christina delgado is a gun reform advocate and she joins to sell live from santa fe in texas. thank you for your time. you are leasing an advocate of strict gunbar. you've been outspoken about that and that was long before the holiday school shooting what pushed you into action? well, thank you for having on this evening. and so back in 2018, my community, my daughter and my family had to endure the scene of a high school shooting. my daughter was a 7th grader at that time and my best friends, kids alongside some my other friends, children were there in the high school and my friend had her 2 children who made it out. but i have numerous friends who lost their children that day. and that was a day where my daughter asked me a very, very valid question, which was how you going to keep me safe in schools. and so i decided to start speaking up as a native texan and coming from a governing family. there are things that we can be doing to make sure and ensure that these things do not happen again. i want to get your response to this latest report into what happened if you've all da

mid to upper 70's in santa fe and santa clara. here's a view at emryville. you can see the low clouds stacking up along the coast lean. there are still pretty warm in some spots. 79. peta williama 71 in low to mid 80's at fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking across the embarcadero. we'll see fog pushing inland overnight spotty drizzle will occur near the coast perhaps near the bayshoreline. we have a big two-day warm-up. and monday, highest temperatures inland. those two days will range from mid 90's to 100 degrees. overnight, we'll see fog pushing not just across the bay but locally inland. 6:00 tomorrow morn, the day starts with lots of lingering low clouds. maybe some patchy drizzle near the coast. but that fog will burn away quickly. we'll have a rapid warm-up. let's take a look at what we expect tonight before we get to tomorrow's heat. drizzle near the coastline. lows of 53 in halfman bay minely mid to upper 50's justability everywhere else. a low of 62. tomorrow's highs under sunny skies. 68 half moon bay 74 in stan. low to mid 80's along the

santa fe high school, another horrific school shooting in texas.do the work. and as you know, not everyone is going to agree on everything all the time but there's a lot of common ground on this. universal background checks where everyone who wants to purchase a gun has some kind of a review so if they're going to be a danger to themselves or someone else we can stop them before it's too late. a red flag law where they say i want to harm myself or i want to go into my school and harm other people. well, if they have a firearm in the house, with due process, we remove that firearm until they can get better to save lives in the process. safe storage laws-- ( applause ) --my friend rhonda hart, who lost her daughter in santa fe high school, her daughter kimberly. she's a gun owner, she's an army veteran, a school bus driver, or she was at the time in the school district where her daughter was killed. she said, we lock up our guns up at home. it's safe and i've got kids in the house, it just makes common sense. let's make sure everyone does that. now,

and by march 1862 this force had seized santa fe making it the only confederate army to ever capture a capital city in union territory. now scholars have written quite a bit about this invasion including megan kate nelson's really nice new book. so i'm going to go light on the details here. and instead what i want to do is is really challenge some common misconceptions about the civil war and the far west and i also want to try to place this invasion within the context of a much longer southern fascination with the region. now it's it's tempting to view this campaign as sort of an errant into the wilderness the general who led it henry hopkins. sibley was was famously inept in underprepared. he was he was basically drunkenly incapacitated during some really key moments in the campaign. and his invasion was turned back decisively in the spring of 1862 by the time his army finally limped back to texas it had suffered in astronomical 30% casualty rate. and simply himself soon conceded that the region wasn't worth a quarter of the blood or the treasure that his men had sacrificed. and th

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this incident happened saturday east of santa fe. the emergency crew was returning to albuquerque after helping firefighters at a wildfire. extreme heat is to grip parts of the country in the next few days if it hasn't already. our partners at the weather channel have the latest on this. >> reporter: good sunday evening. the dangerous heat is expanding. of course, it is hot today in places like texas all the way to north dakota. we're not just talking 90s. we are talking triple digits in places like arkansas, tennessee, louisiana, missouri all the way to oklahoma city where we could tie a record on tuesday of 109, all courtesy of the big area of high pressure. just to the east of that high pressure are a chance for severe storms. this is for the northeast on monday. starting at 11:00 a.m., storms rolling through, but we will see a secondary round from washington, d.c., into new york and even parts of boston just in time for the evening rush. and, errol, you can watch the weather channel on cable and now streaming live on your favorit

