spreading cloudiness through san bernardino county, hitting gilroy and that is it. as you see, rolling it on, high clouds dissipating. edging east. for us, in the south bay, high clouds, northern extent of it. so, slightly sticky on monday as the atmosphere gets juiced a little bit. coastline, mild to all this week. if you are heading out of the bay area, cool along the shoreline. 59 degrees there. down in monterey. 67 degrees and warm in the central valley. 96 degrees in fresno. you know, we are near average. tomorrow, cooler, san jose, a forecast high, concourt, 82. we will still be warm. down in the south bay tomorrow looking at middle 70s and a few 80s. 83 degrees. 82 at campbell. mild day relatively speaking for the inland areas, 82 at danville. 84 degrees at fairfield. and, as we look tomorrow, 72 degrees. in san francisco, 66 and in oakland, 71 degrees tomorrow. north bay, looking nice. middle 70s way up north. it will be warm. 92. extended forecast, slight warming trend on the way for the bay area. temperatures nudging 92 degrees. the first part of the clear

san diego, tambiÉn lo que estÁ trayendo inundaciones en lo que son los condado de riverside y san bernardinolgunas Áreas. la bahÍa la bahía con 71,72, napa con 77, es el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas. vamos a ver rÁpidamente en ockland que estÁ pasando, 67 y una mÍnima posibilidad de lluvia, el martes 72, se mantiene estable toda la semana. san josÉ, inicio de semana, 76 y el lunes soleado y toda la semana se mantiene estable. este todo mi reporte, que tengan buenas noches. ♪ ♪ >> con el paso del tiempo, aumenta el nÚmero de menores que sufren de obesidad, y tambiÉn los adultos no son la excepciÓn. lo mÁs importante es saber que en sus manos estÁ el evitar que sus niÑos formen parte de estadÍsticas preocupantes relacionadas con su salud. alejandra vÁzquez hablÓ con especialistas sobre cÓmo usted podrÍa ayudar a sus hijos a no caer en este problema, en la obesidad. >> la obesidad se estÁ en un Índice corporal que es el peso por su altura, sobre 85%. dos a tres de cada cinco niÑos son obesos. >> el seguimiento y control de los hÁbitos alimenticios de parte de los padres y p

they are granted in land empire to san san bernardino. they've also gone to las vegas.we all need to understand is they are relocating. >> host: what are some of the alternatives you spoke of the vacancy alternatives to a gang? >> guest: the city of los angeles undertook a very, very aggressive prevention program a little over five years ago during the tenure of mayor derosa. that has had an impact. there are also many, many nonprofit agencies that have labored very long and very hard in south los angeles and ethos angeles and they are finally seeing the fruits of their labor. betake communities in schools, community center, they have worked with one or two generations of gang members. those members are now having children or attack children and they are trying to take them down different pathways. i'm also involved with a program that is really received the benefits called project fatherhood, which is sponsored by children institute inc. and it is a program that helps fathers who were formerly incarcerated for former gang members really learn how to father their childr

he abandoned his car in the mountainous wooded area in san bernardino county.and they thought this guy has fled the area. he could be within mexico in a day or two. and turns out when he is located weeks later he is located a few 100 yards in the particular -- you know, the san bernardino county sheriffs. the big fear you have in a case like this, is a person is going to need shelter, food, water and transportation, if he plans on getting out of the area. and the best way to do that is to do a home invasion. so the public that has residential homes in the area, the cabins or shack, they're vulnerable to him coming there and coming in their home and taking their vehicle. and the other statement, just that he has general hatred sounds like for everybody. and that makes him as dangerous to the public as he is to the police. >> also, chris, i imagine what one says they want to do, killing law enforcement and what they actually do is two different things. and mass murder, that is the worst possible scenario. >> that is right, this person may not have just one person

he abandoned his car in san bernardino county. they thought he could be in mexico. turns out located a week later, he is within a few hundred yard of the police barracks in that, san bernardino county sheriffs. the big fear you have in a case like this is a person is going to need shelter. they're going to need food. water. transportation if he plans on getting out of the area. west way for him to do that is do a home invasion. the public who have residential homes, cabins, shacks, they're vulnerable to that of this guy coming into their home. taking them hostage. possibly killing them. and taking their vehicles. and the statement that he is just after law enforcement, the other statements of that he has general hatred for everybody. makes him as dangerous to public as to the police. >> also, chris. what one says, wanting to kill law enforcement and what one does when cornered are two different things. the fact this person is talking about in general, committing mass murder. worst possible scenario. >> this is a man who does not necessarily have one target in mind.

