sacramento have some fun. it's going to be hot. make sure you're going to water. but we'll be here waiting for you guys. coming up in the bay area can ca about in the studio. you know, speaking of the do they still have deep fried twinkies where they have deep fried out there this year? >> again, we've got the fried twinkies. you've got deep fried oreos. we got deep fried snickers. we've got the fried turkey legs pretty much anything you want. you can get deep right here at the state fair. but you know, that arm and your state fair advocate year's state fair union. we are i've got you know what i saw billy idol perform at cal expo at the state fair in 1980, something like that 6. i you or orange yes. >> born tonight. is fitz and the tantrums. okay. cool. all right. and i love that. he got a little stuff. doc, you earned it. your effort was apparent. all right. enjoy thanks for joining tax. and in one out to kron for you guys. yeah, we need this back on the desk next time i see i want a little dog got it. all right. have a good one. make sure you stay with kron fou

. >> some of the warriors rookies will take on the sacramento kings tonight. we'll have a live report from sacramento coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, tonight, the warriors are back in action. not your usual cast of characters, though, course know, steph know clay know dray but >> if the nba summer league golden state is playing in the california classic out in sacramento. >> that's where we find kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. jason, how are you feeling about this matchup? >> and of course, i know we're excited to see those rookies when you think about >> yeah, and this is really where pretty much most nba players make their debut summer league. you just mentioned staff klay dray. there's once upon a time where they were making their summer league debut and i'm sure they have butterflies i'm sure a lot of these guys will have their butterflies tonight. now, the main attraction on this night is brandon put jet ski to first-round pick from a month ago. now trayce jackson-davis the warriors other draft pick last month. he will not be playing to

you probably won't even play on wednesday here in sacramento. so expect to see him later in the week when the los vegas summer league begins. but brand with jet ski to warriors first round pick. he expected to start tonight. of course, the warriors drafted him out of santa clara. so if you watch kron 4 sports often, you are well aware of brandon had a monster year for santa clara last year. now another guy to keep your eye on leicester can you know nays? the warriors just made an offer sheet to him, meaning he's a restricted free agent. that means the warriors have control of his contract so he will play tonight. he won g league's most improved player of the year award and he finished the season on the warriors. he was on a two-way contract. so people should be aware of him and the warriors believe that if he has a good summer and continues to improve, he can be somebody who can get rotation. minutes next season for the main team and guys is not just players who are making their debuts today. jacob ruben, the warriors player developmental coach.

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en este video creado por la agencia del alguacil de sacramento se recapitula una investigación de dosfrentando distinto cargos por producción o fabricación de pornografía infantil, actos los hijos contó menor de 14 años y hasta zoofilia. personas tenido relaciones sexuales con animales. todo de acuerdo al alguacil del condado de sacramento cometiendo un delito grave. >> (audio en ingles). >> es un horror lo que está sucediendo expreso al alguacil explicando que sólo el año pasado el centro nacional de menores desaparecidos y explotados recibió más de 10,000 pistas para el área de sacramento de personas que estarían cometiendo algún crimen contra un menor, cifras que se han disparado desde 2019. >> (audio en ingles). >> lo que estos detectives han visto dice el sargento uno no lo podía imaginar. víctimas desde bebés hasta adolescentes siendo abusado sexualmente y todo al alcance sitios web o plataformas digitales. >> el fiscal del distrito del condado dice que no es algo fácil proteger a menores de edad cuando hay tantos peligros en todas partes incluso detrás de una pantalla. >> la of

. >> [ singing ] >> reporter: she came from sacramento to see her inspiration. >> she has affected my life so much. i love her. i am here at 16 and it is crazy i am here with my mom. >> reporter: and dads and daughters. caroline's mother loves that taylor swift preaches positive messages, like happiness, respect and self-confidence. >> she is a good role model for this young generation. >> reporter: what our friendship bracelets? >> it is on her newest album midnight. we make friendship bracelets to go and connect and it is a fun thing to bring each other together as a community. >> reporter: fans say they love the message of inclusiveness and love and everybody can relate, including this man. >> she helps people find themselves and i really do love her. i think she is fantastic. i cannot come to this without putting a little extra style into it. >> reporter: you don't have to be a fan to love taylor. the gm at this hilton so they are sold out for the weekend. other nearby hotels are either at or near capacity. it is music to the industry since they have been hit hard by the pandemic.

