it was a detective from the san bernardino sheriff's department in california.ened to be watching tv. he saw the broadcast on a fedex individual with a mask, going up to the house and shooting two people. >> the detective said, just days before, they had had a similar case. >> he said, i know it probably has nothing to do with your 3000 miles away. but we said that's exactly what happened, dressed up as a ups guy. >> are you thinking it's a long shot, but yeah, maybe this is connected? >> that's what we were thinking. it was highly unlikely, but we had to follow every lead. >> coming up -- you've got someone dressed as a delivery man with a gun. >> then we also know that the shell casings are the same caliber used in new jersey. >> another sudden, savage attack in a doorway. >> this person said, are you marc angelucci, and he said yes. and the individual just started shooting. >> were you just shocked when you heard that? >> it was shocking. we were not expecting to link up the murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> when "dateline" continues.

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de la poblaciÓn de la regiÓn con 51.5%, y a pesar de este crecimiento, la comunidad latina de san bernardinoe en ciudadanos de este paÍs? podrÍa ser el prÓximo. presentadora: la importancia del voto le ha dado la voz a las personas que no lo tienen y ayudar a que los sectores marginados puedan hacer valer sus derechos, aquellos condados con mayor cantidad de residentes que no se metros ciudadanos son riverside y san bernardino, pero tambiÉn viven personas de comunidades de bajos ingresos que no pueden acudir a las urnas y para explicarnos por quÉ el voto de los latinos es importante en estas comunidades como nos acompaÑa la directora ejecutiva los gallegos. por quÉ todavÍa hay una falta de representaciÓn en esas comunidades en particular? >> son zonas muy diferentes al resto del estado de california y nuestro condados son zonas fronterizas, asÍ que tenemos muchas Áreas rurales donde nuestro condado de san de rabino es mÁs grande que otros condados la naciÓn, asÍ que estÁ poblaciÓn es muy trabajadora, pero tambiÉn muy vulnerable y asÍ que nuestro esfuerzo es llevar la buena nueva decirle a la

will: like pete said, i think the san bernardino terrorist example is very, it's very instructive andsh how much a company will go to fight for your privacy versus how willingly they give with it over -- pete: and it was a net win for apple in the public because they came out and said you're going to have to scratch and crawl to get our users' personal data because that's how much we respect it and protect it. we don't care about your case, we have a relationship with our customers that we'll safeguard their most -- rachel: that was apple? pete: that was apple iphones. and that's why apple's seen as the gold standard of protection -- rachel: i wonder what apple does in china. pete: fair point. will: the authority also though the, look, the true story is about the way that january 6th defendants -- rachel: i'm sure they give in to them. will: the way the january 6th defendants have been treated. that's the real story, to be honest. rachel: yeah. will: everything's been, you know, you've seen the stories about the length of the sentences, the length of time they've been held before, wit

and in san bernardino, california several roads are impassable, even for big rigs like these after storms swept through that area. cbs's elise preston starts us off tonight from california. elise? >> reporter: jericka, the burning man festival is a celebration of art and creativity that happens every year. but heavy rain swamped the event, leaving many stuck and sheltering in place. tens of thousands stranded at the burning man festival, forced to hunker down in the nevada desert as authorities tell them to conserve food and water. >> we are not allowed out of the playa. the gates are locked. we -- we're okay. we have enough tuna for a week. >> reporter: as crews work to clear a safe path out of the makeshift town, cell phone equipment is being brought in to help those who got stuck after heavy rain trapped them in flooded camp sites. >> this is my front door. these are my very, very muddy boots. >> reporter: justin schuman is one of the many trudging through the mud. he's on his tenth day at burning man. >> can you describe the mud? >> it was really, really wet and really, really slick.