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>> well, santa fe police have arrested 2 men who are accused of killing another man in 2018. the men face murder charges for the death of khan who he was shot and killed outside of a home on misty lynn court in june of 2018. now police say they were able to finally identify the 2 suspects after a a comprehensive investigation. a motive for the killing is still being investigated. and the north bay valais help. police are looking for man who believe to be involved in a shooting that happened near john finnie high school's campus. it happened wednesday morning at around 9.30. no one was hurt. the school was under lockdown until noon. it was another day of disappointment for many people that are waiting in line to get the monkeypox vaccine. despite the fact san francisco got more than 4100 doses from the federal government this week, the rollout began wednesday, but hundreds of people still had to be turned away. kron four's rob nesbitt has that story. >> with an 08:00am opening at the monkeypox vaccine clinic on potrero. ave the line started to form early line actually kept muc

the loo, ganske, republican local authority, se ukrainian troops have been targeting the city of santa fe using to us, supplied high mars rocket systems. no casualties have been reported so far. elsewhere in the lugens were public. heavy fighting for the city of lucy chanced, russian forces have been tasked with restoring order in that city. but here's what i'd give as visited the air and observed the russian patrols there with yes, with the troll that we will we the now calling for back up as a hostile potential host up in an apartment building. and he just took a shot. the police control, the problem is that many ukrainian soldiers who deserted, who were left behind or who were left behind, have now changed into civilian clothes and a hiding in the apartments that they have broken into the actual ball. and when you who did not get off of it, but i'm done with weaver, now been us to leave all rather escorted away from the area. there's a special operation on the way reinforcements of a rob. they're going to sweep the building a high, high rise 9th floor apartment building floor by floor

so for reference, santa fe is down there. so is everybody else in the south bay. i just wanted you to see what the sunrise looked like. that happened at 6:11 so that's history. that's the live view from our roof showing you what this looks like for most of us right now. it's not like big rainfall totals but it's persistent enough mist that over time it does add up. the best example of that is up in the hills. robin has a tenth of an inch of rain just since midnight there. low 60s for most of the south. 64 in san jose. if we look at the daytime highs everybody else gets sunshine and numbers that will look look this -- we'll go to low to mid 80s, east bay shoreline is below 70. numbers for the inland valleys are in the low to mid 8 0s. 83 in danville today and stnin nrm. >> most of the inland valleys are going to be hot. the northern sacramento valley and sierra foothills are experiencing fairly intense heat. so our weather at home is incredibly unique. we're really getting off easy temperature had much wise. a lot of things we haven't discussed yet. tomorrow, secon

the most important of those meetings will be of course with santa fe, love, rob the russian foreign minister. now this is a hugely important meeting, probably more so for the russians than for the chinese. it shows that they are not as ostracized in the world as the us and its allies would like them to be at because of it's an invasion of ukraine. and you'll remember that just before the war started, chief jim ping of china held the summit with vladimir putin, where they talked about their relationship and partnership having and no limit. so it's important for russia and fuller volved to show that they are still having this relationship equally important for the us to try to make sure that the russia doesn't use this world stage to try to give legitimacy to its invasion of ukraine. and we've been hearing from antony blink and the u. s. secretary of state who is still on his way here to this summit. but we know from refueling stops on the way talking to the bubble of journalists to who are accompanying him. he had said that he doesn't want a russia to be given legitimacy from this event that

let me offer santa fe bunker a bit of it though, the same people who are highly placed in government today and who not only attacked the previous government strategy, but voted against all the extensions of a state of emergency last year. had the nerve to come here to ask us for the 4th time to approve the same measure. conservatives voted in favor of allowing the army to patrol alongside militarized police in the rest of region. but several left wing deputies from body to his own coalition, especially the communist party, voted against the measure. they accused the president of betraying his electoral promise to promote dialogue and not use force. earlier the spokesman of come, the oldest, my butcher resistance group took responsibility for the new attack. liberia and we're thrive in our priority is to channel violence towards well directed acts of sabotage towards supplies and machinery. the government said it would not press charges against the indigenous leader, but amid an uproar back tract seen as another example of flip flopping on the part of the western hemispheres. youngest

the impact of santa fe, where he stood by him. some of his appointments to government in crispin's case have been also leading to his downfall, sex some good things, no doubt about that. he's a remarkable politician, but ultimately he's an old style of governing is perhaps a board and down the moronic that, that was that communications by that's fully minister related. thanks very much. all right, worry, thank you so much. well, the u. k. opposition. labor party leader care summer says the prime minister should not remain in power through the summer. he needs to go, he can't cling on. in this way. his own party have finally concluded that he's unfit to be prime minister. they can't now inflicting on the country for the next few months. it's obvious, he's unfit to be prime. mr. that's been blindingly obvious for a very, very long time. and if they don't get rid of him, then labor will step up in the national interest and bring a vote of no confidence because we can't go on with this prime minister clinging on for months and months

