county jail. the first stop on the often long road of incarceration for gang members. >> every gang in los angeles county ends up coming here. and we just don't have enough places to segregate everybody and keep them from assaulting each other. and if you get one group that has superior numbers over the other and something sparks off a fight, it's going to be on. >> officials at the los angeles county jail told us racially segregated gangs are responsible for most of the violence including riots, like this one captured on surveillance tape. but we met one inmate who blames the problem on the system. >> i never wanted to get involved in racial problems. when i went to prison, i didn't hate blacks. i didn't hate mexicans. i didn't hate indians. i didn't hate anybody like that. but when you go to these prisons and by the time you do ten years like me, if you're even halfway sane, it's a miracle. >> vanjlis garafolo was awaiting trial for the attempted murder of five police officers while on parole for an earlier conviction of voluntary manslaughter. >> the date i met vanjlis garafolo it was like meet

types of inmates to be housed together, as we discovered during a visit to the fifth floor of the los angeles county jail. >> i call it the drama floor. because you get a mix of everything. you get a mix of general population from petty theft to burglary to the k-11 inmates who are the homosexual inmates. normally, they're separated from everyone else, simply because a lot of times they will be abused. there's a lot of homosexual inmates, gender bending, and it's hard to tell. >> my name is tasha. my last name is swain. >> 37-year-old bernard "tasha" swain was serving a nine-month sentence for parole violation. >> so, how are you making money on the streets? >> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the other things bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peacock. he wanted to show off his feathers. >> do you like the miss america pageant? we do them in here, but we do them for the boys. and we have the girls, the boys, the schoolboys, the vogue and all kind of stuff like that, so it's a variety of things that you can run for. it's not just beauty

. >>> in honor of prince an installation at the los angeles county museum of art was temporarily transformpurple rain roomment for one day only the rain of this interactive exhibit was illuminated in purple. special sensors kept people dry as they walked into a room with rain pouring from the ceiling. >> dozen gather at the sir fancies drake hotel to sip tea and donate money to help a mother out. this started in 2001 -- 2009 and grew into an organization providing diapers to mothers in need. the event has provided local families with three million diapers in the last seven years, good to abc7 news.com for the dales on how you can help. >>> spring snow is blanketing the sierra. many people heading up to tahoe didn't expect the snow yesterday and were unprepared for the slick roads and backed up traffic. the snow stopped today but up to a foot fell in higher elevations above 7,000 feet. right now, chains are not required in the area. but that snow is not a surprise to drew tuma who has updates on the weather. >> they could see a little more snow lays sunday and monday, above 7,000 feet. they

. >>> in a scare for people in the los angeles counties foothills. abear was spotted perched in a tree. it came down. animal control officers tranquilized it. it will be checked out and then released back into the wild. >>> still ahead. selling this quiet bay area town to millennials. ,,,,,,,,,,,, for innovative performances. and their next one will be performed right on your pho. they'll be the first major orchestra to live-stream a d on >>> sea symphony is known for innovate performances. and the next one right on your phone. the first major orchestra to stream live a performance on facebook. it will be available to audiences around the globe free. so set your alarms wednesday night, 8:00. >>> an east bay city is using the old school charm to attract new people. owners of brick buildings were given a deadline to retrofit or be shutdown. today, entrepreneurs got a look at downtown and it is cool because of its supply of vacant, vintage, chic commercial buildings. >> it is different. there is character and a sense of pride and community that lives her

at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything elseto control these inmates, deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the inmate reception center there's a lot of incidences. these guys come straight off the street. they're angry. and they're very violent. and they often go off. >> sit down. >> come on in and sit down. sit down! >> one inmate in particular just couldn't deal with it anymore. he went completely berserk. >> freeze! >> let me breathe. >> have a seat! >> and they had to restrain him and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him exactly what they're going to be doing. >> mental health staff ordered you to be put in four-point restraint. you understand that? >> yes. >> i'm going to take you in here. i need your cooperation. the more you cooperate the faster you'll be out of points. >> ready. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the carefully choreographed restraint process. >> the deputies have been briefed as to who will take the upper body, who will take t

