number one was sacramento. it is still, according to the report -- the conclusion of the report, "sacramento's risk of flooding is the greatest of any major city in the country." and yet, they came back. they did not leave. they were resilient. they kept going. this is the characteristic of the california gold rush that i find so appealing, that these people suffered tragedies and loss and failure, but they kept going. there was never any second thoughts. they were strong and tough and resilient. and that becomes an almost venerated california trade that -- that becomes an almost venerated california trait, that we are inventive and innovative, and we roll through the punches through earthquakes and fires and all the other things that have affected us all the way up to the present day. it was concentrated and amplified during the gold rush. a trigger to what we still have today. perhaps the final word on the resilience of all these gold seekers was provided by a french architect, who had repeatedly witnessed th

"sacramento's most wanted." crime alert. like man, what is going on here?idn't want to turn yourself in? >> no, wasn't going to do that. >> why not? >> man, who want to go to jail? >> a few weeks after the shootings, oliver was arrested in alabama and extradited to sacramento. though he was considered a suspect in the shootings that followed the mall fight, he has not been charged. but oliver has been charged with assault for his presence at and recording of the fight. prosecutors also added a gang enhancement. >> i'm not in jail for calling a shot. that's not my charge. my charge is assault. they charged me for participating in the fight. all i do is record it. but they charge me. they said due to the fact that everybody was from the same area they gave us a gang enhancement. so due to the fact that these dudes fought and i was with them and i'm a part of that gang or whatever, now i'm being involved. >> we heard about the mall incident. and we don't know exactly what was happening. you know what i'm saying? we in jail, people that came to jail, we hearing

it's sacramento county's downtown jail. inmates make their way to and from the adjoining courthouse. a few days earlier, sobel was here for a bail hearing with his co-defendant and girlfriend, ariel potter. he attempted to get an envelope to her by pretending she dropped it and handing it to a deputy to give to her. >> i'm goi to try to give it to one of the deputies down there, saying she forgot it in the courtroom and hopefully it gets into her hands. >> it's just been discovered by another. >> i think it's a female's property item. it's a a paper bag, report down her name and location. but it turns out to be some kind of card, i don't know if she was trying to pass it off maybe to her boyfriend or husband or whatever this was from last week and she hasn't come down. i don't know if she's out of custody. a very good possibility. she came down, she wants it, we'll give it back. but once it stays too long, it ends up in the trash can. >> soon after we met her, potter declined to speak any further on camera as she tried to a

downtown sacramento, many of those dreams hit a wall. one of the great concrete walls is the county's main jail facility. ernest grew up in ohio but came to sacramento after his wife moved here. he says he was hoping to save the marriage. >> she had better things to do than mess around with an alcoholic. what is running wild. i was in california, dude. living the dream. my california dream starting going downhill real fast. >> salmons said his life descended into a fog of drinking, drugs, which led to gambling and crime. >> i didn't care about anything or anybody. i woke up in people's yard. i wanted it, i took it. it wasn't cool, i know, but i didn't think right at all. >> he was also accident-prone. shortly before his arrest, he broke his wrist then reinjured it when he fell out of a tree. >> it's the little things that count in here. >> he keeps breaking his right foot. >> first time i broke it i jumped off a balcony. six months later, i dropped a manhole cover on it. then i stepped on, rebroke it. came here, fell out of a tree and re

rio kasumeness is one of two jails run by the sacramento county sheriff's office.ike most jails where the majority of inmates are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial, about 65% of the inmates are convicted and serving sentences. that's due, in part, to a 2011 law known as ab-109. it was created to help relieve the california's state prison systems once dangerously over-crowded conditions. now, thousands of inmates who normally would have gone to prison are diverted to county jails. like rio. the law has drastically changed the makeup of e mate population with more convicts serving hard time as opposed to shorter-term non-convicted inmates still awaiting trial. >> it has brought some very unique challenges to us. number one, now our jail is like state prisons. before county jails, people would do 3-6 months in county jail in california. now, we have folks here for 17 years. we're seeing state prison activities. we're seeing folks running their criminal enterprises, at least trying to, from inside our facilities. we're seeing greater propensity for smuggling, a

