el san bernardino, california, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn.pidieron prÉstamos para financiar sus carreras recibirÁn 415.000.000 $ como ayuda. esta disposiciÓn ocurriÓ luego de que se descubriera que varias universidades engaÑaron a estos estudiantes. leon: al menos dos muertos y varios desaparecidos ha dejado el horror en su honor, especÍficamente en un lugar. un convoy irrumpiÓ en la zona rompiendo puertas, ventanas. aparentemente buscaban a miembros de una banda rival. el horror en sonora. macÍas nos tiene el informe. ivan: la violenta irrumpiÓ a la comunidad de sonora. un pequeÑo poblado con 90.000 habitantes donde decenas de camionetas con hombres armados recorrieron las calles. >> era muchÍsima gente. se habla de 29 vehÍculos, se habla de 60 vehÍculos. ivan: federico es un repÓrter mantiene un pequeÑo portal en redes sociales en el que cuenta las historias que ocurren en su comunidad el fue el primero en recorrer la zona y pudo hablar con muchos de los testigos y le contaron que los sicarios actuaron con gran precisiÓn. >> tenÍan toda la

vean vean la montaña de san gabriel y san bernardino, el aire asciendey san bernardino, el ai asciencipale ciudades del estado. las temperaturas de los Ángeles california en los Ángeles california en loss óximos días va a fluctuar entrpróximos días e va a fluctuar entrelo loss 84s 89°, es 22° por84 a los 89°, es 22° por encim encimaa ds valores normales, y serán condiciones peligrosas para los residentes que no está para lon residentes que acostumbrado acostumbradoss para ver para ve calor en la temporada. calor ena temporada. >> y pue que >> y puede que este se este sear bowl el super bowl más caloso de la historiamás caluroso de la historia.. puede disfrutarlo por telemundo y podrá disfrutar la historia y el sabordisfrutar la historia y el sabor latino de la ciudad. francisco cuevas nos cuenta.dad fr o cuevas nos cuenta. >> es la fiesta deportiva más ande y estos costureros tendrán el honor de que el equipo de casa vista sus uniformes. >> todo el mundo podrá verlo y estamos contentos. >> será la segunda vez. >> esta familia revuelve las carnitas mexicanas qque los hizo uno de los p

let's take a live look at san bernardino where governor newsom is holding a news conference. we will bring that to live when it starts. >>> first an update from the state's health secretary on where we stand. >> we will once again laying on california's innovative spirit to bring together testing the technology, treatment, as a triple threat to fight disease. doing so has the chance to catapult us forward in the state and allow us to live with the virus and continue to thrive. >> today, the state's smarter plan was introduced, which outlined the importance of vaccines, masks, transmission awareness, readiness, testing, disease education and treatment from both the state and healthcare systems. kpix 5's justin andrew spoke with the bay area health expert. >> i would say california has done really well in terms of its vaccination rates. >> reporter: the infectious disease specialist says the state has a 73% vaccination rate among those 5 and up. she says that is higher on par with some other countries. as we await governor newsom's pandemic recovery plan, he might post about th

rivalizar, san bernardino, san diego, tijuana ese calor se siente por supuesto acompañado de este riesgoión de sus incendios pero el panorama es tranquilo vamos a ver cómo está la humedad para napa vemos esto se acuerda usted estamos en el 100 por ciento san francisco en el treinta y cuatro por lo tanto hay que tener cuidado poco a bailar, y estas temperaturas pueden ser difícil controlar incendios mucho cuidado vamos a los vientos como andan también abajo de ese promedio napa diez millas, que se mantiene tranquilo, buenas condiciones para nosotros así se mantiene en la región vamos a tener más detalles al volver >>> vamos más para el norte en la frontera entre estados unidos y canadá porque la protesta que hay ahí está obligando a la industria automotriz a disminuir su producción. esta es la segunda semana y manifestantes están molestos con las restricciones por eso están bloqueando dos puentes que unen ontario y michigan, las compañías afectadas son (nombre extranjero) que han tenido que cerrar temporalmente por falta de autopartes >>> mientras tanto toyata reducirá 10,000 coches menos

