. >>> i'm john ramos in healdsburg. the first blood to >>> a desperate situation in sonoma county.e mendocino a major water source continues to dry up. there being told to shut down all outdoor watering systems. john ramos is in the north bay with just how bad things are. >> reporter: on saturday the city of healdsburg was slapped with immediate mandatory emergency water rationing. today, we thought we would show you why. healdsburg has a major drought problem. it began asking its residents to cut water use by 20%, clear back on may 3rd, when there was still as some hope of rain. but now, all automated landscape irrigation is banned and residents are limited to 74 gallons per day. and here's why. the city gets its water exclusively from lake mendocino, northeast of ukiah, and it is in a world of hurt. at the percent of capacity, the boat ramp is far from the water's edge and fishermen have quite a hike to get to anything resembling moisture. >> i want to say within the last month, it has gotten a couple of feet, you know, and it is a big drought, real quick. we make it feeds the up

." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm john ramos in novato. what a difference a pandemic makes. and there are those who think we will be stronger for it. i'll have that story coming up. >>> and a 250-mile trek from paradise to san francisco. activists demanding climate change. what they say needs to be done now. before it's too late. >>> plus, people across the bay area bracing for the scorching heat. when we could see temperatures in the triple digits and the concerns over electricity. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. right to meteorologist darren peck with a look ahead at the heat wave. >> we have a couple of days before this sets in. really talking about wednesday but especially thursday and friday. those are the two hottest days. and for right now, the excessive heat watch includes inland parts of the bay area. specifically solano county but that's likely going to be expanded over the next few days. and here's why. we're going to use inland locations of the bay area as the example. 84 is the av

john ramos on the tough decisions the chief now has to make. >> people are reacting to thursday's vote as the city begins to reimagine a new way to keep its residents safe. oakland police chief said he needed a few days to decide how to respond to the millions of dollars cut from his department. >> that additional 17 million that was reduced from the police department's budget will have an impact. when you hear the statements from those that say nothing will change, that is not true. yes, it will. >> reporter: the cuts will affect the department's 911 surge units that response to violent crimes, and a loss of two full academies will mean new recruits won't keep pace with retirements. he's of the current roster of 714 officers will be below 700 by the end of the year. this at a time when homicides are up 83% over last year. >> so we see clearly that crime is out of of oakland and our response was for last >> it was as a way to put more money into crime prevention and nonpolice response to calls. the plan is to deploy teams of trained crisis workers to de- escalate situations instead of

. >>> i'm john ramos in marin county. it is a sad but inevitable day as they begin selling off parts of their herd because of the drought pick a we have that story, coming up. >>> a symbol of pride stolen, the search for an inclusive flag swiped in contra costa county. >>> i'm andria borba, where love is back >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30. the search for a's symbol of pride swiped from a contra costa county park. >> the return of a classic san francisco tradition, the joy today for couples were forced to put their wedding dreams on hold. >> our top story, why this cattle roundup in the north bay is an early warning sign of just how dry we really are. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i alan martin pick of the latest warning coming from the pastors of west marin county. john ramose gives us a look. >> they have been warning that sooner or later, they're going to have to sell off part of their herd because of this drought. it turns out it was sooner. this is not a good day

among those reports, john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> reporter: that way, officers who violate professional standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court verdict. >> it's similar to a disbarring an attorney. taking a license away from a doctor. taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> reporter: and once decertified a person could not work as a cop anywhere else. which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> go to our website. kpix.com/policing for stories from the bay area. and join jane pauley for "cbs this morning" that starts this sunday at 7:00 a.m. . >>> a live look now at the numbers and stock market right now. the wall street -- numbers ending the week on a high. the dow is up more than 166 points. the latest jobs report shows the economy is recovering. but slowly. natalie brand on which industries made gains and why some businesses are still struggling to find workers. >> reporter: at this los angeles cafe, the owner added new tables for the growing crowd. >> meatballs ready? >> report

john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> the away officers who violate professional standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court for. >> it is similar to despairing an attorney, taking a license away from a doctor, taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> once decertified a person could not work as a cop anywhere else which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> to kpix.com for stories from the bay area and join jane pauley for cbs sunday morning this sunday as 9:00 a.m.. >>> we want to check in with our own poly over here. looking at your weekend weather forecast. >> we have been tracking pretty normal conditions the past several days. that will change by early next week. a couple more days of just typical early june whether in store for us tomorrow and again on sunday. all of the big picture features in the atmosphere are staying far enough away that basically normal weather patterns will prevail saturday and again on sunday. right now, that means the continuation of the june gloom as we look to the

. >> reporter: in west marin county, john ramos, kpix5. >>> such a large portion of the west in severe drought, meet producers say supply shortages are possible. the prize will likely rise at least 30% at the retail level. with dragic gripping much of the western u.s., nevada has just become the first state to outlaw certain types of grass. starting in 2027, water users in the southern part of the state will be banned from planting decorative grass. it only applies to office parks and street medians but not for homes, parks or golf courses. it comes as federal government is expected to declare a water shortage on the lower colorado river. it supplies water to seven surrounding states including, of course, california. >>> an early morning shooting has turned into a homicide investigation. police responded to the scene at two birch lane and sandy drive at around three a.m. there they discovered a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was rushed to hospital where he later died. there is no word on what led up to the shooting. a motive, or any possible suspect. this marks the 20th homicid

