. ♪ ♪ >>> en un restaurante de sacramento california, cada platillo es un viaje a mÉxico a la cocinanchiladas el posole se cocinen con sabor a memoria. que hasta hace llorar >>> estaba llorando literalmente. sabes quÉ, me hiciste recordar a mi abuela >>> los recuerdos van mÁs alla en este restaurante mexicano de sacramento california, costillas de cordero con salsa mestiza sazonadas se colocan entre las brasas y flamas que pintan la carne al instante. la salsa mestiza del color aterrizan las costillas a tÉrmino medio. acompaÑado de nopales, hongos y espÁrragos >>> probarlas es como un manjar de los dioses. >>> gracias, porque me llevÓ a muchos aÑos atrÁs, a mucha distancia es un pago >>> el chef ramiro lleva una vida dedicado atraer los recuerdos mexicanos a travÉs de estos platos junto con su esposa, e hija mantienen esta historia. >>> el chile lo lleva a los postres. el plan napolitano con jugo de naranja y chile es para los mÁs kper tad. no pica, porque es dulce y 2 por una sencilla razÓn. >>> cuando uno cocina para uno mismo es una necesidad. cuando se cocina para los demÁs es un

california. >>> also in sacramento, southern california lawmaker ints deuced a bill to tackle the homeless crisis. if approved it would cre ace an office to end homelessness, coordinating the efforts at federal and state and local levels. >>> in washington, congressman ro khanna wants to put the breaks on redevelopment and mobile home parks. he's concerned about planned evictions for long time residents and calling for federal assistance from hud to purchase and preserve those communities. >>> it is 4:50. we continue to monitor what is happening in iraq. we'll bring you the latest. plus nbc bay area responds.

a young man from sacramento, california. >> the iranians are trying to show some sort of might hear.hey seem to and we will learn more in the morning. i don't want to speak to things that aren't necessarily factual here, but they are obviously trying to spin this in a way that looks like a victory and looks like they have shown it to the united states. if, indeed, they send out misinformation like they are doing now, it just plays into the propaganda and what those poor people, millions of iranian citizens have been spoon-fed for decades now by the islamic resolution and the regime in power. >> do you think this was calculated as a message? if they wanted to all-out seek revenge, you have thousands of missiles by hezbollah in lebanon, hamas and the other proxies and some say sweeper slows in the united states. they tried to attack, bomb a restaurant in washington, d.c., to kill the saudi arabia investor a few years ago. >> qassem soleimani was perfectly capable of killing americans and civilians across the region. the current leadership of the codes force and iranian revolutionary gu

sacramento, california, i need glasses in the year 2020.ille, illinois, on abc 30, what's up? as i said, this is mind, body, and soul week on the "tamron hall show." i am inappropriately dressed for work, but i got caught up in the golden globes last night and my friend billy porter walked out in a white tuxedo with feathers. i was like you're not ready for the "tamron hall show," let me show you how we do it. this is what happens when you're not invited to the golden globes you believe you could be. i as i said, mind, body, and soul week looking to the future. last night, let me talk about the golden globes. was a big moment for me to watch out when

host: sacramento, california. good morning.rump is really doing a big job on you people, even you gay people, he is doing a job on. you know the republicans ain't got nothing to do with no gay people. were -- youof you white folks and turned you away from the democratic party because you found out that all the black board democrats so now you do not want to have anything to do with niggers no more. do -- where dowe black americans come off in my movement? it has been a big focus. i am sorry to hear that that is his mindset. the truth is that we want all people regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation to realize that you can step into personal empowerment and your individual identity, you do not have to think it as a monolith based on your race. in terms of trump doing a number on me, i do not know what a number is, but if we look at the numbers we can see that america is thriving in the economy is doing great. all demographics are seeing all-time low unemployment and higher wages including the black community, women, a

embassy stormed and killed an american to and by the way that american was just buried in sacramento, californiai kind of cringe at him being referred to as a contractor as so that some kind of a lesser being. he was just an american, period. yet one more advance of soleimani was just laid to rest and no more. enough. i get i think the president had a responsibility and a duty to stop it and i am as a former member of the bush administration saying it should've been done a long time ago. >> host: charles is next, new jersey, independent line. >> caller: i i agree with everything this man is saying. as far as having to notify congress in a situation like that with all the leaks that are coming out everywhere. i mean, why would you take that chance on taking the opportunity a way to get this guy? i support trump for what he did and a support this guy right here. green beret, come on, this guy is one of the greatest americans there is. and also trump was sitting there doing his job as a president. let's forget all that other crap. he's going through. he got a chance to get this guy before he killed

roman anthony lopez disappeared from his home 45 miles from sacramento, california.e say that is suspicious but offered no other details. it is not clear how he died aware his body was found. a suicidal boyfriend to kill himself over text messages, released from prison next week. michelle carter's conviction will stand after the supreme court refused to hear her appeal. she is serving a sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend. she told him to get back into a truck filled with carbon monoxide. carter is getting out early for good behavior. >> joe biden leads the pack ahead of the democrat debate in iowa. the latest quinnipiac poll shows biden at 25% support, bernie sanders trailing behind with 19% national support and elizabeth warren in the top three but i know i want him on the full shows biden leading by 24%. sanders, warren and buttigieg tied in second, third and fourth place. rival michael bloomberg slamming the democrats nomination process. the billion or claiming the early nomination process takes attention from other important prima

