this is not good for my part of northern california, and i think the same goes for the other northern california colleagues who we heard testify in opposition earlier. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. lamalfa: mr. chairman, providing flexibility for more parts of california does not indeed punish any other part of northern california. so with that we have to dispel om of these negotiation -- dispel some of these notions what this means. i yield. the chair: does the gentleman -- mr. lamalfa: sorry. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. huffman: mr. chairman, i yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from fresno, mr. costa. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. costa: i thank you for yielding me time. this amendment is about rescheduling water. this is a technical term for those not familiar on water use in california and other parts of the country, it allows people with water rights, whether they be senior or junio

northern california... after a deadly fair accident in ohio. good afternoon, >>> now at noon, questions about ride safety here in northern california after a deadly fair accident in ohio. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. it happened at the ohio state fair in columbus. one person was killed, seven others hurt, when the ride malfunctioned. some of these images are disturbing. katie nielsen spoke to santa cruz beach boardwalk officials about a similar ride there. >> reporter: the fireball ride here in santa cruz will stay closed today. that's after an order from the state agency that oversees ride inspections. that's because it's the same ride made by the same company as the one that broke apart in ohio last night. a cell phone showed the accident, hurling riders to the ground below. it's a portable version of the fireball ride at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. >> we are just closing the ride and leaving it as is until we get more information from the state and some direction from them as to how they wou

he plays for the yankees but his home is here in northern california. newest star grew up in linden, east of stockton. that's where ktvu's joe fonzi grew up. they played for the same high school coach. >> reporter: linden, california. one of any number of small agricultural communities in the state's vast central valley. those communities turn out in force to support the local high school and no the name of every player who moves on to bigger things. linden, california happens to be the home of the new york yankee rookie who's taking the major leagues by storm. aaron judge. >> aaron. here comes the judge. oh, this is judgment day. >> he's always working, always trying to get better. understands when he's makes mistakes. doesn't make excuses. i can remember a particular incident in spring training. he was there two hours after the game in the cage still hitting. i was like, okay, you guys got to go home soon. i don't want your hands bleeding. that's just who he's recalls been. >> reporter: in the social media look at me climate that is modern day pro spo

tonight: this is just one of the fires that burned in northern california.evening, i' >>> tonight, this is just one of the fires that burned in northern california. good evening. >>> fire coverage begins with cristina, and in suisun city where it spread to travis air force base. >> reporter: firefighters don't know what sparked the fire, just that it started here, and burned the cypress trees, before spreading fast. >> it was free blazing! >> it was just flames. just lit up. jumping over the house. >> reporter: wanda watched as flames devoured the trees just a few feet from her house. she said she had one fear. >> that it was going to blow up. >> reporter: before that could happen, neighbors sprang into action using garden hoses to put out the flames. >> i was surprised i still had eyebrows when i was done. >> reporter: the fire changed course, ripping past the homes through the backyard, and into open space before burning on to a grassy field on nearby travis air force base. the base brought in a special truck to battle the fire. firefighters say their bigg

. >>> search crews right now are looking for a missing northern california man who disappeared after falling 30 feet off of a

a 5.1 magnitude earthquake shook northern california this afternoon. the quake struck at 4:38 p.m. about 46 miles northwest of ferndale that's up in humbolt county...the quake had a depth of 2.8 miles and hit off the coast. people sure felt it but...so far no reports of any damage or injuries. (grant) a big shake up tonight in president trump's inner circle. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant... the president has 'pushed out' his chief of staff... and named a new one. reince priebus resigned his postion... just as the republican's push to replace obamacare.... collapsed in the senate last night. today, president trump named homeland security secretary john kelly as his new chief of staff. tonight, we will hear from priebus about his departure ... and have more on the man taking his place. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. new research shows a specific diet may prevent dementia. the mediterranean diet has been linked to stronger bones -- a healthier heart -- and a longer life.now you can

an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperaturesough tuesday. warmer conditions return for the second half of the week as the upper level ridge builds back over california. above averages temperatures are forecast late in the week and will likely continue into the upcoming weekend. (vicki) coming up, five children are sent to the hospital after a boat fire on folsom lake. we'll tell you happened - plus an update on the childrens condition. (grant) but first, police are investigating a string a car break-ins in the east bay... after more than 50 vechiles are vandalized. the locations where this is happening and who police are searching for. (vicki) 52-vehicles were either vandalized or burglarized early friday morning in two east bay cities. the smash and grab auto burglaries began in brentwood around 4am in the parking lot of the hampton inn. police took reports of 17-vehicles that were broken-into and one white 4-door lexus reported stolen.

