residents in san bernardino in the san bernardino mountains had to leave their homes after the line fire. how to flare up. >> the other truck that we took, you know, last time we evacuated. >> still loaded. we're ready to leave if you have to. you know what? been terrifying once that wind changes, you have no idea where that fire is going to go. >> the line fire began more than 3 weeks ago. it has burned more than 43,000 acres at last check. it is 78% contained. yeah. that flare up there serving as a reminder that even though we're about to enter october, it is peak fire season according to the california fire foundation, california. >> it's just short of a million acres burned so far in 2024. officials say that's triple the number of acres have burned last year. >> and that's an unfortunate thing to hear. of course, as we are in a heat wave right in the middle of a heatwave, didn't want to see that really the beginning of october, october, such a dangerous month for fires here locally to. we've experienced that as well. but here we go. we've had the hot temperatures here. hot temperatur

en vivo en tu "ediciÓn digital", vamos con esta historia como policÍa hispano del condado de san bernardino dentro del vehÍculo sin pensarlo dos veces. cambiamos el tema, los dodgers de los Ángeles conquistaron la serie mundial y levantaron su octavo tÍtulo de campeones al vencer a los yankees de nueva york. su prÁctica de esperanzas a sus Ídolos para pc al campeonato durante un desfile maÑana en los Ángeles. vamos hasta allÁ, romy de frÍas tiene reacciones. romy: buenas tardes. los Ángeles estÁ de fiesta con esta serie mundial que han ganado los dodgers de los Ángeles, y les quiero hablar de quÉ forma se llevÓ a cabo este gane, este partido se estuvo jugando en el estadio de los yankees en nueva york. hasta el quinto inning, los dodgers estÁn perdiendo 5—0, cuando de repente, como si fuera algo de pelÍcula, pudimos empatar 5—5 y posteriormente remontar con un 7—5 para ganar. pueden ver en las imÁgenes cÓmo esos jugadores estaban corriendo por el campo y aquÍ en la ciudad de los Ángeles, la celebraciÓn fue en grande, podemos escuchar los fuegos artificiales, muchas personasse lanzaron a las

sacramento con mÁs de $18,000,000, riverside mÁs de 12,000,000, los Ángeles mÁs de 11,000,000 y san bernardinoza las viviendas construidas por la ciudad. >> que los pongan a trabajar en lo que sea pero que trabajen. wendy: este venezolano que recientemente llegÓ al paÍs y secara la vida divirtiendo la gente en las calles, afirma que gran parte del problema en el estado es la drogadicciÓn. >> su gran mayorÍa se ven en la calle perdidos por drogas, deberÍan hacer una valoraciÓn y saber que esa persona no requiere y lo estÉ usando el beneficio que tal vez podrÉ usar otra persona. wendy: de acuerdo al Último rÉcord del estado en la 181,000 personas sin hogar en california, aunque segÚn analistas podrÍa ser mÁs, ya que la mayorÍa de los contados sÓlo se contaron a las personas que viven en campamentos establecidos. el gobernador comenzÓ desde julio con el trabajo de despejar las aceras, no ha sido fÁcil pero dice que poco a poco se van a ir viendo los resultados positivos. tambiÉn afirmÓ que se van a poner medidas mÁs estrictas para garantizar el buen uso de los fondos. marÍa antonieta: vamos a ver

riverside con mÁs de 12, los Ángeles con mÁs de 11 millones y san bernardino con $11,000,000.e critica . porque si no sin trabajar nomÁs estira la mano para que les den. >> este venezolano que recientemente llegÓ al paÍs y se gana la vida divirtiendo urgente las calles afirma que gran parte del problema en el estado es la drogadicciÓn. >> en su gran mayorÍa se ven en la calle perdidos por las drogas. deberÍan de hacer una valoraciÓn y saber que esa persona de verdad lo requiera y que estÉ usando se beneficiÓ que tal vez podrÍa usar otra persona. >> de acuerdo al Último recuento hay 181,000 personas sin hogar en california. aunque segÚn analistas podrÍan ser mÁs ya que la mayorÍa de los contratos sÓlo se contaron a las personas que viven en campamentos establecidos. el gobernador de california comenzÓ desde julio con el trabajo de despejar las aceras, no ha sido fÁcil pero dice que poco a poco se van a ir viendo los resultados positivos. por otra parte tambiÉn afirmÓ que se van a poner medidas mÁs estrictas para garantizar el buen uso de los fondos. >> al menos una persona muri

