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on friday, left phoenix with her friend, drove through the night, got to our center in san bernardino, slept in the car from about 4:00 a.m. when they arrived to 6:30 when the appointment was. and then right afterwards got in the car and drove home. it was a 4 minute and 12 second procedure. >> in the two weeks leading up to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, planned parenthood clinics in orange and san bernardino counties saw nine out of state patients. in the two weeks after, they say 21, mostly from texas and arizona. southern california clinics are also seeing an influx of patients from up and down the state. that's because their closest clinics are booked solids with patients from other states. >> a new report shows californians are finally starting toen coserve water, but not much. state-wide usage fell by 3% in may compared with may of 2021. the bay area did better as a region. places like rona mark and burling gain cut about 2%. this follows two months in a row where the state reported double digit increases in water use. zblnchts let's take a look outside r

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the ticket sold in san bernardino county is in a small town of baker.ket is worth $2.9 million. >> that's not bad. >> whoever got it can now own baker. they can buy the town. we're told more than 1 million tickets in california either matched one or some numbers and could be worth anywhere from $2 to $12,000. i'll take that. you may want to double check. here they are. 7, 29, 60, 63, 66, and then the mega ball number, which no one got, is 15. and that's why it's up to $1 billion. and jeff ranieri, i will strangle you if you >>> breaking news tonight, the nbc news exclusive one-on-one with attorney general merrick garland on potentially prosecuting donald trump, the january 6th investigation and the mounting pressure on the justice department after weeks of dramatic testimony about the capitol attack, the attorney general answering our questions about possible charges for donald trump we asked him would the justice department welcome criminal referrals from the january 6th committee. and what happens if mr. trump runs for president again in 2024 would th

the ticket sold in san bernardino county is in a small town of baker. the ticket is worth $2.9 million. >> that's not bad. >> whoever got it can now own baker. they can buy the town. we're told more than 1 million tickets in california either matched one or some numbers and could be worth anywhere from $2 to $12,000. i'll take that. you may want to double check. here they are. 7, 29, 60, 63, 66, and then the mega ball number, which no one got, is 15. and that's why it's up to $1 billion. and jeff ranieri, i will strangle you if you [ cheers and applause ♪

we spoke to the good samaritan in san bernardino. >> reporter: that's a motorcyclist near the fast lane on the 91 freeway in riverside. >> he was on the floor. i barely missed them. >> reporter: david watched in horror as the man hit this overturned car in the dark and flew through the air and landed right in the middle of oncoming traffic. he recorded as car after car barely avoided running him over. >> no, no! >> reporter: after this car crash and exploded , david ethibe d >>epd did. ikeyo lilet let ge he ran onto the freeway and risked his own life in the dark to drag that man, who was a stranger, to safety. >> not only was i was pulling him and avoiding cars, the ground was slippery with oil and gas. i had to do it. >> reporter: if god made him do it, then what does that make david? so you're his guardian angel. >> guardian angels, it's crazy. >> reporter: the gravity of what david did was not wasted on the man he saved. >> i want to thank you for doing what you did out there. you put your life on the line for me. >> reporter: police sent david this video from the hospital. he survi

. >>> new details on the fire burning in the san bernardino county fire crews worked through the night to gain control of the flames. is 50% contained. there were two fires that started. one is south of gilroy. the other one is to the south with the eucalypt this growth. they have downgraded warnings now. that is good news. one home has been destroyed. fortunately, no one has been hurt. >>> if you signed up to get alerts about the pg&e power shut offs, you will have to read the role. you can sign up to get alerts at multiple locations like your home, your school, the home of a friend or relative. sign up earlier this year, you will need to sign up again. this is to alert customers if they are shutting down ireland power lines that may be vulnerable to wildfire. >>> look at that burn. and 97% of the park of this majestic forest, burned in august of 2020. if you look beyond this, you will see signs of life. metals are green. there is growth on the giant redwoods. some are more than 1000 years old. park rangers say that a lot of things have happened to make way for recovery. >> there's be