estoy en la feria estatal de california en la ciudad de sacramento.es son las atracciones? >> hay mucha diversiÓn para toda la familia. >> hay 1 dÍa que hay descuentos de nosotros? >> los martes entran gratis los niÑos. >> hablan los de esta deliciosa comida a base de tocino. >> tenemos vegetales envueltos en tocino como espÁrragos. es muy rica la comida. >> hay 1 exposiciÓn sobre la agricultura de california. tiene 1 rol importante en cuanto a la economÍa de nuestro estado. >> por primera es mÁs frÍa tenemos 1 exposiciÓn que refleja el trabajo de los campesinos. >> esta feria estarÁ en sacramento hasta el 30 de julio. yo me quedo degustando la buena comida. >> gracias. equipos de bomberos que trabajan en el incendio de santa bÁrbara están recibiendo la ayuda de unos otros cientos reos que pagar 1 sentencia. los prisioneros ayudan a preparar desde 4000 platos de comida al ya hasta combatir las llamas. el condado de los Ángeles cia convertido en sede-- se ha convertido en sede de fabricantes de autobuses. son 10 empresas las que se dedican a fabricar l

yarel: muchos saludos para todos ustedes en sacramento.mera hecha de acuerdo a las necesidades de cada paciente. se reprograma para hacer un ejÉrcito en células que pueden destruir las cÉlulas cÁncer. en estados unidos ocurren mÁs de 3500 ataques cardÍacos y las posibilidades de sobrevivir son muy pocas. esto podrÍa revertirse con los drones. tener relaciones al menos una vez por semana retrasa el envejecimiento de las mujeres. afirman que el sexo reduce el estrÉs y beneficia el sistema inmunolÓgico. >> es tiempo de enterarnos de todo lo que ocurre. la informaciÓn la tiene antonio, buenas tardes. antonio: quÉ gusto saludarlos, estamos a la espera de la segunda jornada del grupo c de la copa oro. jugar a el salvador contra curazao. la selecciÓn de curazao con la baja de dos jugadores, los dos se fueron al fÚtbol europeo de cara a la prÓxima temporada. buscarÁn sacar puntos importantes para tratar de meterse la pelea del grupo c y meterse a los cuartos de final de este torneo. en segunda instancia, a la espera de los de denver. la selecciÓn

there is a similar ride at the sacramento state fair that's shut down.not the exact same ride, but it was manufactured by the same company out of holland. inspectors will be looking over that ride today to ensure it's safe before it reopens to the public. >> our ride is not running? >> it's not running until they tell us what happened in ohio and the factory tells us it's okay to operate. >> reporter: great america has a similar ride to fireball but it is staying open because it was made by a different manufacturer. now, it is important to note that the rides in both the ohio incident and the one in sacramento are portable rides where the one here in santa cruz is fixed and permanent. in santa cruz, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> it is 3 minutes before 7:00. time for your "final 5. >>> transgender activists and supporters in new york and san francisco took to the streets to protest president trump's ban on transgender people serving in the military. he says transgender individuals burden the military with medical costs. a study estimates there are between 25

the city of sacramento, california, west sacramento it announced it's about to get aautonomous self-drivingi think i speak for everyone when i say there is such a place as west sacramento, california? it technically falls on the other side of the county line sacramento is in. so they gave it the west designation. the new buses will take passengers to the most of exciting hotpots in sacramento including mcdonald's, walmart and the airport that allows people to escape sacramento before they dive boredom. i'm totally kidding, sacramento. you guys rock in a creed sort of way. that's a come clement to people who like creeds. today is national hot dog day. often called the kardashians of the food community. hot dogs are consumed by millions but no one really knows what they are made of. but we are all sure it isn't natural. the end. no, this afternoon cities will be dressing up their dogs with a wide variety of condiments and topping except for chicago which enforce a strict no ketchup rule for their dogs. so the heinz ketchup company came up with dog sauce. >> what if i told you chicago dog sauc

we will have an update on a sacramento deputy sheriff... who was shot in the face with his own gun... how he is doing tonight... (steve) plus... months after the deadly ghost ship fire... there is a new effort to figure out what caused it... find out where a-t-f investigators says the answer could be laying... (pam) next... find out what the city of oakland is doing to protect building projects and áwhy mayor schaff says.. it is safe to build in oakland despite the latest massive construction fire... in a story you'll only see here on kron 4 news... (pam) i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. now at 10:30... the latest massive construction fire in oakland .... sparked action from oakland

