they don't want them in san francisco or santa barbara so you dump them in san bernardino and peoplehave to deal with it. is he going to run from a lot of these stories and scandals and stories that will bubble up to the surface. should he which you you know i believe is he going to run for president in 2024. makes people like governor abbott and governor desantis very excited to see because it's just another comparison between gavin newsom's california and every other great red state that people from california are fleefleeing en masse for good rn to believe. >> todd: i worked there four years first tv job you literally had people dumped from l.a., san francisco, it ruined an entire city. a liberal podcaster had this prediction about donald j. trump. >> i think president trump is not going to run for president. >> what? >> under the auspices of a plea deal. the doj or whoever it is going to realize america's nightmare needs end. it's bad for the international stage bad for overseas. >> where is that coming from? no one says that stuff. >> todd: tomi, what do you make of that theory?

se mantiene para los Ángeles san bernardino y un panorama esatable. ablando de temperaturas un estudio de salud pública en china indican que varios factores pueden duplicar riesgo de infarto y el calor y contaminación es principal causa. el calor extremo y altos niveles estaban presente en más de dos mil muertes por infarto analizado siendo el de las mujeres el más alto >> puede hacer que la piel de una persna luzca más joven. mujeres que tomaron dos vasos de vino sin alcohol tenían más retención de agua. >> elaborado y para llegar a esta conclusión pidieron a siete mujeres participar de sta investigación >> otro estudio reveló que los bebés empiezan a desarrollar alergias en los cuatro meses. es ermatitis atópica con ronchas y picazón en la piel. a los 26 meses provocan rea> un grupo por meta y amazon ayuda a construir mapas para la rivalidad con los productos que tiene google y apple >> i incluye 59.000.000 de punt de interés donde e

california hay lugares donde se está presentando este carro por lo menos hasta el día sábado en san bernardinolidad, sábado y domingo para concord 90.93 grados amigos, en san rafael en los 81. extraordinario fin de semana. más detalles esta tarde a las cinco. regresamos >>> san francisco en la 67 grados, gracias guillermo. pasamos a la información, la fda ordenó a la compañía en pantalla retira la famosa sopa de brócoli en pantalla que se comercializa bajo la marca de ese supermercado, según el informe, la orden fue emitida para siete estados incluyendo california y se debe a que encontraron insectos congelados en las flores del brócoli, el anuncio ocurre dos semanas después que otros dos artículos de la misma cadena de tiendas fueron retirados incluyendo sus galletas de chocolate y almendras porque podrían contener trazas de plomo >>> y la compañía en pantalla está probando un chat bot basado en inteligencia artificial para mejorar los pedidos y ayudar a los clientes encontrar las opciones de comida que mejor se adapten a ellos. la empresa confirmó a bloomberg que el chat se está probando con

california con temperaturas intensas en los tres hitos para los condones de los Ángeles, ventura y san bernardino: otras partes del paÍs continÚan experimentando temperaturas elevadas. en phoenix se espera llegar hasta los 115 grados. el calor es la humedad en texas siguen causando estragos, hospitalizaciones y muertes. a pesar del calor jesÚs lÓpez pasa mÁs de 10 horas asando pollos. las altas temperaturas podrÍan ser peligrosas especialmente para los menores, personas de la tercera edad, desamparados y poblaciÓn vulnerable pero cuÁles son los sÍntomas de vuelta de calor. >> comienzan muchas veces con dolor de cabeza, problemas para hablar o pensar y tambiÉn problemas con la piel. reportera: las condiciones cÁlidas y secas junto a este tiempo crean el ambiente perfecta prensa despuÉs de tales por lo que la amenaza de incendios es elevada en este primer semana, segÚn el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional. felix: tambiÉn en mÉxico gran parte del paÍs sufren una cuarta ola de calor, las altas temperaturas provoca la muerte de un centenar de personas en lo que va del aÑo. jorge no dice las alternativas

telÉfono con temperaturas intensas en los tres dÍgitos para los condados de los Ángeles, ventura y san bernardinodimentopara realizar esta ardua tarea durante horas. >> tengo jornadas de siete a cuatro, me dan una hora de descanso, y otra media hora cuando calienta el sol y otra media hora mÁs de descanso para que se hidratan los muchachos. reportera: continÚan experimentando temperaturas elevadas. en phoenix, 115. el calor y la humedad en texas siguen causando estragos, hospitalizaciones y muertes. >> no tenemos otra que trabajar, a eso vinimos a este paÍs. reportera: a pesar del calor, jesÚs lÓpez pasa mÁs de 10 horas asando pollos y costillas. >> si se siente un poco mÁs lo caliente de la lumbre, la temperatura sube mÁs. reportera: las altas temperaturas podrÍan ser peligrosas, especialmente para los menores, personas de la tercera edad, desamparados y poblaciÓn vulnerable. pero cuÁles son los sÍntomas de un golpe de calor? >> comienza muchas veces con dolor de cabeza, problemas para hablar o pensar, y tambiÉn tenemos problemas con la piel, enrojecimiento. reportera: las condiciones con este v

