why would chris be in santa clarita? well, that's what i wanted to know.iceover): digging through the reports, larry found information about chris' dad. that he was in construction, and that in 2000 and 2001 he had a job site in santa clarita. you can't tell now, but back in 2001, this was a major construction site. now, chris had told police that he did not work for his dad that winter. that he was on unemployment. but larry saw some big cash deposits going into chris' bank account in addition to his unemployment checks. so he thought that chris might have been working for his dad off the books, and larry came up here to ask around. josh mankiewicz: and they told you that it was chris' father's construction company? chris' father did some of the tractor work at that site. and chris worked there. and chris was one of the tractor drivers that the superintendent said was there every day. is this where you thought to yourself, that's where lynsie ekelund is? i thought chances are excellent that if i killed lynsie, and i was in chris mcamis' situation, and i h

ahora pasamos a santa clarita, siempre al sur, en donde una persecución policial terminó con el arrestoinalmente, los sujetos fueron arrestados. el ejercicio y la actividad física nos ayudan a mantenernos fuertes, a tener más energía. reduce también el riesgo de padecer un sinnúmero de enfermedades como las cardíacas. la diabetes y por lo menos 8 tipos de cáncer. y ya que hemos hablado de los beneficios del ejercicio, qué tal si hablamos con nuestra nutricionista para preguntarle si es mito o realidad que no es bueno hacer ejercicio después de comer? después de comer tenemos que esperar un tiempito antes de hacer ejercicio. por qué? porque no es mito. el hecho de que nos puede dar dolor de estómago nos puede causar un accidente. si empezamos a hacer ejercicio muy pronto después de comer la razón de esto es que cuando estamos digiriendo la comida, después de que de después de que hemos comido y sobre todo una comida grande, mucha de la sangre de nuestro cuerpo se desplaza hacia el estómago para hacer la digestión. entonces la pregunta es cuánto tiempo deberíamos esperar para hacer ejerci

that was where a lot of folks were hitting city streets to santa clarita to get to 580 and back over, thinning out the traffic there, and one of your best routes would be 84 up into livermore and pleasanton if you were heading out toward the tracy area. we'll follow this, but it should be reopened a little bit after noon. back to you. all right. thanks so much, mike. also breaking for you this midday, united airlines flight attendants are authorizing a strike after failing to reach an agreement with the company. this is the first time since 2005 bankruptcy negotiations have been included with flight attendants at a major airline. they voted to do so. united flight attendants are demanding double digit pay increase, retroactive pay schedule flexibility and work improvements. no date has yet been set for an official strike. now, united flight attendants say that they've actually been working under an amendable contract for nearly three years. also, new details the case involving the murder of an oakland police officer back before a judge. this morning. nbc bay area's bob redell joining

two locations in van nuys and raids at homes in northridge and santa clarita. the connection all of the cars. and this man, juan carlos tola tola senior was the organizer. >> the brains behind the group. >> investigators say the operation involved a rental car company called driver power rentals that only rented to crime tourists, mostly from south american countries, including chile. >> crime. tourists would go to this car rental business there they'd be provided with a vehicle. the defendants insisted that these crime tours present them with false identifications. if you came to them with a legitimate id, they would turn you away. >> but that's not all the feds say. the defendants actually recruited the crime tourists. then instructed them where to go to commit the crimes. so far, 120 burglaries or thefts are connected to this group, and the feds say the losses are more than $35 million. one example, a burglary of a menlo park jewelry store. the crook stealing expensive watches and rings. the alleged conspiracy touched cities all across the country and includ

miles southwest of lamont california in kern county was big enough that people reported shaking in santa clarita downtown los angeles, santa monica, long beach and beyond. >> i felt something shake, but i was i just just be a car time west elway's justin will be shaking. i mean, pasadena, i was thinking of all others need to arrive. they feel like is not that strong. the temblor triggered the state's early-warning system sending an alert on many people's phones seconds before they felt the shaking. as of now. >> known as ba been able to put their finger on a fault and that means or something. something new to to learn you heard, right? we may have discovered a new fault here. robert degroot with usgs says there are hundreds of known fault lines in the region giving experts a good idea of where earthquakes are likely to happen. but that doesn't mean there aren't surprises. new discoveries are happening all the time. seismologist doctor lucy jones says it's not unusual. most smaller quakes at this point are actually not on our big names faults. the epicenter of tuesday's quake was miles from the w

