the multiple democrats running in those races, make the difference. >> christine, you're in southern california. how big an issue is immigration and will that issue drive op itional gop members, voters to the polls, especially when you have all this debate now over california's sanctuary laws and there is a bit of resistaofe coming from a lo the cities and counties in southern california? >> yeah, i think immigration is always an interesting and crucial issue in california, and especially southern california. it's also a very big issue for central valley rublicans who kind of have taken a different road on that issue and they really have to walk that fine lineo becauseny of their constituents are immigrants, kids of immigrants. that being said, think that a lot of the focus recently on the sanctuary state policy and the local cities opposing sanctuary state policy in california has really been on the republican side in terms of a base motivator. there's been a very real political calculation that republican voters in orange county and san diego county, that these folks really disagree with this

. >>> senator kamala harris is visiting a detention facility in southern california today. harris plans to tour the oti facility in san diego. it houses mothers separated from their children and a rallih harrisit on her visit at 5:00 p.m. >>> another california lawmaker is calling attention to what the children are going through in the detention center. this morning on the house floor, representative ted lou played a recording of children crying inside one of the facilities. [ children crying ] >> after about 30 seconds, he was ordered to shut off the recording because it was a violation of house rules. he continued to play it for several more minutes. >>> turns out the crying honduran girl that became the face of separations never got separated from her family at the border. this time magazine issue shows president trump looming over the little girl. but her father claims she was nerve separated from her mother. some conservative groups are hi administration effort to terminate their poer jackie war more. >> reporter: the status of an estimated 300,000 people living legall

it will matter more, i would say, these districts southern california, what we are coming down to onewire. on the dana rohrabacher district down t, the california 49, democrats could get a shout out. you know what's interesting? i think what i've observed through this process, and all of these races, we've talked a little about the quality of the candidates, we were discussing earlier how about the democrats did in new jersey and thinking district specific candidates that could fit, bright out a republican. the democrats are taking any -- if you can get over the bar, if you can just get in the race and be competitive, find out very quickly in these seven races in california how good they are. >> shannon: jasons we go into the fallaces, these primary races, we have the competitors for the fall, how much do you think the president wa these races? he tweaked and it helps these races. you think youill be out there on the trail? >> oh, yeah. i think donald trump loves it. i think he is really good at it. he energizes the group of people that the democrats can't even relate to. and cerly, i

and art leije, the ceo of the commuter rail in southern california. the issue of railroad safety has received heightened attention recently due to several disturbing accidentsism last december, an amtrak train derailed in dupont, washington killing three people and injuring 60 on the inaugural run of a new line. the engineer was speeding on a curved track, nearly 50 miles per hour above the speed limit. in january, closer to home, members of congress were involved in a highway/railroad grade crossing crash. witnesses report that a truck entered the crossing when the gates were down. unfortunately this type of accident occurs all too frequently. in february, another amtrak train collided with a sting freit train i south carolina because it was diverted on to a track that had been taken out of service. these three accidents illustrate the variety of challenges we face in improving the safety of our rail roads. the rail industry safety record has improved in some areas, with the number of derailments declining by 35% since 2008, despite increasing servic

we are worried about the high pressure over southern california. the double-barreled high -- things are going to be getting warm. this shows not much in the way of local outing is. this will be shut off afternoon leading a severely clear coastline and pitchers skyrocketing. after a mainly clear start it will be sunny and warmer today. a peek of the heat coming tomorrow where numbers will approach 104 degrees and land. cooler around the coast heat advisories are no surprise for tomorrow bay area, except for the shoreline where relief to be had.there is inland will be 90 degrees to 105 four tomorrow. and that the bay will be in the middle 80s so the usual things when things get hot don't overdo it, stay hydrated. a fire watch is not a surprise. central valley will be even warmer. so with that companis a fi bad news especially because the wind is going to have an offshore component. so fire is going to be a concern with those scorching numbers. high fire danger and a lot happening is t of ekenwhich d.i francisco pride parade. we are going to be stream

