stockton!heers ) that was garbage. stockton! ( louder cheers ) that's what i'm talking about. >> reporter: celin corpuz received one of the scholarships. raised by a single mother fromip the phnes, celin will be the first in her family to go to college. >> thank you! >> reporter: we spoke with her at stockton's little manila center, where she interns and takes part in performances. when you thought about paying for school, what crossed through your mind? >> i was worried, where will i get the money? it was. it was about, what resources do i have and what i can work with? and who can help me actually input the numbers into the system of how much i need to pay epr? >>ter: celin will be attending a state school, u.c. lavis. another schip recipient, yojairo morales, will be going to a private school. >> and this fall, i will be attending university of southern california to study computer and politiccience. >> reporter: he is receiving state and federal grants to help pay for tuition. the stockton

liz: why is it in stockton?y're saying is do this experiment and see if it gets people to entrepreneurship. liz: they tried it in the scandanavian countries it didn't work. ford? stay with me. kelly hang on a second please forgive me. ford, you know here is the thing when you do this, it's time and again it's about incentives. we've seen it time and again where these ideas come up and again silicon valley cooked it up because they feel guilty. it doesn't work. you talk to the poor they don't like it. they want a job. they don't want a handout. >> you're absolutely right. you don't want to subsidize basically bad behavior and unhappiness. you want to make people feel good and give people a reason to continue and move into family units. all i'm saying about stockton, california it's basically illegal immigration, not ai, because of the fact they are pushing people out of the workforce and driving down wages liz: that's the point. what are stockton's policies that are alienating business ford and kelly you've been

this doctor is surgery is in stockton—on—tees.is a disgrace. we need to be fixing this. people have the right to reach retirement age. i do not accept a society in which we are expecting people to be unwell in their 40s. what do you want regarding a funeral. their 40s. what do you want regarding a funerallj their 40s. what do you want regarding a funeral. i want cremation. rob is getting ready for his death. this is the reality of low life expectancy and it is hard on his family. dad is the best. you know, i don't know... no one ever knows when he is going to go. stockton—on—tees's problems are shared by the nation. too many continue to die too young. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @benmbland. now on bbc news, sport today. hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the champagne was flowing and the wales flag flying as geraint thomas makes history at the tour de france. the fizz was flowing for another briton as lewis hamilton claims vict

. >>> coming up, we hear the community crusader known as stockton's batman. here's a live look now from our salesforce tower camera... looking a-t-and-t park. that's where the "rugby world cup sevens" is now underway. thousands of fans showed up today.. to watch teams from all around the world. >>> rugby fever has made its way to the bay, here is a look from our salesforce tower camera, looking at at&t park. that is where the rugby world cup seven is now underway. it should be fun, thousands of fans showed up today to watch teams from all around the world, but what does it take to transform a baseball diamond into a rugby pitch? a lot of hard work. you see it all unfolding right before your eyes, new time- lapse video of at&t, more than a day of prepping before crews started laying down the grass over the dirt infield. and you can see, it took tons of heavy equipment and a lot of people power. >> emily turner is at at&t with some of the hard-core rugby fans. emily? >> reporter: yes, it is not only hard-core rugby fans, but it is ground zero for a big party, i

like stockton.hat means we don't need to buy as many things from shops, so we don't need is me shops. so our town centres cannot just be don't need is me shops. so our town centres cannotjust be places for retail any more, they have to be places the people. and what do people want? they want art and culture and social lives and dining and residential. we need to bring much more residential back into the town centre. i think the grimsby report is brilliant. everything it says, as futurists, we agree with, and it was obvious it was written on the wall years ago. neil, just finally, it doesn't mean the problems with retail rover. marks & spencer is closing here, so it is new look. do you do with those stores, massive stores you want to do something with? yes, we are going to be dependent on the owners of those buildings. it isn't straightforward. we read discussion with marks & spencer before they closed, and sadly they didn't take up closed, and sadly they didn't take up the offer to talk to us about

a man known as the batman of stockton, caught on camera, handcuffing a man, the bruce wayne want to be accusing the perpetrator of smoking crack outside a shopping center full of children. >> right now you are being detained. >> they will sue you. >> know they will not. >> reporter: where did you get these handcuffs from, call the police, hurry up. >> stockton police showed up and took the man in with batman's help, coming up, we hear from the caped crusader about his battles with the bad guys. >>> a san francisco landmark at the center of a controversy. julius is castle atop telegraph hill has won approval to reopen , but neighbors say, not so fast . kpix 5's, wilson walker, spoke with the owner about this battle that has dragged on for years . >> it was built in the early 1920s and was one of the first buildings in the neighborhood before there were homes at all. >> reporter: julius castle locals do not bother with the apostrophe, he was a san francisco restaurant for more than 80 years until their doors closed in 2007. paul scott has been trying to reopen since buying the castle in

