shots fired at an la county fire station in just the last hour. this is a view from mber of fir trucks there and also police on the scene. it's not clear how many people were shot. the suspect is believed to be at large. authorities are also on the scene of a fire that may be connected to all of this. this is happening about 18 miles northeast of santa clarita. stay bus for breaking upstates. >>> developing in the south bay san jose police say they were forced to shoot and kill a man after he pointed a gun at them. detectives are investigating the moments leading up to that shooting. justin andrews has been on that scene all day and has the latest. >> there are still a lot of questions with this but not a lot ers fr sergeant. o the suspect ntinted a n at officers. >> none of us come to work, you know, thinking, we are going to get this to a shooting today. it happens. now we have to deal with the aftermath. >>> a deadly and dangerous night for two san jose police officers as they were doing a follow up investigation. what was the initial investiga

la county is bigger than 42 states.tes had mask restrictions and this will play a recall of their da, of newsom. i agree people are angry about this and most won't comply but la, the hardest lockdown of anywhere in the country. it reminds people how out of control government is in california. todd: let's drive 5 hours of the coast, 76% of san francisco voters want more cops as crime and homelessness surge. willis lead to a change in voting habits in san francisco or will the voters continue to vote in anti-law and order candidates? >> there is a recall of the da, we started recall fever. it is causing a change in where people live. people abandoning san francisco because it is not safe. the hard-core left changing their vote, not enough to make a difference. san francisco, nancy pelosi is considered a moderate. that is all you need to know. heather: voting for the policies you don't like, that is the definition of insanity. this is not insanity, the divided era, how we got here the key to america's reconciliation, great

. >>> an emotional procession for an la county firefighter killed in the state second deadly workplace shooting in just a week. tingencarlinand at nt >> rly this they lined the freeway overpasses and raised flags to honor the 44-year-old torry carlin. is volume tribute as his body was taken from the fire station to the county coroner's office and he had been with the la county fire department for 20 years before being killed by an off-duty firefighter. >> we lost one of the best human beings that we have ever come in contact with. when it came to being a father or fireman or a mentor, there was nobody that could parallel that. >> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted the suspect to open fire at that fire station. police say an off-duty fire engineer killed carlin and wound a fire captain yesterday morning. the suspect then drove to his house and set it on fire and took his own life. we hear the suspect had a job related dispute >>> san francisco firefighters remembering two of their own today 10 years after they were killed in the line of duty. >> vincent perez and antho

a pedestrian dive out of the way of an out of control car la la county as it pops up onto the sidewalk neighbors say. >> just the latest dangerous example at that particular intersection. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. in sylmar that's in los angeles county ended with a car nearly hitting a pedestrian before it crashed into a restaurant. local business owners say these reckless gatherings are becoming far too common reporter. >> lauren lister has that story. plus, how city officials and law enforcement are responding. >> sylmar restaurant el to roscoe back open today after a car slammed into the business. very early

that's why the la county department of public health is now urging all of its residents to mask up in public indoor spaces. it's currently just guidance. not a mandate. governor gavin newsom's office says he will not be issuing a statewide mask mandate for us. dan kerman caught up with state and bay area. health officials to see if any changes are planned here, increased circulation of the delta variant has caused la county officials to recommend everyone wear a mask inside. >> but don't look for similar device in the bay area at this point. there's no indication in marin county based on what we're seeing believe that there's a need for people to mask up outdoors period or to mask up indoors if they're vaccinated. marin county is sticking with state and cdc guidelines due to low case rates in the fact that 90% of its eligible residents have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. but marin county is not alone. in fact, all 9 bay area counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance should not pick up in the bay area to wear a mask. if you're vaccinated indoors, ucsf infec

after the la county rounded them up, they convinced the slaughter house to donate the last cow found and spare its life. >> it makes us think that, you know, in the circle of life it's not just us. it's not just us human beings, there's animals there and we have to be cognizant and take care of them. as a symbolic gesture, this last cow will live the rest of its life in a sanctuary. >> the cow is worth $5500 to the plant. the people are trying to buy more cows to spare more of their lives. >> true california story there. >>> we've gone from swimming, track and field and another big ticket event. gymnastics. american gymnasts are trying to earn a spot on team u.s.a. tokyo less than a month away. the men's competition in st. louis. tomorrow the women. that means all eyes will be on simone biles. what will shetime? the four-time gold medalist continues to push the sport forward pulling off moves never done before. you can watch this torm night. >>> they are one of the most dominant teams going to the olympics. the u.s. women's water polo team ready to bring home the gold. we have their

