is scheduled to be arraigned thursday in sacramento. no decision has been made on whether prosecutors will seek the death penalty. julie and frank? >> rob, were a lot of people surprised that they said sacramento? there was speculation it would happen in orange county because of more resources there. when the trial gets underway, any information about when the dates of that could happen? >> reporter: there was speculation that orange county would be the place, but what prosecutors said was that a lot of the witnesses can easily get to sacramento, that they have a big courtroom, and a big staff, and that itdoable -- it's certainly doable in sacramento. as to the trial will take place, they are saying they are not sure. it could be quite a while. there is a lot of evidence. the defense obviously could ask to have the case moved out of sacramento. there is a lot between now and when the trial would start. >> rob roth in the newsroom, thanks. >>> allegations that a bay area sheriff's department secretly recorded a private conversation betwe

this will be in sacramento county.we will see how this turns out very soon. >> but exactly one year ago talking about school choice in arizona but if they have school choice why is it just as bad? >> it's a very good question. and to realize i'm not saying school choice is a universal panacea looking at the charter school movement california has 1,000 charter schools with different performances. the pedagogy that are more successful than others that is what parents have to be aware of. so for the choice system, if you look at the studies that have been done looking at a group of students that is experimental going into a choice program with private charter schools then look at a comparison group most of those studies show the student to end up going to the choice schools perform better. that is the important thing to realize. those that may not do as well but if you look at that broad grouping of the choice movement you find that overall the students in those programs do better so that is important so you find that imp

and saint joe for sacramento? even in the snow there were times in the sierras and then it took two hours. but they are not stopping so then going up and up but the record is still clear. and during the period with during the indian war it shows up several months later. so they documented were that was going but i cannot swear on the bible he is always delivered every piece of mail. the great ups guy and the fedex i might have grown to love to death but they did what they were trying to do. thank you very much. i appreciate it and it has been a delight here at this great store. please support your local bookstore. they do so much not just for riders and readers but also for the community. speeseventeen. >> thank you very much for being here. stick around we like to thank our friend and commemorating the quilt that she has made also sign the guestbook and then get an autograph as well. thank you for being here and have a great night. [inaudible conversations] >> i am a great fan of the ten detectives/mystery storie

he was arrested in sacramento county. >> when somebody asks me as the district attorney of sacramento county how do you feel about this case of this magnitude coming to sacramento, california for prosecution, my answer is very simple. it is very fitting that this journey for justice that has been sought for over 40 years ends in sacramento. >> deangelo is scheduled to be arraigned thursday in sacramento. no decision has been made on whether prosecutors will so ebbing the death penalty. >> rob, thank you. >>> new at noon stanford police are investigating an alleged rape on campus. it happened sometime between sunday night and yesterday morning. police say a female reported she was attacked and sexually assaulted on the main campus. so far no suspects have been identified. anyone with information is urged to call the stanford university department of public safety. even though school hasn't started a warning has been sent to students. sexual assaults on campus have been in the spotlight recently following the recent brock turner case. >>> the family of a missing palo alto woman is despe

only 82 in l.a. 94 fresno. 82 sacramento. little sunshine at 67 in the afternoon hours in monterey and looks like it's going to be dry all seven days in tahoe. jessica? >> thank you. >>> in the south bay, new details on the reported kidnapping and robbery of a san jose state student. investigators say the victim told them he was taken at gunpoint from a 7-eleven on sixth and san salvador streets yesterday afternoon. he says he was forced to withdraw money from several atms. the victim was released and was not hurt. a search is now on for at least one suspect. the school sent out an e-mail alerting students about the incident >>> drivers are fed up with the long lines at california dmv field offices. the director jean shiomoto says relief is on the way. she visited with staff at the driver's license processing center in san jose yesterday as part of her ongoing effort to evaluate field offices and processing centers around the state. last week she was grilled by lawmakers who questioned why the agency's wait times have skyrock

the beat goes on. 58 monterey. 59 sacramento. sacramento yesterday had a high of 89. first time they haven't had 90 in 40 days. that's not the record. i think the record was 47 days. yesterday was a beautiful 89 in sacramento. thunderstorm activity did pickup a little bit in the sierra, mainly towards reno. that will probably pop up again today. phoenix another round of thunderstorms in the evening. it fizzles out by the time it makes it to southern california. 60s and 70s on the temperatures pretense a little bit below average for some well below brothers. the coast and the it looks like if we did about about yesterday it will be today and warmer temperatures today, e weekend. >>> a kindergartner in santa rosa may soon be banned from school because of her medication. >> we are hoping the judge will realize how insignificant it is to have her medication on campus. >> we will tell you the reason the school district is worried it may lose millions of dollars in federal funding. >>> >>> welcome back. happening today, big changes are coming to oaklande section 8 housing p

