it -- remain in sacramento. 9:30 a.m. this morning when they spotted a stolen car in the hotel parking lot. officers chased the car pthe two -- and the two women inside. one of those women was on probation so officers moved into search the room at the hotel. the two chp officers knocked on the door and identified themselves. >> when the suspect inside began to fire through the door. >> reporter: both chp officers were hit. sacramento county sheriff's deputies were waiting. >> the suspect went to the back balcony of the room, with a high powered rifle, and began to engage our deputies. >> reporter: that is when 21 year veteran sacramento county sheriff's deputy robert french was shot in the side, killing him. the suspect wasn't done. he jumped off the balcony and made it in to another car. leading officers on a chase. with more gunfire. the suspect was arrested and now deputies are dealing with the grief of losing a man who trained over 100 other deputies during his career. >> going to be -- one of theirs was injured. one

and sacramento had a lot going for it. because of the gold rush in 1849, it brought a lot people in. so we had saloons and roads and a way to get here, the sacramento river. through tops and starts, eventually sacramento was chosen in 1854 to be the state capitol and construction on this building started in about 1860. it took about 14 years to complete, as is the case with a lot of state capitols around the country. the civil war era brought a lot of stops and starts. it went through a seismic two year test to see if this building would with stand an earthquake. there was a huge earthquake in the southern california area in 1971. it turned our attention it the fact that with modernization and floors and mezzanine and trying to make this victorian building look modern, they decided to go ahead and see if it would with stand an earthquake. it was condemned. it basically the bricks holding together the building, you could put a pencil through it. and they said it was being held up by habit and gravity. now senator collier dr

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 accud of crimes anaiting trial, about 65% of the inmates are convicted and serving ntences. that's due, in part, to a 2011 law known as ap-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 the law has drastically changed the make-up of the inmate population with more convicts serving hard time as opposed to shorter term, not-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. 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 greater propensity f

. >> in sacramento, heck, yeah.ta be proud of something. ♪ >> nestled along the gleaming skyline of downtown sacramento, is a block wide nine-story tall building that exemplifies the term "no frills." this is the man branch of the sacramento county jail system. housed inside are some 2,000 men and women. most of whom have only been accused of crimes. they're awaiting trial in resolution of their cases. >> anything in your pockets? >> no. >> one of two jails under the supervision of scott jones. the downtown branch contains the main booking department where new arrestees are processed, booked and, more times than not, sobered up. >> we have about 58,000 bookings a year in this county. we track folks that come into custody intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. it's remained fairly steady that 75 or 80% are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> i see, we have the usual cast of characters. >> when they're under th influence, they're unstable on their feet. we're going place them in this padded cell for thei

still close enough to sacramento.when they first decided where to place a capitol, they wanted it closer to an area that people can get to quickly. sacramento had a lot going for it because of the gold rush in 1849. it brought a lot of people in. so we had issaloons and roads a a way to get here. through stops and starts, sacramento was chosen to be the state capitol and construction on this building started in 1860. it took about 14 years to complete. as is the case with a lot of state capitols throughout the country. the civil war era brought a lot of stops and starts. the capitol in 1971 went through a distinctive seismic test. a two-year test to see if this building would withstand an earthqua earthquake. there was a huge earth quake in 1971. it turned our attention to the fact with modernization and floors ands me neen s mtrying look modern, they decided to see if it would actually withstand an earthquake. it was condemned. it basically the bricks that were holding together the building, you could put a pencil th

sacramento made it to 90 barely in the's streak continues for sacramento and for us, and with that low cloud deck solid. look at that thunderstorm activity in northern mendocino county and lake county. also in this year and at the oregon border. it was a big time event in the northern valley. everything continues to rotate around and this is enhancing the fog bank, wind gusting up to 33 at travis earlier. the cloud cover is already in at all the reporting stations. 57 san rafael, 54 glen allen and calistoga as well. in the mountains at northern lake county, shasta or the sacramento valley, watch out for the thunderstorms. for us, fog, son, breezy and windy, 60s and 70s, 80s. >>> it is 4:01 am. >>> good morning. traffic not doing poorly on most commutes, and 580 has a little bit of slowing on the altamont pass in from tracy with some slow traffic. this is somewhat unusual for it to be this early to be slowing down so we will investigate that but you will see traffic will be slow driving through. looking at the commute on westbound 580 from dublin it looks okay with no major issues at in

