california. look around. mike sugerman with the newes that would limit lawns to just a fraction of the size they are now. >> reporter: this is the old california and after today this is the new one. >> so this is where the drip irrigation started. >> reporter: generally hasn't been a good time to be in the grass business. now there are actual laws about it. >> our standard front yards are drought-resistant plants. we don't use any turf. >> reporter: builder city ventures has been ahead of the game. but the california water commission has approved new rules for new buildings. virtually no grass allowed in commercial developments at most 25% of a new home. adam lubo has sold most of the houses in the new alexandria neighborhood of hercules. no lawns here. play areas but no grass. this is what a playground in a subdivision like this might have looked like in the past. but these stock photos with grass hasn't caught up with the new reality of california. >> no grass. >> reporter: no grass? >> no grass. drought-tolerant landscape material.

it alliance with the new california healthy workplace healthy family act that came effective july 21, 2015. the city will stream line it's leave management processes and reduce the burden of complying with multiple rules. it will grant sick leave to employees who have been exempt from an accruing sick leave at the regular rate. that will be a new accrual rate of 1 hour for every 30 hours worked for employees who are currently casual and seasonal laborers who do not accrue sick leave. it provides access to sick leave from six 6 months to the 90th day of employment and this is consistent with state law. the proposal expands the covered reasons for using sick leave to now include employees who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking which are not currently covered by our sick leave rule. the proposal expands relationships to include children of any age or dependency status as well as grandparents or grandchildren. the covered reasons and relationships for using sick leave does address the employees need to care for persons who maybe not members of their immediate ho

calls it the new california consciousness. she is leading the charge starting a venture focusing on drought resistant landscapes. her budding business couldn't come at a better time. the california water commission is implementing new rules reducing grass around new homes from a third of a landscaped area down to a quarter. the new rules include reductions on new commercial and public as well. seeing recycled water tanks is common where new developments are already featuring smaller lawns. your property can still be a sanctuary. >> i pull plants from lots of different drought areas mexico, south africa western australia, chile. >> reporter: her business calling is her canvas marketing word of mouth. >> i'm reaching out by changing landscapes and hopefully that will encourage them. >> reporter: encouraging perhaps for existing homeowners considering renovations, as well. large scale projects will need to comply with the regulations. >>> a close call for astronauts on the international space station. that's next. >>> is pluto ju

massachusetts company announced plans for several new california stores including nine in the bay area. 17 in the fresno area. that is in addition to ten stores already operating in southern california. there are plans for a total of 275 stores. duncan doughnut stores in california over the next few years. our schedule you can have never have too much coffee. or coffee spots. >> i could go for an amy's burrito right now. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour many of us felt the jolt across the bay area. we'll have more on the update centered in fremont. >> dozens of people were forced to run from their homes. the early morning fire in vallejo. >>> i was out here sweeping the parking lot and i felt shaking. >> a little shaking may have jolted your bed over night. we'll have the latest on the over night earthquake that struck many parts of the bay area. >> plus this morning oakland police are investigating a deadly crash that took the life of a teenage driver. we'll tell you how this car wound up crash into the front of a funeral home. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. we continue wit

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here's to your help. >>> abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. the californiaerate for water they are stealing from their neighbors. >>> new at 5:00 the unique partnership saving swallows in one bay area community. >>> and a special training the sheriff's department is getting that could save the life of a child. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> tonight's programming lineup starts with shark tank at 8:00 followed by what would you do at 9:00 20/20 at 10:00 and abc 7 news at 11:00. now to the california draut some people getting so desperate for water they are stealing from neighbors. >> forcing homeowners to lock hoses and faucets. >> reporter: it was a month ago in this west stockton neighborhood that linda discovered she was a victim of water theft. >> the hose was totally out of the pot and spread out across the front lawn. the nozzle

federal, state and local money often built and nonprofit tint for individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway. >> director brinkman director nolan director ramos director rubke directors please be advised director heinecke will not b

new state laws take effect today. impacting the most people, california's new paid sick leave. the legislation will allow all full and part-time employees who have worked at least 30 days, 3 paid sick leave days a year. california will continue to phase in a ban on lead ammunition for banning its use for hunting in certain areas. all smartphones manufacture must have a remote controlled kill switch to make them less attractive to thieves. >>> the controversial school vaccine bill signed into law. every california child in public or private school must be vaccinated. you saw governor brown, he did decide to sign the legislation, unless the kids have a medical exception. it's 40 doses of 10 federally recommended vaccines. the law comes after the measles brought break to disneyland going into effect in january. opponents are vowing to fight the law in court. >>> state tax on gasoline is going down today, but you're not going to see any extra coin in your wallet. the six-cent a gallon reduction comes as a result of yearly recalculation of gas taxs. official dozen this to make sure g

. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news in southern california. these are live pictures now from our nbc helicopter down there. this is interstate 15 in san bernardino county. a wildfire jumped the freeway and caught several cars on fire. you see the remnants here. this has been happening for the last 90 minutes. we'll have an update on what's happening on i-15 in san bernardino county, next. >>> we want to update you on this breaking news in southern california. a wildfire burning along interstate 15. this is the cajon pass major corridor between the l.a. area and las vegas. this freeway is completely -- it's just shut down in both directions. this fire is just out of control and has burned 500 acres so far. these are some live pictures of fire trucks at the scene. we wanted to show these pictures from a few minutes ago. as you can see, this air tanker dropping water on cars that are now on fire. this fire jumped the freeway a couple hours ago when it started around 2:30 this afternoon. and one by one, fires have been burning, cars have been burn

>> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, la jolla, california. >>> that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ==raj/vo== you're hearing the voice of this man's mother. we see him for the first time -- >>> i know he's not guilty. >> you're hearing the voice of this man's mother. we see him for the first time since the shooting death of a hayward police officer. good evening, thanks for being with us on this friday, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. new details in the shooting of that haywood police officer dozens of officers sat in the court to face this time who is accused of pulling the trigger. he's accused of killing the sergeant during a traffic stop early monday morning. more on what actually happened during that traffic stop. jodi hernandez is live at the hayward haul of justice where she talked to estrada's mother. jodi? >> reporter: his mother said he's kind hearted and a good person. today he was formally charged at the hayward haul of justice with the murder of a hayward police officer. >

california drought. bay area homeowners are reacts to go strict new water regulation limiting how much lawn new homes and commercial development can have commercial development can have. here's melanie woodruff. >>reporter: the signs of california drought are growing. piles of dried up grass kicked to the curb. recycle water tank parked outside home and drought resistant plant filling landscape. taylor is embrace what she calls a new california consciousness i pull plants from lots of different tell drought areas. mexico. south africa. western australia. >> now her neighbors are asking her for tips. >> that sounds grit. would you do it for us. >> i thought sure. >>reporter: she picked good time to started her business. california water commission is implementing new rules reducing grass around new homes from third of landscape area down to quarter. new rules include reduction around new commercial public development as well. large scale property changes requiring government permit also need to comply with the new regulation. >> now with the drought being at its fifth year that fifth year we really need i

news. >>> california senator feinstein sent a letter to ed lee regarding this case that reads in part quote, the tragic death of miss steinly could have been avoided if the sheriff's department notified ice prior to releasing mr. sanchez. feinstein says she's against some of the san francisco sanctuary policies. city supervisors are responding to feinstein's statement. our team coverage begins live at city hall. sergio what are they saying? >> reporter: there was a regular board of supervisors meeting around 2:00. most of the conversation leading up to that meeting surrounded san francisco's sanctuary city policy especially now, because of this case. this is video during the signing ceremony. it prevents the city's law enforcement agencies from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement requests the mayor's office responded to a letter from senator feinstein asking san francisco re-examine it's relationship with ice. but the author of the ordinance says that is not needed. >> every board member voiced sympathies but says the ordinance is not the problem. supervisor campos is curio

. >> reporter: jessica says now the california new kill switch law requires the technology come enabled by default there will be fewer lucrative phones to sell because people will activate the kill switch. we discovered even with the kill switch activated the inoperable phones often known as bricked phones are still a hot commodity on the black market. bricked phones sell for far less than those like molly's that are unlocked wiped clean and ready to fetch top dollar. >> both apple and google confirm that all their new software complies with the new california law and apple says it will never ask you to verify your password over the phone. meanwhile, while some phone thefts are up, car break-ins are actually up so it may be that thieves have moved back to an old easier target. >>> still ahead scenery taking over what used to be your parking spot. >> what's the cost of safety? if you live in san francisco it's parking spaces. how the quest to have safer roads is affecting our drivers. >> and it may be the biggest smart phone flaw ever discovered. the text message that could give hackers