aguilar with the san bernardino uniform. ossoff with the atlanta uniform.ch: they like to give their regional flavor to their team. also on the republican side, chad mentioned earlier, a nice remembrance in connection with that fateful and unfortunate day five years ago where the attacker came, went to a g.o.p. baseball practice. george: ellzey, flyout to left. makes the catch for the third out of the inning. ellzey retired, aguilar has definitely settled down. we go to the bottom third, republicans 3, democrats 0. >> you're watching the annual congressional baseball game at nationals park here in washington, d.c. the event was first organized in 1909 by pennsylvania representative and former professional baseball player john tenner. it went on to become an annual tradition that now ben did -- benefits local d.c. area charities. proceeds also go toward the united states police memorial fund. we'll get back to the game shortly after this brief break. ♪ >> i'm here with house speaker nancy pelosi. i know you're a huge sports fan, baltimore orioles, san franci

but even if san bernardino county voters were to approve of this, the state legislature and the u.s.still have to approve it. see how that goes. governor newsom has unveiled a plan for a tunnel to reroute rain, water from northern to southern california. the project calls for 45 mile underground tunnel that would feed into california's main aqueduct, the department of water resources says construction of the tunnel would require the removal of 71 buildings, including homes near the sacrameeto san joaquin river. delta. some environmentalists are worried it could hurt the population of endangered salmon. the project is expected to cost at least 16 billion dollars. construction is expected to start in 2028 and it should take about a decade so we're facing a historic drought, a devastating wildfires, which is why lawmakers in the u.s. house are now poised to pass a massive package to try and tackle these problems in the future. our washington correspondent alexandra limon has the details on this package and tells us about the hurdles it faces in order to become a reality. >> what once we

in san bernardino, california, the family of a black man shot dead by police is calling for charges to filed against the officers involved. on saturday, two officers jumped out of an unmarked police car and within seconds shot 23-year-old robert adams in the back as he tried to run for cover. civil rights attorney ben crump, who is representing the family, shared security camera footage of the shooting which he described as a "horrific execution." in a statement, crump said -- "roberappeared to be simply walking around the parking lot when officers exited their unmarked vehicle firing their weapons at him immediately. robert never had a chance to explain himself." a spokesperson for the san bernardino police department said adams "fit the description" of a tip police were investigating but the spokesperson admitted to the guardian that the officers had no knowledge of who adams was or his background when they shot him. and in labor news, chipotle has permanently closed a restaurant in augusta, maine, just a month after workers filed to form a union. an attorney for the labor union chip

the crimes happened in san bernardino, riverside, and orange counties on july 11 or 7-eleven.t's when the convenience store celebrates its anniversary. it's unclear just whether the date is significant to the crimes. the motive is still under investigation. >>> and cbs new york says two more shark attacks were reported on long island. officials say a surfer suffered a bite several inches long from a four-foot shark yesterday morning. the 41-year-old was paddling with his arms when he felt teeth on his leg, and that's when he punched the shark. >> was knocked off his board, and then saw the shark coming back around toward him, and at that moment. very fortunate that a wave came in and helped push him toward the shore. >> the surfer is expected to be okay. hours later at a different beach wabi on his wrist and izona backside. his injuries are not life threatening. >>> still to come, a return to st. andrews. we'll hear from tiger woods as he gets ready to compete today in the british open. i'm on a mission to talk to people about getting screened for colon cancer, and hear their

there are thunderstorms working their way up through -- in fact, san bernardino county had an isolated thunderstorm move through. classic monsoon, those are what development and move through every once in a while they might threaten to come this far west. it happens rarely. watching futurecast, it's not going to happen with this one either. in the seven-day, our cooldown, share, mid 80s the next few days, low 80s by friday. san francisco and oakland don't le lot. the microclimates show the improvement here, from right around 90 today and stay in the mid 80s for later this week going into the weekend. we are staying in the mid to upper 80s for daytime highs over here as we go into the weekend. that's our hardest part of all of our microclimates. those temperatures are two to three degrees below average, not bad considering what's happening elsewhere. sarah, back over to you. >> thank you so much, darren. this is not your average basketball court. this is a really interesting setup. the gonzaga and michigan state men's teams will face off on top of an aircraft carrier. it will be the fir