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an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and morning low clouds through tuesday. warmer conditions return for the second half of the week as the upper level ridge california. above averages temperatures are forecast late in the week and will into the upcoming weekend. new ahead at eight.. the hunt for a man caught on camera .... abandoning a baby in a parking lot. plus. a big win for president trump. as a judge rules states must hand over your voting information. and next. in just hours --- more than a dozen car break-ins, the latest east bay neighborhoods being targeted. putting news first. pam moore. steve aveson. brittney shipp. and gary radnich. the kron4 news at 10 every night. (steve) a shattered car window tells the story. multiple vehicles .. burglarized or vandalized in two bay area cities within a matter of hours... and police suspect the cases are all connected.(pam) one vehicle was stolen during the crimes.. and investigators think it was used to go from one city to the next one... where the

. >> plus, a new gold rush in northern california, how our wet winter brought something shiny to the surface. >> good afternoon, from our kpix 5 studios in san francisco where the skies have cleared throughout much of the coastal areas and inland, we have seamless sunshine. the full forecast with the change for the weekend that you need to know about coming up. whether to release o-j simpson from prison. the former football star is approaching the 9-year minimum... of his 33-year- >>> tomorrow a nevada parole board will hear arguments about whether to release oj simpson from prison. he is approaching the nine-year minimum of his 33-year sentence for armed robbery involving sports memorabilia. john blackstone reports. >> guilty. guilty. >> reporter: this was trial that put oj simpson behind bars nearly a decade ago. in 2007 surveillance video from a las vegas casino shoulder him leaving a sports memorabilia man's hotel room back into the national spotlight. the meeting was arranged with dealers who had items stolen from simpson. he made an audio recording of the confrontation part of

. >> i never met so many people who are all from northern california. it's kind of fun. >> reporter: the director is from chico. >> everything is about respecting the community and the location and the people and so it has been a wonderful experience and i would like to shoot here again. >> reporter: they might not be hollywood north yet, but it's on the movie making map. >> one of the reasons why they are there, they are going to be raised in petaluma. >> america wrestler the sequel is wrapping up production right now. he'll be back to petaluma in a couple of months to begin production on his next film with another to follow shortly after that. >>> all right, what kind of night are we just talking about the red triangle, it's kind of freaking me out a bit. but bigger warnings tonight and this week. learning more and more with the beach hazard statements. it's not your high surf warning, but the increase that will increase their rip current activity. keep that in mind there will be a lot more moving from the south. we do have this and the fog hanging ou

attorney general is going to court to try to block the last independent gasoline terminal in northern california from being sold. he believes the sale will lead to higher gas prices for consumers. abc is live with the story. leslie. >> reporter: this huge shipping terminal here is behind me a vast network of pipes and 31 tanks. it's owned by a company called plains all american. there is a deal to buy it and that worries the california attorney general. >> anti-competitive behavior is never good for consumers. >> reporter: the california attorney general says the company is looking to buy the last independent terminal in northern california that distributes gasoline to all the retail stations. he says the other terminals are already owned by refiners and he fears the sale could affect the prices the consumers pay at the pump. >> it could be that the suppliers can manipulate the supply to dictate the price of gasoline. that is not good for california families. >> reporter: on monday the attorney general will file an injunction to prevent the sale from moving forward. an emergency attempt to block

northern california's own aaron judge rose to the occasion last night. he crushed some bombs during the home run derby. he hit a 513-foot home run last night. you see him holding up the trophy there. he is 6'7", 280 pounds. >> who is counting? >> who really knows. they're calling these home runs judgian. aaron judge hits third for the a.l. east and buster posey, the a's have yonder alonso playing in the game also. >>> the mysterious disappearance of amelia earhardt continues to intrigue. new possible clues and the reason dogs were brought in to search an island in the pacific. >>> first, happening right now, breaking news to report out of the middle east. the iraqi army declaring total victory over isis in mosul. troops have retaken full control of iraq's second largest city. mosul was seized by the terrorist organization about three years ago. >>> threats to lawmakers spiked in 2017. capitol police investigated more threats to members of congress in the first six months of the year than in all of 2016. this, of course, after the shooting recently at a c

