people are wondering why in the san joaquin valley where i live, a lot of people work in meat plantsnd they deliver food to america and all around the world. people are asking why is it the small businesses in our area not open, and why is the governor threatening to withhold federal funds because the board of supervisors in our region said we are opening because these businesses are not going to be able to make it. what people have to look at is common sense here. was it okay to have a mash pit spat walmart while the mom and pop store was shuttered and shut in. it doesn't make a lot of sense. judge jeanine: they have asked it in michigan and illinois and new york. who is making the decisions. you say the joaquin valley is not open. who makes those decisions? governor newsom? >> that am exactly what happened. our board of supervisors in tulare county voted to open up. the governor came in and said we'll withhold funds from you. how is that possible? napa valley, vineyards, beautiful place, lots of great restaurants. judge jeanine: doesn't newsom own wineries. >> i think he does. and

that will be especially for the southern san joaquin valley. the heat advisory and except for san francisco and oakland and the bay area cities will have the sea breeze and that will help. we could see records this week as well these are the highs from today. if we add if you degrees on to them. the air-conditioners will be on. not too bad along the coast but not as hot. we will see you back here with the 5- day forecast coming up. >>> if it was the normal memorial day kickoff people would be holding back yard parties and barbecue herding and traveling ktvu azenith smith joins us now. >> reporter: people are desperate to get outside and they are staying outdoors in crowded conditions for a long . of time is not a good idea . our at the beach and alameda county people flock to the beach to enjoy the hot weather. some visitors were practicing social distancing and somewhere not. >> we are trying to enjoy . >> it was actually scary to leave the house, personally for me. >> reporter: similar images of people crowding public spaces was seen across th

that is the legacy of this portion of s san joaquin valley.: arvin making a bit of history today, becoming one of the smallest cities to make ththeir own local regulations for the e oil and gas industryr. woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. now arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed thehe oil and gasas ordinance,e, and hopopefully otr cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today withth se neighbobors on nelslson court, d then tomomrow i'm gonnnna have a coconversation itith the mayayof taft about our twowo cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayoror of the city of arvi. we c can't t deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operatioions, that it emits emisissions, and that

i've seen a thunderstorm pop up over the san joaquin valley.o far the bay area has been pretty quiet. there will be that chance that we could still see some thunderstorms today along with some small hail. as we get a closer look at what's been going on, once again, the heavier rain and thunderstorms just off to our east as we head around the bay area. we've also seen those showers popping up for the south bay, watching out for some rain right over milpitas and moving over towards the hills. for the north bay we've also seen those scattered showers moving through northern napa county as well as sonoma county. very hit or miss showers. where we do see the rain, it could start to pour down. we've seen one to two inches of rain across some of our hills. the storm system is still very close by. with the center of the storm just off the coast, we'll have a lot of this energy moving through today and a lot of our computer models showing the support. we could see enough energy to produce thunderstorms today. looking around at our cameras, wagon see a b

fastest breezes today in the san joaquin valley and those are heading towards us tomorrow as that area of low pressure approaches. still 97 in fresno and no more record highs there and no more record highs in tahoe and we'll talk more about our chances of rain coming up next. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. >>> hayward police have released new video from an officer-involved shooting. police say it started on wednesday after somebody called 911 on a man who was parked on the wrong side of the road picking up car debris. he had a young girl in the car and told the caller to mind his business. the man then started chasing the caller on a motorcycle and at some point police say that he crashed the motorcycle and started banging on the doors looking for the caller. body camera footage showed when officers found him, police say he went into the garage and came out armed with a knife and that's when the suspect was tased and shot. >> he admitted to getting the knife and he apologized and said basically it is his fault. >> the 60-year-old suspect was taken to the hospital and since been released t

70s inland as we head towards 7:00 and we have an air quality warning for blowing dust in the san joaquin valleypretty nasty situation there. and temperatures are taperig a little bit, no more than 100s and mid to upper 70s in san diego and los angeles and looks pretty quiet across the state today. let's get back to kumasi. >> thanks, mike. >>> travelers and visitors are finally getting a chance to see the new exhibit at sfo. jetblue and southwest airlines moved into the new ticket counters at the renovated terminal one this week. it's now named for milk. the airport was set to open the terminal last month but that was delayed because of the pandemic. major security upgrades and a new baggage system that is only in use at sfo. >> what is great about this, it's a sign that our airport remains open for essential travel and this project is one of those construction projects that we deem as essential to move forward. so, although travel activity remains very light right now, it's good to see a project like this moving forward. >> yeah, that is nice. so, the exhibit that's titled harvey milk messenge

man of such influence hold his 20th anniversary celebration at an agricultural fair in the san joaquin valley? that's because the only did he start out administering california, which is where he is from, a lot of his early funding with some owners of large scale agribusiness conglomerates and indeed trump's agricultural secretary sonny perdue was on hand at this event that i attended in the san joaquin valley to deliver a full throated endorsement. the expansive this under all position on domestic economic and foreign policy hits home the fact that christian nationalism is a political movement. he weighs in on the number of social and economic policy questions couldn't idea that social welfare programs have no basis in scripture and his bible study guide which he teaches political leaders, he says the responsibility to meet the needs of the poor life first with a husband in the marriage, secondly with the family, if the husband is absent, third with the church. nowhere does god command the institutions of government or commerce to for support those with genuine needs. another one of his bibl