en san bernardino 42 bomberos renunciaron de mayo para ir a otras agencias estatales o municipales dijoersonal de mayor rango están dejando sus puestos. >> (habla en inglés). >> este representante del sindicato de bomberos indica que los nuevos bomberos reciben alrededor de $16 la hora. según la federación a final de los enviados federales entre 30 a 50% de los aproximadamente 11,000 bomberos del servicio forestal de estados unidos podrían renunciar sin una solución a largo plazo para los salarios persistentemente bajos y escasos beneficios. una es posible escasez de personal que ya preocupa. >> (habla en inglés). >> necesitamos que les parece y se mantengan en sus trabajos, una lucha que apoyan congresistas incluyendo el congresista alex padilla que dijo que los bomberos forestales merecen todo nuestro apoyo porque arriesgan heroicamente sus vidas en la primera línea para proteger a nuestras comunidades. padilla es autor de una medida que busca hacer permanente el aumento temporal de salarios bajo el proyecto de ley de infraestructura que expira en septiembre. erika flores, noticias te

parents in chino valley, san bernardino county will now be notified if their child identifies as transgender. the school board overwhelmingly. >> pass this policy in a 4 to one vote last night. so going forward, all staff members must help parents within 3 days. if their child wants to be called by a different name, use the pronoun or use the bathroom that does not match their assigned gender at birth. hundreds of supporters and critics attended last night's vote which lasted about 4 hours. state superintendent tony thurmond encourage the board not to pass this proposal. he was escorted out of the meeting after going over his one minute of speaking time. i was shocked. >> that the board president started to dress me down as a public speaker who stay within the one-minute limit. and so because she was doing that, i returned to the to the podium. if you want engage in a discussion in a debate. >> more than happy to do that. >> he says he plans to challenge the legality of this vote at both the state and federal level. >> he left his heart in san francisco and the city loved him in return after

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it happened as it was taking off from an airport in the city of upland in san bernardino county.it crashed into the hangar and burst into flames, and all three people inside the plane died. it is unclear where the plane was headed to or who was on board. new details on this shocking scene where a small plane goes down in the ocean right in front of crowds of people. this is a new video showing the aircraft trying to make an emergency landing at new hampshire beach. we learned that the plane was carrying an advertising banner before it went down and it flipped over after hitting the water. you can see people rushing into help until lifeguards try to keep everyone away. >> as soon as it was in the water, our guards jumped into action and got to the pilot and brought him to shore. luckily for us, there is no oil or gas or liquids from the plane leaking. so, the quicker that we can get it out, the better for everybody. dion: what a wild scene. the pilot was the only person on board and was not seriously injured. police say that he blamed the crash on engine problems. it's not quite 1

it happened as the plan -- plane was taking off in upland in san bernardino.the faa says that it crashed into the hangar and burst into flames, all three people inside were killed. it is unclear where the plane was headed and who was on board. new d -- new details on this shocking scene, a small plane going down in front of crowds of people at the beach. it was carrying an advertising banner before it came down at a new hampshire beach. it flipped over after hitting the water. people rushed into help as you can see until lifeguards try to keep everyone away. >> azlan -- soon as it landed in the water we jumped right into action. we prompted sure. -- brought him to shore. there was no oil and no gas. nothing was leaking. the better for in that way. dion:dion:dion: the pilot wasn't -- seriously injured, he blamed the crash on engine problems. it's not quite 101 dalmatians, but it is just as cute. the company with a famous mouse has gone to the dogs. the story behind this effort to promote canine companionship. and, as we take a look outside, a breezy and bright

that's located in the san bernardino mountains earlier this year. the ventura county fire department did a similar mission near the reagan presidential library in simi valley. and best dressed for last. a california teenager pulled out all the stops for prom, creating her own dress made entirely out of duct tape. call the taurus dedicated 120 hours and 14 rolls of duct tape to construct this one of a kind dress, a true talent. she is now a finalist in the duck brand's annual stuck at prom contest. she will literally be stuck up from the contest challenges students to prefer to transform duct tape into lavish prom dresses or tuxedos. the winner of the competition will get 10,000 bucks in scholarships and we wish carla the best of i think she is a pretty good chance of winning. and that'll do it for us here. kron 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. lets send things over to jessica wills in for olivia horton at live in the bay. hey, 70. i was a pretty elaborate trask. that was so cool. absolutely. was super impressive.