this is going to be at sacramento state tomorrow.g they're hoping to promote and support the >> and we're tracking another blustery day in the bay area for the 1st half of the weekend. >> for the first time ever, the homeless world cup soccer tournament being held in the u.s. the seven-day event, which begins tomorrow will be hosted at sacramento state. kristin vartan explains how the event helps make a difference. for those who've or are currently homeless around the world. >> in 1999. so while back, that was the year, lisa writes, men came to sack state on a soccer scholarship. and at that time the women's league had started and then stopped the abrupt end to a game rights. men have played her home life that left me feeling very lost. and i dealt with that with drugs and alcohol. so much is so that by 2009 and i had destroying myself. but my life was, you know, gone 6 months into her sobriety, right? when got back into the game in the form of street soccer. in 2010, wrightsville was selected to play in the homeless world cup in bra

locate and apprehend the two suspects who tried to escape into the landslide area. >>> a young sacramento baseball player's life changed in an instant when a fireworks accident cost him his hand. the 18-year-old said he was celebrating the fourth of july at a friends house when they spotted fireworks going off nearby. they went to check him out and that is when he says he was injured. his hand was so badly injured by fireworks it had to be amputated. >> yeah, the hand is gone. 18 years old. pretty bad. hopefully this doesn't happen to anybody else. >> community members have raised tens of thousands of dollars for jamie and his family. >>> still ahead, something like a scene out of jaws. where servers get a little too close for comfort with a great white shark. >>> ahead in sports, charles barkley is talking about the warriors in a positive way? take a guess. >>> plus, jerry rice weighs in on the niners and what they want to do if they way in wearing their lombardi trophy. >>> we have long been told buying a home is the american dream, but for many people that is goli, taste your goals. st

again, the number one thing here in sacramento is staying cool. while you're out here matter of fact, if you're driving out from the bay area, you might find a bunch of sacramento's driving west out to the bay area. but here at the fair, they've got a bunch of cool zones. fans misters tense keeping you and your family cool. they also got ac. make sure you wear hats shades. make sure got some around your neck and a lot of fun stuff to do out here. we've got 2 kids. park rides for kids. affairs will plus a bunch of attractions inside of those tax escape. stay cool. the food also, of course, a huge hit every year. but the main thing is staying cool. >> i'm feeling all right now the crowds are low. so body heat in there usually is sunscreen. >> and water before you get here. >> all right. we lost him, but we're going to great job. he looks great. but why the vest? i wanted to know like zach, you must be cooking. >> maybe it's his favorite and he never leaves home without it. we love zach, we he helps us out when, you know, there's a bunch of snow in t

. >> a sacramento man is behind bars. he is accused of stabbing another man at levi's stadium. 29 year-old alejandro villanueva charged with attempted murder. video was taken sunday night. there it -% is said this was during the gold cup soccer match between mexico and cutter showing chaos leading up to that stabbing. santa clara police say they did track down the suspect with help from security video and witnesses. he was arrested at his home in sacramento tuesday night. an investigation is continuing. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast and taking a live look at the fog, which is a pretty prevalent, especially in the central part of the bay. this is the view from mount tam a pious janyce, a cool layer of fog lawrence, and sounds like it's going to be cooler. >> yeah. and that moisture from that fog going to help keep the fire danger down. of course you that fire. >> happening in napa today, kind of scare when they break out in the afternoon, especially because usually that is when you get the strongest sea breeze and wi

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buzz in sacramento is already turning to 2026. california school superintendent tony thurmond is the latest state official share that he is, quote, seriously exploring, unquote, a run for governor in 2026. after gavin newsom is termed out in a statement released on his twitter tonight, herman said, quote, over the coming months will be seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026. and i have formed a committee to begin that process. attorney general rob bonta is also said he's strongly considering a run. and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis has already announced her candidacy in the race. while former controller betty yee says that she intends to announce her candidacy in the near future. 2 major tech companies have canceled their upcoming events at san francisco's moscone. a senator. travel association confirms that meta and red had canceled their events. meta, which is facebook's parent company, was planning to hold its business group summit in march while software giant red hat was going to hold its four-day summit in may

