sacramento area congregations together along with sacramento's mayor and 3 city council members. give an update on the migrant that collaborated to support. they were outside of the migrants. enter in el paso where they were told. >> people representing themselves as part of some type contracting or organization that could help them relocate. wear it to a place where they would be provided shelter, housing and job opportunities. but the only actual arrangements made for the migrants, according to the people at the press conference appears to be their transportation to sacramento. >> the first letter read friday with the first group they were by some type of bus from the airport where they landed to the diocesan offices of sacramento. >> located on broadway, which they were told to get off the bus that someone would be coming to receive them. they rang the doorbell of the building, boarded the bus again, the driver, the person who rang the door told them they would be right at that point, they let and never came back. >> a similar situation unfolded monday in 36 people from colomb

sacramento area congregations together along with sacramento's mayor and 3 city council members. give anr update on the migrant that collaborated to support. they were outside of the migrants. enter. >> in el paso where they were told people representing themselves as part of some type contracting or organization that could help them relocate. wear it to a place where they would be provided shelter, housing and job opportunities. but the only actual arrangements made for the migrants, according to the people at the press conference appears to be their transportation to sacramento. >> the first letter arrived friday with the first group. they were transport. it. >> by some type of bus from the airport where they landed to the diocesan offices of sacramento located on broadway, which they were told to get off the bus that someone would be coming to receive them. >> they rang the doorbell of the building, boarded the bus again, the driver, the person who rang the door and told them they would be right at that point, they let and never came back. >> a similar situation unfolded monda

reporter: in sacramento, le brinkley, abc 7 news. dan: abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the san francisco pride parade. . you can watch the parade live sunday, june 25, on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. the people and will be hosted by our mornings team. ama: happening in the east bay, fire officials stopped three fires along 680. two northbound lanes remain closed while cruise work to clean it up. the fires ignited along the highway between pacheco and marina vista, stretching 50 yards. crews are asking people to avoid the area until they can finish cleaning up that debris. dan: give you a live look at the conditions after a streak of beautiful weather. hope you enjoyed it. all across the bay area, we are tracking the possibility of wet weather coming back. for the details, let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: talk about a big change in our weather today. let's look at those live pictures from our tower cameras. not just here locally but also up in the sierra. they are seeing a lot of cloud cover. we are seeing showers a

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ho dropping them off in sacramento . this as community leaders in the state's capital rally around their new neighbors. hi. when this is in people. yes come to our city and land on our doorstep. thanks. and there is only one answer. we must find a way. we must find a way. from ktvu fox two news. this is the. four zero eight sacramento. so he's saying in spanish. one of the migrants says long live sacramento. a message of gratitude for all the volunteers who've been working to find them. food clothing and shelter. the two groups of migrants, many of them teenagers and young adults, are now trying to figure out what to do next. after being flown to the state capitol. and this afternoon, florida officials are claiming responsibility for those flights. in total, 36 people and a dog were flown from the southern border. welcome to the four. i'm claudine wong and i'm alex savage. florida officials are defending their actions when it comes to those flights. our political reporter greg lee joining us now here in the studio with t

jake on the push to move the a's to sacramento. >> if this plan was not approved, is it the a's planb to stay in oakland? >> they will look for other cities. >> the oakland a's are on the move but the question is, to where? las vegas is currently the number one option but they have seen some pushback, specifically from the assembly chair. >> she said i'm currently a hell no on this, and you have to get me to yes. so they are going to have to convince her , and if she is saying now than other folks are probably thin line >> why not sacramento? >> sacramento is a better deal than las vegas, a better team environment, a better fan environment and a better merchandising environment and the a's are going to lose money in las vegas. >> the ceo of the greater sacramento economic council believes the a's and the mlb should consider the capital city with the rail yards and the bridge district in west sacramento as two viable options. >> west sacramento can put a more aggressive deal together then what nevada has right now. and the deal in the rail yards is better than the deal in las vegas. >