jueves hasta el próximo domingo con temperaturas a los ciento diez grados que va hasta lo que san bernardinoueva alcaldesa todo debido a los conciertos de la famosa taylor swift que va a llegar >>>según el new york tenemos más sobre el impacto económico y la proclamación para cambiar temporalmente el nombre de la ciudad de santa clara por el de (nombre extranjero) >>>es un mega tu rompiendo récord por todo el país, y ahora le toca santa clara. en honor a la estrecha y el turismo que traerá, el concilio el martes nombra taylor swift la alcaldesa temporal de santa clara y la ciudad se va a llamar (nombre extranjero) durante esta semana del concierto de veintiocho y veintinueve de julio, los fanáticos, encantados. especialmente aquellos que alcanzaron boletos pues la gira vendió todos los boletos y los hoteles cerca del estadio, ya están agotados >>>el dueño del hotel (nombre extranjero) en santa clara dice que para noviembre o diciembre de dos mil veintidós, ya todos los cuartos estaban reservados para dicho fin de semana. también probando el caos restaurantes >>>(nombre extranjero) dice que t

that's in san bernardino county. >> this happened around 6.30, this morning. the faa says the aircraft crashed during departure at cable airport. officials say the plane crashed into a hangar, burst into flames in killed of 3 people. 3 people inside both the faa and the national transportation safety board are investigating tonight. a former business associate of hunter biden is expected to testify before congress about any potential role the president had in hunter's business dealings. the president's son has pleaded guilty to federal tax crimes in which he failed to pay around 1.1 million dollars in federal taxes before the legal deadlines. late last week, a judge halted a potential plea deal for hunter and ordered him to return to court next month to settle the plea deal. coming up, taylor swift's bay area concerts may have wrapped up, but the economic impact that they brought to the bay area has made a lasting impact. >> we'll take a look next. swift not only brought excitement for the fans, but a nice boost to the local economy. >> the valley transportati

three people were killed in san bernardino, california, when a plane crashed into an airport hangar. police say the single-engine beechcraft was taking off at the time. no word on what caused the plane to lose control and crash, though. >>> and in new hampshire, just take a look at the moment this small plane slammed down into the water off hampton beach. lifeguard sprang into action and were able to pull the pilot out. amazingly, he was not hurt. >>> and officials are scrambling this morning to try and help rescue a new hampshire nurse and her child who were kidnapped while working in haiti. alix dorsainvil and her daughter were abducted last thursday near port-au-prince, according to the nonprofit group she worked for. the u.s. state department issued a do-not-travel verizon in haiti and ordered nonemergency personnel to leave. it says it is aware of reports of the kidnapping two of u.s. citizens in haiti, and it is in contact with haitian authorities. >>> in pakistan, dozens are dead after a suicide bombing during a political rally. you're looking at the moment the blasts went off

just one ticket sold in san bernardino county matched 5 out of the 5 numbers for a prize worth aboutis tuesday at 08:00pm. coming up on the bay on. >> kron 4 weekend morning news. >> bay area postal workers be targeted by robbers. what's being done to prevent more from happening. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues and much of the bay area is under a heat advisory with triple digit temperatures expected in the east bay expected in the east bay today. abuelita, my father, my whole family, and grand canyon university made me the man i am today. hi tía. hola, mijo. i think i'm going to do grand canyon university's online program and get my master's degree. trata de llevar a tu familia en el corazón y lograrás lo que tu quieres. estoy muy orgullosa de ti. i, uh, have an announcement to make, so... i'm going to get my master's degree online at grand canyon university. find your purpose at gcu. morning news bay area. postal workers are being targeted. what's being done to prevent more incidents? and another hot day in the bay area with temperatures nearing triple digits in part

statewide reaction is pouring in after the chino valley unified school district board in san bernardino county overwhelmingly approved a policy requiring school employees to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender. that school kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one on one with california superintendent tony thurmond after he says he was kicked out of a contentious meeting. >> passions running high thursday evening at the chino valley unified school district board meeting in bernardino county at the center of it all, a policy requiring school employees, including teachers and counselors to notify parents know more than 72 hours after learning their child, quote, identifies as a gender other than the students, biological or denver listed on their birth certificate. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond attended the meeting after he says students invited him. he spoke against the policy that he argues may put our students at risk after his one minute of a lot of time wrapped up board. president sonia shah addressed him. tony thurmond. >