the los angeles county sheriff found in an earlier killed the actor and his friend. >> pam:a los angelesgedfor allegedly leaving his baby in the car as he went to the strip club. >> pam:auwin dargin pleaded not guilty today. police say he left his 9 month old baby in the car for at least an hour to visit the club. >> pam:the crying baby was later found by an employee. the father could face up to six years in prison if convicted. >> pam:ahead at eight. >> pam: 4 lake soldier could be honored. a lot as steak tonight as canada's go head- to-head for delegates. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:ted cruz and bernie sanders are the winners in wisconsin tonight. both had been heavily favored to beat frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> pam: trump was firmly rejected by wisconsin republicans. they gave hime fewer than one in three votes. >> pam: the majority of voters went for ted cruz the texas senator is calling his victory as a sign that he is the only candidate who can stop trump. >> pam: he's urging republicans to unify behind h

. >> seems like the cruz campaign sending time, energy, focus in districts in california, especially los angeles outside the los angeles county. kasich seems to be targeting the more northern part of the state. season season, eñcetera. will it come down to june 7th? >> that's going to put us over and not have to win overwhelmingly on june 7th. >> you really -- walk me through your math then. >> we will have a ground game in california and we are not -- chairman today and putting people on the ground. california is going to be a battle grund. >> you think you can get to 1,237 before june 7th? >> no. i think we need june 7th and then before that it's apparently that donald trump -- >> donald reagan? >> a lot of similarities of 1980 race with reagan and trump. a lot of criticisms of reagan in 1980 are the same ones being -- >> okay. last question. walk me through your math. >> i'm not going to walk you through the math. >> you don't want to? people want to hear you. >> keep watching. it is going to be very apparent. april is a very bad month for ted cruz. he'll probably finish third in delegates in april. compared to -- >> by th

the immigration laws of this country have been enforced, say in 1975 and way it is today? >> well, i can tell you from a perspective in los angeles, when i worked at the los angeles county jail, we used to have ins at time working inside of our jail. every person that was booked into the los angeles county jail, they were screened by, at that time ins it has now become i.c.e. so there is a change there. then i've seen changes just through administrations. you see differences, you know. '70s, into the '80s. now we see it to the point like i testified earlier like catch-and-release. it's at the point now where we have, at local level it is saturation. and we're having a very difficult time dealing with it, in santa maria and other places too. >> are you seeing people who would have been deported 40 years ago either for lack of resources or maybe mr. burbank's attitude of you know we don't care who comes into this country very much? what, do you see a difference in whether somebody would be deported or not 40 years ago compared to today? >> yes i do. and what we saw in the '70s and '80s when you would have one or two convictions you would normally be deported. victor martinez w

purple reign is falling tonight at the los angeles county museum of art. opened last fall but it turned purple to honor prince. he died at paisley park in suburban minneapolis on thursday. prince's remains were cremated and a private memorial service was held for him today. >>> the latest patient at caramel medical center in israel is older than some of the others to be more specific he's 2300 years old he's a mummy under going a ct scan for the very first time. john huddy has more on what doctors and archaeologists learned from the procedure. >> reporter: the crate was carefully rolled into the caramel medical center in isra israel. inside perhaps the most unique patient to ever undergo ct scan at the hospital. a 2,300-year-old mummy. curator of classical archeology at the israel museum. she says it's the first time a mummy has undergone a cat scan in israel. of course, it's the only mummy in israel. >> so this is all new. >> yes. >> as far as technically and logistic klee doing this. >> they help us to understand the mummification process. >> forming a ca

knight had several incredible stories but one involved his attempt to attack a sex offender at the los angeles county jail. >> got this freaking child molester on the tier. he's actually in the van talking about what he does. you know, i like to keep myself, hey, i don't lose my temper. keep myself calm, cool, and collective. that dude made me snap. i get in the van and i tell him, i'm going to rip the toilet off the wall. i'm going to bust through this frickin' glass. i'm going to drag it down the tier, and i'm going to bust through your glass and cut you up your [ muted ]. you're a dead man. yeah, yeah, yeah. then all you hear is steel bending. i got behind the toilet, pushed the toilet all the way back. long story short, i ripped the whole toilet off, wrapped my hands up with my socks, smashed through the glass. he hadn't seen me yet. you know what i mean? get on the tier. now he's screaming. and i'm dragging -- finally get out. all the homeys on the tier are cheering. this dude's just garbage. he's human garbage. he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm

. >> but the los angeles county district attorney and several family members and many others are tryingrelease remindsing the public that she was among the so-called manson family members who invaded the home and participated in the murder. during her trial she spoke in chilling detail saying she held down rose marie as her husband was being stabbed to death and then testified how they finished the job quoting here and i took one of the knives and patricia had one knife and we started stabbing and cutting up the lady. she alone stabbed her 14 times. now her stepdaughter says quote my father will never be paroled which stepmother will never get her life back. she needs the approval of the lawyers and the governor. last year brown refused to sign the release for another manson family member. >> thank you. >>> joining us now in a cable news exclusive, deborah tate who was in this parole board hearing. thank you. so your sister sharon was brutally murdered by manson and his so-called family and this woman who is facing the likelihood of parole was convicted of aspiring to that murder. >> ab

tonight correspondent, nischelle turner and charles sophy, psychiatrist, medical director at the los angeles countytment of children and family services. dr. sophie, let me start with you. people do just have a -- such a curiosity about this. they want to know what happened. and they want to know, because people love prince, they love his music. they thought they would have so many more times to hear him. and now they do not. this autopsy, is this going to provide the answers that the police say it will provide, that the public is going to get answers? >> well, i think they'll definitely get answers. we will all get answers. because we need them. none of this makes sense. we didn't see somebody who was failing in life. but these answers might help us understand better a bigger picture. they may be specific to a problem. but they also just may be kind of clues to lead us to think other things. so it may be very helpful. but it will be at least helpful. >> nischelle, you just heard jeremiah say prince talked about his dreams and how lucid they were. very eerie. the talk about the dreams goes back muc

there is a flash flood warning in the entire los angeles county until 7:30 this evening. slow to exit southern california. our rain from that is finished. there's a different area of low pressure which would arrive wednesday night. there's the actual front. there's the time, 7:00 in the morning, our best chance of seeing rain. that is the only rain chance over the week. as we head toward the weekend, the 80s are coming back. we'll be relatively cool tomorrow though with the on shore flow. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and on the average. liver more, 66. 67 for napa. 64 for fremont and pacificca. we'll stay on the cool side of average through thursday. that one rain chance thursday morning. here comes the sunshine. remember the past saturday, where it was chilly and cloudy? it will not be chilly, it will not be cloudy or wet on saturday. 80s inland saturday and sunday. great weekend for the outdoor barbecue. >> 84. >> 84 on -- >> i digress. thanks, ken. >> slip and slide, both. but do it safely. >>> smoking may have a higher price than just the cost of cigarettes. it c

the way it is today? >> i can tell you or me perspective in los angeles when i worked for los angeles county jail we used o have agents working inside of our jail so every person that was looked into the los angeles county jail , they were screened at that time by ins so there's a change there. i've seen changes just are administrations and you see the differences in the 70s into the 80s and now we see to the point where like i testified earlier it's like catch and release. it's at the point now where the local level its saturation and we are having a very difficult time dealing with it in santa maria and other places too. >> are you seeing people that would have been deported four years ago today because of lack of resources or mr. burbank's attitude of you know we don't care who comes into this country very much, do you see a difference in whether somebody is supported or not four years ago compared to today? >> yes i do and what we son the 70s and 80s was when you would have one or two convictions you would normally be deported. victor martinez was arrested six times in 15 months and he was never depor

there is no estimated one million undocumented people in los angeles county, about 400,000 of whom could be eligible for the protected status that obama would bring them. obama's former labor secretary and now chair of the los angeles county board of supervisors saying that she is looking forward to the return that the county would get under the president's deferred action program. do i want them to pay taxes? absolutely. do i want them to be established some form of that and vacation? yes. that story is the front page of the washington post. go to aragon, georgia, a recent legal immigrant. caller: hello? host: go ahead, you are on the washington journal. what you think about today's supreme court case? caller: it is very good. god bless you, keep going. i just have a message for the whole country. do you want to hear? host: sure. caller: my message for the whole country is this is deeper than obama and everybody out there, the government, white house, whatever they call it. right.rustrating and not we have to think about the human rights. if you have a human right in you , you will have the whole entire am

