[applause] i come from the agricultural not mecca of the world, in the san joaquin valley. we have been dealing with these crazy people for a long time, you guys are just now learning what we have been dealing with in the san joaquin valley. i grew up with this lunacy that comes from hollywood and san francisco, the home of the extreme left wing. so, we have seen what they do to people's private property, to their farms, to their businesses. so, we are well aware. lots of people ask me, how do you deal with this? i grew up with it. i am used to being attacked all the time, and so are my constituents. i hope that you all know, in california, a country in an of itself -- do not hold that against some of us who actually conservative and are actually trying to do the right. trying to be good participants in this great country. [cheers and applause] host: i love that answer. where do our attendees go to get the schiff memo? rep. nunes: you will have to go online. >> we will forgive you if you are looking on your phones. i think it is important for you all to know what is happeni

you are learning what we are dealing with in the san joaquin valley.it's kind of the home of the extreme left wing. we have seen what they do to people's private property, what they do to their businesses. people ask me how do you deal used tos yet so i'm these people. i'm used to being attacked all the time. i hope you all know that in california it's like a country in and of itself. don't hold that against some of us who are actually conservative, actually trying to do the right thing. i love that answer. >> where do our attendees go to get this memo? >> it should be online on the house intelligence website. >> we're going to forgive you if you're looking at your phones are twitter to read the content speed its importance to know where it's happening. we are going to do something very special for you. i would like to bring onto the stage our vice chairman. we do come out and join us? come on out, millie. >> there was very candid. and now, we are really honored to bestow the american conservative union defender of freedom award. [applause] >> thank yo

san joaquin supervisor tom patti says he's hurting..s pain comes with some peace(patti)"she was getting punched and pummeled severely i mean, i mean brutal."patti says he stopped a woman from being attacked last friday night (patti)"a car pulled up right next to me, screeching to a halt and i looked over and there was, of course drawing my attention, there was a girl that was driving that was just getting beat up." the stockton police department says this all went down on california street according to the county supervisor he confronted one of the attackers (patti)"we had a confrontation and somebody hit me from behind with something at some point, and at that point i don't i lost a lot of consciousness of what happened."a man who has surveillance footage of the attack on this street allowed fox40 to watch it - but he did not want to release itwhile most of what patti says is true - what was recorded showed the county supervisor throwing the first punch(patti) "i knew i had to defend myself with his aggression and as he's making a move

. >> reporter: several months ago officials in san joaquin county had a report of a possible sighting nutria. they didn't find anything, but the latest pictures from down south are causing concern. this is the image captured by officials with the california department of fish and wildlife. it's a nutria which they say is larger than a muskrat and smaller than a beaver and an appetite for destruction. >> i think for us primarily the issue would be the infrastructure because if we get flooding or if we can't, you know, pump water off and maintain those levees, then, of course, it's going to be difficult to farm out in those areas. >> reporter: the rodent eats so much vegetation it threatens wetlands and there could also be loss of agriculture crops and levees. the animals have been sighted in three central valley counties and could possibly make its way into the delta in san joaquin county. >> usually what happens is somebody brings something like that into the area. it escapes. it doesn't have any natural predators and it begins to repopulate. especially these rodents have a lot of off

. >>> Éstas son algunas de las 1800 armas de fuego que se confiscaron en el valle de san joaquÍn.e 2017 se comenzÓ una operaciÓn en que agentes encubiertos pudieron dar con estos traficantes. >>> entre 23 y 31 aÑos. miembros de pandillas. varias acusaciones para estos traficantes. habrÍan vendido aproximadamente 50 armas sin licencia de venta. aunque comenzÓ la operacion en 2017, se habÍan realizado varios arrestos el 2016 por comercializaciÓn de armas ilegales. >>> muchas de esas armas fueron modificadas para encubrir el rastro. fueron utilizadas en tiroteos y hasta para cometer homicidios. >>> dice que continÚan las investigaciones. >>> se ha recuperado casi 2000 armas de fuego. custodia de este traficante. la batalla aÚn sigue creciendo. >>> la pÉrdida de armas de fuego en las comunidades es algo preocupante. las modifican para no dejar rastro. lo que no queremos es que caigan en manos equivocadas. >>> un sospechoso de robo de autos se encuentra grave luego de estrellarse contra otros autos en santa rosa. el in incidente fue cerca de la medianoche. habrÍa robado el coche y veci