in chinatown before casting his ballot today in southern california. he >> reporter: john chiang made a last minute stop in the bay area yesterday talking to folks in chinatown before casting his ballot today in southern california. he's currently second to last in the polls only ahead of delane easton who talked about education today as well as diversity. >> we've returned to being again the world's fifth largest economy, but we can still make improvement where a state one in every five children lives in poverty, we need to change that and making sure that we build more housing. >> reporter: remember tonight's top two vote getters are the ones who will be in the runoff election in november for california's governor. of course, the big question tonight is will it be a democrat versus a republican or a democrat versus a democrat tonight? we'll have to find out. in san francisco, emily turner, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> now for some other big races going on tonight. >> one contest could cost a santa clara judge his job. aaron persky would be the first cali

northern california would include sacramento and the bay area and southern california would run from fresno to san diego. it would separate a strip of coastline from l.a. to monterey that would be called california. even if the measure passes it would need congressional approval. the last time the state was divided wasin 1863 when west virginia e away from virginia to become a separate state. >>> we are learning details about the man accused of deserting the air forcand disappearing. william howard hughes junior is being held at travis air force base. he was arrested last week. people who worked with him knew at the officeof university of california health benefits. coworker said he was smart and honest. he had top-secret security clearances and there were concerns he had defected or had been kidnapped by russia. rriors fans lined the stets yesterday for the victory parade. >> you can hear them chanting mvp at seth curry who is holding the trophy in e air. and under the hot from the warrior star jordan bell had a refreshing champagne shower from the fans. >> 10 years ago never thought

. >> i'm actually in san diego southern california in the new state. but normally in hollywood. i'm coming from san diego >> this guy put out a itiative and split up californian three different northernifornia capitalsan frano and who knows and southern california san diego and sliver of californiaa where would be. i'm curious from your perspective why somebody would nd what youthis think about this as a viabl idea or at least not vble but goo or bad idea. >>> absolely. think people are doing it because raey're fted with the rulingatemocratic party that basicallyoe doessomely whatever they fwhapt california. highaxes, high regulatio, unmroylt, high housing costs. you know to the place.s a disaster i don't personally think it's splitting up thta s is best way to do it officially. hover as a protest movie thinkt's actually something that can really get people's attention. it's getting us to now talk on tv here about perilless state of what is not the goldend state how disastertive it is here. it's great. do i not thihi that t will pass. >> we have -- it's election year out there a

the proposal would divide california from southern california, northern california, anlz california. it would need to pass several steps including approval by the state legislature and the u.s. congress. >>> still ahead, let the confetti fly. celebrations for the golden state warriors and the washington capitals. victory parades to honor national champions. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancerd therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood c

southern california would run from fresno to san diego. trip of coastline from la to monterey that would just be called california. even if the measure doesn't pass , it still needs congressional approval. the last time a state was divided was in 1863. west virginia away from virginia. >>> a man is facing murder charges after he knocked an 85- year-old store owner to the ground. that man died. 31-year-old garrett miller was running out of the store about 4 pm last thursday afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital. he died there is -- he died there sunday. miller is due to be charged on murder charges tomorrow. >>> a woman says a neighbor gilmore sunday afternoon. o he tried to remove her clothing and attack her. she managed to get away and ran off out of her home. he tried to drag her back inside, she says. she escaped by fighting him off the second time and called 911. deputies found him hiding in a nearby drainage ditch. investigators are asking anyone who saw or heard anything to contact them. >>> officials in mountain view are lo

we'll show you the heartwarming story of a southern california teenager helping a blind and deaf man live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. have you noticed everything has a day? for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here to help. connecting you with the tools you need to navigate the realities of caregiving. think of it as one big hug. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. ( marty ) in the south bay ... the brand new hello kitty mini cafe is open for business at santana row in san jose. fans may be familiar with the mobile cafe that shows up at events like... the cherry blossom festival. but this is the first brick and mortar location to open in the bay area. many people waited in line for the big event. the cafe has treats .... including cakes, cookies and pies. a wisconsin couple woke up in the middle of the night to cries coming from their basemen

fresno to the san diego border would be considered southern california, and the coastline would be considered california. the idea four years ago did not get enough signatures, so he tried again with this new cal 3 initiative. he ie said in april about the motivation behind it. >> it doesset to make a lot sense to me. it seems to me like it would take a long time, probably cost a lot of money, and i am not sure is that mucof an advantage outside of creating a political advantage. >> i think it is a ploy to split california's electoral board-- electoral votes. >> i apologize for that. that was not the correct soundbite. that was different opinions about this particular initiative. if i had to paraphrase with the organizer of the account 3 initiator had to say about it. he says california residents are going to get better presentation. theyg to be to ge state government. a big issue that mentio on the calendar for three website is that approving a split of california would have plations for presidential elections. california has 55 electoral college votes. if you split those boats, california w

