tell us about what this change is for iowa and nevada. thethey are changing to caucuses, to vote by phone. michelle: both of these states are trying to address the mandate by the democratic national committee, than any state offering a caucus, as opposed to a primary, needs to find a way to open it up to more participation. there have been long-standing concerns about the caucus system , where requires people to turn up at a certain day at a certain time. then it takes an hour more to express their preference for the president. there's been a shift in the primary to get the vote. so the dnc this year is asking any state sticking with the caucus system, to find a way to offer remote participation. so iowa and nevada, the two early caucus states, they were both considering going with some kind of virtual online app-based option. but both have decided to stick with the old school technology and to do a vote by phone. they're still offering the traditional caucus meetings, but this is a new additional way that people can affect their preferen

but had recently been in northern nevada. investigators say they have not determined a motive or discovered any connection to outside groups. today law enforcement officers searched his family home in gilroy and a car that was found parked a short distance away from this maciel park, where the garlic festival was held. >> reporter: investigators spent the evening processing the car of santino legan . it was parked near the levy trail which gave him access to the garlic festival. m to open fire is unknown. late monday afternoon the sheriff's office descended onto laurel the suspect car. using a robot at first, they searched the silver sedan with nevada plates. worked at the beginning of the road, half a mile from christmas hill park. authorities say 19-year-old did use the trail to access the garlic festival cutting a perimeter fence. they interviewed neighbors looking for surveillance video. she lives in the neighborhood and received a frantic call from her 16-year-old son. a festival volunteer who said he was one of the firs

. >> reporter: investigate fors u dealer in nevada on july 9th.n monday the own erer of big mikes gun and ammo confirmed in a post on facebook that santino legan purchased the ak 47 style weapon over the internet and came to pick it up at the business 60 miles east of reno. he said quote, good people have been hurt, this goes against everything i believe in. we are a small home business and sell to people who we think are up standing citizens to support safe sports shooting. >> if he were to walk in to a california gun store, he couldn't have purchased this weapon because they couldn't sell it to anyone. >> reporter: uc berkley law professor says california law bans the sale of assault weapons and raised the minimum age to buy a rifle to 21. santino legan was 19. this nevada, the minimum age to buy a gun is 18, this is no ban on assault weapons. governor newsome after visiting this the hospital with victims, blasted washington, for not passing more federal gun restrictions. >> we got people complicit in washington dc, not doing a thing on the issu

using a robot at first, they carefully searched the silver sedan with nevada plates. he was parked half a mile away from christmas hill park. agents interviewed neighbors looking for surveillance video. she lives in the neighborhood and received a frantic call from her 16-year-old son. a festival volunteer who said he was one of the first to escape the gunfire. she said her son is still reliving the trauma from sunday evening. >> he did what he is supposed to do. he ran and ran and ran. and call me while he was running. it was horrible. but we are blessed. he made it out. i feel bad for the people that did not. >> reporter: earlier in the day, investigators searched the family home in gilroy where they had potential evidence. at christmas hill park, authorities were back at the crime scene collecting more evidence. police are unable to confirm witness reports of a possible second suspect. >> anytime of life is lost it's a tragedy. when it's young people, it's worse. >> reporter: at a news conference monday, the gilroy police chief choked up talking about the young vic

. >>> and three meals in nevada. we talk to voters about immigration, health care, and other issues that matter to them ahead of tonight's democratic debates. >>> it's tuesday, july 30th, 2019. here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> together, we are stronger than anything that tries to divide us. >> a community in mourning searches for answers. >> a vigil for the victims of the mass shooting. >> we cannot let the one who did this tear us down. >> president trump with a new round of attacks on congressman elijah cummings despite growing allegations of racism. >> donald trump is not a racist but breaking news if you attack the president he will probably take you back. >> capital one says a hacker stole the personal information of more than 100 million customers. >> an infiltrator who disguised himself as a member of the afghan army shot and killed two american service members. >> president trump signed the bill making sure that 9/11 victim compensation fund never runs out of money. >> we renew our ete

this stretches all the way to nevada and beyond. maria medina is in gilroy tonight were police are trying to learn why this nine teen- year-old did the unthinkable. maria? >> reporter: well, today, investigators called the crime scene extensive and complex in that it is several acres wide. what they still don't know is why the gunman opened flyer, fire in the first place.>> i think anybody wants to know why, the answer why. >> reporter: investigators worked around the clock trying to piece together what drove santino william legan to open fire at the gilroy garlic festival. he located the car not too far away and police say he parked on laurel drive and used to trail to walk a half-mile to the festival where he cut a hole in the fence. >> this event was completely fenced in. police officers as well as fbi agents were on the scene when the shooting occurred.>> reporter: three officers shot him in less than a minute that he fired an ak-47 style rifle at police and crowd. >> we are compiling a list today of all the different victims an