attorney general is going to court to try to block the last independent gasoline terminal in northern california from being sold. he believes the sale will lead to higher gas prices for consumers. abc is live with the story. leslie. >> reporter: this huge shipping terminal here is behind me a vast network of pipes and 31 tanks. it's owned by a company called plains all american. there is a deal to buy it and that worries the california attorney general. >> anti-competitive behavior is never good for consumers. >> reporter: the california attorney general says the company is looking to buy the last independent terminal in northern california that distributes gasoline to all the retail stations. he says the other terminals are already owned by refiners and he fears the sale could affect the prices the consumers pay at the pump. >> it could be that the suppliers can manipulate the supply to dictate the price of gasoline. that is not good for california families. >> reporter: on monday the attorney general will file an injunction to prevent the sale from moving forward. an emergency attempt to block

an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and morning low clouds through tuesday. warmer conditions return for the second half of the week as the upper level ridge builds back over california. above averages temperatures are forecast late in the week and will likely continue into the upcoming weekend. (pam) happening tomorrow... senate republcians are expected to hold an important vote on health care legislation(steve) today - president trump stepped up efforts to put some pressure on lawmakers. grant lodes is in studio tracking developments.. grant? (grant) tonight we've learned senator john mccain will return to washington for the vote tomorrow. he will be back in washington tomorrow for the first time since his brain tumor diagnosis last week. that could put gop lawmakers one vote closer to beginning debate on their health care proposal. trump: "it's time, we have a chance to now do it. hopefully they'll do it."

that's when the light from the sun will be dimmed a bit over northern california. but even though it's only dimming a little bit, reducing the electricity produced by solar generators will be the result here. solar energy production is expected to dip by about 6,000 megawatts during that time. >> it's going to be a busy day behind the scenes. as the eclipse is occurring, and the solar energy that is being produced by our solar plants is going down. we have to then make up that lost generation. >> by reducing the electric consumption, the state is hoping to reduce any greenhouse gas emission. >>> no shortage of sunshine in gilroy today, but there was definitely something else in the air as well. >> we are coming at you from the gilroy garlic festival, where the moment you open the car door, the aroma hits you like a punch in the face. we're here not to go over the garlic all-stars, but to get off the beaten path, and try some new stuff. there is no doubt about the superstar dishes at the festival. the ones that burn bright and cast long shadows. we are looking for t

we'll tour northern california, watch wildlife on the wing, on the water, and on the land. we'll reveal one of california's best kept secrets, little known inspirational sanctuaries. and we'll enjoy the photography of allison taggart-barone. ♪ ♪ doug: spectacular and immense alpine wilderness, crystal clear and free-flowing rivers and streams, and the largest trees on the face of the earth. that's the world of kings canyon and sequoia national parks. female: i grew up camping here with my family, so i love taking my kids here, and we usually get a chance to see some

it is something that they're monitoring very closely in northern california. back over to you guys. >> erika, thank you. ambulance response times in montgomery county are getting worse. montgomery county police say response times in 2015 were an average of 7 minutes 27 seconds. in 2016, it incompetent creased to 8 minutes 19 seconds. police chief tom major says it's a training issue and technology issue. he says the department is changing the process of taking calls and hopes the new protocols will help make response times quicker. >>> be extra careful the next time you take your dog to the park or board them while on cases of dog flu are on the rise apparently. it is dangerous and also highly contagious. veterinarians say that dogs can get the flu from coming into contact with other dogs at kennels, doggie daycare and dog parks. dogs can also get flu from eating or drinking from the same bowl as a sick animal. >> first notice a cough, a wet cough every now and then, maybe exercise intolerance, not as much energy as we usually have. might notice gradual like e

an excessive heat warning is up for the much of northern california and a heat advisory is up for much of the central valley. temperatures there are expected to reach between 100 to 110 degrees. the breeze has kicked in again and the fog is beginning to return inside the bay. on the satellite image you can see the remnants of hurricane hillary spinning to our south. but it's the huge dome of high pressure over the desert southwest that will be building in our direction the next few days that will crank up the heat. there will be enough of a sea breeze that it will be as much as 40 degrees cooler at the coast. (justine) one person died in a firey crash on 101 in san jose this morning. kron 4 news viewers sent us this video... ...it shows the smashed cars along the southbound lanes at metcalf road...near the p-g&e transmission substation. the accident involving at least 3 cars happened at 6 this morning. the c-h-p reports one car caught on fire. and you can see the flames from this photo a kron 4 news viewer sent us. the accident backed traffic for a mile. all lanes opened 5 hours later.

