mariza reulas was cited by san joaquin county for selling an illegal substance--but it wasn't a drug, a pill--or a plant. it was-- a bowl of homemade ceviche. (mariza ruelas/ cited for selling ceviche) "it was just like unreal that they were saying you could face up to a year in jail." a few years ago--ruelas joined a facebook group called 209 food spot--a forum she says--where people from the stockton area shared recipes--organized potlucks and occasionally sold what they cooked. (mariza ruelas/ would be like, oh i don't have anything to trade you but i would love to buy a plate, like they'd be off of work." on december 3rd of last year--someone contacted reulas--asking for a plate of her ceviche--one of her signature dishes. according to court documents that person was an undercover investigator from san joaquin county--on a sting--because the majority of 209 food spot members didn't have permits to sell their food. reulas--along with about a dozen others--were cited for two misdemeanors--for operating a food facility--and engaging in business without permits. reulas ref plea down t

"(kelly mcdaniel/ deputy district attorney, san joaquin county) "i don't laws, i enforce them. and the legislature has felt that this is a crime." " reulas--along with about a dozen others--were cited for operating a food facility--and engaging in business without permits. she refused to plea down to 3 years probation--so now the single mother of six is headed to trial where she could end up in jail. san joaquin's district attorney says selling any food not subject to health department inspection puts whoever eats it in real danger. undercuts business owners who do get permits to make their food. she says the facebook group was sent a warning--before charges were handed down. former u-s attorney general janet reno died monday morning, according to her family. reno's long career began in the 19-60's... and peaked during her time as attorney general under bill clinton reid binion reports. former attorney general janet reno's long legal career included some very important firsts: she was the first woman to serve as florida's state attorney in miami... ...and the first woman ever t

members shared the dishes and bought and sold individual meals and officials in san joaquin says it is illegal. >> this woman was cited for selling an illegal substance but it was not a drug, pill or plant, it was a bowl of home made soup. >> it is unreal that they were saying that you could face up to a year in jail. >> she joined a facebook book called 209 food spa. where people from stockton organized pot lucks and sold what they cook. >> someone would say i don't have anything but i would like to buy a plate. >> on december 3rd of last year someone contacted her asking for a plate of her signature dishes. according to court documents, that person was undercover investigator from san joaquin county on a sting because the majority of 209 members did not have permits to sell the food. they were cited for two misdemeanors for operating a food facility and engaging in a business without permits. the woman refused to plead down to three years ' probation and so now the single mother of six is headed to trial where she could end up in jail. >> i don't like the law and the legislature has

particularly for us residents here in the southern central san joaquin valley where we have the worstair in the country,seems to be very little movement on the part of congress to help clean our air and to ensure our families that live here that they will be able to live a healthy life, that their children life expect tansive will not be shortened because of the bad air. believe we have to reduce carbon gas emissions and have to have policies that will lead to a healthy, clean environment for us here in the central valley. >> the epa, however, continues to punish the southern san joaquin valley for our poor air quality even though in the face of new studies that show a considerable amount of the air contaminants come from northern california. and that we some say carry a disproportionate share of the burden other people's pollution. its that a fight you're willing to fight in congress, with the epa? mr. huerta? >> absolutely. i agree with you that significant portion of our air gets trapped here in the central -- that the bad air that comes from the bay area and down south to the cent

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and looking at snow showers from the san joaquin valley.he advisories and winter storm warnings have been lift the and it's sunny locally. emeryville, mid-50s. 52 in the city, 55 in half moon bay. look at that view from the golden gate bridge. a few high clouds. we are trailing into the upper 40s in santa rosa. it will be a cool and breezy day on the coast. we will see numbers warm up to near 60 degrees in the south bay, also along the peninsula. but more rain is headed our way tonight. we will track it for you and tell you how much to expect as you get up tomorrow morning, start the work week. we could see a few more showers. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. now to the death of fidel castro. the cuban people have started an official period of mourning, nine days to honor the former leader. at the same time celebrations in miami's little havana continues. we are joined live from washington with the mixed response. good morning. >> good morning to you, carolyn. to some he was a bloody tyrant. to others a heroic liberator. in his death, as in his

. >>> mcdonald's restaurants in san joaquin county are teaming up to fight human trafficking. all 32 mcdonalds are owned by the same family and they decided to team up with the da to provide training so they can better recognize when someone may be a victim of human trafficking. >> i think it is wonderful and needed in this county. >> the partnership has yielded it a success when mcdonald's employee recognizes someone that is a victim of human trafficking and that employee contacted the police. >> disabled people in the south bay dealing with public transportation delays for a second straight day because the f.b.i. raided the offices of outreach and escort. a company that contracts with a transportation company. providing transportation for 7000 people. vta provided another company to step in and fill the void. >> this is like setting up a new company and we have to set up computers and telephones and they need to find their way around the building. >> the f.b.i. has not said why they raided the offices and it should be back to normal for disabled customers in a few more days.