mañana a la tarde en el cautela no tanta como su ahí hay ola de calor temperaturas de 80 a 90° en san bernardinoones peligrosas aquí el tiempo gracias por la información regresamos contigo más adelante vamos de el llamado a revisión de más de 26,000 autos rueda puede causar problemas de descongelación de parabrisas cubren varios de los del 2000 y el 22 actualizarán de manera bermuda para solucionar el problema >> este estudio que le contaremos revela que más del 40% de los encuestados dicen manejar con alcohol o mariguana alguna vez precisa que dos de cada cinco conductores lo confesaron manejar un auto ebrio o drogados en otros datos de 2016 al 19 42% de los conductores fueron capturados y recibieron cargos por manejo en estas condiciones >> las cinco con 21 de la tarde vemos el tráfico en vivo de la cartera cinco 80 deber tráfico que fluye pero pasamos las gráficas para ver el tráfico a esta hora en el área de la bahía varias complicaciones hacia la región noreste en santa clara a la región central tenemos un accidente en el 880 afectando el tránsito también cerca de las 680 a. c. santa clara

. >>> new video out of selling up on you this morning as the san bernardino mountains are covered inw. people are shoveling parking lots and clearing roads to make it safer for people to come and enjoy all the fresh powder. people that live in the mountains say they're happy to see a bit of winter come to town despite an otherwise dry season. >> it is a beautiful out with lots of snow, and we are excited to bring these kids. >> up to nine inches of snow fell in the san bernardino mountains.>> mary we have a break from the cold temperatures in the bay area, a lot to look forward to but we still to get her a little bit more. >> how are you holding up? have you been liking the cold weather? >> i needed ice scraper this morning.>> same did freeze warnings and frost advisories back in effect this morning. so the third morning in a row of this as we are looking at temperatures down into the 20s, 30s, and 46 morning. grab the big winter coat. freeze warnings for the areas highlighted in purple, and the north bay and east bay hills and santa clara valley. santa rosa, napa, concord, san jose,

we are excited to bring these kids. >> up to nine inches of snow fell in the san bernardino mountains the snow and then putting on my jacket, i'm ready to say goodbye to the cold out. it has been something else with bitterly cold conditions. we have less than three hours left of the freeze warning. it is almost done. this is a live look. freeze warning and frost advisories in effect until 9400 a.m. for most of the area and we look at the north and east bay hills and alleys, frost advisories are in blue for the north bay coast and the bay shoreline and peninsula coast. that is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. a cold start to the day and not quite as chilly as the last few mornings. but still i'm we're looking at subfreezing conditions, down to 29 in santa rosa this morning, 31 at livermore and 34 concord and oakland. 35 for san jose. other locations, check out the cold conditions in napa down to 29, colder still my hometown of fairfield down to 25. one of the coldest. freezing at fremont, 31 at redwood city and 36 for mountain view. so, freeze warnings and frosted visors are in effect until

están vacunados hablemos del sur de californiadonde el gobernador hizo una visita en el condado san bernardinoseguir enfrentando a la pandemia tenemos que prepararnos para lo inesperado con confianza conocimientos y más recursos y con una mentalidad más ingeniosa también dio a conocer su campaña de previsión masiva, california ha sido uno de los estados qque mejor ha enfrentado la pandemia siendo modelo para otros estados siendo los primeros en hacer algo así no significa que sean de los mejores significa que lo estaban haciendo lo mejor posible el éxito de la siguiente fase dependerá del enfoque para seguir ayudando a los más afectados como los trabajadores esenciales >>como médico he visto el enorme número de víctimas y me alegro que tengamos este plan para seguir avanzando como parte del paquete el gobernador firmó hace unos días una media de 1900 millones de dólares para seguir con la campaña de vacunación además mencionó que se fortalecerá la atención médica y se va a combatir la desinformación respecto a este tema >> en otro orden de ideas familiares y amigos de (nombre) de 29 años desap