along the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are roughly 200 eet. steer people are downsizing their homes. park delta bay is the first legal community of tiny hopes on the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are 200 square feet each. one woman who lives in the community spent $38,000 to have her home built and delivered to park delta bay. she says that the living situation works for her but warns that tiny living isn't for everyone. >> a lot of people wouldn't want their whole lives exposed. you come into my house, this is where i sleep, that's where i work. >> many people we spoke to in the community say that they don't miss living in traditional homes. hey, it works for her. >> it simplifies everything so that's good and the price tag, can't beat that. >> $38,000? not bad. >> but i don't know. close quarters with my husband like that? >> you have three kid. it wouldn't work out and a dog. >> and a dog. >> too much going on. >> i have too much shoes! [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't know what to do wonderful with all my shoes. it looks like a reall

en el valle de san joaquÍn.cramento, esperamos temperaturas en los 70. nada de precipitaciÓn en la zona durante los Últimos 10 dÍas. disfruten de estos prÓximos dÍas, agradables, pero con temperaturas que parecen de invierno. feliz fin de semana. ramÓn:el fin de semana del super tazÓn ya esta aquÍ. se convierte en una oportunidad para que muchos aficionados consuman bebidas alcohÓlicas en exceso. es por eso que la patrulla de caminos desplegÓ sus unidades en la carretera para aumentar la vigilancia. >>los operativos que vamos a tener en la carretera y autopistas para darles seguridad a la gente. ramÓn: la oficial recalcó que el operativo estÁ dirigido a conductores distraÍdos que conducen con el celular. palmira: lÍderes del senado y la asamblea de california dieron a conocer el registro de quejas sobre acoso sexual en contra de legisladores durante el periodo que comprende del 1 de enero de 2006 al 31 de enero del 2017, como parte del acuerdo de no tolerancia a polÍticos estatales. por el momento, raÚl, ha renu

cÓdigos meteorolÓgicos se va a ir mejorando toda esa actividad se va a ir alejando hacia el valle de san joaquÍnas bastante bajas en los 33hacia santa rosa, mÁs adelante regresÓ con mÁs del tiempo. ramÓn: con este cambiÓrepentino en el clima, trajo consigo una pequeÑa nevada. palmira: presenciaron como el cielo se cubrÍa de nieve, una hora despuÉs ya estaba nevando. ramÓn: lo que llevó a algunos escuelas a posponer la hora de ingreso a clases y hasta cancelar el dÍa de escuela. palmira: alertan sobre lagravedad de brotes en algunos estados. ramÓn: en los estados de montana y dakota del norte se registrÓ una mÍnima propagaciÓn, los otros 39 estados parece que registran un alto brote de influenza. palmira: blanco fueron propiedades del exgobernador. ramÓn: temenla cancelación del tps para un nuevo desafÍo. relator: se enfrentaron en la gran manzana y al repasar lo que sucediÓ en nba, le contamos que ya se empieza hablar sobre el enfrentamiento de ggg y el canelo. ♪ ♪ palmira: tambiÉn a los familiaresya que dejarÁn de recibir remesas. ramÓn: david urÍas sÓlo con una madre cuyo sustento depende de l

the people of san joaquin valley, who as i said just a little earlier, we have been on the frontlines of this fight, and it is really an honor for our region of california to be recognized. thank you so much for this award. thank you. [applause] host: i cannot think of a more appropriate way to say thank you to all of you, to and cpac 2018, with awarding a man with a prize for freedom. thank you all so much. ♪ [applause] deneen: i love that song, welcome to the jungle. dr. mulvaney: who picked the walk in music, my goodness. deneen borelli: good afternoon, patriots! all right. full disclosure, somebody told me backstage about a certain pair of socks that mr. mulvaney is wearing. >> those are my captain america socks. my daughter wanted to see them on television, so thank you, caroline. deneen borelli: thank you so much for being here today. today, we will focus on three core areas, regulation, the budget and tax cuts. mr. mulvaney: in 15 minutes. deneen borelli: i understand that reducing regulations is one of the president's top parties -- priorities for his administration. it is som

tambiÉn el valle de sacramento el de san joaquÍn. miren el pronÓstico extendido.a . la pelÍcula " coco " ha sido un Éxito mundial. parte de ese fenÓmeno se debe a un niÑo mexicano que es la voz en espaÑol de miguel, el protagonista de la cinta animada. grecia carrillo viajÓ a guanajuato y nos cuenta de quÉ se trata. grecia: san francisco del rincÓn guanajuato es un lugar mÁgico. su templo y la plaza de san miguel son parte de su atractivo, es precisamente en esta ciudad donde creciÓ un joven con un talento muy especial. les presento a luis Ángel camarillo, Él es la voz de miguel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ grecia: el personaje principal de la pelÍcula " coco " uno de los animados con mÁs taquillas de disney pixar. el vasito de oro, como tambiÉn se le conoce nos invitÓ a su casa nos platico como sus sueÑos comenzaron a cristalizarse al participar en un programa en mÉxico. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pasaron los tres filtros, pase. pero todavÍa esos videos de 1500 niÑos, salieron 10 niÑos. de esos 10, mandaron los vÍdeos a mÉxico y salieron tres niÑos. de grecia: entr