silicon valley live outside the area, 20% in san francisco, 18% in alameda, and 13% travel from san joaquin to silicon valley for work. >> now the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> a special treatment, from our east bay hills camera beyond the golden gate to the islands. isn't that gorgeous? we have a northeast wind at six to 15 miles per hour and at 1,500' for hiking. it sunny. high clouds and warmer. sunny. watch out for the beaches. the surf is dangerous. all day today. showers possible on saturday night. it is gorgeous from the east bay hills and from santa rosa it is great. thank you, peter, #atcalistoga. that is gorgeous. live doppler hd shows it is dry. a few high clouds. another storm is passing to the north. october or november will begin like october ended inversusly, just as dry as wet as the storm tram is around oregon and washington. so we will have warm weather, democrats in the low-to-mid 60s but santa rosa is behind at 59 the you will jump up to 74. we have 73 in concord and fremont and san jose and 70 in san francisco. 68 in half moon bay. from mount tam

particularly for us residents in this of in central san joaquin valley where we have the worst air inhe country. this seems to be very the movement on the part of congress to help clean our air and to ensure our families that live here that they will be able to live a healthy life that the children's life expectancy will not be shortened because of the bad air. i believe we have to reduce carbon gas emissions and we have to have policies that will lead to a healthy clean environment for us in the central valley. jim: the epa continues to punish the central san joaquin valley for our poor air quality even though in the face of new studies that show that a considerable amount of air contaminants that end up down here come to us from northern california and that we, some say, carry a disproportionate share of the board and for other people's pollution. is that a fight you're willing to fight in congress with the epa? mr. huerta: absolutely. i agree significant portion of our air gets trapped. the bad air that comes from the bay area and down south to the central valley gets trapped here

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. >>> stockton police are investigating the fatal shooting of a suspect by an off- duty san joaquin county sheriff's deputy. he was confronted about 10:40 last night in an apartment complex parking lot by two armed suspects wearing masks. the deputy opened fire striking one suspect who died at the scene. the other suspect ran off. investigators say a stolen handgun was found at the scene was traced to the suspect who was killed. >>> two men accused of beating a homeless man to death in san francisco appeared in court just a short time ago. kpix 5's anne makovec has more on what lies ahead for the suspects. >> reporter: cameras were not allowed in the courtroom today but both men appeared in orange jumpsuits and pleaded not guilty to murder. nearly two years after this video of a homeless man being beaten was captured, two suspects faced a junk. david peters and joseph stull are on the attack, the victim a disabled a 67-year-old homeless man, tai lam who died. police released this footage of the suspects smoking near a mall hoping for clues from witnesses and finally this september the inve

. >> reporter: tom france says dairy farms have taken over the farming community in the san joaquin valley. >> that's 10 within what i call smelling distance of my home. >> reporter: 10 dairies in just the last decade and we're not talking mom and pop abrasions. >> these are milk factories. we went from zero cows to about 60,000 cows. the medium sized dairy is milking 3,000 cows three times a day. that means they have the waste stream of half a million people. >> reporter: but unlike the city, the dairies don't treat their waste. they dump it into lagoons and let it evaporate. >> these waste streams are rotting in these giant lagoons. >> reporter: it's not just the smell from the pits, it's the methane gas they put it off. apparently there's quite a bit because 15% of california's green house gas emissions come from dairies. >> they're incredibly potent client pollutants. >> reporter: ryan mccleary is from the california resources board. >> really tackling and managing the ways darryls handle their manure would represent -- dairies handle their manure would represent one of the most effect

commuters to silicon valley come from outside the area from places like san francisco, alameda and san joaquin counties, this, of course, one of the primary ways out of the valley at the end of the day. >> it's pretty bad between 3:00 and let's say 8:00 you can't get anywhere. >> reporter: the study was conducted by joint venture silicon valley, a regional think tank of public, private and academic leaders. any commute over 90 minutes one way is considered a mega commute. more than 5% of drivers in silicon valley face that each and every day. that's nearly a full percentage point more than in l.a. the group says a lack of affordable housing is the predriver of the problem, -- the real driver of the problem, more so than the freeway infrastructure, but drivers say they feel the l.a. style commuting pain. >> it's very bad especially on the 101 corridor, 87, 280. there's no respite. everywhere you go there's traffic. >> reporter: the study comes at a time when voters in santa clara county will consider a half cent sales tax increase to pay for transportation improvements. reporting live in san jo