it loose looks like the san joaquin valley. into the sierra we continue with light snow falling. between 6000 feet and 6500 feet. we do have an advisory for travel that goes until 5:00 p.m. for areas above 6500 feet above 50 as well as 80 and a few inches of new snow fall expected for today and over the last 24 to 46 hours several inches of snowfall reported. for us a mix of sunshine and clouds and a few sprinkles. temperatures range from the low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland. write about where we should be and it had cool for some of our inland cities. here is a look. north bay 63 in novato. 68 in brentwood. a pretty day for you there. low 60s in hayward and 61 san francisco. upper 60s by the water in half moon bay. 60 degrees over pacificalow 70s bay side communities and into our inland cities 69 into napa and 72 for antioch. a beautiful 71 for you san jose and 78 los gatos as well as santa cruz. if you look for warmer weather is on the way wednesday into thursday. upper 60s to low 70s and a tag cooler rolling into the final day of the week and the weekend happens to be me

and you have been in my district , in the san joaquin valley of california, the agricultural area. my folks up and going to work, because they have to feed this country, along with a lot of the folks around here. arexpect the guys that cutting meat or working at the grocery store, and a packing plant, we expect them to go to work. we have to go to work as members of congress. i will leave it at that. president trump: i got all of your permits necessary from the federal government for water. you know, we throw millions of gallons of water a day into the pacific ocean that comes from up north. how come allvin, those fields are barren, beautiful land, they are all barren and brown? and then i see a little patch on one side, and it is beautiful green, and you can see it and how come so much of it, 95%, it looks like a desert? and then you have this. he said we don't have water. he said, you mean you had a drought,? that was a long time ago, at the beginning, before i got elected, and i said, you mean you have a drought? and he said, we send millions of gallons of water out to the well,

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if you get the clearing there, you will get cool temperatures. 37 the mountains, 60s and the san joaquin valley. that system is on the way to give us a big pattern change. not just for a day or two, it could last for a week or 10 days. we have impressive rain totals, now, this is monday, we will see if they hold onto that and cut the projections back. either way it is going to be a big change compared to yesterday and today. 70s, 80s, and 90s. you can't see 90s for two weeks. the wind will pick up, and it looks like we will have rain into tuesday morning. >>> thank you, steve, the reason a controversial video was banned on facebook and youtube. >>> the bay area commute could become even worse, after the restrictions are lifted. >>> good morning, welcome back to mornings on fox 2. joy to the world. growing up, i used to love this song. thank you for the request. if you have a request, then, let me know about it. this is what you do. you go to facebook, twitter, instagram, and use our hashtag. i will pull your song. it is that simple. >> that is a happy one. joy to the world. thank you. we can us

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even fast breezes in the san joaquin valley kicking up a lot of dust.ve an air quality warning today. temperatures finally breaking out of 100. only 99 in palm springs and 62 in tahoe well away from a record. our weekend, we'll talk about that coming up next. here's reggie. >>> new developments involving the mother of the missing idaho children. lori vallow is due in court for a bond hearing which has been postponed twice because of the coronavirus pandemic. no sign still of 7-year-old jj and 17-year-old tylee ryan. prosecutors may call 48 witnesses in the case val lo vallow's husband and marrying him after his wife died... >>> oakland police have shut down an illegal casino. check out these photos the department posted yesterday on twitter. they confiscated four guns, several gaming machines and $20,000 in cash. >>> east bay city is moving forward with plans to get homeless people into housing so they can shelter-in-place during this pandemic. crews furnished four trailers and these trailers will eventually house eight people. oakland has received doze

windy conditions through the san joaquin valley and those are coming our way tomorrow when the rain rolls in. the record heat is gone and the 100s absent from the central valley and one last warm day in the sierra. 86 in yosemite. have a good one. >> thank you, mike. >>> because of this pandemic, we are focusing our efforts to build a better bay area on four key areas. health, education, the economy and our changing workplaces. starting this weekend, people in one of the areas hit hardest by covid-19 will have the chance to get tested for free. testing sites will go up in san francisco's bay view, sunnydale and visitation valley neighborhood. ree on tommuty push to get people to take part. >> i don't know what's going on. shortness of breath. >> reporter: this is video kevin epps took on his cell phone moments after he was rushed to the hospital with what he later found out was covid-19. >> take care of yourself. >> reporter: he recorded it for a very specific reason. >> i just kind of put it out there to make sure the people in my community know this is real. >> reporter: kevin's communi