in southern california, wh mandatory evacuat >>> we are following developing news in southern california where mandatory evacuations for hundreds of homes have been lifted. firefighters trying to contain the wind driving fire threatening homes near can a ta clarita. at least 170 acres have burned so far. containment is about 30%. the cause is under investigation. >>> new video of a jogger who stopped in his run to throw out a homeless man's belongings. john harris posted this video. a nan shorts rummaged through a homeless man'shings and said it's garbage that needed to be cleaned up. some in a lake, some in trash cans. several people can be heard on the video asking the jogger to stop. when officers arrived, later, they said there is no crime because the belongings were considered debris. passers by pitched in to help buy the homeless man new things. >>> this is the video from west hollywood. if you plan to go, there is no room. the l.a. county sheriff's office is turning away anyone who who wants to go. >>> a girl's 15th birthday is a big deal. it marks the coming of age and today one

southern california might become a swing state. it's unclear. e group opposing the split called one california said splitting california in three new states will triple the amount of special interests, burocracy. >> and coming up, the world cup. while the us is not in this year's tournament, there's plenty of reasons for american fans to get excited. like i said, it's on fox. this is synergy. it's important. you need the footy and it's next. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is wor it. >> shepard: the most popular sporting event on our planet is coming back to the united states and canada and mexico. which should be interesting. the 2026 world cup will be in north america. the announcement came a day before this year's tournament came in russia. the first game is tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. you can catch all of this year's

we are a nonprofit based in southern california. eight years ago our founder was driving a bill that would ban the sale of puppy mill dogs in west hollywood. andrew was there as an example of a business that was able to succeed in a humane manner. that law passed and later was passed in the city of los angeles. last year and if anyone hear is a pet lover they may hear that ab4ab5 passed last year in california. that will would not have passed out andrew supporting us. he came to sacramento and testified on behalf of our bill when pet coand pet smart and the entire pet industry was opposing our bill it was our animal rights group and andrew. because of that success our group is now trying to pass other forward thinking legislation in sacramento. when i see stickers that say keep the valley unique, he was the only unique pet business on our side when we needed him and i know he will be there for community and i support the project. >> hi name is christine and i was born and raised in san francisco and i was born no noe and i was born

from southern california... met the girl on social media nad visitied her in december of 2017. police then pretended to be the girl on social media in order to rack spivey down. when he arrived back in the bay area yesterday mornign he was taken into custody. he is being charged with 18 different counts of suspected sex acts with a minor. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... a u-c berkeley graduate is shot and killed while camping with his two young daughters. tristan beaudette took his daughters camping at malibu creek state park in calabasas in l-a county. police say he was killed in front of his two-year-old and four-year-old daughters. police found him bleeding n his tent. he died at the scene. right now police have not released any information on a possible shooter. ( robin ) a developing story we are following... we are watching the markets this morning... dow futures are down more than 100 points. this comes after president trump threatened on friday another new tariff -- this time

what are you hearing in southern california where there are also shelters that are assisting with childrenboth boys and girls? >> well, just the same type of outrage. so people in los angeles are very concerned. there is apparently over 100 children in the l.a. area and we're looking to see where they are housed now and what conditions that they are in but my real fear of all of this is that there is absolutely nothing in place to reunite these parents with their children and i believe that many of these parents and children might never be reunited. if the parents are being deported to central america and the children are sent all over the united states, please tell me how a parent is supposed to find their child? i'm introducing legislation on monday to abosolutely require te federal government to establish a database to make sure parental rights aren't terminated. we can't house the number of children in the foster care system who need to be there because of abuse and now you're going to put children there for political reasons. this is really a tragedy. this moment will be remembered in

