ourlong > scheduled to arrive at stockton airport on monday night at 9:30. they got in on tuesday at 2:00 in the afternoon. here is what happened. >> the pilot came on and said that the control tower is closed. >> the pilot can't get ahold of anyone on the ground in stockton. >> they can't land without a weather report. >> the flight heads back to vegas. >> he comes back on again and said that there is a thunderstorm in vegas and no visibility. >> what's worse? >> they were concerned about gas. we had to go to the closest airport. >> roughly 17passengers were dropped off at lax eventually allowed to get off the plane. >> we have to go into a holding room. >> they weren't allowed to leave this holding room and to make it worse. >> there's no rest room in the holding room. >> finally the flight was rescheduled for tuesday. passengers were given $250 and left to fend their themselves. >> we had to find transportation, hotel rooms. people slept in the airports. >> the airline said a visibility sensor that's a part of the weather reporting system that okays plane

now, they have taken the one from stockton county away. cheez-it automatic systems do get confused, especially since there are very few stations in that area, right? and we talked about that, how the sensors there, they kind of read that as two separate events web pages get updated when those mistakes are corrected, so if you look now, no matter earthquake near stockton, vote don't tell the folks there. they felt the shaking there, but it all resonated from the smith valley event, which is a 5.9. >> what you take a look at the latest earthquake information and even right now, the graphic, you will notice there are multiple reports of earthquakes. initially, when i sent it out on social media, it was breaking news. multiple reports of earthquakes, and when i queried this, there was one on the usgs website of 4.8 near farmington. obviously, the one near walker. we had multiple reports . there was one near tioga pass that was 4.8, so some of these earthquakes were in that general vicinity, in that area, that triangle, if you will, so it was r

the flight was rescheduled for the they finally arrived in stockton that 2 o'clock tuesday afternoon.the stockton airport says the control tower is usually staffed from 07:00am to 09:00pm. all right. let's take a live look at tokyo or you're what amounts to the times square of tokyo. we're looking live. they are 16 hours ahead of us. it's early afternoon friday. just kind of fun to see the bustle bear of team usa did touch down today. you can see gymnast simone biles with her mask on the strict coronavirus protocols are in place before being allowed to fly to tokyo all overseas. athletes had to take 2 covid tests over a four-day period when they arrived in japan, they had to get tested again. the athletes will also get tested every day while quarantining for 3 days. tokyo has declared a state of emergency because of a spike in covid cases. spectators, as you know, have been banned from the game. the olympics begin july 23rd. they're set to wrap up august 8. next on kron 4 news at 6 state lawmakers today passed a groundbreaking initiative to guarantee income. the some californians will

emma simpson, bbc news, stockton.stralia�*s population is now living in lockdown, with under 12% fully vaccinated. a high courtjudge has ruled there should now be a new investigation into whether the security services could have prevented the omagh bombing in 1998. the attack, which was carried out by the dissident republican group the real ira, was the worst single atrocity of the conflict in northern ireland, resulting in the deaths of 29 people. in 2013, the government said it would not hold a public inquiry. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. on a busy summer�*s day, the bomb which exploded in the centre of omagh was the single worst atrocity of the northern ireland troubles. no—one was ever convicted. today, relatives of victims welcomed the ruling of a high courtjudge, who said there was a very real prospect that it could have been prevented by the security services and called for new investigations on both sides of the irish border. nobody wanted to hear that message. not the irish government, not th

at 11:00, some allegiant air passengers are furious after a flight that was supposed to land in stocktonlast night finally reached northern california this afternoon. al. one hour trip turned into >> reporter: for passengers on allegiant airline and hour-long flight turned into a 17 hour journey. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: line from bit vegas to stockton scheduled to arrive monday night and 9:30. they goin on tuesday at 2:00 in the afternoon. >> the pilot comes on and says that the control tower is closed. >> reporter: the pilot can't get a hold of anybody on the ground. they can't land without a weather report so they go back to vegas. >> he comes back again and says there's a thunderstorm in vegas with zero visibility. and they were concerned about gas so we had to go to the closest airport. >> reporter: roughly 175 passengers were dropped off at l.a.x. eventually allowed to get off the plane. >> we had to go into a holding room. >> reporter: they were not allowed to leave the holding room. and to make matters worse there wa . finatherflig was dufor tuesy an paenweven $250 >> had

