this is video in coachella in riverside county. this happened last month.it is a festival featuring local produce and live music and also free medical services for farm workers. things like blood pressure checks and information about heat related illness. >> a lot of people come to coachella and they say it's so hot, it's so dusty and they acknowledge farmworkers work in these conditions every day yet, what are we doing for them when they are feeding all of us? >> this year they saw almost double the amount of vendors as last year's event. we will be right back. >>> 70 years after the supreme court ruling that shattered segregation in schools, the district at the forefront is tackling a new challenge. immigration. with unique policies and a welcome mat that reflects the lessons learned. i'm in topeka kansas. that story is ahead on the cbs evening news. >>> tonight at 5:00, san francisco's market neighborhood has a new business with the mission. how it's helping young people get the skills they need to enter the workforce. that story and more with ryan yamam

other law enforcement leaders of the tenants, including riverside county sheriff chad bianco did not shy away from criticizing state leaders while he did not name names. he argues pol cies that have come out of the legislature are too soft on crime and it made california less safe when we don't feel like we're getting the support, whether it be verbal or real from our lawmakers here in sacramento. it's it's almost like a knife in the back because we're doing everything we can to protect them. >> and we're not getting the same in return. but for this police chief today is all about remembering the fallen like carrasco junior, making sure his memory lives on forever. he'll always be with us. at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming sports, a giant toward filling this afternoon with a fresh face on the mound. 24 year-old mason, black making his big league debut. we'll show you how it went >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, there's nothing quite like a big league debut all long road trips riding the bus in the minor leagues, paying off, you know, with a trip to the sh

abnormally dry conditions is in southern california, in the eastern most parts of san bernardino and riverside countiesbringing it back now here to the bay area and want to get an update on your weather as we take a really pretty look at it. our highway four camera. let's bring in our meteorologist , mark tamayo, for an update on what we can expect for the rest of the night. and then that all important weekend. >> yeah, the weekend forecast is looking just fine. so, you know, when we get those real hot temperatures and it's just unbearable, will be unbearable to be outside. we want the fog. you want to embrace the fog. yeah that's what we have right now. so just appreciate what we have coming our way. yeah yeah. you can take a look at the highs from this afternoon 6070s. and you know kind of a cool start in the morning hours. but nice to get outside in the afternoon. san jose 76 antioch 78 degrees and santa rosa 69. so no heat in our forecast, at least for this weekend. we will bump up those numbers though into next week. you'll see those that change showing up in the five day coming up in a little bit

other law enforcement leaders of the tenants, including riverside county sheriff chad bianco did notom criticizing state leaders while he did not name names. he argues policies that have come out of the legislature are too soft on crime and it made california less safe when we don't feel like we're getting the support, whether it be verbal or real from our lawmakers here in sacramento. it's it's almost like a knife in the back because we're doing everything we can to protect them. >> and we're not getting the same in return. but for this police chief today is all about remembering the fallen like carrasco junior, making sure his memory lives on forever. he'll always be with us. at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> there's a bill in the state legislature that would prohibit grocery or retail drugstores from offering self checkout lanes if they don't meet certain criteria under the proposal, self-service checkouts, you know, the ones must be limited to purchases of 10 or fewer items. second, at least one manual checkout station must be staffed. additionally, the propos

the magnitude-4.1 quake centered near corona in riverside county roughly 50 miles outside l.a.n 130 miles away. no reports of injuries or significant damage. >>> when we come back here tonight, you'll see the boaters seen dumping trash right into the atlantic off florida. authorities are on this tonight, and what they're now saying. fo, especially when i'm on camera. that's why my go-to is nurtec odt. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. it's the only migraine medication that helps treat & prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. people depend on me. without a migraine, i can be there for them. talk to your doctor about nurtec odt today. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> vo: schedule free mobile service now at safelite.com. ♪ safel

abnormally dry conditions is in southern california, in the easternmost parts of san bernardino and riverside counties>> former workers say an east bay hotel at an east bay hotel rather say they're still waiting to get paid the thousands of dollars they're due, and progress in pulling teachers off the picket lines in contra costa county. what needs to happen next before there's a final deal? >> and fried food, carnival rides and chaperons the contra costa county fair runs through the weekend. what organizers hope to accomplish with the new rule agreement with teachers who threaten to strike. the two year agreement gives teachers with the contra costa county school educators association union a 6% retroactive raise dating back to july of last year. they will also get a 1% raise starting on july 1st. an agreement provision allows salaries to be renegotiated if the cost of living adjustment exceeds 2. bargaining unit members must now vote to ratify that agreement. former workers from the radisson hotel in oakland are demanding payment for more than $404,000. they say they were not paid. they spoke out to