confidentiality but we can tell me they were authoritative figures it's not simply the sunset of san bernardino but other counties as well has that authority. thank you. >> any other public comment? the motion it's been seconded. all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? all right. for finding and response to finding and representation number one approved unanimously to finding number 23 and the recommendations any commissioner have any comment on the draft language as to finding number 2? >> i have some questions mr. chair and if i may put them to the gentleman. in regard to number 2 the grand jury talks about improper campaign contributions returned to the contractor would you tell us what those were >> i believe there's a number of instances we were thinking about money laundering situations where actually cases have been brought by others entities but the campaign contributions were returned. >> so the campaign contributes were returned but there was no action by this commission waving the forfeiture saying they could be returned. >> no one we found. >> i want to note that finding 2 and recomm

the magnitude 4.4 quake struck about 1:45 this afternoon in a remote part of san bernardino county. shaking could be felt as far away as carmel and holister. no reports of damage so far. >>> if the drought goes on much longer, water could soon be rationed among household. with the drought dragging into its fourth year now, agencies are looking at allocates specific amounts of gallons per household per day. separate allocations would be granted for indoor and outdoor use. water budgets would be calculated according to the demographic area. most importantly those who use more than their share of water would pay more. it is not clear if allocations would be made at the state or local level. >>> workers are deciding whether or not to strike. they say court management has offered no proposed wage increase. voting will end tomorrow. >>> when it came to parking at levi's stadium for today's 49ers game, maybe heading home is easier after your team wins. what a game. it seemed like on the whole, there were fewer problems for drivers especially in the wake of the last game a couple of weeks a

. >> reporter: and there is a big standoff going on in san bernardino tonight after a man fired shots at children near an ice cream truck. more shots fired since and it all started around 3:30 this afternoon. none of the children near the ice cream truck were hit. but the man opened fire again tonight when the police used an armorvehicle to bring him a phone. he remains barricaded in his house. refusing to come out even after tear gas was thrown outside. roads in the area are blocked off. the neighbors say the man has been a problem for years and they are glad that the police are finally confronting him. >> the stage apartment is appealing to north koreaian man. >> reporter: matthew millers entire trial lasted 90 minutes, once the court issued the sentence six years of hard labor, he was handcuffed and led off to prison. forth korean authorities arrested millner april at the airport saying he tore up his tourist visa and shouted he was seeking asylum. the u.s. has issued a statement asking that miller and kenneth bay and jeffrey fowler be granted a release. the charges for he and the

tried it six times in river side and san bernardino counties. >>> george clooney is officially off the market. he is savoring his last few moments as a bachelor. celebrity guests joined clooney for an unofficial ceremony at a luxury hotel and there will be a civil service on monday. >>> and tonight, we are getting our first look at chelsea clinton's new baby girl. charlotte was born last night. and hillary and bill took time off for the birth. her husband mark is bursting with pride. >>> and still ahead, this california pediatrician admits about half his young patients are not being vaccinate for serious diseases that are making a sudden comeback. why he says he is not worried. >> it was down to the wire. how a single strand of bashed wire may have saved an atv rider who tumbled onto an abandoned mine shaft. >> and changes in store on the horizon. the forecast coming up when we come back. syria. it shows a missile >> the u.s. military just released this video of an air strike on isis in syria. it shows a missile striking an isis compound. other strikes hit armed vehicles near the turki