and then finally arrived in stockton yesterday.ay afternoon, a spokesperson for the stockton airports as the control tower is usually staffed from 07:00am until 09:00pm. that hope you had your phones charge for a flight like that and lot of extra snacks for the kids. we'll continue our california series right now to a trip to the small town of alpine and san diego county reporter heather lake shows us what the town has to offer. >> time for a day trip in the quaint town of alpine, california. and you can venture far without someone telling you about the famous baked goods at crow be half a bakery. >> me a nice every single everything's fresh baked when we opened the by it seems only tell you just on fresh and free of preservatives chris otts are and the base for any of the breakfast specialties last it's meant to be right away. one of the owners is from france and is bringing pertains to locals and visitors alike. talk to the queen on the mountains. it's the perfect spot for free or close by or die situation. checking out the local

. >> flying vegas to stockton, scheduled to arrive at stockton metropolitan airport on monday night. they got in on tuesday at 2:00 in the afternoon. here is what happened. >> the pilot came on and said that the control tower was closed. >> the pilot can't get ahold of anyone on the ground in stockton. they can't land without a weather report. >> the flight heads back to vegas. >> he says there's a thunderstorm in vegas is and no visibility. >> what's worse. >> they were worried about gas. we had to go to another airport. >> 175 passengers were dropped off at lax. eventually allowed to get off the plane. >> we have to go into a holding room. >> they weren't allowed to leave and to make it worse. >> there's no rest room in this holding room. >> the flight was rescheduled for tuesday. passengers were given $250 ticket vouchers and left to fend for themselves. >> we had to find transportation and hotel rooms. >> the airline said a visibility sensor that's part of the weather reporting system and okays planes to land went out. the stockton control tower was closed forcing the pilot to ke

one of the central valley near stockton, one in the mammoth lakes area and then a 3rd. yeah, little bit north of mammoth lakes near mono lake because shake alert id 3 smaller quakes instead of one big one. >> only 303,000 people in and around mammoth lakes in stockton got the alert on their phones earthquake. drop cover. hold on had this system, correct characterize the magnitude 6 earthquake and put it in the right location that would have alerted a. >> much larger area than it did as opposed to just mammoth lakes in stockton alerts should have gone out 350 kilometers in each direction from the epicenter. >> about as far west as napa as far north. the stones landing as far east as when a market in goldfield nevada and as far south as fresno as improves both in terms of the science of the software but also the station build out. >> but we that the system will more were reliable time. >> usgs says about 70% of the sensors are currently in place. mostly in major metropolitan areas. they say it will take 2 to 3 years to get the remaining ones in place more in rural areas.

. >> reporter: usgs initially reported another 4.8 magnitude quake near stockton, but after more data came in, they realize they were just feeling shaking in some of those sensors, and that was originally from that tahoe quake. there was not a second 4.8 quake in stockton and they said that was just a mistake. >> we want to bring in our chief meteorologist, paul heggen and you are tracking the shake map as well as the heat map. >>> a lot to focus on so we will start off with the earthquake which occurred a good distance away from the bay area and you see how far it is from us to where the center was, but the did you feel it map has been filling in and it aggregates these reports by zip codes and there are still a bill -- few patches. the stronger reports are closer to where the quake was. and i want to show you think of ripples in a pool and this is how the waves behave. this is a map from the quake of the seismic reports radiating away from that point all across north america. so expanding out from there. most of these were too light to be felt but these are these sensitive pieces of

about 2 1/2 hours east of sacramento, east of the stockton area. the aftershocks could be felt all in the bay area and surrounding. >> that is true. when you look at who felt that where, on usgs, you see all over the bay area people reporting. even along the coast, which is further. folks felt that big in the sacramento area. so, yeah, a lot of reactions to these earthquakes that happened within one minute of each before we on ai e 4:00 again, not seeing any reports i isered it could have damaged the roadway. hopefully something that can be cleared quickly and there were no cars that were hit as the rocks came down and hopefully it is not something that will cut people off in terms of the routes, but we will keep you posted. >> as of now, no reports of injuries, but those delays are minor as of now and we will keep you abreast of any developments that come into the newsroom. >> all right, we're going to keep looking for new information for you. we do encourage you to share with us if you definitely felt it or have pictures. if you are in that area.