but there is tough resistance up in sacramento. so this is a nip and tuck as they try to wind this up before the legislative session ends. meanwhile, in the bay area, the crisis continues. outside cordelia junction, phil matier, kpix 5. back to you guys. >>> now to a bay area professor who can't afford a place to live and is sleeping most nights in her car. kpix 5's len ramirez is live at san jose state with her story tonight. len. >> reporter: well, veronica, tenured professors those who have been professors for a long time tend to make a comfortable living. but new professors are certainly struggling. and we spoke to one today who certainly has given up on trying to afford rent. >> reporter: ellen is an adjunct professor at san jose state. she teaches four classes of english and can't afford to live in the south bay so mostly she sleeps in the car. >> with what i make at san jose state, i can't pay $2,000 a month rent. can't do it. >> reporter: she takes home about $2,500 a month. her usual routine is nearly constant motion after

they gathered in sacramento yesterday. they want lawmakers to pass a series of bills and new fees for more affordable housing. one of the bills would ask voters to approve a $4 billion bond. the money would help to build housing for the homeless, seniors and veterans. >> working families living in their cars, we have a crisis. >> until the dynamic at the local government level is changed and they become more accommodating to housing, we will fall short of what we need for working class people to afford a home. >> governor jerry brown still has to sign off on the bond proposal. if he does, it could be on next year's ballot. >>> water rides could be a reason to visit gilroy. they hope to break ground on the western edge of the city. maria medina shows us why some parents are skeptical about the project. >> reporter: this is great wolf lodge a massive indoor waterpark with slides, pools and surf simulator. >> that's cool. >> reporter: great wolf is in talks now with gilroy city leaders to build a park here. >> i'm going there

and this is the sacramento river. and eventually, it flows into the san francisco bay, and it's parallel with the coast, about 1 h 00 miles inland. and north is the san joaquin river that eventually flows into san francisco bay. so this is the central valley. over here, much higher mountains, what are they called, jenny? >> i don't know, actually. >> give us a clue. >> the sierra nevada? >> yeah. and so as you can tell from the map, lots of rivers flow out of the sierra nevadas and join the northern ones join the sacramento river. and the southern ones flow into the san joaquin river, so that's the kind of schematic of the geology of california. and the gold is here. so in the foothills of the valleys. okay? now let's just first of all hear about now the news got back east. allen, can you come up and read first of all. have you heart of william sherman? he was a famous union general during the civil war. at this point, he was a lieutenant in the u.s. army. and witnessing what was happening when the gold was discovered

(pam) a series of shootouts in sacramento ... has left one deputy dead... and two c-h-p officers injured. thanks for joining us, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. tonight...at least three suspects are incustody. grant lodes has been closely tracking developments and joins us now with more about the deputy who lost his life. (grant) this started as an investigation into a suspected car theft ring...and it ended with three law enforcement officers shot. the one who did not make it...is 52-year old bob french. he's has been with the sacramento sheriff's department for more than two decades... he's survived by his children, grandchildren, and live in girl friend. most of the violence happened at a ramada inn.. not far from interstate 80.near fulton avenue and auburn boulevard. investigators checking into those vehicle thefts... arrested a couple of suspects after a brief chase this morning that ended in elk grove... then the officers returned to the ramada inn... after learning a stolen car ring was allegedly being run out of a hotel room there. the c

here in sacramento, the hope was he'd set an example for the rookies."i think it's a sad irony. you're brought in as a veteran and a leader.... zach randolph is a tough cookie." while the charge against randolph is a felony- it's unclear why, as part of california's recreational pot law has already gone into effect, lowering marijuana possession crimes to the misdemeanor level. (steve) tonight we've learned randolph was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale, which is a felony. look for only minor changes from day-to-day through the forecast period as a trough of low pressure remains off the coast. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. we begin with the a's tonight, trying to change their fortunes after losing two straight at the coliseum. --let's head to oakland--- a's and the o's rickey henderson hanging in the dugout. --unfortunately, he didn't have a good game to watch top 4 no outs, game tied at 1, adam jones... all by his lonesome... solo