three sacramento men...topped a terrorist attack-- are making their movie debut. >>> good morning. time now 5:53. we are tracking a problem along the eastshore freeway. it looks like a breakdown blocking a lane along westbound 80 approaching powell street. speeds below 30 miles per hour. and then it is "slow, stop, go" to the maze. we'll take a closer look at traffic coming up in the next hour. >>> three sacramento men who stopped a terrorist attack are making their movie debut. clint eastwood cast the three heroes in the movie. they will play themselves. the film 1517 to paris follows live and friendship of the three men. back in 2015 they helped take down an armed terrorist on a train from amsterdam to paris. >>> crews are now working to pull a 112-foot barge from the san francisco bay. it capsized in april during a severe storm. it's in 40 feet of water and there are obstacles to retrieving it. visibility is poor. and it's perched just above the bart tube. coast guard officials have set up a buffer zone s

it's a huge climb from today. 96 sacramento. 103 redding. low 80s in the high sierra. 63 monterey bay. san jose we are forecasting a high temperature of 85 degrees by the warmth of the afternoon hours today. your average high is 83. so slightly above average. but you will soar into the mid- 90s over the weekend. numbers today mid-60s at the coast. 60s, 70s bay. 70s and 80s into woodside and palo alto. foster city in the low 80s. 80s across the north bay, 90s in the eastern portion of our bay area. outside number 96 in brentwood and discovery bay and the mountain view area. there's your triple digits. and then still slightly above average monday through thursday. taylor family foundation, helping terminally ill children and their families, we'll have a big fundraiser tonight at blue agave club. hope you can join me there as i emcee. the california state fair is going on at 103 degrees in sacramento and the aids walk in san francisco, 67 degrees. enjoy your weekend. hey, michelle, instagram photos? >> instagram photos. >>> beyonce could be bre

vvian asÍ iniciÓ la jornada laboral en el consulado de mÉxico en sacramento, pero a las 10:30 a.m.un privilegio. el hecho tambiÉn de llegar a todos los estratos sociales, digamos, compartir o ser como un puente de esta mÚsica tan maravillosa. viviana: el propÓsito es llegar al corazÓn de cada ser humano. >> es llevar a la cultura a espacios donde no tienen acceso, a veces por cuestiones econÓmicas. a veces porque estÁn muy alejados de la mÚsica, no es parte de su vida diaria. no hay una cultura musical en ciertos lugares. en el caso de mÉxico, poder llegar a sitios muy marginados, aunque la palabra es muy fuerte, pero es una palabra real. viviana: es que ese proyecto fue creado en mayo del 2010 por el centro cultural tijuana, los fondos provienen de la secretarÍa de cultura de mÉxico. asÍ como el concierto que se llevÓ a cabo en el consulado de mÉxico en sacramento, dicen que realizan alrededor de 100 eventos al aÑo, malos conciertos. la inesperada presentaciÓn provocÓ emociones entre los asistentes. >> una emociÓn muy buena. viviana: un ejemplo mÁs de que la mÚsica atraviesa front

the city of sacramento, which i represent, has two major rivers, the sacramento and the american. because there is no such thing as an average water year in california, living under the threat of drought and flood has become a way of life for sacramento residents. working with the army corps to invest millions of dollars in flood protection and we're collaborating with the bureau of reclamation to build a groundwater bank and a water recycling facility to increase access to drinking water. congress should explore real solutions to drought challenges as the sacramento region is doing. in the short term, we must be efficient about fixing leaks and waste while also continuing conservation efforts. in the long term, we should be taking advantage of new technologies to monitor our water use and making investments in waste water recycling and above and below groundwater storage. last congress, i introduced a commonsense bill that removed barriers to waste water recycling projects, making it possible for them to move forward more quickly and efficiently with federal support. it ultimatel

agents with cal osha were on scene at cal expo in sacramento yesterday... going over every inch of the fire ball ride there. that is the same type of ride the malfunctioned in ohio. inspectors are also going to take a look at the five other similar rides in california. a spokesperson says they've asked california amusement parks to shutdown indefinately. (mark) an hours long standoff in san leandro is over... with two people now in jail. it started yesterday afternoon with a shooting near davis street and douglas drive. two victims were shot but are expected to be okay. the shooters took off. there was a shelter in place issued for the area but with the help of a swat team, police were able to find and arrest the shooters. (mark) happening today... a san francisco police officer will appear in court to face several child pornography charges. officer joshua enea was arrested on wednesday in san francisco. an investigation into enea was launched back in february. kron4 sources say multiple child pornography images were found on his computer at his antioch hom

sacramento -- a pregnant woman who says she was thrown to the ground by a sacramento police officer isanding 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's description went into the apartment, but it turned out that he wasn't who they thought he was. police also said abraham was not cooperative.the sacramento police department said a lieutenant reviewed the incident and found "nothing substantive."meanwhile, black lives matter activists in sacramento are demanding the department release the names of the officers involved, the police report and any dash or body cam video.they also want the officer who