tracked down separately by california fish and wildlife after their mom was found dead in the san bernardino national forest. the humane society says the brothers are happy to be reunited, and there they are. they started talking to each other almost immediately. they will be raised with very little human interaction so they can eventually be released back into the wild. >>> rows and rows of rvs are lined up here at a san fernando valley neighborhood. it looks more like a parking lot, but it is actually somebody's yard and neighbors are determined to do something about it. they started a petition and contacted the city attorney, who has cited the property owner on two counts, first for failing to keep the area free of garbage and debris, and also for having unlawful structures on the property. >> during the nighttime after 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, i saw some coming in. i says oh my god, she is going to have another one and then another one and another one! >> a local council member said in a statement she is working with officials to accelerate the cleanup, but neighbors say they filed com

death. 35-year-old maple chang was killed in november 2022 when her car was hit in a crash near san bernardinoam, then only 2 years old, was severely injured. through interpreter audrey li, austin says that was almost the end of everything. >> translator: when i first arrived at the hospital, i cried every day, and i was very depressed. i even contemplated suicide after seeing william with those iv tubes stuck up his arm and everywhere. >> reporter: the family's journey to america seeking better opportunities started several years ago. that was when william was born. so their son is an american citizen. the changs were forced to move back to taiwan during the pandemic, but maple and william returned last year with plans for austin to join them after saving enough money with his job as a banker. the crash changed that. austin returned quickly, but soon ran out of money. he says the two lived in a car before a family friend in the bay area took them in temporarily. >> translator: i need a stable place to live right now to take care of william, and we need food. and currently, he was on wick, the

it was sold in rancho cucamonga and san bernardino county.hoever has that ticket is $619,000 richer coming up, human remains were found on an alameda shoreline and now officials there have an investigation underway to find out what exactly happened. coming up, details on what we know now. also a ruling on an anti-union tweet made by elon musk five years ago is officially being reconsidered by an appeals court. coming up in just a bit, the new arguments made towards the meaning behind that tweet in a big way. community members were out helping one ice cream vendor get back on his feet after getting robbed. we're going to hear from how many are outraged because this kind of crime keeps happening. there plus, it's the marathon in san francisco this morning. and we are live with a look at thousands of runners all taking part as well as what you need to know if you're on your way to san francisco from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. oh, boy. look at that. i didn't expect that. yes we've got a little pillow top of fog still hovering ov

today three people were killed in san bernardino when a plane crashed into an airport hangar, and yesterdayn oshkosh, wisconsin, two people were killed when a small plane they were flying in crashed into a lake. in a separate incident, officials say a helicopter collided with a gyrocopter at an air show, killing two and injuring two more. robert is the former chairman of the national transportation safety board. is there any difference between the crashes we're seeing involving bigger planes versus smaller planes? >> is there a safety difference? there is. but general aviation is generally very safe. >> reporter: and the ntsb typically reports around 1,000 plane crashes across the country each year, but important to note, so far this year we've seen about half that number, and that includes everything from military to smaller aircraft, just like we saw this weekend. jericka? >> great information. thank you. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why this hot summer could be the coolest one we have left. >>> plus, the latest on barbie's box office bonanza. >>> and later, a royal censu

in san bernardino county, a school district approved a policy requiring employees to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender kron four's 8 on wallace has that story. >> passions running high thursday evening at the chino valley unified school district board meeting in bernardino county at the center of it all, a policy requiring school employees, including teachers and counselors to notify parents know more than 72 hours after learning their child, quote, identifies as a gender other than the students, biological or denver listed on their birth certificate. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond attended the meeting after he says students invited him. he spoke against the policy that he argues may put our students at risk after his one minute of a lot of time wrapped up board. president sonia shah addressed him. tony thurmond. >> i appreciate you being here tremendously. but here's the problem. we're here because of people like you. >> you're in sacramento proposing things that prevent and then went back to the podium to address shock. but he says law