. >> reporter: the los angeles county museum of art paid tribute in its own way, by bathing its popularite literally rain. >> tough to to find another place where you could actually get purple rain. >> reporter: memorial service to the late pop icon have sprung up in his home state of minnesota and as far away as new york. >> all of our loss, but it's my loss. >> reporter: and loyal fans swarmed record stores around the country to buy prince albums and memorabilia. >> what we have here is the spot where his music used to rest. >> reporter: fans are also showing their love in online downloads. the day after his death, 18 of the 20 best-selling albums on amazon's digital music store belong to prince. his "greatest little" album is headed for -- "greatest hits" album is headed for number one on the billboard 100 chart. the deaths of david bowie and glen frye of the eagles have sparked similar trends. >> i feel like his influence will be greater than ever as more people discover him and as more people are inspired by him. >> we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life.

look at this, a judge siding with a group which wan to remove the cross from the los angeles county sealgot that for you. and back to hillary clinton on the e you be is-- subway, and she's still swiping it. and she finally got back in. >> just like the rest of us. >> ♪ >> the administration is racingng to finalize a slew of regulations. the dow is up 100. these new rules and regs will affect a part of the economy. what are we talking about? >> this is what obama does with pen and paper, through the end of the year getting as much done as he can. look we're already at billion dollars the e cost. stuauart: what does he do? liz: he's pushing on an overtime pay rule, paying overtime pay at t a certain threshold. stuart: no, the story is, you're going to have to pay overtime to management liz: to management. stuart: incredible liz: yeah, he's going full throttlend we already have him going full throttle. [laughter] >> and management gets overtime so they're going to go on the clock and if they answer a little e-mail in the arn, -- afternoon n you've got to pay them overtime? >> that's what ma

counties. when you go to the north to the mountain areas you see quite a few counties together. the unique ones los angeles is unique in that the county of los angeles has their commission and advisory council and so does the city of los angeles. i don't know what goes on there. we are unique in we are the only city and county. no one else has this. after some meeting i had people come up and express envefor how we do things because what do you do? you have a program in your county, you have to go to the different cities and towns and involve them. get them to work with you or let's change what and are doing, only and on and on. what do we do san francisco? mayor board of supervisors done. we have done it. you are envyed by some of the other groups when it calls to getting things done and that is my report. >> thank you very much. case report. >> good morning commissioners, president james and active director. update on case activities. last month we began our annual advocacy campaign with a tick off at the main lineerary. we presented the components of our advocacy platform. reviewed those and got everyon

the age of 46. a los angeles county coroner said it would take months to determine the exact cause of death. >>> still to come here, the golden state warriors minutes away from tip-off. >>> they may be able to wrap up round one of the playoffs. hear what fans have to say about the chances without curry. >>> tracking the thunderstorms out in the valley and moving forward to the bay area weekend which is going to be pretty warm. >>> a live look right now inside oracle arena where it all happens in just a few minutes. game five, warriors against the houston rockets. if the warriors win tonight, they eliminate houston and move on to the second round of the playoffs. you can see some of them warming up, getting ready for the game. >> amber lee is there. she's talking talking with fans about the challenge of winning this series without curry. what are they saying? reporter: well, they are super excited to be here for game five and they are just hoping that there we love he had warriors will wrap things up tonight. many arrived here hours before tip-off to take advantage of some of the special attractions se