he said that sacramento is a city of immigrants and that sacramento will do all it can to care for these people and in that spirit of helping and giving, the owner of the flight school here says, he would be willing to train those folks as pilots, if you can. live in sacramento, i am jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jody. >>> a political analyst will join us to discuss the reason behind sending migrants to california and how much of an issue is immigration to voters these days. >>> the man accused of a murder spree is due to make his first court appearance tomorrow. still a lot of lingering questions about why he was on the streets at all. damien trujillo is outside of the main jail with the latest. >> reporter: tonight kevin parkourana remains at the jail under no bail. we are told there should be an extensive effort underway to evaluate his mental capacity. lawyers are likely to trying determine whether he has a mental state and compared to where it was on thursday. that is when police say he went on a 90 minute crime spree stabbing one man to death and fatally running

they did not know they were in sacramento until they were in sacramento. kidnapping and the crimes that are related are a category that we are looking at. >> reporter: newsom's spokesperson issuing a statement that the florida governor is small and pathetic. if you remember yesterday, we spoke to an organization helping the migrants that just arrived in sacramento. they told us that they did not know where they landed and that they had the clothes that they were wearing. there are groups on the ground in sacramento helping them them a place to stay. >>> breaking news out of san francisco. there has been a major gas leak and water main break near debose and castro street. these are live pictures you can see pg&e crews working to cap the break. avoid the area if you can. here is video from about an hour ago from the citizen app. there is no word on what led to the ruptures on how long it will take to fix them and no reports of injuries, either. we will stay on top of this. >>> developing news in san jose. riconada has reopened following a deadly crash involv

then made a stop in new mexico before landing in sacramento. first group of 16 migrants made almost the exact same flate before being dumped off outside the catholic diocese offices. and the faith-based organization representing 500 congregations and hundreds of thousands of californians called pico california has already stepped in to help. >> a testament to california, to people of faith. >> reporter: the communications director said local clergy leaders were helping the migrants from both of these flights find shelters and other essentials to help he's their transition. >> these are human beings. men and women who just want a better life and this is how they should be treated? >> reporter: in a written statement, governor newsom said investigators will look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, ma anymore lating or transporting individuals under false pretenses. california's attorney general already talked to about a dozen of them today after they arrived by the private charter flight at the executive airport. he said state-s

a group of more than a dozen migrants arrived in sacramento friday night.hey entered the country through texas and were flown into california carrying nothing but backpacks throwing a next joins us live at the diocese of sacramento where those migrants from. >> venezuela and colombia were taken. we know we know this happened on friday, but what else you learned? >> well, no island and the group of 16 migrants were brought here yesterday to the south sacramento, christian centr. this is where they were met by the ag, the governor and the mayor. all reassuring them that things would be better. >> they were scared. they were wondering where they're and what happens next. pastor lies segments of the south, sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. >> the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their

the migrants were moved to sacramento this weekend. they were dropped off by bus outside of a church with no warning. an investigation of whether any laws were broken is currently underway. reporter michelle bender spoke with people working to now help the migrants. 48 hours after being dropped off here at the offices of the archdiocese of sacramento. 16 migrants from venezuela and colombia are starting to settle in to their new surroundings. they are four women and 12 men ages 18 to mid 20. they quickly realized they were the lucky ones that landed in a community that actually cares about their well-being. gabby trejo is the executive director of sacramento area congregations together, which is organizing help for the group with food, clothing, housing. they even bought them phones for them to come to sacramento and experience such generosity has been both such a blessing and also like a huge opportunity for them to reconnect with some of their family members back home and let them know that they're safe and that they actually feel sa

. >>> a plane filled with migrants arrived unexpectedly in sacramento. on friday, 16 undocumented migrants arrived and today it was 20. the governor says not only this is a cruel stunt but someone broke the law by bringing them here. jody hernandez joins us from sacramento where the migrants are being held by local charities. >> reporter: so far, we are getting little information about the 20 migrants who landed here at the airport this morning. we do know that their needs are being assessed and an investigation is underway. >> they just look tired and hungry. like they had just -- i think they were happy because they felt that they had reached kind of a semi final destination. >> reporter: stephen thompson describes the 20 undocumented migrants were dropped off at the sacramento executive airport, where he runs a pilot training school. the group arrived aboard a small private plane coming from texas. the 20 people, all adults, did not have much more than the clothes on their backs. >> bags, maybe knapsacks and i think we saw couple filled with plastic b