circulation of the delta variant is causing la county health officials to recommend that. >> everyone wear a mask inside. but don't expect the same advice here in the bay area. all 9 they counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance least for the time being. a similar recommendation to the one made in la county was released friday by the world health organization. but members of the white house covid response team. they're pointing out that unlike the cdc, the world health organization has to take a broader approach when making recommendations. >> there are different levels of vaccination rates in different parts of the world. they're different rates of virus spread in different parts of the world. and so world health organization is really looking at this from that perspective. >> the state health department the return of all this traffic. right when the roads are expected to be the most crowded during the holiday weekend. we're also learning more about that quake that shook the bay last night. you feel three-point-nine why the timing of the tremor was not surprising. scientists

emergency landing on an la county highway plane landed on highway one o one in westlake village yesterday student pilot was flying the plane. >> when it started experiencing some kind of trouble. the structure was also aboard the plane took over and landed on the freeway. the plane was eventually pushed off of the freeway. there are no reports of any injuries. the faa is now investigating and looks like there's no damage new surveillance video shows the chaotic moments in miami beach when a gunman opened fire on a crowd of people. the shooting just before midnight on memorial day left 2 people hurt. one of them critically at one point police questioned grammy-nominated rapper debate be about the shooting, but eventually released him. 2 other men have been arrested and charged in the case. it was a violent memorial day holiday weekend in miami. dade county where 6 people were killed and dozens others were injured by gunfire. >> the supreme court has rejected an appeal by johnson and johnson. this after the company asked to to revoke a 2 billion dollar verdict over to baby powder products.

. >> increased circulation of the delta variant has caused la county officials to recommend everyone a mask inside. but don't look for similar device in the bay area at this point. there's no indication of ray county based on what we're seeing the lead that there's a need for people to mask up outdoors period for to mask up indoors if they're vaccinated. marin county is sticking with state and cdc guidelines due to low case rates in the fact that 90% of its eligible residents have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. but marin county is not alone. in fact, all 9 bay area counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance not pick up in the bay area to wear a mask. if you're vaccinated indoors, ucsf infectious disease. specialist doctor monica gandhi says. >> bay area counties are making the right choice due to the fact that vaccines are working vaccines. >> are very effective in preventing you from getting viral infections. even with the delta variant, they're still effective against the delta variant and they also block transmission. so your ability to pass it even if

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the la county sheriff says it was complaints from area residents especially farmers who are having water stolen that alerted law enforcement to the illegal operations. >> still ahead for us this evening. if you're living in the south bay going to be asked to use less water. so just how much you're being asked to cut back. plus a popular baby food. it's under recall tonight which products are affected and why they're being pulled from the shelf and it's time to take off once again. new advisories from the cdc say if you're fully vaccinated, you're going to have more travel >> i mean, i our top story tonight at 5.30, nearly 2 million south bay residents will need to cut back on their just about an hour ago, the santa clara valley water district past these new water restrictions. the board has declared water shortage emergency and is urging the county of santa clara too proclaim a local emergency and it will implement a mandatory 15% reduction in water use compared to how much people use in 2019. city leaders in sonoma are also asking residents to reduce water usage by 15%. the city council

the la county health officials are now recommending even those vaccinated wear a mask indoors. >> but they area. health officials say the science and data doesn't support a change here since the reopening of the state june 15th. >> we continue to have very low cases of covid-19 at the sir. john, we're medium size county at the surge. we're seeing 60 cases a day. we're currently seeing around 3 cases a day of covid-19. >> marin county says those low case rates are due to the fact that 90% of its eligible residents have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine and marin county is not alone. in fact, all 9 bay area counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance as it relates asking those who are vaccinated don't need to wear a mask. >> and those who are on vaccine should continue to mask ucsf infectious disease. specialist doctor monica gandhi says. >> the guidance is sound primarily because the vaccines work. >> they are very effective, even against the delta variant. that's really important to remember. 94. 6% effective actually in the public health of england data with 2