one of the first was started in 2019 in stockton, california.ts from the first year were recently released. dr. amy castro baker is the lead researcher. >> what we have seen in stockton is people know best what their families needs are. and that they have leveraged that money to increase their family's financial stability. and in many cases, increase their access to stable employment. patty: the number of participants who found full-time work increased by 12. she says because they could take time off to find a new job. emotional and physical health improved as well. the u.s. is about to find out if that will happen across the country. thanks to the coronavirus for leave package passed by congress. child care tax credit was increased, meaning for the rest of the year, parents for their child -- for a child five years old and younger will receive $300 a month. for kids six to 17, $250. that will go to single parents who make less than 100 -- who make less than $12,000. analysts say nearly nine out of 10 children will benefit. joan hunt leaves ther

new at 11 tonight, former stockton mayor michael tubbs spoke about the future of california's economy as the state recovers from the pandemic. the 30 year old now serves as a special economic advisor to governor newsom and was part of an event at manny's in the mission. he garnered national attention when he started a pilot guaranteed income program, which offered 130 low income residents in stockton $500 a month. the idea has since spread to other cities. including throughout the country, including a handful right here in the bay area. i'm hopeful that we learned from this and with the work in addition to what you mentioned the guaranteed income work that'sppenin in this state to really think about how do y a for the golden state andat be the great state that we are, one deserves to be hungry and no one deserves to live in poverty. the state legislature recently approved $35 million in the budget to fund local guaranteed income programs. the first state funded basic income plan. it's really sad day, but you know, we have to reflect on her amazing life and her activism, shock and sadn

what we've seen in stockton is that people know what their family's needs are and that they have really leverage that money to increase their family's financial stability. and in many cases, increase their access to the table employment. the number of perkins have been to found full time work increased by 12 percent. she says because they could take time off to find a new job. emotional and physical health improved as well. and the u. s. is about to find out if that will happen across the country. thanks to the corona, virus relief package path by congress. the child care tax credit was increased meaning for the rest of the year. parents with the child 5 years old and younger, will receive $300.00 a month for kids. $6.00 to $17250.00. that will go to single parents who make less than $100.00. $12500.00 and married couples who make up 215-0000. analysts say nearly 9 out of 10 children will benefit jo, leaves the program in hudson. she thinks the impact could be huge. this ties back to the stigma often. the poorest members of our community are receiving social service benefits which don't

out guaranteed income in 2019. 125 people in neighborhoods where people were living at or below stockton's median household income received a check of $500 a month. >> we see it during the pandemic that the quickest way for recovery is investing in our folks, allowing them to increase spending and shelter in place, take time off to get vaccinated. >> reporter: officials say this is how they spent the money. 20% on food, 20% on merchandise, and 12% on utilities. the program does not discourage people from finding work, they say. >> it allows people to go to work, to take time off of work to apply for full-time jobs, allows people to have agencies. >> reporter: in compton, a guaranteed income plan is also%. >> it has disbursed $2 million out of a total of $9.2 million over the course of two years to benefit 1170 compton residents. >> reporter: there are critics of the program including republican assemblyman vic spawn who said it could undermine people's motivation to work. i'm tom wade, kpix 5. >>> two bay area men have been charged with plotting to blow up the democratic party's headquarte

sobre todo despuÉs de un experimento hecho en stockton.de independizarse econÓmicamente. las personas reaccionan con mÁs responsabilidad y se nota que Íi hay cambios para su economÍa y sus finanzas. ahora south san francisco comienza en octubre van a dar 500 dÓlares al mes por un aÑo incluyendo a familias con niÑos sin importar el estatus migratorio. y los mÁs garantizados otras llaman a la cau tera. >>> pilar niÑa noticiero telemundo 48. >>> lao variante delta del corona virus es la cepa dominante. esta cepa del covid es propaga mÁs rÁpidamente que el virus original. para todos los residentes. a travÉs de sitios ubicados en vecindarios y unidades mÓviles. y a un mes de la reapertura de california, los casos de covid 19 han incrementado en varios condados del estado. quÉ estÁ pasando y cÓmo nos afecta esto en el Área de la bahÍa. libertad. >>> dos condados en nuestro estado van a regresar a antiguas restricciones como el uso de la mascarilla en interiores para todo el mundo. no importa si estÁ vacunado o no. y justamente hemos visto que ll