they live in the santa clarita valley, which is under an excessive heat warning for the next 2 full days use like even sitting in the shade that. >> feel the heat. you normally don't. normally it's cool the shade. >> firefighters battled to large blazes in riverside county, a brush fire in marietta, where there were a series of mandatory evacuations in a temporary closure of the 2.15 freeway. and a faulty electrical panel is the cause of the slow-moving nixon fire which burned more than 5200 acres and is currently 82% contained. unusually high temperatures prompted the city of los angeles to open up cooling centers on the east side of town, south la and parts of the san fernando valley. a lot. it's even in this community alone. >> don't have air conditioners in their unit. so this is a relief for the community to come out at a time like this. there's high risk for heat illness, especially for the very young and the older folks. kevin clayton off says this playground is ideal because it's she had a i just do like the heat. >> not. she's not a fan of now is actually when she went outside t

the families of sammy chapman from los angeles and daniel from santa clarita. they are here today and are doing some incredible work to not just protect the memory and legacy of their boys but the work they are doing is going to protect my 9-year-old and that is indeed why we are here. there's a couple of questions i want to ask some individuals. let me start with a question for each of you. have you ever sat with a family and talked about their experience and what they need from your product, yes or no? >> yes, i have spoken with parents about how we can build tools to help them. >> have you said with families and young people to talk about the products and what they need from your product? >> yes, senator. >> yes, i just did two weeks ago. >> i don't want to know what you did for the d hearing prep i jut want to know in terms of designing the product that you are creating. mr. zuckerberg, have you sat with parents and young people to about how you design a product forad your consumers? >> i've had a lot of conversations. >> that's interesting mr. zuckerberg b

i was able to talk to from los angeles in daniel from santa clarita. they are here today and doing incredible work. project the memory and legacy of their boys. the work they are doing is going to protect my 9-year-old. that is indeed why we are here. i miss her the question for each of you. mr. citron view sat with the family about their experience what they need from your product yes or no? >> yes i have spoken with parents about how we can build tools to help them. sandra: have used out there missing young people to talk about your products and with any of your products? >> you center. yes it did it two weeks ago for example. >> i don't want to know you did for the hearing prep i just wanted to know. in terms of different designing the product you are creating. >> mr. zuckerberg have you sat with parents and young people to talk about how you design a product for your consumers? >> yes over the years have had a lot of conversations. >> that is interesting but we talked about this last night you gave me a very different answer. i asked you this very

meet me in the santa clarita valley. i'll meet you in san bernardino, anytime. didn't get control of the house by five seats. collectively, that was 6700 votes, among those five races. every vote matters. we will get this done but we can only get it done with your help and support. we will not let that happen again. we will elect democrats in california, we will grow our california delegation ranks. we will elect hakeem jeffries speaker and we will deliver california for the harris-walz ticket. are you with me? [applause] there is no better advocate for california, champion of california han -- california than our next speaker. she is a legend -- legendary legislator. she is on the mount rushmore of mccright politicians. she reminds us about the three m's, money, message, mobilization but she also reminds us why we do this job. why we sign up. why we sign up to go to washington, d.c., to do the work, to legislate. because it is about our kids. it's about building a brighter future for the next generation. she walks that walk. she does that each and every day. sh

meet me, maybe in the santa clarita valley.. in 2022, we didn't get control of the house by five seats. collectively, that was 6700 votes among those five races. every vote matters. we will get this done but we can only get it done with your help and support. we will not let that happen again. we will not come up short. we will elect democrats in california. we will grow our california delegation ranks. we will elect hakeem jeffries speaker and we absolutely will deliver california for the harris-walz ticket. are you with me? [cheers and applause] there is no better advocate for california, champion of california that our next speaker. she is a legendary legislator, as hakeem jeffries says. she is on the rushmore of democratic politicians. she is it. she is our north star. she reminds us about the three names, money, message, mobilization but she always reminds us of our wide. why we do this job. why we sign up to come here. why we sign up to go to washington, d.c. to do the work, to legislate. because it's about our kids. it's

juan carlos toland 57 years old from santa clarita. he allegedly directed associates to travel to various parts of california and the country from 2018 to 2024 to commit theft like shoplifting, burglarizing homes and businesses and stealing people's credit cards and debit cards. the letter and then according to investigators, provided his associates with vehicles from a van nuys dealership to use in the crimes and made them use fake ids so they won't be able to track it back to him. the defendant would get a cut of the stolen items or money. and according to authorities made millions in profit. we're in the process of seizing 25 vehicles. so properties and possibly even some horses authorities displayed in photos some of the stolen items, laptops, expensive watches, rings, designer, purses and shoes. the items found at various locations locally and outside the state. officials say they've arrested more than 100 suspects tied to these crimes since 2019 with the investigation ongoing. mayor karen bass also spoke to the growing number of