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>>and we have a new picture of the disaster in southern california.ving boat that caught fire at 3 30 this morning. we do have some new numbers on survivors. we were reporting 5 crew members now it seems to be only 4 crew members from the conception diving vessel who were rescued and are being brought to shore right now. and uh we don't know the extent of their injuries but they are the only survivors that we know about after this a boat caught fire at 3 30 in the morning. and there were 34 passengers down below presumably sleeping at 00:30am in the morning because this is a three-day labor day trip the company says as it advertised that these divers have an opportunity to explore the panic ul's of san miguel island. that's what they say on the truth aquatics website and so they took off on saturday. they were supposed to be docking in santa barbara at about 5 o'clock tonight. and they say that you know this is a diving exploration trip you can see san miguel as well as all kinds of a sea life included stops may include santa rosa, a santa cruz. and a

he hurt his back when a friend drove a car off the road in southern california. drugs and alcohol were not a factor in sunday's crash. >>> you can find those stories and more on our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay with us. b.a.r.t. faces harsh criticism tonight for an equipment incident in the east bay. >>> i'm cornell bernard. a north bay diver recalling his excursions on board the same vessel that caught fire off the southern california coast. that's coming up. >>> then, the story of kindness a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! halloween time is back in parks!...d ifornia ae 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 california householdsreated act with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. spchss. >> he's been on board manyhi could even happen. >> it's so sad to see so many people die. i don't

ken pam, thanks very much coming up next at 9 17 of the 34 people killed in that boat fire in southern californiarea and northern california now we're learning more about the victims among them. a teacher and artists to how their loved ones are remembering them tonight plus the latest on the investigation that's next in a live report plus hurricane dorian strengthens to a category 3 as it approaches the carolinas. >>our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow shows us the areas expected to get hit the hardest and the victim in that brock turner rape case is breaking her silence tonight, why she decided now is the right time to share her story keep it here kron 4 news at 9 starts right after the break. >>the reality is setting in for so many mourners tonight as the search for victims in that deadly both fire in southern california is over. and we're learning more about the harrowing night on the water, 33 passengers and one crew member are presumed dead good evening, everybody thanks for being with us. i'm grant lotus and i'm j r stone in for vicki liviakis tonight, 17 of those victims are from the ba

. >>> now to southern california where hope is fading of finding anyone else alive after a scuba diving boat caught fire off the channel island. it caught fire at about 3:30 this morning off of santa cruz island with 33 passengers and six crew members on board. five crew member jumped off the boat and were rescued and one crew member is unaccounted for. so far the bodies of 2 men and 2 women have been recovered, there's also word that 4 bodies have been spotted.>> efforts have located an additional for victims on the ocean floor in close proximity to the vessel and we have five teams that are in the water as we speak working to attempt the recovery. >> 25 passengers are still missing and authorities say they are prepared for the worst outcome. coming up we will have more information on what happened. >>> a crane crew working on upgrades brought down power lines across highway 24 this morning. the incident happened near the lafayette station and brought traffic in both directions to a halt. we are live in lafayette tonight where crews have been working to restore power lines and power to

in southern california authorities started to raise the dive boat that caught fire killing 34 people. safety investigators released a preliminary report revealing all six crew members were asleep when the fire broke out. molly hunter has late details. >> reporter: the charred remains of the ship were lifted out of the water two weeks after the deadly fire killed 34 people on board. the national transportation safety board confirming all six crew members were asleep according to the preliminary report a roving watchman required by law to stay awake and walk the decks overnight was asleep when the fire began at 3:14 in the morning. the boat owner's attorney said a safety check was completed at 2:30 a.m a criminal probe has been launched and investigators now looking at lithium ion batteries found in smartphones and most electronics. just this week, the coast guard recommended boat operators consider limiting the unsupervised charging of those kinds of devices the 75-foot boat had three levels the night of september 2 five crew members were asleep on the top deck when the fire broke out