shasta, placer and san bernardino counties have already asked for the governor to take more immediate action when it comes to this insurance coverage crisis. earlier this week, san mateo county has joined those calls, asking for the governor to declare a state of emergency. now, at the board of supervisors meeting earlier this week, the board voted 4 to 0 to adopt a resolution calling for a state of emergency. supervisor ray mueller, who represents district three of san mateo county, said he's leading these efforts because his constituents, some of whom live in unincorporated areas, are impacted by the cancellation of insurance policies or the sky high changes of rates. so at this point, it's not exaggeration to say the state is facing an insurance crisis of both affordability and availability, as it affects those in rural, forested parts of the state. the hardest all in response to increasing wildfires and natural disasters in san mateo county. we've i see this in my district in skyline, on the unincorporated skyline, kings mountain, petrolia heights, la honda, la mama. i see it in w

and this comes as new evacuation orders were issued east of los angeles and san bernardino county where the line fire flared up. there is one of the three major fires. that crews are battling. >>> and, stay with us for continuing coverage of the heatwave and its impacts on air, on line, at kpix.com and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> it was another spectacle at ocean beach as the boat at the center of yesterday's massive rescue washed ashore today. and curious beachgoers came to take pictures as the coast guard started a lengthy operation to remove the damaged boat. and the captain of the boat also showed up today. he was among the five people swooped up by the coast guard yesterday. he tells us he and his passengers were out fishing when the engine died. they drifted into dangerous surf and that is when he sent out an sos >> and everybody came through and got everyone in the water. air rescue was able to pull everyone with the rafts on the back and they got us safe to the coast guard boat. >> everyone had a life jacket on and everyone is okay. the boat, though, was battered. it

al sur del estado, en el condado san bernardino, bomberos hacen todo lo posible por tratar de controlarnos dejaron allá abajo no nos dejaban subir ni saber qué estaba pasando con el negocio y pues ya al último este alguien nos pudo subir aquí y pues aquí estamos otra vez, ya pendientes de una evacuación más. y es que autoridades dieron advertencia de evacuación nivel 2 en angels oaks y nivel 3 en el poblado de seven oaks. incertidumbre muy grande porque pues como le dijo este, nosotros empezamos apenas el negocio en mayo y ya con estas cosas estábamos yendo muy bien, pero pues ahorita a esperar a ver qué nos pasa. la verdad esa me da tristeza porque ha habido que el distrito ha cerrado los el incendio pasado fue toda una semana que no pudimos venir por acá. maribel, como conductora de bus escolar, también ha vivido los efectos de este incendio que actualmente se mueve hacia vicksburg por el drenaje del río santa ana. los niños muy tristes. también los niños están enfermos. unos por las condiciones de un clima más cálido. los monitoreos continúan al menos 1200 bomberos de diferentes cond

there's new evacuation orders after a flare-up in the line fire in san bernardino mountains.r crews were out doing water and fire retardant drops this afternoon. the fire started last late night. big bear communities are under evacuation warnings. the line fire has burned more than 43,000 acres and is 80% contained. >>> let's get to our first alert weather. we talk about temperatures in the bay area. we could have power outages due to the heat. >> right. anytime the temperatures spike this much when the vegetation is so dry, we have to be concerned about the wildfire threat even in the absence of any gusty winds. it's going to be hot. as if today wasn't hot enough, we take another step up tomorrow, another heat dome taking over and this one is positioned in a way that will allow offshore winds to develop. the heat dome is centered offshore. everything flows clockwise around the areas of high pressure in the northern hemisphere. that's what heat dome is. the offshore winds aren't going to be strong enough to significantly boost that wildfire threat, something we can be thankfu