people reported feeling shaking as far as san jose and stockton. >>> we want to know if you felt the quakes. tweet us using #kpix5. >>> two more bay area water districts are asking customers to save water. >> this is as drought emergency continues. justin andrews is live in mill valley to explain. ays ifyomi plantly one day thda ey. a$2 fine you choose not to follow the rules. in contra costa, the water district declared state one water shortage. that comes with recommendation that customers cut water usage by 10%. it serves about a half million customers, many along the delta. people who live in concord say they've noticed a bad taste in their mouths when they drink the water. >> it's weird, the smell. there is a weird smell. i feel like everybody is pretty much conserving water. i don't see anybody washing their cars anymore or anything like that. >> reporter: the taste and smell is from algae. the water district says that the water is perfectly fine, perfectly safe to drink. the treatment plants make water safe to drink but organic compounds left behind from treating that algae ca

let's bring in katie stockton, founder and managing partner katie, thank you for being here. >> of course >> katie, take a look at your notes. you have the support level at about 1.23%. basically what we're seeing today, off by just a few basis po points if it falls below that in the near term, what's your trajectory on the term for yields >> i would widen out that support range to about 1.23 to 1.29%. it's based on a combination of technical factors. one very important being the 200-day moving average which is that lower boundary at 1.23% the 1.29% is derived from the retracement level. i'm comfortable having a range of support because support is usually acting as more of a cushion rather than a precise point anyway so it's really how the market tends to act rarely do you see a very precise test of these levels what's really important is that you see them generally hold up in that area as opposed to we don't get too caught up if we see a brief dip below that type of thing on a consecutive closing basis, i do want to see this range hold on the weekly chart of ten-year treasury yields beca

hebeel saturday moa ief run in the pleasanton hells and he never showed up to pick up his family in stockton. it was 106 degrees outside. >> reporter: has a run this area before? >> he has not been in this exact area. >> reporter: what do you think happened up thereup thereup thee >> i personally think that he got into a hot weather situation and maybe did not have enough hydration. we are concerned that he may have actually made it out. >> i know in my heart of hearts that he is out there. he is out there and he is alive and waiting for us. he is may be injured. he could be hydrated and deliver yes >> we want to make sure that everyone that has property remotely close to the area, please search your outbuildings in your barns and your ditches in your backyards, wherever you might think a person not in their right mind might try to hide >> no evidence has been found to indicate where he might be. the family say that he is a brilliant guy working with pg&e working on infrastructure. even if the formal search and rescue effort is scaling back after five days of trying, they are building a comm

. >> folks in stockton now wondering and worried about the large algae bloom that they've seen in recent days, ended kristi gross explains just how dangerous they are in the chances of it spreading to other waterways in the area. >> nicholas thompson, internet barone were walking along really parking downtown stockton and see the color of the water caught their lime green with. >> brown and there's a look very appealing right now. harmful algal blooms are popping up in waterways around san joaquin county patches of blue green algae collected on the edges of clio lake. >> and wash up on the boat ramps. >> so the king county public health services recently posted signs like these around the delta warning about the dangers of toxic algae great that they have the warning signs up. but when people know that in area is that the dangerous level we would really like to see them not voting out of that area. barbara barragan perea, executive director of restore the delta says the harmful algal blooms are a public health concern. you know, they are dangerous to people on. they can cause nausea. the

. >> reporter: a smaller version of this program was launched in stockton and viewed as a success and then the mayor michael tubbs had a guaranteed income in february 2019 and 125 people in neighborhoods where people are living at or below stockton's median household income received a check of $500 a month. >> we have seen during the pandemic that the quickest way for recovery is actually investing their homes and allowing them to increase or shelter in place and allowing them to take time off to be vaccinated. >> reporter: officials say this is how recipient spent the money and 40% on food and 25% of merchandise and 12% on utilities and the former mayor said the program doesn't discourage people from finding work. >> the data illustrates that actually something as small as $500 a month allows people to take time off work to apply for full-time jobs or allows people to have an agency and figure out a type of job do work in. >> reporter: this program is also in the work in compton plan >> is a two-year initiative that has dispersed 2 million out of a total of $9.2 million over the cour

what did you find people did spend on in your stockton experiment? everyone watching turn the volume up, i've said it 100 times, i'll say it 100 times more. folks spend the way like you and i spend money. they spend money on food and transportation. less than 1% of the money was spent on drugs and alcohol, but people really used the money as a springboard to opportunity. we saw that those who received the guaranteed income were actually two times more likely to move from part-time work to full-time work than those who did not receive the guaranteed income. we also saw those who received the guaranteed income were two times less likely to be an employee. but what it did is really allowed time and possibilities for people. i'm excited that you mentioned the tax credit that we have to make permanent. and also provided by the leadership in california by governor newsom in terms of providing state dollars to. what's happening throughout the state. >> michael, from 3,000 miles away, what most surprised me in california was the bipartisan nature of how this