general says he has showing florida leaders are behind two flights that dropped off migrants in sacramento. >>> plus, tracking rain across the bay area. it's a steady pour in some cities. meteorologist kari hall is timing it out hour by hour. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's talk about that rain. >> talk about it. yeah, midday right here, you can see that rain was pouring down there, making its way across the bay area. look at this. mike inouye shot this in our parking lot from the south bay in our studios there about an hour ago. we rarely see rain coming down like this. we haven't seen it in a long time, especially in june. >> yeah, in june. and we've seen a decent amount across the parts of the bay area. it's continuing. what we've been watching for is if there will be any thunderstorms, and so far we haven't seen that. everybody's got their pots outside. they're getting water on the lawn. this is working its way from san jose toward the peninsula and into the north bay. north bay right now getting hit the hardest as we've

el paso to albuquerque and finally to sacramento. that was the journey and the route this morning, arriving in sacramento there. the california attorney general's office confirmed there are about 20 migrants on board. this comes just days after a group of 16 migrants were dropped off at a sacramento church last friday. officials say the migrants were initially from texas and were tricked with promises of jobs and shelter. they also had papers implicating a florida agency and a contractor that sent migrants to martha's vineyard last year. governor newsom called out florida governor ron desantis on twitter today, calling him a small, pathetic man. however, unlike with martha's vineyard last year, florida officials have been mum taking responsibility. joining us now is california attorney general rob bonta. nice to have you back on the program. there are a lot of layers here as you know. let's start with the basics. first of all, is this illegal, what's happening right now in sacramento? governor newsom calls it kidnapping. what's the l

>> in sacramento, california. that is news to me. >> a second flight with migrants lands in sacramento. state officials say they have proof the state of florida is responsible. what governor newsom is saying about possible kidnapping charges against governor desantis. >>> are the a's building a ballpark in vegas? nevada lawmakers have a big decision on their hands. a new move by the state's governor. >>> apple is jumping into the world of virtual reality. we take a look at the vision pro headset and if it can succeed with others failed. >>> windy conditions in the altamont pass. advisory is in effect. top traffic trouble spots coming up. >> a lot to get to. good morning on your tuesday morning. we are looking live outside for you in san francisco. looking clear so far. it does feel cooler outside, darren. >> yeah, the temperatures will stay here the next several days. we cool down from that part. that is for sure. the part we are watching for and trying to pull as much specifics out of the forecast, how likely we

i'm nikki laurenzo in sacramento. frank buckley is on assignment this week this week, both houses of congress approved the debt ceiling bill averting a potentially catastrophic default. the deal brokered by president biden

plane had about 20 people in it and it landed in sacramento this morning.er another flight containing 16 migrants arrived unexpectedly in sacramento as well. common dickerson reports on what happens to them ira's now and how leaders there are responding. >> for the second time in 2 days, the plane carrying south american migrants touches down in sacramento this time carrying 20 people. anyone. now we understand might've on the not that i've heard from the county county spokesperson kim novice, as as was the case with the 16 migrants from venezuela and colombia who were flown in friday. today's group originated in el paso, texas. some interesting things come in and out and not like steve thompson who runs executive flyers flight school says he watched the strain scene unfold from inside his office adjacent to the sac executive tarmac for the migrants landed. he said they didn't carry many belongings. just snaps that sort of thing might all approximately anywhere from maybe 18 to 2, maybe in the early 40's, possibly saw some people smiling. i think they were

around 10:30 at sacramento's executive airport from new mexico. carrying 20 migrants. sacramento county officials say they did not know they were coming. but they were called out to help. >> those migrants were here at the executive airport. they got some food, water, they were transported to a religious institution. >> reporter: like the first group, the 20 migrants, all adults, came from the state of new mexico. it is believed the group may have boarded that plane in el paso, texas. but the officials, they could not confirm that. at this point, it is not known what countries this latest group is from. but a spokesperson for the attorney general's office says their travel appears to have been arranged by the same one that arranged the first group. and they aim to get to the bottom of this. >> we want the end to this morally bankrupt practice that hurts people. treats them as ponds. weaponizes the human beings. >> the group sacramento area congregations together says the awe sialoma seekers all have court dates soon around the country, that they m