these will be mainly out towards riverside and san bernardino counties out to the east of san diego, it could pick up an inch or two of rain. notice the latest model projection here keeping most of the chances of showers south of morro bay. so we may get some high clouds at times tomorrow into the bay area. right now it doesn't look like we're going to see much rain, as we see kind of this mild finish to the weekend. we will get some warming temperatures ahead, as we take a closer look at pleasanton. temperatures cooling somewhat into monday at that stronger sea breeze, and then high pressure building in will boost the temperatures thursday into the 90s and perhaps even mid-90s by the end of the week and as we approach next weekend. so for the morning we'll have a cool start, mostly in 50s. near 80 in the afternoon for san jose. and san jose will see the temperatures starting to come on up for the middle part of the week. we'll see highs near 80 around a downtown. and then mid-80s as we head towards wednesday and thursday. san francisco seeing temperatures tomorrow in the upper 60s.

. >> la joven se reporta semanalmente a las oficinas de inmigraciÓn en san bernardino. cada persona que estÁ supervisando el caso hace la decisiÓn. >> solicitamos al ais informaciÓn sobre este caso u otro, pero no hemos recibido ninguna. >> que me diera la oportunidad de que me quitaran el grilletev y un permiso de trabajo. >> chrisler estÁ retirando 189.000 camionetas debido a una falla en la bomba de combustible que podrÍa provocar que los vehÍculos se detengan. se trata de los modelos grand cherokee y durango. la compaÑÍa dice que el problema podrÍa contribuir a que los vehÍculos no arranquen, o que la bomba de combustible siga trabajando a pesar de que el motor estÉ apagado. hasta ahora no hay reportes de accidentes relacionados con el premio. mÁs de estos temas, los precios de los autos usados van a la baja ante la posibilidad de comprar un vehÍculo nuevo. la mayorÍa de las empresas automotrices estÁn poniendo a la venta vehÍculos usados que fueron antes arrendados, y ante una mayor oferta, los precios van a la baja. en promedio, los autos usados de concesionaria s

then, san bernardino county, you can see the clouds. now, for us, summing it up for a few clouds in the extreme south bay. and then it will be warm inland, cool along the shoreline. we will warm it up on wednesday. now, heading out of the bay area tomorrow. up north, looks good. warm in the central valley, 69 at yosemite. cooler than average tomorrow, about 4, 5, 6 degrees, san jose. average, 63. now, 87 for monday. out in the east bay, middle 80s, fairfield, 84, north bay, it will be in the middle 70s for the most part. pleasant for marin and sonoma, along the shoreline, low clouds, extended forecast will begin to warm up on tuesday. wednesday, low 90s. the temperatures will stay there through the end of the week until finally by the end of the weekend the numbers will cool off a little bit. but, still, a nice week ahead. so enjoy it. >>> after the break, the clothing optional bay area community struggling to cover its needs as the drought drags on. >>> gm wants to take you out of the driver's seat, sort of. the car of the future that

. >> in san bernardino, rob mcmillan. news. >> quitting his job. >> quitting his job and nothing wrong with being grounded in a big house. i agree. i wish i had signs like that. >> that's what's paying news in amer >> good morning we're following several developing stories on this thursday september 4. world leaders are nervous have i eyeing the growing threat from isis. >> a body discovered in a burning car in such a horrible state it is unrecognizable. details coming up in a live report. >> a science experiment goes terribly wrong injuring several children out west, the details are just ahead. >> good morning, every, goodo

san bernardino and riverside counties. >> we will get a similar look today.emary, last night, it got chilly. >> it turns on and turns cool realry fast. >>> if you are out and about today, keep that in mind. it is a nice evening and when the evening was blowing it shirt did change things. mostly cloudy sky over the east bay. widespread once again. i expect a late to midmorning burn off or most of us. it remains gray today. giving you a look here again. >> how widespread it is. >> a few areas in and around napa. and i mentioned that at the top of the hour. >> it is a chilly start for some areas. they do have the sunshining. they will turn around now that the sun is up. we are talking about hurricane nor bert and mike, talking a little while ago. winds at 75 miles an hour. it is still continuing the track along the baja peninsula here. it is 9 miles an hour. >> we were talking about it a little bit yesterday. we do expect some of the mid-level moisture to move all the way into parts of the bay area. >> i am going to show you this. >> backed off just a little bit