. >> we have victims from stockton and fairfield. this will definitely lead us in many different areas. >> i think happening here in san rafael it is something we are not used to at all. >> reporter: the sixth of victim apparently is an interesting innocent bystander. a homeless individual who frequently sleeps in a little spot in this parking garage that apparently was hit by the gunfire and is expected to recover. i also spoke with the owner of the club that hosted the concert and they said they reached out to police ahead of time, and told them about the show and that there were no problems inside the venue at all. they say they were unaware of the shooting until someone came into the club to tell them a little while after it happened. it is about two blocks away from here. police obviously have following up to do well beyond san rafael with victims outside of the county. and as of yet, no suspects. >>> the boys and girls club and the contra hostpop- vaccininic antioch today. the event is to educate and motivate people to get vacc

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they're all from the same high school in stockton. and despite now living in different states.y train so they could take this on together. >> kristi gross talked with the man about why this was so important. >> the 3 lights in the water or current worley and kevin jeffery in touch apple we're just doing our best to stay as side. starting at 4 o'clock in the morning last thursday, the 3 men began their marathon swim across the true with of lake tahoe as don turned to daylight. they would feed and hydrate every 30 to 45 minutes to complete the 12 mile endurance win. >> the ideas during the swim is to really focus on those, you know, 30 minute increments sunday, you know, when your next wink news coming to 3 even had originally planned a series of open water swims throughout the country and then covid happened. that's when the trio who have been best friends since their days of swimming laps at lincoln high in stockton people with a new plan to swim across lake tahoe. the 3 now all living in different states, trained separately keeping logs of their swims and updating each other t

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people reported feeling shaking as far as san jose and stockton. darren is back with us with a closer look. >>> one of the things that caught our attention besides the fact that any time there is an earthquake even if mildly in the bay area, we will make sure you know about it. it was the quick succession of five minor after shocks. they were all less than two and it turns out that's perfectly normal and typical behavior for an earthquake of is magnitude. we wanted more perspective. so i spoke with a seismologist from usgs. >> in this case, there is a little bit of vertical motion. so perhaps the land to the east dropped down just a few millimeters relative to the land to the west. it's not just a typical horizontal earth quake like we think of. this one reminds us when you look at the landscape of northern california, there are mountains and valleys at least partially because of earthquakes over the last >> y, goodsml ousands ye eauake, think of thcoast range o you.er st back to > o ng insuspects are on the l gun shots wound last night. he was rus

sector was a bright spot today, and significantly outperforming 9 broader market up next, katie stockton into growth stocks >>> plus mike santoli will have a look at what current earnings trends could mean for the market we're back in a moment ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ >>> the knack dak posting a record close, the dow snapping a four-game win streak for more on today's movies are moves, let's bring in katie stockton thanks so much for joining us here today at the midday point of the gale, a sort of breakaway and did end of, the russell 2000, closed down below 1%. >> that suggests this trend of

people in stockton tonight wondering about and they're worried about large algae blooms that they say they've seen in recent days reporter kristi gross explains just how dangerous they are in the chain the chances of it spreading to other waterways in the area. >> nicholas thompson, internet barone were walking along really parking downtown stockton and see the color of the water caught their lime green with. >> brown and there's a look very appealing right now. harmful algal blooms are popping up in waterways around san joaquin county patches of blue green algae collected on the edges of clio lake. >> and wash up on the boat ramps. >> so the king county public health services recently posted signs like these around the delta warning about the dangers of toxic algae great that they have the warning signs up. but when people know that in area is that the dangerous level we would really like to see them not voting out of that area. barbara barragan perea, executive director of restore the delta says the harmful algal blooms are a public health concern. you know, they are dangerous to pe