that is about 55 miles north of sacramento. the suspect was allegedly destroying marijuana plants that reportedly belong to a church linked to the rastafarian religion. the sheriff says they spotted the man and chased him up into the foothills. at a news conference the sheriff said the suspect fired at those deputies as they searched inside a house for him. they believe the suspect was killed in the exchange of gunfire that followed. a remote controlled robot with a camera determined the suspect was dead inside the home. the sheriff could not confirm roars that the man who died was a disgruntled church member. >> i cannot speak to any legitimacy of that at this point in time. clearly i think the ongoing investigation will ferret that out, and at this point in time we do not have a clear understanding of who all the parties are involved and a what really precipitated the whole destruction of this property as we understand it at this point. so we're still ferreting through that. >> reporter: however, a church leader told the asso

this is come across in the sand -- sacramento valley. is not reaching the ground but there could be some showers or sprinkles as it heads toward solano county. a better opportunity in northern lake county. big boomers coming across northern sacramento valley and into mendocino county. a lot of this is drifting northward. some of this is streaming off the central sierra. good thor -- good thunderstorm activity through south lake tahoe and topaz leak. be advised if you were up there, there is plenty going on. 50s, 60s. about the same as yesterday. the cloud cover did not burn all. that was a occasion to get fought that last that long usually you see that retreat but it took a long time to see some breaks. upper 50s and 60s. san ramon, 57. fog is filling and pick the santa cruz coast looks pretty good. it may fill in with patchy fog right now they are starting off most to clear. the offshore breezes coming in from the higher elevation and cloud cover is streaming across. cloud cover in lake county. most of this is in the sacramento valley o

but in the northern part of the valley lies the capital city of sacramento.re the harvest of crops is replaced by the passage of laws, hundreds every year that impact every citizen of the state, including -- >> sacramento county's finest. >> reporter: those residing inside the sacramento county jail. located downtown, the main jail houses about 2,000 men and women. most of whom are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. should any of them be found guilty one of several laws, some passed by legislators, others by voters, could affect their sentencing. the best known of these laws was approved by voters in 1994. california's three strikes measure. >> folks reached a point of saturation. three strikes was an initiative that said, look, if you get two serious or violent felony, the third strike, locked up 25 to life. increased the population of state prisons to be sure but filling the state prisons with folks that h a demonstrad track record of victimizing others. >> it would appear that this get tough on crime initiative was

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the sacramento sheriff's department for more than two decades. he's survived by his children, grandchildren, and girlfriend. and now we know the suspected shooter was from the bay area. two other c-h-p officers were also struck by gunfire. the incident happened early yesterday morning at a ramada inn in sacramento. investigators say they saw two women get into a stolen car. officers arrested the two woman and then went to serve a search warrant at a room at the hotel. when officers knocked on the door they were ambushed. a suspect started shooting through the door and walls. hitting two chp officers. police say sacramento deputies then got into a shootout with the suspect who had moved to the room's balcony. shooting at officers with a "high-powered rifle." the suspect was hit and taken to the hospital. the two other c-h-p officers are expected to be recover. investigators are now searching for additional suspects. (tiffany@ landing) in the north bay.. police are looking for this woman who they say stabbed a man at a senior housing complex in san

it triggered the movers yesterday up over the mountains and in northeast california and into the sacramento valley and into shasta. that low clouds and fog is not going anywhere. the high today in the 60s, 70s and 80s for most with a lot of green in the 60s and 70s. we will see that this week i think with thunderstorm activity showing the lightning detection from yesterday. this is probably farther north and east as this low hangs out over northern california. 60 and brentwood and livermore, half moon bay and palo alto also at 60 and lakeport at 59 so that is as close as it gets. mill valley and 59 with bodega bay at 54 and kelseyville a cool 59. we have an onshore breeze for some and gusting at 23 out of travis with this low keeping us on the cool side before kicks out on wednesday with 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> the commuters have a problem.>> it is the bay bridge with several lanes blocked just before treasure island. we have the camera on it and you can see the traffic is busy driving up to the bay bridge, basically stop and go up to the accident which is just before treasure island. there i