counties. when you go to the north to the mountain areas you see quite a few counties together. the unique ones los angeles is unique in that the county of los angeles has their commission and advisory council and so does the city of los angeles. i don't know what goes on there. we are unique in we are the only city and county. no one else has this. after some meeting i had people come up and express envefor how we do things because what do you do? you have a program in your county, you have to go to the different cities and towns and involve them. get them to work with you or let's change what and are doing, only and on and on. what do we do san francisco? mayor board of supervisors done. we have done it. you are envyed by some of the other groups when it calls to getting things done and that is my report. >> thank you very much. case report. >> good morning commissioners, president james and active director. update on case activities. last month we began our annual advocacy campaign with a tick off at the main lineerary. we presented the components of our advocacy platform. reviewed those and got everyon

we found a very different atmosphere at the sprawling and constantly bustling los angeles county jail. >> stand up. spread your feet shoulder width apart. lift up your left foot with your toes. >> l.a. county, which is probably one of the largest jail systems in the world, is completely different experience. >> drop them. turn around. >> and inmate reception center is gigantic. you know, it's like 400 guys a day, 2,000 a week. >> head over. reach back. no talking. no laughing. just reach back, pull them apart. >> spread them wide. >> while intake can be a traumatic experience for new inmates, settling into the day-to-day routine of prison life provides a very different challenge. >> the time isn't hard if you keep yourself busy. you know, it's a point of managing. you know, you can either manage it or it can manage you. >> what al harper and his cell mate soccer wren have created ways to break the monotony with the few sparse items they're allowed in their cramped cell. >> the dice are made from toilet paper. >> we just mold them up. after that just draw them. that's basically it. you

and the los angeles mayor and the los angeles mayor announces an >> los altos, antioch county petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> in redwood city investigators are trying to track down a driver if a deadly hit-and-run accident releasing this license plate that is partial, a brown minivan with license plate that starts with 4ayy. the last three numbers of the plate are not known on highway 101 near woodside april 6. witnesses saw a brown minivan out-of-control hit a vehicle that overturned. the driver kept going 58-year-old mandated. >> pearl jam will not play in north carolina. the band said they will not play tomorrow night in charlotte pus of 9 controversial lgbt law. it mandates transgender use the bathroom that corporate with their gender at birth now the gender they identify with joining bruce spring tan and best avoiding north carolina. >> transgender are center stage in los angeles where the mayor kick off the california campaign. the goal is to increase visibility and acceptance of transgender people in the state. the mayor said that transform california can h

not comply with the terms of the settlement it will have to pay an additional 15 million-dollars, that money will be split between san francisco and los angeles, the two counties that filed the suit. in another court battle between lyft and it's drivers. there was a bid that was rejected. verizon is set to made a bid for yahoo's business. the lead bidder for all or part of yahoo. other companies interested in making a bid. silicon neighbor google and time incorporated and at&t. it comes as shareholders at yahoo threaten to overthrow the board of directors and melissa wild. >>> while cliches are not uncommon we see them all of the time but yesterday this was more bizarre than usual. >> two burglary suspects led police on an hour-long chase. they took off in a mustang convertible and top down in the rain. the driver kept stopping and doing this. just doing do nuts on the streets. the passenger at one point scanned up and began to dance and started waving to people right there. you saw that bus and almost bumped into a tour bus and police backed off for safety reasons. >> you can see and look at the people. >> you don't want to bring the attention to this car but

the new los angeles rams. a lot of people in marin county and on the cal campus very happy tonight. >> heart warming to see his teammates so excited for him. exhilarated. just tense moments. then all of a sudden saw them cheering. >> the bay area new multimillionaire as well. check in with jared goff in the 6:00 newscast. snow you've what is happening in chicago as well. >> from university to high school. prom season. for thousand of soon yeeniors, dresses, tuxes, the whole thing. >> at one bay area school they're worried they could afford to have a prom until a teacher stepped up to help. garvin thomas has tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: if compassion were kur in see, east oakland's they would be running a surplus thanks to the english teacher. sadly, it's not. and castlemount's resources are, well, nothing like what elle enjoyed growing up in kuppe cuppertino. what money it does get is funneled toward the basics look new technology that made its way into the classroom. ext extras, though like senior prom, not so much. >> it is not the highest priority in a district like this when you have so many ot