demostramos cÓmo lo vivÍan en san francisco, sacramento y en los angeles. que se congregaron en san francisco unieron sus voces y sus pancartas con un motivo bÁsico, pedir la destituciÓn del presidente donald trump. ella expresÓ que es un emigrante y cree mucho en la igualdad y se siente muy triste por la direcciÓn que estÁ tomando este paÍs, y venir aquí era algo que tenÍa que hacer. los mensajes en los angeles tambiÉn resonaron por las calles con las extensas marchas. >> queremos que empieza el proceso de sacar al presidente. beatriz: hay necesidad de mayores protecciones para la comunidad, protestaron. >> queremos derechos para todos y este presidente no se estÁ quitando, queremos estar juntos para parar esto. beatriz: esperan que se investiguen las vinculaciones de presidente con rusia y la posibilidad de obstrucciÓn de justicia. pero tambiÉn se hicieron presentes los manifestantes de a favor de las polÍticas de donald trump. >> Él haciendo todos los posibles para que las cosas sean bien para estados unidos. para que la gente viene aquÍ legalmente. para

sacramento bee reporting the stanislaus fair had questions on the topic. >> the nathan's famous fourth of july champion of the world! >> that reign continues. joey chestnut winning the nathan's famous hot dog eating championship at new york's coney island once again. the championship held every fourth of july. this year once again chestnut came out as the top dog. he ate a record 72 hot dogs, about seven hot dogs a minute. it's the tenth championship for chestnut. another south bay native and former champ matt stony finished third with 48 hot dogs. ♪ >> always a production in new york, the nation's birthday celebrated in style all across the country. upwards of 3 million people packing the streets of new york city to watch the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. cue the band. fireworks in the capital, hundreds of thousands jamming on the national mall for a full day of festivities including a concert there. and of course in our own backyard a fireworks display after last night's san jose giants game at municipal stadium. just one of more than a dozen shows. >> this was not a typical

en stockton, sacramento y modesto hugo temperaturas entre los 70-- hubo temperaturas entre los 70 y losÉ bonita la luna! protegerse y proteger a su familia. la calidad del aire se torna peligrosa para los residentesde california. la ola de calor y el humo producido por los fuegos artificiales del 4 de julio se combinaron y eso provoca que las partÍculas pesadas no se disipan fÁcilmente. expertos de salud aconsejan que no hagan ejercicio al aire libre, especialmente si tiene algÚn problema respiratorio. vamos a una pausa. al regresar, les contarem ♪ >> a casi todas las mujeres nos gusta vernos bien. hay que tener mucho cuidado a la hora de usar ciertas lÁmparas para secar los esmaltes. la admiraciÓn de alimentos y la medicina sugiere tomar precauciones con las lÁmparas que emiten luz ultravioleta. tomar la siesta, no sÓlo proporciona descanso a la mente, sino que ayuda a mejorar el aprendizaje y a memorizar lo que han aprendido los niÑos. en bruselas estudiÓ la importancia del descanso los mÁs pequeÑos. cuando toman la siesta, se activa la memoria declarativa asociada con definiciones. a

they just want it down south. >> reporter: ken is a delta pear farmer on the sacramento river and also operates a private beach resort at a spot called steamboat landing. he says if they place intake pipes above his property and begin siphoning off water at 9,000 cubic feet a second, he and his neighbors are doomed. >> without that flow pushing back against the saltwater, we'll have a massive amount of saltwater intrusion here in the delta, which will ruin it basically forever. it will never go back. >> reporter: those arguing about this in sacramento see the water as a resource. but for the small towns near the delta, the water is a way of life. >> my name is doug butts. i live in hood, california, where the delta is. >> reporter: doug's family lived in this tiny town since 1930. hood is where the state plans to locate one of the intake pipes for the massive 40-foot diameter water tunnel. no one here thinks it's a good idea. >> the water would go down so low in the delta out here, there would be no more boating and not many fish. >> reporter: most who live here don't attend meetings i

