alfaro garza, public heath officer for san joaquin county."normally, over many years, we've had like one a year, approximately."crypto might lurk in lakes, public and private pools and even in the delta."this is the sort of thing that's ubiquitous, it's everywhere," dr. garza said. "and not just in this county, as they say, it's national." garza said most of the cases they've seen are from people who have swam in multiple waterways."we have some children and we have older people, so probably the whole gamut," he said.garza also said the news shouldn't alarm anyone as long as they practice good hygiene, like taking a shower before and after a swim and keeping hands clean before preparing meals. "after a day in the water, you take a shower," alexander said. "just like a day in the ocean, you take a shower." crypto may last up to a month, but even if you've had diarrhea and don't know if it was crypto, dr. garza says it's best to stay away from pools for at least two weeks. (lydia) coming up... the woman at the center of a bay area wide sex scan

alfaro garza, public heath officer for san joaquin county.ally, over many years, we've had like one a year, approximately."crypto might lurk in lakes, public and private pools and even in the delta."this is the sort of thing that's ubiquitous, it's everywhere," dr. garza said. "and not just in this county, as they say, it's national." garza said most of the cases they've seen are from people who have swam in multiple waterways."we have some children and we have older people, so probably the whole gamut," he said.garza also said the news shouldn't alarm anyone as long as they practice good hygiene, like taking a shower before and after a swim and keeping hands clean before preparing meals. "after a day in the water, you take a shower," alexander said. "just like a day in the ocean, you take a shower." crypto may last up to a month, but even if you've had diarrhea and don't know if it was crypto, dr. garza says it's best to stay away from pools for at least two weeks. county official say there are another 41 cases that are unconfirmed. (pam) co

we were on the northern edge yesterday but plenty coming up through san joaquin and the sacramento valley. this is an incredible amount for this time of year. a lot of this is rotating into our direction and toward the santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains is the best opportunity. mostly cloudy, warm and muggy. 70s on the coast, 80s and 90s. >>> sal, i am thinking you may wanted to start with walnut creek or mention it. >> as you know, you probably came through their and they have a detour on 680 southbound and westbound 24. that detour has been making people go in a convoluted if this is your commute, 680 to westbound 24, i would give myself an extra 15 minutes which is a lot of time for this time of the morning. i would recommend it if this is your plan going through. we have heard they plan on having disclosed until 7:00 but i'm not sure whether that is correct. that will cause a big traffic jam but we will stay on top of this. let's talk about the livermore valley and the commute over the altamont pass, the traffic is moving relatively well with no major problems. 880 is also li

el dÍa de hoy estuvo bastante calurosos precisamente el dÍa de hoy.en las regiones del valle de san joaquÍnso en las temperaturas que puede ocurrir el lunes y martes de la semana entrante. pudiÉramos ver la temperatura por debajo de lo que es normal para esta Época del aÑo. las regiones del valle san joaquÍn para continuar la temperatura en los tres dÍgitos. ramÓn: cubanos que piden asilo en mÉxico han denunciado abuso de las autoridades de inmigraciÓn en la repÚblica mexicana. reportero: la estaciÓn fronteriza siglo xxi en tapachula, chiapas, donde han pasado la mayor parte de los cubanos y centroamericanos que ingresan a territorio norteamericano tratando de llegar a estados unidos y donde alegan brutales golpizas y tratos despiadados, ahora bajo investigaciÓn. >> abuso de parte de personas de inmigraciÓn, y guardias de seguridad de inmigraciÓn eran como 80 o 90 de inmigraciÓn y guardias. reportero: no hay comentarios por parte de la delegaciÓn a cambio de la inmigraciÓn en tapachula, pero organismos proderechos humanos aseguran que son denuncias comunes. >> tratos degradantes como ofensi

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the cloud cover continues to stream in off of the sierra and out of san joaquin valley. also coming from southern california and high based but a sign of things to come. the air mass is extremely drive -- extremely dry at 15,000 feet and evaporating before it hits the ground. 50 in truckee, 87 in bakersfield and fresno and 86, 63 in monterey. yesterday the coast did not warm up with that off shore breeze and big-time boomers around quincy yesterday. also at donner and north shore they had some and i think we will see that happening again so watch out in the sierra. watch out some of these collapse and see this moisture streaming back toward us from modesto and eastern santa clara county and the contra costa county along with solano county as well. this entire mess will filter over us today. the best scenario is to get some breaks in the clouds to allow the lift to develop. but lake havasu and over the palm springs, it is lit up for this time of the morning. the muggy and humid conditions are in place with the possibility of isolated showers and i would think later today