i want to just touch on one specific point from my home state in nevada.ently our governor, governor -- the first democratic governor to be elected in nevada in 20 years, he recently signed into law a $12 minimum wage increase, following 10 years of wage stagnation from working -- for working class families in nevada. in fact, the last time we raised the wage in nevada was when i was serving in the state senate. so elections do have consequences. but with the help of our legislative leaders, speaker and senate majority leader, the nevada legislature increased the minimum wage to $12. that raise won't go into effect until 2020, and for now one in five workers in nevada are making under $12 an hour. less than $24,000 a year. $24,000 a year. what is a family supposed to do, how are they supposed to per ends meet on $24,000 year? $12 for nevadans is a step in the right direction. but we need to be working to provide equitable wages for all nevadans. the raise the wage act would work towards a $15 minimum wage by 2024 as the chairman from the education and labo

most of them will head to nevada for a series of campaign events.ined voters for three meals in one day. it is part of a series we will bring you every month until the 2020 presidential election. jericka duncan is back from her nevada road trip to see what voters are concerned about the most. ♪ >> reporter: we began our day at mom's diner. >> thanks for having us. >> reporter: known for the best burgers in town, a serve up a solid breakfast, too. this community about an hour west of las vegas was left with acres of empty lots after the housing crisis a decade ago, but builders and home buyers are back. >> good morning. >> reporter: most of the customers we met at mom's lean conservative. >> you're very clear about where you stand with your hat. >> reporter: and were happy to tout an improved economy. >> you know, there's more people working in america than have ever been. ♪ ♪ >> i will definitely take some coffee. thank you very much. >> reporter: immigration was another issue that mattered regardless of party. >> i don't go for an open border syste

then, that is going to play happily in nevada. the president is not taking nevada for granted.lost by only does go points. we are talking about the economy and about pocketbook issues. a lot of the democratic candidates are not talking about that. we are talking about things like breaking up facebook and breaking up google. is that something before going to vote on in wisconsin? they will vote for somebody because they want to break up a big tech company? david g.: it is not. ,f you look at amy klobuchar she puts the issues of antitrust in a broader context. if you look at what is going on across the economy in health care, energy, transportation, food, every section is dominated by four or five terms in those having a bad prices. it is having a bad effect on wages. there is something going on in our economy. by the way, president has been aggressive on antitrust, by and large. he has been selective, but the head of the antitrust division has been very good about enforcing antitrust laws. where think the president falls down is he does try to pick on specific industries without

the moisture might sneak in to southern california or southern nevada.not look it's heading towards tahoe or truckee. the system digging the off of seattle and portland. the one that has to sweep through us and continuing the theme of cooler than normal temperatures. fog loses the grip but comes back tonight. tomorrow morning could be a big one with local drizzle. that's going to translate and temperatures struggling to get anywhere near average. 60s, 70s, low 80s. unless you are well inland that team will continue for the next couple of days. thursday is the coolest day after that, we will see a little bit less in the way of fog. high pressure will nose in. temperatures wil average to be weekend. >>> a federal judge says marijuana can be sold under the name of the wood stock music festival. organizers plan to create a marijuana brand to mark the 50th anniversary of the festival. a company called wood stock roots said the names were too similar and would cause confusion. the judge disagreed and wood stock ventures will continues working with a major mari

he wanted all his cows back. >> good morning, citens of clark county, nevada! (crowd cheers) good morning, america! (crowd cheers) >> cliven basically says, "we're about to take this and let's go get my ca >> we're going to go and take the rest of them out of thera compound c up here above the freeway. (crowd cheers) >> and boom, they're off! >> let's get 'er done! >> narrator: the bunkerville protest was becoming an >> we're taking back our county, that's basically what's gointo happen, then we're going to take back our state. >> narrator: ammon and hundreds of protesters headed for the lot where the government had impounded the family's cattle. >> narrator: taken by law enforcement that day. >> narrator: some of it has ver been shown before. >> they were all heading to this wash, where the main entrance was to the pen where the blm held his cattle. es>> narrator: as the protters converged on the cattle pen, law enforcement officers from aha lf-dozen agencies scrambled tof. hold them of >> where you going to set up a triage area? >> behind the vehicles over he