after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. ( james ) a san joaquin county supervisor -escape an attack -- is now recovery from his injuries. it all happened in stockton on friday. tom patti was walking to his car.... when he saw a man beating a woman. patti says he confronted the man who quickly turned his focus to the supervisor. this gave the woman the chance to runaway... but it cost patti a broken eye socket and nose - and the possibility for emergency surgery. <"we had a confrontation and somebody hit me from behind with something at some point, and at that point i don't i lost a lot of consciousness of what happened.">( james ) a nearby store did capture the encounter on its surveillance cameras. that store did not want to release that footage. but the store manager says the video shows patti throwing the first punch. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a special health clinic in san francisco's bayview - hunter's point community ... gets a new look .. and possibly, a new designation. ( james ) and after the break... tax season is in full swing and t

. >> the winners will head to the state competition in san joaquin county this may.i did a check on the list of words here. yeah, they are hard. >> yeah. >> challenge. >> although don't want to be in the kitchen tonight. >> no, picnic. >> go out there and don't forget to come back and enjoy the nbc bay area news. super bowl from the ground and from the air. a massive security operation to make the game safe. while beyond the heated stadium, this super cold city is showing visitors it can also be super cool. >>> the president's claim of total vindication after republicans released that controversial memo about the russia investigation. others are saying not so fast. >>> a little noticed part of california's new law legalizing pot and how it could mean a clean slate for many people convicted of marijuana crimes. >>> in one of the most pristine parts of the world, the battle between those who depend on the water and those who wan

sistema de alta presiÓn en nuestra localidad y lo mÁs frÍo se estarÁ registrando hasta el valle de san joaquÍnna mÍnima en los 42 . las temperaturas mix y masa hacia el dÍa de maÑana -- mÁs y más en el dÍa de maÑana se proyectan en 60 . hacia lunes de la semana entrante, volverÍa a descender esta temperatura en toda nuestra regiÓn. precisamente, hacia el dÍa lunesvamos a comenzar a recibir otro sistema frontal que promete precipitaciÓn en nuestra regiÓn, incluso otro frente estarÍa llegando hacia mediados de la prÓxima semana. nos estamos preparando para recibir algunos sistemas que nos van a estar dejando lluvia en nuestra Área local. hacia lunes tenemos con eta por ciento de probabilidad de lluvia nuestra regiÓn idea como hacia el dÍa jueves comenzaría mÁs con otro dÍa lluvioso y las temperaturas en el rango de los 50. amigos, hasta aquÍ las informaciones. que tengan un lindo fin de semana. ramÓn: gracias suheily, igualmente para ti. el rodeo es un deporte que conlleva sus riesgos. le presentarÉ ados mexicanos que son conocidos por los indomables toros. sergio flores nos presenta a estos dos

rain to our north on sunday, the low sliding down the coast, some showers in the san joaquin valley tuesday. the low pulls back off the coastline, maybe a few showers for los angeles wednesday. notice i never mention the bay area because it's likely not going to rain here, but it will stay cooler. breezy and up to 12 to 14 degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon, highs in the 60s, not the 70s and 80s for the foreseeable future. watching showers close to but not hitting the bay area next week. this is a little bit more closer to reality, isn't it? vallejo 69 degrees tomorrow, fremont 67, san francisco 66 and san jose 70 degrees, 60s across the board. valentine's day should be dry and we're still dry for the next seven days. be right back. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. a

get out towards the san joaquin valley, another hard freeze several hours below freezing. as cold as the mid-20s. certainly bring your pets inside as well. perhaps the bigger story is a reintroduction of rainfall. there are some showers heading in our direction that will arrive as soon as tomorrow morning. we'll go hour by hour. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> we will look for that. >>> tonight, students around the country rally for gun control after what happened in florida. now president trump is taking a stand. kpix 5 betty yu on what he wants to ban. betty? >> reporter: allen, the president today took a step to ban the sale in use of what is called bump stock. these devices can allow a shooter to fire hundreds of rounds a minute. the move is the first definitive solution mr. trump has proposed related to gun control. >> we have to do more to protect our children. >> reporter: the president signed a memo today directing the justice department to develop regulations that would ban so-called bump stock. california is the only state to explicitly restrict the sale of

that's not the case this afternoon because this low pressure area, which is now sitting over the san joaquin river valley worked it way from north to south. sometimes that low follows about six hours behind the front. and in this case it moved right over the bay area, destabilizing the atmosphere. we went from sunny to stormy in a matter of minutes for those in san francisco, around 3:00, pouring by 4:15. futurecast tomorrow morning, we're clear of the view of the diablo range towards mount hamilton, likely a little snowy. sunshine throughout the day, tomorrow will be the mildest and the sunniest day for the entire week because wednesday, here comes the cloud cover in the morning. wednesday, here comes the rain in the north bay for the evening. thursday, we'll likely be the wettest day we've had since mid- january with up to an inch of rainfall possible thursday. not expecting any hail or stormy weather, just widespread beneficial rainfall. and up to an inch or more of rainfall by saturday with two to three feet of snow in the sierra. so wonderful news in the mountains and also around here.