now it's in the san joaquin valley. some of that could clip the santa clara county or eastern contra costa. 60s through 90s. down about 10 degrees for many. what is the traffic going? >>> it's getting busier. right now we are looking at the approach to the bay bridge. you will see it is slow. early this morning there were filming something on the bridge at 4:00. that caused some slowdowns. that ripple effect lasted a little bit. it is slower than normal. it's taking 21 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge. once you get there there is a big backup. hopefully it will just be something that is very temporary. plan for 30 minutes this morning waiting at the toll plaza unless you are in the carpooling. this is a look at interstate 880 and oakland. traffic is moving well. san mateo bridge traffic is a moderately heavy although that looks good as you drive through. if you are on highway 4, a lot of slow traffic. it's backed up almost into antioch, through pittsburg and into bay point. >>> the rain has not stopped yet on

we have plenty coming from the san joaquin valley also off the sierra. these have produced isolated cells offshore. 60s for many of us and 70s for some, livermore 76, brentwood 74 and san jose 77. fairfield 74 so we have very warm air aloft and first it was the circulation around the high now we have a low pushing off tapping into moisture dragging it across funneling in moisture tonight and tomorrow so that is our best opportunity for isolated cells but there are some developing to the west of monterey also santa cruz and some could get very close. these are away from us but eventually they should make it here. later today we will have a few breaks in clouds with some lift and isolated showers with possible thundershowers tonight into tomorrow morning. muggy and warm by the coast with warmth and hot temperatures inland. >> we could have triple digits in antioch and livermore. >>> big changes coming to some bart trains what the transit agency plans to do with the exterior of its trains to raise money. >>> look at your screen, it looks like a burger and co

se anticipan temperaturas en el valle de san joaquÍn cerca de los 104°.lluvias significativas. algo peligroso para texas este fin de semana. ramÓn: bienvenidos a este segmento "hablando claro" un espacio que preparamos con el fin de que pueda acercarse a sus lÍderes locales y estatales. vamos a buscar resolver todas sus inquietudes y en esta ocasiÓn nos acompaÑa la superintendente del distrito escolar unificado de san josÉ. gracias por estar con nosotros. quÉ es lo que hace el distrito para acabar con el creciente problema del bullying? >>sabemos que el acoso en las escuelas estÁ pasando. es importante que el distrito tenga programas para enseÑarles a los estudiantes reglas sobre el comportamiento y las interacciones positivas. tambiÉn buscamos celebrar a esos estudiantes que estÁn siguiendo las reglas. los maestros y los directores ven los datos de todo lo que estÁ pasando y analizan esos datos. ponen soluciones donde ven que hay problemas. estamos enfocados en eso y sabemos que estÁ funcionando. ramÓn: muchos padres de familia son indocumentados y tiene

la regiÓn del valle de san joaquÍn, el lunes y el martes superarÁ las temperaturas de los 105°. de forma prolongada y monitoreando el trÓpico, tenemos a "harvey" afectando la zona de la costa de texas. las lluvias podrÍan superar las 20 " . hasta aquÍ las informaciones, regresÓ contigo. ramÓn: gracias, suheily. la ganadora del "powerball", primero dijo que la tienda fue vendida en massachusetts, pero luego aclarÓ que la compró una gasolinera. tenemos los pormenores. reportero: eso es una trabajadora en un hospital de massachusetts y la ganadora del premio gordo de 700 y cuatro -- 748,0000.000. de problema hoy por hoy, lo primero que hizo fue llamar a su trabajo para anunciar su retiro. el boleto afortunado, se vendiÓ en esta gasolinera, en el estado de massachusetts. el dueÑo del negocio, por su parte dijo que los $50,000 que recibirÁ por vender el boleto ganador, serÁn donados a niÑos en hogares de crianza. el gordo era de $650,000,000, desatÓ una fiebre de loterÍa, muchos apostadores hicieron filas para comprar sus boletos. elevÁndose el monto del premio. funcionarios de la lo