it had nevada plates. we do know that he did spend some time with family in nevada and that he did by his assault rifle. legally about 3 weeks ago from the nevada gunshot. they were fearful that his car might have been booby-trapped with bombs which is why they sent robots in there it took a long time for them to finally clear the area to realize that it was safe. the car was removed to an undisclosed locations of go through the card to see if i anything inside the car will lead to a possible motive. then there's other part of the investigation is there a second suspect well they haven't ruled that out just yet and that has the community still fearful this morning. >>nice to know they're still here a second suspect willie because during its no but to be inside should we be endorsing me what should we be time. >>let's talk a little bit more about look guys we talked about how he had white-supremacist themes that he was looking into it. well a recent post mean it instagram said that he said read might is rig

and the first state he says is nevada.s this wishful thinking or is he smart to be thinking about it? >> uh, you know, it's certainly wishful thinking in the sense that if you just look at the numbers which i don't think is very instructive, you will see that trump only lost nevada by 2, 2.5 points. but as you remember, that race was after only after early voting. they had a good election. but they were behind by 6 points or so after early voting. the power that the democrats have partly because of the culinary union and other issues. plus, chuck, they just passed same-day registration, motor voter exists atmosphere. but again we don't know who the nominee is. we don't know what the atmospherics are going to be. but i do think that the term "wishful thinking" applies here. >> all right, nevada native. he was pretty rough. on paper it just doesn't make a lot of sense that somehow a state that democrats won with hispanic voters is a state that trump's going to somehow flip back. >> no. nevada has trended blue for -- >> yeah.

>> yeah. >> reporter: as you heard, there are a lot of new factors new including a nevada residence,ecovered car, and the evidence collected here. so the clues are lining up, but investigators say it will be some time before we see where they lead. live in gilroy, nbc bay area news. let's go back to city hall. >> reporter: thank you. 10 or 15 minutes. also with us here in gilroy, we are hearing so many stories about the terrifying moments, but we're hearing stories about bravery about people helping peoplexç in need. >> reporter: these two were headed to the festival. they ended up running for their lives, but they couldn't escape the bullets. >> the bullets were just gone. everyone's running, screaming. >> reporter: a sad nick mcfarland says he'll never forget. he said while at the festival he watched a gunman come out of the woods. seconds later the gunman opened fire starting with the bounce house full of kids. a bullet pierced nick's calf. were1w stunned. >> i saw the gun firing to the left of us and that's when i grabbed her shoulders because she was sitting to the left of me an

agents say he bought the ak-47 style rifle legally in nevada like we said on july 9th. he brought it to california where possession is not legal. federal agents confirm he posted about racist material on his instagram page. nbc bay area stephen stock has more detailed uncovered by our unit coming up at 6:00. >> you could imagine this is resonating to gavin newsom and who last night tweeted about this. today he was here in the bay area visiting the shooting victims at santa clara valley medical center. one of the victims that he visited, 12-year-old leslie andres among the survivors. you could see their photo of her with the governor. her family got separated when the gunshots started ringing out at the festival. >> the idea that a 12-year-old that i just met was shot in the leg, she was describing she was on a jumping house at a garlic festival. >> the governor went on to say he's so sorry for what happened to everyone at the festival and to what is happening to the country. he's urging the white house to clearly and convincingly push for tougher gun laws. >>> still to

i want to put on the screen the latest numbers from nevada. state that is also a primary state. biden, sanders, warren, harris, buttigieg. how's nevada looking where joe biden's chances are concerned, john? >> well, it's hard to tell, brian. i'm glad you're doing all these caveats about polling, whether it's a national poll or those numbers you just talked about, which are extractions from a daily polling that the morning consult is doing. biden is strong in nevada, just as he's strong everywhere else. and bernie sanders is strong here. you may recall that he ran very strongly here the last time out too. but let's talk about what happened to biden. while i defer to a.b. and her wisdom, even if he takes a hit again tomorrow, look what he's been through in the last few weeks, brian. i mean, he didn't just have that terrible moment with senator harris in that debate. there's been talk about his nostalgia for serving with races in the senate, the media has unearthed all kinds of things about his record on crime, to progressive voters, and he's sti

