>> about 900 cars today in southern california are electric vehicles. more than half of all electric vehicles sold in the united states, sold in california. we are doing a lot. the governor put $6 billion, which is now potentially increasing in the budget to help the transition, doing everything from electric vehicle charging stations, electrifying trucks and school buses. it is an all of the above strategy. the reason we need to attack it so fiercely, priya, is because 50% of california's greenhouse gas emissions are polluting and causing this extreme weather. 50% of the emissions come from the transportation sector. we need to do this quickly. we were told when we set this goal of 2035, which still is a ways away, that we were crazy. this is way too swift a change. so, the car companies i think are coming on board. you see everyone from ford f1 50 pickup truck will be on sale soon, the chevy volt. this is going mainstream. most importantly, making the switch right now will save you a huge amount at the pump. this is the wave of the future that is happe

but, a lot of water demand much drier southern california. this geographic problem is why we have invested in massive water infrastructure. california's water system tries to organize the funny stories of our aquifers and the shrinking seasonal capacity of our snowpack to control the fate of our hydration. the california state water project, which spans the entire state, began operation in 1960. it is the largest water transfer system in the world. it includes the 444 mile long california aqueduct and other compounds and waterways, as well as 1500 reservoirs. the project transfer 650 million gallons of water daily across the state and had a total capacity in wet years of almost 2 trillion gallons. but, even siphoning northern water isn't enough to quench southern california's thirst. there is another federally managed water shopping enterprise called the central valley project. we even get water from out of state through the colorado river aqueduct. all of this water management has allowed california to water acres of crops, support huge metro

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that is what the metropolitan water district of southern california told us.e spoke to the general manager and here is what what he said. >> if i don't see the response between now and september, then i will go in a mandating a full ban of outdoor watering across the service area that is impacted. that is serious and i'm ready do it. >> reporter: and there will be fines for people who do not reduce their water usage. different cities will manage it differently. but at the end of the day, what they told me is look, we're running out of water and people need to listen and conserve water because it could get a lot worse. >> camila bernal, thank you very much. you're in the "cnn newsroom." still ahead, key moments in russia's war in ukraine. mason clark will be joining me with his thoughts. i brought in ensureax protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune

. >>> 5:21 right now, a roaring fire burning out of control in southern california. coming up next on "today in the bay," what we're learning about the building that's burning. >> first, becoming a victim of a crime is usually something that you want to forget. consumer investigator chris chmura says that you should remember it, especially right now, at tax time. >> theft can be a federal tax deduction. if someone breaks into our home or car, you might be able to duct your losses on your income tax forms. there are rules and restrictions, so ask a tax pro, look it up in your tax software or check with the irs. let us know if you have a consumer complaint. the number is 888-996-tips. or go to nbcbayarea.com/responz. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fire crews are still at the scene, this is a massive fire at a four-story hotel in southern california. so it started last night along highway 101. this is in ventura county. this is video shot by someone just driving by. so the driver says that he could still feel the heat coming from that fire in his car. so far no injuries have been repo

next on "today in the bay," the southern california wedding and newlyweds.it off. we're listening. why they said they did not want to stray from their budget. but first -- ♪♪ >>> latin american music awards are tonight. more than 20 of latin music's biggest stars are set to perform including osuna, luis fuentes and prince royce. red carpet coverage begins at 7:00 tonight on telemundo 48. >>> happening now for you, if you live in west marin or novato, you may soon have to pay more for your water bill. the north marin water district is considering raising rates by 6%. that money would go towards repairs and wildfire prevention upgrades due to ongoing droughts. if approved, the majority of customers would see a $9 increase. the board of directors will discuss the hikes in june. we'll be right back. . >>> this is cool. a southern california couple pulled off a wedding with a priceless view, and they only spent $500 on their wedding. >> if you're planning a wedding listen to this. the couple got married off a turnoff. it gave them scenic views without the pricey

a federal prosecutors in southern california announced a sweeping racketeering case. it is aimed at 31 alleged members and associates of the mexican mafia. they're facing charges for a wide variety of violent crimes. kimberly chang has more. >> these people here, they were indicted are the most violent of the violent. >> a grand jury indictment charges. 31 mexican mafia members and associates with alleged racketeering and connects the organization with violent crimes. law enforcement intends to dismantle both street gangs and prison gangs from top to bottom. from shock collar to street soldier, their grip. our county extends to not just fellow gang members or associates that don't comply. >> eventually down the road of crime. innocent victims, people that are hard working, trying to get from point a to point b suffer. these crimes involve murder, attempted murder, in and out of the custodial facilities across california from 2016 to april 2022. johnny martinez, geary and dennis ortiz are accusel of being in charge of criminal activities. indictment charges. >> the sou