the guard is sending fire helicopters to northern california fires, and three helicopters and two c-130 air tanker jets down to southern california. the national guard men and  women will provide security and fire line support. >>> as always we see a lot of bay area departments heading to the various fires. this is the time of year, rosemary, when we see fires just like this. >> you're right, heather. we're just getting started. temperatures today came down slightly. we are looking at near what we had yesterday in the way of that heat, although for some a little bit of relief this afternoon. and for most of the bay area improving weather as well. giving you a view of the fog over san francisco as we head into your evening hours, the low clouds will make a comeback. here is another view towards san francisco. you can see the marine layer in the distance. temperatures at this hour, 57 in san francisco. so a cool one outside your door. you go to the bayside and we've got 66 in oakland, upper 80s for walnut creek, and 90 in livermore. so still a very warm day out there but for most not ne

an excessive heat warning is up for the much of northern california and a heat advisory is up for muchof the central valley. temperatures there are expected to reach between 100 to 110 degrees. the breeze has kicked in again and the fog is beginning to return inside the bay. on the satellite image you can see the remnants of hurricane hillary spinning to our south. but it's the huge dome of high pressure over the desert southwest that will be building in our direction the next few days that will crank up the heat. there will be enough of a sea breeze that it will be as much as 40 degrees cooler at the coast. (jr stone) in the east bay... bullets go right into a home... with people inside... and tonight police are still looking for the people behind the shooting.... it happened earlier this week in berkeley near san pablo park... kron4's ella sogomonian is live in the neighborhood where it all happened and has details on what police are asking for... ella, what can you tell us case? this isn't the first sign of violence near san pablo park.neighbors are still shaken by the latest shooti

cooler temperatures are forecast for today and saturday as a weak upper trough approaches the northern californiast. even so, most inland areas will remain warm. a gradual warming trend is then forecast from sunday through much of next week as a high pressure ridge strengthens over the western united states. thus, expect a prolonged period of very warm temperatures inland. mild conditions will persist near the coast. (pam) coming up:just days after we showed you disturbing video of a shark being dragged behind a boat... the new shark abuse video that surfaced ... and both incidents are connected to the same person. (grant) then -- we talk to the local woman randomly attacked walking on a busy street. just how common people in the area say these types of assaults are becoming. (pam) and next:a woman says, she was the vicitm of road rage on one of the bay area's closest watched freeways. you won't belive what the c=h=p told her.... when she asked about the surveillance cameras. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. y

an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and morning low clouds through tuesday. warmer conditions return for the second half of the week as the upper level ridge builds back over california. above averages temperatures are forecast late in the week and will likely continue into the upcoming weekend. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . >>> shark week? >> controversy over olympic champ michael phelps' race are a great white shark. >> everybody was like not happy with this. >>> then o.j. simpson's lawyer, under fire for what he said about fred goldman. >> he's like, i wouldn't kill simpson but i know people who can assassinate him. >>> and actress hillary duff's home burglarized. did she tip off crooks by posting vacation photos on social media? >>> plus, polly caught a killer.

caltrans working on a busy northern california bridge that's had problems since being paving in 2014.facing the pioneer bridge for the third time in three years. a lot of people drive across it all the way to tahoe. caltrans hired a company in 2014 to put down a mixture of resin and gravel to try to save taxpayers money but it didn't stick. caltrans had the bridge repaired again, under warranty but the material keeps crumbling and now the warranty has expired. officials say they'll spend $25000000 to resurface the road with a more reliable concrete mixture that's been used on other bridges. >> never any guarantees but we are confident in this product. 1200 bridges, plus, with very good results. so we're very confident. >> nbc bay area will keep tabs on it. construction will take place weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the goal to be finished by labor day. >>> airbnb executives are looking into this. a woman falling down a flight of stairs after some sort of a fight with her host. this happened in amsterdam on saturday. the man and the woman there tussling. through the door frame. r