roman anthony lopez disappeared from his home 45 miles east of sacramento, california on saturday. police say his death is, quote, suspicious but they offered no other details, it is not clear how he died or where his body was found. the woman who encouraged her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself over text messages will be released from prison next week. michelle carter's conviction will be upheld after the supreme court refused to hear her appeal. she's serving us 15 month sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend conrad billy. she told him to, quote, get back into a truck filled with carbon monoxide. carter is getting out early for good behavior. the man accused of stabbing five people with a machete a hanukkah party is not guilty. the federal hate crime charges, thomas could face the death penalty if any of his victims die. he is artie facing several charges which could result in life in prison. thomas told the judge he was on antipsychotic and antidepressant medication during last month's attack. he is being held without bail and undergoing a psychiatr

california. >>> also in sacramento, southern california lawmaker ints deuced a bill to tackle the homeless crisis. if approved it would cre ace an office to end homelessness, coordinating the efforts at federal and state and local levels. >>> in washington, congressman ro khanna wants to put the breaks on redevelopment and mobile home parks. he's concerned about planned evictions for long time residents and calling for federal assistance from hud to purchase and preserve those communities. >>> it is 4:50. we continue to monitor what is happening in iraq. we'll bring you the latest. plus nbc bay area responds. >> furniture that looks worn out after just a few months. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> but first, happening now, heavy rains trigger flooding in part of washington state. classes in one school district are starting two hours later than normal and severe mudslides have closed roads with more rain forecast for today. experts say the additional rain may leave some areas at rick for mudslides. we'll be right back. upbeat music♪ no cover-up spray here.

. >> exactly, residents sacramento, california neighborhood not too happy with mcdonalds because they'veors crazy, they can hear in their houses even with the television on. and the homeless, it's not affecting whatsoever, they said it's a corporate issue, but, of course, maybes not happy regardless, i don't know if the city will get involved; something has to happen here, it's called weponized sound and we are hearing more stores and restaurants use it. at 7elevens they keep from teenagers from loitering around. they are using sound to annoy you but this is neighbors, not good. cheryl: real quick, are people to dependent to do stuff? >> nearly 40% of young adults have to google how to fix basic maintenance household skills, so, example, 40% say they have no idea how to fix a running faucet, 30% have no idea how to use drywall and 40% don't know thousand unclog a drain, they are all googling, i'm one of those people as well. i call my buddy and hire somebody to put together my bed frame, listen, i don't know how to do this, google is the answer. lauren: mike gunzelman, thanks for joining

. >> let's hear from suzanne next in sacramento, california. good morning. go ahead. >> good morning. i thought of my mother when the previous woman mentioned the need for documentation of women and my mother was one of the welders in the navy yard. my father went to north africa and to italy and really one of the saddest memories for my father was when he was on troop training. he is a black soldier. often the black somes were not given seats. they were made to sit on the duffel bags on the floor when they had events with the uso, they sat behind the officers of the the seated people and really until president truman came in, the army was still segregated and they suffered terribly. that story has not really been told so i hope you might consider that for one of your future studies. >> yes. definitely. i think one of the great achievements of world war ii -- of americans fighting in world war ii -- it transformed american society. the americans today were built out of that experience. i think segregation started to break down in the first big fissure in seg

por el momento en frente a dos cargos por incendios premeditados es del sur del sacramento noticiero telemundo californiaa la capacidad de cruzar drogas tiene que tener personas la entrada principal estaba del lado mexicano no podemos confirmar que algo pasó porque no había salido del túnel el túnel termina pero la tierra arriba donde estará la salida está. >> el túnel era sofisticado con un sistema de drenaje ascensor electricidad y tenía también ventilación los vientos de santa ana de la frontera. >> un tramo fue derrumbado y cayó en suelo mexicano en mexicali tenemos los detalles. >> no aguantar a las fuertes ráfagas de viento y terminaron colapsándose lado mexicano los árboles han costado de la calle cristóbal colón lograron detener pilares de la nueva valla fronteriza en calexico. >> estaban por poner el concrete los cimientos. >> cada sección pesa más de 4000 libras lo que no pudo ser controlado por quienes querían instalar las columnas los vientos estaban en velocidades los vientos estaban en velocidades de hasta 65 km/h es decir tenemos vientos muy fuertes tras el incidente de inmediato notificar