a san bernardino county superior court judge ruled after california attorney general rob bonta sued theiring schools to tell parents when their children change their pronouns or use a bathroom of a gender. other than the one listed on their official paperwork. in a statement, ag bonta said today's decision by the san bernardino superior court writing upholds the state rights of our lgbtq plus students and protects kids from harm by immediately halting the boards forced outing policy. santa clara county is looking at ways to improve a shortage of farm worker housing supervisor sylvia arenas introduced a list of recommendations to the board of supervisors. they include a housing plan with a timeline for building at least 250 homes on county land. the county needs 700 homes for year round workers and about twice that for seasonal workers. but only 61 homes are in the planning stages . san mateo county nonprofit is holding a benefit concert later this month to raise money for farm workers who faced a variety of hardships. this year. the organization unearthed a table will hold a benefit for

and in san bernardino, california several roads there are impassable, even for big rigs like these, after storms swept through that area. cbs's elise preston starts us off tonight from california. elise? >> reporter: jericka, the burning man festival is a celebration of art and creativity that has every year. but heavy rain swamped the event, leaving many stuck and sheltering in place. tens of thousands stranded at the burning man festival, forced to hunker down in the nevada desert as authorities tell them to conserve food and water. >> we are not allowed out of the playa. the gates are locked. we're okay. we have enough tuna for a week. >> reporter: as crews work to clear a safe path out of the makeshift town, cell phone equipment is being brought in to help those who got stuck after heavy rain trapped them in flooded camp sites. >> this is my front door. these are my very, very muddy boots. >> reporter: justin schuman is one of the many trudging through the mud. he's on his tenth day at burning man. can you describe the mud? >> it was really, really wet and really, really slick. but it

another district, chino valley, unified in san bernardino county, is facing a lawsuit from the state attorney general after becoming the first to adopt the controversial policy. oakland pride kicks off sunday and this weekend, the events you can enjoy while celebrating the diversity of the lgbt plus community. plus it's usually kind of like a lack of security or police and stuff like that. you know, sometimes it does feel unsafe. bart riders giving feedback to the services leaders. what changes you can expect to see early next week and two workers in riverside county were trapped 150ft in the air. coming up in tonight's west coast wrap, we'll show you how they were rap today. riverside police were called to help two men track after their hideout. lift suddenly stopped working. officials did not specify which company these men work for, but said that the private company was attempting to bring the two workers down and that fire department personnel were available to help on standby. a second boom lift was set up to initiate the rescue, but could only lower one worker at a time. both e

the san bernardino facility between january 22nd april 20th. the product safety commission says that could have been exposed to water, allowing mold to grow. >>> a growing movement is looking to darken the city lights. it is called dark sky international. the goal is to advocate for better use of our lighting to cut down on light pollution. right now there are 27 dark sky communities and only two and california. a small group in marin county is trying to become the third this is the map from the dark sky west marin website the community effort to preserve the national c source sky. cutting down on light will better for wildlife. >> it takes a while to work and change hearts and minds of people to raise awareness of the issue, as many people don't know about it and i think in marin has been doing a really admirable job toward all of those ends. lead the group in marin county says that they have support from another of community members but they do still need action by the county to limit the brightness of the lighting. >> i am so all about that.

the springs flow through the san bernardino national forest. the order does not ban bluetriton from taking water from the mountain, but does reduce how much it can take. bluetriton has indicated it will sue to block the order. and here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu .com. one of the top stories. a smash and grab retail theft in berkeley. a group of thieves ransacked a lululemon after crashing a car right into the business. fema said to allocate tens of thousands of dollars to the bay area. it's all in an effort to mitigate the impact of future climate disasters and santa clara county supervisors voted to allow the sheriff's department to buy more tear gas that can be used in the county jail. you can find these stories and much more at ktvu dot com. the oldest fish in human care right here in the bay area. coming up next, how scientists figured out her age and where you can go to see her coming up tomorrow on mornings on two addressing the growing homelessness and housing crisis in pittsburgh. we'll talk with those who say lan

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carmen: muriÓ, segÚn la denuncia, a manos de alguaciles de los condados de san bernardino y riversideganizaciÓn, sÓlo en 2022, 109 personas murieron en todo el paÍs. luego de que la policÍa respondiera a llamadaspor comportamiento errÁtico, o crisis de salud mental. >> hay familias como nosotros, muchas, por quÉ vamos que esto pase? carmen: buscamos entrevistar con el departamento del sheriff, en riverside, que lleva la investigaciÓn. nos respondieron que no harÁn comentarios, pues el caso aÚn no se ha resuelto. garry, es un agente retirado que justamente entrenaba a oficiales en prÁcticas de defensa y cÓmo responder ante crisis mentales. >> es muy difÍcil. carmen: Él dice que los eventos suceden tan rÁpido que no les queda mucho tiempo para detenerse a analizar. ademÁs, dice que los agentes no son psicÓlogos o terapeutas. su especialidad son las tÁcticas defensivas, como muestran estos entrenamientos virtuales. y otro factor a considerar, dice... >> no hay suficiente tiempo para entrenar a todas los agentes. carmen: varias sociedades exploran otras opciones para responder a estas cri