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so if you're looking at southern california looking at florida you're looking at hawaii . hawaii is on fire right now. you know, there's a dance between the impact of travel to a state like hawaii. but the fact that demand of hawaii is at record levels and certainly starts at the border. the caribbean are going to be doing really, really well. the good news is a lot of inventory south of the border. a lot of inventory in the care in the caribbean. so although the demand is going to be how you might you possibly sees especially have a california some some deal opportunity to places like puerto vallarta accomplishment. lucas and cancun. gabe you've been all around the world. there's got to be one place. you've never been to that. you want to go to what is it? well you know what? for some reason, australia has has stayed off my radar lives in sydney now, so that's the that's the next vacation of mine. very, very silty. now that australia has opened back up to international visitors for the photos on your instagram, you got a strong instagram account going. gabe always appreci

amy: authorities in southern california have declared an unprecedented water shortage emergency due to a record-breaking climate fueled drought. this past january, february, and march were the driest months in california's history. a spokesperson for the metropolitan water district of southern california said -- "we don't have enough water supplies right now to meet normal demand. the water is not there. this is unprecedented territory." under the emergency order, about 6 million californians have been ordered to restrict outdoor water usage to one day a week. this is adel hagekhalil of the metropolitan water district of southern california >> we are looking ahead and asking us all to work together come asking everyone to be ready to stretch the water we have so we all have enough water. and one day of watering a week is a good compromise -- isn't a good compromise, but if we don't see a change, we will do the next action. amy: a recent study in the journal "nature climate change" found the western united states are currently experiencing their worst drought in 1200 years. there are cu

. >>> this roaring fire shutdown 101 in southern california. are still scrambling to contain it. what we learned about the building that is burning of the >>> first the community comes together to support the mother and daughter killed by a hit and run driver in the south bay. >>> good evening, everyone. wet now know the names of that mother and daughter who were on an evening walk and never came back home. >> narindra ks or and her daughter on the right were hit and killed by a hit and run driver in san jose. a family friend said she and her two daughters recently arrived in the united states from india. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd spoke with the family and said pedestrians are being killed at an alarming rate in san jose. >> reporter: they were one block away from their home when they were struck and killed across from a middle school in san jose last week. they were just about to start a new chapter together on this gofundme page two teenage daughters wrote a note. they say they arrived here just a week ago to realize their american dream, to

a young girl attacked by a coyote in southern california while on the beach and some people who livenearby say they are not surprised. we've seen the coyotes come up and not be fearful because they're used to being fed. adding whether happy 29th of april we have some fireworks to show you for tonight. your feet looking out towards san francisco oracle park after the giants game, we do have mostly clear skies and a bit of a warm up as we head into next week. we'll have your ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dogs killed by coyotes in san francisco in the past month, both attacks happened near corona heights park, one of the vault street, another on 14th and castro. animal control officials tell us both dogs were under £10 in off leash. when they were taken. officials recommend dogs on their leashes while outdoors. both incidents are under investigation. terrifying moments in southern california after a little girl is attacked and bitten by a coyote in huntington's beach. luckily, she's expected to make a full recovery. reporter travis rice shows us the video of the attack. nighttime beach trip turned ni

. >>> up next, a water emergency now extending to six million people down in southern california. we'll tell you about the new restrictions now in place for three counties. >>> food prices are up. we want to help you bring down the cost of your next trip to the supermarket. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have the latest on the wind advisory that goes into effect tonight. i'm back with that in less than ten minutes. >>> i'm jake ward in san francisco. let's think about a future in which 250 million american cars suddenly become electric. how will we charge them all? well, one concept is robots that lift up your car and swap out your battery in roughly the time it would take you to fill that car with gas. we're looking at a range of bay area companies like this one, ample, that have a possible solution to this upcoming ev problem. we'll be looking at that coming up on "nightly news" here on nbc bay area. >> jacob, thank you. we'll see you in just a short while. >>> get ready for water restrictions. dow