i know the parent clinic in san bernardino said they had seen an uptick one week after roe v wade over turned of 900% of people seeking services. >> it is important to note that many anti abortion groups including california, family council oppose that requirement. in a statement, council said, quote you don't have to be pro life to realize this is bad for college campuses and students. if you want to see that report, watch it on apple tv or download the bay area app if you haven't already. find it under the must see play list. >>> july is almost history. hard to believe. google is giving us an early look at this month's hottest bay area topics. this is before he ate up the competition at the eating contest july 4th. people wanted to know the record heat gobbled up yet again. what the hot dogs are made from. >> they were turned into a park which was amazing. i got to go see it. that opened in july. >> people are still awaiting the powerful stench to hit the air soon from the general direction. that's where a corpse flower has not yet bloomed. experts are certain it's going to happen an

i know that a plan parent clinic visited in san bernardino said they'd seen an uptick one week after roe v. wade have been overturned of 900% of people seeking services. >> it is important to note many antiabortion groups including california family council oppose the requirement picking a statement the council side, quote, you don't have to be pro- life to recognize sb 24 is bad for colleges and dangerous for students. if you want to see the full interview, watch it on roku, amazon fire come apple tv. download the nbc bay area streaming app. you can find it under the must- see playlist. >>> helping you make it in the bay. next on today in the bay, the newly approved housing plan one city just approved. >>> and happening now, mendocino county authorities are hoping to reconnect a concerned mother with her until he challenged daughter who they say was seen this week in san francisco. surveillance images so 27 he wrote cassandra mckee inside a store on wednesday. mother said she struggles with schizophrenia and has been homeless at times after leaving her ukiah home in early june. she

the ceo of feeding america's san bernardino branch which supplies most of this food knows that high prices to affect donors' ability to give over the next year. so the organization has moved up the start of its gleaning project. >> today we are picking beets, onions, carrots. >> and there's some babies. >> it does provide a relief for our organization and for recipients that do depend on just receiving acces produce. >> reporter: duran has to stay close to riverside because of fuel jobs. she's applying for jobs that don't require a long commute and that would allow her to look after her 82-year-old mother at home. >> i still have to be strong enough for my mom, my girls and the person that i take care of. >> that story. taking a live look at the white house now where president joe biden has emerged from five days of isolation after testing negative for covid. biden confirmed he is back in the oval office and thanked his doctor and medical team for his care. this comes after a five-day ridge regimen of paxlovid. he said americans will need to get a vaccine. >> get vaccinated if you haven't

smith & wesson whose weapons were used in highland park, and san bernardino earn in order than $695 million. the committee found manufacturers used manipulating marketing practices targeting ads about masculinity and mimicking first person shooter games. some on the panel defended the industry. >> we're going blame the manufacturers of forks and spoons for obesity. i guess you're going to subpoena some of them as well. >> reporter: what's upsetting to javier cazares is not getting more answers. >> just to our faces, not just ours. every victim that's ever been shot or killed. >> reporter: the committee announced it intends to subpoena smith & wesson after an executive was invited to testify today but didn't show. the company has not responded to our request for comment. norah? norah? >> there is nothing glamorous about migraines. since i was a teenager the pain has taken me away from my family and friends. but i finally found relief with nurtec odt it's the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent my next attack. treat and prevent all in one. don't take i

that's in san bernardino county causing quite a headache for some lines were intended to be slightlyrevent drag racing and speeding. but the painters apparently didn't deliver as promised and said they made these. we're looking exact lines in the road. residents say some drivers are completely ignoring lines altogether and others are actually following them going along a little dizzying bit of a ride. it's all expected to be repainted properly in the car has that and that person staying right inside the pretty fun repaint the lines in the >> well, a newly designed space craft is apparently promising to make space travel less frightening. the company space perspective has finalized its design for the spaceship neptune. it is a sleek space capsule and lounge that will take passengers 20 miles above earth's surface in a balloon. passengers will get a 360 degree view of the earth and space while riding in a reclining seats with access to a full bar. it is being sold as a once in a lifetime experience. but it does come at a steep price. every ticket costs $125,000. >> call it a space loun

they were able to make those arrests with the help of the chp in dublin and police in barstow in san bernardinoounty. also new tonight. a man from oakland is facing federal charges in connection with selling fentanyl and meth in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. san francisco. excuse me, 26 year old alex maria was in federal court today. the justice department says he sold drugs to undercover officers at eighth and market back in april and then again at the civic center bart station earlier this month when maria was arrested. officers say they found more than three ounces of a substance. containing method more than an ounce of cocaine. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. the state assembly passed a bill today to set up a pilot project of supervised drug use sites. this measure was offered by san francisco state senator scott wiener. it would allow supervised sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles as part of a five year overdose prevention project. san francisco saw a record 711 overdoses in the year. 2020 and officials expect this year that number will be even highe