kristen: the california superintendent was kicked out of a school board meeting last night in san bernardinoat is the moment thurman was kicked out by the board of the chino hills school board. he was there to speak out against a proposal that would require schools to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender. today, he called this dangerous. >> it could contribute to the high rates of suicide ideation that many lgbtq students experience. and we should not be doing things that hurt students. kristen: thurman said the policy likely violates a right to after he was kicked out of the school board adopted the parent notification policy anyway, regarding transgender students. julian: the first and largest organization of her parents of lgbtq children is celebrating its anniversary this weekend. kristen: many families will be celebrating including a local family that turned a high school into a wonderland for pride prom. >> the pride prom is essentially like any other is a safe space for the lgbtq community and for its allies. we are trying to flip the narrative to say there are othe

thurman was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county after expressing his opposition to a controversial policy. it requires administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve the policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people . there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurman out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83 other people signed up to speak on the policy, both for and against it. ktvu is annual back to school supply drive is underway and with your help we have raised $11,000 toward our goal of 50,000. the money will help bay area children head back to school with every thing that they need for a successful school year. we have partnered with supply bancorp and all donations are tax deductible. if you'd like to donate, you

was shouted down and escorted out of the meeting at the chino valley school district meeting in san bernardino county after he expressed his opposition to a policy that requires administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. the board president said thurman was kicked out because he went over his allotted time of one minute to speak. in the end, the school board voted to approve that policy. before you know it, it will be back to school. and because of that supply drive is underway. we have partnered with supply bank to make sure that bay area students are packed up and ready to go to donate. you can scan the qr code here on your screen or you can visit ktvu. com slash school supply drive together. we hope to raise $50,000 for an estimated 2500 bay area students as a community in scotland is pushing back against an american developer that it says will ruin their small village. they are just 100 residents in the town of kenmore. it's about 70 miles north of glasgow. many of them have discovery land company that's based in scottsdale, arizona. the company purchased se

organ cubs rescued from the san bernardino national forest.was deceased. this after officials tracked their locations brothers once reunited started vocalizing, bonding and connecting with one another. kind of an amazing story. the wildlife center team says they are now planning to move the bears to a larger outdoor space as they grow and they anticipate returning those cubs to their natural be a hat early in the new year as soon as they can. so we will bring you that story once they move outside keep you updated on their progress. tomorrow on "special report," bret baier is going to take a look at how gas prices are factoring into the 2024 presidential race already. remember, if you can't catch us live to set your dvr to 6:00 p.m. eastern time, 3:00 out on the west coast. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner in washington. "jesse watters primetime" begins right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, gillian, in washington. thank you. >> gillian: say hi to your mom. >> jesse: i will. ♪ >> we all remember what it was like in high s

that's in san bernardino county. >> around 6.30, this morning, the faa says the aircraft crashed during departure. it cable airport officials say the plane crashed into a hangar bursting into flames and killing all 3 people inside. both the faa and the national transportation safety board are investigating. take a look at the damage caused right here by a fire in san pablo. this is at a home early this morning. >> fire crews say that no one was inside the two-storey home when the fire first broke out. they add hoarding conditions inside the home made it hard to contain that fire, which started in the also in the east bay, firefighters extinguishing a 2 alarm blaze at a condemned home on 3 months. >> bradley street, the fire broke out just before 6 in the morning. firefighters say it started outside of the home and then spread to the attic. there were no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire still under investigation tonight. former san jose employee is suing the city after she claims she was fired after being wrongfully accused of leaking confidential information states. he cat

it's in san bernardino county. and right now, we have all the activity aiming toward san diego, where we had some light rain showers around 1:00 this afternoon. subtropical moisture will remain to the south and the east of the bay area, leaving us with mid and high level clouds all associated with that monsoonal moisture. now, the monsoon season is a bit on the late side, but it arrived to southern california would arrived here locally today. our temperatures from the 50s at the beaches six 3070s right now around the bay 88 degrees in livermore. i saw it top off about 93 today and 91 degrees at concord at this hour. but, boy, the wind has picked up 15. fairfield, 14 concord and in napa as well as oakland international airport. look at that gust in between that san bruno gap around the peninsula, up to 31 and a slight breeze and half moon bay. here's the deal. this is our futurecast. we have a combination of elements occurring, starting with your marine layer beginning to build and deepen along the seashore. and here

tonight's numbers, sir, on your screen, just one ticket sold in san bernardino county matched 5 out of 5 numbers for a prize worth about 620 grand didn't get the magic read one. the next drawing is tuesday at 08:00pm. >> that wraps up your time. i'm hanging around for the 10 o'clock news that's coming up next. a the best. have a good weekend. everybody. isis i it possible to protecty business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started wih fast spees and advanced security for $49.99a month for 12 monts plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> 10 threatened violence against anybody is trying