, there's a coastal range here, and then a big central valley, and another flowing north is the san joaquin river and it also eventually flows into san francisco bay. so this is the central valley. and over here is much higher mountains, what are they call, jenny? >> i don't know, actually. >> there's a clue. >> oh, well, the sierra nevada. >> that's right, just means the snowy mountains, that's right. so as you can tell from the map, lots of rivers flow out of the sierra nevadas and the northern ones join the sacramento river and the southern ones flow into the san joaquin river. so that's kind of the schematic of southern california. so it's important that you get a sense of what that looked like, and the gold is here, sort of in the foothills of the valleys. okay? now let's just first of all here, about the how the news got back east. allen, can you come up and read first of all -- have you all heard of william sherman? he was a famous union general during the civil war, you see him on the right as a young man, at this point he was a lieutenant in the u.s. army and witnessing what was ha

tropical clouds streaming up in the san joaquin valley. some might brush us.hunderstorms will develop over the sierra. cooler for us, down 10 to 15 degrees for some. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. but out of the 100s for much. sal. >> yeah. we have slow traffic all over the bay area. obviously the fall traffic pattern has set in and more slow traffic as more people are going to school. even though it is not the end of summer, it is academically for a lot of people. this is a look at 280 in san jose. you can see it is slow all the way up into cupertino. i want to put up a map of the south bay. we have slow traffic not only on 280 as you saw but also on 101 and 85. especially on 85. in fact, 85 is so slow it is backed up nearly to highway 101. if that's your commute, it is becoming kind of normal as you drive up to saratoga and into the cupertino area. moore park boulevard is closed near monroe street because of a serious pedestrian accident. i know a lot of people use moore park in that area. there will be a detour set up. there is also a look at 880 northbound in oakl

and north is the san joaquin river that eventually flows into san francisco bay. so this is the central valley. over here, much higher mountains, what are they called, jenny? >> i don't know, actually. >> give us a clue. >> the sierra nevada? >> yeah. and so as you can tell from the map, lots of rivers flow out of the sierra nevadas and join the northern ones join the sacramento river. and the southern ones flow into the san joaquin river, so that's the kind of schematic of the geology of california. and the gold is here. so in the foothills of the valleys. okay? now let's just first of all hear about now the news got back east. allen, can you come up and read first of all. have you heart of william sherman? he was a famous union general during the civil war. at this point, he was a lieutenant in the u.s. army. and witnessing what was happening when the gold was discovered. so here is lieutenant sherman. off you go. >> as the spring and summer of 1840 advanced, the reports came faster and faster from the gold mines at sutter's mill. stories reached us of fabulous

he had traveled to the san joaquin valley's in the 30s and 40s so he was aware of theui fight of thethat's no way to treat our brothers and sister so he wrote a poem. in his poem he attempts todignit restore the dignities of those passengers. he says goodbye to my juan, goodbye roe salida, you won't have a name when he read that big airplane, all they will call you as deportees. it was that phrase, it really caught my attention and i thought, is that all they will call us question that's my stord also. that's a piece i gravitated toward. who is they, who is all and while they call you?e that was a poetic piece of that lyric. during world war ii there were talks and negotiations between mexico and the united states. the results of that conversation was how can basis how can mexico be an ally of their time in the. that's from the word arms, like working arms. so america said we could use more workers here so they look for their brothers and sisters from the south and began the program that started to bus and train people in. the first series of that in the first pilot program was impor

he himself traveled to the san joaquin valley's in the 30s and 40s so he was aware of the plight of the. he was upset, he said that's not a way to treat our brothers and sister so he wrote a poem about it. in his poem he attempts to restore the dignity of those anonymous by giving them fake names and he says, goodbye to my wand, goodbye rosalina, adios, he won't have a name when you ride that big airplane, all they will call you will be deportees. it was that phrase, all they will call you is deportees, and i thought is that all they will call us? i come from a family of migrant farmworkers. that's my story. so i gravitated to that. what are they call you? to me that was a poetic boat piece of that so use that for the title of the book. during world war ii there talks between mexico and the united states. this is the early 40s. the results were how can mexico be an ally for the u.s. during this time of need and the result of that was what they called a program for program meaning arms, in this case working arms. so america said we could use more workers here say look to the brothers and

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the sierra and san joaquin valley. not necessarily for us, but a lot of these may play into our weather next week, tuesday or wednesday. that's another -- we'll talk about that later. 60s 70s, 80s and 90s, tomorrow we'll get to 90s and 100s. everything is -- >> it's fine. >> good. >> you know what fine stands for, so that makes me nervous. >> well, it's light. >> okay. >> yes. steve, it's light. we're looking at is a salida county for those who drive a long way away. from your driving from fairfield or vacaville and driving into the core dill y'all area into vallejo, people are up early doing that. traffic looks okay heading out to the carnegies bridge. closer to the main part of the bay area, you can see traffic on interstate 880 is doing very well. the answer is so far, light conditions. 4:31. let's go back to desk. >>> sal, north korea says a launch over japan was preparation for more operations -- kim jung un supervised the missile launch yesterday and he was very satisfied with the performance with the missile. ch

the sierra and san joaquin valley. not necessarily for us, but a lot of these may play into our weather next week, tuesday