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>> guest: they had been told by some colonists in the sacramento river ballot that this group of california indian people might pose a threat so they attempted through what i call in the book pedagogic killing to teach a lesson to other california indians never to resist white people. kit carson and john c. fremont and their band of troopers killed as many as 800 california indian people in a single morning. in some ways to set the stage for what would become an american genocide. >> host: professor madley is 1846 is only two years before the 1849 gold rush. the school plays -- play a role? >> guest: if we look at the cover of the book the editors insisted their vehicle leaf on it to not so subtly hints at the crucial role the gold plate. before the gold rush began there were only 13 or 14,000 non-indian people living in california but between 1846 and 1870 that population surged to hundreds of thousands, almost 400,000 people so that massive demographic switch suddenly made it possible for newcomers to entirely change their relationship to the california indians were before the gold rush c

police say sacramento deputies then got into a shootout with the suspect... who had moved to the room's balcony...he was using with a "high-powered rifle." that's when sheriff's deputy bob french was hit - and he died on the way to the hospital. the suspect was hit and taken to the hospital. the two chp officers are expected to be recover. investigators are now searching for additional suspects. we will continue to bring you developments as they become available...and we're always updating kron4.com. "it's far larger than katrina. far larger than sandy. "(vicki) a catastrophe of historic proportions: tropical storm harvey has moved ashore again ... this time targeting the refinery city of port arthur.(vicki) the death toll has topped two dozen. 30=thousand evacuees are in shelters. 50=thousand homes are damaged or destroyed. and - numbers alone can't convey the scope of the disaster. tonight - we have team coverage... chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the storms path... kron four's rob fladeboe is with the red cross in silicon valley - with ways

it started at 7:15 pm at addison street near sacramento straight. one person was taken to the hospital to be treated for burns and firefighters worked to put out the fire and were able to get the fire under control in about one hour. >> we were able to stop the fire and isolated to the third floor to minimize the damage to the building. we were able to get most of the tenants back in the facility.>> the apartment building has 27 apartments. three of the units have smoke, fire and water damage so those families were not allowed to return. they are being helped by the red cross. >>> the city of san francisco is hoping to turn the mcdonald's restaurant into affordable housing across the golden gate park. this is an area that has been plagued with drug dealings and shootings. last thursday a man was shot in the restaurant and the san francisco board of supervisors made an offer, and the specifics on the offer has not been released but the spokesperson for mcdonald's said that the proposal is under review. >> i am excited that mcdonald's is open to the p

it all started wednesday morning, members of the sacramento county auto theft task force spotted two women getting into a suspected stolen car. they were arrested in elk grove. police got a search warrant, knocked on a door at the ramada inn. someone inside opens fire striking the deputy sheriff and two chp officers. deputy sheriff robert french died on the way to the hospital. >> our homicide bureau is dealing with a few things here, obviously. they're dealing with two major scenes and they're also dealing with, you know, an officer death, two officers that were injured by the gunfire, and they're also dealing with the officer-involved shooting investigation on top of it. so you can imagine how com premenssive and how large this it. >> police caught up with the suspected gunman several miles away. we obtained cell phone video from a woman who is an eyewitness. she says she can see he was injured as police arrested him in front of her home. meanwhile, the deputy sheriff is survived by his girlfriend, grown children, grandchildren, and a sister. in sac sacramento, charl herd, today in

this is sacramento and sutter's fort was right there. and he had sent his assistant marshall, upriver, up the american river to here where the gold had been discovered. we now know from extensive geological work is that the gold area is about what's shown there in yellow and the richest area, the area where most of the gold was found, is about here, this is called the mother lode. and those little boxes are where the mining camps sprung up and they correspond very closely as you would expect to the lode itself. and if you look at a very simplified version of the coast of california, i'm just going to do this for reasons of simplicity. here's san francisco bay, one river is flowing south, and this is the sacramento river. and eventually it flows into the san francisco bay. and it's parallel with the coast, about 100 miles inland, there's a coastal range here, and then a big central valley, and another flowing north is the san joaquin river and it also eventually flows into san francisco bay. so this is the central valley. and over here is

(jr stone) there was a large celebration in sacramento today....ndreds of people visited a new exhibit at the california museum.(justine) it's called the "unity center," and it provides an interactive experience aimed at inspiring community activism. doug johnson reports on the people featured in the exhibit. alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "just hearing so many different stories. so many diverse people here sharing their story it's incredible." alicia ahmed (awk-med) is one of the people featured in the facing assumptions exhibit inside the new unity center. alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "i talked about how hate crimes affect me as a muslim youth here in california."she's glad her story can help widen the public's understanding, and defeat bigotry... by getting people familiar with her culture.alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "i know a lot of my friends in high school they had never even met a muslim." that's the idea behind the unity center.nats speech sacramento's mayor

