. >> we're creating new california. >> and what is new california?> well, we want to take california and split it into two states. >> it worked for israel and palestine, right? >> right! come on! so instead of losing one california, we gained two californias. surprise, surprise, paul claims his california has its own unique identity. >> when i think of california, i think of botox, crystals, milk that comes from nuts. what am i missing? >> california at its core, as a conservative state, but those people have been suppressed. >> although 8 million californians voted for hillary, 4 million voted for trump. for them paul gerrymandered a second conservative california, one without hollywood, silicon valley or wine country? this is the fun california and this is the shit california. why do you want the shit california? >> we believe that's the best part of california. it's based on ruralness. >> it's got to feel nice once you separate to be free from all that excessive tax revenue there in silicon valley and los angeles county. >> we'll have san diego co

. >>> today in sacramento, lawmakers are set to approve a new california budget plan to benefit effort helping the homeless. the big 11 california cities will each get $150 million if the deal goes through. >>> stay with us; weather and traffic in just a moment.

news. a proposal to split california into three different state >> it is not fake news, a proposal to the california into 3 different states has gotten enough signatures to get onto vember ballot and there's a mountain of political strategy behind this idea. trace gallagher on theest coast bureau. you have 3 states to choose from in the fall. >> where would you live. the initiative would work like a big ugorce with 3 spouses, northern california, southern california and counties from los angeles through santa barbara would make a new california and divide the assets and liabilities like the college and university systems, prisons, power grids and water rights. some of california gets its water from northern california and that would spark a major legal battle. all this is predicated on voter approval and a recent poll by survey usa says 72% of registered voters oppose the split, only 17% supported and even if for some reason voters say yes it then has to beig off by the state legislature and the u.s. congress. the measure was backed and funded by billionaire investor tim draper, the same man who spe

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aal new california woul begin in los angeles county and cover coastal areas. the i initiative spearheaded by billionaire tim striker. ♪ ♪ >>> an emotional night in orlando. hundreds of people gathered for a memorial outside the pulse nightclub. yesterday marks two years since he mass shooting inside that club. 49 people lost their lives there, and during last night's ceremony, city and county officials announced that june 12th will forever be called orhllando united day. a day of love and kindness inth honor o victims. >>> 4:47. t&t and time warner get the green light tomerge. yesterday a federal judge ruled at&t's purchase of time warner for more than $85 million is legal. the justice deptment had argued that that merger would hurt consumers and harm competition. at&t says the deal will hel it compete with streaming video companies like netflix, hue lieu and amazon. >>> well, today is the last day we'll hear from the stanley cup champion caps before they go on their summerbreak. the team will have their final interviews with the media today. you can watch tho

. >>> a sneak peek at the new california trial exhibit at the oakland zoo. is scheduled to open july 12. the project is more than 20 years in the making. it will feature grizzly bears, bison, and black bears, and other california species selected for their historical significance to the state. the 11:00 news continues and just 2 minutes. ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> is talk about sports now. starting with the a's. >> it's always a pleasure to do when both bay area teams win. when the a's get out on the road they muscle it up. they lay it on the padres for 6 homeruns. this was nice to see. this is one of the guys at the a's acquired in the trade when donaldson left. three run home

. >>> the new california trip exhibit at the oakland zoo is scheduled to open in a few weeks.sneak peek. visitors can hop on a gondola to get a birds eye view of the $72 million expansion project. which is more than 20 years in the making. the new exhibit will feature grizzly bears, ice and and black bears. there will be several new native california species selected for their historical significance to the state. >> what we want to do is teach people about california's natural mild diversity and some conservation challenges that we have going forward in california. >> the new exhibit more than doubles the zoo size. it is expected to provide a major boost to oakland tourism industry on opening day. >>> canada gives recreational cannabis the green light. we have more on the new marijuana law. al zeldorf, doozles are dozing. their eyelids so heavy, they're drooping and... even heroes need incredible sleep. closing! introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable.

