citi group raytheon and bechtel corp the sierra club has received twenty five million dollars from the natural gas industry leading civil rights groups including the c.p. and the national urban league have been heavily bankrolled by the telecom industry making them an unlikely partner in the effort to kill neutrality the american diabetes association is underwritten by grants from coca-cola and oscar meyer process to be the american heart association excepts money from the national cattlemen's beef association and a v.a. poor and domino's pizza r t correspondent on your part of the looks at how the animal agriculture industry has silenced non-profits. we think about climate change which contributing factors do you blame the most we are taught if we want to mitigate our damage on the planet we should drive less change our life falls and recycle but in two thousand and ten a report by the united nations environment program concluded that to defend against climate change the world needs to shift away from a diet rich in meat and dairy especially as humans continue to surge in population s

one such star would have made the crossing over the sierra challenging but possible. that was not the case in the autumn of 1846. starting on october 16 much earlier in the season than usual a large snow storm struck snowstorm struck the crs. another big one soon followed. between mid october and early april 184710 major snowstorms descended on the sierras. each storm brought huge snowfalls. it was almost in november when the first two parties almost two thirds of the company approached the lake later named donner lake. it was called the gem of the sierras it was slightly less than 3 miles long and about three quarters of a mile wide. by snowmelt in numerous creeks and springs it was at the foot of the east flank of the sierras. an almost vertical massive wall of a smoothly rounded granite boulders to enter the promised land the immigrants had to ascend more than 7,000 feet to see mont pass. it was less than 90 miles away. the remnants of an early snowfall remain. they were confident that it would not last. even blizzards where they came from and the midwest. until th

but it was not the same time in the high sierra where would come in rapid succession and they come with a vengeance and finally i will conclude with the prologue donner lake 1918 and the unseasonably hot there's dave morning below the crest of the sierra nevada truckee california and then of that ceremony of said tower of granite monument. that would be crossed before going into the future sitting atop a 22-foot tall pedestal the same height from 1846. they came as silently as a serial killer. and those that commonly became called the donner party. in those that would rise around donner lake although not as stated in reports many believe to help restore the name and the reputation of those who perished than survive that terrible winter siege but that audience of dignitaries and visitors now and maybe a billion and - - and building a monument to the pioneers across the plains to settle in california. bay and music of the golden west followed by the speeches of the governors of california and nevada. but when two young girls dressed in white from the grand statue -- oh the monument is the

of sierra club at the time are you taking it no we're not no absolutely why we did yes well eventually we found out they were they were taking twenty five million dollars from chesapeake energy the biggest point to bigger for hackers in west virginia and this was at the time when and the reason they were just keeping it quiet so in fact technically he was saying no we're not taking money now but they had been taking money. and this is at a crucial time when there was a strong public interest citizen grassroots movement against fracking across united states new york banned it marilyn threw a grassroots movement just last month and it but it got a foothold in west virginia and i think sierra club had something to do with that so it was it was an insidious play taking twenty five million dollars from chesapeake energy and then having the head of sierra club saying we believe natural gas is the bridge fuel to a clean energy future which is the obama thing everything's on the table and that's probably one of the more insidious ones another one that we reported on we broke the story is trans

his many leadership roles include team leader for the sierra p.d. tactical unit and founding member of the p.d.'s special response team. murdery distinguished him -- and distinguished himself his steadfast approach to challenging officers in the training environment has greatly improved the skill level and preparedness of all sanction. in his spare time, he's coordinated an annual foot pursuit 5-k. it's a race that's become the largest organized race in sierra vista area. -- the g positive christmas for the cops event. in this photo you can see him engaging with a child for hristmas with a cop which them an opportunity to spend $100. during the national bike to walk to school week he transforms one of the armored vehicle into the batmobile. lieutenant stomprojas worked tirelessly over the last several years to develop emergency preparedness training exercises in the local schools and developed a lasting partnership with the sierra vista unified school district. he took the lead in developing exercises to coordinate efforts in the event of an active