smith & wesson, whose weapons were used in shootings in highland park, parkland, and san bernardino,d more than $695 million. the committee also found the manufacturers used manipulative marketing practices, targeting young men with ads about masculinity and mimicking first- masculinity, and mim person shooter video games. some republicans on the panel defended the industry. >> we're going to blame the manufacturers of forks and spoons for obesity. i guess you're going to subpoena some of them as well. >> reporter: what's upsetting t javier cazares is not getting more answers. >> the slap to our faces. you know, not just ours-- i mean, every victim that's ever been shot or killed. >> reporter: the committee announced it intends to subpoena smith & wesson after an executive was invited to testify today but didn't show. the company has not responded to our request for comment. norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion, thank you. scorching heat and dry conditions are fueling wildfires in nearly a dozen states from montana to florida. in texas, extreme dry conditions have sparked multiple fir

first to acknowledge that we have miles to go after the scale of tragedy we've seen in sandia, san bernardinorkland, orlando, las vegas, buffalo, on and on and so many other towns that have been under siege away from the data headlines. can you open up by putting his s legislation and perspective for us, what's in the heart of the bill and how will it make our nation safer? >> once again my thanks to cap for putting a a spotlight on s piece of legislation and for your years of advocacy to make sure that this nation did not permanently turn its back on this increasing problem in this nation caused by this epidemic of gun violence. i think the most important perspective here, , patrick, is the 30 your perspective. congress has been watching this epidemic of suicide, homicide, and mass violence over the course of three decades. and has done nothing about it, despite the fact that there was a clear mandate from the american public to take definitive steps to address the epidemic of gun violence. a lot of reasons for that but primarily it was a power imbalance. the gun lobby, they had a lot of pow

in the last six months we made critical investments in los angeles and san bernardino county in californiak for property in florida and elsewhere. our mission is to eradicate homelessness. we'll build what we call comfort homes. 500 square foot homes where they can live with dignity and respect. and make sure they have the best services with regard to their healthcare, drug abuse, alcoholism, job training, job placement. it's note enough to house someone who is on the streets. that's what we are going to do. we are going to do it as well as we have done our other missions. and it's only due to the generosity of the american people who donate $11 a month. christina: what are some of the main challenges they are facing? >> the main challenge is providing a roof over their head. to live in dignity, respect and comfort. when they serve overseas they have a great credo they live by, leave no one behind. but when they come home, it's every man and woman for themselves. that's unacceptable. for the folks critically homeless on our streets, make sure they have shelter and marry that up with servic

first to acknowledge that we have miles to go after the scale of tragedy we've seen in sandia, san bernardino, parkland, orlando, las vegas, buffalo, on and on and so many other towns that have been under siege away from the data headlines. can you open up by putting his s legislation and perspective for us, what's in the heart of the bill and how will it make our nation safer? >> once again my thanks to cap for putting a a spotlight on s piece of legislation and for your years of advocacy to make sure that this nation did not permanently turn its back on this increasing problem in this nation caused by this epidemic of gun violence. i think the most important perspective here, , patrick, is the 30 your perspective. congress has been watching this epidemic of suicide, homicide, and mass violence over the course of three decades. and has done nothing about it, despite the fact that there was a clear mandate from the american public to take definitive steps to address the epidemic of gun violence. a lot of reasons for that but primarily it was a power imbalance. the gun lobby, they had a lot of

we have lost family in san bernardino in that terror attack that devoted the lives to get regulations on these kind of weapons. that is the big picture. but the availability of weapons. looking at the fact that -- [ inaudible ] 10,000 homicides. 12,000 -- we have seen an increase in the last decade from 12,000 to over 20,000. we have to make sure that we keep the eye on the big picture. that being said, with these -- what do people do? when there is an opportunity. when that red flag can be pulled. who are the ones most likely to see? people who are family members or acquaintances and people online and also when there's a contact with law enforcement. and i think we have to have protocols and more general ones for the public saying if somebody is about weapons procurement, glorification of violence -- [ inaudible ] when that red flag comes -- [ inaudible ] these people who are nigh listic. set of grievances that make them act violently. [ inaudible ] >> thank you both very much. >>> this tragedy underscores a grim reality for children in this country. many are extremely prepared for w