yo trabajo en el condado de los Ángeles, pero vivo para el Área de san bernardino por quÉ vivir en el se aumentara el sueldo mÍnimo a 15 $ la hora para el 2020 y estarÍa sujeto a aumentos cada aÑo segÚn el indice de precios consumidor. >> lo que me dan tambiÉn no me alcanza para sobrevivir. entre los viles, aseguranza del carro. romy: expertos aseguran que en medio de una pandemia no es el momento para subir los salarios. >> las empresas tienen que estar, se estÁn ahorcando para poder seguir, mantenerse a flote. de repente el alcalde aumentÓ un dÓlar mÁs. no hay conciencia administrativa. romy: aunque con este aumento los Ángeles serÁ una de las ciudades quepa que el sueldo mÍnimo mÁs alto , en otra ciudad es como el hollywood pagarÁn hasta 17 $ la hora a partir del 2023. desde los Ángeles, california, romy, univisiÓn. leon: la falta de enfermeros en plena pandemia lleva muchos hospitales a contratarlos en el extranjero. les ofrecen visas, residencia legal aprovechando que ahora en este 2022 hay muchas mÁs disponibles que en aÑos pasados. las principales causas de la escasez de enferm

. >> también se incluye el almacenamiento de 70,000 mascarillas en san bernardino, y aumentar las pruebas nuestros países. se llevó a cabo un servicio religioso para el niño venezolano que murió tras recir un disparo en la cabeza por parte de la guardia costera de trinidad y tobago. alguien en la familia dice que los restos serán enviados a venezuela. su madre permanece hospitalizada tras recibir un impacto de bala, y el iidente ocurrió cuando un grupo de casi 40 venezolanos intentó ingresar en masa a trinidad. los trágicos deslaves de los últimos días en brasil fueron captados por las cámaras, en las grabaciones se puede apreciar cómo la tira se desliza imparable ladera abajo, ante la mirada atónita de los residentes del área, muchos vieron sus hogares desaparecer en cuestión de segundos. en la zona se acumularon más de 10" de lluvia, cantidad similar a la acumulada en 30 días. y se habla de 105 fallecidos. >> (música). >> al volver de la pausa, nueva york y los Ángeles dejaron de ser las ciudades máscaras para comprar casas, la primera en la lista es miami. le voy a contar los detalles.

. >>> groups of truckers gathered in san bernardino county today to rally against covid restrictions. now they take their message to washington, d.c. the national guard is being told get ready. >> reporter: a group of u.s. truckers left california wednesday on their way to washington, d.c. to protest coronavirus restrictions. >> it is high time to restore freedom, liberty, and accountability. god bless the truckers, they are carrying that message across this great country. >> reporter: a small, separate contingent sent out wednesday morning from pennsylvania. >> we have to stand up for our rights. we are supposed to be the freest country in the world, and we are being restricted. they are taking away everything from us one at a time, and it has to stop. >> reporter: the convoys followed recent trucker protests in canada, where big rigs jammed the streets of ottawa for weeks to protest vaccine requirements. the convoys may not try to jam up dc streets like the truckers did in canada. instead, they may try to snarl the beltway, the 64 mile highway surrounding the nation's capital. the t

a group of southern california truck drivers gathered for a rally this morning in san bernardino county before traveling to washington, d c organizers have dubbed them the people's convoy. they're planning to take part in a truckers protest of the nation's capital, mirroring the sit ins going on in canada. the checker say that they are being robbed of their freedom by vaccine and mask mandates. >> because of these protests, hundreds of an armed national guard troops will deploy to washington, dc ahead of president biden's state of the union address next week. law enforcement agencies requested additional boots on the ground to help with a potential blockade of the u.s. capitol area. our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more. >> as many as 1000 trucks began their drive from california to dc wednesday to protest pandemic restrictions like mask mandates, vaccine requirements. the convoy follows a similar truckers protest in canada that shut down parts of its capital city. but unlike those demonstrations, this group called the people's convoy plans to stay off the dc thoroughfares