under a new california law, all semiautomatic rifles with a feature called a bullet button have to be registered by june 30th. it's a release mechanism designed as a work-around to the state's assault weapons ban which forbids detachable magazines. since the bullet button requires a tool, usually the tip of a bullet, to release the magazine, it was considered fixed and therefore legal. we have never confiscated the weapons. we have grandfathered daughter tribu then san bernardino happened. the shooters who massacred 14 people and wounded 21 others were armed with bullet button ars, finally swaying state lawmakers and the governor to change the law. >> please identify what your concern is or give me a call. >> but jay says staying legal is not an easy task. his application for one rifle has been rejected three times. >> everybody that's doing this is doing so to comply. they have a willingness to follow the law and yet they're making it as difficult as possible. >> we put in a public records request with the department of justice a month ago to find out how many gun owners have registe

at the white house, and garrett tenney, fox news >>> california senator dianne feinstein announced on twitter, 48 senators are now behind her built aimed at stopping the practice of separating children from their parents at the u.s. border. it would need 60 votes to pass and so far no republicans have signed on. >>> milania trumps office to the unusual step of releing a statement on this controversial issue. it reads quote a strong hate to see children separated from their families and hope both sides of the aisle can finally come together to sful immigrati she believes we need to be a country that follows our llamas but also country that governs with heart." those in the bay area post to separating the children - - >> abraham rucker of san francisco spent father's day with his children protesting. >> there was no way i could sit down and have a nice brunch with my family. >>> they organize a rally weld outside the detention center to protest the separation of migrant families of the us- mexico border. president donald trump zero- tolerance policy means families that cause the border

the new california and northern california would likely stay democratic.outhern california might become a swing state. it's unclear. the group opposing the split called one california said splitting california in three new states will triple the amount of special interests, burocracy. >> and coming up, the world cup. while the us is not in this year's tournament, there's plenty of reasons for american fans to get excited. like i said, it's on fox. this is synergy. it's important. you need the footy and it's next. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is wor it. >> shepard: the most popular sporting event on our planet is coming back to the united states and canada and mexico. which should be interesting. the 2026 world cup will be in north america. the announcement came a day before this year's tournament came in russia. the first game is tomo

southern california from fresno south, and new california would cover los angeles county to san francisco. only 17% of voters support this, and congress would have to approve. stay tuned. >>> and north america has been chosen to host the 2026 world cup tournament. this year's world cup begins tomorrow in russia. but the u.s. men's national team did not qualify. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the shooting at a major u.s. airport. new details coming in after the break. >>> and news involving the death of penn state student timothypia the's a headli breing late today, the surprise. >>> and the deadly plane crash, across a road into the woods, shortly after takeoff. a lot more news ahead tonight. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attac

alabama, california, iowa, mississippi, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. the more interesting plates taken place in california and new jersey. democrats are trying to avoid their wounds in the so-called jungle primary effect feature ambitious candidates. all candidates on a single ballot. the top two vote counters for a current list of a party advanced to november. they could split the vote at end for themselves because there's so many in today's primaries. tracee: in new jersey, bob menendez faces a challenge from this website publisher lisa mccormack. senator menendez's seeking a term in the fall. it ended with a hung jury. fox business will have our special election coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. train to political panels coming up to talk more about that. well, howard schultz is stepping down as starbucks executive chairman later this month. last year that the ceo job to focus on innovation and impact projects as the announcement fueling speculation that he could run for the white house. the interview with maria bartiromo back in february. >> y

.>>> new tonight, california retail marijuana shops comply with new state regulations that take effect on sunday. deborah is live, with more on the use really strange measures for cost cutting prices. they are selling at a discount.>> reporter: yes it is a big blowout on bud, but there is only one day left. sunday new rules take effect that will make the old stuff, obsolete.>> we are empty, about two months ago we were completely packed. >> reporter: mercy wellne showed us their vault where shelves once bulging are sparse and some items are marked for destruction. single gram flowers, that were not tested to the higher state standard not taking effect. so out they go. a similar product up to code, can be sold but only after being repackaged as required. >> it's not that there's anything wrong with it it's probably the same product. it's just packaging and labeling. >> reporter: packaging must be child resistant and toned down so it won't appeal to kids. plus new rules on dosage, limits thc potency. >> some patients come in and get 1000 milligrams edible at a time, that is 10 bags at $2