it had nevada plates that is important because they believe that he spent some time with family in nevadand that he did by his assault rifle. in legally the same assault rifle that he used at the gilroy garlic festival they were worried about bombs possibly being in his car which is why they sent robots inside there just to make sure that the officers would not be injured and then shortly after 9 o'clock last night they felt safe enough to remove the car is at an undisclosed location where they will go through that hoping that might be some clues inside the car that will try to get inside his head and that is important because so many people want a motive at this point they went through his social media accounts and they believe that he was dabbling into some white supremacist themes that he recently posted. book that he said read might is right and that is a manifesto written in 1890 is very popular with neo-nazis about white supremacy and they need to try to take over and control the situation and not to say that he was a white supremacist but they want to get inside his head to see if

the shooter legally purchased his semiautomatic assault rifle in nevada.termined a motive, but the gunman had posted white supremacist views on social media. >>> and democratic presidential candidates will gather in detroit tonight for the first round of their second debate. tonight ten candidates will take the stage including senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. another ten will take the stage tomorrow including former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. >>> each year about 24 million americans fall victim to phone scams. now a new con has people believing their bank is trying to fix a problem. marc liverman explains. >> reporter: candace says it started with a simple text. >> did you attempt $2,900 on a card -- >> reporter: notifying her of potentially fraudulent activity on her bank card. seconds later, her phone rang, and the person calling said he was with her bank. >> we're here to help. we've caught this quickly. let's go ahead and put a stop on this card, freeze it. >> reporter: he had her address and the last four digits o

that car. >>> police say the shooter recently lived in northern nevada.gators spent several hours searching the home where he lived there. it's in the walker lake community 100 miles southwest of reno and the da in mineral nevada says the search warrant was obtained, but they wouldn't give no more details. last month, the shooter bought the assault rifle he used in gilroy. the owners big mikes guns and ammo posted how sorry he feels for the victims and he said the shooter ordered the weapon online and picked it up on the store on july 9th. and we hope you stay with ktvu and you'll find updates on our news app and facebook and twitter. >> san ramon officers will be on the california high school campus to train for an active shooter situation. they say the goal here is to provide realistic training and allow the agencies to work together in preparing and responding and preventing emergency situations. cal high which is still on summer break received three threats of violence last year. officials have not said if the training has anything to do with those sp

important because they believed he spent some time in nevada. with some family members and in 3 weeks ago that he actually purchased legally. an assault rifle from nevada which he used during the gilroy garlic festival killing 3 people and injuring at least 12 others. they're also looking like james talked about his online account to see what was going through his head now that he's dead they need to peace together a possible motive, he dabbled on white-supremacist views and themes he even posted a couple of days ago, read might is right which is a manifesto of 1890 which is very popular with neo-nazis and white supremacy, so they're not saying that he was but he definitely looked into that popular he none of that popular, but that that lifestyle that viewpoint he was looking into that as well in the meantime that second suspect the suspect possibly is out there and it's making a lot of people very fearful. >>it would be nice to know suspect willie because during its no choice but to be inside should we be endorsing me what should we be doing >>

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cloud cover making it in to southern california and also southern nevada.hat system this the pacific northwest will nudge the high out of here tomorrow, allowing august 1st to come in cooler. temperatures 80s to near 90. the first weekend in august looks warmer. back to the 80s to low 90s as we go in to sunday. next week is looking cooler. first 7 to 10 days of august, favoring cooler not warmer. 60s to 70s and 80s to near 9 on the temperatures inland away rom the coast, temperatures jump up a little bit. cooler thursday, for your weekend, temperatures will be warming up especially away prom the coast. >>> delta airlines is making a bigger effort to communicate with travelers that are deaf or hard of hearing, flight adidn't adapts will wear name tags that indicate they speak sign language. >>> the operator of a new miniature golf course in great britain is getting mixed reviews. it's not the course that is getting the attention it's the location which is inside the rochester cathedral. officials hope it will draw in visitors to learn about faith and buildin

she was a really long >>police say le guen was armed with an sks assault rifle legally purchased in nevada just 3 weeks ago. witnesses say he stepped out from behind a vineyard stage and started firing towards the food tents along gourmet alley. >>fire was followed confusion. >>and you could just hear right behind my ears you could just hear now they were right behind and it was a nightmare. >>police dispatch reveals that the gunman then turned and ran. dead. i'm grant lotus kron 4 news. >>and happening now the victims in this tragic shooting they're being remembered tonight at the gilmore and police department they are 6 year-old stephen romero, 13 year-old kayla salazar and trevor are be who's in his 20's. >>kron four's michelle kingston live for us tonight at that vigil, michelle a very very somber night for gilroy and beyond. >>it sure is it is absolutely heartbreaking and the people here are showing just that there'ssprobably 3 to 500 people it's difficult to really count. but just a swarm of people are now here for just outside of the police station outside the gilroy a library of fa