ativan pill toss sierra for ten dollars. more ativan and one bag of heroin for ten dollars. instead of delivering heroin, sota delivered what we later learned was pure fentanyl, 40 to 50 times more deadly, then the deadly drug heroin. by delivering this poison, travis sota killed sierra. >> reporter: steel said sota is fourth person charged this year in montgomery count which drug delivery resulting in death. he says it is a charge we should get used to seeing with more and more opioid based fentanyl on the streets. >> this is deadly stuff. so, so we're l

evacuation lifted for mariposa and sierra nevada foot hills. destroyed more than 60 homes. 1,500 remain threatened. >>> veteran television and film actor john heard, best known as father in "home alone" movies has been found dead in paltlo alto hotel room after having surgery. joining us with the reaction. many people loved his movies and very sad to hear this news. >> reporter: they certainly were. talked to a lot of movie goers who remembered him. almost a second father to them. sources confirm a maid found actor john heard at this hotel, the sheraton, in palo alto. >> 71-year-old best known as frantic father in "home alone." now the santa clara medical examiner is investigating how he died. maid found him in hotel room. when police responded around 2:00, they found him unresponsive. heard was recovering after undergoing minor back surgery at stanford medical center thursday. in facebook post he thanked fans for their support. in podcast interview posted tuesday on youtube heard appeared in good spirits reflecting on his role in the movie. >>

of the sierra but this could change as winds change out of the southeast. we could see more thunderstorms getting closer to the bay area. the time line on those changes coming up in about 12 minutes. >> thanks very much. >>> and here's that fire danger rob was talking about. firefighters battling a small brush fire in campbell about 1:00 this afternoon. this is near expressway. firefighters knocked this down. they say the cause of that fire is unknown but it could've started from something as simple as a cigarette tossed out of a car or a spark from a car. that's the fire threat out there right now. track the incoming heat right on your smartphone. thanks to your free nbc bay area app. >>> we have breaking news out of los angeles, at least nine people have been injured after a van plowed into a crowd of people. it happened about 4:00 this afternoon when a driver crashed into people in l.a.'s midwilshire neighborhood. it's unknown if the crash was intentional. the driver remained at the scene. one person is critical, three others in serious after that crash.

if you want to go to the sierra, still snow. >> you heard about air quality. look at that first because it's not for the prime pollutant of the year. our spare the air days. the expectation of smoke pollution over the next couple of days that has mod risk air quality levels from the coast to the central bay. not a spare the air day tomorrow or the fourth of july with a good sea breeze going. you may notice that if you have asthma or other respiratory issues that may be affected by smoke pollution. 75 right now in san jose. nice evening under way. night even need a light jacket as temperatures drop to the 60s after 8:00 tonight. sunol, dry hillside. one of the spots they'll be watching as humidity levels low and high temperatures again tomorrow in the mid-80s. san francisco, quite cool as you see low clouds coming in. that's probably a sneak preview of fourth of july. we'll be seeing low clouds around this time. 63 currently. up to the sierra at hyde camp. folks there still poolside. snow not too far away. very similar temperatures as we go through the day tomo

it is only in the central sierra but lightning strike, in july and august, that's not good.tes some of that fire activity and can produce some big thunderstorms along the sierra. occasionally it sneaks in here. usually it's more in august and september. 50s and 60s for the temperatures. 40s to the north and 50 in woodside. hillsborough, 51. stanford, 52. mid-50s for everyone else. a lot of moisture streaming up from the remains of a tropical system and the monsoon. it will be very active in southern california and arizona. 23 with gusts up to 31 in travis. low clouds and clouds filling in. >>> you're looking at your screens, what dc? >>> we are looking at slow traffic. we are looking at the bay bridge. people are dammed up trying to get onto the bridge and into san francisco. it is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. traffic is not bad on the bridge. this is a look at interstate 880. you have an opportunity to get into downtown oakland without major delays. going the other way, southbound 880 at 238, slowing as you drive past 92. westbound 92 traffic is moderate. in the sout