. >> recently, the san francisco and los angeles county district attorneys announced background checks, saying that uber doesn't do a good job, and part of their argument cites this. the background check, the lawsuit states, for now, the atlanta city council will neat again soon top find a compromise between ub and she the busiest airport on the planet. >> there's a new start up in los angeles that's offering a unique way to work and sleep. it's called pod share, and it overspinses for as low as $35 a night. and the founders are hoping to take on the hotel industry one pod at a time. >> waking up to the smell of pancakes and the sound of brushing teeth. this may look like a youth hoss still, but don't call it that. >> pods coliving, not hoss still. it's very important. >> why is it so important. >> we're trying to create the traveler experience. >> 31-year-old everybodyina created pod sharing in los angeles three years ago. in the college dorm room style. >> you have you own a pod. >> yes, i own a pod. >> a group of mostly millennials, eating and sleeping in an open space. >> i'm chels

the suspects in belgium. lester holt joins us from los angeles in about 15 minutes. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's department releases body camera video of a controversial confrontation that's led to accusations of police brutality. i'm jodi hernandez in sonoma county. i'll have reaction coming up. >>> plus a potential road block for self-driving cars. why the fed now wants to slow the process of getting those cars on the road. >>> and an unlikely job for crews working on the old part of the bay bridge. why workers are having to move dozens of birds. was it a "p (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> was it a provoked response or a show of force? the sonoma county sheriff's department has now released body camera video of a 2015 confrontation between a sheriff's deputy and a woman who is alleging police brutality. it shows the deputy crossed the line when he threw her to the ground. but the office claimed just the opposite. jodi hernandez is live in santa rosa with this controv

more than 9 percent of the funding and los angeles county 1.$6 million. s mindboggling we would even consider this course of action. in the middle of a global health crisis we cannot appropriate emergency fund to save lives and urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle not to put american women in this predicament whether or not they should get pregnant or if they already are wondering if their baby is okay. we will ask ourselves why did the delay? why did we wait? three to stop the crisis before it gets worse but we have to act now it is the moral thing to do. >> ac/dc has said this hysteria but those are all the more petrified but they don't know for example, that in tyree gestation period of nine months where the infection causes the fetus to be formed. in with them that look natural that they see manifestations turn up years later, blindness as well as the horrendous pitchers of the deform ted. been there was the time so much as a young person but i tell you i don't want to be bitten by this type of mosquito. because that is the one that kills the

in the bay area, the numbers for trump and cruz are the same with kasich getting more support. cruz leads trump in los angeles countye central valley and the sierra. 159 of california's 172 delegates at the republican national convention will determined by who wins the most votes within each of the 53 congressional districts. >>> it's opening day and in just a few hours at&t park will be will be a battleground between the giants and the dodgers. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at at&t park with the scoop on the season before today's big home opener. jackie. >> reporter: it's a pretty hard assignment, you know, sitting in beautiful at&t park watching the sunrise on opening day. you really can't beat it. all i need are some garlic fries. stacey slaughter with the giants is here to tell us about another season, the 16th season at at&t park. hard to believe. >> it's actually the 17th. because we started in 2000 and we keep saying this is the new ballpark and it feels new every year. but it's -- it is our 17th of season. >> reporter: unbelievable. so what can fans -- anything extra they can look forward to on opening day or

gigantic, los angeles county with ten million people in that county, if you look there, ted cruz is actually running ahead of donald trump by 11 points in los angeles county. you think about how the delegates are given out in california. they are given out by congressional district. look at the number. it's about a third of all the districts in the state. ted cruz for every congressional district he wins in california, he gets three delegates for that. cruz could walk away from california with a hefty number of delegates even if he loses statewide. if the poll that we're seeing there is accurate about where his strength is. that's how the cruz campaign in the entire stop donald trump movement planned to prevent trump from hitting the magic number from getting 1,237 delegates. that's the magic number he needs to win the nomination on the first ballot in cleveland and to avoid the contested convention that his opponents desperately want to bring about. in the week since ted cruz big win in wisconsin, this has largely become the accepted narrative. the idea that cruz will success with this plan. the stop trump movement will succeed with this plan. that donald trump is simply not goi