groundfloor where we have the two lobbies along stockton street and second floor is all retail. next slide. what is exciting about the third floor is it's a public use floor with retail, office, lobby, as well as we're incorporating the powder room existing on the sixth floor and we'll bringing it down to the third floor. not in the complete state but significant modifications to make that powder room accessible to the public. next slide, please. this is an image of the old powder room and our new location. office 4-7. next slide. on the eighth through the tenth floor we're cutting out the back of the building on the southeast corner to allow for a light well. this light well will allow lighting into the unit and we're proposing on this floor. above that, we have open space. we're cutting outs on the west wall on the right-hand side. you can see that. next slide. next slide. soap space on the 11th floor. on the 12th floor. and this is an existing view of the 12th floor. we're removing all the mccainal equipment, we're maintaining the 26th charter wall and next slide please. we'r

is back home and safe after her family reported her missing police located her at a man's home in stockton are conference was shot. kingston has details now and how the teen was found in the message. the department is sending. >> this every parent's worst nightmare wake up to find it. your son or daughter is missing. >> parents of a 15 year-old girl reported their daughter missing early tuesday morning. >> and our detectives ended up working through the night. we put our community messages hoping for the public's input. they had any tips about where she may be scouring southwest berkeley in looking online detectives discovered that he may be with the 25 year-old man in stockton. they obtained a warrant and drove east to continue their search finding the teen in the man's home. love. preet singh was arrested on suspicion of child stealing in arranging meeting with a minor for lewd and lascivious behavior after additional investigating the suspect was also arrested on suspicion of statutory rape as an adult. >> you should know not to. entice or. and encourage a person under age and and engag

police found her at a man's home in stockton. kron four's michelle kingston has details on how the teen was found and the message police are sending. >> this every parent's worst nightmare wake up to find that your son or daughter is missing. >> parents of a 15 year-old girl reported their daughter missing early tuesday morning. >> and our detectives ended up working through the night. we put our community messages hoping for the public's input. they had any tips about where she may be scouring southwest berkeley in looking online detectives discovered that he may be with the 25 year-old man in stockton. they obtained a warrant and drove east to continue their search finding the teen in the man's home. love. preet singh was arrested on suspicion of child stealing in arranging meeting with a minor for lewd and lascivious behavior after additional investigating the suspect was also arrested on suspicion of statutory rape as an -dult. >> you should know not to. or. and encourage a person under age and and engage in any type relation

stockton, california, where i was raised as an agricultural community like bakersfield. you have a lot of the same dynamics that were going on there, a lot of people of color did farm work. so, it was always trying to denigrate the people who did farm work and making them feel like they were lesser people as individuals, so that kind of dynamic sort of permeated the whole community. we started in 1942 when we went into the war, and they brought in many people from mexico to fulfill the needs of farm labor. what happened is after the war ended, they kept bringing more and more people in. so, local workers and domestic workers, their wages dropped to $.50 an hour. and the owners would bring in the brazeros, and not hire the local workers. i grow up and started organizing farm work is in stockton, california and for the agricultural workers association as part of the afl-cio. i left the organization because i felt they were not doing the kind of organizing that was going to really be successful. that is when we started the united farmworkers union. we organize from 1962-196

stockton restaurant. >> stockton restaurant is using technology to make up for limited resources dueo a labor shortage they're using a food delivery robot to help lighten the load for staff. >> after she >> servers can load the robot with food and drinks and then send it over to the customers with just a touch of the button. the restaurant says feedback from customers has been pretty positive and they're saying the customers loved interact with it. >> one of the reasons i'm such a fan fan of this restaurant. it's because of the people here. they make you feel at home >> somebody says, well, antoine, it's like, oh, my know who i you know, it makes me feel important. but. >> this second is the wave of the future. >> the restaurant says they have not named their new robot server, but they are accepting suggestions. what was the name of the robot in in the jetsons. rose. rose. i was pretty good mix. fast. this still fast. this, but come them. haha. >> robot to a speedy server. >> so this guy like i don't need a robot. this is what you call pro fast food service. the server not messing ar