and sacramento 2.79. the high pressure doesn't like the lower pressure so it fills it with a breeze. the high temperature in sacramento yesterday was 100 degrees and that creates what we call a thermal low. it has to be replaced at the surface. san francisco was 64. that's where you get that strong west southwest wind and ushers in a cooler pattern and the water temperatures hold steady at 54. 59 san francisco boy at 57 . the san francisco 62 is a forecast high. normal high is 69 de on the high temperature was on the ninth when it was 72. since then it has been at 68 or even below. friday 65. saturday 66. sunday 64. today 62. san francisco 62 and 55. 69 and 55 are average. 84 is it from way back in 1960 for plenty of low clouds making their push. not everybody is in on the low clouds, but there are a lot of low clouds up and down the coast. 50s to 60s on the temperatures. most of these look like they are going to stick and stay. high temperatures in the mountains have been very hot. it looks cooler out to

one school district near sacramento is using a police dog to keep schools safe.e, the newest addition to the rancho cordova police force. she just started her new assignment as a police canine, patrolling campuses throughout the folsom cordova school district. zoe is trained to detect five types of narcotics, firearms, and ammunition. she also provides a friendly face to make students more comfortable interacting with police. >> it's an icebreaker with law enforcement and the kids. the kids really like the dog. especially her. because she is basically a stuffed animal with a heartbeat. >> reporter: police say zoe is giving students a little peace of mind at a time when school safety is on the minds of so many. >>> if you are a big animal lover and are looking for something to do with the family, you might want to head up north to sacramento. there is a new snow leopard cub at the sacramento zoo. check out these pictures. coconut was born in may to his mom. he was kept out of the exhibit for his first 15 weeks so that he could go to physical therapy for birth defe

sacramento police say that they found the weapon inside a home of a man on probation. reporter steve large on the new territory in crime- fighting. >>> reporter: this is a photo of the 3d printed plastic gun discovered by sacramento probation department officers during a search of the living room of george vang on probation for illegally possessing firearms. as threatening as it looks, this particular plastic gun is not functional. probation officers report vang gave up finishing it because he said it became too difficult. >> someone has the ability to actually make a gun in their house. >> reporter: for people who live near here, it's still concerning. >> it looks very, very, very serious. >> reporter: she lives on the same street where probation officers say vang printed the 3d weapon. >> it scares me. i sit out in the garage to relax. to know someone around here is making guns and can hurt these little babies around here playing is shocking. >> reporter: the sacramento probation department said: some 3d printed gun laws are emerging. federal law bans guns that can't

it was being held in sacramento this afternoon. [ screaming ] [ chanting ] arthy is the secon highest ranking republican in the house. he says that the united states could have a new immigration policy tomorrow if democrats would negotiate on the issue. mccarthy is a strong supporter of trump administration immigration policies. he thinks the nation will adopt immigration reform after the midterm elections that he says will make borders secure and reduce illegal immigration. >> if just a few democrats moved over and would work with us and even go for it, we would have had an immigration bill done. i believe this president will solve immigration as we go forward. >> protestors said they chose to protest at today's event because mccarthy had refused to meet with them. after a five-minute eruption the protestors left. >>> the chief of police in tracy is fired but we don't know why. city officials wouldn't disclose the reason of lasry esquivel calling it a personnel matter. he formerly served as chief. police in san jose but retired from that post back in 2016. several members of the trac

. >>> new video of a sacramento police officer slamming into a teenager with his patrol car. video shows the officer accelerating when he makes a hard turn, hitting the 16-year- old. sacramento police say the officer lost control of his car while trying to turn and stop at the same time. the reported speed was 27 miles an hour. the incident happened last month and video shows the aftermath as sacramento police form a riot line while angry crowds gathered, saying it was excessive force. >> if somebody isn't doing what they want them to do, then they attellthe family says the teena suffered a broken back and hired an attorney. >> the department acknowledges this was bad police work. >> the police chief of sacramento released this statement, saying they will make sure the training and officers' adherence to that training is as solid as can be. >>> happening today, a fundraiser for the family of fallen chp officer kirk grist, killed this month when a pickup truck struck him during a traffic stop. investigators say the pickup truck driver, 36-year-old sean walker, was using his ce

he's from sacramento. 35 homes were destroyed after the fire sparked july 5th. an elderly man was later found dead in one of the homes. he's being held in the siskiyou county jail. >>> in santa clara this evening 35 people need a new place to stay after a fire ripped through their apartment building. it started earlier this afternoon near winchester boulevard and bellamy street. we're told three units have major damage. seven others are unlivable, no word yet on the cause. >>> police in petaluma say they arrested a drunk driver who was almost seven times above the legal limit for alcohol. petaluma police say they found 41-year-old juan velazquez lying near his car after driving it on the smart train railroad tracks. police received the initial report just after 9:00 on tuesday night that the car was on the tracks near hopper st. also contacted. they were able to divert train traffic. the suspect has been booked into the sonoma county jail. >>> a san francisco court is removing criminal justice fees for thousands of people, many of whom are still trying to get ba