it will be building in the sierra tomorrow afternoon. future cast shows plenty of low clouds packing the shore line tonight and for the marathon tomorrow. should start out with some low clouds by the shore line and lining the bay. but they'll pop fairly quickly to give you sunny conditions and temperatures will be very mild for that run. so it'll cool a little bit inland. it'll still be in the low 90s though. and at the shore line, we'll continue distinctly cool, 60s, and clouds at the beach. let's sum this up, highs in the 90s plus. patchy low clouds night and morning. mild temperatures inland return by monday. numbers will be back in the 80s tuesday at the latest. giants taking on the padres tomorrow under clear skies and 69 degrees. and the marathon is tomorrow as we've been rhapsodizing about in the news cast. 57 degrees. the outside of the race a bit warmer toward the end, the california state fair in sacramento, 101. and yet if you want to cool off, stern grove festival is always a good place. redding is up to 107 tomorrow. loathe,

in sierra leone, a place that "s"save the children" ranks s as one of the very worst places to be a mom, a new government program is trying to turn the tide, as we see e in this short film from "vieiewchange." wowoman: afterer a brutall decade-lonong conflict, sierra leone has the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. [m[music playsys] [dr. tagie gbawru-mansaray] i'm a medical doctor housed here at the princess christian maternity hospitital. narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibraham t thorlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibraham thorlie] narrator: : rather thahan watchg their patients die, many doctors s and nurseses like reba pay for r the worst cases s from theieir own small sasalaries. narrrrat

. >>> fire crews are making progress wildcatsfire burning in the sierra foothills. the jacksonville fire is now 60% contained. about 700 acres have burned so far. mandatory evacuations have been lifted, but some roads are still shut down. >>> all lanes of highway 101 are now open after a deadly accident in san jose. the three-car collision was reported around 5:45 on metcalf road near the pg&e transmission substation. one person was killed after reports of a vehicle was driving north in the southbound lanes. three of the four southbound lanes were shut down for several hours while authorities investigated a second lane that reopened after 9:00 a.m. and all lanes were cleared by 10:45 this morning. it's not known if anyone else was injured in the accident. >>> the drivers on interstate 880 in the east bay were slowed down today because of a demolition project. caltrans closed interstate 880 between 23rd and 29th avenue in oakland. all traffic was diverted off the freeway on the offramps so crews could work overnight. but they demolished one of the overpasses. the sou

some clouds and showers out toward our east and the sierra and reno and nevada.e still have the fog near the coast near portions of the bay. a good onshore breeze for your wednesday morning. overcast toward san francisco and richmond and oakland and hayward. we'll check in on the current numbers out there. 50s and 60s for mountain view and san jose. san francisco, 58. fairfield in the upper 50s. 58 degrees as well. so for this morning, you know tn , the storm term. areas of fog out there and into the afternoon hours, we'll gradually clear back the overcast to near the shoreline and temperatures today on average about 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday's readings. so we're showing the bright colors. the green, 60s. and 70s in the yellows and the 0 80s in the oranges and the 90s in the reds. concord, livermore and antioch s . we'll check out your five-day forecast in a few minutes, but first we'll check out sal who has an update on the roads. >>> good morning, mark. we have a problem on the bay bridge westbound on the east ban just before treasure island. you can

. >>> happening now a major weekend traffic issue you need to know about if you're going to the sierra. crews are closing lanes of highway 50 over the sacrament tomorrow river for the whole weekend so they can repave the road again. we've told you about some of the issues on the bridge in the past. this is the third time crews have had to repave that bridge. the last two times cruised used a bonding that the wore down and it just broke apart. repairs have cost the state tens of millions of dollars. a caltrans worker addresses the concerns about some of those rising costs. >> in reality, if we hadn't put that down, maybe we would have done this anyway, right. so it's not -- it's and added cost, it's a cost that we would incurred later. >> lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and they last through 5 could clock monday morning. the work will continue over the next six weekends. drivers should expect delays of up to an hour. >>> search crews right now are looking for a missing northern california man who disappeared after falling 30 feet off of a

not here but the sierra down toward the san joaquin mountains. 60s, 70s, 80s and near 90. another big difference with little change tomorrow before we look warmer inland. if you're out toward oakleigh, brentwood, probably 100. it looks like it will cool off on monday. >> we look forward to that. >>> it is 4:49 am. >>> the raiders will have to write some big checks to the nfl coming up, and the location fee they will pay to move to las vegas. pier food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and it is 4:52 am. >>> the plans for the raiders to move from oakland to las vegas efforts costing hundreds of millions of dollars of relocation fees and espn reports the raiders will pay $385 million in relocation