sacramento goes home with the win, 100-94.ce off again on wednesday. >>> finally something you don't see too often, a bear swimming in lake tahoe, yes. they need a little respite, too. we were tagged on video in instagram on this. it's been pretty warm in tahoe. people and animals trying to find ways to beat the heat, water about 58 degrees, but he has a coat on. the bear swam right past spectators like oh, hello, trying to get away from the crowds in the water and onshore is. luckily he didn't go sit at the barbecue or anything like that. >> he could ruin a barbecue. >> swam on his own. >> close to shore the water is -- >> 60s. >> he probably thought it looked warmer than it was and was trying to get out. >> far warmer than the beaches here. >> that's true, this time of year. >>> speaking of warm tomorrow, mid-80s inland and 70s inland highs thursday and friday as the cooldown continues around the bay area. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, nearly 80 million in the bull's-eye for dangerous storms and searing heat. the s

bonta newsom claim the same thing happened during last month's migrant flights to sacramento writing in the letter, quote, it is unconscionable to use people as political props by persuading them to travel to another state based on false or deceptive representations. we urge us doj, the department of justice to investigate potential violations of federal law by those involved in this scheme. florida leaders. and that includes governor ron desantis claimed the roughly 3 dozen migrants had volunteered to go to california, signed waivers to go before the trip. it is not clear if that includes the recent busloads of migrants which texas sent to los angeles. there has been no response at this point from the justice department. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at that nice fat, fluffy a marine layer. this is the live view from mount tam anne marie. so that's what's keeping us cool near the coast. yeah, especially over downtown san francisco. we should be in the mid 60's. but instead today only warmed up to 62 degrees. so 4 degrees below average. there. >> in concord, 1

. >>> when we come back, the big soccer tournament is underway in sacramento.layers face eir biggestht >>> vaccines are part of growing up. that is a message from santa clara county. they held an interactive art event and the goal is to address the decline in vaccinations for children. people painted a mural while children got to pick their own pieces of the coloring station. >> this is something for the kids to do and enjoy the nature as well. i think it is essential to make the parents aware that vaccination is important, to avoid spread of diseases in general. >> there were also chances to make pinatas, play games, and the county hopes to increase vaccinations in the area. >>> dozens of soccer players from around the world are in sacramento right now, competing. >> this is a tournament that has never hit u.s. soil before. our sister station in sacramento shows us the first day of gameplay at the world cup. >> reporter: a sun filled day of fun, food, and flags, all centered around football. or, soccer. it depends where you are from. this crowd represents over

sacramento valley could deal with the heat into next week but for tomorrow we can see another hot day. temperatures ranging from upper 90s to 107. as we make our way away from the coastline, notice it is not included in the excessive heat warning. we will also watch the wind. there is a chance it could lead to a increase in the fire danger. we did reach triple digit temperatures but now we have hold down about 30 degrees. san francisco is currently covered by that fog that will help the temperatures stay cooler along the coastline. i will tell you why the breezes are concerning us with a chance of thunderstorm activity coming up in the full forecast. >>> the scorching temperatures left the un-housed with few options. volunteers visited homeless encampments. we got a up close look at the outreach efforts. >> reporter: i am on capital expressway where volunteers went from campsite to campsite handing out a gift to the homeless, cold water. for the un-housed the heat is making a bad situation worse. unexpectedly sam ortiz received cool relief. volunteers with the un-housed response group

one dealing with transportation around sacramento. other aiming to increase representation on a water board near watsonville, although acting governor is a temporary atkins is saying, well, she might consider a future run for the office. >> well, we have not even made it to election 2024, yet. buzz in sacramento's are already turning to election 2026. california superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond the latest high-profile state official to share that he is seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026. after gavin newsom is termed out on twitter thurman who's led the california department of education in his current role since 2019 said over the coming months, i will be seriously exploring a run for governor in 2026. and i have formed a committee to begin that process. lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis has already announced her candidacy in this race. well, former controller betty yee said she intends to announce her candidacy in the near future. general rob bonta has also said he's strongly considering a run for gov