woman: southern california is one of many hotspot areas around the globe which are areas of extraordinary biological diversity. man: if we just think about l.a. county, you're going from sea level to 10,064 feet when you get up to mt. san antoniowhen you t think about that elevation r range, which is thehe greatestst elevevnal rae ofof in t the united stateses, ther'a diverse s suite of habitats inn there, , and that includess habitat that might be right along the busiest freeway in the country...but it also includes places where mountain lions live. i mean, it's just this place of absolutely incredible diversity when it comes toto thinking abot types of habitat anand types of species s that are thhriving he. man: hey, i thought i told you guys to get out of here. now, go. come on. get out of here. male reporter: we have a mom and her kids all going for a nice, refreshing swim all at the exact same time. woman: there is a hidden jung in cities like los angeles, andn wetlands, and other kinds of ecosystems. pauly: there's no magic line where natuopsrstnd city it's all a giant matrix. and i

tales trying to blue in southern california. jamie yuccas shows us. >>> tesla is calling the incident extraordinarily unusual. this model s quickly caught fire friday afternoon in in his no accident, out of the blue in traffic. in a statement, tesla says our initial investigation shows that the cabin in the vehicle was totally unaffected by fire. due to our battery architecture. it is designed to protect the cabin in the rare event that a battery fire occurs. >> of course the video footage looks alarming. >> reporter: editor and chief. >> there has been issues with lithium ion batteries in the past particularly around cell phones but electric car batteries are different. it's sophisticated technology. >> reporter: tesla maintains takes extraordinary measures to protect passengers from fires which it says are ten times less likely in a tesla than a gas car. >> we have driven over 50,000 miles in vehicles and have never replicated anything like it. i think it needs more investigation. >> reporter: other incidents where teslas caug

brings southern california traffic to a halt. >> not a bad dancer. not a great dancer. >> an epic ending to this already unusual traffic nightmare. we're going to share it with you in a moment. on our twitter feed the f-b-i hosted a summit on preventing mass school shootings. agent >>> happening now on our twitter feed. the fbi hosts a summit on preventing mass school shootings. they discuss ways to prevent future violence. also on twitter, you want to look at the sky. sky gazers will see saturn and a colorful full moon. more news in one minute. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. a representative for jackson )s . >>> joe jackson, p

child pr >>> coming out as gay contributed to the death of a southern california boy. child protective services is vegtding after he was found with a severe head injury and cigarette burns all over his county. >> the department of children and family services is under intense scrutiny for this one. anthony died at the hospital last thursday in lancaster. relatives and teachers made 16 calls saying he and six siblings were being abused. they never the survivoring sublings are now in custody. so far his mother and boyfriend >> it is 4:39. new this morning. a survey finds u.s. is among the top ten countries considered dangerous for women. come to light since the me too movement, india took the top spot. women in india are at high risk for sexual violence and forced labor. afghanistan, syria and saudi arabia also made that list. >>> it may be too early to have a drink, not to talk about one affecting your wallet. the tariff war hitting prices of jack daniels in europe. the tennessee whiskey makers it is going up. a tariff imposed after trump slapped tariffs on steel and al

voters will decide if california should split into three areas, northern california, southern california, which includes orange and san diego counties, and central valley, and a shrunken california, which would include monterey and los angeles. you can see the division on that map. if the measuree would have to sign off on it, and it would be sent to congress. >>> as you get ready for breakfast today, there's an important food morning. coming up at 5:00, the recall of a certain cereal that might make you sick. >>> a skit the 49ers family loses another fan favorite. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving on some of these commutes. northbound 880 past the coliseum looks good. >>> well, i will be doing all three california forecasts because there's a lot going on, north, south, and sexual. 52-57. -- central. 52-57. >>> as we head into the summer, the threat of wildfires increases across the state. the santa clara county fire chief association is hosting training throughout the day. preparing all of the county very -- fire agencies during the summer months. o

we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california this morning. in fact these are live pictures where there's been a very heavy police presence at a long beach retirement home. it's a high rise apartment building on east 4th street in long beach. there are reports of a gunman at one point. there's been a lot of twitter traffic suggesting police have the situation under control. but so far no con firnlation on anything, including whether anyone was shot. keeping an eye on the situation as it remains very active, we saw a lot of armed police in that area. our sister station in southern california is also there bringing us these live pictures. we'll of course bring you more information as soon as we get it. >> back to our breaking news coverage as well here in the bay area on the wildfires, it's moving north through lake county right now. here's the latest on the fire we know. officials are calling it the pawnee fire. it started saturday night near pawnee road, 50 miles north of santa rosa. 77$7700 acres have burn and 600 structures in harm's way and