the 16th street corridor near mid-town sacramento is no stranger to graffiti...but for the last monthhese flowers with one distinctive long pedal have stood out. shavon hyde, neighborhood resident "it's not the worst grafitti i've seen, it's kind of cute...it's enough to fire the curiosity as to who painted them and why.rusty staub, shop owner "i actually think it's pretty coolrusty staub is owner of the black diamond, a glass gallery and clothing botique that has an obvious artisic sensibility.. he says the flowers on walls, alley fences and dumpsters and even the abandoned building next door are better for it. rusty staub, shop owner "he's taken everyday places that are usually closed like the store next door and he's brightening it up a little bit, it think it's nice, i think the sacramento area needs thatsome of the flowers are actually done in multi-colors and he's not shy about tagging his work...typical of a street artist.but say the flowers are different from wall murals that are common in the area. lonnie wong "is is possible that this particular grafitti artist isn't that or

today we will see hot temperatures, already triple digits for sacramento valley. we will see triple digits here by mid week. if you are heading to the california state fair, sunny and hot. your full forecast is coming up in a bit. >>> it's on fire! >> oh my god! >> new video of a terrifying scene as a huge stage goes up in flames. the fire happened during an electronic music concert in spain. it began in a stack of speakers during a live stream of tomorrow land music festival in barcelona. over 20,000 concert goers had to flee the area, and the festival was canceled. spanish authorities say about 20 people were treated for minor injuries or anxiety but no major injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> developing news this morning, the body of a 54 year old man was discovered. his death is investigated as a homicide. officers were called to a business south of highway 237 yesterday where they found the victim. investigators have not released other details but anyone with information is asked to contact the police. >>> a deadly

los sacramentos han sido reservados para quienes se encuentran en un estado de gracia, para quienes sehan arrepentido de sus pecados y se han confesado... el mismo principio aplica para la comunion y la cristiana sepultura... sin embargo recientemente el obispo de la diocesis de san jose dijo que no le negaran esos sacramentos a los miembros de la comunidad lgbtq... sot sacerdote jon perigo diceses catlica de san jos vo el obispo en san jos... puso lo que para muchos es... el dedo en la llaga... en respuesta al anuncio de la diosesis de illinois que basados en las leyes ecleasiasticas... prohibiran a las parejas homosexuales o a matrimonios homosexuales... recibir la hostia u obtener servicios funebres en las sedes catlicas... si no se arrepienten y renuncian a esas uniones... la diosesis local aseguro que quienes acudan a ellos en buena fe, no seran rechazados.... sot full page en la carta que publico el obispo patrick mcgrath dice... "recordemos y seamos guiados por lo que dijo el papa francisco, la eucarista no es un premio por la perfeccin" full page "sino una poderosa medicina y n

(justine) a woman in sacramento is keeping her fourth of july tradition going by honoring her brother, killed on 9-11. susan clark places american flags along the street each year to honor her brother and the united states.. clark says she does it because her brother was one of the pilots who was killed during the september 11th terrorist attacks. this is her 16th year of putting the flags up... she says people appreciate her patriotism.. (jr stone) after the record rainy season, this holiday weekend people are skiing in their swimsuits. in lake tahoe, and in addition to the boating, many people are enjoying the snow in july. this video was posted by those at squaw valley alpine meadows on their facebook page. you can see everyone sporting their red, white, and blue along with shorts as they go skiing and boarding. as of yesterday squaw still had 84 inches on their top peak. the celebration at squaw is called freedom fest 2017. in additon to the skiing today they had a hot tub party up at their high camp. more parties like this at squaw both tomorrow, and on july 4th. (jr stone) this

also, sacramento has some big- name free agents. one signed. they're looking at, including a person of interest to warrior fans. the nba is rocking. giants highlights as well, later in this broadcast.> ((vicki)) here's what we're tracking tonight at ten...the california state fair is aimed at promoting and marketing our rich agriculture products. but does that include pot?with recreational marijuana now legal is the family-friendly fair the right place to push pot?find out what people think..tonight on kron 4 news at ten (steve)the city of concord, in the east bay, is considering signing off on a pilot program that would test autonomous delivery robots that would bring goods to residents there from the local businesses. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how it works. citizens of concord. the robots are coming it looks like a cooler on wheels but it's a very sophisticated cutting edge, fully electric, autonomous delivery robot.. developed by starship technologies.. nats robot the city of concord is considering a partnership with them to

