. >> robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they were looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. >> two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family been targeted before? >> we were like

11 a massive cross-border drug tunnel has been discovered stretching from tijuana to southern san diego county shared these images and describe the tunnel as fully operational and sophisticated. the tunnel is more than 1,700 feet long and had a rail system electricity and ventilation. it was first found friday night six people have been charged. they were accused of trafficking more than 1,750 pounds of cocaine that is supermarket, unbelievable. all right winds were pretty unbelievable today as well. they were but i think meteorologist sandy patel is here to tell us that's going to start dying down sandy. well, they're starting to ease at the lower elevations. yes stand and i'm a little breezy still over the higher terrain. they'll pick up again tomorrow. so enjoy the relative calm at the lower elevations right now. it was common enough that from our kgo roof camera captured this beautiful view of the waning gibbous you missed the total lunar eclipse yesterday because of the fog and the low clouds not to worry. we've got a stunning view from our kgo roof camera. alright tomorrow. we are expect

kumasi: a look inside the passage stretching from tijuana to san diego county. the cdc advice for all travelers coming up. kumasi: this is a live look outside at sfo. we will be right back. for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. > builmong forward, on this is . reggie: coming together to embrace the people of buffalo, the call for unity and justice in the bay area. kumasi: extra covert protection for kids age 5-11 in the likely timeline. reggie: voters in five states heading to the

11 a massive cross-border drug tunnel has been discovered stretching from tijuana to southern san diego countyal prosecutors shared these images and describe the tunnel as fully operational and sophisticated. the tunnel is more than 1,700 feet long and had a rail system electricity and ventilation. it was first found friday night six people have been charged. they were accused of trafficking more than 1,750 pounds of cocaine that is supermarket, unbelievable. all right winds were pretty unbelievable today as well. they were but i think meteorologist sandy patel is here to tell us that's going to start dying down sandy. well, they're starting to ease at the lower elevations. yes stand and i'm a little breezy still over the higher terrain. they'll pick up again tomorrow. so enjoy the relative calm at the lower elevations right now. it was common enough that from our kgo roof camera captured this beautiful view of the waning gibbous you missed the total lunar eclipse yesterday because of the fog and the low clouds not to worry. we've got a stunning view from our kgo roof camera. alright tomorrow.

the project will be located in escondido, california, in northern san diego county. this location will meet the cpucs requirements to procure energy requirements that supports statewide reliability, and the specific location demonstrated high energy market valley in california community power's evaluation process. the goal line project is committed to building its project in line with california prevailing wages and the special operation date is targeted for june 1, 2025, and the total cost will not exceed $60 million over the 15-year operating term. i did want to point out, too, that i've updated our image on a slide deck here from the tumbleweed project presentation i made to this body in response to supervisor safai's interest in seeing some actual projects, so this is an example of another battery storage project of this type. i'm sorry. my apologies. i do have one -- >> chair ronen: oh, sorry. go ahead. >> sorry. i have one other slide here. and this is just really to show the -- the two projects that we have brought through, with goal line being the second for

a 19-year-old houston semi automatic to kill a woman at a synagogue in san diego county. three others were also wounded. the band violates the constitutional right to bear arms for self-defense. the previous state law allowed people ages 18 through 22 purchase weapons with a hunting license. >>> a brush fire in laguna, mekelle look at the massive plumes of smoke. it looks like a home is on fire. hiking trails. voluntary evacuation orders in place. keep an eye out on this breaking news. and two people in the hospital after helicopter crash at a pg&e training site in livermore it happened on international drive near south pasco road and it happened this morning. kpix five allen martin is here with more. >> they quickly responded to the parking lot near the training site. the helicopter came down and landed on its side, rotor blades partially on the ground. the crash happened feet away from the facilities training poles. this is where pg&e shows maintenance crews how to do prepare work. the pilot was taken to a local hospital. another person on the ground taken to the hospit

today, we are in san diego county discovering a small farm that is doing big things in the world of agriculture does a part time hobby turn into a full time career? well, when hard work and persistence intersect with joy and satisfaction. or at least, that was the case for april and rich, owners of sand n' straw in vista, about an hour outside of san diego. named for the couple's shared backgrounds, rich and april both grew up near the beach,