it's just spreading out past the tri-valley and right into san joaquin county, which is now the fastest growing county in the state! and when those people head to work in the bay area's core, they are using a highway and transit system built for the region's population circa 1975. >> good afternoon, we're up and running. >> reporter: at the end of the day these decisions will be made by the voters. >> you can sit in traffic for four hours a day and not move or you can approve funding for transportation so we can loosen up the gridlock on the roads and transit systems. >> reporter: but not everyone is willing to pay the price. >> my parents just left the bay area as well. >> reporter: the hard truth is that expensive and crowded is the new reality here. and a growing number of people are giving up and finding homes somewhere else. >> you know, i did love the bay area. i grew up there. but it's got to a point where it wasn't worth it to stay. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> if you need a break from the bay area, a couple of sierra ski resorts officially opening f

commuters to silicon valley come from outside the area from places like san francisco, alameda and san joaquin counties. this of course one of the primary ways out of the valley at the end of the day. >> it's pretty bad. between 3:00 and let's say 8:00, you can't get anywhere. >> reporter: the study was conducted by joint venture silicon valley a regional think tank of public, private and academic leaders. any commute over 90 minutes one way is considered a mega- commute and more than 5% of drivers in silicon valley face that each and every day. that's nearly a full percentage point than in l.a. drivers say they feel the l.a. style commuting pain. >> it's very bad especially down the 101 corridor, 87, 280. but there's no respite. everywhere you go, there's traffic. >> the study comes as voters in santa clara county are considering a half cent sales tax increase to pay for transportation improvements. >>> time now 4:42. are the problems for samsung worse than originally thought? the lawsuit just filed. seven" phones. as k-p-i-x five's betty yu a lawyer says >>> samsung is experiencing more fall

it's just spreading out past the tri-valley right into san joaquin county which is the fastest growing county in the state and when those people led to work in the bay area's corps, they're using a highway transit system built for the population circa 1975. >> at the end of the day these decisions need to be made by voters of the bay area. you can sit in traffic four hours a day and not move or approve funding for transportation so we can loosen up the gridlock. >> reporter: but not everyone is willing to pay that price. >> my parents just left the bay area as well. >> reporter: the hard truth is that expensive and crowded is the new reality here and a growing number of people are simply giving up finding homes somewhere else. >> i did love the bay area. i grew up there, but it got to a point where it wasn't worth it to stay. >> reporter: in san francisco wilson walk esche, kpix5. >>> we might have -- walker, kpix5. >>> we might have rain like portland, can't ever tell, be a little taste of portland. tomorrow morning chilly, frost advisory second morning, north bay, marin county, sonom

state projects costing more than $2 billion like the proposed twin tunnels under the sacramento-san joaquin delta. >>> it's been three years since san francisco was transformed into gotham city to fulfill a little boy's wish. he was just three years old. the picture on the right, he is a big boy. miles is now eight. that picture taken just this year. back in november of 2013, miles lived out his dream to be bat kid for a day. miles had leukemia and he wanted to be a superhero. miles got to rescue and arrested bank robbers and freed mascots. he is now thriving, playing little league and he is a super big brother because the family recently welcomed a third son. >> what a great story. >> that was a magical day i think for all of us. >> everybody remembers that. way to go. >>> 7:14. sal, you remember. you were talking about it. >> i do remember very much. almost like it was yesterday. it is so shocking how quickly that time has gone by. >> yes. >> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the macarthur maze. right now traffic is going to be busy there as you come around the corner and get t

marin economic consulting found 20% live in san francisco. 18%, alameda county and 13% travel from san joaquin county. >>> coming up at 4:00, first for the trump campaign -- >> i've come here today to talk about my husband donald. >> both sides bring out the big guns. >>> plus, the new technology that will make it easier for spencer to forecast the weather. it's being developed he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. >>> here's what's making headlines at 4:30. authorities identified the body found on sonoma state campus yesterday but now we know it was a man. heavy equipment is being used as part of an extrication at the port of oakland. police and the fbi will only say they are looking for evidence in a 2004 homicide case. laura ant