we did have big news from sacramento when governor brown and top leadership from both the senate and splaem came together and said they were not only prepared to support a comprehensive housing package but move it forward within the next couple of weeks. the governor has been thinking about this issue and vetoed a number of bills in prior years including some i had -- >> and he had also pushed to push redevelopment. >> and it really created a huge hole in funding that had been used to build a ton of affordable housing. >> is it that he really doesn't think this is a problem government can solve? >> he has said something to effect that the -- needs to focus on that. the market is never going to be able to build housing at the lowest ends of the spectrum. and we need housing at every level of affordability to make this work. >> you're seeing some of theest rising rents in sacramento and theteral valley, modessa. does that change the politics of it? >> absolutely. it's been remarkable the stories we've heard from farm workers and the inland empire to homeless veterans in san diego to co

tuesday, he'll head to the aaa sacramento river cats. in san jose, kpix5. >>> two of the best soccer teams in the world real mad drift, and manchester united are to faceoff at levi stadium. the game is expected to cause major gridlock. because great america right next door is going to be open. 49ers play at levi, the theme park closes so the fans can use the parking lot and get out with less traffic, but not tomorrow. so traffic will likely come to a standstill. >> now they close the roads, all the games here and stuff. >> santa clara pd and highway patrol will be on hand to help with traffic and security. the game starts at 2:00. >>> just about 8 hours from now, runners will fill the lanes of the gold again gate bridge for the san francisco marathon, 27,000 people will take part in the 40th annual event. security will be tight. the gold again deny gate will be shut down from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. >> runners' safety is a top priority, and we work with organizations up and through race day to make sure we're making precautions and augmen

supporters of the single healthcare plan started a sit in in sacramento. the demonstration was led by the california nurses association. they are angry that the speaker blocked senate bill 562 last friday. the bill had passed the senate earlier this year and will create a new health insurance system in california. supporters say it is time to turn up the heat on lawmakers. >> and any other social movement that has been successful, it takes pressure from the people to make our politicians do it. that was true with the civil rights movement and with women's right to vote. i guess we need to do it for healthcare too. >> the nurses blocked access to the speaker's office. is not clear when or if they plan to leave. >>> future correctional officers in santa clara county are being trained on a new use of force policy to handle interactions with inmates. this is and academy of firsts following the death of an inmate two years ago. >> reporter: every cadet in this room knows the importance of those two characteristics as they begin their first day in the santa clar

police say the mother kidnapped malalia booker near prince and sacramento street at 3:15 this afternoonis is the girl's mother, 34- year-old lakita davis, 5' 8, 172 pounds with diminished capacity. anyone who has seen davis or her daughter is asked to call 911. >>> a cal student is behind bars tonight. he's accused of almost three dozen acts of vandalism, some considered hate crimes, but kpix5's christin ayers tells us tonight the suspect says he is the real victim. >> reporter: tonight authorities say the vandal who did this was caught red handed and is behind bars, but there's a twist. the suspect said he was racially profiled by police. neighbors on this block discovered a string of vandalisms the morning of june 28th. slashed tires and graffiti, some of it reading [ bleep ] white people. >> 36 separate instances of vandalism in a very close proximity. >> reporter: tonight authorities announced they've arrested this uc berkeley student, 21-year-old ismael chamu for vandalism and committing a hate crime, but ismael was arrested the day the vandalisms happened for a separate crime. >>

but the air quality has been compromised through sacramento into fresno. we have the upper-level winds. they are beginning to turn to the west. they will be pretty robust later this afternoon with the westerly flow. and that means we'll see some less smoke in the tahoe area which yesterday a couple of people told me was pretty thick. temperatures across the bay area in the 60s at the beaches, 60s, 70s bayside, 70s and 80s around the peninsula. 84 in san jose. 70s60s through 90s today. variable winds 10 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures pop away from the bay on saturday. then we begin to cool down sunday, near normal temperatures on monday through thursday in our inland areas. jaclyn has been waiting to go to the california state fair. she wants herself some corn dog action here. the weekend will be very hot in sacramento. i know you like those corn dogs. or was it the funnel clouds? >> the funnel cake. >> here's jaclyn with traffic. >> cotton candy and churros, you name it, i love that fair food. i'm going to sacramento this weekend, so who knows, maybe i

fatalities and serious injuries. >> reporter: on average 26 people die on sacramento city roads each year. he says cameras can deter people from rushing the pedal. >> it's there to enforce 24 hours a day seven days a week, something that a police officer can't do. >> reporter: sacramento already has red light cameras, but they snap a picture of both the license plate and driver. these proposed speeding tickets wouldn't snap a drive picture leaving whoever the vehicle is registered to on the hook for the ticket. >> ticketing alleged speeding vehicles by the tens of thousands is not addressing the cause of these collisions. >> reporter: tom mcguire with the association of highway patrolmen spoke out against the bill. >> a speed camera doesn't have the ability to assess the situation or have discretion and doesn't know what the safe speed is. >> reporter: cameras on some corners, it could happen in the coming years. the bill won't be discussed again until january and if passed, the pilot program would last for five years on the streets of san francisco and san jose. the central subway p