summary: firefighters are dealing with another wildfire in northern california that's forcing evacuations. this fire erupted in butte county and has already charred at least 200 acres. we are told it is about 15 miles south of oroville... and people are being told leave their homes. it is putting up a lot of smoke and the plume can be seen as far away as sacramento. (jrs) that was doug johnson reporting (jrs) meanwhile the whittier fire in santa barbara county is just five percent contained tonight. fire officials said it destroyed approximately 20 structures along highway 154. at last check, it has burned 78- hundred acres. mandatory evacuation orders and warnings were issued for residents near the fire. no loss of life or injuries have been reported. (jrs) now that a giant crane has been taken down - investigators are back on the scene of the latest oakland construction fire... to continue searching for clues. although a cause for the fire hasn't been found - evacuees returning home tonight are worried this could have been the work of an arsonist. kron 4's ella sogomonian is at grand an

an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and morning low clouds through tuesday. warmer conditions return for the second half of the week as the upper level ridge builds back over california. above averages temperatures are forecast late in the week and will likely continue into the upcoming weekend. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to you by my pillow, incorporated, creators of the world's most comfortable pillow-- my pillow. hello, i'm mike lindell. i've invented the world's most comfortable pillow, i make 'em right here in the united states. do not change that channel because the next half hour is gonna cha

the allegation one man is making against a northern california moving company.>>> a horrific hit and run crash the lives of two children leaving the mother and her infant child with serious injuries. coming up, we hear from the family of the man considered a person of interest. things are heating up for the wta.mer. time to play. when the us open series hits stanford for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. july 31st through august 6th. it's time to shine brighter than you ever thought possible. the us open series. we're serving up the best of summer. don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> a hit and run crash leaves two children dead and an infant with serious injuries the police say this man is a person of interest. his family says he was also injured in the crash. two boys aged five and 10 were killed. the mother and a three-month- old infants were hospitalized. the accident happened just before 11 pm in concord. vascular say the mother and three children were traveling in a

it happened monday, in suisun city, in northern california. the incident was captured on surveillance video. the two-week-old boy was left in the parking lot.. in his car seat. mitchell, was later arrested, after crashing his car. he appeared in court yesterday, and pleaded not guilty. bail was set at 500-thousand dollars. the baby was taken to a hospital. at last word, he was in critical but stable condition. seven's on your side with a consumer alert and your next trip through airport security -- could see some changes. the t-s-a, adding a new layer of security when it comes to electronics. you'll now have to take anything larger than a cell phone out of your bag -- to be x-rayed. the new process has been in the testing phase at ten airports... and will be rolled out nationwide in the next few weeks. former white house press secretary sean spicer's next job could be on the dance floor! a source tells "page six," abc's "dancing with the stars" is ta him as a contestant. spicer would not comment, and neither would abc. spicer announced his res

. >>> still to come, a northern california county under a state of emergency after a massive wildfire forces thousands to flee their homes. >> and a sea of humanity off the coast of santa cruz. the massive floating memorial to one of surfings founding fathers. and think winning the lottery is a long shot? how about winning it twice in one week? sounds impossible? not for this teenage winner who just punched her tickets in the east bayh. >> looking to the north -- bay. >> looking to inthe north -- to the north, haze and cooler weather inland. we have the forecast coming up after a break. butte county.. where a fast- moving fire has exploded across 5-thousand acres. the "wall fire" has >>> governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency in butte county where a fire explode across 5,000 acres. the wall fire destroyed 10 structures so far and threatening thousands more. on the front lines. >> reporter: last night it looked like [bleep] oron -- hell on earth. today the damage clear. the fire place, more like a head stone. here a home like an oasis in a desert. stands untouched even thou

an excessive heat warning is up for the much of northern california and a heat advisory is up for muchof the central valley. temperatures there are expected to reach between 100 to 110 degrees. the breeze has kicked in again and the fog is beginning to return inside the bay. on the satellite image you can see the remnants of hurricane hillary spinning to our south. but it's the huge dome of high pressure over the desert southwest that will be building in our direction the next few days that will crank up the heat. there will be enough of a sea breeze that it will be as much as 40 degrees cooler at the coast. start here with us tomorrow on the kron-4 morning news. start here with us whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small ac