a investigation here in california and in nevada. we'll show you some video of spel ts and sheriff's deputies in mineral county, nevada. this is about 75 miles southeast of reno. very rural. in fact, just a couple hundred people live in the small town. they searched what they believe is where the gunman might have been living most recently. as for where that gunman grew up, well, right here in gilroy. 19-year-old santino legan, he lives two miles from the garlic festival grounds. we know he broke in through the fence and went on his rampage. an account deleted under his name, he recommended a book racist manifesto popular with white supremacists. he wrote on the instagram he was critical of overcrowding in the south bay with what he described as silicon valley whites and people of mixed race. he identifies himself on instagram as italian and iranian. there is a lot to uncover not juingst to forward several days. among the people that were at the vigil with all of us tonight were some of the other victims who did survive. for that let

in nevada however, neither of those laws apply. that is where the gun was purchased, and there is evidence that out-of-state guns are frequently used in california crimes. >> after a gun show in nevada, we see a spike in gun violence in california cities. so we know, for sure, that the weak laws in nevada and even weaker laws in arizona are increasing gun violence in california. >> reporter: robin thomas is executive director for the giffords law center to prevent gun violence. she says people often hear the phrase gun trafficking and think ofalcale, most of it really is not. >> buying a trunk full of guns that would not be able to be purchased in the state where they are sold, driving across state lines and selling them out of the trunk of a car at a street corner. >> reporter: in this case it only took one person with one rifle and that is renewing calls for national standards. >> that is what we talk about universal background checks, they are the benchmark starting point of gun issues. once you have that nationally, it becomes

bay area skies as well as we get to thursday and more that monsoonal thunderstorms over the sierra nevada temperatures will be a fairly mild into san francisco, mid 60's, there along the coastline. we've got some 50's and some 60's but a little more sunshine by the afternoon little breezy. then inside the bay start to feel the warm up 75 in millbrae 78 in burlingame 83 in san clos 87 in woodside the south bay 80's and some 90's begin to pop up in the campbell los gatos about 97 degrees a little more tomorrow 95 in pleasanton 94 in dublin 96 in danville 80 degrees in castro valley, 88 to rent a 98 possibly in the concord you get the idea of these temperatures starting warm up quite a bit and getting hot well inland breezy along the coastline that would keep a little bit cooler there but looking out over the next few days here we go those temperatures staying hot inland. number going start to cook saturday and sunday triple digits in the valleys. thank you large world news tonight, the united kingdom is said to have a new prime minister as of tomorrow boris johnson here will. >>60 theresa m

of nevada. the choices you make matter. make the right choices. >> the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period began today. and runs through the sunday night. >>> some encouraging news for fire crews battling a brush fire southwest of tracy in san joaquin county the alameda county line. the fire is now 50% contained. the acreage has been reduced to 283 acres 500. because of more accurate mapping. there are no reports of injuries. or structures burned. the alameda county fire department and the california department of state parks are assisting in the fight along with cal fire. kessler road across road has been closed because of the fire. >>> we have new information about yesterday's frightening shootout at the tanforan mall san bruno. shops reopened today. is crime reporter tells us police are still searching for the two this is video making the rounds on social media showing one of the two shooters at the tanforan mall in san bruno. he is opening fire on the second floor of the food court.

so most of those guns come from nevada and also arizona. some are now calling on congress to take action but gun rights advocates. they don't think more regulation is the answer. well of course we'll have continuing coverage for you this morning of the garlic festival shooting throughout our newscast and also during the commercial breaks on our 24 hour streaming service kron on you can download our app you can get push alerts. we'll send them straight to your cell phone with updates on the story as we learn more. whenever he called. and love you very much. a look where we are. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. we're learning more about the victims of the garlic festival shooting and we'll hear from the family of one of those victims after the bre >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news now it's time for a check of your forecast with meteorologist sean is a little peek outside this is from san francisco. i can see some fog there above the bay bridge below it. yeah sought at the golden gate to it's a little foggy but hopefully

in nevada. can you confirm if he was living to nevada? do you know what brought him there? and how long had he been back in california? >> i think he was living with family members, but he's from -- originally from gilroy. i don't yet know how long he was in nevada or how long he had been back. >> one last question. >> many people had to rush away obviously. how secure is -- [ inaudible ] >> chief, would you like to address that? >> i would say it's very secure. we have a large number of personnel out establishing an area around the perimeter because we have to do evidence processing. there are people that were at the festival that literally ran away and left their belongings and we have vehicles and those vendor tents and whatnot. we can't allow them back in until we finish with the evidence processing portion of this, so we have a team that's set up to help assist those people and to provide some support until we can get them back to their belongings. >> chief, can you talk about the victims,