the man was booked into san joaquin county jail. >>> a geyser spelled slick roads in burlingame near sfo. crews installing a road barrier hit a pipe near the golf center on airport boulevard sending water into the air. they are cleaning it up. >> that's a big mess right there. >>> all right. so it's a little windy out there. a little windy. i felt the breeze overnight, too. i guess our night is a little earlier than most people's, like 6, 7 p.m. when i go to bed. you can hear it against the window, the trees, branches flowing everywhere. you may see that this afternoon, windy tonight and tomorrow, as well. hold on to your hat. also feeling the drizzle this morning. some areas see a little drizzle. you made need to use your windshield wipers. here's the golden gate this morning. looks to be a little damp out there. but that's clouds, just moist. bay bridge you can see the tops which is good news. so the clouds are not laying low at the tops of the bridge. as they were yesterday and the day before. temperatures 61 in concord. oakland 64. livermore 60. san francisco 61. san jose 63 degr

there are some chilly readings to the north, tropical clouds are favoring areas in the san joaquin area it looks like they will stay south of tahoe, although they click to them yesterday. this will merge with a high building and from off of the pacific northwest which will give us extremely hot temperatures, and even by friday, some areas will be done in the desert. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, but i can't get around it. that's not for everybody, but there will be many inland areas from 105-110. >>and thousands of pets, they are a big part of the evacuation in texas. and millions of americans have already booked airfare for thanksgiving, and christmas. >>>that denver based chain smashed burger is a trademark infringement. at the heart of lawsuit is one menu item, the smashed burger triple double. they say it's too close to double double or triple double burgers. many americans have already made their travel plans and bank rate.com says 8 million people have already booked trips for the holidays. by the end of september, most half of air travelers will have their trip. the most affordable rate

>(pam) combs was booked into the san joaquin county jail on charges of torture....nd child abuse resulting in death. police also removed two other children from the home. child protective services has not yet released any other details about the two children now in their care. ahead at eight.. a famous pastor criticized for his response to texans in need. how he reponded to backlash today plus. a lyft driver shot and killed with a rider in their car. why some are blaming the emergency response for his death and next. out of the devastation in texas-- there are stories of survival. and what we just learned about the storm's growing death toll. people were starting to scream for help out of their houses so that's when we realized how many people were in here." (steve) a day of desperation in texas as floodwaters drive more people from their homes.(pam) tens of thousands of people scrambling for safety. tonight we are learning the death toll has risen to 18. (steve) but in the middle of the devastation...stories of survival. as catherine heenan reports ... many people

(vicki) san joaquin environmental health department officials say they will be investigating the claimthis chuck-e- cheese's has received a complaint prior to this one. the complaint claimed the bathrooms were unsanitary. (grant) talk about a low blow... a rented bounce house stolen right from someone's home... and it was all caught on camera... this is surveillance video from the valera's family home in las vegas... one man is seen approaching their home at night, and he steals the stereo. the man comes back with an accomplice, and the two roll up the bounce house and drag it to a nearby truck. now the family is questioning their safety while sleeping inside their home. (grant) right now the family is expected to pay for the bounce house since it was rented - that's about a couple hundred dollars. police are looking at the surveillance video and asking anyone with information to come (vicki) and in southern california... police are looking for a dozen men who robbed glasses fr

but after about an hour, he was taken into custody and booked into san joaquin county jail. >>> constructionws digging under a san francisco building uncovered more than just a few rocks. they discovered a tombstone more than 100 years old. kpix 5's jessica flores is at the building in laurel heights. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we are here on iris avenue in laurel heights. there's mud behind me where construction crews were working when they discovered that tombstone more than 100 years old that they didn't find any bones. construction crews were in the garage ripping up the floor laying new electrical line when at the discovered that plate. and they discovered it between a pipe and the foundation. it turns out it was 155 years old, a grey marker upon a family. a mother, father, and a child they lost after 13 days. now, there is a simple explanation here. if you live in this neighborhood, it used to be home to the laurel hills cemetery. the graves were shipped to coma to make room for housing but the tombstones gave the crews chills. >> gives me the goosebumps. that's a old tom

(steve) san joaquin environmental health department officials say they will be investigating the claimhuck-e- cheese's has received a complaint prior to this one. the complaint claimed the bathrooms were unsanitary. (steve) it's that time of the year again .... school is back in session... and paying attention while you are driving is always important... but it is even more so now ... with all the kids walking to and from school ...(steve) but you know there are rule breakers... and you know stanley roberts is rollin. she's rushing me that's why, (she's rushing you) yea because she doesn't want to be late yes it was a case of the daughter rushing the mother who ended up getting stuck in a yellow crosswalk while officer mckenna from the broadmoor village police department do you know why i stopped you? no? did you see the crosswalk you realize you were blocking the crosswalk correct and on tip of that your right brake lite is out and your plate is also altered?in case you haven't noticed this sam trans bus says it all, schools open drive carefully this is not the first time i have been