to northern california this morning.are dealing with major power outages after the fire broke out. smoke could be seen for miles, the power facility serves the northeastern portion of the is an fernando valley >> strong storms in ohio causing major damage there, one woman was woken up my a loud bang and a tree had fallen on her car. >>> hundreds of people are still being kept from their homes as colorado firefighter to wildfire >> fox's alicia, kunez. >> reporter: the colorado resort town of 4,000 and 25,000 visitors are on preevacuation orders should this fire take a dramatic leap.451 homes are on mandatory evacuation >> they sent us a text first to be ready to go and then an hour later to leave. >> reporter: this fire being fed by thick fuel and rough terrain transitioned to a type one incident, meaning it's the most complex and therefore some of the best resources from around the country are here to fight i there are currently 39 large fires burning in 11 western states, super hot summer temps often pushed by erratic

low pressure offshore enhance the sea breeze but pull enough moisture into northern california, threat of thunderstorms will be out there as we wrap up weekend. right now stay tuned. watch and see if it gets closer to the bay area. right now sierra threat. san francisco partly cloudy, 62 degrees. marathon time looks comfortably cool with patchy low clouds. 50s to upper 60s. high of 101 today. 76 still outside. mid-90s tomorrow, maybe upper 90s. trivalley will have to way another day for cooler temperatures. morning is 50s and 60s outside. highs generally upper 80s to lower 90s around santa clara valley. 90s around walnut creek. mid-60s san francisco. and bigger cooldown, into the north bay temperatures 80s tomorrow. cooling trepd for the first half of the week. drop away from 100 degrees and next weekend third in a row mid-90s making a comeback. stay tuned with the moisture coming in. fire danger from lightning. >> enjoyed the pictures. sunset was great. >>> just ahead, return of the panda. pablo sandoval making return but not in san francisco. how he played tonight in san jose and his

there's a state of emergency in northern california.. due to >>> 5:43. take a beautiful look at this. this is the tower. 1070 feet tall. you can see the tip top of it which leads me to believe clouds will continue to billow in the bay this morning. the fog and the effect on our temperatures. the full traffic and weather report in less than four minutes. >>> there is a state of emergency in northern california due to several wildfires in -- butte county. >> sean bennett is live. firefighters are still determining exactly how many. >> reporter: they are trying to get the numbers from overnight going into this morning. crews are blocking roads like you see out here. they have hoses and they are going down into the canyons. this is a smoke-filled valley and you can smell it for miles. just kind of hovering over the top of butte county near lake oroville where we have this problem back in february but what we can take a this morning is that the fire is now 8600 acres and is now 25% contained. the governor has declared a state of emergency where 17 buildings h

a northern california pregnant woman says, seven police officers tossed her to the ground --- withoutson. now at 8-30. a northern california pregnant woman says, she was thrown to the ground by seven sacramento police officers. at eight months pregnant --- she is now worried about the health of her baby.(steve) and tonight...that woman and her family are demanding the department to take action. reporter ali wolf has more from the state capital. sacramento -- a pregnant woman who says she was thrown to the ground by a sacramento police officer is demanding the department to take action. zityrua abraham says she was standing outside her apartment on lampasas avenue with her mother and mother's boyfriend on july 9. when her mother's boyfriend walked inside for a drink of water, abraham said, when seven police officers searching for someone showed up.abraham said the officers knocked her down, searched the apartment before saying, "wrong house" and leaving. police confirmed officers were searching for someone wanted on a felony charge and a warrant. officers say a man matching the suspect

we are looking at a heat wave for northern california. maybe not every spot in the bay. definitely by midweek next week high pressure takes over and temperatures will spike triple digits for an extended period of time. several days next week inland. a bit more mild along the coast and by the bay. the coolest day of the next seven is today. warmer on monday and tuesday. we are looking at triple digit temperatures for several straight days beginning likely tuesday to midweek next week and sticking around for a few days. high temperatures today cool by comparison. we are near average. we are a few degrees near average in the bay area. san francisco topping out in the upper 60s. concorde below 90 degrees. san jose low 80s. oakland 70 degrees. all around average. here's a look at the south bay temperatures topping out near 90 in morgan hill. 80s santa clara valley. 81 palo alto. 60s along the coast. warm 90s inland. closer to the 70-degree mark around oakland and spots around the bay. mid to upper 60s around the city and north bay. we are talking 80s and 90s far north. the ex