the governor also announced plans to deploy more chp officers in san bernardino to target gun violence and property theft. now to our top story. the machines are coming and local law enforcement say they're here to fight crime. today, san francisco showed off a new program that includes using drones as first responders. in some cases. san jose's mayor says his city may soon follow suit. nbc bay area's robert honda shows us how it works. the drone, launched by san francisco police officer eric batchelder, can now be a part of a first response to a crime. the drone can be operated out in the field or dispatched from a control center, similar to one set up inside this building on a monitor, police showed drone video of a couple of recent cases, including a report of a possible bike thief. we're able to move in. we're able to make a safe arrest. oftentimes, these results in chases and tackling people. cops get hurt, suspects get injured. in this case, it was very safe. this person ended up having being wanted for another residential burglary. so we really got a two for one arrest. san fran

the governor also announced plans to deploy more chp officers in san bernardino to target gun violence and property theft. now to our top story. the machines are coming and local law enforcement say they're here to fight crime. today, san francisco showed off a new program that includes using drones as first responders. in some cases. san jose's mayor says his city may soon follow suit. nbc bay area's robert honda shows us how it works. the drone, launched by

the driver and off—duty san bernardino county sheriff deputy ran to save the two kids in the back seat let's ta ke let's take you to live pictures from china. within the next hour, they will launch a mission at the geo one at such a late lunch see the live shot. sending three astronauts to space where dozens of scientific experiments will be done. it will be 14th crude chinese space flight and the 19th flight over all of that programme. so there you have it. we will be watching for lift off. time not to get the weather. hello. for most of us, it's been quite a cloudy, gloomy day, but relatively mild. in eastern scotland, where the sun came out in aberdeen, the temperature reached 16 celsius, five degrees above the average, and about that further south in cardiff and london, despite the cloud. now the outlook for the next few days — very little change. it is going to stay mainly dry and mild. now we say dry, it'll still be quite damp in the morning, especially where the mist forms and you get thicker drizzle from thick, low—grade cloud. now not much real rainfall on the way. in fact, if

condados como shasta y también san bernardino están exigiendo un estado de emergencia frente a esto.ao cayó un 14,2% debido al cambio climático en África occidental, y con esto se elevó el precio del producto y tema. preocupaba un nuevo reto de redes sociales está causando dolores de cabeza porque se trata de destruir puertas de las viviendas. así como lo escucha catalina pérez, nos cuenta todos los detalles sobre lo que está ocurriendo ahora. ricky asegura que la cerca que decidió colocar para el disfrute de su familia hoy tendría una función más. era más para la familia y para los perros, pero ahora todavía no, que tal vez es también para seguridad. no lo había pensado así. esto tras reportarse un incidente de vandalismo en la calle wildwood en takoma park. según compartió la policía, la víctima, quien optó por no dar entrevistas, reportó daños hacia la puerta de su vivienda y al revisarla se habría percatado de que se veía la huella de un zapato que parecería ser de un menor. ahora estoy feliz que estoy construyendo una cerca porque ojalá evita que pasen esos problemas aquí. otros

otros condados como shasta placer y san bernardino también le han pedido al estado que tome medidas inmediatass a enlazar ahí. tenemos en vivo a carlos alberto trestini. carlos, tú te encuentras en esta terminal aérea. cuéntanos qué es lo que está sucediendo. qué tal, flavio? muy buenas tardes. como dices, el aeropuerto internacional de sacramento se prepara para recibir al menos 130.000 pasajeros durante los próximos 2 fines de semana. y si se pregunta por qué? qué va a pasar en la ciudad? es que llegan 2 eventos importantes a la capital del estado. estamos hablando del aftershock que va a reunir a cientos de visitantes y el golden sky que va a reunir también a varios turistas en nuestra ciudad en el discovery park durante los próximos 2 fines de semana. ahora, cuándo va a ocurrir eso? va a comenzar justamente el fin de semana del 10 al 13 de este mes y luego será del 18 al 20 de octubre. es por eso que las autoridades han insistido a los pasajeros tanto de vuelos internacionales como nacionales, a llegar al menos 02:30 antes para vuelos domésticos. y escuche bien 3 horas antes para vuelos in