this doctors‘ surgery is in stockton town centre.o retirement age healthy. i will accept chronic illnesses starting in your 60s. i don't accept a society that should be expecting people to be unwell in their 40s. so, rob, what do you want, regarding a funeral? i want a cremation. rob is now getting ready for his death. this is the reality of low life expectancy. and it‘s hard on his family. do you want me to show you? daddy's very close to... well, not very, very... you don't know when. yeah, i know, but... you've no idea. you know, he... i don't know... i don't know. like, no—one ever knows when he's going to be gone. stockton‘s problem is shared by the nation — too many continue to die too young. richard bilton, bbc news. and richard‘s full report get rich or die young will be on panorama tomorrow night, on bbc one, at 8.30. lewis hamilton has been triumphant again, this time at the hungarian grand prix. he‘s now opened up a 2a—point lead at the top of the drivers‘ championship. here‘s joe lynskey. so often lewis hamilton emerges f

kelley drive in stockton is notoriously known for its violence..d crime but often there are families who like most people just want peace(imelda martinez, neighbor)"it's sad to still see that you still feel unsafe."neighbors were disheartened when they heard that suspected road rage led to the beating of a 26 year old ice cream vendor (hodari wilson, neighbor)"that's very disappointing because he's just like everybody else that's struggling."joe silva with the stockton police department says the vendor was driving on kelley drive near west hammer lane monday night when three men in a silver sedan started screaming at the victim(officer joe silva, spokesman, stockton police department)"he was in that neighborhood, trying to sell ice cream to kids and their families and he didn't do anything wrong."silva says the vendor feared for his safety he pulled over but that didn't stop the men(silva)"the people that did something wrong last night were the ones that pulled up next to him, yelling obscenities at him, telling him he's driving too slow."officers

but the homegrown superhero is helping to fight crime in the northern california community, the stocktonatman is what he calls himself, and the latest good deed is caught on camera. >> reporter: the citizens arrest is caught on camera. >> they are going to sue you. >> no they won't. >> reporter: the vigilante calls himself bruce wayne, the stockton batman, detaining a man he claims was smoking crystal meth outside of the busy $.99 store. he uses them often with the handcuffs, and he will not use his real name or show his face but he says he has nabbed hundreds of alleged criminals. >> the criminals are committing crimes in front of my eyes. >> reporter: the man in the video was not arrested or even cited, but batman says many of the bad guys end up behind bars that he goes after. he recently started his wife after the cell phone video of the incident now documented on the facebook page. here is the suspected arsonist, and suspected shoplifters at the same $.99 story frequents with his own small children. >> i grew up in stockton things were not always this bad. when i was a child i could

. >>> coming up the 27-year-old mayor of stockton has bold plans for his city.on that coming up after the break. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> the 27-year-old mayor of stockton has bold plans for his city. michael tubbs wants to give a monthly $500 check to low income residents in stockton. mayor tubbs launched a program to guarantee scholarships to public high school graduates. the mayor is make the proposals in response to stockton's issues with crime and povert

our business correspondent sean farrington reports from stockton—on—tees.untry, but should the high street forget about shopping? that is the conclusion made by bill grimsey, former chief executive of wickes and iceland, as he launches his second review into the future of our town centres, five years after his first. we can't resurrect the high street as a retail destination — we shouldn't do that. technology has moved on, consumers have moved on, we want different things from our shopping experience. what we need to do to make the high street successful in the future is reinvent it as a place for people to visit, to have fun in an experience, and to congregate. # football's coming home... world cup fever and the great weather we've had recently might have got us spending a bit more at the moment, but that is not something that towns like stockton—on—tees can rely on in the long term. now, despite marks & spencer's and new look closing here, they've actually implemented some of the suggestions made in this review to try and help boost smaller businesses. si

see near stockton 9:00 this morning.e had three lightning strikes that moved through and then that all kind of dried up. and we didn't see anymore lightning strikes but this is all because of the monsoonal moisture. reversal of the winds. higher humidity and where we see the yellows and reds showing higher humidity. disturbance just offshore and causing that air to rise and may produce more lightning strikes in the day. but of course, keeping you up to date on that. all of the threat of lightning down for the weekend and in time for the rugby world cup sevens at at&t park. airing that right here on nbc bay area. highs in the 70s. it will be a little bit warmer if you're going saturday to the family theater festival in walnut creek. looking at low 80s there with mostly sunny skies and if you're thinking about a beach weekend, it is perfect with highs in the low 70s in santa cruz and for a lot of our beaches. we'll talk about what else is going on around the bay area. and also, keep an eye on the lightning coming up later.