the sacramento and marysville area will see further cooling tomorrow. the 100s are gone. the hotspots will be in the low 90s tomorrow. for most of us in the bay area, we see yellows and oranges. 70s and 80s in the warmest spots. it is a mild the bay area tomorrow. it will be generally cooler than it has been. for monday, 90 in livermore. 90 in pleasanton.lo of 90s. -- lots of cities in the 90s. the 5-day forecast takes you into the first five. we have a pretty nice week ahead. >> we have a shortage of 150 muni operators as well as the twin peaks shutdown has left hundreds of buses without drivers. students and staff are being warned about the issue. people may experience delays getting to school. a recent study erfo half of high school students in san francisco use public transportation to get home from school. >>> sports wrap is just minutes away. >> first place in the american league west astec for the a's today as they try to get a sweep from the houston astros. the giants try to escape cincinnati without being swept by the worst team in the national league central. th

the golden state killer case will be tried in sacramento county.>> we continue to track breaking news. the golden state killer case will be tried in sacramento county. the golden state killer is linked to dozens of murders and rape across the state. we're learning deangelo will face 13 charges of kidnappings to commit robbery. new kidnapping charges are related to those contra costa county attacks. >>> so a last look at weather today. looking good. >> yes, looks good. the skies are starting to clear now that we're approaching noon hour. if you're heading to lunch, it's going to be really nice. some warmer inland areas reaching into the low 80s. that's what we'll see throughout much of the forecast. we'll stay in this weather pattern for the next four days. looking good but staying cool in san francisco. >> i don't mind those temperatures at all. >> it's been a pleasant change. >> it has been. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00 tonight. >> you can get more information at nbcbayarea.com. join us tomorrow morning

but still east of the -- in the eastern part of the sacramento valley. this is our temperatures. nice. fire zones too. they get a break. not much. those areas are hard to cool down. it is summer and it is california. 90 fairfield. 95 vacaville. hot spots. 89 pleasanton. 89 livermore. air quality should be fine. not concerned. maybe high smoke but most is reserved for the eastern side of the northern sacramento valley in the southern san joaquin valley. there is the 5-day forecast. you can see nice looking weekend coming up. temperatures milder. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the giants back in action tonight in the arizona desert hoping to gain ground in the standings. mark will have the hit that broke the game open. >> a new name for a sea otter pup at the marine mammal pup. it was stranded and sick. from thousands of online votes came the name sprout. sprout is improving, good news there. so cute. so cute. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees

sacramento was 79. day three of the cooler pattern, i think it goes through the rest of the week and the end of the month. temperatures just not rebounding that much. subtle changes day-to-day. disappearing are the 90s for awhile here. for today, if you're well enough inland, upper 70s, 80s, by the coast, on the milder side, starting lower, 60s and 70s but still slightly below average and i don't see much change all the way into the weekend. >> thank you. >>> 7:21. new charges in the golden state killer case. coming up, the additional charges in contra costa county. which california city will be home to the trial? >>> safe injection sites, one step closer to reality in san francisco. why mayor london breed says they're a good idea. . >>> 7:24. happening today, immigration rights advocates are holding a rally in san francisco after several immigrants in the east bay were transferred to jails outside our state. the move came after immigration and customs enforcement terminated the contract with the contra

he will be prosecuted in sacramento county. officials say this could take years. >>> torrential downpours from hurricane lane are already soaking ian as the storm approaches. parts of maui county also seeing rain. president trump has issued a disaster declarations for hawaii as residents continue to brace for the worst. that move authorizes the department of homeland security and fema to coordinate disaster relief efforts with the state. officials opened shelters on the big slanisland. meteorologist mike nicco joining me and so, mike, where is the hurricane right now? >> it's still south of the islands, at least the eye is, which is where we always look because that's where the fastest winds are. still at 130 miles per hour, barely a category 4. very potentially dangerous storm that we're hoping will follow the forecast and weaken and make a left-hand turn. i want to show you it's been raining for nearly 24 hours straight in helio from 4:00 yesterday to 4:00 this morning. it was raining an inch per hour already. look at that, 1

even out to the sacramento valley sacramento was 79 and sacramento executive wasn't 76 that's 15 belowe of year. a big change anywhere cool day for many in august. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. some low 80s. even though temperatures warm- up they are not above average but i don't think they will go there anytime soon. >>> a big hurricane is barreling towards hawaii. how they are preparing on the island in case this storm makes landfall. >>> let's check in with what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> coming up in the next hour, we continue to follow the balance in the case of molly tibbetts as police have arrested one man for her killing . we are also learning from those who knew tibbetts best. one of her family members and what they have to say about evil and her message to all of those following this case. >>> you know not to share your email, banking, or social media passwords but one group doesn't see much of a problem sharing passwords and freely do so. what new research shows about who is sharing the most and how that sharing could be affecting the company's bo