this happened around 6.30, and san bernardino county. the faa says the aircraft crashed during departure of cable airport. officials say the plane crashed into a hangar bursting into flames and killing all 3 people that were on board that plane. investigators are still looking into whether one of the wings clipped the hangar. firefighters arrived on scene and found a light aircraft fully involved in fire with an immediate exposure threat to one of the hangars on the field. >> both the faa and the national transportation safety board are investigating the cause. anchor brewing company opened its doors for the last time today. the lines were out the door with fans of the beer brand buying as much as their hands could carry. it was san francisco's oldest businesses, a spokesperson for the company saying in recent years. >> anchor has seen declining sales and challenging economic factors. the field after to save the company, its employees asked sapporo which owns anchor brewing to hold off for the liquidation until september 2nd, but because

today three people were killed in san bernardino when a plane crashed into an airport hangar.osh, wisconsin two people were killed when a small plane they were flying in crashed into a lake. in a separate incident officials say a helicopter collided with a gyrocopter at an air show, killing two and injuring two more. robert sumwalt is the former chairman of the national transportation safety board. is there any difference between the crashes we're seeing involving bigger planes versus smaller planes? >> is there a safety difference? there is. but general aviation is generally very safe. >> reporter: and the ntsb typically reports around 1,000 plane crashes across the country each year. but important to note, so far this year we've seen about half that number and that includes everything from military to smaller aircraft just like we saw this weekend. jericka? >> great information. shanelle kaul, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." why this hot summer could be the coolest one we have left. >>> plus, the latest on barbie's box office bonanza

aguilar: san bernardino county has experienced positive impacts. our local transit agency has been working to 100% zero emission fleet by 2040. in august, received $9 million from the low and no emission vehicle to buy four hydrogen fuel cells and partnering with the community college to make sure we maintain that. it is a worthy endeavor and making significant progress. i also wanted to say with the west and talk climate in california. we know over the last several years california has experienced extreme weather conditions and atmospheric storms and flooding. growth and extreme climate and weather disasters from having more resilient transportation infrastructure. can you talk about the work that your agency is doing. the department is doing and taking advanced construction of more resilient transportation projects. secretary buttigieg: we will be noticing the funding of opportunity for the protect program, which is one of the most novel and timely programs included in the iija and low us to fund and support project that seek to make infrastructu

a small plane crashed into a hangar in upland, california near san bernardino this morning. it killed three people. this comes after a string of aviation accidents took place in just the past few days. and we seize dana griffin has more on this dangerous weekend in the skies. >> where is he landing? >> chaos in the sky. within hours, multiple aviation crashes across the country. near hampton beach, new hampshire, this plane towed a banner crash landed around noon in the ocean. >> report of an aircraft in the water. >> it was like something out of a movie. >> adam was there with his family. >> it hit knows first. the tale went up over the cabin. it fell back down. people were screaming. >> the pilot seen a swimming to safety. >> he has -- eased pulling the occupants to shore. we are evaluating them now. >> the piloted a remarkably great job in knowing that they did not want to land on the beach because it was full of people. >> two crashes also happened in wisconsin near the site of the ea a show in oshkosh. two were killed and two others were injured. officials say this was

san bernardino. that's nasty. 108 and 103. and paso robles. meanwhile, current air temperature, it's still 101 in fresno for us tonight. blanketed clouds, temperature wise, 50s low 60 tomorrow, 63 to 90 degrees. and here is your extended forecast as we wrap up the last full week of july, very july, like very seasonal conditions, very summery temperatures will be cooler outside number 90 degrees. make it a good night, everyone. roberta, thank you. well, baseball's wildest show, the savannah bananas are in san jose to play a game tonight. they went to a dunkin donut and coffee shop just this morning to help make coffee and meet some of their fans. the team is playing tonight at 7:00 at excite ballpark, home of the san jose giants. the bananas play their own brand of baseball, which combines baseball with some unusual but very fun, entertaining. they are considered by some as the harlem globetrotters of baseball. i think we've learned a lot from the globetrotters. i think that we bring entertainment to the game as they did, but we have a really c