. >> reporter: michael garrison is the commissioner of athletics for the south san joaquin section. it has to do with parents being more educated about the effects of having a concussion. >> not the old adage, i got my bell rung, i'll be okay in a couple minutes. >> reporter: allow no contact between student athletes during practice to minimize concussions. >> i believe football might be the safest. they have the most equipment to protect them. >> reporter: erin isn't too concerned about her two sons playing football. she says it's about how the coaches train their players and how well the equipment fits that makes the difference. >> if you want to look for the negatives you'll find them, if you want to look for the you'll find them. >> reporter: reporting in galt. >>> coming up, it's not what you want to see on our morning walk. what happened when a couple of hikers ran into this guy on their path. >> and drinks and luggage go flying. how the captain of this flight reassured passengers after they hit severe turbulence. >> sunshine in the high valley. visibility not great for the 5t

coming across the san joaquin valley and toward lodi come as stockton and rio vista.ese will go into napa. there are also some heading into lake county. it looks like it's just north. lake county and mendocino county. the fog is filling in. the north bay hardly saw any clearing yesterday. over lake tahoe, this continues to stream in. 50s and 60s. a little more sunshine today as the fog burns off. some of

towards the santa clara valley some 90s in there, morgue began hills, san -- morgan hills, san juan-- san joaquin. campbell is 89 degrees, san jose state meteorology department 86. pacific northwest starting to warm up there. corvallis at 90, portland at 89 and seattle at 83. 88 up in truckee, 89 sacramento. you don't see that all the time. 89 also up in ukiah and 95 in reno so it's pretty toasty along with the convection up around lake tahoe so we will keep an eye on that. our concern is coming up from southern california and central. been a lot of lightning strikes, lightning detection picks it up around sanity -- santa maya and -- maria and san luis obispo. 100s with a widespread of 40 to 50 degrees almost. it does look cooler inland on the weekend, you two. >>> safety inspectors gave the green light to reopen a popular ride at california's great america in santa clara. cal-osha requested the delirium ride to be voluntary shut down after last wednesday's deadly malfunction of the fireball ride at the ohio state fair. the delirium ride is similar. cal-osha also approved the reopening of rides a

coming across the san joaquin valley and toward lodi come as stockton and rio vista. eventually these will go into napa. there are also some heading into lake county. it looks like it's just north. lake county and mendocino county. the fog is filling in. the north bay hardly saw any clearing yesterday. over lake tahoe, this continues to stream in. 50s and 60s. a little more sunshine today as the fog burns off. some of that moisture is streaming across oma taking aim to the north and east. it's associated with this low in southern california which has kept our temperatures on the cool side. a few could warm up a little bit. 60s through 80s with a few in the 90s. >>> we do have an issue we are keeping track of. good morning. this is a motorcycle crash, west of the toll plaza. that could affect your ride into san francisco. another area of serious slowing is on the altamont pass. very slow westbound 580 out of the tracy area because of an earlier accident at grant line road. that is now cleared but as you can see, a nice backup you will need to make your way through. i w

several degrees warmer than 24 hours ago and that is due to the tropical clouds coming from the san joaquin valley and off the sierra. isolated showers are possible likely later today into tonight. looking to be more toward the peninsula and santa cruz mountains with the south and east bay as well. there are some thunderstorm cells just south of monterey now due west of santa cruz so the potential is there and there is a lot of moisture that could rotate in. we will have a mostly cloudy day to day and storm tracker is picking up some isolated cells. we are already looking at the rain evaporating before it hits the ground. we are mostly cloudy warm and muggy which is a little rare for us. 70s 80s and 90s not quite as hot inland but muggy at least through friday. the good news for those of you at the coast it is looking colored this weekend. we have a lot going on. >>> a harrowing story in the east bay showing the final moments of last night's competition in contra costa county. police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect last night along the richmond parkway following a high-speed chase

the border of san joaquin. this began with a high-speed chase and they corralled the suspect on the bridge and that's when the driver got out of his car and jumped into the water but didn't get far. the chp says boats surrounded him. officers threw him a flotation device and he was arrested on shore. >>> troubling scenes at an apartment complex. a toddler covered in mud and wearing nothing but a diaper found walking alone in the middle of the night. rick boon joins us live where the boy was found. rick, the boy is safe but i know you talked to a lot of people that can't understand why that baby was out in the middle of the night. >> reporter: yeah, they are saying unreal, totally unreal. a lot of neighbors questioning the parenting skills of this toddler tonight. this while the guardian supposed to watch that baby was questioned by police all day long. a child that was found strolling by itself at 3:00 in the morning. >> you got to take care of your baby, man. can't leave them outside or walking around the nigh