[applause] so on -- on monday, we are going to have fun in sacramento. that's our lbgtq+ caucus we have our pride celebration in the capital and each get to pick each member of the caucus picks an honoree. i nominated sister roma. and -- [applause] you may have seen that caused controversy. there are some folks in the catholic church special republican colleagues not happy about honoring a sister of perpetual indulgence but it is going to happen. we will emsends our san francisco spirit up to the capitol and proclaim to the world what are this city is about which is love and acceptance. happy pride, everyone. >> now to say a few words the president of the board for sf pride. come on up. thank you. and greetings mayor, breed. laureate and guests. i'm nguyen fam, he and his pronouns and honored address you as president of san francisco pride. of the city's largest event upon sf pride is regarded as one of the world's largest and most iconic annual celebrations of lbgtq+ culture and heritage. what might be lesser known is that our small team of 12 volunteer

right now at 5:00, nearly 24 hours later and a manhunt widens for a murder suspect who escaped near sacramento. new details emerging at this hour about the moments leading up to his escape. >>> ready for a royal meeting? president biden arrives in europe with a first stop in london. we'll take you live to washington with a new message from the president of support for ukraine, starting with new arms for that country. >>> also, homes damaged by a landslide in southern california. emergency evacuations under way and the new response from authorities. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. good to have you with us. hope you had a good weekend. laura garcia has the day off. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute in just a bit. it's monday, so folks are heading back to work. let's talk about that forecast today. >>> so sprinkles this morning, i saw? >> yeah, it's going to be a cooler start and in some spots low visibility with mist and drizzle. here is a live look outside in oakland, as you get started we are going to have a mostly cloudy

this attack was caught on camera in sacramento where a masked man tried to rip a key off of a mail carrier's belt. closer to home, a stunning eight robbery spread during the latest week. the latest one at walnut creek. we were speaking to the postal inspector about the previous robbery and they got word of the latest one >> i am standing right here in the 500 block of north civic drive in walnut creek where you can see over here a female postal worker just became the latest assault and robbery. it is a problem they are taking very seriously with, you can see right there, inspectors and police officers working extra hard to find the suspects. >> reporter: another day in the life of matthew, a u.s. postal inspector. >> as you see, postal inspectors are responding to the letter carrier on the route here in walnut creek. pleasant neighborhood, nice part of town. these robberies are happening all over the place. >> reporter: he says at least eight robberies reported since friday so they have to react immediately. in this case he says four men, three wearing maives robbed a female postal worker wh

. >>> el padre fue detenido en sacramento a las cuatro de la maÑana de este miÉrcoles.por la liberaciÓn de un hombre acusado de abuso sexual esto en varias oportunidades. daniel ramÍrez nos cuenta quÉ estÁ ocurriendo con este caso. >>> segÚn el departamento del alguacil del condado, sirve 26 aÑos en cÁrceles estatales por delitos sexuales violentos lo declaran culpable y paga cÁrcel hasta el 91 es liberado en el 2014 pero sin embargo tres aÑos despuÉs se le encontraron en posesiÓn de pornografÍa ibo infantil situaciÓn que preocupa autoridades y tambiÉn residentes del condado, sabiendo que es alguien que ha sido convicto en repetidas ocasiones. >>> ((habla en inglÉs). >>> el alguacil del condado placer emite un comunicado luego de la decisiÓn de la corte superior del condado y dicen que se opone la liberaciÓn del hombre y asegura que continuarÁn con vigilancia mientras monitorea de cerca al hombre si es liberado, hay recursos que el pÚblico puede utilizar para monitorear a ofensores sexuales en el paÍs. >>> todo en parte gracias a la ley meghan de california que obliga a

[applause] >> cable cars both the original line that ran on clay and sacramento street ended in 1942 and the california line which enders are simnel to mobility for the china town community and i like to call up don. donald is head of the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce and would love to hear some words from you. >> thank you. [applause] mayor breed (indiscernible) not just supervisor peskin- [difficulty hearing speaker] we have been gone through many many challenges over the years, and along the way, the cable car has been there with us. bringing visitors in china town. (indiscernible) i remember as a child in particular, the cable car on california (indiscernible) i'm very glad to have the city bringing back this program to encourage more ridership to the cable car in celebration of the 150 years anniversary. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you donald. now for someone who has maybe the second toughest job in the city beyond the mayors, stepping forward, the director of transportation for the city and county of san francisco, sfmta (indiscernible) >> thank you rick.