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. >>> we learn moore than 30 people are missing after boat caught fire off the southern california coat coast. we have a very latest on this breaking story. >>> it is 6:00 on this monday morning, labor day. let's get a check on the forecast. happy labor day to you, we are looking at pleasant weather across the bay area with that nshine. little bit cooler. here is a live look right now with our treasure island camera around the bay bridge. temperatures as we had through the day, 93 in concord, 91 in livermore, 92 in fairfield. mid 80s in san jose. 70s for san francisco. if you're suffering from allergies, medium-high level, that will continue over the next several days. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, medium-high category. talk about what you can expect as we head through the week. that cooldown we are expecting in the latest for hurricane dorian. >> we do have some problems going on with the wide shot of bay area roads. then you get closer, this is a major traffic alert right now. a power pole is down on the westbound side of 24 on oak hill road. all lanes are blocked in that area. wha

also we continue our coverage of the deadly boat fire in southern california. >>after the break we'll hear more of the distressing mayday call in here from the sheriff from the latest recovery efforts. we're learning more about the victims from saturday's mass shooting near odessa texas, us army veteran cameron brown was killed. >>in the attack. he served in afghanistan and most recently worked at standard safety in supply. it's an oil field in odessa, his employer has set up a go fund me page in which they offer their deepest sympathies and support to the families affected by the tragedy. they called the shooting senseless and horrifying and ask for privacy during the tough time on behalf of brown's family. brown was one of 7 people killed in the rampage. coming up on kron 4 news today we're learning about woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine

we hear a lot about the university of southern california and other schools, ucla and other schools in in this and the question becomes if felicity hu huffman gets 30 days, 15 days, you know there's works with the lawyers and laurie laughlin saying well, instead of going trial, maybe we want to settle this before we have to defend themselves because then they're severely looking at two years in prison. >> shepard: the process underway right now, we both covered local court for years and years going back multiple cities. it's a grueling experience for everybody involved. >> right now in the next 15 minutes, 20 minutes felicity huffman will know where she stands but the rest of the families are just beginning the process and the federal government spent millions prosecuting this. for them, they want a victory and a victory for them today means felicity huffman spends 15 or 30 days in jail, they know the money's well spent. if she gets probation, it's not the end of the world because they still have other cases to go but spent a lot of money and put sweat equity into these types of cases

. >> coming from southern california. we're getting word there is a water rescue under way off the coast of santa barbara. more than 30 people are being evacuated from a 75-foot boat near santa cruz islands, the channel islands. we have just learned that that boat is on fire. one crew member is hurt. five were rescued. earlier this morning, we heard that a medical examiner was called to the scene, and that's usually an indication that at least one fatality. the coast guard also saying that this is launching multiple assists as well as getting help from nearby agencies. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning. kari, the conditions right there this morning, what are they like? >> we are seeing some rain developing in that area, because we've had a surge of monsoonal moisture that has been moving in, so we are seeing some five to seven-foot waves and gusty rain and wind in that area. we don't know if that's what caused the accident but it could impede the efforts of trying to rescue those people that are o

. >>> breaking news from southern california where a wildfire explode in size. nearly 1,000 acres burned. a woman posted this of flames on beth sides of the highway as she escaped. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >> good thursday morning. very powerful major hurricane dorian continuing to track its way closer to the southeast coast. we've already seen some serious impacts around charleston. that's going to continue to be the case as the storm makes its way closer to myrtle beach and eventually the outer banks of north carolina potentially could have a landfall late tonight into early tomorrow morning around cape lookout, north carolina. it will continue its track north and eastward and eventually exit into the canadian maritime as we head later into this weekend. wind gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour from the outer banks to the south carolina/north carolina border. there's going to be storm surge flooding and in some cases more than six feet of a storm surge but very heavy rainfall up to a foot, locally more along the coast. i'm a

and so, now we have them establied at two nurseries here in southern california. rrently have 15 people out helping us search for these coqui frogs, and that includes biologist with the california departmenof fish and wildlife as well as biologist with the natural history museum. but there's these real implications of these coqui frogs showing up and havis these impacts and it' just all because they're doing what a lot of other species are doing, which ihitchhiking a ride into the nursery plant trade. as a biologist, my interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those are native species that are trying settings, or whether these are non-native species that have been introduced as a result of human activity and are alsory g to find a way to make it here in the los angeles area. we were here specifically to look for slender salamanders. give me a hand grabbing these. and we were able to find 7 slenr salamanders, and on to of that we found two other native species--a western fence lizard and a southernator lizard. you got a brahiny bl