:one school district near sacramento -- >>> one police -- one school district near sacramento is using police dog to patrol high schools. the police k-9 is patrolling campuses throughout the folsom csrdoba school district. she is trained to detect narcotics and other things. >> it is an icebreaker between law enforcement and the kids. the kids really like the dog. especially her, because she is basically like a stuffed animal with a heartbeat. >> police say zoe is giving students a little peace of mind in a time when school safety is on the minds of many. >>> if you are an animal lover and you are looking forward to doing something with your family, head up to the zoo. little coconut was born in may. he was kept out of the exhibit for his first 15 weeks so he could do some physical therapy for a birth defect in his back legs. he is getting better now at walking, and jumping, and improving every day. >>> coming up, it may have just hit theaters, but already we are learning about plans for a sequel for the "crazy rich asians" series. >>> ktvu fox 2 is your home for thursday night footbal

reporter steve >>> an alarming discovery in sacramento. a 3d printed gun found inside of the home of a map onroit comd al battle over the technology. steve large on the new territory in crime fighting. >> this is a photo of the 3d printed plastic gun discovered by sacramento probation department officers during a search of the living room of a man on probation for illegally possessing firearms. as threatening as it looks this particular plastic gun is not functional. probation officers report he gave up finishing it because he said it became too difficult. >> someone has the ability to actually make a gun in their house. >> for people who live near here it is very concerning. >> it is very, very serious. >> she lives on the same street where probation officers say he printed the 3d weapon. >> it scares me because i sit out here in my go. to know someone is around here making guns and could hurt these little babies that are around here playing is shocking. >> the sacramento probation department issued a statement reading the ability for a c

however prosecutors announced he will stand trial in sacramento. a city where investigators say he began his murder spree 40 years ago. >> sacramento really has the weight of the victims. >> reporter: but finding jurors is a process legal experts say will be especially difficult. >> to find a group of individuals who have not already formed an opinion about the case, at least about certain parts of the case. >> reporter: she teaches a course on jury selection, she said the defense can appeal for a change of venue but they may also see a benefit to holding the trial here. >> if the case relies on jurors that are knowledgeable about things that happen in sacramento. >> reporter: in may his public -- in may his joseph james deangelo -- in may joseph james deangelo's public defender asked the judge to not make the process public. >> everything about the enable be an issue at the trial. >> reporter: in sacramento, lemor abrams, kpix5. >>> a congressman and his wife accused of misusing campaign funds for personal expenses. congressman duncan hunter and h

the high temperature in sacramento yesterday was 100 degrees. san francisco was 64.tures are 53 - 57. what does hot air do? it rises. it has to be replaced at the surface with cooler air. it is getting replaced at fairfield, vacaville, south wind at napa. it gets funneled and starts to come to the golden gate over san pablo bay and the wind gets funneled all the way to the sacramento valley in this pattern. that's why i show fairfield. fairfield, cordelia, there are others like the san bruno mountains in san mateo could it's a great indicator if it will be warmer or cooler for inland areas. when they get gust at 30 miles an hour from the west southwest that's a sign of a cooler pattern. when the water temperatures are favorable it could be considered a wind tunnel. 50s on the temperatures. there will be a quiz on wednesday, by the way. just so you know. 49 santa rosa. 58 san jose. upper 50s in redwood city and atherton, menlo park, los altos 56 montero. half moon bay 57. san mateo and fremont at 55 cool degrees. all quiet in the sierra except it is hot in reno. t to

officers say 36 year old sean walker of rocklin, which is just outside of sacramento, was driving that pickup. officers say he was on his phone and speeding. he faces two felony counts of gross vehicular manslaughter and on felony count of reckless driving. ((pam/ots)) family ((pam/ots))((pam/ots)) ((pam/ots))((pam/ots)) family members of nia wilson say, they will hold a news conference friday... to announce the filing of a lawsuit against bart.... over her untimely death. wilson is the young woman killed on july 22nd... at the macahur bart station. her sister was also injured in the attack, which bart police say, appears to have been random. john cowell has been charged with murder and attempted murder. according to the wilson family's lawyer, the suit will quote - "allege bart failed to meet the duty of common carriers ... to provide riders with the highest standard of care." (ken) and a new poll out tonight... shows that 75 percent of people want more police officers on bart platforms and trains.(pam) the bay area council... which promotes the local business community... conducted t

he will be arraigned on the new charges thursday in sacramento. he is suspected of killing at least a dozen people in the '70s and '80s. dna evidence led to his arrest in april. >>> and a massive fire across the state. sonoma county receive you had a grant to clear fuel and prevent future blazes. it will fund everies to clear dead trees and vegetation along rays. and -- roadways. the county is still recovering from deadly wild fires that ripped through northern california last fall. >>> meantime, the largest wild fire in state history has now burned more than 404,000 acres. that's 13 times the size of san francisco. the mendocino complex is made up of the river and rafrnl fires. -- ranch fires. the fire is 74% chan taned. >>> -- contained. >>> and san francisco leader es set to vote on a project to speed up -- leaders set to vote on a project to speed up service on city streets. ann breaks down the concerns. >> reporter: several lanes on busy corridors in san francisco were painted red with the goal of expediting muni service. and now there are qu