this is stand in orange county, southern california yesterday morning happened in the area of point park surveillance video shows the unidentified teenager walking into the street with her mom after spotting the cat lying in the road. that's when a van runs right into or the driver of the van stayed on scene and has been cooperating with authorities. residents know it's a dangerous intersection without a crosswalk. they say another woman was hit crossing the same street about 2 weeks ago. and take a look at this video was captured by a traffic camera in minnesota. the driver of a white car scene. >> losing control on on-ramp yesterday afternoon slamming into a box truck. there it is. impact causing the truck to swerve and hit a guardrail and overpass. and as you can see there, it burst into flames. but yeah. and because both drivers were injured but are expected to be okay. authorities believe the driver of the white car was under the influence when he flew off the on ramp and hit that truck. switching gears here for a moment and go, let's go. take a live look outside. transamerica pyram

it's in southern california, but it's headed north to berkley. machine can actually simulate a quake anywhere from a magnitude 3 up to a 7 officials say it not only let people know how strong such quakes can be, but also, you know how to be prepared. have it had a had a brace for a big shake? the simulator is provided by the california governor's office of emergency services. the simulator will be in sacramento tomorrow that berkeley before it heads to salinas. >> coming up, glimpse into the future. we'll take a look at some of the vehicles that you could be driving by the year 2030, maybe even before and the risks you face. if you live in a home where there are hand guns, even if you don't own, we're use one yourself. the new warnings from california researchers and things got heated outside a sacramento courtroom today after one of the suspects involved in the mass shooting over the weekend was released over the weekend was released on bail. well, the live report after my car accident, over the weekend was released on bail.i wondered what repor

still ahead on nbc bay area news, disturbing new video out of southern california and the message that intruder left for his victims. >>> plus, those trying to make it in the bay, it's getting harder and harder. one leading economist explains how high demand for housing is hurting first-time home buyers and the best tips for you if you're in the market. >>> but first, nbc bay area investigates the backlog of public police reports and how that could affect crime victims and accident victims. the reason they say some of them have lost their cars, even their jobs. you can find that story right now on nbcbayarea.com and our home page. we'll be right back. get fast, reliable internet for any budget. act now to get xfinity internet for a great low price. or visit xfinity.com/free to see if you qualify for the affordable connectivity program. qualifying customers can get free high-speed internet for more streaming, chatting, and gaming on all your devices. ready for more value? add xfinity mobile for as little as $15 a month. go to xfinity.com/free, call 1-800-xfinity, or visit a store today.

i live in southern california but we're facing a lot of the same problems in the bay area. the wildfires that we see every year, that we're already seeing this year. the intense drought that's going on for hundreds of years. those things are connected to these glaciers because as the glaciers melt and as they drain into the salty water of the ocean -- >> i'm sorry. we just lost chase cain. chase cain obviously reporting for us from anchorage. it was lucky to get him for as long as we had him. that was some interesting stuff. you can watch special earth day coverage on lx. check out nbclx.com or go to infinity channel 185 or over the year on channel 11-5. >> compelling images from alaska there. well, a third dry year in a row has ka california water districts making changes to encourage all of us to conserve. the fines for excessive water use could be on the table for east bay mud customers. next week the board will weigh several new measures that address the ongoing drought conditions and water supply. the proposals range from an across-the-board surcharge for all 1.4 milli

instead she was hiding at an ex- boyfriend's house in southern california. reporter madisen keavy has more on what happened in court today. >> reporter: in a black vehicle, sherry papini pulled up to the side of the courthouse with her legal team. a swarm of media waited for her and we asked why she waited this long to take a plea, and if she had a message for the law enforcement agencies who dedicated time and resources to find her. papini and her lawyer, pictured here in a courtroom sketch, her voice sounded shaky, as if she was in tears, as she answered the judge's questions. it is all we heard from papini herself, today. >> i was in the courtroom as papini faced a judge for the first time since she admitted guilt. >> reporter: one count of making false statements and one count of mail fraud. a very different agreement than the charges she was facing. 34 counts of mail fraud each with a 20 year maximum sentence, and one count of making false statements. in a statement released through her lawyer, papini said she was ashamed of her actions. so is the shast

we spoke to the metropolitan water district of southern california and the general manager telling me even get worse. here is what he said. >> if i don't see the response between now and september, then i will go in a mandating a full ban of outdoor watering across the service area that is impacted. that is serious. and i'm ready to do it. >> reporter: and they have never done this before. they have never told people to only water lawns once a week. they say it is serious and everybody needs to pay attention. fred. >> got our attention. camilla bernal, thank you so much. >>> and also getting our attention. a manhunt underway right now in alabama for a capital murder suspect and the corrections officer who said she was escorting him to the courthouse. vicki white was transporting a man for a mental evaluation but nothing of the sort was scheduled and neither of them showed up. later that day officer white's patrol car was spotting in a shopping center parking lot at around 11:00 a.m. and then around 3:30 p.m. other officers tried to contact her, but her phone went straight to voice mai