temperatures warm toward morgan hill and gilroy in the 90's, 82 santa clara, santa fe 84.s at 90 yesterday. that sea breeze today bringing the temperatures from the 70's, should be in the low 80's redwood city. very typical for mid july with the fog at the coast. the warmth in wine 93 santa rosa, 90 vallejo. that is a warm afternoon. 74 in oakland. toward castro valley and fremont upper 70's. you have the afternoon breeze and inland we had some numbers approaching 100 degrees today. i think we will see low 90's outward concord, mid 90's brentwood. we are keeping the heat inland today and the changes come slowly throughout the middle of the week with slightly cooler readings with mild to warm afternoons. for aids walk we are cool with temperatures in the upper 50's and clouds to start out 8:00. jobina: we have been getting never before seen images from space captured by nasa's web telescope. it was designed in palo alto and took 60 years of work. david louis explains how silicon valley technology is providing a quantum leap forward in unlucky mysteries of the universe. davi

i'm actually at the moment in santa fe, new mexico, in process of moving out here. so looking for housing right now chase crazy real estate market. >> and i'm in miami, florida, visiting my parents down here. a lovely kids in the pictures behind me are any niece and nephew, not my own. >> well, i envy both of you, i'm here in bethesda which is my home, through the magic of zoom we are all joined together. now, you both have written very ambitious books this time. one analyzes and distills a whole decade, the other analyzes and distills 150 books. how did each of you get the idea to undertake these projects? garrett, we can start with you. >> okay, cool. i -- my inspiration for my book started in 2007 when jonathan yardley of the "washington post" did this whole series of reviews when he look back on literature from the past and stuff that stood the test of time, and that year he rereviewed "only yesterday" an informal history of the 19309s and and 10920 and i read that and was blownary and i thought could i do something like that for the time we're living in. so the

i say that because if you historically look back at some of the other incidents, like parkland, santa fe, now uvalde, southerland springs, the response is always the same. and so, you know, i would question any lawmaker that is saying we need to have more police presence. i mean, we absolutely do. but it's beyond just police presence. it's understanding of the plan, executing the plan, and then understanding what your duty as a law enforcement officer is. you know, it's clear that cheer arredondo knew that he was the incident commander, as was written in the emergency operations plan. that's why i always say emergency operations plan is just a plan written and sitting on a shelf. unless you execute it, it means nothing. >> paul, you and i have discussed many times legal vulnerability or lack thereof for police when they're involved in a shooting, right? police involved shootings, not responding to a shooting, and by and large as you explained many times, the law protects police in general. do you see any legal or criminal vulnerability here for officers involved for failure to act or fai

to see this happen in uvalde, to know it happened a few years ago in el paso, santa fe high school, sutherlandnd, odessa, so many places across the state of texas is to know this will continue to happen until we change course. the common ground is there and it is obvious to all of us. universal background checks. a red flag law. safe storage laws for those who have firearms to keep them locked up, if you have kids in your household, as well. that won't solve every incidents of gun violence, but it will go a long way to solving many of those that we have seen happen in texas, and many that will happen in texas until we take action. we need a change in leadership to make that happen. >> as we read the report that the house issued, bipartisan report, you are turning pages in the middle of it where you are reading about this 17 year old boy, eagerly awaiting his 18th birthday? he will take the money he has supported and go by to ar-15s, which he does, immediately upon turning 18. as you hold that, as you read that, there is a law that we rights itself that makes that moment illegal on your 18th bi