as we widen the view, you will notice that it continues to sink into the san joaquin valley. the snow showers continue here. we still have a winter storm warning for the west slope through 4:00. and a winter weather advisory for the greater lake tahoe area for the next couple of hours. still some snow there. we will look for this advisory to keep the roadways slick. it will add to the foot of snow you picked up through the overnight hours. so additional 2 to 3 inches possible at the resorts. just a couple hours left. we will keep the storm impact scale with the scattered showers pushing through the peninsula. the breezy winds arrive especially to along the coast. here's sfo. no delays. a few raindrops on the lens. it's 51 degrees in san francisco, mountain view. a little fog along the coast. from our suit strow tower camera, upper elevations, to -- 20 to 30 miles per hour wind gusts. that will continue. mt. tam, you haven't seen much in the way of rain the past couple of hours, but damp out there with fog. so showers sinking south this morning. sunny and breezy this afternoon

he was 82 years old. >>> some people in san joaquin valley have found a colorful way to support local the blue stripe campaign. homeowners are painting the curbs blue in honor of police officers and sheriffs deputies and there are red stripes as a show of support for the city's first responders. now there are also stickers for people who want to honor the public servants for those who don't have a curb outside of their home. >> more protests over the election of donald trump. how to talk about what is happening with your children and teenagers. >>> honoring those who have served our country. we are talking about veterans as they continue to help others. >>> plus the green festival is in san francisco this weekend. we're looking at all of the eco- friendly items on the market. ♪[music] @7[music]77 >> a salute to the services. honoring men and women from each branch of the u.s. armed forces and their families. beautiful music to start a beautiful day on this veterans day holiday. when they play this song, sal and mike, members of each branch

the san joaquin county district attorney's office says ruelas' enterprise was more than a hobby and posed potential risk. "it was just like unreal that they were saying you could face up to a year in jail." "i don't write the laws, i enforce them. and the legislature has felt that this is a crime." "food prepared in a facility that is not inspected creates a risk to the public." mcdaniel says that people like ruelas also undercut restaurant owners who go through the effort of obtaining the proper licenses. prosecutors offered ruelas 80- hours of community service to settle the case but she refused. reulas now faces up to one-year in jail. a santa maria valley mom discovered mold in her kids' school lunch.now, she wants answers. linda lujan says her ten year old son and six year old daughter arrived home from school.with moldy, bacteria- loaded apple juice in their lunch boxes. she says the duo purchases their lunch everyday from school. one box had expired on the 4th, the same day it was sent home with lujan's son. the second box. expired october 28th, six days before it was given to her

most megacommuters are driving from san francisco, alameda and san joaquin counties. the average commuter is spending 113 minutes per day inside their car. if you're not going by car but by bike, bicycle safety groups are asking caltrans to fast-track safety near the scenes of two recent deaths. both fatalities involved pedestrians. two other people suffered serious injuries in the same location since the start of last year. critics say the ramps need new traffic signals that require drivers to stop. >>> in 90 minutes south bay leaders will help to break ground on a new $50 million medical facilita medical facility. it will house one of the largest psychiatric health divisions here in the bay area. >>> b.a.r.t. is no stranger to, shall we say, interesting ads at its stations. a new underwear ad is a bit too extreme. even for b.a.r.t. >> it says it won't be displaying a particular ad for spinx. the ad features a slime word for the female genitalia. a nod to the now infamous video of donald trump using graphic words. they've decided to go with a different ad. >> coming

amtrak officials say it involved the san joaquin number 10 heading from oakland to bakersfield. service was delayed for about an hour while investigators were there at the scene. >>> four officers were shot in separate incidents yesterday. >> one of those shootings was a deadly attack in texas. one that claimed a life of an officer who had been on the force for two decades. >> reporter: a dangerous weekend for police, an officer fatally shot in san antonio, texas, while writing a traffic ticket in his squad car. 50-year-old benjamin marconi attacked sunday morning outside police headquarters by a driver who pulled up from behind. a male suspect remains at large. >> it's been advised that the officer made a traffic stop, that he or she is to have cover. >> reporter: in st. louis a sergeant was shot twice sitting in traffic inside his police vehicle sunday evening. the 46-year-old was able to call for assistance and is expected to survive. >> he was shot twice in the face without provocation. this gives us a very, very strong how dangerous it is to be a police officer. >> reporter

they come from alameda, san francisco and san joaquin valley. those worker outside of the area are spending 57 hours a month in their cars. that is time that could be spent working or with their families. >> it seems no matter where, it has gotten progressively worse as far as the amount of people. i think there's just too many people in the bay area to be honest with you and the road system is not -- it's not set up right. i mean, it's overwhelmed. >> reporter: experts say the study illustrates how well the economy is doing but it is impacting housing costs and traffic. with continued job growth, the problem will only get worse. we're going to get on to the freeway here in the next hour, into the congestion and tell you what we experience coming up in the next hour. back to you. >> janine de la vega, thank you. >>> and so for the time for most daily commutes rising across the bay area. we have a question for you this morning. it is this: what would you do with all of the extra time that you waste sitting in your car or on public transit? >> let