. >> tonight mn had continues in sacramento for an inmate on their own. 35 year old, the allegedly theuthorities are asking the public health to get him. you can see him right here. surveillance video shows him in the area. law enforcement's are not saying how he got out. >> we are asking peopleto be on guard. >> last seen without a hirt. >> there was an incident where a small plane crash against power lines. >> there is still investigations about the fire and possible underground explosion, neighbors told us that they will not forget it. they reported smoke coming out from a underground vault, and that the fuses were blown out. >> i am thankful that i was not in the vehicle and that they were not people injured. it is my first car ever. >> the power was restored overnight. >> (music). >> we would be back in a second. >> all hands on deck for this rescue, the moment that firefighters team up with volunteers to save a sea. >> it may be difficult to see the bay, we can see the golden gate bridge. and the 80s and 90s returned to our forecast. >> (music). is it possssible to prprotecty bus

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. >> sacramento valley, which is the is unbearable coming up here. and i felt a little bit thank god for the water. >> if you plan to visit, officials are reminding bring your sunscreen. and lawrence, that person said boy was unbearable heat and mill valley's. that's not typical. yeah, that's, you know, anywhere really from the immediate coastline. so that water park that be a nice place to be really go dip your toes in the ocean. that will cool you off as well as those temperatures also going to be running a lot cooler at the water's edge. but outside tonight, we do have some patchy fog that has formed along the coastline. but it's right down the surface. so it's not going to able to penetrate the interior valleys. so again, we're off to the races with the hot temperatures inland for tomorrow. but these numbers already staying very warm inland is 80 degrees right now in dublin, 77 in lemore. 77 cocky. when you see temperatures like this this time of night, almost 11, we know where we're headed for tomorrow along the coastline. you got 50's up for th

a unsustainable situation that th state and coverage providers ar now fighting over in sacramento >>hink most of what people need to know is that we are in political showdown with the insurance industry. >> reporter: harvey rosenfield is talking about the debate ove how insurance markets should operate as a changing climate drives increasing risk and soaring costs. >> for people right now who are searching for an insurance company, there is something called the fair plan. >> we got california fair housing, which does not cover a much, but it does cover fire. >> i have been shopping around, but the problem is it is skyrocketing. >> reporter: as for amador, he got another letter from his mortgage provider. >> i don't even want to raise m head and say, look at me. i'm sure they will cancel me. >> reporter: there are 183 home and every single one of them is considered at severe risk of fire, driving up the cost of living in this quiet corner of napa county. >> not a lot of good options fo these people, but did you get a sense from them what any of the plan to do? >> a lot of folks are le

look at the extension of it through the sacramento valley, santa clara valley as well. and again, that's a cooling mechanism for today. 72 will do it by 10:00am. by one 83. but staying in the decade of the 80's well inland. but the heat spike does get back by this weekend. i'll have more on that right now are going to check on traffic right all right. well, we are on a good start this morning. the meter lights are on, though, at the bay bridge toll plaza. so a little delayed 12 minutes. they are no major issues or accidents hazards on the bridge. >> san mateo bridge still under 14 minutes. there. here it was an infill bridge. a nice 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. it's going to pick up as the morning goes on for now. you're nice and light darya. james, back to a lot. >> all right. let's start with our breaking international news this morning. an american apparently now american man being detained after crossing into north korea from south korea. the american led un command tweeted this morning that that u.s. citizen was on a tour, but

well in the sacramento valley. so that is also nice with kind of this cooling trend taking almost a break from summer here as temperatures start to recover by the weekend. if you want to call it that. so putting it all together today tomorrow, it's basically just a break in 80's inland. yes, 80's going on 70's for the bay thursday through the weekend. heat spike is back in town. the big 2 days to look out for our friday into saturday, which will cross into 100 plus in some of those selective spots. there. we're the national weather service is going to jump for with any heat advisories, but maybe 80's for the east bay. then for monday, looks like the heat break again comes for us. we'll take another breather. some 90 returns. beyond that. we don't see really anything driving our weather into next week. but the flow pattern still want to watch out for a little bit. seems to be a little southerly flow pattern. sometimes that could bring in subtropical moisture. 62 san francisco got morning fog, mild and sunny 68 for o

the geography off to the sacramento valley and santa clara valley as well. here's the breakdown for you today about 83 at 1 o'clock and 4.86. keep it in the 80's today and tomorrow. but a heat spike is coming for us this weekend. checking bay area traffic, right? what's going on? all right. dave or highways are busy. we're seeing a lot of red and orange on the map. >> southwell 101, south of embarcadero road in palo alto. we have an accident there. so 82, maybe 2.80. alternates are navigating around those delays. see how busy it is in the south bay, the bay bridge. 14 minutes right now. meteor lights been on for most of the morning. those high winds here on our san mateo bridge took us up to 40 minutes. now we're back down to 21. so we're making slight improvement there. 8 minutes on richmond, sandra fell bridge and the golden gate bridge that light fog. dave mention, 21 minutes. take your time as you're reaches. back to you. randi, thank you. we'll start with a couple breaking news stories here at the beginning of the hour. firstly, we have former president