moisture and rain is pushing off, you can see a lot of this is close, also moisture.ing up from the san joaquiny. 60s, 70s some temps. half moon bay 54 degrees. ocean beach yesterday was 58. and then livermore 101. there is just tremendous difference in some of these temps and it was blazing up in lake county. so 65 kelseyville. 53 mill valley. so some of these are really cool. winds are 53. san to rosa plus 1. no big deal there. plus 7 from 24 hours ago in hayward. plus 5 for fairfield, concord, livermore. higher clouds are going to keep the clouds up. heat advisory is out for some. i don't think there is going to be much changeover. half moon bay, i don't know how we are going to get 70 or higher. 52 in truckee. 88 in bakersfield. it all started in a little station down in -- >> bakersville. >> in california. >> 72 in sacramento. 56 in monterey. i think we read this story earlier how portland could get into 100s and seattle close. keeping not too bad right now. 67 in portland is a pretty low. average high is 80. southern california which had rain yesterday and thunderstorms, 91 palm springs.

a lot of that moisture is coming in from not only offer this year but from the san joaquin valley.e could get thunder storms out of this i do believe. if your garage doors going up, that is my fault. i guess we are stuck here. it will be cloudy to mostly cloudy today with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. watch out for the thick fog near the coast and a possibility of not only cloudy skies but thunderstorms and very muggy today and tomorrow. we will send it back over there. >> we will get back to you shortly. >>> it is 5:50 am. >>> we know steph curry is a superstar basketball but he is great in another sport and what he will do on the golf course today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . it is 5:53 am>>> the anchor brewing company of san francisco has been sold to schapiro of japan, one of the world's biggest beer companies. anchor brewing was founded in 1896 and help to make the craft beers popular. anchor brewing as 160 employees in the run a brewery and distillery in san francisco producing beers like the anchor steam and the barrel ale. schapiro says this is part of their plan

spokesman, the ad is specifically targeting democratic candidates in southern california and one in the san joaquinalley. >>> caltrain seeing a lot more riders using their services. they are not making money. how that's going to affect passengers coming up. >> and emergency crews have a connector ramp shut down in san jose. we'll have the details, the backup and your travel times coming up. >> raindrops, thunder and lightning. it's all in the friday forecast. but i'll talk about what you should expect this weekend. >> and in our tech report, the new patent apple just filed to make major changes to ipad and iphone screens. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore. did you know slow internet can actually hold your b

about a minute with all this moisture streaming up from southern california to the sacramento and san joaquinalley and even off to this year and latched on to by this low. you can see the water vapor and how it is retro grading back out and tapping into this moisture dragging across us. it originally came up around this circulation as a high. 50s, 60s and 70s for many including san jose, livermore, brentwood and concord. 50 in truckee. here is something we don't often see, monterey at 65 and ukiah 64. the slight offshore breeze can be very warm which happened yesterday afternoon. cloud cover pushing into mendocino county and lake county in from the valley. if we get a few breaks in here with afternoon heating we will see this circulation and you can see it bringing it back in and that could bring in some rain and thunderstorms. there is a lot of moisture that must move through and we have thundershowers it could pop up today and tomorrow morning. look for cloud cover with the muggy pattern but a beautiful sunrise. take a look at this picture over the bay bridge, and look at that.>> gorgeous.

but until we get there, it's mainly focused over the san joaquin valley and into this the sierra. water temps coming down, 55, 57, 57. i mean, these are the coldest they have been in a while. so it doesn't take much to get that fog little machine rolling along, especially when you have a west wind at 20 miles per hour. that's out of travis, vacaville has more of an east-southeast. 84 in brentwood. concord says 82, fairfield 78, livermore 78. santa rosa 71, novato 77. [ no audio ] >> if that all develops things things will get warm around here today. tomorrow is when the warming begins. now, again, my highs aren't as high as others but still going to be very warm here for most as we go into the weekend. >> steve, thank you. appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> hours of debate. the big controversy, tiny houses. the decision for a pilot program to house the homeless in the south bay. >>> stocks rising as banks bounce back from their recent losses and tech companies breaking ground. tech companies up 25 points. the nasdaq having a good day. up 68 points. >>> president trump shifting his foc