governor newsom laid out the plan today from san bernardino county warehouse behind him with a lot of masks, big supply. we brought you this news conference live on kron. 4 news at 3 in newsom's administration is calling this plan the smarter plan which focuses on preparing for any future potential surges of covid for everyday californians, not a lot of changing, but the state will be boosting its surveillance of the virus by monitoring virus particles and waste water to try to detect potential new surges are variance masks at this point? will not be required in most indoor settings, but the state will hold on to its ability to require them when state leaders think it's necessary in the future. the plan also includes ramping up the state's stockpile of masks. vaccines and they want to have plenty of tests available so that if we have another new variant or surge, we can be ready. state officials have said with covid we're not out of the woods. we just have a better understanding now of the woods. all come to understand what was not understood the beginning of this crisis, that there i

in san bernardino, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> north korea claims it has tested its biggest missile since 2017. the missile launch that happened this past weekend from a mobile vehicle near the chinese border, traveled for more than 1200 miles before landing on north korea's east coast. the missile proved capable of hitting u.s. military bases in the pacific. >> as for what he may do next, only kim jong-un knows the answer to that. what we hope he does is stop these launches and provocations, abide by un security council resolutions and quit threatening his neighbors in the region. >> reporter: this is north korea's seventh missile launch, this month. >>> coming up, the covid-19 vaccine could be approved for children under five in a matter of weeks. what parents need to know. >>> a rescue on the way to the 49ers and rams game. how an off-duty firefighter sprang into action to help a woman trapped in a fire. >>> all new at 6:00, the governor moves to close death- row at san quentin. what happens to hundreds of condemned inmates, and the future of the marin county prison. >>> new vaccinatio

in san bernardino high school. it's the 1st of its kind series of courses in ended that help students get a head start in career in logistics. so they study logistics. whatever that means. it's like geography. you can learn a lot by following a can of spray tan from beijing to tallahassee. and it's basic business like managing labor unions, managing bad press to learn why mergers and acquisitions are important to a company's overall growth. these lucky students will be so prepared to start their own company that will eventually be crushed by amazon. that sounds very specific to amazon, not basic at all. oh and, and i forgot the best part of the pathway, of course is the work based internship at the local amazon warehouse. okay. so they're probably exploiting kids students for their labor. it's so stupid how we're arguing about holocaust caught me, you know, comic books and critical race very well. i'm sure everyone can agree that the corporate takeover of classrooms is worth really this is a local investment in loc

david: is symbolic groundbreaking at the san bernardino bus station will result in memorial plaza tocomputed by summer. 8000 japanese americans were ordered here with only what they could carry, by a presidential executive order 9:06. they were herded into horse stables at the racetrack. of thl rights. and forced by prejudice put them in prison put them in concentration camps. david: two girls were only six and nine years old. they're bewildered faces from this photo will be made into a memorial stretchingm to go on permanent display. takeo was only five his, brother was but an infant, when they were brought here. now in their 80's, they still remember the stench of the stables and what his father and older brothers had to do to make heads. >> they had to fill these large cotton bags with straw laid out in front of the horse stalls, and they had to fill them and they were our mattresses. david: both are grateful the memorial and statue will serve as a reminder that racial injustice has deep roots in our history. the hope is that people will not forget what happened here in tanforanm

. >>> groups of truckers gathered in san bernardino county today, rallying against covid-19 restrictions and now they are taking their message all the way to washington, d.c. elizabeth cook is here with the call for the national guard to get ready. >> reporter: hi, sarah. the protest are similar to the recent blockade in canada. truckers are planning to arrive in the dc area ahead of next week's state of the union address. >> reporter: a group of u.s. truckers left on their way to washington to protest coronavirus restrictions. >> it is time to restore, freedom, liberty, and account ability. god bless the truckers because they are carrying that message across this great country. >> reporter: a small contingent set out this morning from scranton, pennsylvania. >> we have to stand up for our rights. we are supposed to be the most freest country in the world, and we are being restricted. there taking away everything from us one at a time and it has to stop. >> reporter: the planned convoys to follow recent trucker protest in canada, where big rigs jammed the streets of ottawa four weeks to