the sierras just didn't have much snow the past few winters. amazing that we can do this this year. at the sagehen field station, there are two big meadows, and i'm hoping that we can cover both of them. [ laughter ] you basically only have to get that first little round straight, and then you just keep following. you guys can go along the forest line as tight as you can. all right, let's go. this piece really asks me, as the artist, to give up a lot of control, to just let go and see what happens. okerman: when you start out, you know, you're sort of timid and you're feeling it out, but as you get more bold and moving through, you start to develop your own style. rexer: there are so many people out there all doing it together, and you kind of have to work with each other and like, "hey, are you gonna use that space over there, or can i go that way?" litchfield: snow is near and dear to our hearts. most of us ski on it, or snowshoe on it, just from point a to point b. this is definitely something new and different. okerman: when people think of

red flag warnings are positioned in the sierra thunde threat in the eastern sierra. worry is that lightning could spark fires, and it did get warm in the bay area, but not red flag warnings here. but it's warm, temperatures up to 100, morgan hill, 94. we've have the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> a pair of fast-moving brush fires are burning in san bernardino county. one got close to homes near running springs. the so-called dollar fire has burned 85 acres and is now 40% contained. it broke out this afternoon. another brushfire is burning about 10 miles away in the city of highland. it also broke out this afternoon. several streets are crossed off, but no mandatory evacuations. the fire has charred about 20 acres and tonight there is no containment. >>> muni passengers will be rioting in style in a few months, but first, they'll pay the price. andre borba is on the station closures to get a new fleet of trains in service. >> reporter: at the westport station, platform is empty, but rolling in is the train car's future with the clock ticking. they have shut d

evacuation orders have been lifted for the town of mariposa in the sierra nevada foothills. people have been out of their homes since tuesday. many of them are very anxious about the days ahead. >> smelling the smoke coming back, it hits you again. >> you just kind of feel for everybody, because a lot of people in our church are elderly and stuff. and i just really worry about where they would all go and are they all okay. >> the jet wilder fire has destroyed more than 60 homes. it's burned more than 75,000 acres. firefighters with, though, are making progress. today, containment is up 30%. that's up 15% from yesterday. >>> the family of a man who has been missing along the san mateo county coast since may is now calling for changes along devil's slide. the man's family believes his car went off that road. nbc bay area's kristy snib live with more on those calls for change. christie? >> reporter: the family still does not have all the answers they're lacking for, but they know something. that is they want more of a barrier lang a stretch of highway 101. they want safety impr

this is for the sierra tomorrow afternoon. dry lightening we'll let you no he if it drifts toward the bay area by monday appear and the full forecast in ten minutes. >> thanks rob. you can keep track of the different conditions. check out the nbc bay area app. it's free. click on the weather tab for the forecast. >> the debt whiler continues to rage near yosemite tonight. but those in a historic mining town coming home. the evacuation orders lifted. the entire town of mariposa for the sierra nevada foot hls. people have been out of homes since tuesday. many of them anxious about the days ahead. >> just smelling the smoke coming back it hits you again realizing that it isn't over yet. >> you feel for everybody because, you know, a lot of people in our church are -- i just really worry about where they go and with are they okay. >> the dell whiler fire destroyed more than 60 homes, burned more than 75,000 acres of. the firefighters making progress. containment up to 30% up from 15% yet. >>> veteran tv actor john heard. best know

he taught history at the sierra community college from 1987 to the present. he was born in nevada county. he is the son and grandson of hard rock gold miners. the oregon california trails association and national historical society selected him as the educator of the year. he is the author of distant horizon, documents of the 19th century american west, co-editor of the illuminated landscape, a and theevada anthology, award-winning sierra stories, tales of schemers, dreamers, which can find in our store tonight. his most recent books he will talk about tonight, which are goldrush stories, which was published this year. it is amazing. members tonight get 20% off the book, so if you do not have a copy of them, i suggest you grab them, get them signed by gary and the value will skyrocket afterwards. [laughter] if you went a more complete biography and to love more, you can go on his website, garynoy. com. he is a lovely person. such a treat. his stories and the way he tells them are compelling. think of your questions because there will be a q and a portion. use