it happened in san bernardino, it happened in las vegas, it's happened in shardon, ohio, i can lift off a number of places i was sent when i was still doing this for a living to talk to people in those towns about how they feel, about the fact that it happened in their town, and then of course we would move on and i would come back home and see my family, hug my kids, and head off to another story. it has now happened in this town and it is devastating. and we should be angry. the people in this town are angry. i think you could hear them doing the press conferences today about people starting to clap when they talk about gun control here. this is a gun control state. this is a town that has strict regulations. but the bottom line is, when people are talking about red flag laws, i think a lot of people who live in this town want to know why there isn't a red flag that goes up anytime somebody goes into a gun shop and asks whether or not they can buy one of those things. >> that is exactly where i want to go with you, clint, if we talk about with flags, if we look at this young man's imp

i know that a planned parenthood clinic that i visited in san bernardino said that they have seen an roe versus wade was overturned, 900% of people seeking services. >> it is important to note, antiabortion groups and the family council oppose the requirement, you don't have to be pro-life in order to recognize that it is better for college isn't dangerous for students. if you want to see the full interview, you can watch it on amazon fire tv, apple tv, or download our nbc bay area streaming app you can find it under the must-see playlist. >>> happening today, bay area speaker nancy pelosi travels to asia amidst uncertainty about what will be the most politically charged part sources tell nbc that her trip include stops in japan, south korea, malaysia and singapore, however she is believed to be considering visiting taiwan. the plan has prompted china to warn of a forceful response i, because they considered i want to be under chinese rule. president biden had even spoke to the chinese president about the possibility and biden believes that visiting taiwan is not a good idea right no

officer who was not so lucky, who had been shot numerous times, an incredibly heroic deputy from san bernardinoff's department and i sat with him. i watched him, his incredible bravery full of bullet wounds from another criminal, who never should have been out on the street, who pumped three or four bullets into him while standing over him for absolutely no reason whatsoever. this is happening across america. and, in my role as the founder of the wounded blue, i deal with these men and women who are being injured in the line of duty every single day and the state legislatures in washington, in oregon, in new york, and in california, are responsible for this, for this horrendous, horrendous crime issue. >> shannon: yeah and i want to play something from a retired nypd officer bill stanton. here's what he said about the current situation. >> how. i feel like we're in a bad mad max movie. >> shannon: our receipt fox news poll on whether you were extremely or very concerned, 85% said they are. congressman, what do you tell your constituents about law enforcement in this country? >> well, i tell the

first up internet crime crisis roundup, while police change taking place late tuesday night in san bernardinonty, california, certainly lighting up the street because stolen truck equipped with a trailer tracking what appeared to be a road construction site, causing sparks to fly. the suspect attempted to flee on foot before being caught and arrested. there were fortunately no injuries. this police chase in riverside, california, of a stolen delivery van coming from a home invasion. the suspect escaping in the van from the scene of two alleged home break-ins at a below par. the suspect smashing into multiple vehicles while attempting to get away in the stolen van before fleeing across four lanes of traffic where he was then apprehended. police in glendale, california, looking for the suspect in a jewelry store smash and grab. and put the hammer out of a backpack, destroying the glass display, before escaping with several trains of jewelry. police believe a woman who entered before him helped him scout the store. two teen girls accused of an entire white attack on a new york city woman have be

that ticket is worth $2.9 million sold in san bernardino county in the town of baker. more than $1 million tickets in california matched one or more numbers and could be worth anywhere from two dollars to $12,000. even though you do not win the big jackpot, you may have one something so double check your ticket. the winning numbers are 29, 63, 66, 7 and 60 with a megaball of 15 . i had three tickets and i got one number. that's how bad i am at this that the current mega millions jackpots is the fourth largest in u.s. history. you can see on your screen there was a $1.6 billion powerball in january 2016. a $1.5 billion mega million in october 2018 and $1.05 billion mega millions in january of last year. friday's jackpot is $1.025 billion and is expected to grow and it could become the third largest in u.s. history. by the way if you were to take the cash lumps on it would be just over $600 million minus taxes and here's a number you will enjoy. your odds of winning are 1 and 302.6 million. two dollars per ticket. maybe you want to buy a cup of coffee instead. >> you sai