.>> park delta day, -- park delta bay, along the banks of the san joaquin river, you may be surprisedpeople who are deciding to downsize. >> we have an attorney here and other working professionals at this park behind me, two of the four tiny homes in this community. the people who run this place claim that this is the first and only legal tiny home community in northern california. >> hello and welcome. >> reporter: this tiny home is a haven for karine corley. she moved to california two months ago. >> i wanted to live in a house and the only way i could downsize and live in a house that i could come up with was to live in a tiny one. >> this was her home of 25 years. >> two bedrooms two baths. >> reporter: she has a rare medical condition and moved closer to stanford hospital. buying a home in palo alto is not an option. >> this is my living room and bedroom. >> reporter: she spent $38,000 to have this 200 square foot home built and delivered to parked delta bay. tiny house commute the -- a tiny has community. >> tiny living is not for everyone. some people for example, would one --

a san joaquin county couple got married in utah....suspended 400 feet above a canyon.a look at these wedding photos. their pictures... featuring them on a spider web looking contraption as they said their vows....have taken social media by storm. both kimberly weglin and ryan jenks love to slackline..or walk across tight ropes... the duo says the sport...brought them closer together.(sot) the couple says their wedding photos...are partially to help promote the sport of slack lining. the duo wants other people to join the "slack life"... and are working on a business model for this kind of thing ... so anyone else who wants to get married above a canyon...can do so. (jrstone)and after the break... a live report from minneapolis where fans are gearing up for tomorrow's super bowl. (jr stone) tonight -- we go áundergroundá to take a (jr stone) tonight -- we go áundergroundá to take a closer look at a san francisco muni

a san joaquin county couple got married in utah....suspended 400 feet above a canyon.a look at these wedding photos. their pictures... featuring them on a spider web looking contraption as they said their vows....have taken social media by storm. both kimberly weglin and ryan jenks love to slackline..or walk across tight ropes... the duo says the sport...brought them closer together.(sot) the couple says their wedding photos...are partially to help promote the sport of slack lining. the duo wants other people to join the "slack life"... and are working on a business model for this kind of thing ... so anyone else who wants to get married above a canyon...can do so. coming up... the what 20-18 winter olympic metals will look like. after the break... we will have a sneak peak at some of the commercials to air during tomorrow's super bowl game. (jrstone) we're less than a day away from the biggest sporting event of the year --- the super bowl. the philadelphia eagles will take on the reigning champs -- the new england patriots. of course -- the real spectacle for a lot of

originally from south america, many have been spotted and trapped in the san joaquin valley last yearwere eradicated from california in the 1960s. but now there may have been a colony that survived and is growing. . >> there was a population of failed nutria and stanislaw county. >> reporter: one was spotted near the river last year in the town of grayson. >> have you ever seen this ? is called the nutria . that most people we asked him never seen one. truck but then, have you ever seen this ? . >> yes. in the orchards. it has a tail like a possum and a rat. >> reporter: we never saw one but with a 50 mile traveling radius, experts worry they could spread. . >> report any sightings or potential signs of damage. >> reporter: fish and wildlife have traps and cameras up. they want to eradicate the nutria before the population explodes. >>> there is hope to give undocumented workers -- >>> jim garoppolo is not going anywhere. more on this record-breaking contract. >>> good morning, right now because the traffic is moving along well in many areas. it is also slow. with you more about where

the moving force of a group of latino farmworkers, artists, inivists and teachers california's san joaquin valley. hugo more allies -- hugo morales. [applause] dick cavett. [applause] >> and finally the living legend. the woman who moderated the last background in broadcasting, political commentator for abc news and npr , advisor to the american archives of public broadcasting, cokie roberts. [applause] charged withe doing is looking at how news and public affairs came into being and how it evolved in public media. jim, i'm going to start with you. you were there almost at the beginning. when you came to washington and all about watergate. what happened? the watergate hearings, that was the watershed event for news and public affairs on public television. up to that point, the distinctions in the public was generally divided over whether they needed any more news and public affairs on television beyond what was already there on commercial television. the nixon administration particularly did not think there was a need for any more public affairs on public broadcasting. the watergate hearin

more than 20 have been spotted or trapped in the san joaquin valley since last year.dlife experts say they can give birth to up to 200 offspring each year.>>> i have heard about those in the south. in parts of arkansas in the areas in the south. in the bayou country. hopefully we don't have an issue with that. the 20 pound rat. 82 degrees today in santa rosa. that was the heart. 75 fairfield. highs tomorrow will be cooler. nine days in a row of record warmth. we might see more tomorrow. make it 10 days in a row. it will be cooler tomorrow. all of this activity is going up and over. a dome of high-pressure is sending the jet stream over the top. out in chicago all that moisture is making it all the way out to the great lakes region where it is very cold. it is exploding in snow and ice and problems for chicago detroit areas in the great lakes region. temperatures are warmer tonight than last night. 9 degrees warmer in santa rosa. the san jose airport. a little hazy. overnight lows tonight mild. for this time of year 46. wins are coming up. when advisories for the hills