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. >> the homeless world cup is underway in sacramento after a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic.ny homeless population surged across the united states in sacramento alone, it went up by 68% between 2020 2022, 30 countries are competing in the games. the teams of people that include those who have lived on the streets, refugees and foster children. the event is meant to shine a spotlight on the issue in hopes of getting rid of the stigma surrounding homelessness and to instead highlight the real people who are living on our streets. >> we use a kind play is to show the real people behind is not a statement about what you think from prejudice, the real people and we want showcase the sport and some could, but we also want to talk about solutions head right now. that's what we talk about. solutions likely likely. >> the homeless world cup last through sunday. >> the warriors are in las vegas playing in the summer league, but their star player is nowhere in sight. there he is. jace will us in on what steph curry's up to honest time off. >> and call it the ultimate road trip to the he

been moving directly into parts of the north bay and then spreading across the region into the sacramentoand maybe a bit more concentrated later this evening around the delta and moving toward the sacramento valley and we'll be watching out for that and you may smell a bit of it, but most of it has been just above the surface. then we look at our temperatures where it's going to be heating up today, upper 80s and low 90s and compare that to the low 80s yesterday and we're coming up to five to seven degrees in the south bay. for the east bay we'll have hotter temperatures reaching into the upper 90s for concord and 96 in walnut creek and in hayward headed for 79 degrees and still nice and mild there. we have low 60s for half moon bay and headed for 80 degrees in redwood city. in san francisco, it was about what it was yesterday and clearing up a little bit more quickly and we'll have sunshine the rest of the afternoon while mill valley will see a high of 78 degrees. santa rosa will reach a high of 91 and tomorrow for the area shaded in orange we'll have a heat advisory in effect. what does

megan reyes speaking from sacramento in l speaking from sacramento in california and that game is startingd weather continues. in fact, little change is expected over the next few days — further showers, rather cool and, if anything, it'll turn wetter and windier through the weekend. let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. here's the jet stream and the satellite image. the jet stream pushes weather systems in our direction. and notice that we're also north of the jet stream in that cooler air from the northern climes with the heat to the south across the mediterranean. and there will be a fair amount of rain heading our way this weekend. in fact, this is the rain accumulation over the next few days and notice these darker blues, even some teal colours there, indicating rainfall in excess of 50 millimetres — that's about a month's worth of rainfall in just a couple of days. so, wet and windy weather on the way this weekend. here's the morning. temperatures of around about 8—13 degrees celsius with scattered clouds. a few sunny spells but also showers. through the

santa clara and sacramento police have arrested a man suspected of stabbing a resident during a fight at a soccer match. dustin dorsey with the latest including how police are crediting the community for helping the investigation. >> dozens of videos and phone calls came in after a brutal brawl sunday afternoon. that left one man in the hospital with stab wounds. that information from the pu helped lead to an arrest. >> within 24 hours release chimeric community provided vital information that led to the identification and arrest of suspect alejandra garcia villa nueva. dustin: investigators linked the 29-year-old to a home in sacramento where he was arrested tuesday without incident. he is now booked into the santa clara county main jail, charged with the attempted murder emmanuelle diaz. >> we would not have been able to swiftly arrest mr. garcia without the public assistance. we are very grateful that the community was able to trust us. dustin: just as police are grateful for the committee's health, diaz is grateful for his life after getting stabbed in a fight. the 30-year-old tol

warriors and hornets in sacramento. no trayce jackson-davis. he signed his contract.inones with authority. starting in the g league last year. how about the rookie from santa clara? shooter. splash. moments later, the steel. five steals in this game. i love this. watch him pump, flyby. boom. 17 points, four rebounds for the rookie. nice. drawing up the inbounds play. warriors by eight. d santos played over seed last year. warriors win98-83. they had to vegas. u.s. women's soccer team. team usa just days away from competing in the fifa world cup standoff match. ahead of the women's world cup in australia and new zealand. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. we will be right back. ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? at denny's, we're celebrating baconalia. with new creations starring black label® thick cut cherrywood bacon. ready to satisfy your bacon obsession? at denny's... it's diner time. and now, rewards members get 2 free strips of