and also from kirk in sacramento, california, not guilty. this is from kathy in new york, not guilty. we will go to calls now and you're from clarksville tennessee who thinks the the president is not guilty. good afternoon and go ahead. >> caller: yes. i mean, i've been following this since day one when they had been doing this. i i mean, how can you have a cre committed you know, six months or so even longer than that, you know, two and half years before it even happens and all of a sudden he is now committed a crime two years later, you know? that doesn't make any sense to me. the title of impeachment like several times, you know, to do, to fit what he has done. i mean, and then you have the democratic party, they have ties into ukraine with biden and him coming out on tv saying, you know, an investigation in his son and all that, you know, it doesn't make sense to me that -- >> host: does the process make sense? do think now it is gone to the senate presidents case will be more clearly heard by his defense team? >> caller: i think it will

not only from sacramento, northern california, even southern california, looking at some 40s in the sierraur to five inches of snow on the way tomorrow. >>> thanks. right now at 6:45, taking you live to miami where it's a little cloudy today, to be honest. miami can do better than this. it's still a high of 71. that's nice. that's where the niners will be playing in super bowl 54. so the countdown is officially on. 13 days away before the niners take on the chiefs. of course we have to give a shout out to a one, miss j. lo, who will be performing in the halftime show. >> we'll have continuing coverage as niner nation gears up for the biggest game of the year on abc 7 mornings. you can catch up with the latest on abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. >>> the "new york times" editorial board has officially endorsed two democratic candidates. elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar for president. the board met with several candidates and decided to back the two female senators in the race. senator klobuchar called it an honor and senator warren said they're both undefeated in elections and "new york

embassy was stormed and killed an american, and by the way, that american was just buried in sacramento, californiand of cringe at him being referred to as a contractor, as though that is some type of a lesser being. he was just an american, period. one more at the hands of soleimani was just laid to rest. and no more, enough. i think the president had a responsibility and a duty to stop it. as a former member of the bush administration, i say it should have been done a long time ago. host: new jersey, independent line. caller: i agree with everything this man is saying. to notifyhaving congress in a situation like , without the leaks coming out everywhere, i mean, why would you take that chance on taking the opportunity away to get this guy? i support trump for what he did, and i support this guy right here. greenbrae, come on -- green array, come on, this is one of the greatest americans there is. also, trump was sitting there doing his job as a president. let's forget all that other crap he is going through. he had a chance to get this guy before he killed any more people, and he did what was ri

fox 40 in sacramento as california's governor's seeing he's seeking $750 million in part to help pay rent for people facing homelessness. gavin newsom plans to sign an executive order creating the fund it two days before he presents his second annual budget proposal to the california state legislature and this is a live look at the truck from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories, front airbag inflator is sold to four different automakers because they can explode with too much force and hurl shrapnel. the recall is the last one the bankrupt company agreed to when a 2015 sentiment with u.s. safety regulators. it could bring a close, the largest to a close the series of automotive recalls in american history. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? when you look at the world, ♪ for all-day, all-night protection. what do you see? ♪ where others see chaos, we see patterns. ♪ connection

sacramento. on the democrats fine. nicholas, california. go ahead. you hold off and hear from senator mike. >> that had to be the most refreshing thing in this whole process so far. i thought it was interesting in that not only did they take all the main ones and put together a presentation, but then they put the rest of it side-by-side which showed a completely different point of year. i was interesting, they ended up at the tail end and actually, adam schiff has been involved in this from the beginning. in fact, even when we were talking about the mother report, it had some interesting contradictions. i'm not going to say anything other than contradictions. you can extend it from there. on his involvement with the whistleblower and also on his statement regarding circumstantial versus direct back on the collusion issue. i think they are clearly going to make the case, the main protagonist, adam schiff has to be looked at in terms of trying to evoke it and talking about the fact that trump is an eminent threat and needs to be removed. i think his cr

california laws took effect on january 1st. which ones might become nationwide? joining me now is john myers. he's the sacramentobureau chief for the "l.a. times." he coauthored the piece "how will california's new laws affect you?" john, i want to tick through four or five of them. let's talk about independent contractors. what's the change there? >> this is interesting, michael. it's about the nature of work in the 21st century. there was a california supreme court ruling that said there had to be a strict litmus test as to who could be an employee and who could be a contractor. there's a strict debate about when it's appropriate to have an independent contractor. if you're not an employee, you don't get benefits. on the other side, those who are like the flexibility and freedom of that. so this says that there are strict limits. there is a litmus test to this. i can tell you the real flash point out of all of this, michael, has been the big tech companies like uber and lyft whose business depends on independent contract ee eors an don't want this to apply to them. >> i can see their argument that will stifle

sacramento valley. a few isolated showers here in the bay area, northern california, but 60 in sacramento. upper 40s today. clouds in the mountains. partly cloudy skies, near 50 the next couple of days. warming up just about everywhere. a couple days of a drying trend, then more rain will head in to the bay area for the weekend. more on that a bit later. >> thanks. >>> so listen, the fur was flying in san jose. people attending a furry convention helped hold down a man accused of beating his girlfrien girlfriend. >> hey! no! yo! stop! >> all right now. this started when a car stopped near a group attending furcon friday night. they could see a man in the passenger seat attacking a woman driving. a witness opened the car door, pulled that man out and someone dressed as a pink dinosaur, another person dressed as a tiger restrained him until police arrived. the man faces charges now. >>> building a better bay area means covering the issues that matter most to you, that often including transportation. a new ucla study shows an increasing number of bay area commuters are taking uber and lyft in