one state senator said a stranger screamed racial slurs to her face on a street in sacramento.nother said her office gets called from people using the n-word. it's become so worrisome that capitol staff were notified today of new security training. >> folks out there, their reality is blurred. so you never know if someone is going to go out and do something. >> senate officials say the number of threats so far this year has already surpassed the 200 they received last year. >>> it is a high tech first. the san francisco museum of modern art has a new feature that's bringing fine art right to your mobile device. all you have to do is send a text. >> as gasia mikaelian reports, the popularity of texting provided the motivation. >> reporter: even with its recent expansion, the san francisco museum of modern art only has space to display about 2,000 pieces from its collection of 34,000 works. now you can get art you might never see otherwise delivered right to your phone. >> i said send me christmas. >> reporter: he's the head of digital and says since june almost three quarters of

he will be sent to triple-a sacramento.nd james cappelli and underwent surgery so they won't see him for a while either. not a whole lot of blockbuster trades. maybe the biggest splash made by the dodgers is that they acquired hugh divers from the texas rangers. he is having what's considered to be his first year so far. he is 6-9 with a 4.01 e.r.a. la the parts with three of their minor-league prospects. a pretty good time to talk about football right now in the bay area. the raiders generated the most excitement. they showed up in nampa over the weekend. the one guy that everybody, including the head coach will be watching. derek carr. after the signing of the $125 million deal, a sensational breakout year last year. he had 28 touchdown passes and only six interceptions. and yet, he is not impressed with himself or the team yet>> i don't know why everyone so excited. we didn't even be kansas city. we have a lot more work to do. i understand the excitement of the people we have, but i don't understand the excitement of how

reasoning for this preemptive attack. >> guest: they'd been told by some colonists in northern sacramento river valley that this group of california indian people might pose a threat, and so they attempted through what i call in the book pedagoguic killing to teach a lesson to other california indians to never resist white people. so kit arson and john c. fremont and their band on troopers killed as many as 800 california indian people on a single morning, thus in some ways setting the stage for what would become an american genocide. >> host: now, professor madley, 1846 is only three years before the 1849 gold rush. does gold play in a role? >> guest: gold plays a major role in the book. if we can look at the cover of the book, the others insist third be gold leaf on it in order to not so tutly hint at the crucial role that gold played. so before the gold rush again that were on 13,000 or 14,000 nonindian people living in california, but between 1846 and 1870, that population surged to hundreds and hundreds of thousands. almost 400,000 people. and so that massive demographic switch sudde

several sacramento residents weren't laughing either. one wrote every time i read this i feel sick, and another man appeared to quit the nra saying you can close the barn door, but it's too late, i'm no longer a member of the nra. act like americans. as for guam, north korea says it has a plan in place to fire four missiles that would land in the pacific about 20 miles from the island, but guam's governor says he's confident the white house will protect his island and the rest of the nation. >> and i appreciate the president's leadership. he's providing a very clear message that any threat to americans, whether it's here into our island paradise in the western pacific, or in california, or in new york, that he'll ensure our protection. >> the island of guam is home to more than 160,000 american citizens. ump plans to announce the investigation monday. the probe woul >>> the trump administration will launch an investigation into china. the probe would look into suspected chinese violations of intellectual property rights. it could lead to

we did see record heat and sacramento of 109 in stockton was 112. we are cooling off and the fog is coming back to the coast that will help. a spare the air date is not in the forecast tomorrow. there is the fog that is pinched off at the coast and it doesn't come inland and cool you off. it increases the fire danger. the wind will push it further inland tonight. we will see a fog from that will get over almost into the livermore valley which will start cooling. it's 107 in fairfield and you can certainly see that the sea breeze has been helping and it will help more tomorrow. it will be cooler tomorrow and significantly so. you can almost see where this sea breeze is as fairfield has not cooled at all. there's that shot that shows the shallowness of the marine layer but for the next few hours it will deepen and that will allow it to protrude into the bay. that's what you want when you are trying to get things to cool off. the model shows the intrusion of the marine layer. you can see it tries to bleed into the livermore valley but you need to know

a sacramento motel. meanwhile, two chp officers are recovering from that shooting. authorities say that deputy robert french a 21-year veteran of the department died on the way to the hospital after working on a stolen car detail. two women led them on a chase then to the ramada inn in sacramento. the women told the officers that a suspect involved with a stolen car ring was inside a room. deputies knocked on the door and the suspect fired causing the shootout. the shooting suspect is identified as 32-year-old thomas daniel little cloud of castro valley. he is in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the two women are also in custody. one of them has been identified as 23-year-old priscilla pre prendez of oakland in jail on $90,000 bail. >>> the california supreme court will decide how much of the information gathered by license plate readers should be made public. many bay area cities have acquired the devices. they each have their own privacy policies including whether to release data publicly.