. >> both santa fe and albuquerque will be holding their 4th of july. fireworks celebration under the supervision of professionals. >> all right. and kron 4 has you covered on the 4th? join live in the bay host olivia horton. as we bring you the fireworks shows from san francisco, concord marin and san jose kron four's july 4th live special is monday night at 9. so make sure you mark your calendars and tune in for that. the marin county fair returns for the first time in person since the pandemic began. >> the day, the 4th of july before conclude pablo cruz and sheila e. >> they're also fireworks every night at 9.30. so you cannot expect that the alameda county fair also going on through this weekend, up through next friday. looks like it's going to be a lot of fun, agrees and what kind of weather conditions can folks heading to the fair expect? yeah, even for the fireworks show is, well, stephanie, we're going to see a lot of cloud cover. so the skycast. >> looking a little bit grim, especially along the coast. you know, the drill this time of year. we

or since the shooting at santa fe high school.since so many other acts of gun violence in the state of texas. the only thing the governor has done is make it easier to carry guns publicly without a background check or training orvetting whatsoever. what those families deserve right now, is justice and leadership. and all of us in texas, those of us who love texas, need to stands up for those families right now, and fight for them, until we get them what they deserve. >> two things have changed since that shooting. one is that there is some movement, albeit modest at the federal level, the first movement we've seen in decade, the second thing is opinions in texas have changed. a state that has relatively widespread support for guns and the second amendment, the support for stricter gun laws is up 20 points since that shooting. and the support for universal background checks is through the roof. the support for raising the minimum age to buy a gun to 21 is up 48%. so public opinion was always in support of safer gun laws in texas an

flying back home after battling a fire near las vegas, new mexico, at a town about an hour outside of santa fe. the state department of public safety and national transportation safety board of course leading the investigation into this tragic helicopter crash. >> arthel: in california, a jewelry heist is being investigated that sounds like straight out of a hollywood crime drama. 150 million dollars worth of gems reportedly stolen from an armored truck. it was traveling from the bay area to southern california for a jewelry show. one of the jewelers says his inventory was loaded inside the brinks vehicle last sunday. by monday morning, about two dozen containers were gone. the fbi and the los angeles county sheriff's department are investigating. >> eric: sounds like the case for good fellas, wow. last month saw the highest inflation rates since 1981. that's mostly driven by energy prices. did you know that the price of gas is actually dropped more than 30 days in a row? when will inflation go down with it? coming up, small business expert with insight on inflation and what it means for your

doctor at this moment or there will be more shootings like the one we saw in uvalde, and santa fe high midland odessa, they're so many of them. we've had five of the worst shootings in u.s. history, right, here in the state. in the last five years. abbott has been governor for every single one of them. i don't think he wants these mass shootings. i don't think he wants kids to die. but he is either unwilling or incapable of doing the things necessary to change it so it doesn't happen again going forward. that's why we need to change who is in that office going forward. >> i want to go to another issue in the thick of the summer in texas where euro elect grid is under tremendous pressure, under this heat in the air conditioning burden in texas. and we know that that grid is something that texans cannot rely on. how has it been going so far? >> what people are angry because greg abbott has yet to fix the grid. i wasn't, qantas, talking to a cotton grower that i visited a few years back. he told me that last february he was freezing in his home. did know that he was going to survive the h

or since the shooting at santa fe high school, or since so many other school shootings or acts of gunviolence in the state of sex texas. they're winning the governor has done is to make it easier for people to carry guns, publicly, without a background, check without any training, or any bedding, whatsoever. with those families deserve right now is justice, and it deserve leadership. and all of us in texas, and those of us who love texas, need to stand up for those families right now, and fight for them, until we get them what they deserve. >> two things have changed, since that shooting, one is up there has been some movement, i'll be modest, at the federal level, the first movement that we have seen indications. and the second thing is, opinions and texas have changed. a state that has relatively widespread support for guns and the second amendment, the support for stricter gun laws is up 20 points since that shooting. and the support for universal background checks is through the roof. the support for raising the minimum age to buy a gun to 21 is up 48%. so public opinion was alway

and, nrkts ain fact, after the shooting in santa fe in texas, they put in all these security measures and they included doubling the security budget for the uvalde school district, giving them a specific police force who were trained. they had two active training days in the last two years. one of them was two months before this shooting. and in their training they're specifically told that they're supposed to go after the shooters. that is the first thing to do. go after the attackers. now, i understand there was a lot going on and it was very chaotic and who was in charge and who was supposed to take command. but if they're trained specifically to go after the attackers, number one, nothing else, that should have been done and they should have never got on the the point, who was in charge, what are the tactics that should be followed here. i think there is an argument of criminal liability in this case. even if there isn't criminal liability, we've talking administrative liability. i think every law enforcement agency that was there on the scene needs to go through their protocol an