the study said san francisco obviously and alameda county and san joaquin county. >> thank you. >>> residents in bodega bay are fed up with an abandoned fishing boat but officials say it's too expensive to move. neighbors say it wreaks of fuel. the vessel washed ashore back in september. its owner was running from the law and dumped it. it's been on the beach ever since. >> stuff like that doesn't usually happen here. everyone that came in would be like oh, have you seen the boat, heard about it? do you know the story? >> for now, it's going to stay put unless someone pays for it. >>> samsung is now the target of a class action lawsuit over its exploding cell phones. the problem has already prompted the company to recall its galaxy note 7 phones. the lawsuit contends the problem goes beyond that model and includes the s6, s7 and note 5. >> at one point my colleague put down the phone and said it's too hot to hold against my head and i put it down, plugged it in and that's when it caught fire on the desk. he knocked it off of the home desk and then it landed on the rug and caused a fire on the

the majority of the mega commuters are solo drivers coming from alameda, san francisco and san joaquin valley. we spoke to a man who commutes. >> i have been doing it over 30 years now. trying to pay the house off. and the money is better over here in the bay. >> how long are you spending in traffic. >> about an hour and a half one way. >> has it gotten worse over the years. >> yeah. on friday it's like two and a half hours to get home. it's because everybody is working, you know, in the bay area. i got a motorcycle to skip all of that. but during the winter, you can't -- you can't ride in the rain. >> reporter: we spoke to a bus driver who said there are three bus yards in the south bay that have trailers and rvs set up for drivers who live 50 or more miles away. many stay there during the week to avoid traffic. the study illustrates how well the economy is doing but it is impacting the housing costs and commutes. the problem will only get worse. janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> bart will announce the new train cars. from sky fox you can see the train car from the station that

most are driving from san francisco, alameda and san joaquin counties. the average commute from outside the region now spend about 113 minutes a day in their car. >>> loveable losers no more. after 108 years, you can call the chicago cubs champions following one of the most thrilling world series game sevens in years. >> this is video of the team getting back to chicago and arriving in wrigley field. there's apartment any rizzo, cell phone in one hand and world series championship trophy in the other as the team embraces these athletes. >> cubs will take the lead! >> that was the game winner, and the game had a little bit of everything zobrist. ben zobrist putting the cubs ahead in extra innings, up 7-6 at that point. the cubs hold on for dear life in the ninth inning. there's manny martinez with the game ending grounder. chris bryce throws it to anthony rizzo. that's history there. a game that went into extra innings and a rain delay. the cubs were up, squandered a lead. after all that drama, this was the end e result. complete jubilation for an entire

the study said san francisco obviously and alameda county and san joaquin county. >> thank you. >>> campaign 2016. volunteers from the bay area are trying to get support for their candidates in the all important battleground states. phone banks are buzzing with activity at the bay area headquarters for donald trump and hillary clinton yesterday. they are reaching out to voters in other states. clinton leads in california. >>> two bay area counties are making changes to speed up the vote count. in sonoma and santa clara counties, ballots will be picked up on election at midday on tuesday. in santa clara county courier teams of two will pick up ballots from 210 precincts. the county is also adding four more high speed ballot counting machines bringing the total to 18. >> all our machinery here will be working 24 hours a day with staff flattening ballots and counting ballots until we can go final. >> santa clara county has a record 875,000 registered voters. so election officials are recommending you vote early this weekend if possible. >>> and remember to tune into the kpix 5 morning show on w

most mega commuters are driving from san francisco, alameda and san joaquin counties. the average commuter from outside the region is spending 113 minutes per day in their car. >>> a woman in the east bay is calling this a pet adoption nightmare saying her dog was essentially repossessed. >> laurie schwartz adopted a one-eyed poodle from petsmart in antioch. the agreement lasay she didn't follow up on the agreements in the contract. they showed up and took her dog. >> changing his name, letting him sleep on the sofa. i turned him into a couch potato. i didn't realize that during the day i should have enrolled him in aerobics. >> schwartz says she fell in love with the dog and now she says she's devastated. the adoption agency did not comment on our story. >>> quarter to 7:00 on thursday morning. word of arrest this morning. in a peninsula murder case that's almost five years old, police in foster ziti say two southern california men have been arrested in the death of 71-year-old klaus gachter. authorities have never fully revealed how he died. they say the two suspects