sacramento, 78.emember that string of 90 consecutive days with a high of 90, might be close today. the fog will keep many locations on the cool side. others get hazy temperatures a little below average, 60s, 70s, 80s, a few 90s. temperatures are out of the 100s. we had a string of those, but things have changed. early next week, we might even cool down lake county as a weak little system sweeps through. >> a little strange, july was smoking hot and how this is august. >> yeah. wow. >>> the conditions are probably perfect in napa for raiders training camp. jason is joining us live. it's nice to say we have football games to watch this weekend around the bay area. >>reporter: that's right. on saturday we're going to have the raiders playing at arizona. and of course friday the 49ers are on the road for their first preseason game. this is the eleventh practice in napa, but the final open practice for the fans. they were pretty fired up today, as you might expect. >> i hope that last fan brushed his teet

a mom in sacramento says her son got sick after visiting the popular water park in sacramento...orter eric rucker talked to the family and explains the infection he got...and the symptoms leading up to it. (james) raging waters corporate headquarters in los angeles, has not responded to this case... there is another "raging waters" park in san jose. (robin)over to sports ... where the giants opened up a series against the marlins. how do you score home plate tickets then sleep through the game? especially with stanton hitting his 43rd home run. that's a marlins franchise record.... the giants got a few runs together -- but couldn't withstand the marlins' bats. 8-3 the final in favor of the fish. (robin)a day after raiders running back marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem his former teamate seahawks linebacker michael bennett did the same on sunday. "first of all, i want people to understand that i love the military. my father's in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. but i don't love segregation.

mendocino county and northern area mainly, shasta, sacramento valley, some of these producing big hail and torrential rains. these are slow moving so watch out. not here but the circulation keeps this fog bank going. as it does it sends in waves to keep that fog bank charged up. west southwest not strong but still in onshore breeze with 50s and 60s. everyone is already cloudy with lots of fog up and down the coast and with that in mind not much change. most locations running 5 to 10 degrees below average. 60s, 70s, low 80s inland. >>> it is 6:01 am. >>> we have a stalled truck on the bay bridge. we show you first of all the backup at the toll plaza, and i thought it would be worse but there is a big backup. the problem is that anyone of those right lanes westbound at the bay bridge, and what could be saving us a little bit, it looks like they are pulled all the way to the right. traffic is slowing and it could be that the lanes are open but definitely slow on the bridge. it will make it slow, slower than usual. this is not like an accident involving several lanes but nevertheless it wi

. >>> there is a push by sacramento lawmakers to control violence at public rallies. recent protests in charlottesville and berkeley have politicians looking at new ways to keep people safe. >>> the plans called for exploding some of the pilings turning others into peers for walking, biking and dining. we will tell you what's next for the old span of the bay bridge. >>> good morning. the commute around the bay area is good so far. we will tell you about the ride into san francisco and about slow traffic starting to build in the livermore valley. >>> the fog is back although yesterday it hardly cleared for some the south bay cleared but clouds are streaming off the sierra. we will look at that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. >>> the mayor of santa clara and the 49ers are in a disagreement over how much money the team owes the city for operations. i final audit paid for by the city shows the 49ers of santa clara about $115,000. the money will cover the cost of police and firefighters. the mayor questions those numbers. she claims the 49ers actually owe almost $2 million in unp

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today will be the last cooler days and gusting up to 29, vacaville west southwest and even the sacramento valley cooler today. 50s, 60s, and cooler at gilroy, 57. cupertino at 58.