. >>> the mayor of stockton unveiled his bold plans for the city, his groundbreaking economic policythe sacramento press club, a monthly 500 other check to some of stockton's low income residents, and launched a program to guarantee college scholarships to public high school graduates. he is taking action in response to stockton's growing crime and property problem.>>> the university of california opened its doors to a record number of students for this upcoming school year, figures just released today show a large number of transfer students from across the state played a key role in this increase. the nine undergraduate campuses offered seats to more than 9000 students from california this year, that is about 3000 more students than last year. >>> let's bring billing again, i am looking over your shoulder, and all i see is fog, a lot of it quick >> does that make you happy? >> well.>> mixed emotions. >> i have enjoyed getting home, and no fog. >> in the city, you're right, when it is nice and the avenues in the city, i get it, because this is june and july, the foggy months in san

i keep saying month december toe but it's tracy and stockton. you can see traffic is busy there.re driving into dublin, it looks good. there's a new crash reported in castro valley on maddox road right in the middle of a key intersection here. the fire department is heading out there. a brand new crash at foothill boulevard near the 580, 185 area right there. it's pretty bad spot. the fire department is on the way. let's talk about the west bay bridge. you can see traffic is backed up. an earlier minor accident near the toll plaza that has been removed. it's 5:47 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. let's get to it here. i saw him. we do have plenty of fog again, nothing new there although the bases have come down a bit. there's a lot of patterns that are not changing too much. although inland temperatures will warm up. coast and bay, thick fog on the bridges. 90s to near 100 inland. warmest day will be today. napa at 92, 99 and san jose downtown 83 to 88. 89 on sunday. 93 on monday, 95 yesterday and 99 today. 96 to 100. won't be a problem, clear lake and ukiah at 105. a heat ad

(lydia)a stockton family is trying to warn others about an underwater danger... hidden in the california delta. a beloved father died... after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. jennifer mcgraw has the story. it was supposed to be a day of fun.. boating in the delta.but for carlos tovar's family, it took a tragic turn.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "now wonderful man is dead, he apparently got caught in an irrigation pipe running water out of the delta."his family's attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "they couldn't free carlos and he drowned right before their eyes despite their efforts."investigators say it appears the man was held under by a pipe similar to this.it's used to pump water to crops.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept."it's the first one that i've personally heard of."sgt. darren epperson says pipes like these are scattered throughout the delta.it's one of the many dangers boaters can encounter.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff

made those comments if you just quoted why talking to the nato secretary general against stockton back what was against staunton banks reaction. so the back is in a difficult position because of course as the secretary general of the alliance he wants to make sure everybody's on the same page on the other hand he's thankful to donald trump because he's putting so much pressure on the member states that indeed more contributions financial contributions have been flowing into the alliance quite significant result but at the same time he acknowledged after coming back from that meeting with trump that trump had a very direct way of expressing himself i think he said a very direct language but shot back unself did not want to comment on this new issue that emerged the energy relation between germany and russia. right to brussels bureau chief amass a half month reporting from the nato headquarters thank you very much. and that's the watch cup in russia and france was up against belgium in the first set the final last night as the two closely matched teams that france managed to go in on in

time president trump nominated someone when there was a confirmation last year.is released by the stockton fire department. >>> plus, a dramatic jailbreak. the search is on for a notorious gangster. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. who was caught on camera.. breaking out of prison! take a look - police say these are the moments gunmen arrived to free redoine faid from a french pris >>> the hunt is on for the most infamous criminal that was caught on camera breaking out of prison. >> police say these are the moments that the government arrived to free him from a chso helicopter and got him ou

independent review. be repopulated and refashioned with libraries and public spaces. reports from stockton—on—teeseet forget about shopping? five years after his first. we shouldn't do that. we want different things from our shopping experience. to have fun and an experience, and to congregate. # football's coming home... can rely on in the long term. made in this review to try and help boost smaller businesses. who haven't been for a long time, of how nice the town is. there's always help available. an experience to draw people into the high street. people love community, people love the experience. but nearly 6000 closed. or have already been lost. so are our towns and cities moving fast enough? joined—up thinking at governmental and local governmental level. we need a minister of high streets. and it's absolutely essential to our communities. may be its biggest challenge yet. sean farrington, bbc news. and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave system. to prepare them for a rescue attempt. rescuers have been staging a rehearsal. the latest from richard galpin. above the floodwater, deep

she joined 31 years ago as a paraeducator and has been at comma dore stockton for the last 31 year. in addition to all of the goodies they are getting, they are getting certificates from mayor ferrell, u.s. representative nancy pelosi, state senator wiener -- and there is lots of goodies over there. our next award recipient is jack lively. third grade teacher at star king elementary school. thank you jack. he grew up speaking mandarin an canton knees in china. he wanted to be a high school teacher but when he got to job to teach he fell in love with the school, the staff and the kids, so he decided to stay. thank you jack. [applause] because we have so many elementary schools we honor two elementary schoolteachers and our second is jennifer partika, 5th grade teacher at argone elementary school. she is dedicated to growing the number of females in science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematic. she recently led the argon robotics take too a victory at the lego robotics competition. excellent. your middle grades teacher of the year is erin wise, 6th grade teacher at middle