they were made at a san bernardino facility. the u.s. consumer product safety commission says the beds could have been exposed to water allowing mold to grow. >>> a very happy birthday for a retired park ranger who turned 102 years old. talking about betty. grew clouds to rosy the riveter national historic park in richmond at the oldest park ranger in the country. two years ago a middle school was renamed in her honor and yesterday she returned to celebrate her birthday with the students. she retired from the park service just last year and also known for civil rights work. >>> all right. still to come on "today in the bay" -- a community getting ready to host its first-ever pride celebration, but are asking >>> happy first day of fall. now, if your health allows what about checking out the autumn moon festival in san francisco's chinatown? seeing temperatures in the mid-60s and hazy skies continuing for today as we continue to be under a spare the air alert because of all of that wildfire smoke. hour-by-hour. see when the fog peels off

on tuesday by the center for the study of hate and extremism at california state university in san bernardino. they had the most record-breaking jumps in hate crimes in 2022 for the second straight year. for the second straight year also chicago had the most significant rise in hate crimes. overall, an 84% increase. you were elected mayor of chicago this year and this data is from the previous two years. i want to be sure to also mention that as summer has come to an end, new data shows that chicago murder rates are down by 21% from 2021. however, i want you -- i want to get your reaction to this hate crime data that preceded you by just a few months, and how concerned are you that chicago is also leading in american cities in dealing with hate crimes as you seem to effectively be dealing with crime. >> thank you, reverend sharpton, for your leadership, and, again, having the audacity to lead with so much boldness. we do appreciate that here in chicago. we miss you. >> thank you. >> you know, look. it's clear that the entire country is suffering from this overwhelming divisive presentation th

southern california court has granted state lawmakers a temporary restraining order against as san bernardino county school district. >> this comes after california attorney general rob bonta announced a lawsuit in response to the recent policy that would require chino valley unified staff to notify parents of a student requests to be identified other than their assigned gender at birth. the state argues policy puts transgender or gender-nonconforming students in a dangerous situation at home. >> children shouldn't have to share with their parents. if there. they they don't identify as they do in birth certificates because then you don't know what's going on home. >> the 2 sides will be back for a hearing next month. california is now the first state in the nation to officially recognize a transgender history month today in sacramento, lawmakers voted to approve a resolution declaring august transgender history month in california. that resolution was authored by san francisco assemblymember matt haney leaders hope this designation promote education and awareness surrounding the contributions

she was a former san bernardino deputy and we can place some of the video because we interviewe her and she was at a place of a man took her gun. a man took her gun and used her gun and put it against her forehead and pulled the trigger and the gun jm. and then you can see they continue to try to shoot her. that man was acquitted at trial. it is unbelievable what the jur can come away with even with this type of evidence. >> you would think looking at the video that a first-year law student could've gotten a conviction. that tells me there must been a serious issue in the jury's min as to identification because usually when something is that open and shut or appears to be, it resolves that you are not going to trial and you are taking the deal and everybody i going home i think there was probably something to that and we obviously don't know what happened in the jury room. but i juror who was never going to vote to convict him anyway o maybe jury nullification issue were jury didn't want to vote t convict him at it's probably an identification issue but jurors have been -- also in certa

. >> the district's vote coming just days after a san bernardino county superior court judge placed a temporary restraining order on a similar policy in chino valley. happy friday. we're taking a live look outside here at san francisco. people some fun plans for the weekend. pilots here now we can, chad, about the forecast is for making our plans. yes, it is friday. it's time and we have some really nice weather on tap. so. >> some good news for everybody. let's take a live look outside here. you can see a downtown san francisco, a little bit of a breeze out there. but boy, the blue skies sure are beautiful kind of tailed to forecast, though, if you head out to half moon bay where we did have some sunshine earlier. but obviously the marine layer has moved but for the most part, we're going to see mostly clear skies tonight with the exception likely of the coast. that's where start to see that patchy overnight. fog work its way in as we head to the weekend morning clouds give way to some nice sunshine. it should be a gorgeous weekend. your warmest day on sunday. and as we get into next

and desist order on arrowhead water, limiting the amount of water the company can take from the san bernardino. community groups say arrowhead water never had the right to take the water from public lands. >> while the trust resources of the people of california were depleted over the last hundred years. blue. blue trident and its predecessors and interests were raking in profits and misrepresenting their right to the water in strawberry canyon to the state, to federal agencies, and to the public, as well as their customers. and that's unacceptable. >> lawyers for blue triton brands, who own arrowhead water argue there is ample evidence the company has been taking water from natural springs in the mountains since well before 1914. before the state began regulating water use. still, the water board says blue triton has no such right. this is a really big deal. >> understand that a huge amount of money and business is at stake and but it also is important for us that no matter how much money is involved, that reoing to ensure that the laws of our state are upheld and that they apply to everybody