a police officer was wounded back in february of 2012 and san bernardino county. >> we want to make everybody aware of how violent this individual is. he's not afraid to pull the trigger. he's already shot a police officer. so anybody who gives him any resistance, he's not afraid to act. >> the bay area holdup was back in 2012 at a bank of the west on helen power drive up in vacaville. the others were in sacramento, washington, and idaho. >>> officers in the ferguson, missouri police department are now wearing body cameras. the devices attached to the officer's uniforms and record video and audio. it begins saturday with the new policy three weeks after 18- year-old michael brown was fatally shot by a ferguson officer. that shooting led to numerous protests including some is that became violent. >>> some developing news now. the u.s. military carried out more air strikes against isis and northern iraq over the weekend. action helped iraq's military liberate about 15 15,000 people in one town. but the president, president obama is now facing some growing criticism for the lack of action agains

the california cities of san bernardino and stockton, two much smaller municipalities, a file bankruptcye detroit, and those plants still have not been finalized. is this a question of wanting to get things done before the contract of the emergency manager expires by the end of the month? >> everyone here has had a real sense of urgency, the governor, the mayor, and the judge himself has had a sense of urgency. there is no point in having this drag out like a knife. let's use the example of the auto companies, right here in michigan, that went through bankruptcy not too long ago. they did it quickly. they did it efficiently, and they rebounded incredibly well. let's use this as a template for how we handle detroit and other cities he may be in a similar situation in the future. >> sandy, we have about 30 seconds left. the retirees are going to get something out of this, but they were promised something before, vanished.promises are there any guarantees that they will not get hosed this time around? >> this is obviously a federal bankruptcy proceeding, and that is why this trial that lite

this happened last night across th from a high school in san bernardino. no one was hurt >> this morning an actress is speaking out after she was handcu and briefly put in the back of a squad car. this is cell phone video that daniel wat of her being handcuff on thursday. she is best known for her role in django unchain. they thought she was a prosti because they kept asking who is she? how do you know her? >> the park is a place your kids should be able to run free. criminals are planting razor blades. for the fourth time this summer, police found three rusty razor blades in the grass. no children were hurt at this time. e park is closed it is unlikely they wou come back. >> we were thoroughly enjoying it, thinkin we have to come back. >> two children were cut playing barefoot in april at that same park. at least 20 razor blades were discovt another playground near that one. . a transformer blew in the park. s stopped with some people on them. we called our partners, our sister station in new york city. the crew showed up to fix the problem. was hurt. a l

the a-t-ms were in los angeles, riverside and san bernardino counties. the duo had fifteen successful heists, but failed their last attempt. it led to a car chase through a golf course. eventually police dogs caught up with them. two santa barbara firefighters went above and beyond the call of duty. to help a woman in need. they were called to the home of an 81-year-old woman. who broke her arm and injured her shoulder in a fall. there was not a clear path to the woman's door. so they decided to go back and trim the overgrown shrubs. is now recovering at home. next. you'd think multi-tasking might make you smarter. but new research could have you dropping all your gadgets and concentrating on the task at hand. if you see a stark naked woman waking down the street in any major metropolitan city you would expect to see the police arriving shortly but were not talking about any major metopolitan city we are talking about san francisco and in this city nothing is as it seems talking about san francisco and in this city nothing is as it seems my whole life, i

issued a flash flood watch for this morning through tomorrow morning in parts of can taking, san bernardinoand riverside counties. anything you want to add to that? >> it's barely a hurricane now. it will be tropical storms in the next couple hours. and still plenty of warnings for flash flooding and high surf. we will go over that in a few minutes. right now we are looking at our stable atmosphere, allowing for temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s once again. but this afternoon a few degrees cooler by influence of a trough. here's live doppler 7hd. the marine layer at about 2,000 feet once again, but not quite everywhere. in fact we are clear in concord. napa has yet to see the clouds. emeryville a quiet start for you with 59 in the city. no problems at sfo. upper 50s an carlos. san jose, and good morning gilroy, 53 for you. half moon bay about 7-mile visibility at 57 degrees. the roof camera this morning with temperatures in the low 50s with the clear sky in napa. novato 54. the southwest wind blowing throughout the delta, 57 there. and cloudy skies right now in livermore. the final stop

