rafael 49 by the water there in pacifica. the afternoon high