so do midland, odesa, and southland springs and santa fe, and on and on. that we can understand and address as a state. although today isn't the day for that discussion, that's what this report can and must lead to. i made a promise to the people of el paso that i haven't forgotten and that i will never forget. to do everything in my power to make sure the legislature understands what happened and why and to fight for the solutions that we deserve. i make that same promise here today in uvalde. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, representative moody. justice guzman. >> good afternoon. i'm every va guzman, a former texas supreme court judge and i'm the public member of this committee. for the past several weeks, we have traveled to uvalde to take testimony to hear firsthand what took place and in pursuit of the truth. we did so at the request of texas house speaker who charged us with delivering answers to the families who lost their loved ones and who seek to understand what happened that day. how could there be so many multiple systemic failures. as o

and santa fe and on and on. have important slimming laboratories that we can understand and address as a state. although today is not the day for that discussion, that is what this report can and must lead to. i made a promise to the people of el paso that i have not forgotten and i will never forget. to do everything in my power to make sure the legislature understands what happened and why. and to fight for the solutions that we deserve. i make that same promise here today in uvalde. thank you, mister chair. >> thank you, representative moody. >> good afternoon, i'm eva desmond, i'm a former texas supreme court judge and the public member of this committee. for the past several weeks, we have traveled to uvalde and take testimony to hear firsthand what took place and in pursuit of the truth. we did so with the request of texas house speaker dave feline -- delivering answers to the families who lost their loved ones. and we seek to understand what happened that day. how could there be so many multiple systemic

shootings in uvalde and el paso have important differences so did odessa and souther land springs and santa fecan understand and address as a state. although today isn't the day for that discussion, that's what this report can and must lead to. i made a promise to the people of el paso that i haven't forgotten and that i will never forget to do everything in my power to make sure the legislature understands what happened and why and to fight for the solutions that we deserve. i make that same promise here today in uvalde. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, representative moody. justice guzman? >> good afternoon. i'm a former texas supreme court judge, and i'm the public member of this committee. for the past several weeks, we have traveled to uvalde to take testimony, to hear first-hand what took place and in pursuit of the truth. we did so at the request of texas house speaker who charged us with delivering answers to the families who lost their loved ones and to seek to understand what happened that day. how could there be so many multiple systemic failures? as our state and our country

in 2018, there was a shooting at santa fe high school in texas.ne teacher were killed. you see the headlines here. about a dozen others were hurt. after that shooting, texas' republican governor signed a bill into law that added more social emotional learning programs to schools, including things like more counseling, required mental health curriculum that by the way this law had nearly unanimous backing from republicans, all the way up to president trump. democrats accused republicans of doing this to avoid of doing anything more substantive on guns. but this is not where it ends. it starts there. two years after this law goes into effect, a black student brought a gun to a stool, two teachers and a student were hurt that's when the story takes a turn. after that shooting, people in arlington started getting a flyer in their mailbox that looked like this from a group called patriot mobile action, and on it, the group blames the shooting for the very thing republicans supported in response to the other school shooting, social emotional learning. t

i mean this was on the santa fe trail this makes you know gunsmoke look like kiddie cartoons. okay, it was a wild place and you know you read that in his account. there was a multiplication of the women practicing the world's oldest profession. there was a lot of whiskey it was crazy. it was wild there was cockfighting and and people trying to take each other out from time to time and when the federal marshals would come into erie. he said there was a scurrying across the border, right? kind of like if you're a drug runner in san diego and you're going to tijuana something like that, but this is how it was in the 1830s. it was rough and tumble now we have some great upstanding citizens and things have changed but it was i mean mixing latter-day saint culture with what was in at the time was like oil and water. it just wasn't jowling at all. okay, so i want to just point that out as we get into this and there was this they call it the mob manifesto in history where the missourians at the time we're making their point of why they wanted latter-day saints to leave. okay, they wer

let me offer santa fe, open cart that other po, the same people who are highly placed in government today and who not only attacked the previous government strategy, but voted against all the extensions of a state of emergency last year. have the nerve to come here to ask us for the 4th time to approve the same measure. the conservatives voted in favor of allowing the army to patrol alongside militarized police in the rest of region. but several left wing deputies from body to his own coalition, especially the communist party voted against the measure. they accused the president of betraying his electoral promise to promote dialogue and not use force . earlier the spokesman of come the oldest, my puncture resistant group took responsibility for the new attack, labriola and we're thrive in our priority is to channel violence towards well directed acts of sabotage towards supplies and machinery. the government said it would not press charges against the indigenous leader, but amid an uproar, backtracked seen as another example of flip flopping on the part of the western hemispheres. younges