ativan pill toss sierra for ten dollars. more ativan and one bag of heroin for ten dollars. instead of delivering heroin, sota delivered what we later learned was pure fentanyl, 40 to 50 times more deadly, then the deadly drug heroin. by delivering this poison, travis sota killed sierra. >> reporter: steel said sota is fourth person charged this year in montgomery count which drug delivery resulting in death. he says it is a charge we should get used to seeing with more and more opioid based fentanyl on the streets. >> this is deadly stuff. so, so we're looking at these cases and it is a lot easier for toxicologist and forensic pathologist to look at these cases and say fentanyl, that was the cause of death. >> reporter: i asked and spokesmen for einstein told me happies reevaluating its visitor policy in light of what happened in this case. live, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. >>> tonight allentown married he had pawlowski and former reading mayor vaughn spencer are facing federal corruption charges. government unsealed and indictment aga

about a motorcycle adventure that ended with a crash in the sierra.as riding near cody lake in el dorado county last night, when the california highway patrol says, he hit a tree and was badly hurt. he used an emergency beacon to call for help this morning .... and the c-h-p used a helicopter to rescue him. the man was hoisted to safety and taken to a hospital in south lake tahoe to have his knee examined.. ( steve ) it has become a big problem this summer in the bay area... toxic algae shutting down popular lakes. find out what is going to be done to get rid of it.( pam ) and it's sounding like things are crashing down in cleveland. gary will have the simmering battle involving two stars on the warriors' biggest team rival.( steve ) plans call for a border wall to go up between california in mexico. but who is going to pay for it? the heated fight going on over its funding. <"putting news first. pam moore, steve aveson, brittney shipp and gary radnich. the kron 4 news at 10. every night."> at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone t

central sierra around lake tahoe. spot fires on the east side of the california nevada border east of lake tahoe. later this afternoon we did see a few pop up nothing showing right now in terms of lightning in the last hour over the sierra crest. the system responsible for the very interesting you can see on the are water vapor satellite pulling moistures out of the desert southwest toward the sierra that's the area to watch tomorrow. the bay area none of the moisture around here the system is it cranking on shore winds still southwest 21 in fairfield one more day of fairly comfortable temperatures as the seven-day forecast hints at the bottom of the screen second half of the week we're going to see on the temperatures climb back up. the morning loie clouds inload. principal to the straits and parts of the tri valley the morning. most live 50s to start the day. as you see the coverage of low clouds, drizzle possible too. then by lunchtime moeltly sunny a little bit of clearing on the coast. but cool day with highsen c

to the sierra this weekend. crews are closing lanes of highway 50 over the sacramento scaramucci. >>> expect traffic slow downs if you are heading back from the sierra. closing lanes over highway 50 so they can repave the road again. this is the third time crews have to have to repave this bridge. lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and last through monday morning. delays may run up to one hour. >>> blame the water regulators. when it comes to the failure of the oroville dam spillway. they believe the catastrophic failure could have been prevented if regulators had performed proper procedures. prompted thousands of evacuations. >>> growing buzz after samsung sent out phone unveiling. may have a smaller battery to help prevent overheating and you might recall, the note 7 faced a worldwide recall after the phone catching fire. >>> is it true when you found out about your mom that you asked god to make a swap? >> it was just before i got diagnosed. i was getting really frustrated because she wasn't fighting and sh

there's even some monsoonal moisture and showers in the sierra and desert.at ridge will weaken slightly over the weekend to slowly cool temperatures. it will remain hot in the central valley with highs well over 100 there. there will be 80s in los angeles and san diego. beautiful in lake tahoe too with mostly sunny skies temperatures in the upper 80s. you can see a few patches of fog trying to form near the coast on our forecast model but it should otherwise remain clear. highs tomorrow will still be in the 90's to low 100s well inland tomorrow, 70s and 80s bay, and 60s at temperatures near normal by monday with mainly in the 80s. fog will increase through the first of the warmer weather returns late next week. (catherine) a mail carrier is in the hospital tonight after being shot while she was delivering mail in east oakland .. there's now a 50 thousand dollar reward being offered for information leading to an arrest. the victim was in her mail truck on the corner of bancroft and avenal avenues when police say she got caught in the crossfire and was shot in

