es mi reporte de este roseville. soy carlos alberto 3 stefani telemundo.y precisamente debido a las altas temperaturas, varias ciudades del área de la bahía tomaron medidas de precaución. por ejemplo, allá en antioch cancelaron el desfile por el día de la independencia. el resto de las celebraciones continuarán después de las 18:00 de la tarde en el área del ayuntamiento habrá música y comida, además del espectáculo de fuegos artificiales previsto para las 9 y 15 de la noche. mientras tanto, en el condado sonoma, las autoridades en cloverdale suspendieron la venta y el uso de pirotecnia. sin embargo, el espectáculo de fuegos artificiales está programado a realizarse desde la preparatoria de la ciudad, pero las autoridades explican que esto podría cambiar si las condiciones mejoran. mientras tanto, en santa elena, en el condado napa también se suspendió el espectáculo de fuegos artificiales debido a posibles riesgos de incendio. el resto de la celebración se llevará a cabo en el parque crowden y las familias podrán gozar de la buena música y actividades par

>>after for decades, a roseville family can now rest a bit easier.a breakthrough and a 1984, cold case. 59 year-old richard more now in custody, charged with the attack of the murder of a roseville grandmother, mason morrow reports. >>after 40 long years, the placer county district attorney's office believe they have the man who attacked 69 year-old maddelein garcia right here at the intersection of atlantic street in brain center street back in 1984, in roseville before then allegedly dragging her to a nearby alleyway where he then reportedly killed her in this business. there are few moments that bring you some joy and happiness. this was one of them. investigators closing the file on garcia's cold case after 59 year-old richard moore was arrested for her murder. the crime lab to be able to say. >>here's who this person is that is identified by this dna sample. ultimately led to the arrest of mister more plus or county district attorney morgan geier tells fox 40 even 4 decades after the roseville grandmother's murder, detectives never stop trying t

the record for the world's largest sandwich is currently held by wild woody's chill and grill in roseville, michigan. tipping the scales at more than 5,400 pounds. at least people get to eat it. that was my question. >> it looks great when they do a little fire thing, they always go creme brulÉe. i'm like, oh, crispy, fancy. >> and finally, to the most adorable pajama party maybe ever. >> this happened at a farm in cumberland, maine. oh cute baby goats in pajamas with bubbles. what could possibly be cuter? >> yeah, the woman took this video and hope she estimates 60 playful baby goats are born in her sunflower farm creamery every spring. she says in her words, why not? life can be heavy. they're not that heavy, though, right? look how cute they are. >> and ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the comedy "curb your enthusiasm," susie essman. plus, writer and star of "something to stand for," mike rowe. also, we continue our "fest

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nikolai faustin rosevil lived in dyatlovo until his death; he wished to bury himself, as you know, in place, but he decided to leave his heart in this church. according to one version , it was placed in a glass bottle. walled up in one of the walls, which one specifically is still unclear, and whether such a thing even happened at all. according to another version, the location of the heart of radivil is still known when you enter church, stand at the entrance and look on the right side, you will see a column, in it, according to local historians, the chest with the heart of the novogrudok governor is hidden. in terms of its artistic design, the temple very much reminded me of the churches in vilnius slonim, and i was not mistaken; later historians explained that the masters of the vilnius school did a good job on the interior decoration. as i already said, in 1743 the shrine was badly damaged by fire. the restoration was carried out by the best architects of that time. the money for restoration was allocated by nikolai faustin rodivil and wife barbara. we tried to leave it. in its or

eastern, coverage of the 2024 roseville reading festival from the franklin roosevt library museum ine park. authors discuss renken and eleanor roosevelt, america during world war ii, new deal programs, and the jazz a's and -- jazz age in new york. then the american enterprise institute's event with his book, american covenant. about the american constitution and its ability to bring americans tother. michigan governor gretchen whitmer talks about her life, leadership, and her journey in politics. watch book tv every sunday o c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> next up for c-span's coverage of this summers political party conventions, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19 as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. here democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next four years as they fight to retain the white house. the democratic national convention. live, monday, august 19, on c-span, c-span now, or online a

mientras tanto, las máximas sacramento en los 98 roseville 102 lincoln en los 101.ñana miércoles parcialmente nublado máxima 92 mínima de 61. vemos el jueves en los 96, mínima de 65, con una temperatura moderada. tome sus precauciones como siempre. hidrátese use lentes. por supuesto, bloqueador solar y cachucha. si está trabajando al aire libre en san francisco. máxima de 67 mínima de 56 para el día de hoy miércoles 73 mínima de 56 el jueves también se mantiene en los 73. mínima de 55. de mi parte esto. que pase un excelente día. muchas gracias gaby. en fresno las altas temperaturas extremas ponen en peligro la salud de muchos. la ciudad ofrece programas alimenticios para niños, al igual que espacios en los parques públicos y otras medidas para que la comunidad esté menos expuesta al sol. pedro ruiz tiene mucho más detalles. las altas temperaturas están imparables en fresno y la gente busca un refugio por siempre. trabajo 1, pero también puede venir a refrescarse. esta madre de familia vino con sus 2 hijos para aliviar el intenso calor al parque infantil romaine, qu