the oldsmobile then hit the 2011 toyota pruis in front of itchp stockton says no one was injured.ther onscene reported patti ádid show signs and symptoms of intoxication. the county supervisor says the accident might have been the unexpected result of prescription drug use, explaining to fox40:'recently, i have had several major spine surgeries that put me in critical care as a result from an accident where i was a pedestrian hit by a car.'(lee neves political consultant) 'weúre all human and we all mistakes.'lee neves... a political consultant ... says pattiús ongoing work will speak louder than his recent run in with the law(neves)'it was a mistake, obviously, and you know itús unfortunate mistake and something hopefully he has learned from.' (grant)(grant) that was kay recede reporting. patti says he will make sure that this never happens again. (grant) happening tonight in the south bay... (vicki) west nile virus treatments will take place in some parts of santa clara county. this...after two dead american crows tested positive with the disease in the last week. the counties vect

growing up in stockton, 20 years behind bars, granted parole. >> getting out, see family, get job, workn the community. >> reporter: then came immigration hold. >> i thought permanent resident was permanently staying here. >> reporter: felony conviction has i.c.e.'s attention. he's not alone. >> entire generation of refugees is wiped out in incarceration. >> reporter: governor brown has pardoned some, allowing them to stay. >> i love my family, my friends. i want to be here with them. but i need help. >> reporter: post cards urging the governor to pardon p.j. are in the mail. nbc bay area news. >>> heroes' welcome. thais who conducted the rescue. thanked them on the tarmac. team rescued 12 boys and soccer coach trapped over two weeks. played like straight out of a movie and yes hollywood wants in. producers from christian film company are in thailand, want to tell the harrowing story that ended tuesday. rescuing each member one at a time. currently looking for a screenwriter. >>> no honeymoon for mayor brie, yesterday inauguration, today the reality of the job. met with safety officials

. >>> right now we have traffic that's getting busier if you're coming from tracy and stockton to livermore. we can see a lot of slow traffic westbound and eastbound. eastbound is going to surprise drivers on 580 because of roadwork. westbound traffic is about normal which is to say it's slow now on 205 and also on 580 right before the altamont pass. slow going over the pass. and then it looks good into livermore. you can see the traffic off to dublin is fine after that. this is 880 in oakland. and heading to downtown. and then at the bay bridge. a little bit of slowing is building in the outside lanes. it's 4:48. >>> we do have a big difference. a huge difference between some near the coast, the bay, around the bay area, and then well inland. these are hot but nothing we haven't seen before. when you get to 108 that's a cooker. ukiah, and lake berryessa, 101. it's hot for some but in most of the bay area, july 2017 was much hotter. livermore had seven days at 100 degrees or higher. they topped out at 104 on the 7th. this july. not one day over 96. they've hadat 96. nothing at 99 or 100. we

reporter carlos koreas in stockton with the strange case of the exploding oak. >>> -- >>reporter: the loud noise neighbors heard came from a tree just like this, that experts say could explode if it is dry and hot enough. earl summers and his wife nancy were inside their north stockton home, relaxing in front of the television, when they heard something that sounded much like gunfire. >> i didn't know if it was an earthquake or a train running to the backyard. >>reporter: the old oak tree, located next door, which has provided shade for the last 30 years, somehow exploded. pieces of it, all over yards. there is even a piece that broke through bill and nancy's home. >> it was full of water. in the winter months, they fill themselves with water so they can survive through the summer. and it broke and came down. >>reporter: the explosion was just that. branch is starting to fall off. they say it happens during dry conditions, when the temperatures store. just like humans, trees sweat. the process is called transpiration. it is how trees transport water to its roots, trance loses trunks,

robbers then sped away from the bank with her inside their car and used her as a human shield. 32 stockton police officers fired more than 600 times into the getaway car. two suspects died. the sole surviving suspect is serving a life sentence. holtsing's family won't say how much money they received. >>> breaking news on that amber alert we talked about at the top of the broadcast. the suspect has been found, the man you're looking at. you can see the tweet by alameda county sheriff's office announcing it. the suspect's car has also been found, however, the girl is still missing. isabelle epps is 16 and was reportedly kidnapped this afternoon in hayward. police believe these two knew one another. >>> two years ago, former stanford student brock turner was convicted of sexual assault. now his attorney is back this court, trying to get that verdict overturned. abc 7 news reporter david louie was in court to hear firsthand the argument that turner wasn't given a fair trial. >> the attorney for brock turner used a new word he hopes will ultimately overturner broadcastinger's sexual assault co