down there on southern california an area. but you can see was and is still being searched pam vicki now back to or a there. >>telling me to county sheriff's office confirms a body recovered from the bay is the man who crashed through a gate and drove onto the tarmac at the oakland airport. the body was found this afternoon near the estuary. yesterday authorities say that a man driving a truck crashed through the gate and onto the tarmac police say that even got out and attempted to flee. by jumping into the water within the past hour or so authorities have confi that they have recovered his body. although his identity has not been released. a mother of a 5 year-old killed by our mother of 5 rather killed by a stray bullet in oakland 44 year-old martha kasiano was leaving a home on east 22th street early this morning when she was shot con four's michelle kingston has details on this story. >>oakland police searching for the person who shot and killed a mother of 5 leaving in east oakland home early monday morning. >>it's very

. >>> now to the tragedy at sea in southern california. 34 people trapped in that massive boat fire are now presumed dead. coast guard video shows the smoldering diving boat after it caught fire. investigators say many of the passengers were likely asleep below deck when the flames broke out early labor day. at this church in santa barbara last night bells rang 34 times for the 34 victims. they include five members of the same family and chrissy finstad, the owner of the diving company leading the excursion. >> my sister was one of the most skilled and intuitive. she had a skil don't have. if there was even a 1% window of opportunity for her to make it out, she would have. >> and the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> a new twist in the college admissions bribery scandal. two parents charged in the scandal now claim the university of southern california has a regular practice of considering donations before deciding which students to accept. newly revealed school documents allegedly name certain student and their family's potential to make big donations to the universit

sit going to form a cut-off low towards las vegas and arizona and southern california with a high building in to northern california. that is going to give us that offshore breeze. 57 in the city. berkeley is at 60. 55 degrees. alameda is at ever 1. and kensington, 60. mild readings already. not much of a north breeze just yet. some of the higher elevations are showing it. the fog is there in the morning. watch out highway one. over the golden gate bridge, there is some pretty thick fog. it will begin to show itself. that breeze toward the surface. overnight tuesday. it is going to be close. 70s and 80s. temperatures will continue to work their way up. if tuesday isn't the warmest then wednesday will be. then it is going to cool down. big-time. we'll start thursday. we'll be gabbing in the 70s. windy conditions on the weekend. >>> the emmy awards wrapped up this season of television. and up next, which of your favorite shows and actors took home the gold and the one winner who made history. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want

>>now it's 6 a search for survivors has been suspended in the dive boat fire in southern california. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore tonight, we're learning that many of the 34 victims. >>from north are from northern california kron four's maureen kelly joins us from our newsroom with the latest on the investigation now morning. >>at this point we know that only 5 people are believed to have survived that fire that engulfed the conception off the channel islands, the captain and 4 crew members 20 bodies have been recovered so far 11 females and 9 males, the rest of missing. and now presumed dead. so far we know at least 12 are from northern california. >>angela rose anna nicole storm key to seoul are 2 of 3 sisters from stockton, along with their father and stepmother who are among the missing after a fire ripped through the dive boat around 03:00am monday morning. and 41 year-old christie instead the co owner of worldwide diving adventures was leading the scuba tour on the chartered boat. her brother writing on facebook that it is likely she has transi

and he was on board with his daughter kendra who is a marine biologist in southern california. and he posted a picture on facebook of himself diving with the post "my daughter lives in ventura and it's an excuse to visit her. she was also on board this boat. >> i group scuba diving here in the channel islands. i would go with my dad every year. and i love it. i grew up fortunate to have parents that were both majored in science. >> reporter: that was video from u.s. fish and wildlife talking about how she got her start in the field. father and daughter shared the passion of diving and now the families are in mourning as well as likely people in fremont but at this point everyone on board was presumed dead. fremont unified school district says mr. chan was beloved teacher, his students knew him to be an innovative and inspiring teach here developed a passion for physical, among his students. his loss is a tremendous tragedy. he's been teaching here at american high school for three years. we will talk to the school later. but likely they will will be having grove counselors on c