and an excessive watch has been posted for much of the central valley into northern california through at least wednesday. highs tomorrow could reach 111 degrees in redding tomorrow with triple digit heat up and down the central valley. tomorrow highs will return to the 90s in the east bay, 70s and mid 80s around the bay, and cool 60s at the coast. it looks very hot over the next week with tuesday and wednesday being the hottest of the week. 100 degree plus temperatures will be likely inland with temperatures nearly 40 degrees cooler at the coast. cooling should begin on thursday and into the weekend. (justine) only one more day to enjoy this years gilroy garlic festival. celebrity chef giada de laurentiis will be there on sunday.. the festival features all things garlic... garlic fries, garlic ice cream, garlic chicken... the festival is at christmas hill park. it starts at 10 in the morning..and runs until seven each night. tickets are twenty dollars. it is now officially in the guinness book of world records as the largest garlic festival in the world. the record: 109-thousand-67 pe

and an excessive watch has been posted for much of the central valley into northern california through at least wednesday. highs tomorrow could reach 111 degrees in redding tomorrow with triple digit heat up and down the central valley. tomorrow highs will return to the 90s in the east bay, 70s and mid 80s around the bay, and cool 60s at the coast. it looks very hot over the next week with tuesday and wednesday being the hottest of the week. 100 degree plus temperatures will be likely inland with temperatures nearly 40 degrees cooler at the coast. cooling should begin on thursday and into the weekend. (jrstone) new at ten... investigators in los angeles are offering a ten-thousand- dollar reward to help find a man who violently sexually assaulted a woman. this is surveillance video of the man on a bike after the attack. authorities say the attack happened around 5-30 p-m on june first in south el monte... a city east of los angeles. officers say the woman was jogging with several other people on a bike path but somehow got seperated from the group. (lieutenant todd deeds/ los angeles c

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. >>> there's a state of emergency in northern california due to several wildfires. in butte county thousands of homes are still threatened and evacuations are under way. reporter sean bennett is live at a local assistance center in oroville with the latest. sean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. i'll tell you, residents waiting for this day. today at noon right here in this building, the municipal auditorium just off downtown here in historic oroville is where residents learned of fate of whether their home is still standing or destroyed. cal fire confirming 37 homes have been destroyed because of this wall fire here that's blowing all over the hillside here in butte county. as far as the firefight is concerned, we could tell you it has burned 5800 acres. it's at 40% contained. fire departments as far south as chula vista to the northern state line are assisting here in butte county. the california national guard joined the team yesterday using their aircraft prepared to drop water and transport firefighters straight to the fireline. >> we deployed 8

two drownings in northern california, including one in the bay area from over the weekend... i'll show you where the incidents (darya)(mark) watching your morning commute with robin... a hot spot in fremont sb 880 at 84 an overturn accident blocking the three left lanes , slow from 238. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (anny hong): a slight cooling trend will continue today through midweek as onshore flow increases and the marine layer deepens. this pattern will result in late night and morning low clouds and patchy fog giving way to mostly sunny afternoon conditions. an inland warming trend is then forecast late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure build back toward the california coast. ( mark ) a teenager and a seven-year-old boy are dead after two separate drownings in northern california, including one in the bay area from over the weekend.( darya ) kron four's tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the details. tiffany? ( tiffany @ flash ) the first incident happened saturday morning at lake shasta in shasta coun

it will build in over northern california. route tomorrow and into the start of the workweek, that's what's going to bring that warming trend i have been mentioning, but today's weather is going to be pretty good, that's going to be great weather to head out once again and support our schools. right now, chris chmura is out there i will be at the family giving tree if sunnyvale. i will be there, critic i vicki and carrie hall. we have an ice cream truck. bring school supplies and back pax backpacks to us. over the next seven days, we have high pressure building in, in san francisco, we see a climb in the temperatures, in the 70s. inland spots we notice the hot temperatures increasing. by fund 97, that hot high pressure starts building in over the forecast. by wednesday, thursday and friday, we start hitting the triple digit marks again. we could see the national weather service might be issuing heat advisories as we head into the heat week as well. make sure to keep that in mind. i think today will be your best bet for hiking

and the california housing crisis could lead to drastic changes in one northern california beach townare these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning. thank you so much for watching kpix 5 morning news. your time check now is 5:44 on this tuesday, july 25. taking a look at our live weather camera in san jose, 60 degrees going up to a high of the low 80s. your full forecast is minutes away. >>> a quiet san jose neighborhood locals hope a proposal to build tiny homes for the homeless never happens. housing officials identified a parcel of land in the cambrian neighborhood as a potential site for 20 homes for the homeless. but some locals say that the family feel of the area would change for the worse. officials say they are