we're tracking a zone here over the sacramento valley. it's moving off towards the west, so vacaville, fairfield, down to atlas getting rain the next 30 to 40 minutes. i'll talk more about the fog that's rolling in, thick for tomorrow. details on that coming up in 16 minutes. >> if you want to know when the rain will move in and out of your neighborhood, our nbc bay area app is a great resource, a great tool. it is free to download. >>> tonight, confirmation that the sunshine state is, in fact, responsible for flying three dozen asylum-seeking migrants to california. tonight, florida is firing back at criticism of that action. it comes as we're learning much more about those migrants and what happens next to them. jody hernandez has more from sacramento. >> reporter: there are a lot of new developments on this case that's grabbing national attention. sacramento state leaders say the migrants were sent here with little to nothing and didn't know where they were being taken. but tonight, florida officials are painting an entirely different

y se suman al otro grupo de 16 migrantes dejados frente a una iglesia católica de sacramento el pasado bahía condenan estos actos que llaman estrategia política. recordemos que no es la primera vez que un avión llega con migrantes sin previo aviso un estado demócrata. hablamos con la directora ejecutiva de la organización puente que aboga por la comunidad migrante de san mateo. escuchemos lo que nos dijo. >> cayó de sorpresa y es algo que me imaginaba que en algún momento iba a pasar. lo que se me hace muy injusto es que en este juego político se están utilizando las personas y estas vidas humanas sin importar la consecuencia y en este caso la verdad es que al final de cuentas espero que sacramento y california vayan a responder y apoyen a estás personas pero si tiene que haber una investigación y consecuencias para las personas que hayan organizado esto >eesta organización también nos comenta que ellos ya se pusieron en contacto con el condado san mateo para preguntarles de qué manera se pueden organizar y estar preparados en caso de que sea necesario activar alguna respuesta inmediat

of migrants were transported from the texas border to new mexico and then flown to sacramento. a similar incident took place last september when a group was flown from san antonio to martha's vineyard. amanda del castillo you his life -- amanda del castillo is li reporter: those first groups were dropped off last night and none of the local dioceses are getting involved at this point. an important update is expected this morning from the sacrament of it community. all of this is the state attorneys general is investigating who is behind the two flights of migrants that landed in sacramento. the attorney gener florida was -- the group landed in sacramento and were left in the catholic diocese there without warning. according to any organization supporting migrants, that group was led to an offered help to get jobs and take them to their final destinations. ag bonta is looking into if any crimes or civil violations have been committed. the governor on twitter yesterday with a strong message for ron desantis saying, " small pathetic man, this isn't martha's vineyard." >> we have t

desantis no ha confirmado o descartado que el g biern de florida envÍo a los migrantes a sacramento.ntra. ya llamÓ hombre patÉtico. >>> el alcalde de sacramento tambiÉn hablÓ. >>> por su parte la oficina del gobernador greg abbott, confirÓo que texas sigue enviando migrantes en autobuses a ciudades como chicago, philadelphia, denver new york y hasta washington d c. en sacramento activistas confirman que los 1 migrante del primer grupo se encuentran bien y recibiendo ayuda. >>> enes queremos que reciban, que quieren hacer y dÓnde quiere ir y haremos lo posible para ayudarles. francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> el al wa kil del condado de be hard javier salazar. relaciÓn con el transporte de 49 migrantes de san ap nio en sep priem de del 20 e por parte de la administraciÓn del gobernador de florida ron desantis. >>> mientras tanto en la ciudad de new york. eric adams expande su plan para migrantes. albergues temporales serÁn 50 centros que van a funcionar a partir del primero de julio. en cada lugar se atienden a 19 hombres adultos y la ciudad paga a los lugares de culto 125 dÓ

on the now 36 migrants that have been flown to sacramento in just the last four days.latest group of migrants, 20 men and women, asylum seekers who landed at sacramento's executive airport yesterday, this follows 16 migrants who arrived on friday, also via private plane. now, both groups taking similar paths in getting to the state's capital. the group yesterday originate in el paso, texas, made a stop in new mexico before landing. the first group made almost the exact same flight before being dumped off outside sacramento's catholic diocese office last friday. governor gavin newsom said investigators will look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, manipulating and transporting individuals under false pretenses. also in a written statement, california's attorney general, rob bonta, said state sanctioned kidnapping is not public policy choice. he called it immoral and disgusting. >> we are investigating the possibility of all civil and criminal violations, including kidnapping. >> reporter: now, the faith leaders have stepped in. pico, california, will b