news. >>> california senator feinstein sent a letter to ed lee regarding this case that reads in part quote, the tragic death of miss steinly could have been avoided if the sheriff's department notified ice prior to releasing mr. sanchez. feinstein says she's against some of the san francisco sanctuary policies. city supervisors are responding to feinstein's statement. our team coverage begins live at city hall. sergio what are they saying? >> reporter: there was a regular board of supervisors meeting around 2:00. most of the conversation leading up to that meeting surrounded san francisco's sanctuary city policy especially now, because of this case. this is video during the signing ceremony. it prevents the city's law enforcement agencies from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement requests the mayor's office responded to a letter from senator feinstein asking san francisco re-examine it's relationship with ice. but the author of the ordinance says that is not needed. >> every board member voiced sympathies but says the ordinance is not the problem. supervisor campos is curio

not good news for fire danger here in northern california where temperatures will be quite hot and there could be some gusty winds, as well. t.j. and reena back over to you. >> thank you so much. >>> breaking an awful news out of northern california now. an end to the search for a missing 8-year-old girl. police in santa cruz say they've found the body of madyson middleton last seen roo riding her scooter outside her mother's apartment complex. the police chief provides details of the discovery at a late night's news conference. >> this is extraordinarily heart breaking news i'm about to give to you. our detectives discovered the body of a young female inside of a dumpster at the complex located behind me. >> the police chief says a 15-year-old boy who lived at the apartment complex is now being questioned in connection with the murder. >>> well the search is continuing through the night for two 14-year-old boys who wentmying during a fishing trip off florida. coast guard says the water's relatively warm and the teens could likely survive about five days hanging on to a cooler or wearing

chelsea edward for cbs news, california. >>> and as we continue tonight, we know a chicken can cross the road to get to the other side and that is what these daring ducks are trying to do as well. we will show you more of this ace mag video on the other side. take a look at this video drivers on interstate 35 near minneapolis had to swerve to get out of the way of duck link as cross that busy highway. about a dozen car narrowly missed the ducks as they went across the highway but they made it. word is, that wow, look at that let's watch this, look at that one right there oh, my goodness. that was did they spread -- they made it over. they pick up speed but there you go, they made it. >> twelve, 14 cars. >> i'm holding my breath. >> yes please. >> oh, my goodness. >> like looking for one that got left but they all made it or else we wouldn't be showing you thank goodness. >> everybody accounted for. >> beautiful day to day in the tri-state area. >> probably nicest day of this long nice stretch we have had. we have had lots of sunshine but today, may have taken the cake. nothing but br

star a controversy next dozen the protesters took to a very busy turf the call attention to a new californialaw because an invasion of privacy giants taking all the national they lost three straight what they when walk into your right now but the posey had a bigger night more in sports. >>catherine heenan: it is just beginning we met up with some of them today at the golden gate bridge protesters battering in san francisco biggest landmark had special significance this holiday weekend this is not before the july this year these parents a poultice of about liberty and their kids question american flag that the opponents of sb 277 to 5 on we do not think the government should be intruding into our lives and bodies this web the california became the first day in the country to a major religious and personal exemption for vaccine the kid's survival school if they do not have a vaccination sites noncontroversial bill is lost the focus for the school is repealed the have 90 days to gather more than 300,000 signatures to get a reprimand imbalance the what this law to the court to sender of this sca

since then california spent $2 billion on new medical facilities and reduced the prison population by 40,000. >>> the special olympic torch, runners are about to arrive in petaluma and ktvu's ken wayne is there. how far away is it? >> reporter: we are expecting them to arrive here in downtown petaluma in 10, 15 minutes or so. the community standing by waiting for them to arrive. 7,000 started this morning in sacramento and fanned out on different routes across northern california. this group went from sacramento to santa rosa and then they will arrive here in petaluma to a big welcome to honor theathletes who will be -- the athletes who will be heading to los angeles for the games. >> this is my 25th 25th year in law enforcement and this is the most rewarding thing i have ever done in my career. that is why i continue to do the basketball championships, they are very special people and we have bonds with them. >> reporter: what do you compete in in track and field? >> 25 meters and then 50. >> reporter: how do you do? >> pretty fast. >> reporter: do you win? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: yo