smith a push to stop the building of tunnels that carry water from northern california down to southern california. the new proposal by one democratic congressman aimed at saving water. >>> good morning. the traffic is not too bad. we are off to a nice start. a nice look at highway 24. you have a window of opportunity but that may be closing. we will let you know coming up. >>> for some it's been a long stretch of hot weather but the good news -- there is a big fog bank and an onshore breeze and that equals cooler weather. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. it's back to the drawing board for senate republicans hoping to reform healthcare. this comes after proposed replacement for the affordable healthcare act did not have enough support. doug luzader is live from washington this morning with a look at what's next. >> reporter: good morning. talk about it two step process. repealing obamacare first and then spending about two years coming up with a replacement. at the white house this morning, moving forward on a new plan for healthcare. president trump wrapping it up in a tweet. republicans should

a pot smoking teen is now being blamed for starting a wildfire yesterday in northern california. >> reporter: caltrain goes electric! coming up, why state leaders are thanking the trump administration for the project funding. >> and here we go again. [ from the kpix weather center, it's going to be warmer today. i'll talk about which day this weekend will hit triple digits. >> and so far, tracking some "friday light" conditions. but we are seeing some slowdowns. is this all about to change your commute? find out coming up. ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. more than 12 acres burned very close to homes in placer county yester calfire >>> an underaged teen is under arrest for sparking a fire while smoking marijuana. more than 12 acres burned close to homes in placer county yesterday. cal fire says the teen was the first to report the fire. he was taken into custody as flames

it is the largest aids fund raising event in all of northern california and raises millions from local nonprofits. >> reporter: thousands pounding the pavement for the golden gate walk in san francisco. that knee sha hagans have been participating in the walk for five years now. >> my mother and father lost the fight to aids and i just think this is a great thing to do to support the cause and services -- >> reporter: since its inception in 1987, aids walk san francisco has raised more than 77 -- $88 million for services in the bay area. >> there's a lot more options today. >> reporter: garcia is hiv positive and walks to raise awareness about testing and treatments that allow people to live full lives with the virus. >> people are still becoming hiv positive. at two months old my -- and another reason why hyperwalking is to make sure that his generation does not have to worry about hiv. ♪ >> reporter: our very own nbc 7 ne ne news anchor ashley's very own band brought down the house tonight with push. ♪ >> always fun seeing dan up on the stage. we have all of best images of the aids w

a lyft driver is attacked in northern california.hat led up to the attack.(james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. . food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... (james)building high pressure over the state will result in a warming trend through midweek. very warm to hot temperatures are expected inland and over higher elevations over the next few days and will likely persist through late week. this prolonged period of very warm to hot conditions will increase the risk of heat related illnesses across mos

ahead -- new at ten: a closer look at the strange graffiti generating some curiosity around northern californiaand the unusual response many people have to it. (steve) but first...a woman thinks she's taking a job she found on craiglist.. only to find to find out she's been fired to kill somone.the elaborate plot she found herself at the center of... next. new at 10. you might want to think twice about responding to adds on craigslist. one woman says she unknowingly hired on the popular website...to kill someone. reporter cassandra sweetman has the story. "she had planned this out" secret codes... home- made poison... and instructions on how to kill a man... all fell into the hands of tinsley keefe back in may.tinsley keefe/witness"i was scared from the beginning because right during the meeting she said if you tell anybody then we're both going to be dead" keefe responded to a craigslist ad she thought was for an overseas acting job. that's when she met danielle layman in a ponca city cafe... and learned the truth.tinsley keefe/witness"it wasn't for acting or modeling at all, it was about murd

get this- conditions in northern california are just right! you can actually ski and snowboard on independence day- because the snow hasn't totally melted. one resort- saying it's the fourth time in its history it's been able to stay open so late. time now for weather - hot & humid 4th - storms later today; will they affect the fireworks? - hot & humid 4th - storms later today; will they affect the fireworks? - unsettled the nex f - next big change comes this weekend; lower humidity today: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms possible 2-8pm. highs: 88-92 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. patchy fog. lows: 68-74 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. chance of showers and storms. highs: 81-85 winds: ese 5 mph investors after multiple tech companies stocks all changed to the same price. but this morning, we're getting an explanation. abc's diane macedo and nick watt have more in today's tech bytes. a freight train strikes an suv killing the driver. now in beltsville. suzanne kennedy is live on th

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