gravity times white one negative height but then to the orbital of 35,000 kilometers per second san joaquin county amount to the potential energy to get into orbit. the the guy you to space to go into orbit is about $100 we have a lot of price performance a lot of progress to be made but we need that economic engine that is where companies like predatory resources is the most exciting time ever. >> you are working out the math there are some other questions steven q. have done so many things in space so let unifies all of them? any year-old kid who dreams that i will go with an asset and and then i meet astronauts. your chance to be accepted our 100th thousand. but even if you get accepted their call penguin's because they'd have wings. if you do fly maybe once or twice in your career. but not get all myself into space but that economic engine because that is a rising tide so the realization is all about people with the right technology you can build that technology called r&d but having the people who are not afraid to take a rest and will do whatever it takes what i want to teach them my

they are primarily coming from alameda county, san francisco, and san joaquin county. silicon valley workers who live outside of the area, they are spending about 57 hours a month in their cars. that is time that could be spent working or with their families. families. >> we have a lot of coworkers who live in sacramento, fairfield, oakley. they're commuting just two hours to get in. the mooity is horrible now. >> it's because everybody is working. you know bay area. i got a motorcycle in fact so i can skip all of that. during the winter, you can't. >> reporter: we spoke to a vta bus driver who says there are three bus yard that's have trailers and rvs set up for people who live 50 or more miles away. drivers spend the night there to avoid the traffic. experts say this study, it illustrates just how well the economy is doing. but with the continuing job growth, they say the problems are only going to get worse. and back out here live, now we're coming to a stand still on southbound 880. here near fremont. i can't tell what exit we're approaching just because a lot of t

dense fogg advisory from the san joaquin valley, fog pretty dense obviously, thus the advisory, if youto be driving in that area. be on the lookout for reduced visibility. back to the bay area, tomorrow increasing clouds as we get later into the day and high temperatures ranging from the upper 50s at the coast and here's our accuweather seven-day forecast. another storm is on the way. rain will arrive tomorrow night starting first in the north bay and swinging southward and eastward and later in the overnight hours. it's ranked one on the storm impact scale. there may be basketweave periods of heavy downpours. thanksgiving day is looking sunny and dry and rain likely again on friday and saturday and we're in one of the active unsettled periods which is good. we need the rain. >> thanks, spencer. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. the best place to get nutritioused into in the grocery store and it's not where you think. >> and raiders fever south of the bothered. a look ahead to tonight's raiders game. you can see it right here on abc 7. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. what h

visibility at the time south of san jose down to a quarter mile or less around san joaquin. low- to mid-70s around santa clara valley and tri-valley. close to 70 in san francisco. mild temperatures continue for a couple more days and increasing clouds and chance of light rain in the north bay friday night into early saturday. forget, you can get weather any time you need. just go to the weather channel on cable. >>> jason sudeikes is a busy guy these days. few weeks ago he welcomed his second child, a little girl named daisy with fiance olivia wi wilde. now he's starring in the off broadway "dead poet's society" made famous by of course robin williams in the movie. this is a bold move. congratulations. good morning. >> thank you. thank you. >> don't know whether i'm talking about the new baby or the role. >> both are brave endeavors. >> easy decision or tough decision to bring this iconic movie story and this iconic role played by a guy like robin williams to the stage? >> easy decision with the elements and the story. easy in the sense like it is an amazing character. i thin

i saw this cattle sickness once before down on the san joaquin range. - there's no poison in dirt. i've lived on the land all my life. dirt's dirt. - except when it's called soil and then it becomes a particular thing. the particular thing that you bought would have ruined these people in just a short time. - what kind of hogwash? do you believe this? - is this what you were tending to over at rheinhart's? - he's an excellent chemist. - i never heard of such a thing in all my life. - well, it's not particularly new. molybdenum has been known for centuries. it looks somewhat like white iron. it can be found anywhere in the world. as a matter of fact, pliny wrote about molybdenum when he was in the employ of the emperor nero. now there was a man of prejudice. he kept lions for the people he didn't like. - what the blazes are you talking about? and talk english. mr. mcnally now. the criminal is called... ... molybdenum. hereafter known as "mcnally's folly." and you shouldn't have killed those cattle. you could have saved them. - paladin, let me understand one thing. you knew about thi