into the crash. >>> the feds are trying to determine what started the deadly dive boat fire in southern california>>> and the vaccine requirements for california students awaits the governor's signature. by that date is uncertain. >>> it is thursday, september 5. >> let's get right to gianna, because were talking major delays on 80. >> the morning driver starting to get a little bit busier. we will see much bigger delays as you are way along the eastshore freeway. will check in with jackie. which bill evans and to give you an update. let's see what's happening on the freeway, all lanes complete the shutdown. this is the eastshore freeway at san pablo dam road. the big rig caught on fire at one point it was engulfed in flames. so there is a lot of mess to clean up. it was carrying live chickens. so we've seen police officers trying to wrangle up all of these chickens off the roadway. they are running around on the side of the roadway. it will take some time. caltrans crews called out of scene as well. in the meantime, avoid the eastshore freeway. you are back to well beyond hilltop at this point. s

we bring in strike teams from southern california, we up aircraft so they are in the air earlier in thed then specific areas where there is additional specific needs, we staff additional equipment. we have five strike teams in northern california right now of engines, additional hand crews, and then on top of that even more local government resources pre-positioned for when an event occurs. >> we know this is the time of year we have seen the most devastating fires, including those recently. when cal fire sort of looks at this time of year, obviously it's gotta be really concerning, but how do you in fact mapped out all of the resources, all of the reinforcements that you are going to need? >> that's a great question, there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes when it comes to logistics of moving resources. we have two operation centers, one in northern california, one in southern california and they are the hubs for resources in both parts of the state. when a big event happens, all resource ordering goes to these two centers, and we can move resources all over the state. thousands o

survivors from that horrific boat fire in southern california. >> it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts, we know this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. >> 34 people on board are all presumed dead, the majority of the victims were from san jose and santa cruz. >> keeping me start with the facts that i knew she loved what she did, and that's how she left the world >> hurricane dorian wreaks havoc in the bahamas. >> we are working on a scenario that every person will need some form of mentoring assistance. >> the deadly storm is no turning toward vulnerable coastal areas.>> there will be storm surges and flooding.>> from ktvu news, this is the forum.>> said development today in the deadly fire on a boat in southern california. crews have now called off the search for any possible survivors. today we are learning a mber of thvictims are from the bay area.>> 20 bodies have been recovered so far, of the 34 people presumed dead. >> the cause of that fire is still unknown.>> reporter: the process of identifying the victims and notifying families is

(justine) we are learning more about another victim identified in monday's boat fire in southern californiaf the 34 people killed are from the bay area or nothern california. kron 4's rob fladeboe tells us how co-workers are remembering ávai campbell.á now telling us áhow the passengers on "the conception" died. the santa barbara county sheriff shared the initial report... (justine) the dive boat is sitll under water. the u-s coast guard says -- safety concerns have stopped their efforts to salvage the boat. they plan to continue the operation when its safe.

dozens missing off the coast of southern california.. plus, path of destruction. hurricane dorian becomes one of the most powerful storms on record as it slams into the bahamas. >> please pray for us. please pray for us, everyone. please pray for us. >> while residents in florida, georgia, and the carolinas are preparing for the worst. >> this storm at this magnitude could really cause massive destruction. >> how bad will it be when dorian hits the u.s.? al is tracking it all. >>> and why don't we rock the plaza? ♪ fans have been lined up all night as the hit band hits our stage for a special holiday concert, today, monday, september 2, 2019. ♪ >> happy labor day. >> first day of school tomorrow. citi concert today. >> in line since 7:00 p.m. >> today is my fifth why don't we concert. >> here from cleveland, ohio. >> state college, pennsylvania. >> texas. >> we love why don't we! >> welcome back to "today." it's 8:00 a.m. on the west coast. thank you for joining us on this labor day monday morning. i'm sheinelle jones alongside peter al

>>up in the next hour recovery efforts continue after that deadly boat fire in southern california willearn more about the victims from northern california. and for the push i should say the push for gun legislation is growing on capitol hill in the aftermath of recent shootings will tell you what new the legislation is being advocated for. local news station. >>morning and thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher the breaking news on the peninsula were fatal crash right now southbound 1, 1, a mental park is causing big delays kron four's christina tape cho is live near the crash has a look at the impact on the commute that starts our team coverage, christa. >>right now we've got about 2 lanes of traffic that have been blocked off and police are actually making sure they weave in and out of traffic the us sometimes they need to actually completely blocked off because investigators are still here on scene. >>and they need to sometimes enter the freeway t continue there investigation but actually going take a look right behind me those are s