. >> la county health officials are now recommending even those vaccinated wear a mask indoors. but they area. health officials say the science and data doesn't support a change here since the reopening of the state june 15th. >> we continue to have very low cases of covid-19 at the sir. john, we're medium size county at this surge. we're seeing 60 cases a day. we're currently seeing around 3 cases a day of covid-19. >> marin county says those low case rates are due to the fact that 90% of its eligible residents have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine and marin county is not alone. in fact, all 9 bay area counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance as it relates asking those who are vaccinated don't need to wear a mask. >> and those who are on vaccine. you should continue to mask ucsf infectious disease. specialist doctor monica gandhi says. >> the guidance is sound primarily because the vaccines work. >> they are very effective, even against the delta variant. that's really important to remember. 94. 6% effective actually in the public health of england da

taking a look at the rest the state, san francisco bay still ahead of la county were 53% of the residents are fully vaccinated and san diego county were around 50% of residents are fully vaccinated. california's target date to reach formal herd immunity has consistently been predicted to happen by mid-july. now that the pace of vaccinations has slowed down it may take longer. >> reporter: the state is administering 1 million doses every five days. if that keeps up, they say it's likely california will reach formal herd immunity. we are getting there. epidemiologist doctor monica gandhi says the real indicator will come after the reopen on june 15th. will cases stay low? that will be the answer. >> if they don't go up, then that is where you say we've gotten to herd immunity. will it still be important to get regularly tested for covid? >> ccs made their decision about retesting. to only tested people have respiratory infections. not asymptomatic surveillance testing. >> to reiterate unless you have consistent flulike covid-19 systems or respiratory issues, those that are vaccinated do not

the sheriff taking aim at la mayor eric garcetti. the countyrd of supervisors and la city councilman mike bonin who represents the city's westside councilman van and had a meltdown on social media and. >> the point is mike and this is how you haven't figured out yet. if you did your job, i would never be in venice that force us to take action because now lives are at stake. he's referring to a series of tweets bonnen posted tuesday accusing the sheriff of exploiting the homeless crisis for political game under bannon's leadership. the unhoused population in venice has increased crime has also gone but most people living in these tent cities aren't criminals i'm a mess. i admit i'm a probably the biggest mess on the beach right now. jack rivers has lived on the streets for many years. he moved to venice last october where where you go or we stay dry and say from my experiences. >> people are forced out. they somewhere and then they return and it's like a vicious cycle. >> there is no cure. all i mean, what do you go. you have no family. you've g

watch how dramatically it changes when you get into la county. these are the locations today for chaff and excessive heat warning. to go along with the numbers we just like that, watch the marine layer. a great start to today but it will melt back to the coast by the late morning. you can see a few clouds to the golden gate and along the shore of the bay shoreline proper. it is such a thick marine layer that we have gotten light mist out of this in the overnight hours. if you step outside along the coast or the peninsula, don't be surprised if things are . we will do that again tonight going into monday morning. all the while that marine layer misting at night and keeping us cool is no help for lake county and mendocino county. the excessive heat warning is under effect until tuesday. if you look at the daytime highs for today, clear lake goes up into what we saw earlier. here is a bigger perspective. look how much higher the numbers are in portland. 112 is the hottest of portland has ever been. 104 in seattle. the hottest they have ever been. a

county registrar gives the campaign a green light to go public. 590,000 signatures are needed from la countywithin 160 days to trigger a recall election. if that happens the election could be sometime next year. kansas police officers band together to save the middle school teacher stuck under his cap or trailer. to change a flat tire when the entire camper collapsed on his upper body. each officer relieving as much pressure from the teacher's head and chest until it was in a frame to be dragged out. the teacher is still in intensive care but his injuries are not life-threatening. thanks to the officers's efforts. my goodness. a 300 foot sinkhole in central mexico threatening to swallow a rural home. it formed saturday in pueblo starting at 15 feet and grew rapidly over a few hours filling with water. officials are warning spectators to keep their distance. todd: the family was evacuated as the 65 foot crater closes in on their property. officials say extracting groundwater from the area could have caused the sinkhole to form. that is quite a shot. 36 after the hour. congresswoman alexandria