we report from stockton on tees on the growing crisis of lower income families, living shorter lives,on extends his lead at the top of formula

stockton will give 100 residents 5-hundred dollars for 18-months.. no strings attached.ular sum of money... and the goal is to create an income floor no one will fall beneath. the city has yet to determine which of its residents will receive the money.. but with one of four people living in poverty.. the emphasis will be on finding a way to get the money to the working poor. the program is set to launch next year. ( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants taking on the cubs at a-t-and-t park. this game would go extra innings as the giants pul off the dramatic victory.( darya ) pablo sandoval came through with the game winning hit in the 11th inning. the giants win 2 to 1. the two teams will play again tonight. first pitch is set for 7:15. ( darya ) giants first baseman brandon belt is one of five players trying to get the last spot on the national league all-star team. the winner will be determined by a fan vote and... belt's teammates derek holland and hunter pence took a unique approach to try and rally supp

en stockton y modesto en los quedamos en 99 grados.tinÚa llegando del pacÍfico entre 15 a 25 millas por hora. muy ventoso en algunas partes. esto es bueno porque lo meda se mantiene baja en porciones stocktony el Área de napa y en quÉ momento se puede generar un incendio de maleza. para prÓximas horas la tendrÉ tres se mantendrÁn agradables en el rango de los 60. pero maÑana a las 5:00 p.m. podemos llegar a los 82 grados. los 90 grados se mantienen vigentespara restringir, y parece pronÓstico extendido no te quejes te mantendrÁ despejado. temperaturas mÁximas en 85 y las mÍnimas en 63. excelente mucho. tramando . mucha atenciÓn a los residentes del condado de contra costa que se deshace una advertencia sobre la amenaza del virus del nilo accidental, despuÉs de que siete pollos eran positivo. funcionarios hicieron llamado para prevenir laspicaduras de mosquito ya que el riesgo aumenta debido a las cÁlidas temperaturas. mientras tanto la alta tecnologÍa la puede ayudar a mujeres a detectarlos momentos donde estÁn más fÉrtiles para un emb

abc 7 news was there when they doused the car at stockton avenue and west taylor street. no one was hurt and they are investigating what caused this vehicle to burst into flame like that. san francisco police released body cam video between a black business owner and officers. officers arrived on valencia street in the mission as the owner victor stevenson was opening up his gourmet lemonade stand. pthat he was a burglar.eporting >> somebody called said you were breaking in. we are here to figure it out. >> stevenson showed the officers proof that he does in fact own the business. he said he is not upset with the pd, but with who called 911 believing it might have been rooted in racism. >> a group of workers freed from a filthy warehouse finally have been paid for work on a south bay high-rise. the department of labor forced a real estate company from china to pay $250,000 to 22 employees. they worked on the silvery towers project in san jose. the employees lived in captivity in hayward. the owner was arrested and charged with forcing them to work on construction projects

alsothe eastbound direction because of road work heading out toward stockton which you may be unusual for you. you should give yourself extra time. once you make it into livermore it looks good. traffic on 205 still looks good past the construction zone. driving to dublin and heyward, castro valley, that looks good. both directions doing well. the road work has picked up. at the bay bridge toll plaza very light as you drive westbound toward san francisco. >>> we start with developing news out of branson missouri. 11 people including children are confirmed dead after a boat capsized and sank. the search continues this morning for five people who are still listed as missing. seven others are in the hospital. jackie ibanez. >> reporter: rescue responders were called to the lake when a duck boat capsized, killing li thunderstorms was moving through the area and the boat was fighting strong winds. >> there was heavy wind and it was having problems through the wind. >> reporter: a witness on another vessel said he saw several people in the water. >> lady -- african american lady came from u

temperaturas en 105hacia stockton y modesto, cerca de 90 hacia santa rosa.ackald y san francisco cerca de los 70. un amplio sistema de alta presiÓn en la atmÓsfera permite el aumento drÁstico en las temperaturas. se proyecta que se mantenga estacionario aproxÁ temperaturas muy calurosas. las numerosas alertas que hay en efectoen gran parte de california y el valle central, las temperaturas pueden exceder los 110 grados. precauciÓn durante los prÓximos dÍas, mantÉngase bien hidratado. comidas ligeras, poca actividad fÍsica. recuerda que la calidad del aire estarÁ algo afectada en algunos sectores.tenga muchÍsima precauciÓn. en san josÉ, temperaturas cercanas a los 90 grados hacia el viernes. hacia el fin de semana desciende en el rango de los mediados 80 grados unto regreso contigo, buenas noches. palmira: nos enlazamos con patricia janiot y un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. patricia: saludos a los amigos del Área de la bahÍa.a pesar de que el plazo se termina maÑana a la medianoche, el gobierno federal considera posible reunificar a 1600 familia de inmigra