the sacramento bee reports that the california state prison in sacramento saw two inmate homicides withineeks in late november and early december. >>> police have taken one person into custody after a carport caught fire in san jose late last night shortly after 10:00 at a complex. authorities believe a molotov cocktail or similar device was likely used to start that fire. neighbors reported seeing canisters and broken glass and a strange odor after the fire was put out. >> some people were evacuated as a precaution until authorities determined the canisters were safe to move. a bomb squad rendered those devices safe. the fire caused minor damage. still no word what caused it. >>> another newspaper calling it quits. after the break, yet owner of california's oldest weekly paper says he can no longer keep up. >> a welcome sight at 49ers practice. >> a fire in a massive homeless encampment causes a propane tank to explode. >> we used to have our kids play out in the front. now we can't. nobody here plays in the street anymore. >> how county officials plan to address the problem. looking to

dolorosa y escribir una escena llena de amor y respetar a seres queridos desde sacramento sara villegas, noticiero telemundo californiastruir la camioneta sacando a la mujer que estaba amenazada apunta de cuchilla, la vÍctima trasladada como medida precautoria >>> varios sujetos entraron a un apartamento para robar y durante este atraco encerraron a una mujer dentro del baÑo de la vivienda como nos dice ana el robo se reportÓ hace 3 dÍas y buscan a 4 sospechosos >>> las autoridades divulgaron la fotografÍa de 4 hombres que lo buscan en invgaÓ al interior un apartamento en manhattan como muestran estÁs imagenes captado por cÁmaras de vigilancia >>> es terrible >> es la reacciÓn de vecinos en la zona en especial como un sujeto apunta a la vÍctima con una pistola >>> es raro porque entran porque como que saben >> se reportÓ cerca de la avenida si menos >>> cuando pasÉ estaba el policÍa ahi >>> nada mÁs >>> y despuÉs en la tarde >>> que le estaba hablando que habÍa sucedido >>> segÚn la policÍa los 4 individuos encerraron a una baÑo y entonces le robaron su billetera que contenÍa su identidad los residentes de la calle, d

california. musica controversia en sacramento tras mostrarse un tiroteo con ofic e oficiales .ndo una macoscota e un indigente ataco a un unifo a uniformado, estas imagenes po r podirrian ser fuerettes appara s psersonas este es el momento en que un r perro meuuerde a un oficaiial f oficial advierte que no le qu e quiere disparar pero que el u o dueÑo debia controlarlo, ent entonces luego el perro volvio a al ataque y el can herido se r t retiro y ugo se escucha el grito del hombre reclamando que le habian disp disparado el el o,n el ojo, alae publico cuatro videos, la lla a llamada dice que un indigente e genreraba disturbios y se negab a irse del sitio el oficial dice que el hombre l olia a lacohalchohol y le pide iesiente, deespues todo se sal e control dodnde el hombre uny r uardiuag guariadai recibieron restos de s balas . >>> llamamos al pvzortavoz pa i indagar mas del protocolo, este incidente continua bajo investigacion . >>> este tio de por de incide e despiertan el intreres del pu publico. >>> y accion deportivaautoridago de psersonas que provovaron una balceacera que

host: sacramento, california. good morning.s really doing a big job on you people, even you gay people, he is doing a job on. you know the republicans ain't got nothing to do with no gay people. were -- youof you white folks and turned you away from the democratic party because you found out that all the black board democrats so now you do not want to have anything to do with niggers no more. do -- where dowe black americans come off in my movement? it has been a big focus. i am sorry to hear that that is his mindset. the truth is that we want all people regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation to realize that you can step into personal empowerment and your individual identity, you do not have to think it as a monolith based on your race. in terms of trump doing a number on me, i do not know what a number is, but if we look at the numbers we can see that america is thriving in the economy is doing great. all demographics are seeing all-time low unemployment and higher wages including the black community, women, and the

. >> you could see the train rushing by the bus south of sacramento, california.s on board but no one was hurt. the school district is now investigating. the mld sign stealing probe now turning to the boston red sox. manager-likely face punishment. a bench sitter for the astros in 2017. that's the year they won the world series. that team was just found guilty of using technology to steal signs. red sox will also accused of sign stealing during their world series won in 2018. their run in 2018. that manager. the astros have fired the team manager and the general manager as the league suspends them both for a year. houston will also lose draft picks and must pay a 5-million-dollar fine. the highest allowed. a lot of people though,. brian: brian outrageous. bigger than pete rose. jillian: the players had a role in this allegedly why aren't the players being punished. brian: two teams affected dodgers lost two world series to both those teams and yankees lost to both those teams. yankees up 3-2 go to houston and lose both those games. how angry do you think the yanke