. >>> a san joaquin county supervisor trying to stop an attack on a woman. left him with this black eye. >>> right now we're seeing traffic that is beginning to normalize a little bit. on the bay bridge, it looks okay. that means the toll plaza commute is getting just a little bit better. we will tell you more coming up. >>> well, 20 minutes to 8:00 and san francisco is already 61 warm degrees. possibility of another record today. there will be many as well which could fall. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >> u.s. stocks reversing course this morning after the sharp losses we showed you in the first few minutes of trading. starting at 6:30. there is some hope here that a global sell off in the stock market may be easing. the gains follow the steepest drop seen in years. we see that the dow jones is back on the losing side by just if you will, in quote, about 179 points. nothing like the 1500 point drop we saw yesterday afternoon. clearly we are tracking

last year. ( james ) a san joaquin county supervisor -- who helped a woman escape an attack -- is nowo his car.... when he saw a man beating a woman. patti says he confronted the man who quickly turned his focus to the supervisor. this gave the woman the chance to runaway... but it cost patti a broken eye socket and nose - and the possibility for emergency surgery. <"we had a confrontation and somebody hit me from behind with something at some point, and at that point i don't i lost a lot of consciousness of what happened.">( james ) a nearby store did capture the encounter on its surveillance cameras. that store did not want to release that footage. but the store manager says the video shows patti throwing the first punch. ( james ) three people have been arrested... accused of breaking into a car and then running over a police officer who tried to arrest them. we first told you about this story friday on the kron 4 morning news. devonta lofton... adrian landers and jamon butler are all in custody. investigators say officers saw the three men trying to break into a car near alamo squ

police -- along with all law enforcement agencies within san joaquin county -- have formed a task forcewhichans more officers on the road to combat the hundreds of cars doing donuts... destorying property (lt)"weúre able to attack this and move from city-to-city and have the kind of resources we need to really make a real effort to stop this activity." we spoke to one of the undercover officers whose full time job is to stop this kind of behavior...(officer no cg) "the rubber thatús left behind, the tires that they just discard and i mean obviously thatús all hazardous to the environment. "this officer was out here just 24 hours agohe says -- he saw drivers being wreckless... and putting not only their lives at risk -- but the people watching, too(officer)"and i guess itús an adrenaline rush for them but yes thereús been a lot of people getting injured at these... as far as spectators."with the task force -- officers are able to tow more cars -- like these fourand make more arrests -- like angel diaz who was booked for evading arrest and wreckless drivingthey might not have caught everyone -

. >> originally from south america more than 20 have been spotted or trapped the san joaquin valley since last year. experts say they can give birth to up to 200 offspring each year. >>> more than 1000 flights canceled in chicago as the snowstorm slams the midwest. the latest coming up. >>> >>> well, a winter storm moving across the great lakes now creating treacherous driving conditions and hundreds of canceled flights. >> we are in chicago with the latest on the impact on your travel plans. >>> reporter: more than 25 million americans under winter weather alerts as a front pushes from montana through the midwest. the storm grounding more than 1200 flights friday leaving thousands of passengers stranded. >> i checked before i came. my flight is canceled but i came anyways hoping that something else would open up. i'm just -- if i can get to toronto, at least i can get my connection. >> reporter: about 280 heavy snow equipment operators working around the clock at chicago's o'hare airport as airlines try to push out at least some flights. >> i have to push my flight back first and then th

police -- along with all law enforcement agencies within san joaquin county -- have formed a task forcewhichore officers on the road to combat the hundreds of cars doing donuts... destorying property (lt)"weúre able to attack this and move from city-to-city and have the kind of resources we need to really make a real effort to stop this activity." we spoke to one of the undercover officers whose full time job is to stop this kind of behavior...(officer no cg) "the rubber thatús left behind, the tires that they just discard and i mean obviously thatús all hazardous to the environment. "this officer was out here just 24 hours agohe says -- he saw drivers being wreckless... and putting not only their lives at risk -- but the people watching, too(officer)"and i guess itús an adrenaline rush for them but yes thereús been a lot of people getting injured at these... as far as spectators."with the task force -- officers are able to tow more cars -- like these fourand make more arrests -- like angel diaz who was booked for evading arrest and wreckless drivingthey might not have caught everyone -- but