san francisco en 75 .sobre stockton y modesto, las mÁximas mÁs cálidas en el valle, estarÁn entre 100tante que usted cuando se baje de su vehÍculo, revise de dejar ni los niÑos y las mascotas en el asiento. continuaremos con condiciones secas sobre nuestra regiÓn, las temperaturas comenzaron a descender a partir del miÉrcoles . un placer informarles.que tengan excelente semana laboral ramÓn: hoy es el dÍa nacional del helado. llega en buen momento debido a las altas temperaturas. establecimiento se unieron y ofrecieron ofertas a los amantes de esteritual. segÚn la asociaciÓn internacional de productos la, el estadounidense consume en promedio mÁs de 23 libras de helado al aÑo. luego dicen que de dÓnde viene en esas libras? terminamos,despuÉs estarÁ con usted daniel nora, por contacto deportivo extra, gracias y buen usted daniel nora, por contacto deportivo extra, gracias y buen principio de semana. que debe poder sentirse en casa, aÚn estando lejos. que puedes ayudarla a brillar sin rebasar tu presupuesto. y... ¿quiÉn es? ¿quiÉn es ese muchacho? no te eduquÉ para invitar desconocidos.

-year michael austin of oakland and lee edwards of oakland and 29-year old brandon legion son of stockton. >>> police in frequent mont arrested a man wanted for indecent expo chur in several cities. he was wanted in a string of cases dating back to may of 2017. the latest happened just two weeks ago. fremont detective working ident as a transient who worked at a car dealership. investigators got an arrest warrant yesterday while conducting surveillance. they saw a naked man running from an apartment. they say he resisted arrest and officers used a tazer before taking him into custody. police say he could face charges in pleasant ton and newark as well as fremont. >>> a newly released grand jury report is raising questions about the men low park spending contributions. the report says the fire district doesn't have the strategic plan for future growth but it's still making millions dollars worth of land purchases including a home next to station three that the firef million. but doesn't plan to develop for at least ten years. >> we're not saying the money has been spent inappropriately but

into the heart of a house fire, a routine call becomes a life or death rescue for a trapped dog in stockton. of a movie. a manhunt is on in france for that country's most- famous criminal. redoine faid >>> this next story reads like the plot of the movie. a manhunt on for the most famous criminal in that country. he escaped from a prison over the weekend, he smuggled out of prison from a visiting room into a waiting helicopter i was hijacked. they found the chopper dumped by a highway. the pilot was released unharmed, it is the second time he has escaped. >>> a man accused of plotting a july 4 terror attack in cleveland may have also had his sights set on san francisco. we have been following the developments in the case. >> reporter: the case actually started in california but it almost included the bay area. it all started with a note to the show in san diego. according to documents, he sent a facebook message to a real estate program that goes by the name the american dream. it said f america and their armed forces. the u.s. will be destroyed. >> this started with a person who is talking

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: jóvenes que representarÁn a la ciudad stockton nos dirÁn porquÉ se merecenresponsable de que ejecuta sus instrumentos para que estÉn profesor a con sus voces, es el como tito. >> tres sin una casa donde los sÁbados por la maÑana y -- limpiÁbamos con mi mamá. >> son precisamente esos artistas los que han esperado las de las generaciones a contender por el gusto del mariachi. ensayar sus malos dÍas no es tarea fÁcil, de 2 a 3 horas diarias son las que tiene que practicar para alcanzar el nivel profesional que buscan. empezÓ en el 2005 y no sólo estÁ integrado por hispanos sino de otros orÍgenes. han sido amigos o su propia familia los que les han inculcado el gusto por la mÚsica mexicana. >> mi mamÁ, ella desde pequeÑa, ella cantaba y le encantaba la mÚsica. su papÁ, mi abuelo, era mariachi. >> julio toca la trompeta y tambiÉn canta. desde los 11 aÑos, dedicado parte de su vida a la mÚsica. la del promedio de los jÓvenes que integran el mariachi este 17 aÑos. y a pesar de su corta edad, muchos de ellos ven el futuro en la mÚsica. tal es el caso de emilio. >> c