sierra -- and wildlife officials say people who live around lake >>> bear trouble abound in the sierra. and wildlife officials say people who live around lake tahoe are part of the problem. people are leaving dumpsters open, unlocked and all of those things that lure bears to their home. >> they tend to go to the source of the food that have the highest calorie count and they can smell it in our trash. >> people are being asked to help by waiting to put trash out the morning it is being picked up. >>> megyn kelly sat down to discuss her new shore. >> you have these male vps who are considering whether or not to fund these businesses. the women are asking something from the men and the men, some of them want something extra from the women in return. >> kelly is digging into the so-called bro culture in the tech industry. more on the story coming up at 6:00. and you can watch her show sunday night here on nbc area. >>> and lester holt will be sitting on a different set. >> my favorite is these feathers. >> minutes away. stay with us for nightly news at 5:30. >> take a look at a three d m

it's happening in river as cross the sierra. in the mountains, resorts are preparing for more summer skiing. >> most climatologists will tell you that this is a function of volatility of weather patterns and we will see more like this going forward. >> carter evans, cbs news, lake tahoe. >>> when we come back, what had the prince and his wife in stitches? ...oh jeremy. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. so, your new prescription does havoh, like what?ffects. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, ♪ nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that wo

some of that is drifting back toward southern california and over sierra.rstorm activity, it took a while to get going but it has rifed if you are up there it could pop up pretty quick. a tropical storm earle and move ago way but maybe the high pressure builds back in might take the moisture mr. last few frames, that's turning there. >> you will be in 60s and it will burn off 70s and 80s, and inland, 90s to near 100, that's a look at what is say toasty pattern for those way from the coast. it will continue into wednesday, thursday, and it looks like slightly cooler toward the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >> if you are the governor making head lines once again buzz of a video that has gone viral. >> obvious sunday, you can sew christy there over close to the guys face. he said you are a big shot before walking down the stairs. the video does not show what caused the confrontation but the man told reporters that he heckled christy and called him a hypocrite right before it happened. >> curry is enjoying, poke a little fun at a lebron james video. >> start st

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the fire and smoke: there's a lot of smoke in the sierra nevada. there are reduced visibility air quality is not good up there. a couple of live cams, there's a bigger fog bank that is showing up, and temperatures today will be in the 60s, 70s, 80s and a few 90s. these are about seasonal averaging nor time of year, and temperatures as well, starting off a little cool up toward the fire as well. that helps when you are in 60s: you can tee fog and low clouds. womans out at 59 hawaii helps but it is still warm to hot there as the air quality add i have i have out there. for smoke a lot of it in the sierra including up into lake tahoe. in the 90s today, humidity is very, very low although it is pretty good but it will drop rapidly, on most of the -- well about the ranges out. there's breaks in clouds and the fog is still out there but it looks fog-free. we cannot say that. how about 50/50 on the cost there. >> a little system is sweeping by and that's ushering in a cooler pattern. 50s on the water temperature, still very cold, 50s and 60s for us, we wi

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cerraron los juegos similares a la bola de fuego >>> vamos a un poblado en lo mÁs recÓndito de la sierraue viajaba en el camiÓn de la muerte han estado con el corazÓn en la boca pensando que lo habÍan perdido para siempre. hasta que una llamada lo cambiÓ todo. en entrevista exclusiva de noticias telemundo jenny korado hablÓ con ellos. >>> asÍ pues estaba muerto no no hay informaciÓn >>> fue el primer mensaje que recibiÓ la familia de gaspar alonso de 17 aÑos fue encontrado en muy malas condiciones en un camiÓn de un contenedor en san antonio que fue una trampa mortal para un grupo de inmigrantes y llevado inconsciente al hospital >>> saliÓ el anuncio que se muriÓ, un rato digamos por eso reviviÓ >>> la tristeza se convirtiÓ en alegrÍa cuando el joven llamÓ y le contÓ a sus padres los detalles de la tragedia >>> uno gritando, uno muriendo >>> esta sola aldea en la parte mÁs alta de la sierra madre aqÍi estÁ el hogar desde que gaspar saliÓ con su maleta llena de ilusiones buscando cumplir sus sueÑos sin imaginar que el camiÓn de la muerte lo enfrentarÍa con la tragedia >>> estoy feliz >>>