this 4,700-foot viaduct will carry trains over the san joaquin river into fresno. now ground is being broken for the first physical work in the bay area. crews are boring into the ground to extract soil samples for analysis. understanding the geologic and hydrogeologic composition will help the high-speed rail authority to select the alignment for the tracks that will link san jose's diridon transit station to the central valley. the first passenger service to link the two valleys is projected to be in 2025. this is only the first step. environmental review and land acquisition will follow. so it will be one to two years weave a final alignment is determined. the same steps were taken before construction got under way in 2015 in the fresno area. since then the projects there have created jobs for about 1,700 construction workers. similar economic stimulus is expected as this bay area work rolls out. crews in the south bay started this work last month. about 50 fights will be bored in santa clara county. because the work is adjacent to major roads, some temporary la

more than 20 of them have been spotted or trapped in the san joaquin valley since last year.ey can give birth to up to 200 offspring every year. >>> a bay area business is trying to shake up the makeup industry. a woman from marin county is replacing toxic chemicals with organic juice. pam cook reports. >> you have to be crazy to start a beauty company and compete against all those huge companies that everyone knows. >> reporter: she did and right in the heart of marin county. after specializing in health and wellness for 20 years, karen knew she had to get into the beauty business. >> i had never read a product label until i had my babies. i said, this can't be how beauty products are formulated where you fill the majority of it with butaline or propylene glycols petroleum waste products. >> reporter: medical research finds these synthetic products penetrate the skin and can be linked to cancer and other health issues. >> there's formaldehyde releasing chemicals in a lot of beauty products. there's mettle butyl and propyl par bins which are found in breast tumor tissue. >> r

it's southeast of rio vista on the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are 200 square feet. a woman who lives in the community spent $38,000 to have her home built. she says a living situation works for her but warns it's not for everyone. >> real estate market is pretty cries every crazy so i figured so the tiny house was a good solution for me. >> many people we spoke to in the community say they don't miss living in traditional homes. >>> time now 6:40. it's the big moment for a lot of movie fans. "black panther" hits the screen and some bay area movie-goers are showing up in droves! >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board here. the dow is up about 56. coming up an update from kcbs financial reporter jason brooks. (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed

burglars on the run in san joaquin county. left a mess at two liquor stores. break-ins caught on camera monday morning. three people smashed through the front of a store with a delivery van. they tried to get the atm by hooking it up to the van, but the chain they used actually broke. so they went to another liquor store, same thing, but this time they were able to drag that atm out the door. it's unclear how much money they got away with. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know before you go. >>> here's a live look outside with abc 7 news now keeping you ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> 6:57. here are the seven things to know before you go. number one is breaking news. evangelist billy graham has died. a family spoke person says he died at his home in north carolina this morning. he was 99 years old. >>> number 2 this morning, survivors of last week's shooting at a florida high school are rallying in tennessee. they're marching from the civic cent

. >>> the san joaquin regional district said it had the idea to do this to remember parks' quiet strength>>> happening today, los angeles police are expected to hold a news conference on the natalie wood case. the actress drowned in 1981 after a night of drinking. her death was originally ruled an accident. now it's undetermined. newly interviewed witnesses reported arguments aboard a yacht that her husband robert wagner and christopher walken were on. >> robert wagner has denied involvement in his wife's death. >>> hey guys. right now keeping my eye on the stock market and wells fargo stocks not doing well this morning. they're down about 8%. that's slightly better than the 9% i saw a few seconds ago. you will all of this after the federal reserve handed down an unprecedented punishment late last week. all eyes on the san francisco bank to see if the stock either tumbles or if it's able to rally by the end of day. the punishment from the fed was for what's called widespread consumer abuses, including the creation of fake account. also means wells fargo won't be able to get bigger than it

the viaduct will cross the san joaquin river. structure routes it over union pacific railroad tracks and into fresno. altogether, 119 miles of central valley construction is in progress. this project and related construction has created an estimated 1700 jobs. before any of this work could begin, soil studies had to be done similar to the ones under way in san jose. high-speed rail remains a concept in vision and computer ab maanimated form. but in silicon valley, it's a reality. >> reporter: road closures adjacent to these, over the next couple of months in santa clara county. in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. >>> b.a.r.t.'s general manager smashing any hope of a new station to serve a potential new oakland a's ballpark in the terminal. the general manager says any substation at the west oakland station would reduce speeds and create uncertainty along the busiest stretch of track. a nonstater apparently. he says construction will be extremely complicated and there are questions about who would pay for the project. by the tim