the second group arrived in sacramento on a private flight. they have since contacted the group and a spokesperson the flight was from the same group associated with the group that arrived on friday with documentation from florida. the press conference will involve the mayor of sacramento and faith leaders to talk about this cities response. reggie: the republican field for the race to the white house is expanding. chris christie is expected to announce his candidacy as mike pence throws his hat into the ring. kumasi: by the end of this week there will be 12 republicans running for republicans. mike pence will be taking on his former boss. former new jersey governor chris christie will make his own announcement today in new hampshire. republican front runner, donald trump, is making his third run for white house this comes after his investigation over handling of classified documents is winding down. they tried to make the case that he should not be charged for mishandling hundreds of classified documents. they believe trump material and tried

they made a stop in new mexico before landing in sacramento. migrants also made that same flight before being dumped off outside sacramento's catholic diocese office last friday. governor gavin newsom said investigators, quote, will look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, manipulating and transporting individuals under false pretenses. also in a written statement, california's attorney general rob bonta said state-sanctioned kidnapping is not public policy choice. he called it immoral and disgusting. >> we are investigating the possibility of all civil and criminal violations, including kidnapping. >> reporter: now, the scramble continues to support these migrants and that's where leaders have stepped in. they will be part of the press conference later, they represent quite a number of congregations around the state of over 500. they'll be part of that press conference scheduled at 10:00 a.m. still, the big question remains, who is behind these migrant flights? those migrants were carrying documents supporting the fact that f

quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa, se gloims que pasa en sacramento, hoy lideres de la ciudad realizaron unar de la situaciÓn. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). sin hablar de motivos polÍticos o agendas, estos lÍderes religiosos y representantes de sacramento se congregan para ayudar a 36 migrantes. (hablan en inglÉs). tras bajo falsas promesas fueron traÍdos dice, dice que le platican que vinieron en busca del sueÑo americano. (hablan en inglÉs). su sueÑo se convierte en una pesadilla dice la directora de la organizaciÓn, desde la llegada de estas personas el objetivo ha sido brindarles seguridad, la mayorÍa entre los 20 a 30 aÑos. las persona que me hablÓ que los traigan al santuario. >>> el padre francisco, en sacramento dice al momento de recibir la noticia se movilizaron, >>> para apoyarse con alimento y alejamiento. >>> por tema sz de seguridad no se revela donde estÁn al momento solo que estÁn en un lugar seguro y con buen Ánimo. esta es una grabaciÓn de uno de ellos, como muchos estÁn agradecidos y solo buscan oportunidad de trabajar, la organizaciÓn, confirma que estÁn en este paÍs legalmente

i'm a sacramento. i'm a californian. i'm answering the call when people are in need, we show up and we love on them with the love of god. in total, 36 people in a dog were brought from the southern border, 16 on friday, 20 on monday. volunteers say they were made false promises, people representing themselves as part of some type of contracting or organization that could help them relocate where a to a place where they would be provided with shelter or housing and job opportunities . florida officials confirmed they coordinated the flights, saying the migrants traveled voluntarily, gave verbal consent and signed waivers. no no, this produced video provided a ktvu appears to show a group boarding a plane and celebrating as it arrives in california. the california the california attorney general is conducting a criminal and civil investigation to determine if any laws were broken. whoever is doing this is committing a terrible wrong. so that's one given. but the other given is the other question is what must be our respons

dan: new details about the flights that carried migrants to sacramento friday and yesterday.rida's division of emergency management is taking responsibility for charting the flights and released this video that proves the migrants transfer was voluntary, refuting the claims that they were effectively kidnapped. the 36 asylum-seekers are being cared for by local groups that claim that migrants were confused and frightened when they were dropped off in sacramento. reporter: most of the 36 migrants are young man and a few women, all in the 20's and 30's, along with a puppy. >> when you think about our new neighbors i want you to picture young people of energy. >> what must we do to note make sure that 36 people know they are safe and welcome? bring it on. bring it on. reporter: local government agencies and faith based groups say the asylum-seekers are staying together in sacramento. they want jobs to send money back to guatemala, venezuela and colombia. many walked for months to reach the u.s. texas border. >> traveled through columbia, the jungle, the desert, all of these coun