. >>> we are watching a wildfire near stockton that forced people in two small tauowns to evacuat.hey were told to leave yesterday after the so-called waverly fire broke out. 7,000 acres have burned. and as of the latest update from cal fires, only 40% contained. at one point there was a concern that highway 4 might have to be closed, but cal fire said this morning they have no plans to do that. firefighters say winds have calmed down, and they have stopped the forward movement of the flames. of course that fire danger is always such a big concern for us out here. >> definitely. especially when dealing with extremely dry conditions. we have a bit of a surge. that shifted the winds and now we're going to see an increase in cloud cover which is going to those winds. especially along the coast. but there is still a red flag warning that will remain in effect for the north bay hills. about 11:00 p.m. set to expire. this will be in effect until tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. because even though the windy conditions are now a little on the breezier side, we're still seeing very dry conditions out

things that i want to mention is eastbound 580 is going to be slow heading out toward tracy and stockton. that may gestor why anxious. usually not that way. it has been for the last few days. once you make it to livermore and dublin it looks good. this is interstate 880. at the bay nly in some of those cash lanes, the far left lanes when you get there. the rest of the lanes are open. >>> thank you and happy friday. >> same to you. >> let's get to it. it's called stratus quo. fog. i had a cat named that one once. he was the coolest dude ever. he was the best. looks a little cooler. high clouds. mere is maria who has something in common with pam's brother. it can never be hot enough. one of those. happy friday. this weather has been good but not compared to last summer. i was loving last summer. it was hot. pam's brother. 115, what are you talking about? it's not as hot but its been in the upper 90s to low 100's for some. the tropical clouds, one went right. one went left. i don't think as much as first thought. forecast models have a hard time. fog, no problem there making its push here.

he was sucked underwater by a pipe in the delta near stockton and he drowned. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports his family is demanding that more be done to warn people about the hidden danger. >> reporter: carlos tovar was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under by an irrigation line in the delta. his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> unfortunately there was no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> reporter: these irrigation pipes are scattered throughout channels in the delta near agricultural land. they pump water out of the delta to crops. >> they have a tremendous amount of force and energy. they're sucking in thousands of gallons of water and pump it out. >> reporter: some -- puming it out. -- pumping it out. >> reporter: in those areas there are pumping stations. those are areas the public shouldn't necessarily go into, but they have access by certain waterways. >> you can see it's an odd ball manmade shape. you know that's a pipe. it doesn't matter whether it's pushing water out or

you might want to move to stockton.hich recently came out of bankruptcy will give 100 residents $500 a month for 18 months. it's a concept called universal basic income. the goal is to create economic stability, possibly reducing poverty. silicon valley giants including mark zuckerberg endorse this unique concept. >> all right. see if it works. >> yeah, right. >> in the meantime it's been nice and hot in the daytime, but at night right now it's just perfect. >> it is perfect. didn't get cold in the city tonight. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya? >> yeah, if you stepped out tonight, dan and kristen, you know it's pleasant out there, still holding on to some of the warm weather. want to show you the sunset 8:34 from our east bay hills camera as the sun was setting. absolutely crystal clear skies. we check out live doppler 7 tonight. there is no fog to speak of. by morning we may see a few patches along the coast line, but it will quickly clear. live doppler 7 tracking the summer monsoon in th

a home saturday in stockton, california, and spread to a nearby neighbor's shed. the firefighters found a dog trapped in a cage. they doused the dog and shed with water. the 7-year-old pit bull named rocky wasn't hurt. >> and after more than 70 years, a virginia veteran has been reunited with a part of his military past. 97-year-old ronald gaines lost his dog tags while serving in italy during world war ii. they heard stories but didn't think much about it until they were contacted by an italian family who found the tags buried in their garden in the 1980s. they tried to find the owner for years, but couldn't. they recently tracked gaines down and returned the tag. >> he doesn't realize a lot of things. just to see him holding those dog tags and probably reflecting on some of the things he does remember, you know, is really exciting for me. >> gaines' family says the in instead they worked hard to find its owner. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," from "ant man" and the "wasp" to "mission impossible: fallout," we'll look ahead at the summer movie season. i'm don

he was sucked under water by a pipe in the delta year stockton and drowned. juliette goodrich reports that his family is demanding that more be done to warn people about the hidden danger. >> reporter: carlos tovar was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under by an irrigation line in the delta. his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> unfortunately, there was no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> reporter: these irrigation pipes are scattered throughout channels in the delta near agricultural land. they pump water out of the delta to crops. >> those pumps have a tremendous amount of force and thresucking in thousands of gallons of water and pumping it out into other areas. >> reporter: some of our waterways are use for recreation and for agriculture and in those areas, there are pumping stations. those are areas the public should not go into. but they have access by certain waterways. >> you can see it's an oddball manmade shape going up at an angle up on the bank so now that's a pipe. it d

this is the the cvs at stockton and sutter from back in june.... people taking what they want with aparently no care in the world... and this is video of another robbery at the same store this weekend... once again, people rifling through merchandise, and sticking it in their bag before heading out the doora spokesman for cvs says we take the matter of organized retail crime seriously and we partner with law enforcement and other retailers with a goal of preventing this activity and bringing to justice those responsible for it. in 2015 and 2016 numerous similar robberies of luxury goods at high end stores were linked to a group known as the rainbow crew. police working with the d.a.'s office made arrests and 16 people were tied to 23 retail thefts and charged with a variety of felonies including robbery, grand theft commercial burglary and conspiracy.so far, no arrests in the drug store robberies nor any indication those involved are connected, but police say there appears to be a lot of teenagers involved in the the recent uptick in these types of