the two also learned they were both born in the same southern california hospital in the same year init started going back and forth, the similarities. it was everything i think i was going to -- hoping to get out of this. >> this is a sign it was meant to me. >> reporter: hours fore the transplant surgery david is convinced their meeting is divine. >> i see it as a gift from god. i mean, that is just so -- i couldn't have written it better myself. >> reporter: he is ready to end one journey and start another. she said this is about more than resolution. >> to be in a position where you have the power to help someone be happy and save a life, why not do it? we are all looking for a purpose in life and i am never going to regret this. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that young woman is just remarkable. doctors performed the transplant and both are now out of surgery and doing well. >>> new at 10:00 p.m. a possible solution to a growing problem in mountain view. officials sahundreds of avs line the street as housing costs forced people to live in their vehicles. jessie

tang chances.gavin newsom isn't he met with voters in southern california. on tuesday, voters will also decide whether to send dianne feinstein back to washington, d.c. for her fifth termnd select a superintendent of public instruction to oversee our kids education. they'll be deciding whether to withdrawal superior courtudge aaron persky and weigh in on regional measure 3 to increase tolls on the seven state owned bridges to raise money for transportation projects aimed at reducing congestion. if approved by 2025, you'll pay 8 to c mostridges in the bay area. voters we a lot of cramming on the issues during the next few da. >> which is why candidates like taking breaks as they try to connect and convince voters to prove them. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. > you can wit "today in the bay" for continuing election coverage. we'll have that for you both on air and online tomorrow but we also have anything you need to know on our website, also a special one-hour newscast at 11:00 tomorrow night. if you want to read up on all of the big races ahead of time,

.>>> hundreds of guns seized from a home in southern california, the tip that led authorities. >>> a disaster declaration, a series of storms causing flash flooding, and killing at least one person. >>> it came down to hard, too fast. >>> authorities in southern california have seized more than 50 guns, 550 rather, at one home, at the home of a convicted felon, finding hundreds of assault rifles, ammunition boxes, and large capacity magazines, investigators say it was a neighbor who tipped them off about the weapons. charges are now pending, he has been released on bail. >>> no arrests made in the deadly shooter of wrapper -- rapper xxx, he was in his car when two men walked up and shot him, he was an up-and-coming rapper, but was also on charges of beating up his pregnant girlfriend. >>> flooding across parts of the upper midwest, homes and businesses are underwater, and one person is dead, several major highways have been damaged, making travel a nightmare for commuters, disaster declarations have been issued in parts of michigan, wisconsin and illinois, people are stunned by the s

(jr stone) in southern california comedian, tommy chong... known for his admiration of cannabis...ited the first state- licensed pot dispensary in coachella. the lighthouse dispensary held it's grand opening last week. chong was there on friday to check out the shop the dispensary was filled with people that wanted to meet the "cheech and chong" star. the cannabis rights activist still remembers when using marijuana was frowned upon. tommy chong/comedian:"when cheech and i started 40 years ago it was not only illegal, it was demonized. they thought everything that happened was bad to you. now they found out the opposite, they found everything good will happen to you". (jr stone) the 80-year-old has been selling his own line of cannabis in colorado since 2016 (justine) the survivors of the parkland florida shooting are using their summer vacation.. to enact change around the country... we'll catch up with them coming up. (jrstone) bart has added extra patrols to stop fare evaders. but they will not add new inspectors. we'll explain why. (justine)and a community is in mourning after

did not do very well in southern california. noted there i a printing error tonight, raj and jessica, that affected some 118,000 voters. consider this. there's like 6 million or 7 million people voting in california, so that was just a fraction. on top of that, villaraigosa was being outperformed by newsom on his own turf. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam. certainly a good night for republican candidate john cox. he's heading into the runof with newsom. fox got the endorsement op over who encouraged california voters to back cox, and that did help him. now cox is counting on trump voters to show up in november when he does take on newsom. >> we put a businessman in the white house. let's put a businessman in the governor's mansion. >> we mentioned the controversy with antonio villaraigosa, but within the hour we should add this. antonio villaraigosa did concede this race. he knows he will not advance to the november general election. >> tonight let me congratulate gavin newsom. and let's all give him a hand. >> vil