. >>> men's golf, the pga tour, developing situation in i'll, john ramos the strokes. forced to withdraw from the tournament. that was the moment he was told to. according to the tour, he was notified monday he would be subject to contact tracing protocols after coming into close contact with a person who had covid-19. he tested negative every day, but the most recent came back positive. >>> gentlemen, start your engines, kyle shanahan will be saying those words at the grand marshal. two time defending champion assigned to the 19th starting position tomorrow. with the race last year being canceled, he is happy to be back on the course. >> any time you go to a track you have had past success and you have confidence in what you need to do, i think it is always a good thing. looking forward to it, optimistic, i have confidence, but that doesn't guarantee. look forward to getting out there. >>> belmont stakes today, final race of a triple crown marred with controversy. medina spirit not allowed to race, but preakness winner raced at the golden gate fields. instead, it is h

john ramos has the story. >> reporter: they erected this fire safeguard and as a remembrance of the 1991 oakland berkeley hills fire and now 30 years later lessons are still being learned as the fire danger has only gotten worse. >> reporter: in 1923 somebody smoking a cigarette started a fire the that wiped out a 3 mile 50 block area in just two hours time. it stood as the city's worst disaster until 1991 when the hills fire destroyed 3000 homes and became the most destructive in california history. at the memorial plaque sites the problem of a lack of coordination among firefighting entities. >> i do remember a lot of conversation around first responders not being able to communicate. that was a large portion of the delay and in the evacuation. >> reporter: a spokesperson says it was that experience that three decades later has prompted the county to adopt zone haven, a disaster response software that breaks the area into numbered zones and coordinates everything from weather conditions to fire locations to the safest evacuation routes. >> we can evacuate a certain area in advance of a

created a special section on kpix.com devoted to crime-fighting and policing among the reports , john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> reporter: that way officers who violate national standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court verdict. >> it is similar to a despairing nonattorney, taking the license away from a doctor. taking a teaching group potential away from the teacher. >> was decertified, person could at work is a cop anywhere else which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> just go to kpix.com for stories from the bay area. join jane pauley for cbs sunday morning this sunday at 7:00 in. >>> still ahead, a bay area man were the last chinese-american world war ii veterans. today, he finally got his high school diploma and it came with a surprise from the white house. >> reporter: what could be the biggest sporting event in northern california since the pandemic is what you look a whole lot of in. i tell you what is new coming up. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a d

john ramos with a push to license law enforcers. >> that way, they could be decertified by a review panelnstead of having to wait for a court verdict. >> it is similar to a disbarring an attorney. taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> reporter: once decertified, a person could not work as a cop anywhere else which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> you can go to kpix.com/policing for more on how our communities are working to improve policing. >>> looking live at sfo, an investigation is underway after a body was found. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. investigators say the body was in the roadway near the departure gate's terminal. we do not know who the victim is or how they died. >>> live look at san francisco. the city remembering 40 years since the first case of aids was reported by the cdc in the u.s. kpix5's betty yu joins us with how san francisco is honoring the lives lost and those who have helped the victims of aids. betty? >> reporter: brian, san francisco played a critical role in fighting aids in the u.s. and around the world.

just over 3 weeks ago, spanish gulf john ramos at the positive for the corona, vargas, were leading a tournament by 6 shots. now we recovered 21st major rom had to withdraw from the memorial tournament of the getting the news, the side of the green. but he bounced back on sunday in the final 2 o 3 pines to shoot the 467, and finish a shot ahead of louis with se than the victory also moving for the room. number one, i believed from the biggest setbacks you can get some of the biggest breakthroughs, and that's why i stay so part of positive. that's why i kept telling kelly when she was devastated about what happened in my family and everybody around me. something good is going to come. i don't know what the something good is going to come and i felt it today out there on the golf course. ah. some news just in from the euro's scotland. smithfield. billy gilmore has tested positive for corona virus. so they'll have to isolate for 10 days, which means he'll miss their final group game against croatia. and if they make it through, you'll also be out for the last 16 game. you will play from

. >> john ramos was there and reports the seats were not packed but it was a sellout. >>> when it beganything shutdown it once but the recovery is coming bits and pieces. >> reporter: bay area racing fans today get to celebrate what felt like a rebirth of their sport. >> reporter: with a roar the crowds returned for the annual save mart 350 nascar race and make that 33% of the crowd to follow the states guidelines. >> there is no handing them any tickets and we have gone cashless and we have everybody seated in in pods with 2 to 6 people so it's change the landscape of it. >> reporter: that did not dampen the enthusiasm of this group of young cousins. >> you can see every thing happen and you could see it all and you could see every part of it and it is super fun and you get to meet people and see things happening. >> reporter: the event is as much a spectacle as sport with people craning their necks for a prerace glimpse of celebrities like this chef and the head coach of the 49ers, shall him and michael jordan striding to the pit area but they didn't come to see anything. a nascar rac