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the boat was anchored near santa cruz island in southern california. officials say a good samaritan crew say 5 people from the boat and the crew. >>was actually already awaken on the bridge and they jumped off the other passengers were below deck. likely trapped ce blaze ignited. >>currently 34 people aboard the vessel are unaccounted for my understanding are the report i received they were below decks asleep. >>rescue crews face foggy conditions and intense flames refusing to go out. >>fire department crews are fighting the fire when the vessel sank 20 yards offshore and 64 feet of water. >>now officials are hoping some passengers were able to escape and swim to shore. >>right now they're conducting shoreline searches to for any any any available survivors and a team from the ntsb is now route to california to investigate. >>the weather and the instability of the vests are really hampering the recovery operations here we've had a sick fog across the entire coast all day there have been >>and also authorities here saying that the fire burned so in this

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we are covering a labor day disaster in southern california. this map shows you where a 75 foot dive boat. when down sinking burning this morning in southern california was out exploring the channel islands national park area in the santa cruz island area. it was a weekend boating trip and it is feared that and assumes that all 34 passengers who were. >>in the hole died in this fix explosive fire that erupted around 3 o'clock thishmorning you could see the water shooting at it from pretty far distance because the firefighters couldn't get near the boat. it just kept flashing with more and more flames every time they put it out it seemed it flared up again was it all the fuel or was it all the diving equipment they have no idea yet all they've talked about is that the crew seems to have survived 5 crewmembers somehow got off and they were rescued only 20 yards offshore while the rest of the boat went down in flames. we know that 2 of the crew have some kind of leg injuries. it seems that 5 of the crew survived but 34 people were down below presu

campbell was a longtime employee as southern california creek water district. the district announced news to its customers online. they say she spent her career serving her community. >>> we are learning more about a family of three was celebrating their daughters 17th birthday on the dive trip.>> reporter kyle runs adventure sports unlimited in santa cruz. steve silica seen on a dive trip was an instructor for several years. >>> very heavy hearted. it is rough. >> reporter: kids see camp in south carolina gives us our first look at tia silica. celebrate her 17th birthday on that scuba trip along with her friend bernice. both of whom attended pacific collegiate school. steve and his wife had been taken tia to see camp since she was six years old. with a raised her with a passion for diving. the family took trips around the world helping out the environment and donating to local needy schools along the way. >>> it is who they were as individuals. who they were as a family. and how they approached everything that i saw them do. >>> jen walker and diana became clo

boat fire in southern california is over 32 passengers and one crew member presumed dead while the remains of another person have still not been recovered stacey cohens spoke with one family that suffered. an extraordinary loss. >>fire aboard the died that conception devastated dozens of families but one, it's bearing an exceptional amount of loss 5 members of their family are presumed dead to me is actually. michael's birthday i said then. as a family would do district. >>mrs. shun and da lat and her brother dominic saga often participated in family dive trips aboard the conception with their mom stepdad and stepsisters they can understand why no one below deck escaped the fire. don't know why or how. >>the started in. this seems pretty you know the entrances exits or whatnot will head of them blocked. >>the fire started early monday morning as the passengers slept below deck. only 5 crew members are known to have survived they were on the upper deck when the fire started. >>dominic hope someone at least tried to save his family. >>i just imagine him sleeping and and the fire waking up an

her daughter, lisa field her, was on conception when it caught fire and sank in southern california's channel islands. lisa's mother, nancy field her, who didn't want to appear on camera, pre soups her only child is dead, as one of the 34 people trapped aboard the diving vessel. nancy field her tells us her daughter loved the water, nature and texted her sunday night saying she was having a great time on the boat. now nancy wants to know why the five crew members managed to escape conception and no one else. >> why did the grew get off? i heard they had to swim around to get a dinghy and went to get help. but that was valuable time lost. why didn't they -- unless they couldn't get past the flames. i don't know. >> nancy field her says she gave law enforcement a description of her daughter and now she has to wait for dna results to confirm her daughter's death. jortsz, abc 7 news. >>> only on 7, the mother of the man who rammed his car through a gate at oakland international airport sunday says her son had dlug-indu drug-induced schizophrenia. his mother spoke exclusively to us. she sa