dinero para recibir estÁn: sacramento con mÁs de $18 millones, los Ángeles mÁs de $11 millones, y san bernardinoegÓ al paÍs y se gana la vida divirtiendo alejen de las calles, afirma que gran parte del problema es la drogadicciÓn. >>la gran mayorÍa se ven en la calle perdidos por las drogas, deberÍan de hacer alguna valoraciÓn y saber si esa persona lo requiere dique de verdad lo este usando ese beneficio. >> segÚn analistas podrÍan ser mÁs, la mayorÍa de los condados sÓlo se contaron a las personas que viven en campamentos establecidos. [mÚsica] ignacio: luego de la pausa, que son los sÍntomas que pudiera tener si al tener contacto con un animal infectado con gripe aviar. [mÚsica] juan: seguimos en la escena de un accidente que tiene paralizada gran parte del boulevard franklin. le tenemos imÁgenes mÁs cerca de la escena. ignacio: se reportan dos casos humanos por la gripe aviar, le cuento dÓnde y cÓmo se puede proteger. maribel: el gobierno de estados unidos no era de extender el parole humanitario afectando a muchos venezolanos. le damos la bienvenida a la siguiente mitad de noticias 19 calif

all right, let's show you the video footage of the bear wandering onto the deck of a home in san bernardino county. this bear is seen pushing off the hot tub cover and then dipping its paws there, right into the water. and then you can see how the bear kind of dips the head in first, and then all of a sudden you can't really hear it. but he's startled by a dog that was barking and eventually takes off. the homeowner says this is actually the second time a bear has been caught taking a dip in this specific hot tub. >> i love that the bear just took the cover off. all right, you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find a round thetroversy growing for san jose state's women's volleyball team. another university says it does not want to compete against them. >> players at the university of nevada, reno, told administrators they won't take the court because of a transgender player on the spartans. >> but as ktvu is, lamonica peters reports tonight, the university does not agree

por eso es que lanzó una nueva operación de refuerzo de la patrulla de caminos ahora en san bernardinoasas de delincuencia y violencia con armas de fuego. vamos a escuchar gangs of the street this is about getting a legal cars back in the posession the rightful owners. this is about uh sideshows which they've been cracking down on including oakland. we make some announcements last. bueno, escuchamos al gobernador. dice que se trata de eliminar armas de las calles, recuperar vehículos robados a sus dueños y detener los sideshows y carreras ilegales. y bueno, de hecho, ahí teníamos las palabras del gobernador newsom. pero es importante, dayana recordar que precisamente el gobernador mandó ese mensaje y también mandó a oakland decenas de oficiales de la patrulla de caminos para precisamente eso, ayudar a la policía local a combatir crímenes violentos que estamos registrando aquí en el área de la bahía. y también estaba mencionando ese operativo en nuestra zona, poniéndolo precisamente como ejemplo. precisamente. yo quisiera saber a qué atribuye el gobernador gavin newsom esta reducción de

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento. the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny

temperatures, heating up are proving to cause flare ups in san bernardino county. dropping containment levels now to 76%. the small towns of seven oaks and nearby angus oaks are both under mandatory evacuation orders. >> everybody had a sense of like, okay, you know, the big fire happened. it's done. but last night it came over here. the night before, it was all around here. the flames were up. so high. >> the line fire is now burned more than 43,000 acres. four firefighters have been injured at 34 year old man was arrested last month for intentionally starting this fire in the area of highland park. he has pleaded not guilty to 11 arson related charges. a somber ceremony in las vegas today, marking the seventh anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> people gathered at the clark county government center amphitheater to remember the 60 people killed after a gunman started shooting at the route 91 harvest festival on the las vegas strip back in 2017, a barrage of bullets rained down on the crowd of more than 22,000 and hundreds of others

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento. the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, ppsteinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny

the latest flareup prompting additional evacuation orders and warnings in the san bernardino national forest for a while. it seemed like firefighters were really getting a hold of this blaze which has burned more than 43,000 acres. it's still at 80% containment. but the problem is that there were 2 areas that were not contained because of steep and rugged terrain that ground crews were still trying to get access to folks in big bear. tell us that they evacuated when the line fire was threatening the community up here a few weeks ago and they can't catch a break. and the other truck that we took. >>you know, last time we evacuated, still loaded. we're ready to leave if you have to. you know been terrifying. this once that wind changes, you have no idea where that fire is going to go. and this is the latest map showing evacuation orders and warnings again. officials allege that an arsonist a norco man started this fire in highland about a month ago reporting from the big bear dam. i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news. >>if you're heading to downtown sacramento, you might see some new landsca