they raised about $55,000 to charter a plane and bring them all to san diego county. >> now the dogsugh some extensive rehab. they've been shoved in a car for hours. shoved on a plane. they were in bad condition when i showed up. >> him ensays trying to find homes for the dogs but they must be the right fits. most likely they'll to go police departments or a government agency. thank you for joining us. cnn newsroom with max foster is next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ihoppy hour starting at $6 a at 3pm only from ihopop. download thehe app and join the rewards program today. if you have to pre-rinse your dishes, you could be using the wrong detergent. and you're wasting up to 20 gallons of water every time. let's end this habit. skip the rinse... with finish quantum. its activelift technology has the power to tackle 24 hour dried on food stains- without pre-rinsing- for an unbeatable clean. together we can help save america 150 billion gallons of water in just one year. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at

chris jimenez raised around $55,000 to charter a plane and bring them all back to san diego county. >w the dogs need to go through extensive rehab. they have been shoved in a car for hours, shoved on a plane. they were in bad condition when i showed up. >> jimenez is trying to find homes for the dogs but says that they might be the right fit. i'm max foster in london. our coverage continues with "early start." as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ >>> it is friday? it is friday. welcome to our view he iers in united states and awround the world. >> and we begin with the story so many parents are talking about, they are despe

third is los angeles and coming in four cities in san diego county now in san jose 2/3 of home buyers than 20 percent with a median down payment just shy of 300,000. american to do more when protests and he just hit the streets one in four americans are currently boycotting a product or company this comes to us from lending tree which has been looking into the subject the leading the lending giant. i should say says the number show that to be successful companies today need to reflect their customers' values you that thank you. thanks, michael. well uber is rolling out a new feature that expands the services that it offers. it's called uber travel instead of just booking rides the app will let users also book hotels plane trips and restaurant reservations uber is also branching out to let users book party buses and passenger fans as well as premium electric vehicles like a tesla or a pollstar. there's some good and some bad news when it comes to homeless numbers across the bay area the new county. is today and what that means and what the federal government is doing to get more people

a massive cross-border drug tunnel stretching from tijuana to southern san diego county.that it is more than 1700 feet long with a rail system, electricity, and . it was first found a friday night and those arrested have been accused of trafficking 1700 pounds of cocaine. reggie: new this morning, apple announcing new features to help those with disabilities. one of them is called door detection, telling a client or low-vision person if the door is open or closed. and here we see a tree or a person in front of you. there will also be a magnifier feature to magnify objects and people and apple says the new feature will be available later this year. kumasi: the promoter behind coachella is behind this one, the portola -- what did you all say? portola music festival. here the lineup. charlie asked cx, james blake -- xcx, james blake, and a lot more. if you want a single day pass, those start at $200 and tickets go on sale on friday. reggie: hawaii is waging war on feral chickens and the chickens are winning. the issue has gotten so bad, honolulu is offering $7,000 to catch t

. >> they are at a shelter in san diego county.er chris jiminez and his friends traveled to ukraine to rescue the police and military-trained k9s. he raised the 53,000 euros on social media to pay for a chartered plane for the animals to travel in. the dogs need extensive rehab and exercise since they've been in kennels for so long. >> the war zone aspect wasn't the difficult part. it was the logistics of traveling with 35 german shepherds. right now we're making eight feet by eight feet by eight feet high so they have room to stretch their legs >> they range in age from 6 months to 7 years old and trained for explosive and narcotics detection and missing person searches. he says the k9s will likely be adopted by police departments or government agencies. so those boys are getting put to work for all that training they have. awesome. >> they are well taken care of as well. the news continues all day on "cbs news bay area." >> "cbs mornings" is coming up next. have a great day. thanks for joining us. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings."

the san diego county sheriff's department released this video showing a deputy playing the guitar dressedachi performer. in the video of the deputy says it came to the united states with his family from mexico in 1996 and said mariachi music is a way for him to give back to people who share his heritage in his own community. mariachi music is music for all occasions. if you're sad, there's a song for you. if you're happy, there's a song for you. if you're heartbroken. there's a song for you if you encountered love, there's a song for you. the deputy joined the best mariachi class at his high school to south of san diego. he joined mariachis on the local circuit actually worked professionally in l. a with mariachi groups there, and here we find him as a sandia county sheriff's deputy, so there's a lot more people behind that badge. absolutely it's great when you can bring your culture into it. and, you know, of course, and send it will all of california. has a large mexican population, so that's going to resonate. yeah music. he's right. i mean, it just brings joy to your heart. you hear i