jimmy in sacramento, california, good morning. you are on the air.ay -- i would like to -- forthis about war these people, they have to go to the military for livelihood or for the -- to live on. called the draft back. go the rich people's sons that is the problem. people go toup of war. , whoever ispublican in office, let their sons and and see the appetite for people to go to war. host: thank you for the call. sebastian gorka, former senior advisor to president trump, is our guest on c-span's in-depth life on c-span2's book tv. you can watch a beginning at noon eastern time, 9:00 for those of you on the west coast. 48 hours of nonfiction books on c-span2 and history on c-span3 this weekend. john is joining us, connecticut, independent line. caller: thank you for having me on. we happened to be driving by washington, d.c. and flipped on your station. what a breath of fresh air. a 14-year-old daughter that has been listening to the news and what is going on and is nervous about everything going and listening to both sides, the republicans in the demo

clouds instrumented california around yreka, sacramento and around the bay area but no green just yet. that could be a different story and in fact that will be different by this time tomorrow, 30s up towards napa and santa rosa, hayward is 43, good morning to you in san jose checking in at 43. looking out towards sfo it is quiet, not much in the way of dense fog, not much of a wind, they could go up to 10 or 20 mph later today. have a big high offshore deflecting the storms but the next system will approach this area later tonight. today scattered high clouds on friday, the storm track is here and the system moves in overnight around midnight to 3 am. we will start out saturday with cloud cover and decreasing clouds by the afternoon hours this week system will fall apart over the bay area. possibly producing a little bit of snow in the sierra. right now temperatures in the sierra south lake tahoe 26 and the forecast today calls for more cloud cover there with a slight chance of snow showers first thing tomorrow morning to start off the weekend in the tahoe area. today the forecast mod

sacramento. they call this build the california green new deal act.s the ambitious goal of dramatically cleaning up clean energy while drastically reducing greenhouse emissions across california. he said he is confident state lawmaker zinc sacramento can accomplish these goals by the year 2030. >> we are in 2020 so we have 10 years. not a lot of time but there is time to act. the clock is ticking and we are not getting the help we need and should be getting from the federal administration is time for california to do what we do >> this weeping legislation dramatically reduces the amount of cars in california and other moves to make the state less dependent on fossil fuels. it does not include specifics on how the state would reach the goals or how the program would be funded. >>> start planning for your memorial day weekend in nampa. the three day musical festival headliners include red-hot chili papers, matthews band and stevie hicks. the festival prides itself on music, food, wine and beer. tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10:00. >>> it was ki

sacramento. tuesday, in southern california. yesterday, he was in fresno.ura anthony is in oakland with a look at the tour. >> i thought we would show you the inside of one of the trailers. they're meant to be a small par of a larger seclusion. according to the governor soon, trailers like these, this one included, will soon house youth and families. >> the issue of homelessness is a crisis in the state of california. >> reporter: governor gachb newsom arrived on a mission. he said to tackle by far the worst problem facing california. >> it happened on our watch. and we need to meet this moment. none of russ naive about the challenge in front of us and none of us are stepping aside and waiting for someone else to solve it. e governor's tour. 15 travel trailers, former fema trailers now owned by the state. the first of 100 to be deployed. >> when we heard about the possibility of these emergency trailers being available to serve our homeless residents, oakland was the first in line to ask politely that we could avail ourselves of this incredible resource. >>

california's homeless crisis. he plans to meet this week with people experiencing homelessness and the providers that work with them. today he toured the the homeless outreach and medical engagement project just northeast of sacramento in nevado county. >> everywhere i go in the state of california, homelessness is the number one issue in the state of california. we need to own it and step up our efforts. >> the governor has faced criticism from president trump of course who blames california's democratic leaders for failing to adequately address homelessness. >>> a new lawsuit announced today in the deadly dive boat tragedy off the coast of southern california. relatives of 3 passengers and 1 crew member are suing the vessel's owners. one of the passengers was from berkeley. the lawsuit alleges the owners knew the boat was unseaworthy before the september 4th accident. lawyers also say the operators tried to shield thes damages by suing under a pre-civil war maritime law that limits boat owners' liability. >> in what can only be described as cruel and heartless, truth aquatics went to court seeking a judgment that these lives were ruthless on september 5th, before many of the bodies had been found and identified. >

sacramento home depot. private citizen california saying a statewide ban on unconstitutional. a new law starting tomorrow bands the state department of corrections from entering into or renewing a contract with a private visit company. a band locking anyone in private run facility starting in 2028 two weeks ago florida- based company won a nearly $4 billion contract to operate centers and adelanto and bakersfield. supreme authority of the prison.'s be >>> a new state law going into effect tomorrow will change how how police use deadly force. officers and fire their weapons only when it is necessary in the defense of human life. the police the shooting of stefan clark in sacramento help to spark the changes. naacp sacramento's reform the criminal justice system. and under these new rules officers can be severely disciplined for inappropriate units use of force. >> the chief of police can actually terminate the police officer showing that they irresponsibly shot someone. >> the new law also give district attorneys more discretion in bringing charges against an officer. >>> west