news. california. monday - we break down some of the big changes impacting you. plus: the scam stealing six- figure down-payments from bay area home buyers. the frightening fraud and how widespread it )s getting. )today in the bay ) monday - 4:30 to 7. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleed green, white and red. pa dentro! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national team. away from going into driving effect. it's specifically for ride sharing drivers like uber and lyft. starting july 1st, the blood alcohol level for anyone getting paid to drive someone around will be lowered from 0.08 to 0.04. both uber and lyft sent statements saying they have a zero tolerance policy for drug and alcohol use for its drivers. >>> there's quite a buzz on the web over a facebook pate

together, we're building a better california. we have new information about an east bay teenager arrested for plotting an attack at his high school.. >>> right now at 6:30, it could have happened here. we have new information on an east bay teenager arrested for plotting an attack on high school. he had a list of names of students he wanted to harm. >> he's a freshman, but he was accused of plotting to carry out the attack in his senior year. melissa has more. listen. >> students spoke up. this mother of a freshman at california high school in san ramon did not want to go on camera, but you can hear the relief in her voice. >> i'm grateful that he did for the safety of all the students at the school. i think the school is really sent forth the message, see something, say something. >> last month a teenager was arrested for plotting to attack students in his senior year. he told us off camera the student had a hit list with the names of six students. >> typically there the names of students kids are upset with. >> reporter: police sea they to

california... and now staffing levels are changing to reflect that. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... this puppy is stolen in the middle of the day and it is all caught on camera. ( james ) and california lawmakers considering a new law to deal with doctor misconduct and it could have a big impact on your next visit. ( james ) and after the break... startling new information is released about the bay area housing crisis. new data shows dire conditions for low-income workers in san mateo county. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm- up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. no major hot spots. bay

new bill is being proposed to keep the two separate. if it passes, it would stop >>> selling alcohol and marijuana in california. a new bill is being proposed to keep the two separate. if the it passes, it would stop anyone from getting a license and selling alcohol or marijuana at the same location. it would also prohibit making or selling alcoholic drinks infused with mayra. the lawmaker says marijuana enhances the effect of alcohol and combining the two could be a safety hazard. >> we all know movies mean big bucks and that's why 30 states including california offer film tax credit to lure film crews. california though may start putting some conditions on the tax credits. it may require applicants to prove that they have an anti-harassment policy and a diversity program. california lawmakers approved the plan, and the bill is now headed to the governor's desk. he's expected to sign it and it will take effect in 2020. >> okay. are you feeling lucky. lottery luck here in the bay area not once but twice. the california lottery says two players won $5 million each on scratcher tickets in recent days. this is one o

news. (ken) coming up -- a california law involving abortions ..got shot down in a controversial decision by the u.s. supreme court today... the full story.. next. (vicki) and -- kids get sick after playing at an east bay water park. what an inspection revealed. (ken) and -- a popular east bay water park is shut down tonight.. after people reported getting sick. details on what caused the illness. a popular east bay water park has been shut down due to a malfunctioning water purification system. it was discovered that the system was not working when a parent reported children being sick after playing in the waterkron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. the sign reads caution water is recirculated do not drink. that sign is posted here at the blue goose water park in brentwood. the park's water feature was recently shut down by the contra costa health services department. sot supervising environmental health specialist vanessa cordier says the county received a po t al

adults get some news from facebook. >>> california announced it's banning state funded travel to oklahomaver a new law that discriminates against lgbtq families. the bill signed in a law last month allows religious organizations in oklahoma to exclude same-sex couples from adoptions or hosting foster children. attorney general xavier becerra announced the decision this morning alongside adoptive parents. >> a law like this means that children will lose out on finding out what it is like to have a forever family like my son has and how i have, as well. it also sends a terrible message to the lgbt community prospective parents that there's something wrong with us, that we're different in some way. let me attest to the fact that we are not. >> california already bars official travel to texas, alabama, south dakota, kentucky, north carolina, kansas. >>> more people moving out than moving into the bay area's biggest city. >> it's a huge shift that people are leaving. >> coming up, a look at the changing demographics of san jose. >> and welcome to the weekend. we have the weather figure out. it