the quake could be felt for hundreds of miles all the way to parts of sacramento, the san joaquin valley. it struck in central nevada centered near total paul which is between las vegas and reno major highway 3.95 was closed for hours because the road tracks it's the strongest quake reported in nevada and more than 65 years. the good news. no reports of injuries with more on that earthquake. we want to welcome in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow an unusual to have a quake in that part of the country isn't. yeah can they you know they get these quakes here but boy this was a large one large they've seen in quite some time but that. >>if you've driven down that way you know that's kind of an active area that's all karl called part of walker lane about a 60 mile stretch from the front range there this year that a back out of the desert that is an active fault zone. and that's exactly what they saw that today and certainly not only did they see that earthquake. they had numerous apps shaw aftershocks, the strongest one of the 5.1 and you can see the areas in red those are lot of littl

blowing dust and making the air hazardous in the san joaquin valley. 83 in fresno and not 100 in palmgs today, 99. 62 up in tahoe. let's send it over to reggie. >>> okay, mike. back now to zuckerberg san francisco general as medical workers are being honored during their shift change. first responders from multiple san francisco departments have lined up around the hospital to cheer on workers who are on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus. they're calling today medical team appreciation day and it is nice to see just how many people showed up for these folks as they get ready for what i'm sure will be another long shift. we wish them luck today. >>> happening today governor gavin newsom's orders to close all beaches in orange county to take effect. three cities are pursuing legal action to block those closures. john gregory is live at hunt huntington beach this morning. >> technically huntington beach should be closed but plenty of people down in the water and on the sand. take a look behind me, you bight see those surfers out there and also a life guard vehicle. we have

blocked the trumps trump administration's effort to expand the amount of water pumped from san joaquin to the central valley. critics say that it would threaten endangered species. the injunction lasts until the end of the month. >>> palo alto police arrested a man for exposing himself and assaulting a mother and daughter. this happened over the weekend when the suspect, fermin aragon threw a rock at the victim. the b,39 was taken into custody and booked into jail. >>> fire crews knocked down a fire that broke out this morning at 5:00lanes of saratog down while firefighters worked to put out the fire. >>> a memorial was held for people who died from the coronavirus while in custody. dozens of faith leaders and family members held the surface service in san francisco. the service included tombstones representing the dead. they said that it's prime settings for spreading the virus and threatens the lives of the detainees and workers. >>> coming up. are nba officials texting players to see if they want to return to the court? the mba pushes back. >>> an intruder breaks into a family home and draws himself a ba

incorporated legislation i introduced that would expand medical education in underserved san joaquin e valley that i represent. this legislation is critical to shortages the doctor today and tomorrow in our country. in january, i introduced the act.ding medical education that's what we need to do. i'm pleased that my colleagues in the house supported it, it in the heroes act. these are our heroes. as negotiations in the next relief bill contin continue, i ask my colleagues in the senate to act, to recognize issue.ortance of this do not delay. the need to enhance our health care capacity has never, ever, more apparent. as a result of covid-19, we need doctors today. we need doctors tomorrow. of our entire health care system to rebuild it o invest -- rebuild it, to invest in it. i will continue to fight for every dollar to ensure our access to dents have the health care they deserve. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman state rise?ton >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is

it will san joaquin valley ceo denise da says the problem started the day be shut their doors because crisis and says it's gotten progressively worse when we're not able to directly except them. we have to treat the merchandise is potentially contaminated at that point you know we are forced to take it directly to the landfills os as that goes against one of goodwill's mission is to be environmentally sustainable when our doors are open we divert millions of pounds a year out of the local landfills. and right we're adding to that problem goodwill says the constant cleanup is costing them 10's of thousands of dollars a week we're going by all of our stores. at least twice a day and in some cases like it marks lane. we're going there 4, 5 times a day but it's taking you know an hour and a half to 2 hours to clean up. and you know the mass that flashed anything left outside a goodwill location in less than a designated boxes considered illegal dumping so goodwill is asking people to hang on to their donations until they says more than 80% of the profits from goodwill stores goes to suppo

the heroes act contains vital to the health of the san joaquin valley and throughout the country by roviding funding for much-needed medical education. it provides funding to protect farmers and farm workers and our that's been hain turned upside down. ag markets have shrunk, for some entirely disappeared. we need to provide support to ensure a true safety net is in american agriculture. our food supply is truly a national security issue. never been more evident during this hearing crisis. i stand ready to work with my house and in both the to -- ate the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i continue to reserve. the peaker pro tempore: gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield 30 seconds to from california, ms. chu. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is for 30 seconds. families and entire communities struggle, congress must step up. the heroes act does just that, us through this crisis. our prior

the heroes act contains vital to the health of the san joaquin valley and throughout the country by roviding funding for much-needed medical education. it provides funding to protect farmers and farm workers and our that's been hain turned upside down. ag markets have shrunk, for some entirely disappeared. we need to provide support to ensure a true safety net is in american agriculture. our food supply is truly a national security issue. never been more evident during this hearing crisis. i stand ready to work with my house and in both the to -- ate the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i continue to reserve. the peaker pro tempore: gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield 30 seconds to from california, ms. chu. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is for 30 seconds. families and entire communities struggle, congress must step up. the heroes act does just that, us through this crisis. our prior