service issued a flash flood watch for this morning through tomorrow morning in parts of san diego, san bernardinoand riverside counties. >> right now live doppler 7hd, low clouds and fog. persistent on shore flow and a system offshore algology for temperatures to stay fairly similar to what they were yesterday, within a couple degrees. right now our emeryville camera, still dark out there. the sun not coming up for another 25 minutes or so. oakland 61 degrees. san jose 59. san francisco 58. sfo reporting delays of about 49 minutes this morning. and half moon bay is at 59 degrees. our roof camera, you will see it looks pretty stable out there with very little wind, if any at all. 55 by the delta. clouds have moved into our east bay valleys around concord and livermore. it's clear in napa with the numbers dropping to the upper 40s this morning, and i suspect you will see clouds move in. we are looking at some midmorning to late morning clearing. here's a look at sfo. we will look for the clouds to clear first in the east bay valleys. then across the bay. looks like by about 10:00, 11:00 it may take

host: mark in san bernardino, california on some of the health care questions and topics.sha blackburn, a congressman from tennessee, has a piece in "the washington times." talking about the healthcare.gov website. report from, a new the department of health and human services inspector general found that between january 2 thousand nine and january 2014, the demonstration issued 60 contracts to build healthcare.gov. as of february 2014, the demonstration has paid $500 million for those contracts. that is marsha blackburn's piece in "the washington times." maryland.kridge, our line for independents. caller: the real issues will not be talked about because the elections are choreographed. the phony issues that are talked about in the controlled media are scripted. the candidates themselves are hand-picked and selected and the results are electronically rigged. i will tie you what is on my mind -- on my mind is the now overwhelming evidence of how corrupt, ron, and criminal the u.s. is. has been transformed into a police state. the effort to obscure that evidence, they are ba

the police officer was wounded in february 2012 in san bernardino county. >> we want to make everybodyhow violent this individual is. he's not afraid to pull the trigger. he's already shot a police officer. so anybody who gives him any resistance he's not afraid to act. >> the bay area holdup was at the bank of the west on helen power drive in vacaville. >>> now officers in ferguson, missouri police department are now wearing body cameras. the devices attached to the officers' uniforms and record video and audio. it began on saturday. that shooting led to numerous protests including some that became violent. >>> new video shows militants having a pool party after taking over the u.s. embassy in libya. the video showed up online on sunday and you can see all the men playing in the pool and some even jumping into it from the roof. the residential compound is in libya's capital tripoli and it was evacuated last month after -- [ no audio ] ab s" >>> and developing news in the middle east a group of lawmakers concerned about isis is pushing for immediate action now. u.s. air strikes just he

arrested for firing shots at children near an ice cream truck. [ sound of gunfire ] this happened at san bernardino. none of can thin were hit but the -- the children were hit but the man opened fire again when police used an armored vehicle to take him a phone. he refused orders to come out even after tear gas was fired inside. more than two dozen homes were evacuated and roads in the area were blocked off. neighbors are glad the police finally caught up with him. >>> dim low mats are in paris today to discuss isis. the islamic group has released a third video showing the beheading of a western hostage. as andrew spencer reports, a number of countries are now forming a coalition to deal with the threat. >> reporter: after the execution of british aid worker david haiines and despite threats, the uk vowed to continue to fight isis. >> we have to confront this menace. step by step, we must drive back, dismantle and ultimately destroy isil and what it stands for. >> reporter: both the united states and britain have said destroying isis is not something they can do alone and analysts say arab countrie