the new california and northern california would likely stay democratic.n california would likely become a swing state. david farris, a political scientist at roosevelt university, argues that california should be split into seven states. he said big states like california, which are largely democratic, are simply too big to be fairly represented in the senate. by dividing up the state, you could get a dozen more democratic senators. farris, very anti-trump, says republicans have been fighting dirty for years, and it'sime for democrats the favor starting with breaking up the golden state, there we should note, since california became a state back in 1850, there have been 200 attempts at splitting up california. none have succeeded. >> shannon: so far it's a hard pass. all right, trace, thank you very much. we'll watch. speaking of electoral politics, president trump is not afraid, he says, of the alleged midterm blue waves. >> i think the economy iso good, i think the tax cuts have been incredible, even night -- better than i with that they would be. the r

nebraska, uated as water crept up over the banks. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, wildfire emergency. a california fire continues to grow, keeping people out of their homes. >>> and tainted flyer. a deputy is sickened after coming into contact with dangerous opioid. this is the "cbs morning news." e "cbs morning news." have you smelled this new litter? no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. the places you clean the most are where the people you love the most hang out the most. introducing new lysol daily cleanser. only

. >>> new this rning, separating california? a plan to split up the golden state moving forward.hen voters will get to decide on the divide. >>> plus, a school bus scare. up next, hear from the student who saved the day when his ride to school went up in flames. celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. happy father's day begins at ross. ♪ you gotta go to ross if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> look atas thisve flames there coming out of a school bus in new jersey. >> a quick thinking 11-year-old is being called a hero for umping into action during th scary situation. rocco arcese ss he gave the marching orders yesterd morning. when he smelled smoke, he immediately told the driver. >> i was like, we should get off and he was like, i'm packingghp now. i could have died. the bus driver could have . >> rocco w

news... california heads to court...igration policies. ( james ) and after the break... it raised concerns over privacy... and now cell phone companies are finally dropping the controversial policy. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. ( robin ) no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is min from the maze to sf. ( james ) it's a practice that has drawn widespread criticism. and now... the nation's largest wireless carriers say they are changing it. verizon, a-t-and-t, sprint and t-mobile have all pledged to stop providing informat

pack your bags and move out of california. newcalled kids count measured child well-being for all 50 states by looking at economic well- being.. education.. health.. family.. and community. ( darya ) five of the top ten states were in the northeast. while states in the appaliachian region and in the south were near the bottom of the list. showing a distinct regional pattern.( james ) california landed at number 36 on the list. but it was new mexico on the bottom. ( darya ) still ahead still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a big plan to revive a dying shopping center is a step closer to reality in the south bay. deal talk. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink for just $5.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo today. get my new spicy chicken club combo with a spicy, crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries an

that means steve j us next to tushat to watch. >>> hello, again, breaking news california imary election results, again, following this possibility of democrats, lock the out of the general election ballot in one of the districts in california, that they think they can flip the poll, but they need to flip the poll it win back the house. the republican in 48, something we are keeping a particularly close eye on. see the situation here? there's a lot of confusion around here now for a couple reons. number one, there's a lot of vos ming in through the ot of mail. there's days of counting here, but right now, there's a situation, oic results showing a second republican hundreds of votes away from joining dana there in the top two. that would be the scenario for democrats. there's reports online, a political reporter following this closely, saying he's taking a look at these thinking there may be a tab ulation error resulting in votes for the 4th place democrat. democrats werpl here. if tt's true, we have a spotter out there trying to track down the information. we don't know if that's true.

in california, five in new jersey. that would go a long way toward a 23 they would need to make the house of representatives go from republican column to the democratic column. it isn't so easy. it won't be so fast, that is why we're all over this tonight, beginning at 8:00 p.m., till whenever. but early signs are right now, people are turning out for this primary and across one state after another, including the oddity what is going on in california. we'll get to that in a second. there is optimism here among some republicans that so-called blue wave might not materialize. a quick peek before i get to guests at corner of wall and broad. the dow is down 83 pointsht now. our charlie brady, who follows this stuff far bette than anyone else on planet, noticed there is narrowing between yield on two year treasury note and 10-year note. the reason why that is important to watch, it is a good thing he is watching it, the narrower that gets it could presage a slowdown, even w cession. not all the time, but the fact it is narr