(vicki) san joaquin environmental health department officials say they will be investigating the claimthis chuck-e- cheese's has received a complaint prior to this one. the complaint claimed the bathrooms were unsanitary. (grant) after the break...gas prices are set to spike as harvey pummels houston's ten oil refineries. see how much it could cost you to fill up - here in the bay area. (vicki) as hurricane harvey slammed into texas president trump was creating his own storm steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki... the trump administration has been no stranger to controversy.... and this time it comes in the form of a pardon. on friday he pardoned joe arpaio. he is the arizona sheriff who was convicted of criminal contempt after failing to comply with a court order to halt unconstitutional policing practices. the pardon has raised a lot questions about the timing of it. tonight we will hear from the president as he defends his decision. we will have that story and more on kron 4 news at six. vicki now back to you. (grant) uber

in fact, just a couple of hours ago san joaquin county filed a lawsuit. think there's something like 15 or 16 lawsuits now. but are they likely to make any difference? congressman mcnerney - oh they'll make a difference. what that will do is slow the process down and make it more expensiveand make it more expensive to put in the tunnels. voters around the state will have to realize that they'll have to pay for that. (catherine) when he talks about creating water, he includes things like better and more efficient water recycling and storage. he and other critics argue the tunnels will harm agriculture, wildlife, fish and nearby communities. as for the many lawsuits - it's now expected that they'll eventually be consolidated.. ( catherine ) we sent out the alert about this interview at 1-54 this afternoon through the kron four mobile app. it's one way to stay on top of big stories throughout the day. the app is free to download for apple and android devices... just be sure to enable the push alert feature. steve and pam? (pam 2-shot) online retailer amazon

it's all about the ladies, the female invasion -- >> female invasions, all '50s sci-fi movies, san joaquine campy movies playing and a cause play contest where people dress up in contest, $500 for the winner. >> wow. pretty good. >> yeah. >> derek, always a pleasure. >> we will see you next -- >> go to the movies. we thank you, sir. >>> throw it over to rosemary and get your forecast for the big sunday. >> a live look here at san jose where the clouds are starting to clear, you can see a little bit of a golden hew there. around the bay dealing with a lot of it inside the bay, along the coast as well. here's a look at stormtracker 2. monsoonal moisture over the state of nez. the high pressure remains close to the four corners there. we have this low right in here that is bringing us the cooler weather, the onshore breeze, the marine layer is deeper this morning and if i move in a little bit closer you can see the counterclockwise swirl in there. you can also see how it's sort of dragging in, a little bit of that mid and high level moisture at this hour. over portions of the north bay and no

silva is still charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a youth club in san joaquin county. (steve) time now to check on our weather... this is a live look outside our sutro cam - with a nice view of the city. some clouds rolling in. let's check in now with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a deeper, cooler, more organized gulf of alaska low pressure trough is responsible for removing the blocking pattern and now has a free path to descend from the gulf of alaska into the pacnw/norcal through the coming days. this syntopic scale shift has allowed a broad high pressure ridge to backbuild from the desert southwest deeper into portions of california today. as a result, inland temperatures are somewhat warmer today versus yesterday, and on the whole, approximately 3 to 6 degrees above normal, with triple digit temperatures forecast for the hottest spots. that said, locations near the coast continue to be dominated by the cooler, moister maritime environment, with temperatures running approximately 3 to 6 degrees cooler than seasonal normals. (steve) lake temescal in oak

moisture coming in from southern california and arizona into the san joaquin and the southern california coat, there is an abundant amount there. it dies down at night and loses its energy source. we have clouds to the east and to the south and west. if you're far enough north, you're not seeing those. far north/south, some of this works its way back in towards us tonight. don't be surprised if that starts to cloud us up by tonight. again, i think around santa cruz mountains down to monterey and santa clara valley could be in line for thunderstorm activity. 62 that pacifica. it was 58 in ocean beach yesterday. 110 in ukiah. what a difference on the temps. 70s and 80s in between. it looks cooler, dave. >> yeah. >> on the weekend. >> we just have to hold on. >> hang on. we're almost there. >> thank you, steve. >>> the time is 7:48. expect higher health insurance premiums if you use covered california. coming up at 8:00, the insurance provide they are is ending coverage in almost every bay area county. >>> would you believe we are only 36 days away from the start of the nfl season? the coac