okay. 96 degrees state capital today. 103 fresno. 81 in the high sierra. from the mountains to the beaches, 63 degrees in monterey bay. sunset 8:31. tomorrow morning sun-up at 6:00. boy, michelle, it's going to be nice waking up at 6 a.m., right? 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. take your pick. that's what you got today. here's your extended forecast. hot weather over the weekend. temperatures still above average next week. hope you join me for the taylor family foundation benefit tonight in pleasanton 6 to 9 p.m. we are raising money tore camp arroyo for -- for camp arroyo for terminally ill children. >> thank you. >>> it is lunchtime. and we have a healthy dessert option to share. today fresh grocer tony tantillo shows us golden kiss melons. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is another melon. it's summertime, melon time. all these melons out there, at one time there a few and now there are a dozen varieties or more. loaded with nutritional value and flavor. each has great properties. the golden kiss, is another one of my favorites. it kind of

still plenty of snow in the sierra.t's only the fourth time in . >>> summer is in full swing but there is still plenty of snow in the sierra. only the 4th time in history squaw valley has been open for the 4th of july with skiing. 80s today. skiers look better prepared for the beach than the slopes. >> i am getting the best of california. we just went skiing. about to swim in the lake. you can't get better than this. >> with three lifts and the park open, they are seeing thousands of visitors a day. they will be open on weekends as long as there is still a little bit of snow. >> wow! the best of both words. >> really is. >> amazing. thought that heat wave would have melted the snow. >>> coming up in sports, the a's trying to stay perfect against the white sox on fireworks night and the unselfishness of warriors isn't just on the court. ask kevin durant. he leaves a lot of money on the table in hopes of winning another championship. we will be right back. bargain. the 2 sides agreed to a 2 ar... 53 milli >>> okay. we are

the patient 0-year-old sierra hadrick overdosed in a bathroom inside of her hospital room. he was arraigned on drug delivery are resulting in death. and surveillance video shows him arriving there on five separate days, he allegedly sold heroin and pills and on the final occasion, fentanyl. >> 40 to 50 times more deadly than the deadly drug heroin and by delivering the poison, travis killed sierra. >> investigators say that they arranged the drug sales through text messages. >>> dramatic moments in west philadelphia when a residential home on the unit block of south ruby street suddenly collapsed. half of the building cru crumb,abling to the ground and they are homeless and understandably shaken up. sara bloomquist is live now on ruby street with more on the story. >> reporter: rick, the home was leveled, taken to the ground because of fears of more collapse here. lni is now investigating and that couple was left with nothing. contractors worked through the day taking down what remained of the home at ruby street near market it was her son that lived in the house with the l

district attorney said the known drug dealer made five trips in five days to see and sell to sierra had drick, two bags of heroin $20, one bag, $10, add van, $10, more add van and went bag of heroin $10, instead of delivering heroin, he delivered what we later learned was pure fentanyl 40 to 50 times more deadly than the deadly drug heroin. and by delivering this poise, travis killed sierra >> he's the forth person this year in montgomery county for providing the drug that is caused a death, his office encouraged local law enforcement to begin investigating certain overdoses as homicides so he can use this relatively new law to make a difference. >> we're all committed to doing everything we can to stem the tied of this terrible epidemic that we're facing. >> i did have a brief conversation with his father, he did not want to make public statements. i also pressed a spokesman for the hospital to find out if there would be any changes to the visitor policy, it is being reviewed, i'm told by the montgomery county. henry ross cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> the search is over for