plus blue ribbon donations have come in from san joaquin county and the bay area. >>> san francisco supervisors will debate new limits for short term rentals. this comes one day after airbnb decided to crack down on illegal hosts. it is willing to give the city information about its clients as part of a mandatory registration system and promises to obey san francisco rules, limiting the number of days that a landlord on airbnb can rent out a home. they are consider shortening the term to 60 days each year. >>> people magazine has named its sexiest man alive. this year the honor goes to duane the rock johnson. the magazine says the actor is  sweet, smart and sculpted. in friday, forbes named him the highest paid actor bringing in $64.5 million between june of 2015 and 2016. past holders have included david beckham. chris hemsworth the year before that. >>> this happened shortly after midnight. what that means for the holidays. plus -- >>> tempted to move away of california because of the high cost of housing? many are pulling the trigger. we will tell you about a new report out and tell you whe

they continue to go from the san joaquin to the sacramento. they will push off rapidly here. didn't put it in the forecast but a few high clouds. you can see those -- the last few frames lifting towards redding and red bluff and mount shasta. a northerly breeze or due north in santa rosa and novato. napa airport has been held up nay breeze. concord and livermore, fremont in the 30s. half moon bay at 39 degrees on the peninsula. menlo park in the 30s. near palo alto airport, that is 39. looks good. but cold this morning. all the way down to southern california and arizona. there's the system for tomorrow. it will give us light way from santa rosa north. that would be tomorrow. today, upper 50s and also 60s. santa rosa should be the warmest. 62. all right, sal. 7:32. things have been okay so far. your screen is all right there? >> yeah. things are okay for the most part. we are looking at the east shore freeway. it has been a normal commute on the east shore interstate 880 will be slow. it's going to be backed up for a 40-minute wait. a little better than normal. yesterday was

. >>> fires raging in the san joaquin valley. it broke out at 4:00 this morning at a plastics manufacturing company. smoke could be seen several miles away from highway 99 due to a number of factors including the time and location of the fire, it is being classified as suspicious. there are no reports of any injuries and no damage estimates to share with you. >>> the time is 7:24. any minute we could hear from hillary clinton for the first time since donald trump was elected the president of the united states. she is expected to speak any minute. when she does start, we will bring you her address live. >>> plus -- - >> reporter: a range of emotions today after this long and hotly contested presidential election. we're talking to bay area voters this morning to get their reaction. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is still very slow. on the bay bridge, it looks okay. but there are no problems on the span. but there's a big backup at the toll plaza. >>> except for pockets of fog, it will be a mostly sunny

waited tables on fisherman's wharf at the old joe dimaggio and spent summers picking fruit in the san joaquinlta get in college al got his first date us date of shoe leather cutting tools authentic craftsmanship were working at an old-school edward schoo store. he opened his own shop on mission and 22nd we provided accommodation of retail customer shoes and repair that attracted many work from local theaters and entertainers. in fact he was the first to start porting sneakers which unleashed a fashion frenzy in san francisco. al received a jolt of fame when the late great san francisco, his hurricane gave his former store the taming of the shoe a shout out in his column. in 1993 europe and another store in district 3 also tired in northeastern after running a string of in-store boutiques stand-alone sheet streets in the caster, haight asturian chestnut retailer is pursuing his love of fashion he moved into vintage clothing business around 2000 and later, in 2011, he moved al's entire two blocks to grant [inaudible] kitty corner from the cafÉ trieste break continues to pose a flurry of neighbo

i represent one of those areas in california's san joaquin valley. i urge my colleagues in the house to support this bill and i hope the senate actses visitly, before the end of the year, so this, just for all re-authorization act, is enact before congress adjourns. let us remember, my colleagues, that these victims of crimes are members of our families, they're our neighbors, they're our people that we know in our communities and in our congressional districts. we know who they are and we know that these are innocent victims of crime. this legislation goes a long ways to address their issues. i urge the support of my colleagues and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from texas reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: my understanding is the chairman has no further speakers. thank y

the 21st covers much of the southern half of the san joaquin valley including parts of fresno, kern, tulare county. from a section of bakersfield to the south to just stop a fresno -- to just south of fresno to the north. david valadao, the republican dairy farmer has won big twice despite democrats having a double-digit voter registration edge. emilio huerta plans to change that. the bakersfield lawyer and son of labor icon, dolores huerta. he wants to succeed where other democrats have failed. tonight there is plenty to debate. the best plan to bring more water to the valley. a chance to make their case to the voters. >> we've gone over the roles with the candidates. >> we've gone over the rules with the candidates. we flip the coin a moment ago. mr. huerta, your first. mr. huerta: thank you for allowing us to be here this evening and think if the opportunity to speak to residents of the central valley and your viewers throughout kern, king tulare and fresno county. i have been a resident of the central valley my entire life. i was born and raised here in kern county. i attended lo