. >>> a murder suspect out of san jose was taken into custody in sacramento. the sacramento county sheriff said the suspect was wanted on suspicion of murder in the south bay surrendered at this apartment complex. so far no word on details of the crime for the suspects name. >>> charles manson follower leslie van houten is free after spending more than eight years behind bars in california. she was serving a life sentence for her role in the 1969 killings of a wealthy los angeles couple. estate department of corrections and rehabilitation said in a statement that she was released to parole supervision. >>> the city of hayward's website is restored after a ransomware attack . it was shut down sunday as a precaution. city officials are going through the site to make sure it is fully functioning . the city says no personal information has been leaked so far. >>> this morning, harsher penalties are coming to sideshow spectators in alameda county. the board of supervisors voted last night to fine or jail people who watched the dangerous stunts. this is from a sides

. >> aaron is now adjusting to life outside prison, transitioning to sacramento with a loving fiance back home in stockton. he is working on getting his own profit up and running. >> i want to work with at risk youth and people recently released from prison to give them resources and help them make the transition that you spoke about a little bit easier. >> reporter: he is also getting to know a new friend. an unlikely friendship, forged by daya. >> having her go to daniel, it felt like she is serving her purpose. i was a part of that. he is right there in santa clara, so it is like extended family, if you will. >> reporter: daniel feels the same way. >> he is an extended part of our family. i think you never know the potential that somebody has to make a difference in somebody else's life until you give them a chance. >> reporter: the human-canine bind is truly something remarkable. daya makes a difference on a daily basis, delivering passion and courage while inspiring people to do their best. >> i am grateful. she is just a really special dog . >> reporter: a puppy with a powerful

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it's hosted by the kings at the golden one center in sacramento.eams have been featuring their rookies and other players. and of course, they're all hoping to catch the eye of at least one of the teams and make it to an nba team. they are aaron wilson. she is on the road in the capital city. there getting a firsthand look at the warriors young player and also checking other rosters of the other 5 teams. aaron. >> have a king cam 3, you know, this time of the year for the nba is the time for the younger guys to i feel comfortable in the spot that they have or solidify a spot on a roster. whether that be for the g league team or for the actual rosters. so today, of course, we did see some of the draft picks play. one did not play with a ski brand of the gypsy. their first trip the worry is for he did play today and actually pretty well. the first game, which was on tuesday or monday. he did have a slow start. but today finished with 17 points. he got a few boards to get a few deflections and he got a few steals. he did speak about the fact that he fe

if you keep walking down sacramento. the nice think about the city it takes you to japan town. that is where my grandparents were brought up. that is the traditional foods or movies. they were able to celebrate the culture in that community. my family also had a dry-cleaning business. very hard work. the family grew up with apartments above the business. we have a built-in work force. 19 had 1 as -- 1941 as soon as that happened the entire community was fixed. >> determined to do the job as democracy should with real consideration for the people involved. >> the decision to take every one of japan niece american o japanese from their homes. my family went to the mountains and experienced winter and summer and springs. they tried to make their home a home. the community came together to share. they tried to infuse each home are little things. they created things. i remember my grand mother saying they were very scared. they were worried. they also felt the great sense of pride. >> japanese americans. >> my granduncle joined the 442nd. when the opportunity came when the time that

sacramento, central valley.land spots all in the north bay except along the coast east bay over the east bay hills and even into the santa clara valley. sneaking up a little bit into portions of the peninsula. but most of its parent, along with san francisco with a minor breeze leftover today. now temperatures currently we have the 60's already taking hold the east bay shoreline. 70's popping up well inland in 60's 50's still hanging on to portions of the north bay. 96 at high noon in london. 103, as we get to about 3 o'clock as the inland spots really race ahead. we'll take a look at a closer inspection of your forecast coming at you and just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, as it heats up this weekend, large crowds are expected at bay area beaches, but there are some warnings for beachgoers from both the coast guard and the national weather service kron four's. just is live for us now at ocean beach in san francisco. and tiffany, how is it looking out there? i see you have your jacket on.