they have 33 units across the nation, units in new york, illinois, california, new jersey. alifornia, they actually gained labor protections that you will not see again until the new deal. they are unsuccessful in getting into the south because of the idea of white women in the field violated ideas of gender and race in the south at that time. it's too complicated to get into now, but it is residue of jim crow america. to pay for the war, you need money. felthing the war does, we this might put people to sleep but it is very important. changes how the war the government funds itself. prior to the war, it was mostly through customs taxes and things like that. after the war, income taxes will be your primary funder of the government. that kind of revenue will be what fund the government afterwards. during the war, they try to initially depend on loans. you have victory loan campaigns. women are at the center of pushing this forward. they realize halfway through, they have as much money, they are raising a lot of money, but it is still not enough. they have to change the revenu

do your thing. with energy upgrade california. "abc 7 news." >> quite the welcome home for the six-time nba golden state champion warriors, three-time champion golden state warriors. i'm eric thomas. moments to a heros welcome. live in oakland where players stepped off the plane to excited fans. >> eric, it was a sight to see. as the plane pulling up and the fans going wild and the first two players steph curry and kevin durant. holding the mvp final's trophy and holding the larry oh bryant trophy and the fans came to watch it all. >> they arrived in style greeted with frenzy. fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the fans. >> they are all so humble. they are not selfish. that's what i like about them. >> reporter: bringing out the brooms for the sweep. the first to show up arriving at 11:00 this morning. >> reporter: while the players are a fan favorite, one fan wanted to give a shoutout to the head coach. >> all of the players putting it out on the floor, and steve kerr has the semiindustteam and he ks he is doing. >> reporter: gearin

. >>> today california lawmakers are expected to vote on a new state budget plan. >> jackie ward is here to explain. >>> reporter: it could be potentially really good news. while the legislature still has to approve this today, it's giving the mayors of the biggest cities in california hope. if the legislature votes in favor of this state budget, the big 11 mayors will each get a piece of $150 million to focus strictly on homelessness. they can apply for $250 million worth of competitive grants. half of alameda county's homeless population is in oakland. oakland may get $9 million. >> we expect this money probably to not be available until the ind of the calendar -- until the end of the calendar year. and then the grant applications may take an even longer amount of time because this will be a whole new department at the state level to address homelessness. >> reporter: now, $9 million may not seem like a lot of money to address such a large problem but schaaf says it will go a long way in prevention, intervention and long-term solutions for homelessness. she specifically mentioned using

. >> reporter: a new report from realtor.com finds this is far from an isolated case. of california's top 10 counties with declining populations, santa clara ranks first, san mateo second, norcal dominates the top five spots. >> the numbers aren't huge gesh are leaving. about 42 people a month are leaving silicon valley. >> reporter: san jose resident and his wife are part of the out-migration. in town just two years, now moving south where it's cheaper. >> if you want to stay, it's extremely tough to stay here. you almost live paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: cost of housing is most of the reasons for people leaving. from 2010 to 2016, county officials say there was a 29% increase in job creation but only a 4% increase in new housing. the squeeze sends many people elsewhere while creating opportunities for new arrivals. >> the majority of the people moving into the area are foreign nationals like from india, vietnam and china. so we are seeing for everyone who leaves, people are taking their place. >> reporter: for that reason, high cost housing won't be solved soon. relief won't c

states like new york and california are not subsidized by states like iowa and indiana as some suggested during the debate on the g.o.p. tax scam. nothing could be further from the truth. in fact the inverse is true. it undermines the productivity of state systems. in encourage estates towards progressive income taxation because the deductibility raises high taxes on income residents. it also some other state and local tax burdens the savings from lower federal income taxes. in section takes away the south says making it more difficult for things to happen more progressive tax system that benefits every day americans. their republican tax bill will not help working families and everyday americans. it will hurt everyday americans. instead it favors corporations. the state and local tax subduction or individuals is decimated. a tax productions for corporations was left untouched. the individual tax cuts is temporary. the corporate tax cut is indeterminate. a moving expense deduction for individuals was eliminated. corporations continue to deduct the moving expenses associated with closing