i was talking about moving all the way down the point, conception headed toward southern california once that dropped on out of the bay area. the winds started to kick up with the sunshine, made a nice return. i'm not bad out there now, though. yeah, it is blustery in spots that on shore wind continuing right now. you see the arrows and red and they start to turn the berkeley are. those are some strong winds just off the coastline. we've got small craft advisories out there on the bay waters saying continuing along the coastline and those winds. yeah, they've been whipping up there in spots to 25 miles an hour or so in the san francisco. 23, 27, even 31 miles an hour in the sfo. gusty along the coastline. 33 mile an hour winds there, but they get bay and that's the way it's going to be on and off. i think the better part of this week, temperature wise, not bad. you're looking at 70 degrees and warm and conquered 73 in santa rosa, a cooler and a little more. they get the effects of the sea breeze there. even 63 degrees. 65 in san jose. 61 in oakland and it's 58 degrees and breezy in san f

a chp officer has been shot in southern california, san diego. yeah. the in 5 freeway in mission valley. there's a live press conference happening now. let's go there. >> getting >> from that weekend. >> so we don't have any information. please us believe that this is connected to anything. any other incident. >> i've not had a chance to talk to him. thank you for asking he's being treated currently and again, not to be repetitive. he's in serious but stable condition. and we're we're all very hopeful that he makes a a full and swift recovery. if anybody, unless you have anything that will probably be at the end. we'll have a full. press release for you in the morning. h 8 r r i asked. >> all listening live to a press conference in southern california after a chp officer was shot following some kind of collision. as you heard there, he is in the hospital in serious but stable condition. >> and they have a suspect in custody. a 25 year-old that resident of san diego that is all we know at this point. but soon as we find new that as e- information. and t

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a bizarre and unnerving crime caught on camera in southern california.g into a san bernardino home while the family was sleeping. the video posted on nextdoor shows that intruder rummaging through a bedroom in february. they say he stole a wedding ring and some cash and that's where it took a weird turn. >> it shows this guy in our room, we were sleeping. >> i posted it on the nextdoor app and a lot of people commented, oh my god i see this guy in my house, i woke up to this guy touching me. oh my god this, that an all these people have these things to say. i was like dude, no way. >> the couple says before that man left, he whispered "you should look your door. it's not safe." i can't believe it. police are now asking they say they are already investigating other crimes tied to the same suspect. can you imagine getting that? >> no, he's pretty bold and that is quite frightening. 5:57 right now. >>> new this morning, spring is here, and it's prom and graduation season. marin public health leaders want to make sure the events are covid safe. they are info

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this is why they're asking people in southern california to go ahead and start conserving water. to cut back on their watering to just one day a week. this is because that snow pack is too small and these are places where they don't get to their watter from the colorado river basin some 40 million people rely on for water. they're saying these cutbacks aren't made and they're not steep enough by september 1st, all watering could be taken off of the option of possibility for those people living in those regions of southern california. it's also worth noting, laura and amara, that most of what people consume for water actually goes to outdoor watering. they're saying 70% of it, that's the case there. so, for people who live here and we're looking at this drought, thinking about what humans need, is way more important than thinking about what your grass may need. laura and amara? >> an important story. stephanie, thank you for that. >>> still to come this morning, more than a dozen tornadoes reported across two states over night. but the severe weather threat is far from over. where

he, and people like him, are moving to southern california. there's a migration of southern evangelicals into southern california, and so preachers, pastors like fuller are very popular and they build churches and build colleges and become influential. so by the 1960s, you could have somebody like ronald reagan being elected as governor of california. here's the most popular catholic figure, probably, of the 1930s, father charles coghlan. he also is a radio preacher, and he basically has a mixed message. he's very liberal in terms of social justice and meeting the needs of people, but he also has a kind of crazy foreign policy idea. he is, by the early 1940s, sympathetic to the nazis and the fascists and that's going to get him in trouble with the federal government. it also gets him in trouble with the catholic church and his bishop basically tells him to be quiet and obeys and goes off the air, but he was very, very popular in the 1930s. quickly, in closing, for 25 cents, typically, you could go to a movie in the 1930s and you could indulge