let's take you out live to san bernardino county where you see right there governor newsom is discussing phase in the pandemic. the governor released his official plan about an hour ago. detail the goal to build up a stockpile of masks and tests and a renewed push to expand vaccine sites at school campuses. we will bring you more of the governor's plan at 4:00. >>> new details about that bay area family that died while hiking in mariposa county. phone records show they tried to call and text for help. you might remember the story. last year jonathan garish, eileen and their baby daughter were found dead on a trail in mariposa county. months later the sheriff determined they died are extreme heat. the fbi computer team extracted data. they found text messages and phone calls they attempted to send, including calls to 911, but none of the texts or calls went through because there was no service in that area. >>> in a south bay, you can receive a free hiv home testing kit from the county health department if you are eligible. the state is providing $20,000 to cover the costs. the goal is to

los podemos ayudar en nuestras sedes, desde sacramento, el valle central, el condado de orange, san bernardinomÁs fÁciles por su edad. muchas de las personas a los jÓvenes se les decimos que hay muchas mÁs oportunidades para ustedes si son ciudadanos. andrea: el Único beneficio no es solo poder votar. hablando sobre la ayuda que habrÁ para cubrir el costo de la solicitud, ¿quÉ tienen que hacer o a dÓnde tienen que acudir los interesados para hacerse ciudadanos sin que les cueste un solo centavo de su bolsillo? >> pueden llamar a nuestra organizaciÓn. tambiÉn a nuestro telÉfono legal, 213 2013797 andrea: muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos en "al punto california". >> un placer y gracias por esta invitaciÓn. andrea: al volver de la pausa veremos quÉ estÁn haciendo algunas organizaciones para luchar contra la injusticia salarial, luego de saberse que las mujeres ganan menos que los hombres haciendo el mismo trabajo. ♪ ♪ andrea: en california, las trabajadoras que no tienen estatus legal ganan menos de la mitad de lo que ganan los hombres que realizan el mismo trabajo. hay organizaciones que les

san bernardino county sheriff who was instrumental in obtaining the arrest of a man sexually abusing his own step-children. and gina martinez who passed away last september after 21 years of ensuring that each youth in her care obtained employment and a place they could call home and feel safe. madam speaker, each of these law enforcement officers are examples of the dedication our first responders show to our community every day and their stories are echoed by countless law enforcement personnel across our country. madam speaker, it is time that this congress stands behind our law enforcement officers and the rule of law. i want to thank, again, each of our law enforcement officers for their dedication to our community. i yield back. mrs. cammack: thank you to my friend and colleague from the great state of california for continuing to be a champion for our departments and law enforcement officers. madam speaker, may i inquire as to the remaining time? the speaker pro tempore: you have seven minutes remaining. mrs. cammack: thank you. you know, it's pretty challenging standing in a

funding for a mining company that operates a facility in mountain pass, an unincorporated town in san bernardino county. the company believes that with these investments, by 2025, every year they will be able to provide material for 500,000 electric vehicles. dan: really interesting. ama: checking today's pandemic headlines, california's test positivity rate is down to 3.6%. we have not seen a number that low for two months. today los angeles's school district dropped the outdoor mask requirement for students and staff. a bill was proposed that would fund regular covid testing in schools. from a distance, this looks like snow falling, but it is actually hail in castro valley. we have received several reports this afternoon of wintry weather throughout the bay area. rainbow appeared in the distance as the storm dumped small hailstones. snow is falling right now at lake tahoe. this is a live look from our camera at zephyr cove on the lake's southern edge. makes you want to bundle up. i'm glad i've got my sweater wrong. dan: why do we have hot chocolate here? whose idea was this? sandhya: we will t