agency says the virus has been found in at least 5 counties including sacramento san joaquin and la county slas wednesday. yolo county also announced a positive test, 7 nights landing. so far no human cases of west nile virus have been reported. the flat fire continues to burn. now in southern california after destroying 2 homes and damage it. >> at least 3 others. and right now it's about 400 acres. it is 30% contained. it's in riverside county, a mandatory evacuation order is still in effect for more than a 100 homes. good news, though, is that crews have stopped the fire's forward progress with a high heat. the winds and rocky terrain continue to make a firefight real challenge there. the cause of the fire still not known. >> in the south bay, a brush fire that started earlier today near silicon valley road in san jose days now fully contained spoke cal fire in san jose fire crews responded to that fire that quickly spread to about 35 acres it going fast there for a while. it threatened a structure before crews were able to get it under control. they're still trying to figure out what s

counter- productive and irresponsible decisions from the border supervisor, the mayor of la, and the la countyg bigger and bigger and they are still applying the same failed formula year after year and somehow expecting to have a better result. it's insanity. brian: so there is really like an under class that lives intents, lives on the side of the road in lean-toes and is not asked to move. they use the street as their restroom and that's really what the people in your city have to deal with. >> exactly. they handcuffed the la pee dee and told them that you're not going to enforce anything because we don't want to offend anybody, and somehow, here, i have a letter or a supervisor that's a district supervisor over that area and if i were her i'd be embarrassed just like councilman mike bonan. the two are singularly responsible for the results inconvenience assist and she says she's responding to counter productive deployments in venice and i'm reading through this thing that's just appalling she said she's deeply disturbed. well i'm deeply disturbed by people dying in the streets face down in

drug cartels up and operating numerous marijuana grows in the desert north of lo angeles and the la county sheriff decided he's going to d something about it and he's going to put a stop to it and just put things in perspective for you, take a look at this video from a helicopter just to give you some perspective on ho large some of these illegal cartel grows are. there are hundreds of these tha they have mapped out all over the valley where you are, almos all them directly connect with mexican drug cartels are other crime syndicates so alex villavnueva lysed a massive operation. to click the video we shot. he brought in several bulldozer to the location that we are at and actually steamrolled a massive marijuana grow right there that was believed to be connected to a cartel. had more than 70 greenhouses filled with plants. they detained five mexican nationals here for the sheriff telling me some people think a little bit of weakness and a bi deal with these are criminals hotbeds and they attract criminal behavior and they siphoned n waterway from the lo farmers and some gunmen have threat

staggering increases recently in the percentage of murders committed with portland albuquerque, la countyoakland and louisville all up at least 80 percent year-to-year. >> there are major cities acros the country where gun violence is the driver, it's absolutely increasing and that is a centra part of what he talks about whe he delivers his remarks tomorrow . biden is expected to drill down on the strategy to blunt the program including morgan contro policies and proposals. a familiar pitch, but will very likely be met with familiar skepticism from many who've worked the beat and seen the violence firsthand. >> i hope is a part of his comments he is going to call ou rogue prosecutors and judges. everybody wants to talk about new gun laws but the fact is were not enforcing the gun laws we have now parrott. >> this is the wall street journal reports that justice department is planning to targe gun trafficking into five u.s. cities that are seen ranging violence at federal law enforcement officials were focused on curbing the flow of stolen or illegally purchased guns into new york, chicago,

edition will now officials say it's actually just one of dozens of bear sightings this year just in la county alone, a reporter, nancy loo asks experts. what's driving this spike in bear sightings in america's residential neighborhoods. >> this viral video out of southern california this week has prompted many to wonder what would and should you do. 17 year-old hayley marimekko did what she could to save her family dogs. i was like gunning on only a general and i couldn't think it was just spread the action. and honestly, it was just it was crazy. it happened in a matter of seconds. haley rounded up the dogs as the bear climbed back onto a yard wall and wandered away with her 2 cubs leaving the teenager with a sprained finger and a scraped knee. the puppies are fine. only chair got some small scratches bet. otherwise you're completely fine. i'm ok, my fingers. all right. i just sprained it. experts say more bears are roaming into residential neighborhoods because food in the wild is scarce space days. >> late may and june as a really stressful time for bears. you know, there's not a lot of na