también ofrecieron un área para picnic y la comunidad en roseville.o sí, las altas temperaturas para poder participar en el desfile. el cual, de acuerdo a los entrevistados por telemundo, california, esta vez contó con más atracciones en comparación a los años anteriores. mientras tanto, en sacramento cambiamos de tema. arrestan a un joven y otros huyeron a pie el 4 de julio, después de que el grupo lanzara fuegos artificiales y cócteles molotov a varios conductores cerca de algunos parques y escuelas, los agentes del orden informaron que se trataba de un grupo de 30 menores de edad, según las autoridades. 1 de ellos portaba una pistola y otro hizo estallar un mortero bajo de un vehículo del alguacil, causando daños significativos. afortunadamente, no se registraron heridos y lo que inició como una celebración terminó en una tragedia para algunas familias. debido a los fuegos pirotécnicos, perdieron sus casas la noche del jueves. lupita baltazar tiene más detalles por parte de las autoridades. cuéntanos efectivamente, yo me encuentro en una de las est

which he faced substantial scrutiny. near face criticism for his absence from the strep during is roseville and garza in 2023. he let thomas's diplomacy from a number of locations of civilians. will mazda cut in the strip to shop the smile he has influence on the history and politics of palestine will likely stay for years to come on for many, he will remain a symbol of resistance in the face of occupation and adversity. so let me just give you that breaking news again. now the political lead of how must smell, how many a husband killed any wrong? that's according to statements from us, and it runs revolutionary. god, iran say tvs also reporting that he's been assassinated in the arabian capital. so let me just repeat that for you. the political aid of how much is male, how many it has been killed in iran, we're getting statements, both from us and iran. revolutionary. got it wrong, state tv also reporting that he's been killed in the rain and capital. let's have just central gaus announced be 2 ounces here. was honey my mood and developed by the honey this is an enormous story of the polit

which he faced substantial scrutiny in the face criticism for his absence from the strep during is roseville and garza in 2023. he let thomas's diplomacy from a number of locations of civilians. will mazda cut in the strip shop? he's smiling. he has influence on the history and politics of palestine, who likely state for years to come on. for many, he will remain a symbol of resistance in the face of occupation and adversity. we live in harrisburg, in the us by roots and from iowa and the occupied with bank. but 1st it's head to cancer and speak to honey mach mood. honey, can you just give us a bit of an idea of exactly what the response has been? there was people wake up to this and using cancer of the well, the assassination of how much top liter, the, the, the head of political view are in, ron made. you started to write any of right now. people are getting more of what happened right now. it just just give an idea of why it's been a quite difficult for people to do get the news because there has been a still to the, our power outage for the past 9 months. there's difficulties of getting

not going to be horribly, horribly as hot as the inland bay valleys like sacramento, granite bay, rosevilleer day of 100 degree plus temperatures. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow, and you can see that they are significant. tomorrow should be the warmest day of the week. but then when we come back down, we come back down to 98, 99, 100. and that lasts right through the week and into the weekend and, and beyond. so just again, since i haven't seen this before, i'm not sure how to treat it. i'm not sure. maybe the models will bail us out. maybe the fog will get back in and the inversion will lift. but right now the model suggests that this thing is going to stay hot and heavy right through the weekend into next week. so we'll see what happens. things can change. i'll have the updates. certainly tomorrow. and steve will be here tomorrow morning. >> all right. thank you so much bill. appreciate it. well, two san francisco motorcycle officers recovering in the hospital tonight after a head on collision in potrero hill. police say the officers were on motorcycle patrol around five this e

police were able to track down this giant rooster at an encampment at roseville park in san jose andely return him home. i think the hands were excited. >> i like that. i would be like, where did it go? >> a lot of questions about a motive. where it ended up and why it did. >> i'm just happy it is back. let's talk about the positive today. it is going to be really nice. very comfortable. anybody that wants to enjoy a beautiful sunrise to kick off the morning, at black mountain, it is beautiful. the colors in the sky, the vibrant red in orange and purple. it reminds me of being in the desert southwest. back in new mexico. that is how vibrant it is this morning. is a lovely sight to see. if you are awake and just getting out and enjoying yourself, enjoy mild conditions to pick up the morning. is a couple degrees cooler in places like livermore, oakland and even concord in the upper 50s compared to the 60s that they have had the last few days. slightly cooler today. it will remain cooler throughout the afternoon. great news that anybody has outdoor plans. a great day to get outdoors and