in oakland, stockton and a couple other states. we're looking for full funding for those all over the state because of how effective they are. this is a campaign we were in the midst of including a call- in week to give governor newsom and then this happened. there is not usually such a confluence but in that moment we were able to do what we would most want to do, want to mourn that attack and then to actually have something for people to do right here and now about gun violence. >> what vip. >> they are individual cities. >> they are state or county program? >> we want to get statewide funding to cities who doesn't have them yet or doesn't fully let them operate yet. >> i'll distinguish between those programs and the source of the shooting in san diego because they are not the same. these programs are operating in the communities where gun violence is part of every day life. where people are most at risk for both committing and being injured or killed by gun violence. and that is where these programs are most needed and effective

m it was centered east of stockton near the community of farmington, but felt across parts of the east bay. we felt it here in the ktvu newsroom, where it felt like a gentle rolling sensation, and we've also received calls from ktvu viewers who felt it in vacaville any och and grass valley again at magnitude 4.8 earthquake at 3 50. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. now back to the heat and fire danger. parts of the bay area are very dry as we head into another heat wave expected in the coming days, especially the east and north bay hills and mount diablo, which you see right there, browned out and dry, and it's the same looking towards mount hamilton, east of san jose. firefighters we've talked to say the fuels this summer are drier than they've ever seen them at this time of year. a big part of that with the lack of rain we had for two consecutive winters can interviews. tom vacar joins us live now from wildcat canyon regional park. and tom, what have you learned about those fire safety plans that berkeley is going to be implementing. they're very big and they're very regi

reports had it as far as san jose and stockton. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more water cuts hitting two bay area counties. contra costa, the water district board voted to ask customers to reduce water use by 10%. contra costa water district serves about half a million customers in the northern part of the county from martinez to brentwood. much of the service area is along the delta. >> i feel like everybody is pretty much conserving water. i don't see anybody washing cars any more or anything like that. >> you have to go with saving. saving money, saving water. >> water managers say if people are able to conserve more, they won't have to move to more mandatory restrictive orders. >>> to marin where spray irrigation is limited to one day a week and drip irrigation is limited to two days. goal is 40% reduction in water use district wide. for latest conditions and restrictions in your neighborhood head to kpix.com/drought. >>> in oakland chances of a new deal of a ballpark at the howard terminal side may be remaining. will anyone

east of angwin in napa county and a small one, but people said they felt that even in san jose and stockton. experts say this one had a vertical motion instead of the typical horizontal movement. >> everybody describes it differently. >> still ahead, the alarming update from state officials if the bay area is hit by an earthquake triggered tsunami. could that even happen here? they say yes. we will show you which areas could be underwater. >>> how steph curry fared when he put his reflexes to the test against a world boxing champ. >>> ming up, residents fought hard to keep cole out of their citytalk again of coal trains coming through as oakland faces an ultimatum. >> the only way delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. >>> the bay area

born in stockton and then sent with her family to an internment camp during world war ii she worked at glide for 60 years empowering poor and marginalized communities in the tenderloin. >> her heart and her soul was dedicated to helping people. it is a big loss for our city. it is a big loss for glide and for cecil. >> while most see feeding the hungry, janice spearheaded the efforts with domestic violence survivors, women and children. she and her husband, the reverend cecil williams. >> you have been there, not now do it. >> they made their work at glide their mission. >> whenever i went there it was cecil and jen. when there was interaction it was the two of them. she loves him so much. >> tributes to janice poured in from city leaders including state senator scott weiner who said jan was one of the most exceptional human beings i have ever met combining love and strength like no one else. from mayor london breed -- >> she had a way of making you feel like you are important to her, especially because she genuinely cared about what was going on in your life. she cared about including

one of the men who died was from stockton. the second was left outside a hospital. bullets blew out the windows of a downtown hair salon. police have not made arrests. >>> to developing news now with california's wildfires, firefighters are finally making gains on the tamarac fire south of lake tahoe. further north in butte and plumas counties is the dixie fire. that is the largest in the state and has taken a destructive turn. the dixie fire in butte and plumas counties merged with a smaller fire and is moving east. flames have charred several buildievacuating while others refuse to leave. >> i'm old enough i don't care. i'm okay. god loves me and i'm ready. if it comes down to that, take me. >> it was raining ash. it was just dark skies. everyone kind of had this worried ominous feeling, you know. you could tell there was panic. >> i just hope there's a house to go back to. >> the nevada guard posted this video of a water drop on the dixie fire which has been burning for 11 days. that fire has grown to 298 square miles and is 21% contained. >>> meantime the tamara