. >> under san bernardino, trump tweeted about the january 6th rally. he said be, there it'll be wild. many witnesses came to d. c. for january six, but the extremists took it a step further. they view this tweet is a call to arms. >> select committee member of congress jerry raskin said how a leader of the oath keepers declared an alliance with the proud boys just hours after trump's tweet understand 19th, 2020. >> phone records obtained by the select committee show that later that afternoon, mr. joe biggs khan plow boys leader enrique tarrio and they spoke for several minutes. the very next day the proud boys got to work. >> the proud boys launched encrypted chat called the ministry of self-defense. the committee obtained hundreds of these messages, which show strategic and tactical planning about january 6th, including maps of washington d. c. that pinpoint the location of police. in the weeks leading up to the attack, leaders and both the proud boys and the oath keepers worked with trump allies. >> donald trump is slated to head to trial in march fo

springs they've relid on the company has been unlawfulry taking water from the mountains near the san bernardino. >>> applications to refinance a home loan has spiked. the average right climbed above 7 .3%. borrowers worried rates could go even higher. >>> and live sports are coming to max, warner brothers discovery is adding a new tier to its streaming app starting in october, $10 a month, they'll be able to watch live sports on the app from the nba, mlb and march madness. key area in terms of acquiring those viewers and getting them to pay those fees. >> we just talked about brian about fed and interest rates. people are still trying to refinance because they think it's going to go even higher. >> there's a concern out there, you could see mortgage rates go even higher and student loan repayments could be going higher. >> good point. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a murder suspect is released from an indiana prison by mistake. how could that have happened? >>> plus a high school band director tased by police in front of his students. why he said it never should have happened. you're watching "nb

a san bernardino county superior court judge ruled after california attorney general rob bonta sued thealley unified school district after it adopted that policy. bonta praised today's ruling. the chino valley school board president said she is disappointed but hopes the case will bring attention to the issue. the state assembly has approved a resolution that officially recognizes august as transgender history month. california is now the first state in the nation to make that designation a news conference was held today in sacramento in advance of the vote. san francisco assembly member matt haney says it's important to recognize the long history of the transgender community. haney says the first record of trans people in california dates back to 1775. we can disagree with a lot of issues on a lot of issues in california, but we cannot disagree on the existence of trans people. we can't disagree on the humanity of trans people. trans people are our coworkers, our neighbors, our family makers and our history makers. san francisco was the first city in the nation to designate august as t

it blocks the chino valley unified school district in san bernardino county from enforcing the rule whilefornia attorney general rob bonta. the policy requires schools to notify parents if their children change their gender identification. bonta said the policy will forcibly out transgender students. district leaders say parents have a right to know the decisions their children are making in schools. just about two hours ago, california became the first state in the country to recognize transgender history month. >> as long as there has been a california, there have been transgender. people here can tributing to their community is making history and expanding civil rights and helping to build a california that is more inclusive and prosperous for everyone. >> assembly member matt haney joined actavis today to support a resolution declaring august transgender history month in california. the assembly passed it this afternoon. haney says the first record of trans people in california dates back to 1775. san francisco became the first city in the nation in 2021 to declare a transgender histo

a san bernardino county superior court judge issued the ruling today. california attorney general rob bonta sued the chino valley unified school district over its newly adopted parental notification policy. bonta says the policy violates students civil rights. the world meteorological organization announced the last three months have been the hottest on record. it says last month was not only the hottest august, it was also the second hottest month measured behind this past july. the scientists say they blame the heat on the combination of el nino and the burning of coal and natural gas and they warn that these temperatures show really no sign of cooling down. yeah, it has been hot and it still continues to be hot in the southwest and down in texas. and those areas around new orleans, not new orleans, obviously. and then into the southern south carolina. so the heat for us not such a story. we've had a very mild fall like weather day the last few days and today was no exception in the jet stream is kind of just flatlining. so there's a weak trough up he