and new california would include los angeles county and several surrounding counties along the coast. tim drapers behind the effort and says it would lower taxes andro i infrastructure. >>> caps players aren't quite rey to quit for the surmer or gettingst ready tt their summer vacation, what we could hear in them today. and amelia will have aook at th le >>> today is the last dayea we will from the stanley cup champion caps before they go on summer eak. the tea is about to start its final interviews with the media. you can wch them this afternoon on news 4. what a season they just had. here is a look back at yesterday's stanley cup victory parade. >> captain and playoff mvp,nu er 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rockets r glare >> i love you so much. i know how much you love thi city and these players. and now we have something that bond us and unites us. a stanley cup championship! >> the words thato i want leave you with and i have to sort of paraphrase it from one of the greatest americans of all-time, we had a dream. end we did it. >> every t i drive on constitution for the rest of my

what is new california trail will lead to and what some people may never see until very soon. >>> webring you world cup soccer here on ktvu fox 2 here at 7 am. to catch the rest of "mornings on 2", join me on ktvu plus. i will see you in a couple minutes there. >>> wildlife experts found a group of baby mountain lions in southern california. >> there are four little lions wedged in rocks in simi valley, west of los angeles. they way between four and 5 pounds. they are believed to be about 4 1/2 weeks old. they will pulled out -- they were pulled out carefully. they were given tags and the experts left them before their mother came back. >> that was a leave me alone look there. >>> sal castendo, tell us how the roadways are doing on this wednesday. >> they are okay so far. you can see traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for a 25 to 30 minute delay. it is better than it was yesterday when we had issues here, and also on 80 getting here. it has been a nice commute. add is filling in. we are beginning to see a little bit of an effect for summer vacations. it is about 10% lighter, whic

california. no one's arguing enthusiasm isn't helpful a place tonight in new mexico or new jesey or even. a given it's just in the state of california where we're focused tonight because of these jungle primaries it makes it very difficult. the other thing i want to say is remember the last time democrats swept, 2006, they did it for lots of reasons. there was the big anger about the war and so forth, but a big part of the they wereable t party found and made sure that the candidates fit the districts. and so it's harder to do with the enthusiasm you have right now. >> we've seen that in somethe e seen. >> but look at united -- >> canner lamb had no primary. >> that's what i'm saying. but democrats have been doing a great squlajob of that. they're running unopposed. so we're not out there nominating a tom akin or a christine a. we're making sure we have enthusiasm and people running. >>> we're going to have more ahead.'ll one issue that could be moving in that direction, the nfl facing flack frhite house. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 boo

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then a new california would also begin in los angeles county and cover the central coast because as wenow, california has a coast all t way up and down. so, yeah, big initiative. >> thi itiative is spearheaded by billionaire tim draper. >>> it is 6:35 now andhere's something you don't see every day. a deer on the tracks inside a metro station. we'll tell you where it happened ahead. whileus, his gun went off he got down on the dance floor.g the l trouble this fbi agent gs now facin mo aruna miller: alst every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why ithe state legislatur i fought for more computer science in our schools. s tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others

in new jersey, iowa, and in california. excited about the candidates who are winning these primaries and emerging from these races, candidates with deep ties to these districts and we thinky'll go onto a lot of success in november. >> shannon: i want to redo something we have earlier from the "washington examiner." "the democrats biggest challenge is internal. their enthusiasm is left of center b path t the majority is smack dab in the center." to gain back the seats they lost in their pitch left between 292,016, they need to center themselves. what is the focus of the party? there needs to be energy and the further left, but are you seeing, thinking about that and weighing it as you lcandidates e primary end of the general? >> the f the primary throughout the primary campaigns has been two issues, health care, and the tax bill that the republican congress passed and president trump signed into law. on health care, we saw revolt across the country against republican attempts rep health care away from working people. even in