esa serie de réplicas que alcanzan hasta lo 4 5 6 a las 4 con 33 pero la que tuvimos fue cerca de stocktone va la superficie sentimientos más grande el epicentro es donde se encuentra la superficie pero también la profundidad es importante, se le llama hipo centro se encontró en menos de 48 millas prácticamente la superficie esta región no es poblada solo hay un ligero restauran cerca de 300 personas que habitan por ahí pero se sintió de una manera muy fuerte afortunadamente no fue una zona poblada por completo así que vamos a seguir monitoreando a ver que sucede con esto movimientos sísmicos en el área de la bahía y en todo california. >>> muchas gracias guillermo, es muy importante estar listos para un evento natural de este tipo ante un terremoto es importante prepararse con un plan con quienes viven en casa y participar en simulacros, también identificar las zonas seguras y además dese tiempo para comprobar que las conexiones estén muy buen estado para poder evitar cortocircuitos o incendios y es importante que almacene enlatados y aguas durante unterremoto lo más recomendable, cúrase

they say a 24-year-old stockton man died at the scene. in total the gunfire killed two and injured four including a homeless man who was sleeping in a garage. >> there is no threat to public safety. >> it happened around 10:30 friday night. aside from the homeless man the other victims, attended or were going to george nightclub for a rap concert. the club is less than two blocks away from the parking garage. >> no fights and arguments. when you are like 250 people inside. >> the club says they have nothing to do with the shooting and they can't control who comes to the club. i have asked the police ordered them to stop booking anymore rap concerts. >> i can't do these events anymore. not hip-hop events. they told me clearly this is not vallejo and oakland. >> the big question is why? what led to the shooting? please don't have the answer. they are still looking for the motive. >> do we know how the four victims are doing tonight? >> at last check to victims still with life-threatening injuries. to others in better shape non- life-threate

. >> reporter: for travelers on this allegiant flight from vegas to stockton, california, earlier thiseal some passengers were ready to snap. >> so call me somebody, your manager, the cops, the fd -- faa, whoever the hell it is, call somebody. >> reporter: allegiant says it was a technical glitch with the weather reporting system, and in a statement allegiant says, we regret the inconvenience. it involved multiple factors out of our control. travel nightmares like this now seen across the country. >> my flight was delayed 14 hours, overnight. >> reporter: passengers forced to sit and wait >> flight delayed, flight delayed, flight delayed. now boarding flight delayed. >> reporter: between july 1st and july 6th, jet blue delayed 51% of flights, southwest 39%, and american airlines delaying 34% of its fleet but it is not just the busy holiday weekend to blame now that people are flying again, there's a surge in summer passengers across the board. why are we seeing so many cancellations and delays >> well, good news and bad news the good news is america is ready to fly. it wasn't long ago

about the same time, police say two men from stockton were involved in this crash. one was dead, the other wounded. >> happened concurrently while that was going on. we got a call from a hospital that a vehicle had driven up to the local hospital, door opened, victim dropped on the ground and vehicle fled the scene prior to talking to anybody. >> reporter: that victim later died. local officials condemning the night of gun violence and property damage. >> this is something you don't want to see in your town where a business here has its windows completely shot out right in the middle of a busy downtown area. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: more bullet holes found on the side of this building as well. we got a statement from san rafael's police chief who says his staff working tirelessly to bring the people who committed this crime to justice. his thoughts and prayers going out to the victims and their families. live in san rafael today, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> it is frightening to see that. cornell, many thanks to you. >>> to the east bay now where flames ca

to a car crash. 2 men in that car had been shot including 24 year-old huvelle williams, junior of stockton. he died at the scene a short time later, police were called to a local hospital where 27 year-old philip hill junior of the late hall was being treated for gunshot wounds. he also died from his injuries, at least 4 other eople were also injured that night. a new details in connection to this wild video out of san francisco. you can see the driver slamming into multiple parked cars. this happened over the weekend on mcallister street in the city's richmond district kron four's tellabs act, to a neighbor and a witness who says he's never seen or experienced anything like that before. >> pretty scary. it was really, really loud tires screeching. and he's like this tires are coming out. that's >> much pressing the throttle neighbor ji soo kim describes these terrifying moments from saturday when he says this driver hit multiple parked cars in almost right over somebody working outside >> 2 cars right there. and he went back and forth maybe about 3 or 4 times. it all happened on the callo