is, i think, as many people have said, including nearby sheriff, by the way, the sheriff of riverside county, it has been an embarrassment for l.a. an embarrassment for ucla and embarrassment to an extent up until this morning for law enforcement in la as well. now it's all over and that's what the united states is looking at. that kind of damage to a major university, extraordinary to me. >> bill: it sure is. look at some of the graffiti. genocide, not war, a hammer and sickle. there was some spanish language, i do believe along the way. senator elizabeth warren was on cnn talking about the two-state solution and peace deal now. how do you negotiate with hamas still holding hostages? it is absurd to think you would make that jump at this moment. overnight reaching deep into the morning hours about 1:30 a.m. east coast time and all through the night we watched it all unfold here on the fox news channel and with our colleagues on "fox & friends" when we watched this. >> it doesn't look like the kid gloves are working with these protestors. now cops. >> they did nothing to control outsiders fr

the new location in riverside county, will be one of 12 amazon pharmacies nationwide. e online mega retailer says it will deliver medication to orange county, the inland empire and greater los angeles area. amazon promises to deliver prescription drugs often within hours, using the same infrastructure it uses to put other goods on consumers doorsteps. >> one fourth of company surveyed said they plan to increase the number of days workers are expected to be in the office by 2025. resume builder.com surveyed more than 750 business leaders about their return to office mandates. 8 in 10 said they have lost employees due to the mandate. nevertheless, 93% said they believe workers should be in the office for greater productivity and employee well-being. 7 in 10 said they provided incentives to encourage people to come back into the office, taking a closer look at the benefit of artificial intelligence, the special summit held in san francisco featuring the governor and what the technology means for the future in our state. >> plus, we first brought you the story of a pleasant

came from a multitude of different areas, san diego and orange county and los angeles county, riverside county special response team's. >> yes. it was a major response indeed. some officers launched players and some used flash bang type devices to move out and clear of these protesters. they moved in their operation was successful. there were some scuffles here and there but again dozens of arrests made. listen... >> those were shot to try to disperse, those are not shot at the ground they were shot in the air to try to disperse the crowd >> and those who were shot they're talking about some of the flares they had shot off to try and clear out the area. some of the pro- palestinian protesters tried to hold on as long as they could but again cleared out. more than 200 arrests were made. students again demanding ucla divest from companies that service israel, but again ucla not having a. but a stop to it after this encampment had been there for at least a week, just frustrating the students and the community at large in this area. so it is calm now and we're hoping it stays this way. neo spoon a

other law enforcement leaders in attendance, including riverside county sheriff chad bianco did not shyy from criticizing state leaders while he did not name names. he argues policies that have come out of the legislature are too soft on crime. >> and it made california less safe and we don't feel like we're getting the support, whether it be verbal or real from our lawmakers here in sacramento. it's it's almost like a knife in the back because we're doing everything we can to protect them. and we're not getting the same in return. but for this police chief today is all about remembering the fallen like carrasco junior, making sure his memory lives on forever. he'll always be with us. at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> for your health this afternoon, at least a dozen people have become sick by e coli outbreak that's linked to organic walnuts from central california. they were sold in half pieces from gibson farms based in hollister. the fda says they were sold in bulk bins at natural food stores like whole foods. the walnuts were sold in several states, including cali

dry conditions is in southern california, and the eastern most parts of san bernardino and riverside counties now outside at the oakland estuary and no rain in the forecast for the weekend, let's go to the expert on that. and bring in our meteorologist, rosemary oroczo. >> hello, heather and frank and welcome everyone to this beautiful view here. blue skies after a cloudy start, a drizzly start for many. i think those clouds will be back with us for tomorrow. i'll show you that here. coming up momentarily. right now, we do have partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies along the coastline, but most of us enjoying the blue sky at this time. temperatures running a little bit below average for most, and we do have the onshore breeze with us this afternoon. fairfield reporting 18mph. concord reporting ten but gusting to 17. so that afternoon sea breeze joining us. temperatures are a little bit cooler around the bay compared to yesterday at this time a little bit warmer over parts of the north bay, including petaluma as well as novato. temperature wise, we're sitting in the upper 60s over areas near no