>> reporter: newport beach, california, fox news. t could ruin the left's chances for power grab on the hill. carly: the left seems to be putting all their eggs in california's basket which is great news for republicans. >> democrats love this idea when they adopted in 2009 but may not be loving it tonight because the issue is so many democrats running individual races and republicans solidify from 12 and 3 candidates and if two republicans are the top vote getters and the democrats made the november election democrats are in freak out mode because of the jungle primary system trying to elevate one or 2 candidates in different races to make the ballot in november so this is great for the republicans and trump and at the same time look at nmberr republicans are improving in the generic ballot and a lot of good news. rob: 26 after the are, no-fly zone, the pres. canceling the philadelphia eagles white house visit over and some kneeling. carly: the new proof the dogs and dryer vents don't mix. this curious pup was finally freed. ♪ yound

abc news, el cajon, california. >>> this eye opening cover of the "time" magazine, there's the photo of the girl crying at the border while president trump looms over here with the headline, "welcome to america." the facebook campaign to reunite undocumented immigrant parents separated from children raised nearly $17 million now. three of facebook's earliest employees started this campaign on sunday. for information about the immigration debate, go to abc7news.com. >>> new this morning, pge is warning investors it may be on the hook for at least $2.5 billion in costs related to the devastating north bay fires. they warn they could get worse. pge says the amount does not cover all of the fires. it also does not include potential penalties, fines, or lawsuits. last month, cal fire investigators learned they were involved in starting several of the deadly wildfires as power lines made contact with the trees sparking flames. years of draught, extreme heat, and 129 million dead trees created a new normal for our state that requires comprehensive new solutions. >>> and reminder for continu

news reporter marcie gonzalez is at a detention facility in southern california. >> from california to new york, 2,300 children separated from their parents at the border since may waiting in facilities like this and in foster care with no time line or clear plan to reewe thiet them with families. with the only imaging coming from inside the shelters provided by the government, 20 mayors from across the country showing up at this facility along the border in texas requesting a first hand look and action from the administration. >> yesterday was the right thing to do. but it leaves as many questions unanswered as it resolves. >> reporter: first lady melania trump bringing her questions to this shilt ner texas making a surprise visit hsed afternoon. >> how many times they speak with their relatives. >> bianca lopez from el salvador says she spoke with letter 8-year-old son two months ago when she was detained saying they told me to say bye to them him. to this day i don't know where he went. she is hoping for a moment like this. 10-year-old separated from his father eight months ago sile

news. california senator tom o'hare is offered her condolences. tweeted, i'm heartbroken by the shooting at the capital gazette. journalists lay such a critical role in our democracy and to often face risk at home and abroad. my thoughts are with the family, difference, and the paper. >>> the committee to protect journalists released a statement saying it's a poll budgeting. -- by the shooting. we welcome the thorough investigation into the motivations behind the shooting. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the newspaper shooting and you can visit ktvu.com for updates. >>> there's some new information about a hit-and-run crash that left a pedicab driver zero really -- severely injured. they are looking for a four door honda civic. there are surveillance photos there. four members of a family was riding in the pedicab. they are expect it to recover. friends of the pedicab operator 55-year-old kevin manning, have set up a fund to help with his recovery. >> he's great. he's been riding with us for 6 years. nobody has got a bad thing to say abo

together, we're building a better california. >>> news flash, tomorrow is friday. we appreciate your time. >> right now jimmy kimmel, kevin costener. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kevin costner. from "13 reasons why," katherine langford. and music from weezer. and now, stay right there, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. welcome, welcome. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. that's very nice. there would have been -- i don't know if you -- [ cheers and applause ]

. >>> also in california, new laws governorarning the cannabis industry take effect this weeken a. at mea lot of businesses are scrambling to sell inventorn that wt meet those requirements. a aditi roy in california. >> the lines are long because n the disc are deep. some cannabis up to 80% off. >> cdc used to be 20 to $30. green croas it over here for $5 an theig which is way better. it's not hurting my pocket. >> reporter: the reason? tsix months after thete of california legalized recreational marijuana, new regulations are scheduled to take effect,july 1st which require all cannabis products on store shelves undergo extensive lab testing for potency. so pot growers are unloading their inventory before it becomes illegal. they slash prices as low as possible so they won't have to toss out the pot. >> there are lines going out the dooand down the sidewalk. it's like it's 4/20 every single day. >> but labs at test clinics are busy, too. >> we've seen a tenfold ncrease. >> the new testing requirements bs creating a backlog at l like steve hill in berkeley. it's one of 31 testing lab