the migrants were misled into being flown to sacramento. desantis administration said the men and women all went willingly and it was done through verbal and written consent. we will hear from those migrants in a report coming up at 1230. now, this big story. warriors forward draymond green is opting out of his final year of his contract, making him an unrestricted free agent. the move means green is declining a $27 million option, according to espn. green's agent says he will continue to talk to the warriors and explore all options. in recent months. green has said that he wants to resign with the warriors, but also wants to be paid fairly. this morning, new warriors gm mike dunleavy, jr at his introductory news conference, said the warriors would like to sign green to a new deal. we really want to dream on back. what he means to this organization and this team in terms of trying to win at the highest level. we feel like we have to have him so that's very important. green could resign with the warriors or another team or do a sign and trad

sacramento act is a faith-based group that's leading the efforts. they say the migrants are asylum seekers from south america. haircuts, counseling, and dental appointments are among the needs the volunteers are trying to immediately fill. the mayor of sacramento commended how quickly the community sprang into action. >> bring it on. bring it on. our community will never say no. to the people who wonder whether or not we can handle this on top of the real challenges we face in our community, there is no other answer but to say yes, and you better believe we can handle it. >> bold words there from the mayor. joining us now, a volunteer with sacramento act. shareen, nice to have you on the program. first impressions here. politics aside, what did you feel? what did you see when you saw those migrants? >> we just wanted to let them know that they are welcome here and that we want to help them. they came here even though they didn't know they were coming here. they came here even know they have immigration hearings in cities like new york, chicago, denv

jody hernandez is in sacramento right now. we are going to hear from her live at 5:00 with reaction from officials and the white house. you will want to stick around for that. >>> taking a live look -- look at that. very cloudy golden gate bridge today. it has officially become a june gloom. let us go to our meteorologist vianey arana. are we going to have rain on the way ? >> i feel like the temperatures were in the 80s and it was sunny. it was finally warm. now, we are getting back into the cloudy and rain chances already firing up on the radar. here is what to expect next week. cooler temperatures probably already fling them in the 60s and 70s. with this system, we could see a chance for isolated storms and even a chance for hail as we head into the evening hours. you can see, we've got some systems already firing up, just to our east and also just to the south and central california near monterey. the tahoe area has seen several lightning strikes. this system will move east to west. we are expecting to see a chance for bow

eÁn en dififerentes partes de los estados ununidos es d decir que que van a presentarse aquÍ en sacramentoles acces penales contra quienes organizaron y transportaron a los inmigrantes que asegurÓ traÍan documentos que querÍan ser del gobierno del estado de florida. >>> en el pasado ambos estados han tomado crÉdito sobre el noche de inmigrantes hasta la capital del paÍs o la isla de martas en el centro de la controroversia. >>> encontramosos al grupo del inmigrantes. >>> en sacramento agrecedieron el trabajo del organizaciÓn como la del cecilia que dice los inmigrantes ya se encuentran tranquilos, y recibiendo ayuda. >>> nunca vimos un grupo de este tamaÑo y tambiÉn como en este nivel ya descubriendo que exactamente lo que pasÓ. >>> francisco fajardo para las noticias telemundo. >>> y las au redes en la india dicen que un error en el sistema electrÓnico de seÑalizaciÓn podrÍa haber causado el accidente dejÓ mÁs de 275 muertos y mÁs de mil heridos de momento se desconoce quÉ llevan tren a cambiar del vÍa y chocar contra otro de carga un funcionarios dijo que una investigaciÓn detalle arda r

any person, whether you are a refugee seeker or just a resident of sacramento, housing is the numberng us. as of today, five of the migrants have been reunited with family members across the country, and 31 are still in sacramento. that was maricela de la cruz reporting. florida governor ron desantis has admitted florida officials were involved in the effort to move dozens of migrants from texas to sacramento. california. attorney general rob bonta says an investigation of that matter is underway. also new tonight, police have arrested a man accused of breaking into a liquor store in south san francisco. police say they were called to the downtown liquor store on grand avenue in linden avenue last night. surveillance pictures show a man breaking the front glass door. officers say the suspect was already gone by the time they got there, but witnesses at the scene said they saw the suspect looking into cars a few blocks away after a brief chase. the suspect was taken into custody. oakland police are investigating a string of armed robberies today. one victim was robbed by three people

we did puerto vallarta and then santa cruz and now sacramento. want to come and support it and be allies and celebrate all the love. the sacramento lgbt community center organizes the annual event. we march not only to commemorate the sacrifices and struggle for rights, but also to give people an affirming space right where they can take up some space in their community, be their most authentic selves. walking through the streets of the cities that they love. they marched from t street at southside park to 10th avenue from high and then north to the capitol, representing different communities. hi. and in some cases, companies. it looks like we've got a pretty good contingent. sutter health says it had more than 300 people marching. i feel supported in showing their support. many wore creative, colorful costumes and brought along the whole family. i love watching pride through my son's eyes and watching the next generation be able to grow up and feel free the way that they want to be. and feel like they can be who they want to be. however that is.