today taking in southern california and very close to the sierra. i know many of you are up there at this time of the year. the fog is a nice day and the sign is for warmer weather inland but not so much today, tomorrow and for sure into the weekend with inland 80s and 90s and if you are far enough inland you could see mid to upper 90s. 82 in san jose, santa rosa at 85, 65 in the city and 96 at antioch. if you are in the sales and you drive around the bay area i'll bet your monitor is going all over the place. >> you are using a lot of air- conditioning in some parts. >> that is correct. >>> it is 4:18 am. >>> personal data that was mistakenly released online and what the verizon customers are told to do after the information was exposed on 6 million accounts. >>> the bay area college student that excels in her sport is finding a major obstacle she is been dealing with all of her life. >> escott reid shows us, this young woman has persevered to become a champion. >> reporter: these are the sounds of swimming. this was the sound for elizabeth copelan

for sierra today a slight chance at a few thunderstorms into the afternoon, for us, this is what will come into play as we get into the weekend. again, today the warmer day and temperatures drop off with the trough moving closer to the pacific northwest for your weekend. outside this hour just a little fog along the north bay shore, and mostly clear. we expect clear skies from here into the valley. i don't know if you picked up just a little of the cloud cover, doesn't look like much over the sierra: we are reaching into the mid 80s for the tahoe area into the afternoon. here at home starting at 55 in san francisco, upper 50s in oakland and liver more at 64 and a mild 73 degrees outside your door brentbrentwood as we get into the san jose, upper 50s for nevada. half moon bay, 50 for you now and as weigert afternoon, it is a beautiful day coming your way, upper 50s for belmont, 57 in foster city. how about the afternoon highs? we will go 74 this afternoon. going inland, it is a warm day, upper 80s, and 95 expected for santa rosa and even hotter in the lake county area. for the east bay

at 4:00 a.m., neighbors noticed flames along sierra road. about a mile and a half east of the neighborhood below. the fire started at the vehicle, and spread to the nearby grass, burning about three acres. the san jose fled says the situation was not unusual, and so this fire is not suspicious. caesar and his father, however, disagree. they're repairing the fence from the sierra road fire this morning, and are convinced recent fires are suspicious. a fire on crater road was just over the hill. >> while that was going on, somebody had a little fire over here on our ridge where the horses are. and i guess this one happened over here last night, where around 3:00 a.m., god knows what happened. somebody might have lit a cigarette or whatever. if you guys have a heart to stop what you guys are doing, please do so. you guys already destroyed a home. you guys are destroying property. you guys are really messing with our lives here. >> reporter: the hot weather has proven to be deadly in san jose, when a homeless man died in his car last month. the

it is staying down towards central sierra. a little bit hanging out along the crest there. 60s for a few. livermore 62. low 50s, low 60s. san jose is in there. on the peninsula, 52. woodside 53. same for stanford. west/southwest vacaville and travis. the delta breeze picking up a little bit. quiet in the state here after active days in southern california. they're keeping their eye on the remains of what was once hurricane eugene falling apart, sending a lot of cloud cover to baja and the california desert and also arizona. for u fog and low clouds and more of an on shore breezy calls cooler for most. san rafael 76. sausalito at 68 degrees. 67 alameda. and 95 in brentwood. 86 danville. martinez at 84. 79 san jose. santa cruz 72. 68 san bruno. 77 redwood city, menlo park and mountain view. not much change tomorrow. then it is warmer towards the end of the week and for the weekend for those away from the coast. >> thank you, steve. >>> if you're looking for a good deal, amazon is holding its annual prime day. a delivery method b

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the monsoon continues to bring numerous thunderstorms to the sierra too.f you're going out this evening you can expect increasing clouds along the coast. the fog will move into the bay and the valleys overnight. you can see on the satellite image the fog near the coast but it's the area of low pressure that's really helping to keep the temperatures down (pam) a san francisco man accused of abusing a puppy.... will serve three years probation. we want to warn you this video is difficult to watch. 26-year-old zixuan liu pleaded 'no contest' last week. liu was captured on video hitting and kicking a his ten- month-old puppy named aniki. as a condition of his probation, he is not allowed to have a pet and he must forfeit aniki. the dog is now recovering with an animal rescue group in nevada. ahead at eight.. bart has come under fire for its response to an attack outside an east bay station. but one source says, surveillance video of the incident ... paints a different picture. plus. warriors star draymond green slapped with a lawsuit. the allegations he is fac