sacramento, fresno, 57. windy and warm in southern california. mid 70s. 55 in eureka with cloud cover. 53 in yosemite.e'll get some light snow wednesday and thursday. saturday again. not a big dumping. for us, during that same time, we'll try to bring some rain in. your storm impact scale for tuesday night into wednesday morning. light intensity but between the commutes. >> thank you. >>> in the south bay a fire did expensive damage to a mountain view auto repair shop on evelyn avenue. this started in a vehicle that was inside the shop and spread quickly early yesterday morning. firefighters managed to save the rest of the building but the damage is estimated at $300,000. nobody was st of body cam video elderly couple from a fire in the central valley. >> hey! hey! [ bleep ] >> go to the backyard, dude. >> kern county sheriffs deputies ran towards the fire after learning that a man named greg might still be inside the home. minutes earlier they rescued a woman in a wheelchair. deputies ran around the backyard and they found the man trapped between flames and a fence. deputies ripped it down and led th

mid 70s in southern california. 58 in chico. sacramento at 57. tahoe, about 47 today.moderate snow wednesday, thursday and saturday. less than a foot out of those chances. >> all new at 6:45, a new endorsement for elizabeth warren, her former rival is now backing her campaign. former presidential candidate jewulian castro sent out this tweet a short time ago. you can see him speaking with elizabeth warren right there on your screen. he is endorsing this senator, elizabeth warren, castro wrote elizabeth and i share a vision of america where everyone counts and an america where not the wealthy or well connected are put first. i'm proud to join her in the fight for big, structural change. back to you. >>> we expect to learn more today about an officer-involved shooting at a gas station in san jose. >> it happened not far from east ridge mall. lauren martinez is there live with the latest. >> on saturday a man was shot after allegedly trying to light one of these gas pumps on fire. on saturday he drove away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he returned with a ligh

sacramento. in our home state of california, we really felt that there was progress.entially for women who are. if you're not a hollywood star, if you're not politician, but you're in a workplace, you now have more options available to them. i should say that even today, we still haven't dropped the stigma and i think the one thing we could see at the ones that the trial is not only the people that work perpetuated but also enabled by so many others. >> it is so interesting because you and i were talking about the movement and how it have a lot people the ability to come forward and though they are supported. as you point out, it is still very difficult. to be brave enough to come forward with those accusations. >> we know that so many people was asking at home. we're trying to find link for those stories to be told and people want a range of things. some people want to be hurt, someone wants to rescue me., spending a lot of time taking people out of companies, taking people out of one of his. reporting it somewhere else. yeah people, officially young women, they want

. >>> california lawmakers returned to sacramento today for the second year of the two year legislative session. the proposal for a green new deal was announced and it will address the impacts of climate change and issues of equity throughout the state. the goal is to reduce homelessness, cut gas emissions and improve living standards within ten years. >> this is not something we decided to do. this is something science is tlling us we have to do. this is something we must do to address the problem in front of our eyes. we know it's the right thing to do and we're committed to it but we know it's big and when it's this big it's also tough. >> the bill doesn't yet include specifics about how the goals would be reached. >>> a bay area man is in the middle of a quest to fly over all 50 states. he was in memphis, tennessee over the weekend with his powered paraglider. he's been driving state to state and taking various flights. his goal is to raise at least $50,000 for claritity. >> it inspires involves and companies to donate to local charities in the state that i'm flying in and i'd like

california. the still in effect today. the recreational pot shop in sacramento says it pays page $120,000 a month in combined state and city texas. california is raising the fee from 60% to 80%, cultivation fees are going up for cannabis plants, flowers, and leaves. pot stores say the higher cost are driving users to the black market which leads to more problems. they say the state is losing out on revenue and say black- market products are cheaper than legal marijuana because they are not tested for toxins. >> some time ago the state came to us and said they wanted to decrease the taxes because of the increase in the black- market sales. intern they have come to us with an additional tax increase. >> i new law prevents passengers in limos, taxes, and other commercial vehicles from consuming cannabis although they can still consume alcohol. >>> the minimum wage is increasing today, statewide, and in more than a dozen bay areas cities. state wages go up to $12 an hour for businesses with 26 or fewer employees. and, $13 an hour for employers with more than 26. the

being a packer fan in california is not easy. a guy from sacramentoheds some light on how supportive it is being in the crowd. >> coming here hopefully i can meet the packer fans. >> hidden within the sea of yellow and green we actually found a few 49er fans invisible to the naked eye. >> look at our surroundings. we have to be incognito today. >> even though the packers melted the last time she has figured out why it would be different. >> they are mentally and physically much better than they were earlier in the season. >> that was greg liggins reporting for us. stadium tomorrow the big question is what with the weather be like? mark tamayo is here to break down your game-day forecast. >> the weather is looking okay. you think january was a couple of days ago. not the case. this weekend we are dealing with a few clouds. here is our life camera. we have partly cloudy skies for tonight. temperatures tomorrow will be fairly mild. we could be flirting with 60 degrees by kickoff. here is the forecast model as a this into motion. tomorrow morning you will