only eastern san bernardino and riverside counties down in southern california still have abnormallys been out of the drought now for a couple of years. that is very good news. and roberta is coming up a 49ers fateful. she's an artist and she gets an official collab with the team. look at how the 49ers recognized her dedication to art. good stuff. it's coming up next golden 1 credit union agrees, it's never too late to try something new or pick up an old pastime. we know you're up for adventure, that's what you're here for. the golden 1 member cash rewards+ card lets you try the things you love with your true love. when you can enjoy the rewards of every experience that comes your way, what are you waiting for? dive right in. golden 1 member cash rewards+ card. life is a journey best dreamed together. the 49ers new schedule that came out this week. she's known among the faithful for her daily drawing of the team posted on her social media pages. well, this year the team invited her to make drawings for their schedule this fall. rita oakes says she had to make 17 drawings quickly in j

the quake was centered between riverside and orange counties. as you heard, there were a couple of broken wine bottles but no major damage reported here or elsewhere. >>> back here in the bay area we've been closely following the impact of gun violence in the city of oakland tearing families apart and in some cases making certain people afraid to leave their homes. at the same time we just learned robberies are up 11% in the first four months of the year compared to last year, but tonight there are some good signs. violent crime is down citywide. it dropped by 33% compared to last year. there's been a 50% drop in burglary and theft and a 17% drop in homicides. our katie nielsen took a closer look at what the city is doing differently and whether people in oakland are taking notice. . >> we had a couple break-in, and it doesn't seem like it's really safe here, you know. >> reporter: jonathan perez says they're lucky no one was inside when it was broken into twice since the beginning of the year. >> i feel like it happens so regularly over time th

the project is developed by intersect power in riverside county and 5 trade project labor agreements in place. the contract would be a 50 megawatt slice which is expected to come in line with the fall of 2026 for 10 year term for the contract. staff determined the easely project demonstrated high feasibility. interconnect to the california transmission grid via infrastructure under intersect power control which help limit delays. easely was one of the first project that received the governor certification for judicial streamlines as a environmental leadership development project. intersect has entered into a 5 project labor agreement for construction of the project and they are using us made components for the solar panels. the proposed contract with easely will contribute renewable solar energy to the clean powersf portfolio. the green product was 97 percent renewable with generation coming from solar, geothermal, wind and hydro electric project. hundred percent renewable project standard port folio super green product supplied by wind and solar that have come online since clean pow

it pushed me hard to run people like jeff hewitt and wendy hewitt and others in riverside county, ande has been an inspiration to me for a long time. his work in the city of bellflower was immense. the city has been touched by his work. obviously, his conservative positions for the financial positions were very big along with a bunch of other great things he did there. i am very sorry. we were supposed to have an ad here so i apologize. we are playing the ad for you later, i just found out. again, art olivier is running for the president of the united states. because of my longtime position in the party, i got reached out to buy a lot of people running for office. we sat down and had dinner and he talked about what had inspired him to run for office. we talked a little bit about what he wanted to do and what he wanted to accomplish. he wants to represent the libertarian party in a way that gives a lot of respect. he wants to use his opportunities as an elected official with his connections he has there along with a vast volunteer network to move forward this party and move forward on

they're charged with stealing merchandise from high end jewelry stores in san diego, orange, riverside and kern counties >> going into stores when members of the public were present and engaging with the retail employees and removing and stealing and grabbing, smashing and grabbing at times jewelry and fleeing the store, of course, without paying for it. >> bonta says the arrests are the result of an investigation that started more than a year ago. >> now onto those college protests on campus. we've been following these for weeks, and today more than 80 demonstrators were arrested at uc santa cruz after a standoff between demonstrators and law enforcement. both sides held their ground for hours until law enforcement cleared the scene just over an hour ago. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has a look at exactly how things unfolded. we've been given a legal dispersal order, warnings from police at uc santa cruz before many pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested. >> starting late thursday night, police in riot gear surrounded demonstrators on the south side of campus. the encampment started on may