tulsa, oklahoma, san bernardino, california, pine bluff, arkansas, all the way up the east coast.hot spots. that's why they're focusing there now. >> we've been covering this now. the fentanyl problem which is one, congressman ted deutsch, his nephew thought he was taking a legal herbal supplement and it was fentanyl and he died. a kid in college. how are they tackling the source of febl? >> they're really specific on three things. one, china. this is where the chemicals for the poisons come from. shipped out daily in a largely unregulated industry. they go to mexico. then in mexico the drug cartels are mass producing this for pen ois a factory level scale. it is so different from the plant-based drugs that we know, cocaine and heroin. this is on a whole other level. she also points to social media. they says these are drug dealers who can access anyone any time in a way they've never been able to before for online sales. specifically like ted deutsch's nephew. they are often ordering drugs. they could be adderol. they don't even know what they're taking. >> on tiktok. >> and then

funding for materials, a mining company that offers -- operates a facility in mountain pass in san bernardinonty. they believe with these investments, by 2025, every year they will provide the material for 500,000 electric vehicles. in the newsroom, liz kreutz. kristen: do could have thousands of dollars worth of gadgets in the closet or drawer. the demand and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5 gigs. limited availability - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years

shortly after he was elected, we had passed legislation from the terrorist attack in san bernardino in terrible things happen and isis put out a statement saying they are going to try to exploit our refugee laws to get that people in the country and terrorist in the country to do americans harm. h legislation had passed the house i think it was 60 democrats and republicans that supported that tightened up the refugee law that the vetting process for lettingpl people in the country it's good common sense and then government then harry reid says no and that bill passed in that kind of interesting with that context now we went to paul ryan and said take a bill that the country obviously wants 60 democrats voted for it and put it on the standing bill and we will vote on it and we have to agree to some bad spending that lets win something for the american people and show that we are accomplishing things that our voters want us to accomplish even though we are against crazy spending me will live with a bad spending at least if we win on one timely policy issue and paul ryan would not do it.

shortly after he was elected, we pass legislation, there is a terrorist attack in san bernardino and several things happen and isis put out a statement the social media saying they were going to our refugee loss to get back people in the country to do america's harm. there was legislation that passed the house, i think 60 some democrats supported it, every republican support of it which pined up refugee loss and set it's a vetting process, for letting people in the country, good common sense brick government. that bill passes and harry reid says were not worth that in the senate wouldn't pick up the legislation. so back down past and we are in a big fight over the end of your spending, we've got to have an agreement in the government shutdown, all the hysteria that happened, interesting clear kind of heading into that same context now in the last few weeks of this year. i remember we went to paul ryan and said paul, take cap bill the country obviously wants, 60 some democrats voted for it, take bill, put it under spending bill week will agree -- we have to agree to that spending, i s

shortages of such materials are plaguing manufacturers and consumers in its san bernardino facility,materials will refined a variety of such strategic materials. and make critically needed permanent magnets all the way from the raw materials to the final product. your investment will complement more than $700 million that mp will invest by 2024. to create an american rare earth magnetics supply chain that will make the us less dependent and more competitive with the chinese who currently have 90% of the worldwide market. in addition, berkshire hathaway energy and redwood materials will build plants to extract and extend the life of lithium, essential and battery technology. in one of the state's poorest counties were working to secure, um, the most abundant source of lithium in the united states. using the world's most environmentally friendly technology, saudi arabia of lithium down there in imperial valley, this extraordinary economic opportunity that now presents itself another $140 million will go to recover and recycle rare minerals from mine waste and coal, ash and $3 billion w

so again, governor gavin newsom is going to speak about this from san bernardino county at 3.15. that's the plan when he pulls talk about his smarter plans so soon as that starts, we'll bring it to live right here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. so stay with us for that. and business owners are upset that santa clara county is the only county in the bay area not to ditch that indoor mask mandate. county health leaders say they're dealing with a high rise of covid cases and hospitalizations and want to see those numbers lower before they can consider dropping that mandate. some business owners tell kron 4 news they don't understand keeping the mandate in place when counties with very other large populations have already removed that indoor mask mandate. and one gym owner telling us that the mandate is driving his customers away. >> we've had in the last week and a half. we've got cancellations or people that put their membership on hold because they just don't know. and they're just. tired of of of just not knowing and having the misdirection that they've been getting. >>