we continue our coverage of breaking news this southern california.these are live pictures of this fire in san bernadino county. it's called a mass incident casualty. there's no word on injuries. we'll stay on this. >>> good evening. i'm tracking the fire conditions in southern california. i'll have that in minutes and fog in san francisco and how that could change to rainfall in next several days. >>> what's that to you? >> definitely something the public needs to know about. >> it leads to a conflict of interest. up next, it's your money, and we investigate. now 3500 acres. five homes burned and 50 >>> we want to update you on this brush fire in san bernadino county off i-15. it's burned 3500 acres. there are reports five homes have burned, 50 others threatened. at one point the fire jumped the free way, set 20 cars on fire. they are now destroyed including a semi truck. we'll keep an eye on the situation and have another update later in the newscast. >>> tonight we have critical questions about the use or misuse of thousands of tax dollars. that wi

. >> a disturbing new twist in the fight against california's new school vaccination law. next, why it has lawmakers in sacramento on high alert. >> mystery in the sky: what is head for investigators trying to figure how a small plane and fighter jets collided mid-air? stay tuned. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >> covering cupertino, concord wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> it is 4:41. a look at traffic in the east bay, interstate 680, the tall lights are headed southbound near north main right here right now, no problems to report. traffic is building. we will get you a report from leyla coming up. >> lawmakers in sacramento are on alert after threats by southern california man upset over the new child vaccination law. the bill requires vaccinations for all california school children. according to the "los angeles times" the c.h.p. wanting lawmakers to keep an eye out for a man arrested last week for spray painting nets

we're getting new details about that bridge in southern california, the one washed out by wall of theevere rain and flooding. caltrans since when the inspectors went to that bridge in march, they didn't find any structural problems. look at it now. this bridge is on interstate 10 in the california desert. about 50 miles from the arizona stateline. it's the main road between the two states. sudden flooding over the weekend eroded the ground beneath the bridge and it collapsed. engineers say it would be back to limited use maybe in a couple of weeks. >>> if you headed out the door this time yesterday, you probably had to crank the ac. but sal, at least the weather isn't that big of an issue. >>> no. yesterday on 680 we had that mess. we don't that have -- we don't have that. traffic is gettingbicier coming around curb. if you are driving around 880 south, we have slow traffic from just after 238 from mowry avenue where any are clearing a crash. 680 is slow. it's nothing like it was yesterday. bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for a 25, 30-minute dpla. it has been made a little bi

>> reporter: kristen dahlgren nbc news la jolla, california. >>> that will do it for us on this friday for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> hey, baby! >> cait's close-up. the time has arrived. i'm billy bush but you may be surprised as to who's being called the true star of the show. >> you were incredibly thin skinned my friend. >> i

>> reporter: kristen dahlgren nbc news la jolla, california. >>> that will do it for us on this friday for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a. >>> kylie jen ear's first time meeting caitlyn. >> hours before the most anticipated series of the year now on "extra." >>> kylie and caitlyn. >> hey, baby. >> the youngest jenner face to face with her father's new identity on sunday's "i am cait" premier. plus kourtney kardashianhian reunited with her ex scott disick. reconciliation rumors. >> blake shelton's mystery message to miranda. what he's really saying to his ex. >>> movie theater horror show. new details on the deadly shooting during amy schumer's "train wreck." >> amy's first words about the tragedy. >>> nicki minaj and taylor swift call a truce. the phone call that ended their twitter war. in today's star photo feed beyonce, brittany and heidi in bikinis. plus how many times tom cruise dodged disaster making mi-5. >> before you do that stuff could you call me? >>> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a.

this week, there was encouraging news out of california, which has been suffering through a historic drought for the last four years. according to numbers released by the state agency that tracks water usage, residents in urban areas cut their water consumption by nearly 29% in may, which is a 15% improvement over the previous month. this follows the first ever mandatory water rationing in the state's history, put in place by governor jerry brown. but with the hot summer weather ahead, california still has work to do, and the drought has already taken its toll on agriculture, which accounts for the bulk of california's water use. and as you'll see, one farming community is doing its best to cope. in this updated story which first aired last year, john larson reports from main street delano, california. >> it's going to be really hard for the businesses here on main street to survive if it doesn't pick up. >> reporter: all along main street in delano, california businesses can feel it-- the drought. at 1111 main street, susana garcia says it's simple. >> a lot of people not working. a

news. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is speaking out against some of san francisco's sanctuary policies and the sheriff's decision not to inform immigration when they release suspect francisco sanchez. the priority program focuses on those convicted of crimes. she said i strongly believe a convicted criminal and with a de tainer rekwefts 23r078quest from i.c.e. should not have been set loose. >>> mayor ed lee issued a response to senator feinstein saying he shares her concern over how sanchez was released from jail. >>> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the pier shooting on air and online. our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> raymond will be charged. today they ordered him to stand trial. they'll face racketeering and weapons and money laundering charges. much of the case will rely on the testimony of an imformant. the trial is scheduled to begin november 2nd. >>> the state's controversial right to die bill won't become law this year. they announced they'll not pursue the bill. senate bill 128 would have aloud doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to t

followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a lot more to bring you here at for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00 new material from the abc 7 i-team. bay area squatters. >> the remarkable recovery of a central valley firefighter. how grateful he is to be alive after a tragic fall. >>> the high price an east bay couple is willing to pay for the return of their stolen [ inaudible ]. >>> finally for now kids taking part in the junior giants program got to meet one of the unsung heroes today. >> he has been cooking up meals for the players since 2009 and the giants have won three world seriess since then. >> you mak

rules allowing new homes in california to have a small patch of grass. starting december 1st the lawn can only cover 25% of new homes. newly constructed basis and schools grass with koenl be installed in picnic areas, ball fields or recreational areas. as a result many landscapers say that they're going to focus on lawn removal and drought friendly yards. the commission claims the changes will reduce water usage in new homes by 20%. >> we're going to look like arizona soon. >>> coming up, the first major public appearance by caitlyn jenner, the gold medalist speaks at the he is pia wards after receiving the arthur ashe courage award. hear what her biggest fear was changing her live. >>> looking over toward palo alto, 101 shows a nice smooth drive. at the bottom of your screen you see the signs talking about the lane shift. the overnight road work continued. we will check out what's going on further east coming up. high heels. caitlyn jenner stepped into the spotlight last night in her first major public appearance at in high heels. caitlyn jenner

mexico as latinos is number one raced white race is second and 3 states new mexico california and hawaii have white populations less than those 3 states so we we're saying is people this culture is growing and people are having families we are a christian supposed to be out of edward so italians and irish was brought here and chinese railroads the japanese and the concentration camps we were already here this is amazing that we should always accept building more in this country for housing what i see today it is about less guns and more houses and someone to create to be family and today it is like good things happen in the city today you pet a trigger with someone to be killed us or staff on those 3 so have them in safe hours a lot of countries and cities know that this is not the answer i hope this is a good habitat for america and the planning commission because you have the right to do that you know as a city by the bay and we know those europe and planning money to push people out thank you. >> are there any other speakers in support of dr requester. >> so i apologize my

for four days but the judge told lawyers it could spill into next week. >>> new study finding cases of syphilis here in california. new data shows cases of syphilis among women and newborns in california have increased over the past two years. in 2014 there was 100 cases of congenital syphilis. most of those cases occurred in los angeles county in the central valley. among women it increased to 594. california's rate is second in the country behind georgia. >>> the special olympics torches continues to make its way through northern california. as ken wayne shows us the athletes were met by an adoring crowd in petaluma. >> reporter: it was a welcome fit for champions. dozens of athletes were given a police escort through downtown and passed through a crowd of people. 7,000 athletes started the day in sacramento and wound through sonoma, santa rosa, and finally petaluma. there is a special bond between the develop mentally challenged staffletes and law enforcement. >> this is the the most rewards thing i have done in my career. >> reporter: the special olympics is in its 34th year and it has been the the most succe

the massachusetts company announced plans for several new california stores including nine in the bayrea. 17 in the fresno area. that is in addition to ten stores already operating. >>> one of california's largest wine makers is expanding again. they have made a deal with treasury wine estates of australia. treasury all lease back land at the vineyard that has traditionally grown fruit for its luxury wines. gallow not saying how much it's paying but experts say it could be worth $25 million. the grape harvest actually begins tomorrow. mum napa will be the first to tech and process process for grapes. they say this years crop has quote great quality potential. i went wine tasting on saturday and talked to them about the detroit drought and the effects. they actually say stress on the vines is good. >> it helps. >> maybe they will have fewer frames but more ever concentrated. but the ground was shaking in the bay area. we had a 4.0 quake followed by several after shocks in fremont. what people are telling us about a rude awakening at 2:41 this morning. >> and this is san francisco's ugl