i know that a planned parenthood clinic i visited in san bernardino recently said they had seen an uptickeek after roe v. wade had been overturned of 900% of people seeking services. >> and it is important to note many antiabortion groups including california family council oppose the requirement. in a statement the council said you don't have to be pro-life to recognize is b-24 is becker college is and dangerous for students. if you want to see the full interview, you can watch it on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, a download the trenton streaming app and you can find it under the must-see playlist. >>> and this weekend, nfts will no longer and no doubt be music to the ears of people attending one event in the east bay. starting tomorrow the first ever and if t oakland takes place outside oablock party to highlight the intersection between lock chain and culture. there will also be live music, arts, free food, and nfts. the party will continue sunday on broadway. registration is free. all you need to do is rsvp. >>> trending this morning, bieniemy to share because today is national chicken

so here's a question from my colleagues at the san bernardino zoo, "is it true that koalas can catchamydia?" sadly, yepperdoodle. [ laughter ] in some parts of australia, 90% of the koala population has chlamydia. it's been a long time since they've had a "g'day" in their furry little vaj-emites. [ laughter ] so why is this venereal disease so prevalent among koalas? it's because koalas have two thumbs on each hand. and as a result, it's nearly impossible for them to put on a condom. [ laughter ] koalas might look cute, but in reality they're thirsty little bitches who raw dog each other in eucalyptus trees. [ laughter ] trust me i'm dr. sean! [ cheers and applause ] and one more thing, it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> today is the day to celebrate dad and the best present you can possibly give him, probably just [ bleep ]ing [ bleep ] together. >> i went to my 45th high school reunion last friday, i [ bleep ]ed a lot of friends that i went to school with. >>

it was sold in the town of baker in san bernardino county.being made this morning by cal fire and supporting crews working on the oak fire in mariposa county. the fire is now 26% contained more than double yesterday's numbers. at this time, the fires burned through nearly 29 square miles, an area bigger than the city of richmond. the number of buildings destroyed has been cut back now to 41. the crew still say some homes burned. officials say fighting this fire is difficult because of its location. in some places. the train is so steep that the guys are climbing hose lines in order to get to the next year and then in other cases, they can't even do that. so in those places, we just can't reach it. we're using dozer lines to try and put in some trails so the guys could hike and then we're hitting it as much as we can with aircraft. air quality in and around yosemite and east of the sierra foothills has deteriorated since the oak fire started last friday with video that shows the thick smoke seen from one of yosemite's cameras. it's also drifti

a ticket sold in san bernardino county in southern california. of the 6 numbers when a 2.9 million that person has yet to come forward. the next and a shot at a billion dollars is on friday night after more than 60 years. sprite is going green by ditching the classic green bottles. coca-cola says it's. >> changing the packaging to become more environmentally responsible. those green containers have a chemical additives. it can't be recycled. the new clear bottles will go into production starting august. 1st. >> in sports, forty-niners at their first training camp practice. kate rooney will break down the day for the pulse annual jimmy garoppolo. plus a story about working out >> an alarming new report says more than 900,000 californians do not have access to clean drinking water. those are the findings of a blistering state audit. the report says 920,000 people get unsafe drinking water from water systems that do not meet state standards. the audit found more than 400 water systems are in danger of becoming on, say more than 65% of the failing wa

the ceo of feeding america's riverside san diego san bernardino branch knows that high prices affect people's ability to give. and so to pick produce from a local farm and from neighbors bac backyards. >> and it does provide relief for our organization and for recipients that do depend on just receiving access to produce. >> reporter: and shoppers are also finding new ways to get deals in the grocery store. riverside resident lilly yu is a brand ambassador for flash food an app that lists items nearing their sell-by date. she showed us how much she saves. >> man ggos, apple, and all of this fruit was a $5. and it helps reduce food waste. so able to help with the climate which is wonderful. >> reporter: and for now she has to drive an hour where the flash flood is available. but the ceo is trying to reach more parts of california. while yu is happy to drive her hybrid car, duran has to stay close to riverside because of fuel costs. she is applying for jobs that don't require a long commute and that would allow her to still look after her 82-year-old mother at home. >> i still have to