i was convicted in san bernad e bernardino county for murder and robbery. >> he was 18 at the time of his conviction but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i've been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood, southern california, my mother, father, tried to move to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved to pomona, a middle-upper class neighborhood, we exported the gang life out there. >> randall's gang activity led to his incarceration by the california youth authority and soon after, prison. there, he joined a militant gang called the black guerrilla family. >> ended up spending 15 years in solitary confinement for prison activities and conduct. tried to get back into the main line. it was hard after facing walls for 15 years in handcuffs everywhere i went. i didn't adjust too well. i still became more assaultive, more combative, more violent. >> after 25 years of incarceration, randall had plenty of violent episodes to share. >> i had threw a bomb in an inmate's cell and blew his toilet off the wall, you know, blew a patch his l

a 19-month-old baby from san bernardino county is alive and recovering after flash floods hit his housewept him away. baby tristan there was in his room when that fast-moving water and mud hit his home earlier this week. within minutes the water built up washing away a wall and carried tristan away with it threw a barbed-wire fence in the front yard and he ended up 200 feet away. >> busted the living room window, came in here. he pointed out and he said, dude, your son is over there. i turned around and saw him. he peeked his head out of the mud. i ran out, picked him up. >> yikes. the baby had cuts and bruises. look at his face there. he had water in his lungs but he is expected to be okay. the family's home, by the way, is completely destroyed. >>> time is 7:48. new this morning an online report says apple will launch its two newest versions of the ipad next month at a big event. the daily dot says the official announcement will come on october 21. earlier, bloomberg had reported the new ipad will have a 9.7-inch screen and the new ipad mini will have a nearly 8-inch screen. apple sol

change laws so all of the pg&e fines go to -- suggest they pay $1.4 billion fines for the deadly san bernardino pipeline explosion. 950 million is supposed to go into the state's general fund, but the senator says all the money should be used for pipeline the safety improvements. he plans to introduce the bill to make that happen in december. his district includes the neighborhoods where the explosion happened. >>> in a little more than an hour, kids in east palo alto will have a new playground. >> it is on bell street near university avenue. city did allow the public to vote on the plans. >>> long lines outside an apple story in new york city. coming up, what these people are waiting to buy, and why they could be camped out for several weeks. >> it's a big day for the sanford football fans, as they get ready to face usc. what you can expect if you're headed to that game. [ mike ] our living local program is identifying farmers within a 50-mile radius of the stores within their community. capay valley puts some of the most beautiful heirloom tomatoes in the box and we get those to the store on

continues to parallel the coastline and moving to southern california could bring into the desert and san bernardinonties. they're looking at some flash flood advisories this is not going to be a drug bust about console c rain into monday. as slow-moving system not to bring a year into the bay area but we see some subtropical close and to the bay area and also the prehuman to monday. recognitions for the bay area right now dealing with that rain lehr expected to pull back in afternoon temperatures in the upper 60s '70s and '80s. over maurice's exit 67 for 7 cisco happen today looking for high of 78 degrees. we see pretty similar temperatures over the next several days but high- pressure rebuild as we head into the middle of next week by wednesday we will be back in the '90s for wasnt and sponson continues with the warming trend as we had and to next weekend. >> : music for an error oakland this month that mission creep our music festival 26 years old this year singer- songwriter joined this morning in this year's creative director and i know this is not rock'n'roll time very early and men, fishy com

. >> that's right, chris, and i think in the dorner case, he abandoned his vehicle in the san bernardino authorities thought well maybe he's fled the state. he could be in mexico. because the search for him went on and on for several days. well it turns out he never really left the area. and my fear, and concerns raised at that time as this time, are that the subject may do a home invasion. he may go into somebody's house, and if it's unoccupied, just you know look for food and shelter in that location. or if it is occupied, take hostages. and you know, we don't know if he fled the area. if he was able to steal another car. or do a carjacking, you know originally after he shot the officers. or whether he is still there or still on foot in the woods. so he is, he is armed, dangerous and very good possibility in that area. >> and so there are two key components here. there are his capabilities and then there is the issue of what his motivation is. and as often as we can you see his picture behind me, we should have his picture up. because the people who probably give some leads here. so wa