lou: breaking news, california authorities ordering people from their homes in northern california.dfire firing up. this wragg fire has been burning in sol marc morano and napa counties for nearly a week now, it was thought to be mostly under control, and then high winds from the north today, fanning flames, the wildfire jumped to containment and back on the lines. deputies going door-to-door telling residents to evacuate. joining us tonight, former senator jim demint, jim, great to have you with us. and delighted to have a talk with you. i've got to ask you first and foremost, the revelations about the iranian deal negotiated by this administration that we just learned today. your reaction. >> well, this is probably the worst foreign policy decision of my lifetime already, just from what we know. we know there are some side deals, and what came out today is a part of what's going to be revealed over the next month or so. hopefully we'll know most of what's in agreement before congress has to vote on it. as you know, lou, this is going to release over $100 billion that we know iran

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increasing their rates in 60 days n san francisco, lyanne melendez abc7 news. >> aspiring students who a i ply to the universities of californiaure on the undergraduate application. voluntary three-question survey will ask questions to share their gender identity and sexual orientation. they say it won't affect a student's chance of getting in they hope to make all campuses more inclusive which includes gender neutral rest rooms and changing rooms on the campus buildings. >> saturday morning news a big milestone in the effort to build a honor to the veterans of the war. right now the time is 5:38. we are taking a look from the mt. tam camera. you see the cloud covering thecy right now. we will get a check of the full accuweather forecast with lisa argen coming up in a few minutes. >> welcome back, everyone. we are taking a live look outside along the embarcadero from the kgo roof camera in san francisco. you see the golden gate bridge in the distance. a little foggy out. how warm will we get? we will check in with lisa coming up in a little bit. in ten days n.a.s.a.'s new horizon spacecraft will fly within close to pluto. it's

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california. >> clearly the sheriff had no problem, the new sheriff had no problem in basically deciding on his own he was not going to respect a request to detain or request to notify. that's wrong. >> reporter: mirkarini defends his decision. >> i think i.c.e. was quick in doing finger pointing before reviewing its own. it is now defaulting to local governments to really device and enact their own laws that navigate around the criminal justice system. >> reporter: communication between local and federal authorities needs to improve. >> the city needs to rethink this sanctuary policy and ask itself the question of whether it's so broad that it doesn't provide an encouragement and inducement to people like economic developments. he's not here because he's trying to support a family. he's here because he finds it a convenient place for him to sell drugs or to engage in other criminal activities. >> reporter: this debate over immigration and sanctuary is likely to factor into the presidential race as well. both donald trump and now hillary clinton have voiced their opinions. ken. >> cara this has

becky worely, abc news, california. >>> a warning from park rangers after a woman got too close to aandy burgess was with her daughter ready to take what was supposed to be an epic mom and daughter selfie when a bison charged at burgess. >> it happened so fast that it seemed like it took forever. it was quite painful, instantly. >> amazingly burgess walked away with only minor injuries. park rangers want you to know national parks, they're not theme parks. you should keep a safe distance from the animals. they encourage you to use the zoom function of your camera. >> the bison, they don't have book pages. they don't know what's going on. >>> anthem is buying cigna for $48 billion. that deal would create the nation's largest health insurer by enrollment covering about 53 million u.s. patients. regulators are assessing whether the two deals would give the company or the companies too much power to set up prices and drive up health care costs as opposed to reducing them. >> i don't think that customers should necessarily think that they will be significant cut in prices. >> the buyout c

economy from california to new york. the cfo of wells fargo joins us now. you miss.""what'd what would be your one word to describe the u.s. economy right now? don: the one word would be mixed. are still in a very choppy gdp growth rate environment. quarter, while better, still reflects a lot of the uncertainty in people's minds that i think you guys just alluded to in terms of small business optimism. good news for our business is that we continue to grow loans, to grow our pre-generating activities, taking shares, etc., deposits have been flooding in because people have been hanging on to more cash. we manage to grow our earning assets meaningfully over the course of the last year and in the quarter, but there is not an overwhelming sense of optimism out there. it is a slow grind back. joe: what do you think it is that continues to hold the economy back? it has been years since the crisis. backis holding the economy from your perspective? on:" we did not have a housing-led recovery like we would have expected in most prior recoveries in the post-world war ii era. we'