it's not such an overwhelming republican place, san joaquin valley, this creating democratic interest. he has taken the republican party out on a very long limb here. >> that's an interesting wrinkle. ron brownstein, phil mudd, thank you for your expertise. >>> by blasting top investigators and encouraging the release of that republican memo, is president trump causing lasting damage to law enforcement institutions? david axelrod joins us next. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. waysthe roasted core wrap. fat. (robotic voice) 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cell with coolsculpting? now

brazen burglars in san joaquin county left a mess at the liquor store. look at that. three people smashing through the front of the store with a delivery van monday morning. police say they grabbed a few items and tried to steal an atm by chaining it to their van. but then the chain broke. the same group used a pole to break into a different liquor store. they tried that trick and this time it actually worked. it's unclear how much money was stolen. >> a company on the peninsula believes that it's come up with a breakthrough treatment to help children survive severe peanut allergies. it was developed in brisbane. a major site gave children daily doses of a new drug based on peanut protein. more than 2/3 of the children were able to tolerate about two peanuts by the end of the study. they're in a race with a french company to come to market with it. right now there are no treatments for peanut allergies. >>> the police are reshooting a recruitment film after some community members claimed that it was too macho and militaristic. here's one scene showing s.w.a.t. officer

. >> reporter: known by its name of sparrow grass, people in san joaquin county know how to cook up asparagus. >> you can put it in ice cream. you can deep fry it. it's a healthy dish. you can eat it raw. >> reporter: they have been celebrating the vegetable for three decades. 65,000 people visit the event each year. >> our local farmers, it's the biggest production around here and has been for a long time. >> reporter: research out of the united kingdom found a link between a compound in asparagus and cancer spreading in mice. the study's author told a british news agency that lowering the amount of amino acid helps to reduce tumor growth. >> when you see studies like this, it feels disingenuous. as pair gin he said is found in all foods, including fish, soy, beef, potatoes and beans. he worries the study may disturning people from eating known healthy foods -- discouraging people from eating known healthy foods. >> we shouldn't make snap judgments. >> reporter: the study's author says the finding is a major breakthrough that could help block as pair gin in cancer patients. when it comes to

. >>> new this morning, san joaquin county supervisor gets beat up while protecting a stranger.ty is recovering from facial fractures but says it was worth it. he says he was attending a fundraiser for a stockton firefighters association and after the event he says he went to visit a friend in downtown stockton. he was sitting in his parked car when he said he noticed a woman was in trouble. >> somebody comes to a screeching halt right next to me and there is a guy, a really big guy in the back seat and he starts punching the heck out of this poor gal. she got out of the car, was waving for help and i knew that i needed to create some situation between him and her. >> he says he confronted the man who was being aggressive, he says they then got into a fight and he was hit in the head and his face. when he came to everyone was gone. he says he got cleaned up at a friend's house, then called police. he plans to be back at work this morning for a scheduled board of supervisors meeting. >>> this is us returns tonight just two days after the pivotal super bowl sunday episode that we'

it said it would build a factory down in the san joaquin valley, it never did. now, the other guy with an electric car is doing just fine. elon musk spacex plans another launch this weekend. a regular falcon rocket to put sat fights into space to deliver high speed internet. it's been 11 days since elon musk did something amazing. one of our coworkers asked if musk was kind of cluttering up space with all the things he's doing. we do worry about space junk and there is a car that's just floating around there sort of useless, although kind of cool. it's not actually in earth orbit, it's orbiting the sun so we don't have to worry about it hitting any of our satellites. >> it's way out there. >> way out there. speaking of satellites, he does plan to launch thousands of these high speed internet satellites. >> as long as it keeps up with the space. >> and at a cheaper cost. >> 6:18. >>> follow up now to google's plan to create that large development in san jose. it could affect traffic of course and home prices in the south bay. san jose leaders last night unanimous

said it would build a factory in san joaquin valley, it never did. other guy with an electric car is doing just fine. elon musk's spacex plans another launch this weekend to put satellites into space that will deliver high speed internet. it's been 11 days since elon musk did something amazing. one of our coworkers asked if musk was kind of junking up space, cluttering it up we worry about space junk and now there is that car that's floating around there. the answer is that car is not in earth orbit, it's way out there orbiting the sun so, no -- you know, the international space station doesn't need to be worried about getting into an accident with a car. >> it could burn up near the sun, right? >> it's far enough away from the sun, they have it in just the right orbit. >>> new this morning a passenger on a recent delta flight says flight attendants did the right thing in booth a frustrated passenger from the plane. >> your name? [ inaudible ]. >> thank you, tab that. you may not have a job tomorrow. >> so tab that was a flight attendant and she stil