remember there is a terrorist attack in san bernardino and isis had put out a statement via the social media platforms saying that they're going to try to exploit our refugee laws to get bad people in the country, terrorists in the country to do america harm. there was legislation that passed the house i think 60 some democrats supported, , every in whichn supported tightened up our refugee laws and said there is a vetting process for letting people in it country, bipartisan good common sense good governance. that bill passes. president obama says not for it and the senate wouldn't take up the legislation. that bill was passed in one of these big fights at the end of year spending, we have to have some, the government shutdown, all that happened, interesting heading into that kind of context now, the last few weeks of this year, but i remember mark meadows and and i wentl ryan and said paul, take that bill that the country obviously wants, 60 some democrats voted for it, take that bill, put it on the spending bill, would have to agree to some bad spending. i said but let's win somethin

c several 100 people city, several 100 people in the city of adelanto in san bernardino county ralliedg lot before the truckers began their journey. they're following the lead of canadian truckers who demonstrated for weeks over restrictions in their country. the truckers who left southern california say it's time for all covid restrictions to end my name messages. freedom of course. you know that covers pretty much everything you know. i mean, from the mandates to people telling us we've got to wear a mask to go inside and you know maybe i don't want to wear a mask. bill and i don't. the group is one of many that plan to arrive in washington, d. c on tuesday around the time of president biden state of the union address, as many as 700. national guard members and 50 tactical vehicles are now in washington. preparing for the arrival of the convoys. a woman from guillory has been sentenced to 45 days in jail for being part of the mob that stormed the u. s. capitol the fbi says video that she took of herself during the january 6th riot. helped agents identify mariposa castro , according t

announcement on the state's endemic plant is scheduled for around three o'clock this afternoon in san bernardino, bernardino county, ktvu will bring it to you on aaron online when it happens, live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news, sally. thank you. the oakland a's could soon be another step closer to a new ballpark at howard terminal. this afternoon, the oakland city council expected to vote on the final environmental impact report for the project, ktvu magus as more on what's at stake. it's a critical vote that may or may not happen today, depending on the oakland city council's decision, but if they do certify the environmental impact report today, that's a big step toward reaching an agreement with the a's to build a new ballpark in oakland, lee entire $12 billion proposed project is more than a new state of the art ballpark and includes 3000 affordable housing units nearby. hotel commercial space and arts venue and 18 acres of waterfront parks. today, oakland city council members will consider a resolution about the projects, community benefits and compatibility with nearby fre

thundershowers rain even snow up on some of the higher elevations of the san bernardino mountains.here is rain in california. it's just not at our latitude, and it's sort of an unusual system too, but by all means so outside right now, we've got forties and fifties. overnight lows where they have been 45 in vallejo, 43 anti ox 38 morgen hill about where we've been, but warmer than you expect for this time here this time of year again, i expect most of these numbers to be down the low thirties in the inland valleys. forecast tomorrow morning. san francisco's chilly at 49 degrees but clear kind of breezy, mostly sunny at lunchtime in san francisco and 66 degrees for daytime mine in the city. everybody else. oakland make 68 degrees san jose will get into the upper sixties and 68. morgan hill 68 as well. 70 in santa rosa. so another nice day. we're waiting on the rain. i showed you that system that's going to come in on sunday into monday that could open the door for something bigger. because that's what we've got to hope for at this point, because this dry pattern is going on. it's re

. >> gillian: but first, it fox news alert, live pictures out of san bernardino, california, truckersnning a convoy to washington starting advancing there. ahead of their planned journey. >> john: they say that they will begin by driving along interstate 15 through las vegas and then making the drive to the east coast just in time for the state of the union address from president biden. we will bring you the latest on how police plan to handle it. >> we have to stand up for our rights, our freedoms, our government is taking over. we are supposed to be the freest country in the world. ♪ ♪s and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners, newday wants to help you use your va home loan benefit to get more. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. up to $60,000 or more. veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. tho

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