catie beck, nbc news, riverside, california. >>> now to a growing trend among senior citizens. enterprising elders have found a way to turn their homes into extra income, making money and new friends. business correspondent jo ling kent has the details. >> reporter: empty nester carolyn winter isn't your typical entrepreneur. after retiring from her fashion industry job, she was looking for a new way to make ends meet. >> why did you decide to start hosting people with airbnb? >> things were not working out financially. and it was a matter of choosing whether i wanted to stay in my home or leave. >> reporter: carolyn is part of a major economic boom for the 60-plus set. airbnb says that senior citizens are the fastest growing and highest rated host demographic, with over 200,000 seniors actively welcoming guests, taking advantage of the burgeoning silver economy. since listing her two spare bedrooms, she's had more than 300 guests over two years, bringing in about $28,000. nd how hth >> the guests have been great. i've had people from every nationality, every race, every contine

newmost successful being in york, illinois, california, new jersey. in california, they actually gained labor protections that you will not see again until the new deal. they are unsuccessfully getting into the south because of the idea of white women in the field violated ideas of gender and race in the south at that time. of an cruele america in the. . period.ca in that to pay for the war, you need money they do not spend a whole but theime on this horse changes are healthy government funds itself. ior the war, it was mostly through taxes and things like that, after the war, income taxes will be your primary funder of the government. the kind of revenue funds the government. war, they try to initially depend on votes. -- loans. they do realize that they are raising lots of money and it is still not enough. they still have to change the revenue system for the government to adjust. the war actually does push the that change have been living to the change since then. we talked about women. it is also a talking about african-americans. this touch on two

part of that will be set aside to address homelessness in major california cities. >>> and a new thrill santa clara on this flag day. railblazer is being promoted as the west coast's first single rail steel coaster. we'll have weather and traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, time now 8:57. we are tracking a slow ride for drivers heading through the south bay. this is along 101. take a look at that northbound side on the left-hand side of your screen there. it's just under an hour making their way between llyer avue san antonio. an earlier accident right near great america no longer blocking those lanes but certainly causing major delays. we continue to see some slowdowns heading in the southbound direction of 880 on the right side of your screen there between 238 and 237. just about a 45-minute ride. san mateo bridge finally out of the red. stuck in the yellow. 24 minutes across the span heading over to 101. but take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the first time we have seen it all morning where it's yellow, wide open space between all of those vehicles out ther

sibs cyber threats are the new norm. california has to modernize. its ageing voting equipment and practices. budget calls for $134 million to help counties with upgrades by ballot on demand technology and poll books. a new office of election cyber security would protect voters from hacking, misinformation and voter suppression. >> hillary clinton continued her visit today. giving eight grade students a graduation to remember. she spoke sto graduates at the all girls school. speaking to a group that advoca advocates for gun violence reform. >>> that is ronald o. the worlds biggest super-star in soccer signing on the brightest stage. portugal scored three goals sending the soccer world into a frenzy. and we're only on day two of the world cup. live in alameda where restaurants and bars are ready for a world cup weekend. it is over. but the soccer pandemonium is only starting. for bars and restaurants in the bay area, the world cup is a moneymaker. we have a couple fans out here. earlier this morning, this place was a mad house. and all eyes will be on

, and new mexico. california is huge, democrats are trying to flip 25 seats to take back the house. there are districts where clinton won but republicans hold the seats. but that means the primarir pri california are going to be important. we'll be here all night long. >>> that does it for us. now it's time for the last word with ally velshi. >> i'm ali velshi sitting in for lawrence o'donnell. nbc news has obtained a new court filing, where robert mueller is asking the court to revoke paul manafort's release. saying he attempted to tamper with potential witnesses. it say gs paul manafort called, texted and sent messages to two witnesses in february, quote, in an effort to secure materially false testimony. this outreach apparently occurred following the disclosure of an indictment of manafort. they're calling for a hearing brought forth by the fbi tonight and to see if the release order should be revoked or revised. joining us now mimi rocah and harry litman. i'm grateful that you're both here to help make sense