of more than two t >>> a brush fire in southern california forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 homes. the aliso fire charred more than 250 acres. it spread quickly through parts of doubled in size in one hour. 1,500 people had to be evacuated. you can see how close those names got to the structures. nearly 400 firefighters on scene working to battle the fire. >> just the second day of june. >>> new at 11:00, some people not so excited about amy schumer being in san francisco. she performed at cluster fest tonight. sex workers gathered outside the building. upset with schumer about making jokes about them. also jums u. upset about her new support of a sex trafficking law. >>> president trump can't be forced to testify in the russia investigation. well, that's according to the president's lawyers. in a secret 20-page letter obtained by "the new york times," that letter sent to special counsel robert mueller says that mr. trump has authority over all federal investigations therefore he cannot be subpoenaed. >>> just nine days before president trump's historic se appears to be leader of

sanctuary aws and there is a bit of resistance coming from a lot of the cities and counties in southern california? >> yeah, i thin immigration is always annd interesting crucial issue in california, and especially southern california.a it'so a very big issue for central valley republicans who kind of have taken a different road on that issue andal they have to walk that fine line because so many of their constituents are immigrants, kids of immigrants. that being said, i think that a lot of the focus recently on the sanctuary st policy and the local cities opposing sanctuary state policy in california has really bee on th republican side in terms of a base motivator. there's been a very real polical calculation tha republican voters in orange ounty and san diego county, that these folks really disagree with this idea of the sanctuary state policy and therefore a lot of the republican candidates, especially in the primary, incumbents as well as challengers, have r stepped up and taken a strong stance supporting the opposition to same thi sanctuary state policy, essentially. i think that one of the

system in southern california will get booted out. combination of these two. 60s, 70s, and 80s. >>> time is 5:33. developing news in the east bay. five people shot last night at a funeral home in hayward near union city. >> union police rushed to the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard. police found three people who had been shot. shortly after that, a for the shooting victim was found and police say they fifth victim -- a fifth victim went to the hoitown. the names of the victims haven't been released yet and no arrests have been made. >>> also, san francisco police relevideo of last saturday's officer- involved shooting. >> that happened after a -- please stop a -- police stopped a group of people for having open alcohol containers. >> hey! hey! full pursuit. dunn -- [ sound of gunfire ] >> you can see all of her running from an officer -- oliver running from an officer. he took off his jacket and then pulled out a gun. one officer shot him in the back twice as he fell to the -- hospital recovering. back in 2012, toney chaplin

so today this high will stay over southern california. they are going to feel the heat. but for us, we are definitely going impacted by this. so it e will prevent tothat fro reaching northern california but then two highs merge together. so we have two ridges. by friday, saturday this is why we are going to reach triple digits. we'll be impacted by both. they will work together to bring on the heat for northern california, southern california, and all across the desert southwest. so triple digits for a lot of communities all throughout the state and, yes, fire weather is a concern by then as well because it's going to be very dry as our rain-snow futurecast shows and we are also going to see our wind direction shift from west to a north wind and that's the offshore breeze that increases fire danger. so friday, saturday are the peak days. the heat will be on. it's going to ex ay and then temperatures dive next week. >>> and we are going to head back over to tracy. that's where we're tracking the slowest traffic right now and this is a big backup that we are beginning to ge

screaming even the desert of southern california. triggering a few high clouds as well.west breeze. and most locations have at have a downright springy breeze. everybody is in there. it's closed for many. the upper 50s to near 60 >> one system and that the other system. and our system is developing to the north. 60s, 70s, and low 80s. in my going back to the desk? i think i am. >> yes, ur. thanks, steve. >>> we have some developing news in the east bay. five people were shot and injured last night at a funeral home in hayward near union city. it happened at the chapel of the chimes on mission boulevard. out there now with the very latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. searching for gunman and that this could be more than one suspect. now, the people that were hurt that we do not know exactly why they were here at the cemetery. police say they do not know the connection to the victims as to what exactly they were doing here. or a motive for this shooting. now, just after 7 pm lastly, union city police received several 911 calls of a shooting at the c

part of california or southern california? further down the southern california. on over there? the place is completely falling apart. the homeless camps. it's unbelievable. i don't know why they think this is a gooidea but it goes to show you, run amok in california. if something like this made it on the ballot, good luck with that. >> greg: you jt answered your own question. it's because of described. big government has failed the nonrich. california lks le the set o "mad max." overrun with filth, crime, disease, drug paraphernalia. d loves t me dy shows they consider their castles in the sky while the rest of us in california have to near overpasses, undernth our encampments buffeted by hills of feces. pesi calls it -- >> kimbey: people are tired of subsidizing the craziness, disregard for the law, sanctuary cities, homeless encampments. squandered. >> juan: is this the case where president trump has anger i california, sanctuary cities in the way they deal with immigrants. is this grievance politics from the republicans? >> dana: no, i don't think it's all tha