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they'd been refusing to remove their cattle from public land near bunkerville, nevada. and owed over a million dollars in fees and fines. for 20 years, the government had been trying to phase out ranching in bunkerville to deal with development and environmental issues. some ranchers shut down, others took buyouts, but ammon'sfa ther, cliven bundy, refused. >> my dad said no. and when they come and said they're going to take it anyway, he said, "hell no! you're not going to take away what my grandfathers passed down to me." he said no. >> the issue with the bundy family started more than 20 years ago. ar >>rator: steve ellis was a deputy director of the bureau of land management, the blm,h whicgrants permits to ranchers to graze their cattle on public land. >> the u.s. government isge a hu landlord in the west. inherently there's going to be conflicts and challenges for us in maki decisions. blm was making a change in mr. bundy's permit. mr. bundy rejected that and stopped paying his grazing fees and that started th whole thing. >> the blm was threatening to decrease hi

the nevada county sheriff's office say that they are not sure when the search will resume. they are hoping for a lead in the search. a possible siding of his body. >> officials warned that the south yuba river is flowing it 4 to 5 times is normal rate because of the snow belt. >>> a woman that has been missing, is back with her family. and she disappeared on friday near grand view camp ground. she had gone on a walk with her dog earlier today the dog was located. soon after, rescuers found her. she was taken to the hospital. her son said that she got lost after somebody threatened her. in response, she left the main trail and got lost. >>> 27-year-old man has confessed to killing a woman with ties to oakland. she went missing two weeks ago while attending a conference in agrees. the body was found a week ago inside of a cave. police say that she had been is fixated. not much is known about the suspect. he is one of 10 people interviewed over the weekend. she was born and raised in the east bay and had been working in germany. the suspect charged with killing a college stude

it meets highway 49 in rural nevada county. that's where reporter mike lury picks up the story. >> this is the very area where the incident happened. >> reporter: starting with a young girl slipping from a rock into the fridged waters of the south yuma river below. >> the park ranger james carey was able to rescue the 12-year- old daughter with the help of a good samaritan. that was the end of the rescue as the father went downstream. >> reporter: search and rescue teams have been on the scene ever since. looking for the missing man identified as 34-year-old alexander alvarez of citrus heights. but the nevada county sheriff's office. >> on this river so far this year we've had two fatalities. >> reporter: yet the river proved too tempting for dozens of people today. >> i would say the fresh clean water. the beautiful rocks and the trees. and the swimming holes when they're safe. >> reporter: but are the waters safe? from up here the south yuma river looks very inviting, almost tranquil, but looks could be deceiving. from down h

police say the gunman purchases gun in nevada legally. the only what he could do that is by living in nevada because it is against the law to cross state lines and bring the weapon into california. that is just one more question for investigators. did he moved to nevada for the express purpose of purchasing this weapon? in gilroy, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> we will be keeping you up-to- date with any and all new developments. >>> and other news tonight, a new twist in the case of two bay area teenagers accused of killing a police officer in rome. one suspect says he was acting in self-defense. >>> attorneys made their finer arguments in the ghost warehouse trout. >>> white cal berkeley is being stripped of his title as a top school. >>> it is time for a cool change for the bay area, but not for long. this is all happening when we come back. ♪ >>> ♪ two bay area teenagers accused of killing a police officer in rhtne have their case reviewed by in italian judge. this happened just as the funeral was being held in the officer's hometown at the

it's a great lengthy protest they did in nevada. company they used to call corrections corporation of america and it's been renamed. they run on private prisons. in nevada desert which began protest for that community. had a big cancer and they would circle it everyday as a march. they gathered out there because it was a lot about american prisons two years after that. in 2016, there was resistance of prison policy and not. in those facilities, he was handcuffed with his hands behind his back and stopped in a shower be for 13 hours. then his followers came and set up a camp outside that prison which is not that far from where i live. they set up dimensions of the shower stall that he was handcuffed in, they created the shower stalls in the desert that they live streamed themselves in the same position, handcuffed so they could suffer as him. the bible streamed him and collected donations. nobody ever made it 13 hours, one person made it to ten. these figures are made, there's like ten hour videos, suffering and talking. they discove