he hurt his back when a friend drove a car off the road in southern california. drugs and alcohol were not a factor in sunday's crash. >>> you can find those stories and more on our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay with us. b.a.r.t. far criticism tonight for an equipment incident in the east bay. >>> i'm cornell bernard. a north bay diver recalling his excursions on board the same vessel that caught fire off the southern california coast. that's coming up. >>> then, the story of kindness hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ number one in overall network performance.full of "awards". highest in wireless network quality performance. highest in wireless network quality performance in the north central region. it's hard to know what to think. that's why sprint's doin

are known to be the most deadly to undocumented immigrants specifically island though here in southern california. >>has led to the death the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by ice. >>the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really champion the solidarity felt needed to happen between criminal justice and immigrant rights. >>and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

following that boat fire up the southern california coast. it happened in the middle of the night near santa cruz island 90 miles from los angeles off to santa barbara county coast. >>> 20 bodies have been recovered from the water. five more bodies are out of reach of recovery teams. due to the unsafe conditions. crews will continue to search through the night for the nine people unaccounted for. >>> santa cruz with more on the bay area tied to this tragic fire.>> reporter: authorities are not saying very much about the passengers and crew of the conception. we learn several tour groups had chartered the boat including a company based right here in santa cruz. worldwide diving company run by kristy finstad of santa cruz scheduled a labor day weekend dive abort the conception to the channel islands. her brother posted the cristi is among the missing. neighbors telus christie's father is now in southern california with the other families. anxiously waiting to hear more about their loved ones on board. the recording of the made a radio call from

he frequents the dive sites in monterey and in southern california. they're really trying to grasp the reality of so many divers for that to happen all at one time. >> reporter: the store manager says that they aren't sure if they know any of the other divers, because the list of names hasn't been released yet. kendra chan's brother writing i'll miss you and your love for all things outdoors and underwater. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> right now we continue to compile stories about the victims in the dive boat tragedy, read about them now at nbcbayarea.com. investigators hold another news conference we'll stream it for you on our home page and mobile app. >>> hurricane dorian is turning its attention to the southeastern coast. here is a look at where it is right now. we want to show you the category 2 storm is a course that will bring dangerously close to communities in florida up to virginia. this comes after a full-on strike in the bahamas that lasted almost two days. it was a category 5 when it l

she saw $3700 worth of unauthorized activity in southern california. >> i was in san francisco usingwood. that's what triggered a fraud alert. >> someone withdrew $700 from various atms in southern california. there were also three withdrawals totaling $2,950 made inside two different bank branches over three consecutive days. she immediately blocked her card and initiated a fraud claim. the bank reversed the atm charges within 24 hours, but the check fraud department refused to do the same for the other charges. she appealed. after more than two months, the bank again ruled against her. she could appeal again if she could prove her whereabouts. >> prove that i was not in southern california, prove that i didn't travel back and forth to southern california, prove that i didn't give my card to my husband and send him to southern california. >> that seemed unfair. >> they basically put the burden of proof on me to prove i didn't commit the fraud. i turned into the criminal somewhere along the line and i'm not sure how that happened. >> instead of appealing a second time, she contacted

you have the answe >>more about the santa cruz dive instructor who was leading the southern californiaold christie fence that took over the company called worldwide diving adventure from her father she had been diving since childhood kron four's maureen kelly talked to another school instructor who taught alongside her. >>instructor, nice person is really nice person always got jackson the master instructor at the area scuba in burlingame says he and chris teeth, instead. >>the dive instructor presumed dead. after the tragic labor day fire.