well, two orphan black bear cub siblings were rescued last week from the san bernardino national forestlifornia department of fish and wildlife found the two cubs near their mother, who died. the crews took one of the cubs to the san diego humane society's ramona wildlife center on the 4th of july. it was then reunited with its sibling a few days later at the center. the team there plans to move the bears to a larger outdoor space before returning them to their natural habitat. sometime early next year. nasa has released a new dramatic image from the james webb space telescope to mark one year of cosmic photographs. today's snapshot reveals a close up of 50 young stars at the moment of birth, the young stars appear to be no bigger than our sun. the star forming region. about 390 light years away. the first images from the telescope were released one year ago today. the fbi director grilled on capitol hill. still ahead tonight, what happened when christopher wray answered to republican lawmakers? and coming up tonight at six, we are staying on top of a developing story of a shooting righ

today's daytime highs are sitting in the triple digits from phoenix ranging down into imperial, san bernardinoway up into barstow. but back here locally, we're kind of dealing with something different. we have low pressure from the north that's going to keep us cooler along the coast and right average for the friends near antioch and concord today. only in the 80s in the east inland hills and 60s along the coast. i will take this forecast any day of the week if i could especially compared to the past couple of weekends with one heat wave at the next. this is beautiful weather for us and it's going to stay the trend as we head into the next ten days too. so san jose is a great example. 820 degrees today and only stay in the low 80s wrapping up this week. heading into weekend and then we cool down more heading into next week. let's head all the way over into daly city now. a very similar trend. more heat in the negative direction and cool down into the 60s not only today, tomorrow but really as we head into this weekend's forecast. so beautiful weather for us. amanda said it perfectly. any outdo

and very smoggy in san bernardino and paso robles checked in at 103.t advisories and we have the heat warnings that encompass arizona backing through the desert southwest of california. heat advisory for los angeles into san diego, where highs today will be near nine d in los angeles. and high 80s. also in san diego. our temperatures, meanwhile, are coming down. look at that, nine degrees cooler in livermore. you'll feel the difference. okay, i just took a look at this. it's the billowing bank of low clouds, but you could see mt. diablo above it. i guess that bank has just thickened and enhanced as it continues to swirl across the bay. oakland, 67 degrees. but we do have some sunshine here. it is clear in livermore at 83, clear skies in concord, also 59 and half moon bay. we have a bit of a breeze in fairfield in oakland international airport with the wind at ten miles per hour. mount in view. slight winds, but these ones are going to be more consistent later out of the west 10 to 20mph. okay, here's the deal. you could see the clouds just billing buil

thurman was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardinoounty after expressing his opposition to a controversial policy. it requires administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve the policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people. there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurman out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83 other people signed up to speak on the policy, both for and against it. it was a packed courtroom as officers with the antioch police department prepared to testify over racist text messages uncovered in an ongoing investigation. a group of officers accused of violating the racial justice act. it is a new california law aimed at eliminating racism in the criminal justice system. defense attorneys for four men charged wit

earlier passage my mom matches the description and she knew the norry's and some daly city or san bernardino county detectives russian her. this was like the detail that i was never told. like maybe i don't know why, maybe it was too real and like i said, my mom did really, stories that weren't as interesting i mom would tell in excruciating detail, going on and on the fights -- about the fights at the laundry mat. i can recall them like frazier all leave. but this was different, she kind of trickled out details. from there we can see august norry and there i'm pointing to my screen and that's the crime scene. i have seen this picture, have seen the negatives at the uc berkeley bancroft library. it's far more gruesome than here. luckily it's very depicts a late it. you can see they let reporters and everybody just trample all over the scene then. to get an idea this was a pretty big story in the bay area newspapers. to get an idea of how big the story was at the time, it pushed the day the music dd, the death of buddy holly, the big bopper and ritchie balance, push that down kind of below th

thurmond was told to leave the meeting held by the chino valley unified school district in san bernardinohis opposition to a policy that require administrators to inform parents if their child identifies as transgender. in the end, the school board voted to approve the policy. i just don't feel like it was the right example to set for young people. there was a lack of decorum. we think that this policy falls outside the bounds of the law as it relates to what students can expect in terms of safety and privacy. board president sonia shah told reporters she kicked thurmond out because he continued to speak past his allotted one minute. 83 other people signed up to speak on the policy, both for and against it. time time. now it's 726. more live music could be coming to san francisco's golden gate park as soon as next year. concert organizers and the city's recreation and parks department have reached an agreement with a city supervisor who threatened to hold up that process. another planet entertainment wants to bring as many as three shows to the polo fields following the outside lands musi