. >> reporter: police say that the gunman legally purchased that rifle from nevada. the only way that he is able to legally purchase that rifle is that he if he lived in nevada. because if you're under 21, you cannot purchase that type of weapon and cross state lines. so the big question for investigators, trying to figure out whether he purposely moved to nevada with the express purpose of purchasing the weapon. one of many questions dillon answered here tonight. reporting live, i am joe baskets. >>> in the meantime, the remaining victims are recovering at valley medical center in and is a. one of them is a 12-year-old girl. her sister describes her as somebody who is timid and shy. she likes to draw and read. she will soon be a seventh grader in and is a. >> everybody, they were right in front of the shooter. they all saw him, so, thank god that they did not get close enough -- >> governor gavin newsom weighing in on the tragedy. he visited the valley medical center earlier today. >> they lost the six-year-old, gone forever. a daughter in the hospital. this is insa

the of nevada. the choices you make matter. so make the right choices. >> the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period >>> state in the country, banning discrimination, based on natural hairstyles. l.a. state senator holly mitchell wrote the crown act. that's what it's called. stands for creating a respectful and open workplace for natural hair. hair styles like twists, corn rows and afros. they've all been considered by some, unprofessional in the workplace at one time or another. >> my choice of how i wear my hair shouldn't impact my ability to get a job, keep a job or be promoted. >> with this new law, i hope people feel more after thible in expressing themselves as they truly are. >> now, governor gavin newsom signed the bill yesterday. and it takes effect january 1st. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is demanding money from the federal government that has not yet been paid for fighting wildfires in 2019. speaker pelosi sent a letter to the secretary of agriculture, demanding $9 million owed to

federal investigators used robots to search the silver car with the nevada license plates. once it was determined there were no explosives, crews moved in for a more thorough search. >>> police say la grande lived investigators spent hours searching the home where he lived in the walker lake community. the district attorney and mineral city nevada says a search warrant was obtained for this triplex. the owner of big mike's guns and ammo posted on facebook, how sorry he feels for the victims' family and acknowledged selling the weapon to reagan and ordered it online and picked it up at the store july 9th. stay with us for continuing coverage. we are updating the story on ktvu.com. >>> tonight in detroit the democratic candidates will take the stage for a second debate. it will be 20 candidates over the course of two nights. doug luzader joins us live from washington dc. for some it could be their last chance to make an impact. >> reporter: this looks to be the last big debate of the cycle and for some it may come down to tonight. the fox theater in detroit seats 5000 people

that is legal in nevada and illegal in california. brought it back across state lines. >>the community as we turn our attention there's remembering the victims who were killed at the festival the people who are still recovering this morning at 12 people that were injured from the age of 12 to 16 9 years old and has a family assistance center in gilroy for anybody who needs emotional support. that's what a lot of the wounds are and they're not even physical, but they are emotional cover sarah stinson has more on our coverage. >>yeah that's right. it's a time for grieving it's a time for you know getting together and being there for one another and that's what this family wellness center is all about its rucker elementary school but it is now acting as this family wellness center and real the grieving began last night there was 2 vigils that were held one of them was more of a service and it was held at the saint mary's catholic church the special service for the garlic festival victims, several people were at the vigil seeking peace an

more thunderstorms through arizona and nevada, not for us. it is further away and exerting less of an influence. what exerts more of an inference is a big range of low pressure. that is the firing of a stronger ocean breeze the ocean runs chilly the sum of the year. will get a cloud cover like tomorrow. we also get the afternoon sunshine but the ocean breeze is there all day long keeping temperatures in check. more the same thursday, cloud cover all the way from fairfield out past vallejo. and blue sky in the afternoon with the coast being the exception and temperature staying near average. widespread fog anywhere near the water, temperature stay close to normal for late july or early august is august billings begins on thursday. and warmer over the weekend that the hot stuff like we had last weekend. fairfield 86, santa rosa 80, san jose 81, lots of 70s including san raphael and vallejo. seasonably cool at the coast, 62 degrees for pacifica, san francisco. more of the same thursday and friday, subtle change over the weekend. we jump up to th

i'm not familiar with the search warrant that was served in nevada. i've heard a couple different a back to california. i don't have confirmation on which of those is the actual story at this point. >>> what message you are going to be using. as you try to determine a motive and explain to us why you believe the suspects why a motive is important for an investigative agency to determine? >>> i think that motive is important. i think everybody wants to know why. the answer why. there is any affiliation with other people or groups of people that could pose a threat in the future. i think that plays into why that will be important to understand. >>> is the family cooperating? >>> i have not had contact with them. >>> are they talking to you? w the inteincan't comment on the of those interviews at t. the investigation is early.>>> i can't comment on that right now. >>> events like this are occurring across the country. every weekend. it is up to those events events coordinator to determine the extent to which they want to employ gritty features. this even