. >>> the search is on for a shooter who killed a berkeley alum in southern california. in front of his daughters. they say tristan beaudette was found bleeding in his tent early friday morning at a state park. his daughters were not hurt. >>> officials closed down the campground as a safety precaution, according to gofundme he and his family were about to move to the bay area. still no word on any suspects or mother -- motive. >>> a shooting leaves one man died, this happened at a ranch near lakeville highway. they say the victim was shot once in the neck or upper chest . his family drove him to the hospital where he later died. the victim's identity has not been released and the sheriff's office is investigating. >>> the woman dubbed the call girl killer is speaking out to my. she is convicted of killing a google executive and now she is facing new murder charges. tonight, betty yu tells us her side of the story. >> reporter: known as the call girl killer, convicted in the heroin overdose death of a google executive. he died aboard his yacht in the santa cruz harbor in

(michelle) and -- dramatic video of a plane landing on a street in southern california...ow witnesses described this suprise landing. (michelle) commuters in southern california have enough to worry about without traffic from the sky taking up road space. when one pilot had engine trouble friday afternoon, she had no choice but to make an emergency landing on a busy highway right in the middle of five o'clock traffic. laurie perez has the story. natsot"i don't know how she made that!"he took the words right out of everybody's mouth. it's hard to believe even when you watch the video. we've slowed it down so you can see as the cessna skyhawk bounces down hamilton avenue. and then coming in hot, has cars pulling over to avoid a car to plane collision. in real time, this is security video from a business right beside where the four-seater single engine plane made an emergency landing.manager vivien murhpy was right inside vivien murphy/witness"oh my gosh, there's a plane on the street. no way!"the plane came down at 4:55 friday.police say the pilot told them she had some sort

southern california....ompanies are making a big change in the way they handle some of your data... weather ad libs >>> a memorial for a murdered rapper gets out of control in southern california. >> major wireless companies are making a change in the way they handle some of your data. >>> some morning cloud coverage to start off this wednesday. temperatures similar to yesterday but the heat will be on here pretty soon. >> and just like clockwork, those metering lights are on over at the bay bridge toll plaza. how far das the backup stretch? find out coming up. good morning, it is wednesday, june 20th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the trump administration is facing growing pressure to end its policy of separating children from the families at the border. the president met with house republicans last night. they are considering a bill to end it and provide funding for the wall. even if the bill makes it past the house, democrats in the senate are unlikely to pass it with conditions attached. the se

ask for azek building products. >>> police in southern california have arrested a resident of a retiremente who they say shot and killed a veteran firefighter, -- firefighter. responding to reports of an explosion at a high-rise retirement home this morning, when a man opened fire, 17 year veteran, killed here, another firefighter, and a civilian were also struck by gunfire, and they suffered serious injuries. investigators arrested 77-year- old thomas kim on suspicion of murder, and arson. police say they recovered 2 suspicious devices at the scene. resident said they saw the gun man as they try to evacuate. >> as soon as we got in the doorway, the stairwell i should say, a gunshot went off, a man sitting with a gun in his hand, and i hollered he's got a gun, we just grabbed each other and scrambled up the stairs. >> no word on the motive, he was 45 years old, leaving behind a wife and two children. >>> shot to death in front of two young daughters while camping in southern california had deep ties to the bay area, the sheriff department identify the victim as 35-year-old tristan -- trist

not so much for us but for southern california, that's what they're dealing with and it's hot. we are definitely feeling that all across northern california. you will have it again inland today especially around the water it may feel slightly cooler than yesterday but still overall this ridge of high pressure is out there. and yes, it's going to impact the entire state. so here's a live look now towards "salesforce tower." and noticing just a slight haze in some areas. these west winds right now at sfo 7, 11 for downtown san francisco. but really calm through oakland and hayward, three to five-mile-per-hour winds across the south bay. and then fairfield southwest wind up to 18 miles per hour through the delta. as far as any kind of cloud coverage to help keep things cool, that's not the case today. we are only seeing that valley fog forming east of fairfield and then even off the coast not much cloud cover. so clear, not much marine layer. there's a little fog in half moon bay. santa rosa eight-mile visibility but that doesn't impact drivers. temperatures in the 50s and 60s righ