security video captured a masked burglar standing over a southern california couple while they slept. police say the crook stole money and jewelry before leaving. the couple never knowing he'd been that close. >> he actually removed an air-conditioning unit from a window and gained access to the residence through that window. >> the burglar actually came back to the apartment after he left. police say he tried to get in the front door but was confronted by someone else in the home. no one was hurt. >>> now to a medical mystery that experts are trying to figure out. a global outbreak of severe hepatitis among otherwise healthy kids. the cdc has issued a health alert about it, but the outbreak has already turned deadly. abc's steve osunsami has those details. >> reporter: health officials say it's hard to explain what's causing this, but in wisconsin, they're reporting at least one american child who has died, and they worry this might be connected to a global outbreak of acute hepatitis in children. >> what is particularly unusual is that the majority of these children were previously

evangelicals into southern, california and so preachers pastors. like fuller are very popular and they build churches they build colleges and they become influential. so by the 1960s. you could have someone like ronald reagan being elected governor of california. here is the most popular catholic figure probably of the 1930s father charles coughlin. he also is a radio preacher. and he basically has a mixed message. he's very liberal in terms of social justice and meeting the needs of people. but he also has a kind of crazy foreign policy ideas. he is by the early 1940s. sympathetic to the nazis and the fascists and that's going to get him in trouble with the federal government. it also gets him in trouble with the catholic church and his bishop basically tells him to be quiet. he obeys and goes off the air, but he was very very popular in the 1930s. now quickly in closing for 25 cents, typically you could go to a movie in the 1930s and you could indulge in what historians call heightened. escapism and let's look very briefly at some of the movies t

they held the ceremony on a scenic southern california highway, so the venue was free.. of course, most wedding dresses can easily cost thousands of dollars. the couple had originally planned to have a courthouse wedding before they decided to go big. we didn't set a budget, but we knew that we wanted to be as frugal as possible. so however, we could cut costs like that was the goal. it was just so refreshing and just being at the winning. they're winning days. just seeing her like you need to get married. let our wedding be assigned to you that it doesn't take all that and that it can definitely happen. their family and friends really helped out making or chipping in for things like the cake, the decorations as well as the food and drinks for the reception. the couple say they wanted an intimate wedding to honor their love story, they say. that can be accomplished on any budget. i love this story. what a great. i mean, i think the most important thing here is that the two of them are on the married that they got married and that they're on the same page. right one didn

well, he and people like him, aren't moving to southern california. there is a migration of southern evangelicals into southern california. and so, preachers, pastors like fuller our very popular and they build churches, they build colleges and become influential. so by the 1960s, you could have someone like ronald reagan being elected governor of california. so here is the most popular catholic figure probably of the 1930s. father charles coffin. he also is a radio preacher and he has a mixed message he is meeting the needs of people and very concerned in terms of social justice. but he has a crazy foreign policy ideas. he is by the early 1940s sympathetic to the nazis and the fascists. and that will get him in trouble with the federal government. it will also get him in trouble with the catholic church. and his mission tells him to be quiet, he obeys. and he goes off the air. but he was very very popular in the 1930s. so now quickly, in closing, for 25 cents typically you could go to a movie in the 1930s. and you could indulge in what historians cal

a southern california judge has shut down a landmark state law that required courts to have members of different races or sexual orientations. the judge ruled it mandates and a similar laws requiring at least one woman on each corporate board is being challenged. >>> happening now, traffic is finally moving along the new vanness rapid transit corridor. we tested it out. >> reporter: san francisco leaders say these new will significantly reduce congestion here on vanness. after a ribbon-cutting years in the making, muni and golden gate transit buses are on the vanness red carpet known as the bus rapid transit or prt lanes. the $345 million project revamp vanness and how traffic operates within the corridor. >> this is going to be a meaningful change reducing the travel time by 30% and making public transportation more attractive to people. >> reporter: she was eager to see what it was like to get around with the new system. >> this is great for tourists and residents. >> they don't have to worry about pulling out into traffic and automobiles don't need to worry about getting stuck behin