they were caught in sacramento county in dominguez' car wednesday night.g from loved ones who say dominguez was never involved with anything bad. <(austin kenyon juan's friend) "he always put petty grievances aside in order to make sure that we were ok and that, there was someone there for us>( james ) the only suspect that has been named is 19-year-old raymond williams. he is expected in court on august 20th. ( darya ) the sacramento school district is facing criticism after a video of two students with black face masks using the "n" word has gone viral. black lives matter sacramento claims the students attend mcclatchy senior high school.. but the school district would not confirm. community activist berry accius (ax-e-us) works for a youth outreach program that focuses on alternatives to violence.. says the video does not surprise him.

it will be cooler all the way out to lodi and sacramento. 50s on the thames. i doubt any of these change much at all. the cloud cover is already in on the peninsula. it is in the mid-50s in pacifica, half-moon day -- half moon bay, and for most of the week it will be hard-pressed to find any 90s less you are really far inland. for us, it looks like only 70s and 80s. here is allie with an update on the traffic. >> there is nothing big, which is good. at this hour, you don't want any major problems. that is how things are going so far this morning. let's show you the commute from the north bay if you're coming down on 80. you will have no problems until possibly this icon you see there in the eastbound direction. this is eastbound 80 at the willow offramp. it is coming up as a traffic hazard, possibly a tire in the road. i am not sure what it is coming up as a crashed icon on the screen, but just be aware they are. taking a look at highway 24 in lafayette, you can see some traffic on the road at this early hour, but things are moving smoothly there. the same for

. >>> en la conferencia de prensa programada para mañana lo de sacramento y otros cinco condados parar el caso donde podrían denunciar casos en contra del sospechoso los fiscales podrían informar donde se llevaría a cabo el juicio, enfrenta 13 cargos por asesinato en sacramento, orange varios vehículos estaban de rap and y una de ellas resultó arrestada >> qué tal buenas tardes hablábamos con la patrulla de caminos y nos dijo, que poner en peligro la vida de las personas. >> esto ocurrió el domingo un grupo de varios conductores decidió quebrantar la ley y derrapar sus automóviles. >>> cuando los conductores pasaron pararon totalmente el tráfico y comenzaron hacer maniobras ilegales. >>> gracias a otros conductores afectados la patrulla tuvo más sobre los sospechosos obtuvimos números de placa descripción de los conductores, cuando se les facilitó movilizar a todos nuestros oficiales en la oficina de san francisco. en la patrulla de caminos detuvo a varios de los involucrados en esta actividad ilegal . >> pararon a un conductor se le detuvo y se le arrestó por manejar a exceso de velo

this incident taking place in the sacramento area. they did speak out to our nbc affiliate in sacramento. they say they were on their way home this summer when they ordered an uber. they say the driver, they say he wasn't talking about that in the beginning of that drive but eventually made things very uncomfortable. once they passed their exit they gran to fear for their worst and were able to get out of that uber unharmed. >> he said okay now you're going to tell me the real story or we are all going to die. none of us knew what he was talking about obviously. >> here in the bay area a man was accused of raping four women in san francisco while posing as a ride share driver. he pled not guilty back in july. he had a man posing as a ride share driver picking up and assaulting a woman off of highway 92. police were still looking for the man we have here. you can see it here in this sketch and in this sacramento case. it faces charges of kidnapping. today in the bay. >> thank you, pete. >> thank you. >>> 5:02 for you right now. a stunn

elena castro found a great deal on a used cadillac in sacramento. she drove all the way there from here in san jose to buy it. it came with one key fob. well, elena said the dealer sent a second one by mail. however, that one didn't work. so she paid $90 for a local dealer to reprogram the key and make it work like it's supposed to. elena says she asked the sacramento dealer wuld. so she sent them her receipts. guess what happened next? nothing. she got no response for a month. hat's when elena came tous. sacramento and it apologized. also immediately sent her a check for $90. all right. so here's bottom line. any time you are buying a car, make sure to nail down exactly how many keys are included. i would want that written into the contract. then before you leave the lot with your new ride, make sure all the keys, especially those fobs work, because elena learned firsthand, reprogramming car keys is not cheap. you can call us any time. the number is 888-96 tips or online nbcbayarea.com responds. i know that firsthand. >> to buy one is moreensi than

i know, you know, in sacramento, they're debating a lot of policy changiss. i mean, there one thing you think that lawmakers should be doing this iyear? ill honestly like to see a push just toward basically movement on treating more acres. i an, know that seems like a simplistic sort of answer, but i think we know enough now - from the science and even from the land management perspective to move forward u without, yknow, cause for concern that we're going to do something terrible. i think wecan just push forward and learn along the way as opposed to getting it all right gobefore we get g. >> we're going to leave it there. brandon collins from u.c. berkeley, thank you very much. and kate maxwell from the "mendocino voice," we appreciate you both joining us. >>> thisnovember, california voters will decide the fate of 11 ballot measures.e f them, proposition 10, could vastly expand rent control by letting cities cap the rent on any residential property, even new ones. proponents argue that the measure's needed to address the state's housing shortage and high co