san bernardino. when you talk about 108 degrees, keep in mind the ozone at that particular time, smoggy conditions means you could cut the air with a knife. yesterday in paso robles, 103 degrees. meanwhile currently we're still at 93 and palm springs, 68. in los angeles and 75 degrees in fresno, la. yesterday, their official reporting station is at usc and it topped off at 89 degrees. and that's where we have a heat advisory in place across southern california, backing all the way into san diego, just about to the mexican border there. and then that heat warning still exists in arizona, especially right around that phenix area, meaning while around the country. we're taking a look at temperatures as we look ahead to thursday in phenix will still be in the thick of things. take a look at the high expected for tomorrow in phenix, 115 degrees. boy do you feel like you want to get away. don't it's going to be spectacular here today. this is a look at sfo overcast, guys. temperature at 59 degrees. it's ve

host: let's go to san bernardino, california, next independent line. caller: this is a question i have to talk to the guest. i am curious with the tensions going on between the united states and china, and with my limited economic knowledge how china purchases our treasury bonds, what is to say that china just redeems their treasury bonds with the one billion dollars they have purchased from the united states and stops purchasing. don't you think that if china redeems their treasury bonds and stops financing the usa, the two countries can become friends? along with the bricks nation and the shanghai corporation, china can divert all of their interests to outside other than the usa, and then we in the usa can be free. what do you think? host: it's what do you think? guest: the timing on not buying u.s. bonds are the people who buy it. the fact that china lends a lot to the u.s. gives china leverage. when they don't do it anymore, its will put pressure on u.s. bonds. it is an interest -- there is an interesting economic paper that found out that when chi

the roads reopened just about an hour later and investigatof a deadly light plae crash in san bernardinom cable airport in upland at 630 yesterday morning when it crashed into a hangar and burst into flames. firefighters put out the fire and pronounced the pilot and two passengers dead at the scene. authorities say this was the third plane crash in the area this month. san francisco's sunday streets program hit its 15th year of bringing block parties to normally car congested areas. sunday street organizers took over valencia street. the mile long party was located between dubose avenue and 26th street in the mission. the program's goal to bring free recreational activities, health resources, music and biking to san francisco communities. visitors came from all over to soak up the fun. we just saw the indian cultural center and they were talking about their heritage and opening in the center and it's just so much out here that people are not aware of. it brings awareness and it be in the sunshine is a good thing to be out because a lot of people are locked inside the house. so it's bette

host: dennis in san bernardino, california. good morning. caller: good morning. think everyone's concerns about ai are warranted and understandable, but the one thing people tend to forget about is these devices will be nothing without us. i don't mean this as far as building the goes, but as far as getting information and wants. they are not sent to you to and getting experiences or make -- not sentient and are not getting experiences. they get information from databases. i think unless things become like futurerama, the one thing ai will never be able to take from us -- say if i go to hawaii and i have a conversation with someone and there are no cameras or phones around. nothing is recorded or anything or written down. i have this in my head and i have the new ones in my head. ai will not ever be able to take this from me. i am not saying ai is a bad thing or this is a bad. it is inherently a good thing and has printing press power and printing press possibility and can do wonders for the press and plausibility of information. host: it definitely has advantage

host: dennis in san bernardino, california. good morning. caller: good morning. think everyone's concerns about ai are warranted and understandable, but the one thing people tend to forget about is these devices will be nothing without us. i don't mean this as far as building the goes, but as far as getting information and wants. they are not sent to you to and getting experiences or make -- not sentient and are not getting experiences. they get information from databases. i think unless things become like futurerama, the one thing ai will never be able to take from us -- say if i go to hawaii and i have a conversation with someone and there are no cameras or phones around. nothing is recorded or anything or written down. i have this in my head and i have the new ones in my head. ai will not ever be able to take this from me. i am not saying ai is a bad thing or this is a bad. it is inherently a good thing and has printing press power and printing press possibility and can do wonders for the press and plausibility of information. host: it definitely has advantage

host: let's go to san bernardino, california, next independent line. caller: this is a question i have to talk to the guest. i am curious with the tensions going on between the united states and china, and with my limited economic knowledge how china purchases our treasury bonds, what is to say that china just redeems their treasury bonds with the one billion dollars they have purchased from the united states and stops purchasing. don't you think that if china redeems their treasury bonds and stops financing the usa, the two countries can become friends? along with the bricks nation and the shanghai corporation, china can divert all of their interests to outside other than the usa, and then we in the usa can be free. what do you think? host: it's what do you think? guest: the timing on not buying u.s. bonds are the people who buy it. the fact that china lends a lot to the u.s. gives china leverage. when they don't do it anymore, its will put pressure on u.s. bonds. it is an interest -- there is an interesting economic paper that found out that when chi