to underperform rather than over perform will 6 of 10 are here in california including san jose, san francisco, los angeles and sacramentolive in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob ational news now and tonight, we know juliÁn castro is out of the 2020 democratic presidential race former housing and urban development secretary announced the end of his presidential campaign. >>v twitter today. the castro campaign appear to be nearing the end for months now as the candidate struggl to raise enough money to keep up with is fellow democratic opnents see was the only prominent latino candidate in the race. another democratic presidential candidate, marianne williamson has made a big campaign change but she is not out of the race too. former staffers say williamson laid off her entire campaign staff on new year's eve because of financial concerns spite the downsizing williamson is still pushing ead with her bid for the whiteouse. >>and new tonight pretty flavored e cigaret catridgeare about to be a thing of the past today, the us department ofalth and human services announced a new policy probiting the sale of the

sacramento. but the reality is if we don't get this right all of the rest of it is not gonna matter california democrats monday rolled out the state's proposed version of the green new deal the full specifics of the bill weren't released at monday's announcement but the measure would set new climate requirements and deadlines including doubling affordable housing and public transportation by 20 30 accelerating the state's air pollution emissions goals and improving the standard of living for historically impacted communities of color in becomes incumbent upon us to actually ask the question. why aren't there people of color involved in this whole issue of the environment. and this new deal says we have to be republicans didn't immediately comment on the bill as they wait for bill specifics, but one member of that party is expected to release his own proposal for climate policy democrats did not say exactly how much of her version of the green new deal would cost when we're trying to save our planet you would think there would be a political well. >>to make the investment to spend the money to protect ou

california. casi 6000 de ellos se encuentran en el condado de sacramento. la concepciÓn de 100 casas mÓviles temporales que cuenten con servicios de salud fÍsica como mental y programas sociales, parte de los fondos ayudarÁ a pagar la renta de aquellos sin dientes que se muden a viviendas asequibles. el gobernador tambiÉn exige a los condados identificar propiedades donde se puedan construir albergues. este terreno vacÍo que queda aunado a los de sacramento podrÍa ser usado como un albergue para mujeres y niÑos indigentes. algunos padres de la primaria no estÁn de acuerdo con esta propuesta. >> creo que el peligro, porque esa gente se relaciona con gente que no son de bien, tal vez alguna persona sÍ, estÉn tratando de rehabilitarse y todo, y otra persona que igual siguen relacionÁndose con gente peligrosa. >> otras como otra vendedora ambulante que ha trabajado ser fuera de la escuela al no le dio problema. >> todos merecen tener algo para vivir, y mÁs los niÑos. diomara: uno de los retos de la ciudad es abrir un albergue para este aÑo con 500 camas. durant

>>here look it will be at the california on their resume down on front street in sacramento, beginning the middle of next month. if you're a car guy. after the break markets is ready for another edition of the bay area sports night as the niners continue to game-plan for super bowl 54 gloves of you are a fan of nintendo games of this new theme park is sure to excite you will tell you all about super nintendo world that's after the break. >>and we are get ready for the weekend of course you got some showers in the forecast wi i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>all of a the forty-niners right are common or on the set

the c-130 hercules tanker help fight fires in california last summer including the massive kincade fire and was based at mcclellan air force base in sacramentonty. the governor released a statement yesterday saying in part, california and australia already united by the deadly threat of wildfires now grieve this tragic this morning legal trouble for a pro football star. herethe 'slatest antonio brown. a former raider who turned himself in last night at a jail he and his trinainer are accus of attacking another man. the alleged victim a delivery driver says that brown and his trainer hit him at his home. brown's lawyer indicated that his client is innocent and should get on today. brown is currently a free agent in the nfl. he played nine seasons with the pittsburg steelers and was traded to the oakland raiders last year but was released before ever evenr the field incidences. round was later signed by the newington patriots who released him in september after sexual misconduct allegations ag>>> th man is now in custody in connection with a year-long rash of projectile attacks along highways in the monterey bay area. since february of last ye

30 stores across the country and the antioch location is the only california store impacted. >>> this morning, hotel workers in sacramentol soon carry panic buttons. employees such as housekeeping staff could wear the devices and easily access if they feel threatened or need help. the new ordinance goes into effect in july and impacts 80 hotels and motels in sacramento. >>> so you've heard the warning, keep your small animals had to be protected from coyotes roaming at night. >> but one cat in l.a. said bring it on. take a look at this cat fight from the highland park surveillance camera that cat taking on not one but three coyotes. max holding its own. the coyote is thinking dinnertime and they're not giving up. eventually max's owner walked out to chase the coyotes away but we don't think max needed much back-up at all. >> they were really lunging at that cat. >> i know. but each one of them. >> getting scared. oh, wow. >>> right now at 6:00, handing over the articles of impeachment. the dramatic way house democrats will deliver the articles to the senate just a short time from now. >>> plus when that trial will get un