sacramento... los angeles... houston and indianapolis. no word on when the company plans to eventually take the deal nationwide. (vicki) ahead at nine... a colorado cake shop owner is headed back to court... after he refused to make a cake for a transgender woman. find out why this case is different from the supreme court win that raised debate about religious freedom versus civil rights. (grant) plus... a fake kidnapping scam in california.... and one woman fell for it losing 14-hundred dollars. the warning she has for others (vicki) and after the break... the former apprentice contestant omarosa manigault- newman releases yet áanother secretly taped conversation... this time with eric trump's wife, lara. what it reveals next... now at 9:30... former senior white house official omarosa manigault- newman released audio of yet another secretly taped conversation. it's a phone call between manigault-newman and lara trump, wife of president trump's son eric... in which she appears to offer omarosa a job....(grant) it's the latest in a feud b

it's also hazy across sacramento. that's what's going to be around for the next few days as we continue to get the north- northwest wind. that will cause a lot of that smoke. visibility now 8 to 10 miles, not bad at all. this is a look at current wind speeds, west northwest wind at sfo 15 miles an hour. fairfield with southwest winds at 16 miles an hour. as we get this continuing northwest wind, that's what we'll continue to watch throughout the afternoon because that will really change our skyline. you may notice a lot of haze. this ridge of high pressure here is bringing us the heat for inland areas. we are hoping this low will dip down and bring us the much needed rain. it will help bring temperatures down but not for a while. today 97 in fairfield, san josi in the upper 80s and 67 for san francisco. of course san francisco is where you can go to escape the smoke out there. we'll heat up through friday, temperatures inland upper 90s by friday, then saturday and sunday you'll notice temperatures starting to drop. th

. >>> american history tv was at the organization of american historians annual meeting in sacramento, california. we spoke with the professor gregg mick emabout the fbi's covert surveillance progam cointelpro that targeted organizations during the civil rights movement. this is just over 15 minutes. >>> gregg michel is the associate professor in the department of history at the university of texas in san antonio. we're we're going to hear a term cointelpro a lot in our what what is that? >> that stands for counterintelligence program, and it was the name of fbi programming designed to conduct primarily covert operations against organizations and individuals that the fbi deemed to be a threat to domestic or national security. >> why is this important? >> well, for several reasons. this was art fact ifact of the war era when exhumenists in the united states came under but it quickly suspicion. but it quickly evolved and expanded to include a range of other individuals who the fbi deemed to be potential subverse and that and that included most notably martin luther king and the black ci

he was tracked down to sacramento yesterday. here's anchor dion lim. >> reporter: the fbi joined terrorism task force and the sacramento sheriff's department arrived wednesday at the eastern villa apartments in sacramento with a search warrant. >> the neighbors are from iraq. >> yeah. >> reporter: a man who lived next door described his neighbor as a nice man. another didn't want to go on camera but described what she saw. >> there was a family with children about 10 to 15 people huddled upstairs on the patio. there was an -- several fbi, highway patrol, several undercovers and then a woman that looked like they were up there talking to the family. >> reporter: throughout the day agents took boxes of possible evidence out of the apartment. then a court document was released stating iraq made a formal request for the extradition of omar ameen. the documents say ameen is charged with murder as part of an isis convoy. officers say the convoy pulled up to the victim's home in iraq in june of 2014 and people began shooting. the victi

seek to introduce that evidence at trial. >> deangelo is scheduled to be arraigned thursday in sacramento. no decision has been made on whether prosecutors will seek the death penalty. heather? >> rob roth in the newsroom, thank you. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office said it is looking to why one of its deputies recorded body cam video of a conversation between a juvenile suspect and his attorney. the secret recording that would violate the attorney client relationship and is a felony in the state of california is appearing to show that deputy talking with a colleague about recording the minor and his attorney. when the colleague asks him how it's not privileged information, he responds that the recording is not admissible in court. >> we've had these recordings. we have not yet listened to any of these recordings with what they said to the attorney. we just go to the part where we go in there, and then they tell us, well, my lawyer says not to talk to you. and that's it. >> a spokesperson for the sheriff's office said as soon as the attorney walked in, the recording microphone shou