news. >> and an incredible scene in southern california. a dozen vehicles and a boat destroyed by flames as a wildfire spreads around, and across an inland empire freeway. good evening. the north fire is burning through san bern and hesperia. >> the flames racing across a a big rig started in the median and moved up the highway. >> let's take a look at the fire look at that those flames our sister station kabc is reporting two minor injuries. 75 cars are abandoned on the freeway. this is the main road between southern california and las vegas and it is closed right now. >> five structures have burned and there are mandatory evacuations. >> go go people. >> oh my god. i can feel the heat. >> so hot. >> amazing video from our sister station. you can see a family on the highway trying to get past flames and you can hear their relief. they get clear of that fire. >> and this is what crews are worried about now. the homes just up the hill from that fire. this getto is from a house in the city in san bernardino county. the flames are heading that

easy to take apart. >> tinker toys. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> after a ten-year absence, the fireworks show is back at california'smerica this year for the fourth of july. this is video from our media partners at the bay area news group of last night's show. tonight's show starts at 9:45 inside the park. there will be an all you can eat barbecue today and tomorrow. live entertainment to celebrate america's birthday. >>> one of the best fourth of july fireworks show will lose pop this year. it's switching from explosives to lasers. they celebrated the fourth of july with fireworks more than 75 years. this year the show will feature laser lights and will be choreographed to music. forest officials made the decision because of the drought and risk of fire. >> we need to protect the forest and we need to be safe. we need to keep people safe. this is a measure that part of the measures we take to do that. we still want people to have a great time. >> charcoal barbecues have been banned. anyone who breaks the rules will face fines. >>> we are just hours away from this year's annual nathan's famous hot dog eating contest

chelsea edward for cbs news, new hall, california. >>> 5:38 right now. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a story of inspiration. see the project to immortal ice the owner of the philadelphia food truck on a massive mural in the city. >>> plus this... >>> planning a summer road trip coming up next in the tech minute three must have apps for hitting the road. >>> it is video that just makes you cringe, cars swerve with the family of ducks makes a journal a cross a busy highway, we are back with their narrow escape, stay with >>> a mural arts in philadelphia is creating a new work of art here in center city. artist is installing latest mural on the top of the floors of the grant building. the face that is of abraham shaw, he works as a food truck operator. he is from pakistan and has been in philadelphia for about a year. now the artwork is part of the project called open source, aimed at highlighting philadelphia's diverse urban identity. >> unaudible. >> fourteen other pieces of temporary art will be positioned all around the the city and they will be completed by the end of october

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> aspiring students who apply to the universities of californiaon the undergraduate application. the voluntary three-question survey will ask questions to share their gender identity and sexual orientation. officials say it won't affect a student's chance of getting in they hope to make all campuses more inclusive, which includes gender-neutral restrooms and changing rooms on the campus buildings. >> saturday morning news, a big milestone in the effort to build a monument honoring veterans of the forgotten war. what we can happily report about the new plan for a memorial in san francisco. but first, the time right now is 6:367. we are taking a live look outside from our bay bridge toll camera. you can see eats a little gloomy outside on this saturday morning, fourth of july. we will get a check of the full accuweather forecast with lisa argen coming up after the break. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics.

news. >> california drought has gotten so bad.te authorities have begun evacuate authorities have begun evacuating fish from folsom like. crew side phone out nearly 68,000 rainbow trout. put them into a temperature controlled tank on a truck and will distribute them to cooler water. right now folsom like hatchery is 71 degrees warming quickly ashe like levels fall quickly as the like levels fall. they will die at 75 degree so there's not much time. fish will be released into donner like it hassle vegas of 7000' should stay cool enough to keep the fish alive. >> santa cruz county asking people to stay out of the water at cowl beach because of unsafe level of e.coli. affected area level of e.coli. affected areas the small strip of beach to the west of the santa cruz wharf. county health department warn about the unsafe bacteria levels there on scenes. rest of the beaches in the county are reunderstand considered safe. >>> looks fantastic we hit the weekend like today mild to warm let me show you the doppler and when it starts to coo