la county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he is re sentence. but that's going to have to wait until after the current judge decides if peterson should get a whole new trial because of alleged juror misconduct by this woman rochelle nice the same higher court found she failed to disclose that she had filed a restraining order while she herself was pregnant. niece is tonight keeping that back in order to get on the jury. peterson's lawyer pat harris doesn't buy it. we have somebody who just flatly lived our fac

authorities eventually caught up with them in the la county town of pico rivera.just east of downtown los angeles actually not far from downtown deputies actually opened fire and killed one of the cows after apparently charged in a family knocking some of them to the ground and as a coach, rick cows are trying to be trying to be loaded up into trailers. 3 of them escaped again and led deputies on this pursuit across town. 2 of them right. there were eventually caught, but one cow out there remains unaccounted for. so that might be the luckiest cow of all because we presume all of them were taken back to the slaughterhouse. >> still ahead, a day, millions of americans ready to travel for the 4th of july holiday. what you need to right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how are you? good. we are just on our way back from the beach. she's not thinking about her next appearance or even her book tour. no, she's thinking about something more important. and thankfully so is her automobile. the safe

an off-duty firefighter shot and killed a fellow la county firefighter and wounded another at their firetion before barricading himself at his home nearby and that home was as you can see, set on fire. the gunman was later found dead. authorities saying from what appears to be suicide. this happened north of los angeles in santa corrina. the victims of 44 year-old fire specialist who was killed a 54 year-old firefighter was shots. the wounded man is in critical but stable condition at a nearby hospital. in national news tonight grammy-nominated rapper debate. the is being questioned by miami beach police regarding a shooting that wounded 2 people 29 year-old jonathan kirk. he goes by the rap named a baby was one of many people being questioned today. so far no arrests have been made. >> but authorities say several possible suspects have been detained. one of the victims is in critical condition and that shooting wrapped up a violent memorial day weekend in south florida. a manhunt continues for 3 people who opened fire outside a banquet hall early sunday morning in northwest miami dade a

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studio city in la county security video shows the woman get out of a white hatchback pick up the catst the cat in the car before continuing the meal delivery. the cat's owner says the cat named hog is wearing a collar. so it's obvious she's not a stray. the owner reached out to uber. eats had the meal receipts and the driver's name and is still waiting to get some answers. >> ahead in sports, a raider becomes the first active player in nfl history to come out as. ou >> today. the u.s. supreme court handed down a unanimous victory for college athletes. the justices ruled that the ncaa cannot limit education-related benefits from tutoring to paid internships, which schools can offer to division one basketball and football players from force. washington correspondent jessi tenure explains how the ruling could lead to more changes in student athlete, compensation. good evening. >> the case does not decide whether college athletes can receive salaries. but the justices said the education benefits could help better align their compensation to their value. while some say that's long overdue.

la county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he is re sentence. but that's going to have to wait until after the current judge decides if peterson should get a whole new trial because of alleged juror misconduct by this woman richelle nice the same higher court found she failed to disclose that she had filed a restraining order while she herself was pregnant niece is denied keeping that back in order to get on the jury. peterson's lawyer pat harris doesn't buy it. we have somebody who just flatly lived our face

so la county health department officials also issued a similar recommendation saying that people whoe vaccinated should also continue to wear masks, especially indoors. and in public settings. now, as we know, this does contradict the cdc's official guidance which says that fully vaccinated people don't need to wear a mask indoors. the cases of the delta variant have doubled in california in just the past 2 some local health departments are beginning to change the policy a bit to try and fight back. >> there's growing evidence that most people got the pfizer or the moderna shot are going to be protected against the coronavirus for years she says shots. i mean, when you get fully vaccinated with those 2 brands. they have they studied 41 vaccinated people for 15 weeks and they found a number of memory cells recognizing the virus hadn't gone down after 3 months and the experts say that's a positive sign of the vaccines offer long-term protection and that maybe we won't need booster shots. but they caution this will only remain the case if those variance don't evolved into something much