caught on camera carrying a cat in its mouth along a southern california street. ventura early saturday morning. the video has been shared on facebook thousands of times. experts from the wildlife care network says it easier for coyotes to catch cats than rabbits. it's not clear whether the cat was dead or alive. since crows are flying nearby viewers say the coyote could have picked up a cat hit by a car. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... breaking newsthree children rushed to the hospital following a deadly crash in concord.this is new video just into our newsroom.what we've just learned from police...coming up. plus...a bay area man, attacked and beaten with a tire iron.the suspect is still on the loose.now police are trying to determine if he was the victim of a hate crime. standby for a live report.(pam) and plus, victims of last year's fires in the north bay just adde

once you have vits like what you are seeing right now in southern california with cisneros and the topublican he is going to basically solidify a lot of that democratic independent voing to at a big challenge. >> sahil, i heard they are dying for the opportunity for a villaraigosa and newsom fight not because they cared which one became governor but they thought villaraigosa will be someone on democratic turnout in southern rnia which is always a big problem for democrats in it.>> newsom would rather be r against cox. >> he told me that in the debate. >> i heard that villaraigosa would boost voter turn out in southern california. i don't know that's what's going to make the difference for democrats. i think there is an argue that if you have a republican as a contrast to newsom you would turn out progressives. there was not a whole lot of good that could have come for democrats. yesterday was a primary, but there was a lot of bad that they avoided. three winnable district they could have squandered. if there is a blue wave it has to start in california. they set themselves up for that

southern california edison has a similar program in place. the policy will affect about half a million homes in the areas highlighted on this map in red. that does include much of the area that burned in the north bay. last week, cal fire blamed pg&e for a dozen of the wine country wildfires. their investigators say trees and branches in contact with power lines sparked the fires. cal fire said it found evidence of potential violations of state law. prosecutors will examine their report before deciding whether to file charges. >>> work is under way or san francisco's planned central subway extension into chinatown. now the sfmta is looking at further expansion. according to "the examiner," the city is now seeking the public's input on a possible stop at fisherman's wharf. but don't expect work to begin anytime soon. it could take up to 6 years to get approval. the extension from soma to chinatown is expected to be done toward the end of next year. >>> and, of course, we always think, oh, more construction. >> yeah. more traffic. but in the en

at abandoned airfields in florida and alabama, another 47,000 migrants at camp pendleton in southern california. and an additional 47,000 migrants at what was the concord naval weapons station. >> and in one word this is madness. >> congressman mark desaulnier was caught off guard saying he heard nothing about it until the news broke this afternoon. >> the idea that you put almost 50,000 in a detention facility in the middle of the bay area, in the middle of a very urbanized area is absurd. and that reminds me of world war ii. and japanese internment. we don't want to be party to that. >> the document mentions $233 million to construct appear operate temporary tent recities described as austere. >> we are going backwards. you don't put people in tents. and in the summer? under nuclear waste? i mean you got to be kidding. >> i don't know how they can do that to people. i really don't. >> to think that could be something happening right here where you live. >> it's awful. i mean it's happening. it doesn't matter where you live. it's happening and it's awful. >> no one knows what part of the land

. >>> want to turn to a outrage in southern california. it involves allegations of child abuse and murder. the victim, a 10-year-old boy found dead at his home last week. his mother's boyfriend is now under arrest. correspondent miguel almaguer tells us, this follows years of in wasigns and a system that may have failed him. >> reporter: the daf r anthony waawasvwasawasl avaloswaavalos was discovered unresponsive in his southern california home, the 10-year-old was pronnced dead at a hospital. authorities say i boy's mother heather baron claimed he suffered injuries from a fall but the department of family services says he was malnourished and severely beaten. the mother's boyfriend has been arrested on the suspicion of wourder. >> wdn't discuss motive at this point. too early. >> reporter: with child and family services confirming, they received 12 referrals involving anthony since 2013, the l.a. times reports the six siblings were r denied food and water, sexually abused, beaten and bruised, dangled upside down and locksmall spaces. >> i