commuters are driving from san jose and joaquin county. the average comutor spends 20 minutes. >>> and five days until the big day. it's not just about trump and clinton. california's ballot is filled with all those propositions. prop 64 would legalize pot for adults. 57% of likely voters would say yes on 64. the the prop 55 would extend the education and health care tax and the cigarette tax is headed for passage, so is prop 63. and with 17 propositions on the ballot, even the governor says it's confusing. >> there's so many propositions, they're hard to remember. and i was saying to get something ammanic. >> he's always been blunt with us. prop 53 would require voter approval before the state could issue bonds for projects more than $2 million. governor brown sees prop 53 as a major drag in getting big projects done like reservoirs, bridges and toll roads. we invite you to stay with us for the continuing coverage of next week's election and with mrs. trump and clinton in their headquarters in new york city. >>> doubling up. people in thr

we need to keep san joaquin valley. maria: people were serious about this.e going to buy a property in australia. dagen: cher said she is leaving the planet altogether. maria: where would she go? dagen: i don't care. i have not gone on -- maria: whoopi goldberg, barbra streisand. dagen: avedon on facebook to other people as started lecturing me about politics than they normally don't do that. i don't normally do this and weigh in on election. while they waited, a lot of them are wrong. >> a reaction on social media. >> if hillary clinton won, we love the country. that is the irony. they sat them in the country. doesn't make sense. maria: natalie andrews, still to come on historic vic jury, more special election coverage in the next hour of "mornings with maria." stay with us. ♪(banjo) ♪ooooh ♪i hope the days come easy and the moments pass slow♪ ♪and each road leads you where you want to go♪ ♪and if you're faced with a choice and you have to choose♪ ♪i hope you choose the one that means the most to you♪ ♪and if one door opens to another door closed♪ ♪i hope y

. >> buenos dÍas desde el maravilloso museo del ferrocarril en san luis potosÍ cerca del centro de la ciudad vive joaquÍnbieron tomando y jugaron a la ruleta rusa y le tocÓ a Él, la mamÁ de marco le habla a juan gabriel y le dice, juan gabriel, juan gabriel, marco se muriÓ, juan gabriel, juan gabriel, marco se matÓ. es mi mÁs triste recuerdo de acapulco. esa es la verdad de la historia. >> el dÍa de maÑana le vamos a presentar los grandes tesoros que guarda joaquÍn muÑoz, pertenecieron al divo de juÁrez, se va a sorprender, maÑana se lo rentamos, no deja de impactar cada vez que escuchamos algo de la historia de skwg, siempre hay algo que impacta mÁs que la ocasiÓn anterior, Ñ, vamos ahora con daniel y buena mÚsica. >> gracias, estamos con henry, estÁs listo, ¿por quÉ ponerle ese nombre?. >> tiene bastante significado porque es mi tercer Álbum, tambiÉn henry el tercero, de rey, creo que fue listo. >> muchÍsimas gracias por haber estado con nosotros, gracias por el buen sentido del humor, gracias por tu mÚsica, que sigan los Éxitos profesional y personalmente, ha llegado el momento de escuchar la bachata,

san liso,... en un departamento donde supuestamente ellos vivieron un tiempo. es verdad que dormÍan juntos, es verdad que joaquÍnzÓ a mostrarnos todas las cosas que guarda que pertenecieron al divo de juÁrez, no sabe quÉ vaya a hacer con ellas planea escribir un libro que le autorizÓ juan gabriel antes de fallecer pero ¿su familia lo va a permitir?. >> ahÍ estÁ la duda, gracias karina. >> quÉ bonito trabajo. >> viste escrituras de canciones que sonÉ exitos. >> quÉ estilo tan particular tiene la casa del seÑor. >> de joaquÍn si, bueno. >> todo, todo la guitarra cÓmo dicen no estuvimos enamorados or siempre porque es un que lo tesoro lo que tiene ahÍ. >> o tambiÉn puede exhibirlo para que los fans puedan disfrutar de manuscritos cuando las canciones estaban naciendo, y que se han convertido en himno para gran parte de la humanidad. >> ay! que lindo vamos con ada. >> no falta mÁs llegÓ el momento de la buena mÚsica con huracanes del norte y su tema "renunciaciÓn" bravo!. >> (aplausos). >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ no quiero verte llorar ♪ no quiero que las penas ♪ se metan en tu alma buena ♪ por culpa de mi querer ♪ no qui