prosecutors said he broke into a mercedes at the stockton center street garage in san francisco's unit square. she grabbed a little dog from the car named donkey, and dropped him from the seventh floor onto the street below. the da says best showed no remorse. >>> tonight, new questions about a tour about the tragedy in missouri, video shows the final moments of that duck boat as it was struggling to stay afloat. mbers of an indiana family. that boat capsized yesterday, on table rock lake near branson missouri. kpix5's allen martin reports investigators want to know why that vessel was launched in the first place. >> the company has stopped all operations while federal investigators try to figure out what happened. the owner of the vessel said it should not have been on the water in those conditions. cell phone video shows the boat sinking, when a storm packing 63 mile-per-hour wind gusts and violent waves rolled through. >> it's going under. >> reporter: 31 passengers were on the boat, one survivor who was thrown overboard, thought she wouldn't make it out alive. >> i couldn't see any

david mckenzie near chiang mai in thailand." ( darya ) ( darya ) a stockton family says there is a hidden the delta ... after a day of fun turned to tragedy on the water. the family says their father ... carlos tovar ... was killed after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. the family attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under. investigators say the pipe was used to pump water to crops. the tovar's can't understand why there's no protection around the those pipes. ( darya ) with thousands more expected on the waterway this week -- deputies say boaters need to be aware of all the underlying dangers ... including those pipes. ( james ) another big story we are filing... the u-s tariffs on 34 billion dollars worth of chinese imports is set to go into effect at midnight

happened last night at stockton avenue and west taylor street. firefighters had to douse the vehicle with water for several minutes to knock down the intense flames. no one was hurt. police now trying to figure out how this fire started. >>> happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors will vote whether to ban marijuana shops in chinatown. the land use and transportation committee voted in favor of the proposed ban last week. since the legalization of recreational marijuana at the beginning of this year, chinatown residents have been opposed to a dispensary opening in the neighborhood. the examiner reports there are no pending applications for dispensaries in chinatown, but there are some in walking distance. >>> this morning, the white house is threatening to strip the security clearances of former top security officials who have been critical of president trump. we have details. >> an unprecedented threat is under way as president trump considers revoking the security clearances of multiple former national security officials. >> not

stockton is on the other side of the coast.n hour away from sacramento, and i way from san francisco. these are places that can thrive if the investment goes in. we have a couple of calls lined up for you. she is in florida, the independent line. you're on with our guest, go ahead. >> i think it is a good idea in our own city, we have enterprise , and the investors that have done affordable housing projects, usually for social benefit that you have these enterprise zones. this would be a way to create jobs for people. one thing i would like to see, is if social media companies and internet companies that are generating this opportunity zone concept, i think we should program, then these companies of be compelled to train u.s. citizens without employable -- to do the jobs internet industry. that should go hand in glove with his opportunity. yet an interesting point. the cool thing with opportunity you invite only players in. you have government building up infrastructure in making laws, to induce enterprising capital. you have t

you can see from about stockton southward to bakersfield, unhealthy air. traveling that way, be careful. >> we're taking a look at the bay bridge where i mentioned a minute ago a high wind advisory. right there the flags aren't looking too bad but the cash paying lanes are stacked up a little bit on the left-hand side of the span. headed towds t bridge. no majors delays and no metering lights as of yet. pretty great all the even out of the central valley. we are expecting hopefully light traffic today, the day after the holiday. southbound 17 the ram top northbound 85 we have partial closure there due to an accident. and there are flares that are burning their way out there. just be aware i'm not seeing too much slow traffic in the area. >>> thank you. you can see the fireworks in san francisco. carl the fog himself tweeted happy independence from me day. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard took in the celebration. >> reporter: a fireworks spectacular lit up the night sky over san francisco's waterfront. the fog stayed away, but the crowds didn't. tens

of every five golden state citizens are living in poverty the local governments are fighting back stockton california has announced a radical plan to combat poverty in this cash strapped city no strings guaranteed basic income of five hundred dollars a month for its residents but will this be enough for the dreams of surfboard sunglasses and palm trees be replaced by cardboard boxes food lines and desperation that's a good question and it's a hard question because men when you see california is like the bright shining state on the hill you know and you think everybody dreams to go there it's famous it's money it's movie stars it's every day you know it's redwood trees like every you know the whole of california silicon valley but then you realize the like one out of five in the state technically are living below the poverty line that's crushing you know what's your dream to be poor well going to go far and you go right yeah that's just income going to go to this is going to fit in with that i do this you know a lot of people go there seeking fame. and a lot of people go there seeking jobs