specifically are known to be the most deadly to undocumented immigrants specifically here in southern california. >>has led to the death the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by ice. >>the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really championed the solidarity we felt that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>right and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

are known to be the most deadly to undocumented immigrants specifically island though here in southern california. >>has led to the death the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by ice the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really. >>champion the solidarity fell that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>rights and what a better state to do with that in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

the ntsb will arrive in southern california to investigate the hardly and deadly boat fire in santa cruz island. >> at least 25 people confirmed dead. officials say it will take sometime to identify them. nine others remain missing this morning, and among them is christy fin stad. she's the co-owner of the santa cruz-based worldwide divers. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. a social media post claims there were a few people from the santa cruz area onboard that burning boat, and that includes, as you mentioned, the owner of the santa cruz dive company. her brother posted to facebook only hours after the deadly fire tore through the 75-foot dive boat conception, and he wrote on facebook, please pray for my sister, she was leading group on this boat. north bay diver is familiar with conception, the boat involved here. he says he remembers the boat being safe. >> couldn't be anything worse in the world than this, because i have spent time on the boat and been out there with different dive clubs, and usually is everything is well-run, and there's a lot of precautions. i couldn't

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off of the southern california coastline. things are running warmer than average. low pressure passing to the north. the catalyst for the increase breeze. numerous showers and storms. dry lightning has sparked fires around red bluff. some evacuations are occurring. just about three hours to the north because of the lightning without the rain yesterday. we didn't get it. a couple hours to the north they did get it. tomorrow morning we get cloud cover. near the water. sunshine in the afternoon. on saturday it goes all the way inland almost to the state capital. vacaville in fairfield santa rosa in san jose waking up saturday with clouds. taking to new work 76 degrees tomorrow. below average. breezy and much cooler on saturday. most of the day in the upper 60s. a high of only 72 degrees on saturday. morning clouds will begin to get more widespread. it will be breezy on saturday. that will be a day it will feel cooler than average. temperatures stay below average into next week. 70s tomorrow for fremont and mountain view. oakland 72. low 80s san rafael vallejo in san j

he will be here for three hours and then he will be heading down to southern california. >> all of the locations and all of the specifics of the visit have been kept very quiet to put off protesters however the protesters seem to know where the -- where the president is going to be. they have been staging about a mile away from mr. mcneily's home in portola valley and protesting there and we've seen the images of the baby trump big balloon that will make an appearance this afternoon as well as the president makes his way through the bay area before he heads on down to southern california. >> and we have seen many protesters there near where president trump will be attending the fundraiser today. there were protesters not too far from that location in portola vall now president trump is landing here in the bay area from new mexico. he attended a campaign rally there yesterday. many people joined the campaign here today where a lot of people will join for the fundraiser. we're told the tickets go from a couple of thousand dollars to $100,000. now the last time president trump was here, a

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in the cold lived in southern california. in stockton, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>other victims we're learning about a father and a daughter scott and kendra chan. we're aboard the onconception that caught fire and sank monday morning. we're told that they were both frequent divers in monterey. carter's has their story. >>what customers are coming here on a semi regular basis were up only on the boat. >>instructor and pacific scuba divers employee charles mackay vince says he's in total shock about the fire and subsequent sinking of the conception boat, especially knowing his customers were on board a just me a a. >>to cool a diver come in on a semi regular basis uh via accessories to least hangs up by treating me to do when you need it. the freeman school district says raymond scott chan was an a p physics professor at american high school. >>he was known to be an innovative and inspiring teacher. they're called his loss a tremendous tragedy for the school district. this facebook photo shows scott diving at santa cruz island in 2017 another post from us fish and

a horrific scene overnight in the water off southern california.ve crew members were awake when the fire started and managed to survive. but the search is on for the passengers now. four bodies have been found so far. >> the boat was anchored near santa cruz island near oxnard. >> reporter: it's an image of the conception from earlier this year, passing beneath a rainbow. today's i am giuliani as shmages last scenes. >> 43 souls on board off of santa cruz island. >> we're not going to make an attempt with pumps to put it out. >> reporter: 39 passengers and crew on board, 34 presumed dead. >> five people were evacuated aboard a good samaritan pleasure craft. none as the great escape. >> reporter: on board that boat, conception in obvious pain. paramedics treat being him once the boat reached the harbor, then wheeling him off to an ambulance. the coast guard says all five of the boat's crew survived. >> the crew was actually already awake and on the bridge and they jumped off. >> reporter: but the passengers were presumed to be asleep below deck and