. >> most stem from the east area rapist attacks in sacramento and contra costa county years ago. prosecutors from six counties announced they are teaming up to try the case in sacramento, an effort they say is unprecedented. >> this human predator, deangelo, took a path through all of these counties in our state. and wherever he went, he left a wake of terror in his path. >> single prosecution in a single jurisdiction serves the best interests of the case, its victims, and the cause of justice. >> it's very fitting that this journey for justice that has been sought for over 40 years ends in sacramento. >> the 72-year-old former police officer is believed to be behind more than 50 rapes in california. one of the golden state killer's victims still lives in the east bay. >> now, she spoke today with ke aiabc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> leslie joins us live from walnut creek. >> reporter: mary berwert lived here in walnut creek in 1979. she was 13 years old and was assaulted in her bedroom by the golden state kill remember also known as the east area rapist. her case, though

sacramento yesterday was at 79. this is a cooler pattern for us and for everybody. hazy and kind inland. there's a big fog bank and i don't see much change in day three of the cooler pattern. probably going out even further . >>. it looks like cooler again by the weekend. >>> facebook and twitter working to cut down on misleading political posts. coming up, the number of accounts the social media companies have already taken down. >>> a partnership between the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce and air b&b. how local businesses could benefit from this. got a minute? discover fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. it's the new way to nourish hair, fast. fructis 1 minute masks incredibly creamy texture melts into hair to intensely nourish and strengthen, in just one minute 98% naturally derived ingredients. bursting with super fruit. no silicones. no weigh down. just super silky, soft, shiny hair. super fast. fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. super fruit. super hair. find yours. garnier. >>> welcome back. happening today students at uc berkeley are headed back to cl

is moving into the sacramento valley.he high pressure will strengthen as we get into the next few days. for tomorrow, we will go the 60s over pacifica. our inland cities will be in the 70s and 80s today and by tomorrow we will touch into the low 90s. our hotter locations will reach the mid to upper 90s by sunday. here is tomorrow morning, there is indicated a little bit of drizzle. as a get to the morning hours it will pull back. along the coast it will be a partly cloudy day. in and around santa cruz it will be mostly sunny. temperatures tomorrow morning will be the low 50s to low 60s. here is a comparison from temperatures this afternoon and into tomorrow. santa rosa hit 81 and will go to 85 tomorrow. livermore will be 10 degrees warmer than what we felt this afternoon. especially for in the communities you will notice a difference in the next few days. it will be 91 in morgan hill. around the bay, it will be 74 for hayward and along the peninsula will be 76 in redwood city. here's a look at your extended forecast. noti

reporter alisa becerra is in sacramento with the s a california postal worker is being credited with saving a teenage girl after she was kidnapped and sold to a sex trafficker, reporter alissa becerra is in sacramento with this story. >> i was kidnapped and held captive and abused and stuff. >> reporter: 16-year-old crystal said she might not be standing here today if it were not for the heroics of postal carrier, yvonne. >> it was an adrenaline rush. i felt like i was being saved. >> reporter: in fact, she was saved by a postal carrier, her story could've been ripped from the pages of a crime novel, the terror in this story is very real, unfortunately. crystal's mother stacy says her daughter was lured to sacramento by someone she thought was a friend. she found herself trapped in a world of drugs and sex trafficking. in this oak park neighborhood crystal sought an opportunity to escape, she was in the car with captors when she heard them discussing a crime. she jumped out of the car, grabbed one of their phones and ran for her life. >> i heard crying when i came out of the vehicle,

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american history tv was at the american historians annual meeting in sacramento, california where we spoke with a history professor to discuss the spread of cholera in the 1830's and how it affected native americans. this is about 15 minutes. professor of history ,ncluding a number of books let's talk about the cholera epidemic, what was it and how widespread was it in the 1800s?>> it was one of the first global academics -- epidemics. inre is a major epidemic 1830 and 1832, and it spread across europe. america's heard about it through newspapers. inarrives in north america 1832, remaining in circulation in 1833 and 1834, sort of a global pandemic affecting millions of people. >> what was it? what were its victims? what with the prognosis of you got cholera? prof. kelton: you did not want to get it for sure. it was a bacteria that spread through fecal contaminated water. it quickly incubates in the body and creates massive diarrhea. in a six-hour period, one would lose massive amounts of fluid and the body would go into spasms and turn blue. that was one of the telltale signs, when t

lawmakers in sacramento unveiled a plan to eliminate bail.ested for non-violent mistleds to be released within 12 -- misdemeanors to be released within 12 hours. the bill is now headed to the assembly. suspects faying violent felony and drugs and alcohol charges would not be eligible. >>> the vatican is reacting to the report of sex abuse by pennsylvania priests. most are before 2002. ktvu's maureen naylor reports the critics say more steps are needed to isolated offending priests and those who cover up for them. >> the vatisex abuse by pennsylvania priests. saying they werebetrayals of trust. adding victims should know pope francis is on their side. >> it was child sexual abuse. >> the response comes two days after a grand jury released a report detailing 70 years of abuse. alleging more than 1,000 children molested by catholic priests. >> the church spent time protecting the clerical offenders. offenders. [no audio] [no audio] . >> reporter: ordered an independent audit for all dioceses. >> the good news is that policies and passengers are