the 144 mile corridor would include stops in l a orange, san bernardino and riverside counties. the trip will take about 3 hours and the estimated cost not cheap to build this thing. it's 1 billion dollars but a good transportation option for, you know, music festival fans and that'll do it for us here at kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. hail will be any plans to head to coachella this coming year. hey, stephanie, i've actually never been, but i really do like the plan for a train. it just makes transportation easier for you have to let me know if you end up a hapa not hopping on board and maybe even come with a let you know. yeah. haha. >> thanks, stephanie will coming up on today's show, we're chatting with young actress jordan here at about her hardwood career. >> and how she's helping give back with a non-profit joins joy. then we're learning more about the july festival and how taste this classic african dish this weekend. >> plus, the movie that's breaking the barriers of gender in world. hear from the cast about what it's

that ticket is worth $2.9 million sold in san bernardino county and that small town of baker. more than 1 million tickets in california either matched one or some of the numbers and could be worth anywhere from two dollars to $12,000. even though you did not win the $830 million jackpot, you may have wanted something so you might want to double check your ticket. the winning numbers are 29, 63, 66, 7 and 60 with a megaball of 15. the current mega millions jackpot is the fourth largest in u.s. history. you can see on your screen there was a $1.6 billion powerball in january of 2016. a $1.5 billion mega millions in october 2018 and $81.05 billion mega millions in january of last year. friday's jack pot is $1.025 billion and is expected to grow and could become the third largest in u.s. history and if you were to win that you would be able to take the cash out option of just over $600 million minus taxes which will be anywhere from 30% to 40%. the odds of you winning are 1 and 302.6 million. the odds aren't so good. i'm going to save the money and buy a candy bar and stuff pick >

in an unrelated case, san bernardino police served a search warrant in the car belonging to a man namedthey were looking for drugs but they found something else under the spare tire in miguel quiroz's truck. it was a photo of garrett warren with a circle drawn on it, and his home address with very few people knew. so detectives showed guard a six pack of a photo lineup which included a photo of miguel quiroz. >> i'm looking at the pictures and i said by all means that the guy recognize. >> that's the guy who shot you? >> yes. >> no doubt in your mind? >> no doubt in my mind. >> in 2003, detectives arrested miguel quiroz for attempted murder. he was neither a gang member nor hired gun. instead, he owned a pizza parlor. sheriff's detective mark again. >> he was this middle class, guy that everyone loved. >> and yet he was the shooter. >> yes. >> other than gareth's idea of miguel quiroz, there was nothing to suggest that the ever met. >> they've never done a business deal before? >> no. >> quiroz ever connected to the gym? >> no. >> any chance that he was driving a car near gary that nigh

the ceo of feeding america's riversides san bernardino branch, which supplies most of this food, knowses may affect donors' ability to give over the next year. so the organization has moved up the start of its project -- >> today we are picking beans, onions -- >> reporter: to pick produce from a local urban farm and from neighbors' back yards. >> there's some babies. >> gleaning does provide a relief for our organization and for recipients that do depend on just receiving access to produce. >> reporter: shoppers are also finding new ways to get deals in the grocery store. riverside resident lily yu is a brand ambassador for flash food, an app that lists discounted grocery items nearing their sell-by date. >> hummus. >> reporter: with a sign language interpreter, she showed how much she saves. >> mangos, an apple, and all of this fruit was $5. >> it helps reduce food waste. i'm able to help like with the climate which is wonderful, as well as save money. >> reporter: for now, yu has to drive an hour to certain supermarkets where flash food is available. but the ceo says they're aggress

the men hit stores across san bernardino, riverside and orange counties during a five-hour span, 3 peoplee fatally shot and 3 others were wounded. well, the murder trial of kristin smart began today in monterey county, her 1996 disappearance rocked college campuses up and down the state. >> smart's cold case murder investigation was revived following a podcast that shed new light on her disappearance. 45 year-old paul flores has been considered a suspect in her killing. the prosecutors only arrested flores and his father in 2021. after the investigation was revived, the case was moved to monterey county superior court in salinas after a judge ruled that suspects could not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. we're going bring you the latest developments right here on the air and online at kron 4 dot com. i whether time now as we get a live peek outside on this. >> monday night, a beautiful view over san francisco. was a scorcher this weekend and we're turning to meteorologist lawrence karnow now to let us know if it's going continue that way. lawrence, good news is temperatures cooling do