just last night in sacramento at a bruno mars concerttalk about a buzz kill. shon mellow found four tickets on craiglist.he was there along with his wife and two daughters. he shelled out...$700 bucks... that's considered a steal. he met the seller in person...and the deal went smoothly. the tickets appeared to from stub-hub. but when his family arrived at the concert...the tickets wouldn't scan.(sot) instead of heading home...the family decided to stay. dropping over 12 hundred bucks for legit tickets. police say that's the expensive lesson many learn...from buying tickets online. police encourage fans to buy tickets...directly from the stadium. the man who sold the phoney tickets...is on the loose. (steve) the search is on...for a missing modesto school teacher. tonight loved ones of the 33-year-old woman... are speaking it...about rumor's she may be involved in a cult. reporter madison mellow has the latest. (pkg) childrens's drawings scattered in a merced field... one of the last signs that missing modesto kindergarten teacher jamie devenport-tull was here

the ride in sacramento is similar but nomthe same as the one in ohio, however, they were manufactured by the same company. >> it's not going to run until they tell us what happened in ohio and the factory says it's okay to operate. >> california's great america has a similar ride. no word whether that ride will be open today. ee have no timeline on the fireball ride here at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. reporting live, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the father of the only american killed in the 2015 paris terror attacks will be in a federal court in san francisco. he is suing google, facebook, and twitter over his daughter's death. nohemi gonzalez was among the 132 people killed in the attack. the 23-year-old cal state long beach student was at a restaurant when terrorists attacked. the lawsuit alleged social media companies are partly responsible because terrorists sued -- used the sites, rather, to plan their attack. the father's attorney argues the companies could do more to bring terror pages down. the social media companies say they prohibit terroris

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not a bad week for the california state fair. 105 in sacramento.lk in san francisco tomorrow at golden gate park is going to see temperatures of 64 degrees. 76 degrees in san francisco right now. nine degrees above average. concord is going to see 103 tomorrow afternoon. san jose, 85. oakland 82. morgan hill, 102. cupertino, 98. same for campbell. milpitas, 92. 104 at walnut creek. 101 at danville and pleasantville, 10 degree these. -- 103 degrees. at the marin civic center, 92. and in novato, 97 degrees. for ukiah, above 100. 103 at lakeport and 101 at clear lake. things are going to stay warm tomorrow, a notch or two warmer, with temperatures falling to 93 inland. in the warmest spots monday, temperatures cool further to 88 on tuesday. wednesday, right through the weekend, low 90s will do it inland. warm weather ahead, but not as warm as we've had and will have tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> the bay area boom among people in their 30s and 40s and. that story is coming up next. many people in the bay area. new numbers from financial eet >>> now to a

comrade, i believe when you do something good you get something dood in return. >> reporter: in sacramentoc 7 news. pthe warriors and cavs is tween legendary. lebron james has been something new to say about steph curry's new contract. >>> meteorologist drew tim is up next with the weather forecast. >> hello mike shumann. details to come. shark fans are in mourning. after 19 years in ♪ >>> that's the james brown, pop pa's got a brand new bag. nbc 7 news was at the meek mansion in haywood for today's july fourth celebration. featured music, face paymenting and a lot of food. >>> the golden state warriors ended a tour of the championship trophy. nbc 7 news was at the center. the tour follows the warrior's defeat of the cleveland cavaliers. >> i've been a warrior's fan for 25 years and have this opportunity to go next to the trophy and see it in real life and take a picture with my family is awesome. >> san francisco's last stop on the tour which also made stops in the south bay. >>> conditioning james -- king james himself have something to say about curry's contract. lebron james believe he

. >> with dee dee's records in sacramento and her meeting with the housing committee a week away, sheust remain in her single cell 23 hours a day. >> bad enough i'm here for something unnecessary but i'm locked up in here, in this ttle lockup facility, for nothg. my file may not be here. it may not show that i'm paroled out of a unit. so, therefore, i will have to sit here a whole other week until next wednesday to go back to classification when my file is here, that will show that i broke from the unit. i'm beginning to come a little stressed out. >> back in general population, t.j. meets with his older cousin gary, who is also serving time in san quentin. >> how do you feel, man? about you know, this experience, man? >> i feel terrible. [ bleep ] i mean, i made a mistake. i got to correct it now. i ain't going to cry, none of that. >> when i seen him roll up on the bus, i was very shocked. i can't say i'm mad or upset, it's a decision he made for himself. you know, he makes his own decisions. it's kind of sad to say, but in the streets, we hit the streets early. you're still young.