urban water suppliers in california including metropolitan water district seven california, san diego county water authority, san francisco, east bay mud, santa clara valley water district and contra costa water district. basically, the governor was there to basically send a message that the urban response statewide, if you followed that on a month by month basis, it's not been what they have been looking. 73 really wanted to emphasize that the next 60 days are important to show that we will be achieving results, which i think we will. we emphasized our low per person usage in both san francisco and the wholesale area. today's action by our commission, will be proposed and we expect to move to level two. that's going to be consistent with pursuing that low per capita usage. it's one of the things that's difficult for us, is percentage reduction against a particular base year. if we were to move 20% reduction, you will see later in the presentation, that will put us on to a very low per capita basis. at the meeting yesterday, all of the agencies talked about all the things that they were doin

the project will be located in escondido, california, in northern san diego county. this location will meet the cpucs requirements to procure energy requirements that supports statewide reliability, and the specific location demonstrated high energy market valley in california community power's evaluation process. the goal line project is committed to building its project in line with california prevailing wages and the special operation date is targeted for june 1, 2025, and the total cost will not exceed $60 million over the 15-year operating term. i did want to point out, too, that i've updated our image on a slide deck here from the tumbleweed project presentation i made to this body in response to supervisor safai's interest in seeing some actual projects, so this is an example of another battery storage project of this type. i'm sorry. my apologies. i do have one -- >> chair ronen: oh, sorry. go ahead. >> sorry. i have one other slide here. and this is just really to show the -- the two projects that we have brought through, with goal line being the second for

the project will be located in escondido, california, in northern san diego county. this location will meet the cpucs requirements to procure energy requirements that supports statewide reliability, and the specific location demonstrated high energy market valley in california community power's evaluation process. the goal line project is committed to building its project in line with california prevailing wages and the special operation date is targeted for june 1, 2025, and the total cost will not exceed $60 million over the 15-year operating term. i did want to point out, too, that i've updated our image on a slide deck here from the tumbleweed project presentation i made to this body in response to supervisor safai's interest in seeing some actual projects, so this is an example of another battery storage project of this type. i'm sorry. my apologies. i do have one -- >> chair ronen: oh, sorry. go ahead. >> sorry. i have one other slide here. and this is just really to show the -- the two projects that we have brought through, with goal line being the second for

county. is it odd for you, i don't think san diego or new york is doing it. why san jose? >> well, we see the increase of cases throughout santa clara county and have been monitoring and evaluating as days go by. we see to keep our employees safe, our community safe, it was something we needed to do. >> thank you for your time. >> sure. absolutely. >> that is for city employees inside city buildings. so san jose for now. here is the question. could other cities follow suit? should we be making other changes? joining us now one of our covid experts. doctor, nice to see you again. will it make a difference in san jose? any harm to require city employees in city buildings to mask up? >> certainly there is no harm of masks. i would say we've been looking at the mask mandate versus mask literature over the last two years and places that put in back mask mandates didn't seem to have lower cases than places that didn't have the mandates especially after vaccination. for example, oc county and l.a. county put back masks during the delta surge and it was really just the rate of vacc

san diego. i'm going orange county to have fun with my pow. this traveler says she paid hundreds of dollars for her flight to southern california, the flight and the flight was more expensive. i was thinking that it would take more. it would cost more in gas to drive down put the flag me. >> and the tsa is anticipating a busy summer travel season. they suggest you get to the airport early 2 hours for domestic flights. 3 hours. if you're flying international. we're live at sfo. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> matter where 4 zone forecast as we get a live look right now at sfo for the big giveaway of folks are still trying to get out of town. it was a great day. it's a grey night. you can see this skies there. the fog clouds. rebecca strom is with us after we swelters earlier in the week. really cool it down. really cold out. i mean, by 30 degrees in some spots we're talking triple digits earlier now is going to top out into the 70's guys over the next couple of days. so >> whether you're leaving are your head can have a staycation here in the bay ar

san diego. i'm going orange county to have fun with my pow. this traveler says she paid hundreds of dollars for her flight to southern california. the flight and the flight was more expensive. i was thinking that it would take more. it would cost more in gas to drive down put the flag >> and is expected to be a busy summer travel season. even some people i spoke with say this is the first get away since the pandemic. you can expect a lot more of those people. the tsa recommends you get to the airport early 2 hours for domestic flights, 3 hours for international flights reporting live from sfo. gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you for that. if you're planning on driving on your holiday weekend journey, expect to pay a record high gas prices. >> according to triple a you can expect to pay more than 6 bucks a gallon pretty much wherever you go. napa has the most expensive gas in the bay area, $6 and $0.32 a gallon. the lowest price we can find is in the valais, larry, a $6.9 a gallon. and that's one reason why a lot of families are staying pu