the company that owns arrowhead, can take from the san bernardino mountains.ocal groups claim it never had the right to take the water in the first place. while the trust resources of the people of california were depleted over the last hundred years, bluetriton and its predecessors and interests were raking in profits and misrepresenting their right to the water in strawberry canyon. bluetriton argues it took water from the mountains. since before water use was even regulated in california. the company plans to appeal the board's order next to 630. the bay area residents becoming pod people. we're going to check in on those renting out small spaces to save money for their tech start ups and a planned expansion at the san francisco symphony. it may include more parking as we head to break. a live look outside. it's 627 we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. alert, but we may finally see some cleaner air this weekend. the

. >>> and california water regulators are blocking arrowhead from bottling san bernardino mountain water. the board determined the company has been unlawfully taking water from the springs without valid rights. the controversy first erupted in 2015 when an investigation by palm springs newspaper "the desert sun" revealed the company was siphoning water without a permit that expired in 1988. here we are eight years later, scott, and now they're just saying, no, you can't take it. >> contessa, thank you. >>> coming up, new exclusive reporting on apple's plans to move into retail stock trading. our own kate rooney broke the story. she's here at one market. ♪♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets. ♪♪ we're not a startup, but our innovation labs use new technologies to help keep your information secure. ♪♪ we're not architects, but we help build stronger communities. ♪♪ we're not just any bank. we are citi. ♪♪ power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. w

, a southern california court granted state lawmakers a temporary restraining order against a san bernardino county school district. so this all comes after california attorney general rob bonta announced a lawsuit in response to the recent policy. what require chino valley unified staff to notify parents if a student requested to be identified other than their assigned gender river. state argues policy puts transgender or gender-nonconforming students in dangerous situations at their homes. >> children shouldn't have to share with their parents. if there. they they don't identify as they do in birth certificates because then you don't know what's going on home. >> well, the 2 sides will be back for a hearing next month. that's news. authorities found the body of missing netflix engineer who was last seen nearly a month ago and his death has been ruled a suicide. now, the orange county sheriff's office says johan askin dane recently graduated from cornell university and moved to the bay area for work. you might remember he was last seen monday, august 14 in san francisco after uber driver br

and desist order on arrowhead water, limiting the amount of water the company can take from the san bernardinoountains community groups say arrowhead water never had the right to take the water from public lands, while the trust resource of the people of california were depleted over the last hundred years, blue bluetriton and its predecessors and interests were raking in profits and misrepresenting their right to the water in strawberry canyon to the state, to federal agencies and to the public, as well as their customers. >> and that's unacceptable. >> lawyers for bluetriton brands who own arrowhead water argue there is ample evidence the company has been taking water from natural springs in the mountains since well before 1914. before the state began regulating water use. still, the water board says bluetriton has no such right. >> this is a really big deal. understand a huge amount of money and business is at stake. um, but it also is important for us that no matter how much money is involved, that we are going to ensure that the laws of our state are upheld and that they apply to everybod

ha reaccionado y Él dijo a travÉs de un comunicado la decisiÓn del tribunal superior de san bernardinoablar de esto porque en "despierta amÉrica" continuamos con la serie alrededor de los dobles de los famosos. paola: hoy les traigo al clon argentino de luis miguel, el sol de mÉxico, que tiene un parecido, y dicen que fue contratado por el equipo del artista para su reciente gira por argentina. se trata de andrÉs, conocido como andrÉs rey, nos revela todo lo que se ha hablado si es un mito o realidad. aquÍ lo tienen. la vida de luis miguel siempre ha estado rodeada de hermetismo y mÁs aÚn cuado se encuentra de gira. en argentina donde mis miguel ofreciÓ 10 shows, los rumores de dobles despertÓ la suspicacia de si el que se presentaban el escenario era luis miguel o usaba un doble? [mÚsica] paola: saliÓ el nombre de andrÉs rey, uno de los mÁs parecidos dobles de luis miguel. de nacionalidad argentina y que ha dedicado su vida laboral a imitar al sol de mÉxico. [mÚsica] andrÉs: nace a partir de los aÑos 90 . la gente en el colegio, supermercado, en la vida cotidiana me hacÍa sentir el pa