now lakers in sacramento are asking how this problem can be solved. people across california are commonly waiting six to eight hours to be scene at the dmv these days mainly because of the need to get a real id, something that can only be done in person. jean shiomoto asked for $26 million. that did not go well for several lawmaker, including jim patterson of fresno. he wants to have an audit and wants to demand accountability. >> the department sent $16 million since july 1st. that's why several lawmakers are hesitant to throw more money at the dmv. >>> on the fire watch, in orange county, the holy fire is posing a threat to hillside neighborhoods. the fire scorched 4300 acres. one cabin has been destroyed. two firefighters are reporting heat-related injuries. >>> the river and range fires make up the fires. they are the largest in the state's history and burned more 300 acres. >>> federal investigators have wrap you had up their probe of a deadly plane crash that killed a group of realtors from the bay area. the plane began losing attitude less than

the suspect was involved in an accident yesterday on highway 50 in sacramento. a chp officer got out of his call -- vehicles the suspect got into the cruiser and took off . officer say he use the cruiser to pull over a college bus from sacramento state a few miles away. about 10 students were on board at the time. the passengers realize something was wrong and subdued him. >>> three people were hurt in oakland and three separate shootings over a span of 12 hours. the first shooting was yesterday afternoon during a attempted robbery. the man was shot and is currently in the hospital in stable condition. seven hours later around 930 p.m. last night a man was shot in the back. he is currently in critical condition. earlier this morning, on international boulevard a woman shot in the leg . she took us to the hospital. she is expected to be okay, police say no arrests have been made in any of the shooting. >>> richman is buying back guns with a special goal of turning weapons into art. a foundation for the event it offers $100 gift cards in exchange for rifles, handg

. >>> we're also learning new details about a suspected member of isis living in sacramento. he's wanted on a murder charge in iraq. we found out who the suspect is, what he was doing in california, and the brutal crimes he's accused of. >> makes me nervous. we were shocked. >> the 45-year-old was arrested in a raid by fbi agents who surrounded his sacramento apartment removing boxes of evidence. >> he was just kind of a friendly muslim man, family man. >> did they have kids did you know about? >> yeah they have a kid. and i play with them. >> as neighbors peered through their doors our knocks went unanswered but at one point what looked to be his wife and child entered the apartment. former federal prosecutor says. >> it's a little bit of a wake up call that bad guys disappear into the wood work and can pop up anywhere in the world. >> court documents describe him as a terrorist who allegedly worked with isis and albuquerque and was a leader in the iraq military system. >> he was involved in the capture and subsequent execution of soldiers. >> the government of iraq has char

much like it did in sacramento  county, the crime spree gripped the community. attribute. 100 of those were burglaries or attempted burglaries that occurred during that 18 month period. and then, you have the claude snelling homicide case, as well as the case of the attempted murder against officer mcgowan. >> reporter: during that time period, deangelo was working as a police officer nearby. deangelo can't be charged on numerous other crimes because the statute of limitations has expired. former prosecutor michael corr does us says today's announcement will do little to convict deangelo because of the lack of dna evidence. >> prosecutors like dna evidence because it brings a lot of uncertainty to the courtroom and to jurors. >> reporter: officials also acknowledge today they still face hurdles in this case. >> we are talking about a crime that occurred over 4 years ago. obviously, time is not on our side in that regard. i think that's going to be one of the challenges going forward. you know, a lot of the officers that were involved simply are not with us anymo

that fog is awfully up into sacramento, davis, and fairfield.ut the idea being it really had an impact on air temperatures today. look at how far they dropped from yesterday from where they should be. hurricane lane, category 4. it's a big deal. it is going to definitely have an impact on the hawaiian islands. it looks like now, malley and oahu, i will show you the track on this thing as we get into thursday and friday. a category 1, very close to the south shore of oahu. if we are watching closely, this track could easily change over the next couple of days. when i come back, we'll have the five 5-day forecast . >>> a powerful earthquake shook venezuela today and there were initial reports of injuries. the 7.3 magnitude quake hit off the northeastern coast of the country. there are reports of an escalator collapsing at a shopping center, injuring several people. the quake hit seven hours ago at 2:30 afternoon local time. there are no reports of immediate injuries or significant damage. >>> coming up, charges against the man suspected of being t

according to sacramento county sheriff's deputies, the string used to deploy the spike strip got caughtan oncoming truck's wheel. deputies say that truck dragged the stripped-down westbound 80 in north sacramento, where five cars ran over it. >> sometimes even the best laid plans go sideways. having that ripped out of your hands and dragged down the road, there is nothing you can do about it. >> the deputy had minor injuries to his hand. the car chase involved three law enforcement agencies. the suspect was able to get away. >>> it has been an expensive summer for drivers, but we may be catching a break after those labor day road trips. according to aaa, gasoline prices in the bay area are up by at least $.60 compared to this time last year. gas in san jose and oakland sits around $3.65 per gallon. san francisco prices are nearly $3.80. the good news, aaa says, relief is on the way. >> the good news for consumers is that gas prices will be cheaper this fall. typically in fall we see gas prices drop because the demand goes down. people are done taking the summer road trip. >>> an economi