that's propping some places like la county and the world health organization to recommend that we go back to wearing a mask indoors. even if you have all of your shots in the bay area. however, health experts say we're not at that point. >> there are different levels of vaccination rates in different parts of the world. they're different rates of virus spread in different parts of the world. and so world health organization is really looking at this from that perspective. >> so right now, as i said, the state health department has changed its guidelines about masks saying if you're fully vaccinated, you're okay. however, with the spread of the delta variant. they always say that things could change and they could change that guidelines. so keep it tuned to kron 4 because we'll keep you posted as these things do often change. >> a 36 the time. in other headlines this morning for your money with california lawmakers now approving a measure that provides another round of golden state stimulus. those are those checks of $600 direct payments to about two-thirds of californians. so this wa

la county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he is re sentence. but that's going to have to wait until after the current judge decides if peterson should get a whole new trial because of alleged juror misconduct by this woman rochelle nice the same higher court found she failed to disclose that she had filed a restraining order while she herself was pregnant niece is denied keeping that back in order to get on the jury. peterson's lawyer pat harris doesn't buy it. we have somebody who just flatly lived our face.

. >> of cows escaped the slaughter house in la county and they wound up in a cold, the sack or in this cao de sac like that. you like dad jokes that's in pico rivera. >> i heard bunch of cows and we got came outside and we start looking at there was more that 30 point i was like all i like a lot of cars, all shocked and i i them run down all the way. it's a bunch of cows. and there's just that cop cars. phone. it like a. >> was the president there. much of presidents or something. >> it's crazy. scary ordeal. and in as they're they're trying to round them up. that cows came charging. i actually had to jump on top of a car. >> wow, right. that's crazy. in the middle of your yeah, i can see the video behind the stampede coming down a neighborhood street. i could watch this till the cows come home. all. no, but seriously, it's really entertaining. look at the %uy running with a cell phone after the it's like the running of the bulls. but not all we've work d up with a mountain lion sighting. cows come through a neighborhood that something is. so when i've seen like goats or us on the corn

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. >> of cows escaped the slaughter house in la county and they wound up in a cold, the sack or in thisokes that's in pico rivera. >> i heard bunch of cows and we got came outside and we start looking at there was more than 30 point i was like all i like a lot of cars, all shocked and i i see them run down all the way. it's a bunch of cows. and there's just that cop cars following it like a. >> was the president there. much presidents or something. >> it's crazy. scary ordeal. and in as they're they're trying to round them up. that cows came charging. i actually had to jump on top of a car. >> wow, right. that's crazy. in the middle of your yeah, i can see the video behind the stampede coming down a neighborhood street. i could watch this till the cows come home all. no, but seriously it's really entertaining. look running with a cell after the it's like the running of the bulls. but we've got worked up with a mountain lion sighting cows come through a neighborhood that's something is so when i've seen like goats or us on the corner. and my neighborhood meeting the hills. that's weird.

and this year pull this is in monrovia, la county. undercover you.ot to work out climbing a tree and then they cooled off together with the dip in the pool. got some food in the trash and tomorrow wildlife experts say they will be back any petty a facial and maybe they're related to the ones that were up here seems like got a lot of bears going which you be if they came it. >> no looks night. it thank you for being with us. that wraps up kron 4 news at night. yes. thank you for bearing with us here. but our primetime news desk continues at top of the hour. with pam moore and jonathan mccall, alright, vicki and grant thanks to you both. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10 o'clock tonight, a new approach to gun control in the bay area. the proposals being talked about in the south bay nearly 2 weeks after 9 people were killed in that vta railyard mass shooting. also, we are continuing to follow the very latest on the san jose mother now behind bars accused of killing her own. his 7 year-old son. >> the chilling message that she left a person's dead ju

continue wearing masks that's because of growing concerns over the delta variant of covid-19 the la countylth department also issued a similar recommendation saying that people who are vaccinated should keep wearing their masks, especially indoors and in public settings. now this does contradict the cdc's official guidance which says that fully vaccinated people don't need to wear masks indoors cases of the delta variant have doubled in california in just the past 2 weeks. >> there's growing evidence that most people who got the pfizer or moderna vaccine will be protected against the coronavirus for years, researchers have studied 41 vaccinated people for 15 weeks and they found the number of memory cells recognizing the virus have not declined after 3 months. experts say that's a positive sign that the vaccines offer long-term protection against covid and that maybe we won't need booster shots. they do caution, though, this is only going to be the case if the variance don't evolved in des something far worse if you got the johnson and johnson covid shot. you might need a second shot after