another truck crash and battery fire with thermal runaway shut down interstate 15 for today's near san bernardino. i-15 as we primary roadway linking las angeles to las vegas and the incident stranded hundreds of motorists in high heat. many without food or water. that prompted california assembly member tom lackey and other republicans to set a joint letter to governor gavin newsom urging him to pump the brakes on upcoming mandates. the advanced clean athletes rule requires a large trucking fleet to be all electric by 2045. and there's a ban on all diesel truck sales by 2036, according to assemblyman lackey. the state is pushing too far too fast and endangering public safety were not tried to stop. >> conversation moved. what we're trying to do is make sure that we do it in a measured way. that makes sense and a safe when we have this new threat. let's study it and let's make sure that we're doing everything we can to minimize the exposure of tragedy. >> fire departments all over the country have adapted in responding to smaller battery fires with the likes ev e-bikes and scooters. but with batt

shasta, placer and san bernardino counties have also passed similar resolutions, calling for the statencellation of policies from our consumer investigative team. let's check in with cinthia pimentel. she's in for kari this morning. good looking day ahead. i think so. much more seasonable and cooler after that heat wave last week. our temperatures for the next couple of days should be in the 80s for our inland valleys. and then we'll track a little bit of a chance of some rain on early saturday morning. laura. all right. don't forget to join us for our today in the bay live streaming newscast at 8 a.m. if life seems stressful >>> oh [bleep] that was a big [bleep] alligator that just bit our tire. >> i think he speaks for a nation there. what would you do if you found an alligator emerging from the floodwaters in this florida. that happened to this guy in fort myers. he opened the door of his car and guess who's right there? an alligator biting his tires. >> terrifying. >> we'll take you from that powerful image to another powerful image that's emerging from the storm. >>> i don't know

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardinoal governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but or unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding via the city, receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento, the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes were insisting

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardinoys the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding via the city, receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento, the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes w

avelo is offering 90 minute flights from ontario airport in san bernardino county through to the charles m schulz-sonoma county airport in santa rosa and that trip is available twice a week on thursdays and sundays. >> and they're screwing you. >> they've been screwing you for years and years and years. >> governor newsom has harsh words for oil companies as he announces his new plan that he says will keep gas prices from spiking and dozens of dialysis workers on strike. >> coming up, the workplace issues, they say, prompted them to walk the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. binaries to keep more gasoline on hand. but as ktvu tom vacar reports, there are questions about whether it will do enough to

another truck crash and battery fire with thermal runaway shut down interstate 15 for today's near san bernardino. i-15 as the primary roadway linking las angeles to las vegas and the incident stranded hundreds of motorists in high heat. many without food or water. that prompted california assembly member tom lackey and other republicans to set a joint letter to governor gavin newsom urging him to pump the brakes on upcoming mandates. the advanced clean police rule requires a large trucking fleet to be all electric by 2045. and there's a ban on all diesel truck sales by 2036, according to assemblyman lackey. the state is pushing too far too fast and endangering public safety. >> we're not trying to stop this conversation moved. what we're trying to do is make sure that we do it in a measured way. that makes sense and a safe when we have this new threat. let's study it and let's make sure that we're doing everything we can to minimize the exposure of tragedy. >> fire departments all over the country have adapted in responding to smaller battery fires with the likes ev e-bikes and scooters. but wit

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds were no longer interested in funding value. the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento. the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100

orange that are experiencing moderate to severe drought down south in imperial riverside and san bernardino counties. officials say recent rains have helped improve conditions in northern california and cal fire continues to battle for active wildfires in the state right now, two of them, the massive bridge fire and the line fire, started back in october and are almost fully contained statewide this season. about 1 million acres have burned. that's more than last year, when about 325,000 acres burned, but still far below the record in 2020 of 4 million acres. >> and fire season is turning into a year round battle across many states, and not just here in the western u.s. as fox's tonya powers reports, crews are battling flames nationwide that have been fueled in part by historic drought. >> it may be october, but wildfire season is still going strong across the country. and this time, it's not just in the west. in massachusetts, crews are trying to gain the upper hand on multiple wildfires that have been fueled by historic drought, warm temperatures, and dry leaves. >> our teams are tired. t