san antonio. we are joined by texas congressman joaquin castro. he is in san antonio. i know your city has done a great deal to help take in the many evacuees from the houston area. how many are you seeing and how many more do you expect to see? >> well, over the course of the last several days we've seen thousands, many of them were in the first wave that got hit from corpus christi and the gulf coast, victoria. so, they came over to san antonio. the challenge for a lot of people living in houston is that the storm originally was not supposed to go there. in fact, san antonio was supposed to get hit. and for the most part, we've been spared a lot of or hardly any damage. and, so, a lot of folks in houston didn't evacuate and didn't come to san antonio or to other cities. but the mayor in san antonio has worked with the mayor in houston and offered anything we can do to help. and i believe that we've sent supplies and manpower to be helpful in houston already. >> we've talked to a number of the evacuees who have been told they may not be able to return to their homes f

san diego. serrano's father is a reputed top lieutenant for joaquin "el chapo" guzman, the leader of the sinaloa drug cartel as you see him last year. el chapo arrested last year. >>> the pentagon identified the three marines killed when their osprey aircraft crashed off the coast of australia. lieutenant benjamin cross and corporal nathan ordway both members of the flight crew as well as private first class ruben velasco who just turned 19. all three died when the osprey went down during a training mission. the wreckage of the aircraft has also been located. >>> and 16 years after the 9/11 terror attack the remains of another victim have been identified in new york. the identity of the 1,641st victim was discovered through dna retesting. about 40% of those killed more than 1,100 victims still remain unidentified. >>> and also here in new york, an emotional and rare ceremony where lost purple heart medals were returned to the veterans and their families. >> fire department bagpipers opened that ceremony because one of the purple hearts was returned to a member of the department who was injured i

. >> un juez federal de san diego aplazÓ el posible traslado a washington de la ex diputada mexicana vinculada al narcotraficante joaquÍn>> un residente de la florida estaba convencido que atacÓ de su casa habÍan una plaga de ratones pero cuando llegaron a limpiar se encontraron con una serpiente boa de 6 pies de longuitud se estima que entrÓ a travÉs de una rama de Árbol cercana al techo de la casa. >> un auto con 3 personas a bordo quedÓ colgando de un puente, despuÉs de ser impactado por un camiÓn en china, cÁmaras de seguridad captaron este incidente desde distintos Ángulos rescatistas tardaron cerca de 4 horas para poder liberar al conductor se espera que todos se recuperan de las lesiones y ahora el chofer resultÓ ileso. >> mÁs noticias aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" ahora pasamos con janice para que nos de el pronÓstico del tiempo. >> muchÍsimas gracias paulina y vamos a ver quÉ estÁ sucediendo a lo largo del este de nuestra naciÓn, mencionas las inundaciones mississippi continÚan las alertas por lo menos vigente, para sectores de luciana, alabama, mississippi. >> asÍ que pendiente tambiÉn, puede ver baja presiÓn que se

narcos el sucesor de su padrino joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, se entregÓ a autoridades de la frontera a finales de julio y ahora se enfrenta primera vez a un juzgado en una corte de sane le acusa de vender cocaÍna y heroina. activistas y familiares piden liberaciÓn de un centro de detenciÓn en california a rÓmulo, oficiales de ice no podrÁn reportarlo a mÉxico por una suspensiÓn por inmigracion, abogados piden reapertura del caso, el padre de cuatro arrestado cuando llevaba a una de sus hijas a la escuela. no se rinde una inmigrante vÍctima de violaciÓn y tortura en su paÍs de origen al pasar mÁs de un aÑo en un centro de detenciÓn, rosalina gano el caso y recibiÓ asilo polÍtico en estados unidos, pero su felicidad no es completa, ella busca a su hijo que huyÓ del salvador con la intenciÓn de reunirse con la madre, los c contactos se perdieron mientras que atravesaba mÉxico, aquÍ la historia. >> me torturaron feo. >> hace 19 aÑos torturaron a esta mujer todo porque tenÍa una distinta preferencia sexual. >> no por ser lesbiana se vale lo que me hicieron, por eso no quiero volver al salvador. >> fruto de la violaciÓn quedo embarazada y tuvo a su hijo josÉ, 5 aÑos mÁs t

about ten years ago claudia o onjulo, a farm worker in california's san joaquin valley was exposed to the chemical when she was pregnant. claudia worked sorting oranges, apples and other produce treated with the chemical. when her son isaac was born with a mental disability and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or adhd, she suspected the pesticide she was exposed to. a few years ago european scientists tested some of isaac's hair. he had traced of over 50 pesticides in his body and the highest concentration was chlorpyrifos. it has been long been known that exposure to this can be deadly but years of research in the united states and other studies now believe there is a strong connection between chlorpyrifos exposure and mental disability, adhd and memory deficit in children. they believe the chemical damages children's developing brains even if they are exposed before birth. latino children whose parents are exposed to the pesticide and who grow up near fields treated with it are at the greatest risk. but scientists believe the pesticide proposes a threat even to children expo