. >> la county health officials are now recommending even those vaccinated wear a mask indoors.ut they area. health officials say the science and data doesn't support a change here since the reopening of the state june 15th. >> we continue to have very low cases of covid-19 at the sir. john, we're medium size county at this surge. we're seeing 60 cases a day. we're currently seeing around 3 cases a day of covid-19. >> marin county says those low case rates are due to the fact that 90% of its eligible residents have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine and marin county is not alone. in fact, all 9 bay area counties are sticking with state and cdc guidance as it relates asking those who are vaccinated don't need to wear a mask. >> and those who are on vaccine. you should continue to mask ucsf infectious disease. specialist doctor monica gandhi says. >> the guidance is sound primarily because the vaccines work. >> they are very effective, even against the delta variant. that's really important to remember. 94. 6% effective actually in the public health of england data

wearing masks just in case because of the growing concerns over the delta variant of covid, the la countylth department also issued a similar recommendation. they say people who are vaccinated should keep wearing masks, especially indoors. and in public settings this does, though, contradict the cdc, their official guidance says that if you are fully vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask indoors cases of the delta variant. as we've been telling you have doubled in california doubled in just the past couple of weeks. so what's the harm? i guess you could be just over protective and give yourself peace of mind and have that kind of extra coverage or you could risk it. it's kind of a mixed message, james. i think it's again, we're back to everybody's level of what they feel comfortable level. absolutely. >> it's 5.37. we'll take a quick break. but still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. we'll have the latest on the shark attack. experts believe a young great white shark is the one suspected of attacking a swimmer. >> over the weekend. we'll tell you what you need to know to stay sa

it's the most dangerous variant of covid and it's prompting la county health oificials and the worldon to recommend that everybody go back to wearing a mask indoors. even if you're vaccinated. but bay area health officials say the science and the data don't support that right now in the bay area. >> there are different levels of vaccination rates in different parts of the world. they're different rates of virus spread in different parts of the world. and so world health organization is really looking at this from that perspective. >> the state health department says it's monitoring the spread of the delta variant and they could make changes to california's mask guidance if it becomes necessary. but right now there are no changes. we are mask free. as long as you're fully vaccinated. yeah. >> well, california lawmakers have approved a measure that provides another round of golden state stimulus. those are checks of $600 direct payments to about two-thirds of californians. this was one of a number of actions the legislature took last night as part of the state spending plan once signed

the final decision will be up to the ministers in the bolivian capital, la pas economist, county romero, helped to negotiate the original deal with german company, a c, i. systems will leave you a little bit of money, but i quite bolivia must regain investors trying to call after the government cancel the a c. i contract people even when 3. but some companies have benefited from that situation was compet and now they don't want the germans to get back into the game . you know, putting this, telling us it took me to competitors include chinese and us corporations. ah, tesla founder ilan. musk is also said to be interested in tapping into bolivia, lithium reserves, driving the government has not yet made a final decision. after months of political chaos, bolivians elected a new president in october 2020. luis ourself is a former economics minister and was the preferred candidate of next president abel morales. the bonus, i will, that our government will represent the interests of all bolivians, and we will restore unity in our country. fried arsenal proved especially popular among indigen

based on population and i'm afraid in states like california where there are 25% noncitizens and las vegas county has 279,000 noncitizens that the elected officials are realizing if they don't repopulate their state -- mr. grothman: i can tell that your listeners realize what is true, immigration is the most important issue facing the issue and shouldn't be if we were enforcing the laws. she raised an interesting point and that is the current census she is trying to point out encouraged localities to have illegal immigrants come in and not enforce the law so they keep high. good mr. san nicolas: -- n.p.r. with a report on their website of about what's inside the bill and elements for transportation, 312 billion including public transit, passenger and fraggete rail and