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardinosom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento. the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules that are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back. funds were no longer interested in funding value. the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento. the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend to use these resources. so how will the money be spent? >> while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least anothe

shasta, placer and san bernardino counties are among other places across the state who are also calling for governor. gavin newsom to take immediate action when it comes to what they say is an insurance coverage crisis. san mateo county now joining those leading calls for the governor and the state to step in. now, here's some video that we want to show you from the board of supervisors meeting here in san mateo county. they voted 4 to 0 to adopt a resolution calling for a state of emergency. this is supervisor ray mueller, who represents district three of san mateo county. at that meeting, he talked about how his constituents, some of whom live in unincorporated areas, are impacted by the cancellation of insurance policies or the sky high change of rates. so at this point, it's not exaggeration to say the state is facing an insurance crisis of both affordability and availability, as it affects those in rural, forested parts of the state. the hardest, all in response to increasing wildfires and natural disasters in san mateo county. we've i see this in my district in skyline, in the uni

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules are established, we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back funds or no longer interested in funding. but the city receiving the largest share of the funding sacramento, the governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? well, steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >> into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento. >> by adding at least another 100 tiny homes we

. >> the lion fire in san bernardino county has reignited after weeks of firefighters battling the blazee blaze is forced new evacuation orders near big bear lake and boulder bay. officials say the uptick started in a section of the forest where there was no containment line around the santa ana river drainage. cal fire posted that the excessive heat and the dry climate made it easier for the flames to spread, as the fire continues east, it's transitioning into a fuel bed with no recorded burn. >> history. these fuels are very thick and very dry, and that is yet one more challenge that we're being faced with today. >> containment of the line. fire was at 83%. it has since dropped to 78%. over 400 acres have been burned by that blaze. >> new at six. changes at the dmv. the requirement just dropped for some drivers looking to renew their license. >> wnba expansion draft. what we know about how the golden state valkyries will pick their first players for the inaugural seaso. >> and a meteorologist, drew tuma. look at all these heat advisories and excessive heat warnings stretching across a

there's a battery fire with on that roadway and it shut down interstate 15 for nearly 2 days in san bernardino. so now state lawmakers, some of them have sent a joint letter to governor newsom, urging him to pump the brakes on the upcoming mandates so that they can deal with what they see a say are possible public health and safety dangers. lawmakers are also proposing tighter regulation of how batteries are transported. >> well, 8.19, is the time kron 4 your local election headquarters. and as we know, it's exactly one week away now till the big election day and cand,dates for the white house, obviously on the campaign highlights president harris, former president trump are out there with packed schedules and stops before tuesday. >> our dc correspondent basil john has more. we essentially have 3 or 4 weeks to do the 1st half of our work and then the rest of the vote comes in, you know, right? leading up to the day before the day of the day after the election. right? >> well, we had a little trouble with we'll get bases in area and we're we've been covering election nonstop. we're going to ke

that shut down interstate 15 for today's near san bernardino and southern california. this has prompted some state lawmakers to send a joint letter to the governor urging him to pump the brakes, ongoing all-electric in these mandates because they're concerned about the dangers that could be posed to public safety. >> we're not trying to stop this conversation moved. what we're trying to do is make sure that we do it in a measured way. that makes sense and a safe. >> lawmakers are also proposing tighter regulation of how batteries are transported. some of the suggestions safety inspections being required before trucks leave port terminals and also the fleet's, as we know with trucking fleets. just want to go all electric by 2045 and they're looking at a ban on all diesel truck sales by 2036. these are some of the suggestions that they're making. >> in the east bay, a student has been arrested now for making a false threat involving a firearm at a middle school in concord. police there say the threat happened monday afternoon out at oak grove middle school. the school ha

and battery fire that happened and that was shutting down interstate 15 for nearly today's at san bernardino. and that area. now some state lawmakers have sent a joint letter to governor newson urging him to pump the brakes on the plans to go all-electric because the dangers that could be posed to public safety. lawmakers are also proposing tighter regulation of how batteries are transported, for example, requiring safety inspections before trucks leave port terminals. >> well, steph curry is out with an injury in the star warrior rolled his ankle as we know during sunday night's home opener against >> against the. clippers. i'm a little brain pause there for a minute. but the injuries only being called mild. now, that's the good news. and coach kerr is assuring that the team does have a deep enough bench that they can stay competitive. well, curry recovers. >> it's tuesday and thursday as halloween just a couple days for you to figure out your costume kron four's philippe djegal takes a look at a spooky spot in oakland. >> come to the haunted house. a creepy crawl through a dark, narrow and