and the search is on in san bernardino county for a hit and run driver. investigators say the driver slammed into an atv killing a little boy and leaving his best friend on life support this happening over the weekend in apple valley. reporter shelby nelson spoke with family members. >> it was full life and always had a smile on his face. >> he cared deeply for the people around him. my daughter martinez, an 11 year-old christina bird, also known as tina were inseparable up until their very last moments together. >> the 2 close family friends bonded by traditions like this past 4th of july weekend when their families headed to the high desert for some off-roading. but before they could even celebrate tragedy when jacob in tina writing on the same atv were struck by a hit and run driver. we're just trying to be with our families. it was right in front of our campsite. we had we did. we had no control but was going to happen. it was an accident. the crash happening saturday night at around 09:00pm on started wells road in apple valley. >> the family sharing

able to excuse me make those arrests with the help of the chp in dublin and police in barstow in san bernardinocounty. also new tonight. a man from oakland is facing federal charges in connection with selling fentanyl and meth and san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. 26 year old alex mario was in federal court today. the justice department says that he sold drugs to undercover officers at eighth and market in april and then again at the civic center bart station earlier this month. when maria was arrested, officers say they found more than three ounces of a substance containing meth and more than an ounce of cocaine. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. the state assembly passed a bill today to set up a pilot project of supervised drug use sites. the measure was authored by san francisco state senator scott wider. it would allow supervised sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles as part of a five year overdose prevention project. san francisco saw a record 711 overdoses in 2020. officials expect this year will be even higher. critics argue the sites encourage illegal dru

in san bernardino county.ss reported this morning by cal fire against the oak fire burning near yosemite national park. the latest report has that fire 26% contained. that's more than double yesterday's numbers at this time, it has burned nearly 29 square miles. the number of buildings destroyed has been cut back to 41, but that number still includes homes. officers say the fire is especially difficult to fight because of where it's burning. in some places. the train is so steep that the guys are climbing hose lines in order to get to the next year and then another cases . they can't even do that. so in those places, we just can't reach it, reusing dozer lines to try and put in some trails, so the guys can hike and then we're hitting it as much as we can with aircraft. now, under those conditions, the air quality in and around yosemite and east of the sierra foothills has deteriorated since that oak fire started last friday. want to show you some video of the thick smoke? this is seen from one of yosemite's ca

the ceo of feeding america's riverside san bernardino branch knows that high prices may affect donorsity to give over the next year. so the organization has moved up the start of its gleaning project. >> we are picking beats, onions, carrots. >> reporter: to pick produce from a local farm and neighbors backyards. >> it does provide relief for our organization and recipients that do depend on receiving access to produce. >> reporter: shoppers are also finding new ways to get deals in the grocery store. riverside resident lilly is a brand ambassador for flash food, an app that lists discounted grocery items nearing their sell by date. >> hummus. >> reporter: with a sang language interpreter she showed us how much she saves. >> mangos, an apple, and all of this fruit was $5. it also helps reduce food waste so i'm able to help with the climate which is wonderful as well as save money. >> reporter: for now she has to drive an hour to certain supermarkets where flash food is available but the ceo says they're aggressively trying to reach more parts of california. while she is happy to drive

at last night's drawing that ticket worth $2.9 million was sold in the town of baker down in san bernardinoa clean bill of health and his thinking therapeutics and vaccines. i'm jonathan, syrian atlanta, i'll have details coming up. and here's a look at the primetime lineup tonight on ktvu at eight. it's master chef followed by so you think you can dance at nine and be sure to join us for the 10 and 1 the gating. the actions of former president trump as a criminal probe into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. that's, according to a report from the washington post. the paper says the doj is looking into meetings mr trump had in december 2020 in january, 2021 to see if he broke the law following the 2020 election. the doj is also reportedly investigating what he told lawyers and advisers to do about so called fake electors and sending electors back to the states. the grand jury investigation is separate from the select house committee investigating the attack on the u. s. capitol. meanwhile president biden returned to work in the oval office after testing negative today for the corona