based on population and i'm afraid in states like california where there are 25% noncitizens and las vegas county has 279,000 noncitizens that the elected officials are realizing if they don't repopulate their state -- mr. grothman: i can tell that your listeners realize what is true, immigration is the most important issue facing the issue and shouldn't be if we were enforcing the laws. she raised an interesting point and that is the current census she is trying to point out encouraged localities to have illegal immigrants come in and not enforce the law so they keep high. good mr. san nicolas: -- n.p.r. with a report on their website of about what's inside the bill and elements for transportation, 312 billion including public transit, passenger and fraggete rail and $7.5 billion. and they talked about broadband and updating the broadband the largest of legacy pollution in america as well. that is from n.p.r. utah's mitt romney, let's hear what senator romney had to say. >> one of the big surprises i had everybody was fighting with each other. this group gets along very well. my colleagues in th

i'm afraid that in states like california where there are 25 percent noncitizens and like in las vegas county at county alone has 679,000 noncitizens that the elected officials are realizing that if they don't repopulate their state they're going to lose purepresentation. >> host: congressman grossman, your response. >> guest: i guess we can tell your listener realized what ayis true, immigration is the most important issue facing the country today and it shouldn't be. if we were enforcing the laws it would be to this degree. she raised an interesting point that the current census i think she's trying to point out encouraged localities to have illegal immigrants come in and not enforce the law so they keep highrepresentation in congress . it's something i thought of but you're probably right. >> host: glenn grossman, glad to have you with us. >> guest: honored to be on the show. >> congressman how green represent the ninth district of texas including houston joining us this morning i had of the house coming in at nine. good morning how green. >> it's an honor to be with you and if i may say i

and i'm afraid that in states like california where there are 25% noncitizens and like in las vegas county, that county alone has 297,000 noncitizens. that the elected officials are realizing if they don't repopulate their state, they're going to lose representation. host: let you go there, deborah. congressman grothman, your response. guest: immigration is the most important issue facing the country today and it shouldn't be if we were enforcing the laws, it wouldn't be this -- a problem of this degree. she raised an interesting point and that is the current census. i think she's trying to point out encouraged localities to have illegal immigrants come in and not enforce the law so they keep high representation in congress. it's not something i thought of. host: it's his inaugural visit to "washington journal." congressman grothman. thank you. n.p.r. with a report this morning on their website about some of the details of what's inside the bill, includes elements for transportation. $312 billion. including public transit at $49 billion. passenger and freight rail at $66 billion. and $7.5

this is a problem all across the country and i know you are feeling it right here in la crosse county. just the spring that they had to provide free bottled waters to thousands of people because they were worried about those chemicals in the groundwater which are linked to cancer and other illnesses. we will pay for that, we will get that done. we are also going to serve federal resources to help address the forever chemicals not just here but all across america. unfortunately wisconsin is not unique in this problem. this deal will also put americans at work building transmission lines. the largest investment in clean energy transmission in american history. power outages cost the u.s. economy -- we know this, add it up it doesn't seem that big of a deal. the cost to the economy, congressman, $70 billion annually. you hear me? nationally. $70 billion annually. as climate change induces extreme weather events more and more frequently, we need to make investments to build a more resilient grid to carry this electricity. a majority of the nations grid is aging. some components are over a

the final decision will be up to the ministers in the bolivian capital, la pas economist county romero, helped to negotiate the original deal with german company, a c. i. systems. olivia knows all about the money, but of course bolivia must regain investors trust after the government cancel the a. c. i contract. people leave, you know, in 3, but some companies have benefited from that situation was compet and now they don't want the germans to get back into the game. you know, putting this delicious into the competitors include chinese and us corporations. ah, tesla founder, ellen musk is also said to be interested in tapping into the reserves driving the government has not yet made a final decision. after months of political chaos, bolivians elected a new president in october 2020 luis ourself is a former economics minister and was the preferred candidate of next president abel morales. the bonus i will that our government will represent the interests of all bolivia and we will restore unity in our countries that are so proved, especially popular among indigenous voters. now he will h

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. >> other issue just right across the border here in las fortin county. there was a rocket, people got arrested a t a local school board meeting. i think it was around issues sos so yes, democrats and progress progress -- you have to meet force with force. in a vacuum, people who are not paying attention or do not understand what some of these boogie man, it is important to have a response. >> daniel and john. thank you so much. >> news tonight, i will talk to a special guest who worked in the da's office. a major breakthrough in the capitol riot probe involving the far right. >> a blasting explosion over the campaign of the big voting rights. stay with us. stay with us. na go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? welcome back, america. so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psor