the c-130 hercules tanker helped five fires in california last summer including the massive kincade fire and was based at mcclellan air force base in sacramento county. this is video of governor gazza newson and former governor arnold worsening or touring tanker 134 back in august. >>> the governor released a statement saying in part, california and australia already united by the deadly fires now grieve this tragic loss together. investigators have reached the crash site and the tail section reportedly remains intact with the fuselage being destroyed.'s >>> still ahead,, power shutoff becoming the new norm in the bay area. coming up the lawmaker who wants yotor u tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>>

california is elderly. >>prosecutors in sacramento say james let singer gregory chapman was thomas and another man sold unregistered securities over a 9 year period they told their investors they were developing an internet banking system. but they spent the money on fine dining multiple cars rant and cigars sentences for 3 men range from 3 to 30 years. the 4th man died while waiting for his sentence the search continues for the driver who hit a bicyclist in petaluma last night and then left the scene this is the aftermath of that crash along road just past corona road. >>70 year-old max dorney suffered major but non life threatening injuries. the chp believes a later model grey audi suv ran into journey about 8 30 in the evening last night the chp says the sea the suv involved also likely has front and damage the north bay family is pleading for the return of their dog tonight, they say the puppy was taken from their home by a stranger. >>and then given up for adoption at the humane society is defending its decision to allow the pup to be adopted by somebody else saying that the dog came in as a stray and that the

sacramento. it helped fight the kincaid 4.6 earthquake rattled our poin southern california, this struck in the mojave desert outside of barstow. people from las vegas, all the way out to studio city reported feeling that jolt. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> about an hour before that quake, there was a smaller jolt in el cerrito, really small. a two point magnitude. >>> always be prepared. for us, we need to repair for a bit of rain this weekend. eventually the rest of the bay area within about a 24 hour period, right now, fog looking over the city. this is the vantage point from high above sutro tower. looking toward the city. and right now the numbers are mostly in the mid-50s, and as we look toward san francisco, this from treasure island got all the way up into the 60s today. livermore actually sort of not having 70 degrees surrounded but approaching it. and for january that is saying something. this weekend with a partly rainy weekend, that is that low up by the aleutians. that will keep us partly to mostly cloudy tomorrow, and we get a chance of rain, it will be moving first i

they would lis underperform rather than er perform. 10 of them are here in california, including san jose san francisco, sacramentod los angeles more than 400 restaurants ar no longer in business this year in san francisco yelp says 464 eatees closed in 2019 alone. >>that numr so includes food trucks and eli's luca ravioli in t mission shut down after 94 years dosa a small chain of south indian restaurant shut down its valencia street location is september after 15 years, ar owners of alliance says the city of san francisco makes it very hard and very expensive for small businesses with employer mandate such as hethy sf skyrocketing payroll taxes as well as taxing things such steven tables and chairs also say it's difficult to get proper permits. it is in mind think are on average about 12 to 18 months. >>just to get a place opening you have to understand you're usually paying rent that entire timewhich could be an extra 100 to $200,000 that you have to pay just for a process that many many other cities in california and the world have been able o solve a t faster. >>he do say though he cautiously optimistic about

saturday, a 5.9 magnitude quake hit causing more damage, left from sacramento over the weekend -- >> reporter: when disaster strikes, california says it is always ready to answer the call for help. >> california has a history of helping other agencies and other departments outside of our state. to make a team of 35 experts from the office of emergency services gathered for an early morning flight at sacramento international airport. >> we are going to support the american citizens of puerto rico and offer them relief. >> reporter: they will be offering assistance of limited food and water. >> there's about 2500 private structures that have been impact and need structural analysis in numerous bridges impacted, wrote, many people are sleeping outside because there is a fear of aftershocks and structural integrity of the facilities that they might be sheltering in. >> reporter: the chief building -- handling complex events. >> what we are going to do is help puerto rico with experience and the skills that we have here in california, and what we have learned from our own disaster centers, and see if we can't support rico as they c

they would underperform rather than over perform. 10 of them are here in california, including san jose san francisco, sacramento, and los angeles in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a woman is dead after an a man is wounded. i should say after shooting in the east bay. >>after they went to the home of her ex boyfriend full details straight ahead and after the break a newly released body. cam video shows the moments an elderly couple is rescued from a house fire we will have more of this video when we come right back before we get all those stories want to show you the san mateo bridge you can see it's still relatively light. definitely holiday light at this time plenty of space between cars robin winston keeping an eye on traffic. so have much more when we come right back. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg

>>groups against california's new vaccine laws protested at state capitol in sacramento today. r capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains their message and shows us how lawmakers are responding. >>a pro protesters against california's new crackdown on vaccine exemptions tuesday at the state capitol a big bus with backs to scrolled across the side stood out holly tommy is an executive producer of the vax documentary will be really nice if just one senator would come out here and you could the possible tool to the pens at the moment that ending that faces away. they don't want to get involved in this controversial subject but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator john moore lock many of the demonstrators are from or democratic parts of the state if we have bad let's go after the bad actors, let's not change the whole system and require a whole new mandate that inserts government into the middle of this critical relationship. this group also had a list of demands urging lawmakers to not move forward with further restrictions and requesting governor gavin new