>> in sacramento, california.> a second flight with migrants lands in sacramento. state officials say they have proof the state of florida is responsible. what governor newsom is saying about possible kidnapping charges against governor desantis. >>> are the a's building a ballpark in vegas? nevada lawmakers have a big decision on their hands. a new move by the state's governor. >>> apple is jumping into the world of virtual reality. we take a look at the vision pro headset and if it can succeed with others failed. >>> windy conditions in the altamont pass. advisory is in effect. top traffic trouble spots coming up. >> a lot to get to. good morning on your tuesday morning. we are looking live outside for you in san

diocese of sacramento. they were dropped off, and when the door open, the bus left. >> you don't use people as pawns. >> they deserted them and dumped them in sacramento and did not lift a finger. jr: the group was told they would be provided with jobs, free support, and help getting into a migrant center. it is unclear where this group crossed the border, but the locations that amy is familiar with do need more resources but are not overloaded and are designed to help migrants. >> from the folks that i have spoken with in el paso and some folks in tucson, we are not -- it is not like it is anything they are not prepared for. they are prepared for this, and they have processes in place. jr: rob bonta says the transfer of migrants is potentially illegal, saying it could violate criminal or civil laws. the governor echoing those thoughts in a press release, saying be criminal charge here could end up being kidnapping. dion: we develops. new at 11:00, a dramatic scene on the bay bridge. infuriating many driver

llega a sacramento un segundo vuelo con migrantes reciÉn llegados al paÍs.fornia responsabiliza npr gobernador desantis de los trasladoeo. >>> muchas gracias por su sintonÍa. iniciamos el fremont donde fueron hallados los cuerpos de tres personas. >>> quÉ mÁs dicen las autoridades? >>> buenas noches. fue un noticia devastadora para esta familia que nos dice que los menores son una niÑa de 7 aÑos y un niÑo de un aÑo y todavÍa esperan respuesta. >>> fran garcÍa llegÓ a los departamentos de fremont. >>> yo estaba trabajando cuando me llamaron y llamÉ a mi hermana. y me vine para acÁ. sÉ que mi prima estÁ muerta y el niÑo tiene un aÑo y la niÑa 7. >>> su prima residÍa en el departamento con sus hijos y su pareja, se habÍan mudado hace par de meses. >>> ella se portaba bien conmigo. si me atendÍa. >>> la policÍa de fremont no identificÓ a los muertos, sino que se trata de una menor y dos menores de edad. el vocero dijo que alguien llaÓo al departamento con un reporte para comprobar donde no se puede describir cuÁl es la emergencia pero necesitan asistencia. la in

a priest of the diocese of sacramento. the u.s. department of labor or took the restaurant's 3 owners to court and won in addition to repaying $140,000 in back pay and damages to 35 employees. the talk of owners were also found guilty of denying employees overtime over 40 hours and that they paid managers from the employee tip pool illegally. they also threatened employees who cooperated with the labor department. >> even firing one, they thought complained and threatened employees over immigration status. the department of labor wage and hour division is is committed to holding employers accountable even with crazy schemes like this. >> and we won't tolerate workplace retaliation or discrimination or threats. and we will definitely take action against employers who do so, including with strange schemes like this. alex caprariello news nation. >> coming up next, his first giants looking for get this their 10th straight win as they host the padres will have a live report from oracle park. coming up. >> and today is the offi

more migrants from texas dropped off in sacramento. who? local and state leaders are blaming for what they call a cruel stunt. and the future of the castro theater is in the hands of san francisco supervisors. the changes that may be in store for that historic building during this pride month. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday. it's june 6th. steve paulson is here to talking about the focus on the clouds. we have a lot of them you guys. not only that, we're getting some reports of light rain, but cloudy to mostly cloudy. not only low clouds, but high mid-level clouds. a lot of 50s on the temps. and even near 60 for some. but the moisture streaming off the mountains in the valley is rotating back, especially on the peninsula of san jose. south had reports of some light showers. some sprinkles would not be surprised. santa clara valley gets a little bit more than that. so get off of my cloud. there's plenty to go