she will later be arraigned in sacramento. live in berkeley, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> no charges for three chp officers who shot and killed a man on highway 101 in san mateo back in april. the officers first responded to a rush hour traffic accident. then they got into a confrontation with luis pacheco orozco. police say he was armed with a handgun and was trying to carjack the other driver involved in the crash. some witnesses say the officers opened fire to protect themselves. now the district attorney's office says the lethal force that they used was lawful. >>> southern california's attorney general is suing to block a deal put together by valero. he worries it could lead to a spike in gas prices. the case involves valero's purchase of a petroleum terminal in martinez. kpix 5's political reporter melissa caen on why the deal is raising questions. >> reporter: yeah, veronica. we are here in martinez at the plains petroleum storage and distribution facility. and this is the facility at issue in the center of the federal la

sacramento fair in sacramento hot, triple digits.ncisco marathon is on sunday morning. add good luck to all the runners all 15,000 of them on sunday morning. that's a look at your bay area forecast. we'll be right back. ♪♪ banning all american citizens from travelling to north korea. that's according to two a that ope >>> new this morning the u.s. is banning all american citizens from traveling to north korea according to to agencies that operate tours there. the two tour companies said that the ban would be announced next thursday and go into effect 30 days later. young pioneer tours was the eightcy that took u.s. student otto warmbier to north korea. he was arrested and sentenced to 15 years in prison before being returned into coma to the united states in june, and he died a few days later. >>> in other travel news, the feds say that the airline laptop ban is over for now. for the past four months the u.s. banned laptops from the cabins of planes coming to the u.s. from the middle east but now the homeland security department says

it connects west sacramento and sacramento.a lot of people drive across it on the way to lake tahoe. caltrans hired a company in 2013 to put down a resin of gravel but it just didn't stick. caltrans had the bridge repaired again under warranty, but the material keeps crumbling and now that warranty is expired. caltrans officials say they will spend $25 million to resurface the road with a more reliable concrete mixture that has been used on other bridges. >> there are never any guarantees, but we're very confident in the fact, as i mentioned, 2500 bridges with very good results, so we're very confident. >> construction will take place weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the goal is to be finished by labor day. >>> the search is on still for four young men that disappeared. the hunt has been on for four days. a man was taken in on unrelated charges. >> reporter: police and the fbi are working around the clock to find four men who disappeared within just days of each other. in a normally quiet area of bucks county, pennsylvania,

sacramento sheriff's department is using it for the first time right now.esearchers say the dna sequences can reveal a person's eye color, facial shape, skin tone, race, even their geographical ancestry which helps them put together that image. >> we think of dna as a genetic witness. we're just reading factual information about a person who was clearly at that crime scene because their dna was there. >> pretty fascinating. the sacramento sheriff's deputies right now are using the technology to try to solve a cold case murder from 1980. the dna from the scene was used to create this sketch and investigators say it's already offering new clues, including the idea that the victim may not have known the killer. >>> a mother and father are looking to take action against a summer camp where their five-year-old son drowned. benjamin hoss died last friday, and according to the family's attorneys, camp organizers took him down a slide on a waterfall and hoss didn't know how to swim. he died. the boy's family was visibly upset during a news conference. >> that camp

tomorrow is the day for the sacramento state fair.ou have the chance to take a day trip, it will be sunny and hot 96 degrees. but july in sacramento? 96 is a gift! it will be 106 approaching the weekend. here's a look at an area of low pressure to our north. this is the reason why, so much tropical moisture has been drawn up into the sierra and southern california and arizona wrapping around a ridge over new mexico and then this low pulling that moisture up. the temperatures fell yesterday stayed cooler than average but as soon as it leaves, so will the cooler-than-average weather and that's going to leave after tomorrow. it's going to hang out for a day. so low cloud cover returning tonight. it's going to push far inland. livermore and castro valley starting off tomorrow with cloud cover. fairfield and mountain view and concord 60. santa rosa tonight 53. temperatures near average for one more day. tomorrow's highs will be comfortable. 80s to low 90s inland. 60s right at the beach. pacifica 63 degrees. oakland your high 73. fremont 81