of the scourge of sex trafficking which has impacted the lives of too many young people in the san joaquin valley that i represent and throughout america. today here in congress, we look squarely at traffickers, pimps and victimizers and say we must do a better job in protecting our citizens. as a result of this legislation, our laws will no longer be manipulated and used as a cover for their abuse. no longer will these people be able to hide behind the shield that the internet provides you when knowingly contributing to this horrible crime. the fresno bee, the local newspaper in the valley, recently ran a six-week long series of trafficking in the valley. i ask for unanimous consent to include the fresno bee article in the record. the chair: the request will be covered under general leave. mr. costa: nearly every 16-year-old girl in fresno has been approached at one time or another by sex traffickers. imagine that, almost every nearly 16-year-old girl in our county. police have seen sex trafficking victims from every high school in fresno county and most of the junior high schools. it's h

they have been spotted in san joaquin valley. they burrow.eaken infrastructure. >> that animal was likely brought into the country for the pet trade. they grow quickly. their teeth never stop growing. there could be a big boom in population. i went on google to like a look at them -- take a look at them. they get up to two -- to 20 pounds. >> can you say gold for the olympics? >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ >>> is a picture-perfect day as pebble beach gears up for the pro-am. take a look at this gorgeous view. and look at those pants. he is a good golfer. >> let's go to a four. jason day looking at a long bridge. he will give it a ride. >> there goes.>> he is 12 underpar and two back from the leader. look at that birdie. that is on the 18. phil nicholson is five back and nine underpar. the final round is today.>> steve kerr reaches a milestone -- milestone. he wins 250

farmers are not getting all of the water they requested.most farmers south of the sacramento - san joaquinta who get water from the central valley project - were told they would only get 20 percent of their requested water this year.(kody)now those (kody) (kody) now those numbers could change - but just shows how agencies are already clamping down because of the lack or rain and snow this year.live in sacramento - i'm kody leibowitz, back to you. (pam) back in the bay area... some reservoirs are seeing very low levels of water. reservoirs in the south bay are already less than half full. coyote reservoir is 21- percent full... lexington reservoir is 31- percent full, and stevens creek reservoir is 33 -percent full. reservoirs in the east bay still retain a significant amount of their water. briones reservoir is 88 - percent full, san pablo reservoir is 85- percent full, and lafayette reservior is 74- percent full. (steve) i'm here in the weather center with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.. so breakdown how bad a situation we are in -- and is there a chance that we can still avoid the

in some cases my district for example we have in the valley a strain as well as amtrak on the san joaquin. both run on the u. p. line and south train track and in some cases across the entire country you are going to have the host that is fully implemented with ptc but the tenor of railroad or vice versa. in those cases how is fra going to treat those cases, i'm sorry mr. reyes. how was fra going to treat those cases at the end of the year when it comes to fines or extensions that may apply a? >> thank you for your question. at this point we have met with 41 row roads for the past 45 days as we express instruction from secretary chao. we are working with every row roads that they can use all the lines for the december 31, 2018 deadline and to extend their hardware to employee training as well as revenue service demonstrations. we are going to work with them by providing frequent technical assistance. >> i understand the company line. we all want to have them implemented. this is great technology but as we have seen there are some that i put ptc in place very quickly. there are others that

since march, more than 20 nutria have been found in wetlands, rivers and canals in the sacramento-san joaquinislaus counties. they're native to south america, and can be the size of a beagle...20 pounds...two and a half feet long. and here's why wildlife officials are freaking out...a female nutria can give birth to more than 200 offspring a year. here now, some of other top stories. in san mateo, california water service says the 24 inch transmission line that broke yesterday flooding parts of the neighborhood has been repaired and nw crews are busy backfilling the holethey are expecting to have norte dame avenue back open friday....which would help st matthew's parish.since the formally flooded church is expected be ready for services by saturday.the worst damage was done to the school's gymnasium....the water ruined the gym's floor....so now it's been cut up and taken out.we should be in good shape in another couple monthmaureen kelly kron4 news. here at la esperanza express store in san pablo security cameras capture a robbery suspect armed with a hand gun. his other hand was covered by a

a my district, we have trained in the valley and on san joaquin, both running on the upu line and south train track. cases, across the country, you will have the host fully implemented with ptc, but the tenant railroad is not, or vice versa. in those cases, how was fra going to treat those cases -- i'm sorry, how is fra going to treat those cases at the end of the year when it comes to fines or extensions if they apply? >> thank you for your question. point, we have met with 41 railroads in the past 45 days. of expressed instruction secretary chao -- working with every railroad so they can meet all requirements for the december 31 deadline. theireed to purchase spectrums, do employee training, have revenue service demonstrations. we are not ready to give up on any railroad at this time. we will provide frequent technical assistance. companyerstand the line. we all want to have them fully implemented. this is great technology, but as we have seen, there are some that have put ptc in place quickly. there are others that have not even started. if they have not started, to this point, we ar