it comes after 16 migrants were flown and left in sacramento late last week. as nbc bay area's bob redell explains, the state of california is investigating what florida leaders might have had a hand in. >> the former governor december ds had migrants before in martha's vineyard. gavin newsom and rob bonta believe the sunshine state was behind the flight that flew 16 migrants to california on friday and left them outside a church in sacramento. the 16 people who are from venezuela and colombia include four women and an 18-year-old. they have reportedly been through months of trauma walking through the texas border. they were never in florida, but they were in texas at the border where they were duped into thinking they'd have jobs waiting for them if they boarded a private plane. yesterday attorney general bonta said there are documents that suggest governor desantis used the migrants as pawns to score political points in the fight over immigration. a group called sacramento act is boarding the migrants with temporary housing and is trying to help them find jo

. >>> plus, another plane carrying migrants has landed in sacramento, california. the state attorney general is now accusing this of being part of a scheme set in motion by the state of florida. >>> and chris christie ready to run. more on the presidential announcement that will be coming today. and how much his campaign will be focusing on donald trump. we will be back. striking custom visuals that inspire pride district-wide. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. the all-new tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweang all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on the subway app. ♪ with moderate to s

mendocino county, northern sacramento valley. couple of days. this is probably our well today. and tomorrow be our last days where we're below average. after that, i think we'll start to go above certainly by the end of the week, 6070s on the temps right over to sal pleasant hill bay bridge. where are we going? let's go out to contra costa county. steve now the pleasant hill thing seems to have been taken care of. there's no more of a backup there. a treat, however, southbound 680. we've had a truck that was hauling some sort of trailer and it's still blocking or they're moving it to the side now. but if you come south of the benicia bridge, you will see some slow traffic there heading south. that's going to be an unusual slowdown. more typical is the highway for slowdown that is there. we had an earlier problem on the bay bridge. they had to turn the metering lights on just a little bit early and now we have a backup that's extending for about ten minutes, maybe a little more than that before you make it onto the span at 601. le

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the mayor of sacramento is calling this series of events that took them from texas to sacramento evilnd wrong. >> san francisco police launched an operation last week to focus on cleaning up the streets and today on abc seven answers program at 3:00 the mayor talked about that effort. >> we have been able to take 25 people into custody, of those 25 people nine have warrants. only one lived in san francisco. out of those 25 people who were arrested and even the ones who were released, the ones who didn't have warrants, none of them excepted the services we offered. there comes a time where if people are not accepting these services, we can't just allow what we see on our streets to continue. >> the mayor says san francisco has to take action and stop allowing people to feel comfortable openly selling and using drugs. >> a small business owner is questioning his store's future in oakland after it was burglarized over the weekend. as our abc seven news reporter found out this is not the first time the shop owner has dealt with this. >> this man is cl a scene too familiar to him. on sunda

a group of more than a dozen migrants arrived in sacramento on friday night.on friday at the catholic diocese office of sacramento, not even knowing where they were. >> authorities say individuals representing a private contractor at the migrants enter in el paso, texas told 16 my current they would help them get to another migrants enter where they were promised jobs and other free support. but once they arrived in sacramento, the diocese soon realize that these people were lied to an abandoned here. so they stepped in to help in a statement from bishop jaime soto, he says within each of the 16 migrants transported to sacramento on friday. >> we recognize the humble presence of jesus and we hear his call to stand by them. the urgency to respond was hurt by catholics and people of goodwill. we're thankful to our partner organizations who took up the holy work of hospitality dedicating their time and resources to ensure that every migrant did not feel alone and abandoned upon hearing of the situation. mayor darrell steinberg also responded saying in part human

so why not sacramento?city officials and they tell us they have even written to the mlb commissioner and offered up two options for a ballpark in west sacramento. >> the a's have told us, if the deal falls through with vegas, they will hear us out. but they need the baseball commissioner to acknowledge sacramento. >> the city believes they will get support from the fans and the kings and governor newsom. >>> a free treat for trash, the ice cream social happening in oakland tomorrow, it is meant to keep the community clea life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. and this is ready to g

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