in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> activists say they struggle for equal rights and it's happeningarious state legislatures were hundreds of bills targeting transgender youth is being posed. >> today hundreds of people marched across sentences go for pride and this was the second people's march and rally starting at polk and washington streets and made their way to the civic center. >> i think it is important to remember that pride started with people demanding rights and respect here in san francisco and it's really great that all of those people are out here today to celebrate who we are and who we love and how we want to live our lives. >> pride month continues at the academy of sciences in san francisco. they launched a new exhibit called new science, celebrating lgbtq+ women and gender minorities of color working in stem and already attracting visitors from near and far. >> it made me think of again how individuals from lgbtq+ communities, particular backgrounds, different cultures and different ethnicities bring to science different experiences. they bring to science differen

ramos. greg scott swift. justin j. sullivan. ryan day stark. john mendoza. >> from the 20th company miya a white. andrew r. tyler g. cox. dean w. cole. elizabeth a. farnham. >> i been asked a modern today's webinar. we have seven phenomenal women. let's get started. i party apologize to them about the lack of an introduction. if i introduce all of them with what they so richly deserved and their careers we would be out of time so i apologize to them in our planning meeting that i've would not be giving long introductions but i hope to get answers on the question they will incorporate about their

. >> director john chu calls the film a kind of vaccination for the soul. anthony ramos plays the lead. he crushes it. >> this movie embodies not only what home is but what it is to -- to see a community come together. >> reporter: for the characters in the film, home is where their heart is. proudly, displayed by people too rarely seen empowering. >> reporter: in the heights provides an access point to arts and the actors. >> years being -- years of feeling like here's another wall. there's another wall. finally, like, the door opened. >> reporter: ramos shed tears of gratitude. >> a door has opened. where it's like we're making progress. come on. come on. >> reporter: american dream. harry smith, nbc news new york. >> and that's nightly news for this thursday. thank you for watching, everywhere. i am lester holt. please, take care of yourself and each other. good night. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm coind. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do t

john post. >> joseph mccabe iii. >> benjamin writer. >> jessica gaborone. >> marcus sanders. >> amanda montag. >> devon surhoff. >> amanda ramos. >> robertn schuler. >> aaron schafer. >> nelson smith. >> care storch. >> cody spadaro. >> connor travis. >> carter stout. >> colton band urbane. >> caitlin thompson. >> david wall junior. >> forest bond. >> k wessel. >> from the 18th company, joshua andrew's. >> zane wilson. >> alexandra ray. >> from the 17th company, samuel. >> james matthew erickson v. >> lucas disheartened. >> le batten. >> christina dove announced he. >> lorne bitterman. >> lindsay donaldson. >> cheyenne hardly. >> ian blake. >> miles fells. >> joseph brock. >> rose gasper. >> tristan capote. >> christina magda loney gibson. >> josiah claire. >> jacob gregory. >> amanda cyr. >> ezra haddock. >> evan go. >> bryce jones. >> john elkins. >> tolerance cane. >> jackson franco. >> kia kincaid. >> roscoe gillum. >> douglas breitling. >> harrison goodrich. >> robert moore. >> kayla hannibal. >> duncan morris junior. >> isabel heinen. >> sarah osborne. >> annie elizabeth in half. >> madeleine was on. >> kayla kelly. >> denise ramir

. >>>> reporter:r: director r john c chu calls t the film a a kind of vaccination for ththe soul ♪ can w we raise ouour voice tonight ♪ anthony ramosead usnavi he crushes it. >> this movie embodies not only what home is but what it is to see a community come together >> reporter: for the characters in the film home is where their heart is proudly displayed by people too rarely seen on the big screen. >> that is very empowering not just for latinos there. for r all of us.s. ♪ in the heights ♪ >> reporter: "in the heights" provides an access point for us and the actors ♪ >> years of being -- years of feeling like here's another wall, here's another wall. finally, like a door opened >> reporter: ramos shed tears of gratitude. >> a door has opened where it's like we're making progress. come on. come on. ♪ we cannot stop ♪ >> reporter: his and our american dream harry smith, nbc news, new york >> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ in the fading light hearts collide ♪ ♪ shadows dance in the distance ♪ ♪ something just ain't r

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john shoes, considerable creativity. >> this impressive cast led by former hamilton star anthony ramos will draw you into their souls andh the with their charisma and spot-on song and dance in the heights is easily the best film of the year so far. and with its pg 13 rating winds up being perfect for everyone in the family. it's a dean's list a plus in theaters now and also on hbo, max strictly for the kids is peter cottontail to the runaway a superior follow-up to the 2018 predecessor. james corden is back as the voice of peter wanders away from the family gets mixed up with the bad pack of animals. it's sweet at times self of facing at times and harmless entertainment all the time. a dean's list b minus only in theaters. >> you're not crazy. >> exclusively on paramount. plus there's mark wahlberg's latest infinite story of a secret society of people can recall their past lives. the tortured soul. evan is thought to be schizophrenics every time he dies or gets killed. the reemergence basically an action movie with a reincarnation thing. she would tell a for costars. it's rated pg. 13. >> i know what this place is alrea