. >> a roseville gold star family also took the stage a few minutes ago.ine corps sergeant nicole guy was one of 13 service members killed in afghanistan during an attack on the kabul airport in 2021. >> donald trump knew all of our children's names. he knew their stories and he spoke to us in a way that made us feel understoo, like he knew our kids. he carried donald trump, carried the weight for a few hours with me. >> very emotional. >> it is very emotional. and tomorrow donald trump will formally accept the republican party's nomination for president and deliver a speech. but tonight, we'll hear from his newly named running mate, j.d. vance. >> reporter liz nagy, from our sister station in chicago is live in milwaukee, wisconsin at the rnc. liz >> all of this is part of the warm up act right now. the big name tonight is jd vance. this will be his big night on stage here at the republican national convention. and when he steps on stage in about an hour, introduced by his wife, it will be the biggest moment of his political career so far. former presiden

higher, and then if you keep going east, you get to marysville or chico or or rockland or anywhere rosevillespecially by friday and saturday, it's really going to get going in far inland. so what does it mean? it just means every day, like the fire concern, we have a little fire burn in the oakland hills up in the berkeley area by the steam trains, and they're getting a handle on it. you know, it sounds like they've stopped forward progress. and that's great. conditions aren't nasty yet. a red flag warning will go into effect and stay in effect through tomorrow, when the winds kick up, especially in the north valley, we'll keep an eye on that as well. it's a short lived wind event, but the heat is not the heat stays around for a while. fog is not at the coast right now, and without the fog, it's a clear sign that we are going to be warm everywhere. the model says fog comes back. i'm not sure how that how that that resolves itself, but maybe there's a component that will that will reform some some dense fog along the coast because the inversion is shallow, right? because of the high pressure.

there can community center in the purse farm park and the roseville community center. in san francisco, a 15 month old baby in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after falling out of a window. the 7 at apartment building in the mission district kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> people who live in this mission district apartment building say it's like a close knit community. so many are devastated and hoping the baby survives. >> i just think it's very tragic and i think that accident to happen on a very hot people who live in this san francisco apartment their neighbors, one year-old baby, fell from a second story window. just pretty panic stricken mother was very and we were all of fire crews got the call just after 4 wednesday afternoon in responded to a home on mission and 19th streets. when firefighters and paramedics arrived, they found approximately 15 month-old child. >> with injuries signet the consistent with falling. the child was taken to san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries. one neighbor says the baby fell out of a wi

so was arrested 2 weeks ago for the 1984, gruesome, the murder of 69 year-old madeline garcia in roseville, california, about 400 miles north from where he was hiding in plain sight get up early. walk the dogs and noticed a bunch of unmarked. course, a lake. >>basic civilian cars cameras on those with a red and blue definitely a heavy sort of feeling to it. you're something big is has gone down. it took 40 years. multiple law enforcement agencies and a breakthrough in dna technology to connect. 59 year-old richard moore or what he is. neighbors called him to the crime. >>investigators say moore who was 19 at the time dragged garcia to an alleyway and beat her to death. he's now charged with one count murder, though, additional charges of rape and kidnapping could follow. as folks stroll down the street where moore was once a free man. some say they're not going to let his alleged actions impact how they treat neighbors in the future. everybody has a story. everybody. >>every story is a is different. and sometimes it's summer wilder and >>crazy than others. >>angelica today, ktla, 5 news. n

host:host: roseville, california, independent line. caller: i think they look like marissa,.aris tomei. i see the >> -- next election, donald trump, jr. against gavin newsom. and i can just see the trump family, going to leave the white house. they are always going to be there. i think it would be awesome for those two to run together even if it is in this election. i think gavin newsom needs to be in there. he is the ex of kimberly guilfoyle. i think it would be awesome if biden stepped aside, i hate to say that, but it is not too late. anyway, thank you for taking my call. host: new york, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? i am echoing what everyone else is saying. sincerely. i thank goodness for c-span with all of the noise that has been going around forever. i am a 73-year-old guy. i live in new york and i just wanted to share with your audience something that people may not know about donald trump. and i am not a donald trump person, i am very perplexed on whatever choices are this year for an election. but way back when, probably 20 years ago, ev

while california leads the nation in u-haul, roseville is the second city in you-haul arrivals.any of the people leaving san francisco come to my district for safer communities and affordable cost of living, better schools and overall quality of life. we strive to use the tools of local gompleggance and partnerships to do what is best for our citizens. this is the model that our state should strive for and many other states are following and model for our country to reverse the policies that have gotten us so off track. if we get ourselves back on the right trajectory as a country we should look to san francisco as a model but it is a model of what not to do. madam speaker, i wanted to share some news out of california just today where the governor has issued an executive orderer for state officials to begin did dismantling thousands of homeless encampments on state properties and also encouraging local jurisdictions to do the same thing. now this is in response to the supreme court's recent decision in the grants pass case. i asked the supreme court to do what it did in a brief

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