laura: we do know thatun was purchased legally in nevada. california has very strict gun laws.hat does that say aut how a shooter can exploit our nation's gun laws? jack: again, there is another hole we have to find out. t how dos young man know that? but again, in many cases, we have poor gun laws. what you see in this situation, an indidual who can simply leave the one state with the st draconian gun laws, drive across the border and pick up an assault rifle like an ak-47 type of weapo i think this is another area that probably calls for federal legislation to try and put a dike in these kind of loopholes. we will see other people doing it. we will see copycats. i never knew i could do that, so will drive to another state and buy a gun i could not buy in my home state. got to take care of these problems. laura: the organizers at this hastival did have metal detectors, they a bag checks, they were anticipating trying to stop problems. could they have done anything? mo jack: i think they did what was probably prudent and reanable under the circumstances. what we have here is th

scene his fight over love and lust while outside tom horses weird artist friends set about occupying nevada in a temple proclaiming freedom of art in the good old atticus tradition. to get into a serial killer it's not about 2 conflicting concepts of love and life but rather about 10 hoy's are reflecting on the role of art should the ah. just to praise the satisfied upper class by submitting to static rules or is art about something into twined with real life an artistic expression that we aim to change something in society that suspects that when wagner wrote time has run 1945 it was not yet clear whether he would go down in history as a revolutionary all as an established composer heroic tennis stephen gold has sung the role of tom who is a more than a 100 times but it's his 1st time in pyrite with a new production. but i was a little skeptic sometimes when a new concept is presented to me but i was just really i have to say within just one day of being here i was totally convinced to be as proud. in craft as production tom who is the lives out is supposed to total freedom with a group of

. >> we're also learning more about what the gunman had at his nevada home. the question tonight, was the suspect planning an even bigger attack? >>> plus. >> at the playground at the u.s./mexico border. we will tell you how to bay area professors of reimagined the wall. >>> i'm elizabeth cook. >> we begin with the very latest from gilroy tonight. kpix 5's maria medina is there with what investigators found in the suspect's home. >> reporter: the area near the shooting remains closed tonight as police continue their investigation. meanwhile, we find the suspects, santino william legan, had other paraphernalia inside his nevada home. hundreds of miles away in mineral county, nevada in sight santino william legan's home, investigators say they discovered the suspect may have been planning a larger scale attack. thdiscovered a gas mask, bulletproof vest, empty boxes of ammo, gun light, camouflage backpack, gun pamphlets, and a mysterious letter from virginia to santino. as investigators continue to sift through the crime scene in gilroy, two days after the fatal

some of that moisture that monsoon and you're going to see some lot thunderstorms across the sierra nevada will be playing out as a ridge really going to build in and bring us more thunderstorms as we head in toward thursday and into the weekend too so yeah, it's going to get hot around the bay area you're seeing some upper 90's in the hot spots inland but big got cool temperatures big contrast in numbers near the coastline, those temperatures staying hot through thursday and friday this weekend though should be the peak of the heat that's we're expecting some triple digits. inland. >>where the cut to be passed >>9.11 first responders who are injured the 2001 terrorist attacks are now one big step closer to permanent compensation and today the united states senate passing a bill that will fund the 9.11 victim compensation fund through the year, 29 t camila bernal in washington with details. >>97 to 2 an overwhelming majority of senators tuesday voting to compensate 9.11 first responders permanently these. >>where our brave soldiers. they rushed to the towers. >>the bill funds, the 9.11 vic

>>. >> boy, yeah, but that doesn't mean. >> no, we have in nevada. we have in nevada, the fairfield earthquakes. >> the take away here though is that we have just seen between yesterday and today, quakes that we say are main shocks can actually be foreshocks to larger quakes. >> we won't know till it does or doesn't happen. >> 7.1 the same depth for the most part as a 6.4. >> well, it's 17 kilometers. >> yeah, the epicenter is a little bit deep he ever. we do have geologists out in the field. we haven't gotten reports back. they'll be able to go out. >>> five, ten miles. >> that's the ten miles down whereas the one yesterday was more like six or seven miles down. however, a bigger earthquake also involves a larger fault. it still may very well, probably this is coming to the surface. and you know. >> is there. >> what you're really worried about is are we going to trigger something outside of this region. probably not. >> why. >> because we're too far away. the ability to trigger another earthquake is very spatially defined. the most likely to trigge