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. >> reporter: even before that near fatal crash here in southern california in february 2021, the five-time masters champ was recovering from back surgery and a host of other injuries. he says the biggest challenge he faces at this tournament, walking the sprawling hilly terrain at augusta national. >> now given the condition my leg is in, it gets a little more difficult. >> reporter: a woods victory would be one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. he first won golf's biggest prize almost a quarter century ago at just 21 years old, culminating with that hug from his father. his last victory there was in 2019. woods then embraced by his son, charlie. the golf great is confident but after years of setbacks, although cautious enough to leave wiggle room. >> if i feel like i can still win, i'm going to play. if i feel like i can't, you won't see me out here. you guys know me better than that. >> reporter: what could be the final act of woods' storied career will be played on a leg filled with metal rods and screws. he will make a game-day decision on thursday morning. matt gutman, abc

now the faa agrees saying jacob purposely abandoned the plane and allowed it to crash in southern california. it has revoked his pilot certificate, effectively ending his permission to operate aircraft. >> that's what happens when you do it for the gram. >>> honors have been handed out for those who saw something and said something. >> they are credited with helping to track down and recover the suspect accused in the subway shooting. >> about 20 feet away i saw frank james sitting down at that bench over there, so i got out my camera and quickly took a photo of the street, and that's when he noticed that he was being photographed, and he started walking away. >> jack says he heard the shutter of his camera and got up and left. griffin wasn't looking for the man accused of unleashing a rain of terror on a subway last week. he was on a school field trip, to a photography museum, taking photos. >> i was looking for something to shoot on the street. i was looking for people, graffiti, for shops. and so i saw him. i was like, that's the guy. that's frank james. i knew it was him, even with the m

>>> next to the incredible feat above southern california that nearly earned a group of thrill-seekingss world record. >> this happened in riverside county over the weekend, 107 skydivers all over the age of 60 attempted to break the record for the largest ever snowflake formation. take a look here. >> this is amazing. and despite having far more participants than the current record, there was one person short. of completing the formation airborne, is what i'm trying to say. and unfortunately for the group, weather prevented further attempts to break the record this time around, so they have to wait and try again. >> and they were trying to break the record for their age group, specifically. >> right. >> good luck next time. >>> and finally to the rogue sheep showing a herding dog who's really the boss. >> this happened on a farm in scotland. farmer sean hanna says he was training his border collie echo. great name, by the way. rounding the herd when a lone sheep decided to take a stand. >> not on my land. the sheep charged at echo, startling the little pup before re-joining the rest o

he would urge then president trump to resign during an appearance in southern california that just wrapped up many washington c b to break the silence on that he didn't talk about the recording, but he did focus on donald trump and the midterms. very good to be back. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy making an appearance at the california republican party convention in anaheim saturday night, the first major appearance since ending up in an awkward spot, they only have a five seat majority. just days ago reported the new york times detailed mccarthy saying he was going to counsel then president donald trump to resign for inciting the january 6th right at the capitol building. but let me be very clear to all of you and i been very clear to the president. he bears responsibilities for his words and actions, after flatly denying the report in the times, a recording was released that showed mccarthy lied with him. is that i think this will pass and it would be my recommendation. mccarthy was genuinely concerned or faring backlash and was looking to jump off the trump train, which he long

half of the national team lives in southern california. honor to be a part of the national team. including houston, the top- ranked skater in the world. there's another aspect. had a feeling that makes you want to go out there and try harder, and practice harder. go for it, as much as possible. -- is the first ever olympic bronze medalist. skateboarding is crazy. -- there. i can say, everybody on this team, looking to dominate. -- had one thing on their mind. i'm really excited to be there. over the next two years, there will be a whole on their, shredding. wiping out peer qualifying for the 2020 -- games. >> i think about us being awesome. gavin bodnar is just 14 years old. >> it's insane. i'm super happy. >> just timing, 14. -- with his young, bright face. i was really stoked to have -- there. still those the bars. in working for someone. if you thinking about it, dating. getting to the 2024 games. it will be intense. really about progression, and having fun. >> that's what we do, that's what skating is. >> we will take you to a very uni

. >>> a homeowner in southern california refused to become a victim taking down two burglary suspects. officers believed they might be connected to a group targeting luxury groups across the state. the owner was startled when he found a car parked out front with the driver inside. he went inside and came face-to- face with the stranger. that is when he went mike tyson on the burglar crediting his strong left and right hook for diffusing the situation. >> i just went bam. i am a lefty. he went backwards and stumbled. he starts to go on the side of me to get out of the house and i hit him with a right cross. he went down onto the grass on the front yard. he picked himself up and ran to the car. >> you can tell he works out. >> when he saw a second man coming down the stairs he struck him and detained him until deputies arrived. authorities say he may be among the latest in a string of burglars traveling the state to commit similar crimes. hillsboro police released folks targeting a luxury home. >>> a bookstore became a safe haven for people running from gunfire. >> that alcove may have