. >>> we have new details about the tragedy in sacramento. this was part of our breaking news coverage late this afternoon. this is cell phone video showing the arrest of a man, we'll show you in a moment, that man suspected of gunning down a sheriff's deputy at a motel. we've just learned the suspected gunman is from the bay area. the deputy who was killed robert french, a 21-year veteran of the force who died on his way to the hospital. cheryl hurd is in sacramento this evening with the new details. cheryl? >> reporter: well, that 31-year-old suspect is in critical condition tonight and it is not known exactly where he is from in the bay area. two women also arrested after today's shoot-out here at the ramada inn. as you can see, there is still a heavy police presence. the male suspect's run ended several miles away and all captured on cell phone video. >> show your hands. >> reporter: marsha atkins was watching television when they heard a loud crash outside her door. >> i looked out there. there were guns everywhere. >> reporter: she repo

it has been in west sacramento for 15 years. city officials say that it needs a permit to continue operating as a place of worship. now a flier is circulating that reads urgent, permit request. it goes on to say if not disputed the city of west sacramento will approve the permit which allows them to convert or expand current residential homes to a religious workshop property making it the third islamic center within a 1 1/2 to 2-mile radius. residents' concerns are said to have been ignored. the imam says he doesn't understand why the flier is circulating right now. >> our neighbors are really nice and they visit me. i don't know how come they are doing this. >> and as for why the islamic needs the permit now, the city learned the building made unpermitted modifications in the past and now a conditional use permit is required. >>> 6:00 right now. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm har cumarcus washing. >> you can hear mike inouye in the background. he's getting the latest on a

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same thing over the sacramento valley.hat cloud cover made it into parts of solano and napa county. ashley says, steve, i'm ready for summer to start. ashley, you know and i know that september is when the sun shines along the coast and the city. this is fog-ust. as you know. i mean, i think you will see a little retreat. always parts of the city that gets sun. i know what she is talking about. you need the off shore breeze. it is there in the higher elevations but an the sur-- but not at the surface. so everyone is pretty close there. i do expect an earlier burnoff on the low cloud deck. a lost the moisture has been taking aim at sacramento county. northern lake county looks to be in the thunderstorm activity. most of the north bay gets the cloud cover today. the system has lifted north. there is plenty. a lot going up in the sierra you can see the cloud cover active for the morning hours. some of that will drift back our way. look at surface, we have a sea breeze, delta breeze. 50s and 60s on the temps. mid-60s in san jo

bruce heinlein/sacramento police:"so i'm not going to go into what i think. i think that's part of the ongoing administrative investigation that's going on // you know, this was an unfortunate incident that occurred during a very fluid situation."zityrua abraham/woman in body camera video:"i got a one-year-old that lives here. we wasn't (sic) doing nothing but minding our business that day. i knew they were going to try to justify this whole - whole thing. right is right and wrong is wrong and that was wrong what they did - all the way around." (vicki) (vicki) that was sonseeahray tonsall reporting. none of the officers involved in the incident were placed on leave. (vicki) whipple avenue in redwood city was shut down for hours today starting just after eight-30 this morning-- the road was closed from el camino real... to duane street. homeland security and d-e-a agents were conducting a raid in the area. according to an ice spokeswoman ... the raid did not have anything to do with immigration. people in hazmat suits were in the area but that was just a preca

shot in sacramento. how the situation unfolded and the intense search for the gunman. >>> armed and dangerous, -- >> their only motive was to inflict violence across several communities. >> federal and local authorities closing in on a richmond gang who are committing the most violent crimes. >>> emergency helicopters finally able to take to the air in southeast texas, the images they are of the floodwaters is stunning. entire neighborhood submerged in water caused by hurricane harvey. crews are working to rescue hundreds of people stranded by those rising waters. direct we will get the coverage of the texas wasn't just a moment. >>> first we had developing news. three law enforcement officers have been shot in just a few moments ago we learned that one of them has died. >> henry lee is following the latest development. he joins us live from the newsroom. >> sad news indeed reported by sacramento, telling us to the sheriff deputy has died and was started as a car death investigation ended with a shares d

bruce heinlein/sacramento police:"so i'm not going to go into what i think.i think that's part of the ongoing administrative investigation that's going on // you know, this was an unfortunate incident that occurred during a very fluid situation."zityrua abraham/woman in body camera video:"i got a one-year-old that lives here. we wasn't (sic) doing nothing but minding our business that day. i knew they were going to try to justify this whole - whole thing. right is right and wrong is wrong and that was wrong what they did - all the way around." (jr stone) that was sonseeahray tonsall reporting. none of the officers involved in the incident were placed on leave. next- remembering jerry lewis. we'll have a look back at the late comedians career. (justine ) legendary actor, comedian and philanthropist jerry lewis has passed away.(jr stone) his publicists says he passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by his family.úas stephanie elam reports, lewis made álaughterá a very serious business. he was born joseph levitch in 1926, but he became known to the world as