would see those national numbers necessarily reflected there in san diego but the ratio is better than in san francisco and los angeles countyforecaster in san diego. can't get it wrong. 300 days of 72 degrees and sunny it's beautiful. i'm out of time, taking it up myself here, harmeet dhillon thank you very much indeed see you again soon. >> thanks for having me. stuart: you got it price of diesel hit an all-time high, look at that 5.32 a gallon. that's putting a strain on farmers and truckers, mike rowe, the man behind how america works , he's here. more than 100 ukrainians evacuated from a steel plant in mariupol. they have been hiding there for weeks. the russian forces trying to take over the city and right now , hundreds of ukrainians are still trapped inside that steel plant. griff jenkins has our report from ukraine, next. meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today

and there are counties all the way down and san diego doing this this june. >> thank you both very muchn't forget. check it out. kqed's voter guide. it is at kqed.org/voter guide. you can find it there and get all your voter and election questions answered. >>> what do you do with home goods, fabrics, paper, and other items that you no longer need, but hate to throw away as they still have plenty of life left in them? one lovely option is to donate them to the east bay depot for creative reuse in oakland. which is this week's look at something beautiful. the depot was started by two tachers in 1977. and to this day, fulfills its mission of keeping solid waste out of landfills. turning castoffs into a treasure trove of materials for arts, crafts, and other project. that is the end of our show for tonight. you can find kqed newsroom online or on twitter or email us at k and r@kqed.org. you can reach me on social media at scott shafer. you can catch me right back here next week on friday night. have a great weekend. >> covid's tragic toll and fallout. pres. biden: one million empty chairs

surge in that state, n fparticular the california offe of emergency services, the city and county of san diego as well as the two primary ngos servicing those 2 areas. a lot of work has been done by the cbp lead field coordinator, again, the senior official on the ground responsible for coordinating all of this, to establish, regularize robust interaction with the state and with locals. for example, at the cbp emergency operations center for region nine which covers cal -- california, they have representatives in that area. i believe that is kind of the gold standard and the ideal that i would personally like to see across the southwest border in terms of complete physical e integration of those operations. in addition, aos lot of work has been done with the ngo tos, i'll use california as an example because one of the first things i did when i got this assignment was go visit the border. and in each of my locations i did discuss their challenges. andle that ongoing interaction d operational coordination was a key thing that i heard as well as something that was not as robust as it needed to b

surge in that state and particular the california office of emergency services the city in the county of san diego, as well as the two primary ngo servicing those areas. a lot of work has been done by the cpd field coordinator on the ground responsible for coordinating all of this to establish, regular eyes, robust interaction with the state and the locals. for example, at the cpd emergency operation center for weijia nine which carryovers california, callow p.s. and cal health have representatives in that organization. i believe that that is the standard and the gold about personally like to see it in terms of the southwest border. the -- a lot of work has been done with ngos. i will use california with an example. one of the first thing they did when i got this assignment was go visit the border. in each of my locations i did meet with ngos and tore their operation and discuss with him new challenges. that ongoing action the operational coordination with the key thing that i heard as well. something that was not as robust of the needed to be. that is something that the sbcc, with the lead feel c

beautiful area in orange county, for some perspective it is nestled between laguna beach and southern california near newport beach and dana point. it is about 45 minutes away from san diego and these homes are multi-million-dollar homes, they have multi-million-dollar views of the ocean. this fire sparked about 2:30 and then took off. >> firefighters are on the ground right now. we are told by one of the reporters there are about 72 homes on this stretch. we have seen cal fire playing their fire retardant planes, the smaller planes dropping retardant. is paul just mentioned, some of i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." to stop tesla's full self-driving software... vote dan o'dowd for u.s. senate. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: yeah. i appreciate that. how y'a

county has been averaging about 350 new cases per day. that is up from less than 100 early last month. oregon's governor ended the statewide mask mandate back in march. >> the san diegofeatures a front page story about a federal appeals court triking down a california law that bans people under the age of 21 from buying semi-automatic rifles. the 2-1 ruling by a three judge panel of the ninth court of appeals called the ban unconstitutional and a severe burden on the 2s amendment rights. >> and to tulsa. a law that will make it easier for police officers to remove homeless people from the streets or other public rights of way and subject them to fines, possible jail time or both. the mayor said that the measure would address the growing issue of homeless people using sidewalks as campsites. >>> in texas, the galveston county daily news is highlighting the shortage of baby formula in the state. with parents describing the situation as, quote, scary. parents there are turning to facebook groups to try and find formula for their babies. the fda is meeting with baby formula manufacturers to increase their capacity. >> that is a big story for a lot of families. the "miami