another truck crash that involved a battery fire that shut down interstate 15 for 2 days near san bernardinoause of all this. now some state lawmakers are concerned they've sent a letter to the governor urging him to pump the brakes on the upcoming mandates about going all-electric before public safety is worked out. these lawmakers are proposing tighter regulation of how batteries are transported. >> is your local election headquarters in contra costa county. the majority of voters have already sent in their ballots early crowd was rob nesbitt takes a look at how they're being counted. >> at the contra costa county registrar's office work is already being done well before election day here. 90 1% of votes are expected to be done by mail. if you mail in your election ballots in contra costa county, this is their first stop, a sorting machine that takes a picture of the back of each envelope to make sure the signature matches the voter registrar of voters. kristen connolly says this room like every single room in the office secure as possible. i'm the boss of this whole thing in my name's on

charges that they allegedly duped consumers with misleading pricing officials in la riverside, san bernardino san diego counties brought this case against lynn plus saying that the company would use compare at and comparable value tags to imply that they're lighting fixtures were priced below those of others. but officials say there were no others. these are not pictures that had competing brands in the marketplace. also, officials say that lives plus would allegedly tout discounts that won't, in fact, markdowns. the company admitted no wrongdoing but did agree to pay the 4.1 million dollars and agreed not to use any misleading pricing in the future, which you'd think they wouldn't have to agree to. all things considered. back to you. >>the new green lancer its spinoff series, lanterns has found its star. plus, the stars of speed reunite for anniversary of the film. andy riesmeyer has the details. and tonight's the entertainment report. >>we start here with news about the hbo max adaptation of the dc comic book green lantern, the 2011 film start. ryan reynolds as how jordan but in the new ite

carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the funding must adhere to all state housing and homeless laws or risk losing the funding local government. if you play by the rules are established. >>we want to provide care. it's not just sticks, but if are unwilling to play by the rules, we're not going to provide new funds and we will call back. funds were no longer interested in funding via the city, receiving the largest share of the funding. sacramento governor awarded 18.2 million dollars to the capital city. >>sacramento mayor darrell steinberg reacting to the news. very good day for the city and we tend use these resources. so how will the money be spent? while steinberg says a portion of the funding will go toward a program to help people transition out of encampments like this one in north sacramento. >>into subsidized housing, a larger chunk of the funding will go toward doubling the size of this tiny home facility in north sacramento by adding at least another 100 tiny homes w

this is san bernardino county. we've been watching this line fire. ains could see rain. you could see gusts easily 40 to 60 miles per hour. coming up on gma, not the west because it's been warm, but it's time to break out the coats just because the season's coming. we've got the hottest trends. and deals and steals $20 and under. your local news and weather next. to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy every year he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay to play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> make the pier your playground at after dark at the exploratorium. enter at abc7 news.com for your chance to win a duel after dark membership and a $50 store gift card. unlimit yourself thursday nights at the exploratorium. >> let me take a look. doctor odyssey is scintillating, glam and gorgeous. just what the doctor ordered. >> becoming some kind of team, >> doc

avelo airlines recently launched a new flight from ontario ontario airport in san bernardino county tota rosa. it's a short flight. it takes about 90 minutes. avelo airlines says the new route makes it easier to explore southern california's beautiful wineries, redwoods and coastal towns. those flights are available twice a week on thursdays and sundays. a new study out reveals that about 1 in 4 americans believe they have attention deficit hyperactivity, but many are not seeking to get any medical advice. ohio state health experts say about 4.4% of americans from 18 to 44 have adhd. many have not diagnosed been diagnosed until they're older. the survey says younger adults are more likely to suspected and look for help, and that's mainly thanks to awareness on social media. adhd symptoms include the inability to pay attention, hyperactivity and having impulsive actions. well, the 49ers were fined $100,000 over the weekend. it was punishment for an inactive player getting involved in a scuffle on the sideline during last sunday's game against the arizona cardinals. arizona tight end tre