the thing. they want to buy this car sight unseen. nobody has seen this car yet. it's going to be unveiled tonight at an eevention in los angeles county. not only has the car not come out yet, but it won't be available until late next year. the tesla model 3 starts at $35,000 which is about half the price of the current model s. >>> in just a few hours, we'll have the battle of the bay. the oakland a's going up against your san francisco giants at at&t park. both of the meningitis and the a's had not so great seasons last year as you know but it's a new day. a new season. and hopes are high. mike sugerman is at at&t park tonight and, um, mike, it's always one of those things where you say these don't count but they could show the way for the rest of the season. >> reporter: first of all, kenny, i'm at at&t but it feels like candlestick. the wind is nutty out here. but come on, the sun is out, the grass is green, the smell of hot dogs is in the air. everybody is still in first place. season hasn't actually started yet. it's still preseason. i bought my new hat for the season. i'm getting the a's hat when they open over the weekend. bas

the race. >> pelley: julianna goldman for us tonight. julianna, thank you. tonight a wildfire is burning in ventura county, california, north of los angeles. officials there say the fire is threatening homes. there have been some evacuations and dozens of acres have burned. today, boone county, indiana, was hit by a tornado that knocked down trees and damaged odildings. nobody hurt though. there were floods in biloxi, mississippi, where there was no salvaging this scrap yard until the water receded. in gulfport, more than 20 people had to be rescued. today, oil closed at $46 a barrel. that is 20% lower than a year ago. the over-supply has oil-producer states like alaska over a barrel. ben tracy reports the nation's tallest state is in a $4 billion hole. >> reporter: alaska is known for peaks that reach for the sky, but right now, the state has a mountain-sized hole to fill. no we need to fix alaska. we need to do it now. >> reporter: bill walker is alaska's governor. if you closed every public school and jail in this state, would it fill the hole? >> no. >> reporter: if you laid off every state employee, would it fill the hole? >> no. >> re

the los angeles rams select jared goff. >> we were with some of the goff family's closest friends in marin county as they watched jared becomees ram. goff is from novato, graduated from marin catholic high school. the second player in cal history to be drafted number 1. >> truly a dream come true. something that you can always dream about as a kid and for it to become reality is awesome and at the same time i'm thinking it's an honor and something i have to prove them ride that -- right that they made the right decision. >> i love to see it come together for them. he worked really hard and he was dedicated to his friends and his family in a quiet way. i love seeing him just take ownership of it now. >> the rams' first game of the regular season is september 12th and that is at levi's stadium. they are playing the 49ers. >>> speaking of the niners, they also made their first round draft pick last night along with the oakland raiders with the seventh overall pick. they chose deforest buckner, a big defensive lineman out of oregon and played one year under new 49er head coach chip kelly when he was at oregon. and then with the

the verdict. >> superior court of california county of los angeles in the matter of people of the state of california versus or and thal james simpson's number a. 097211. we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, or and thal james simpson not guilty. of the crime of murder violation of penal code -- >> they even included the stum thal actually happened. >> yes. >> play the actual verdicts, and i want everybody to look at robert kardashian's face, when they announced the verdict. here it is. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant or and thal james simpson not guilty of crime of the murder in violation every penal code section 187a felony upon nicole brown simpson, human being as charge in the count one of the information. >> kardashian harvey looks stunned. and they portray him in a film last night as throwing up in the bathroom. i don't know if that ever happened. >> ya, i mean, i was not in that bathroom. so i have no idea whether he threw up or not. i will tell you this. it is true that robert cards ash yan was very upset about the verdict. and felt, an

the republican mime prairie race very closely. >> billy, billy, billy, show that seal again for a second. >> i want your take on this. this is the county of los angelesle of jefferson airplane as i mentioned. >> that's true caitlin jenner. >> is that who it is? and then they have the mission. they want that out. there is a goat, miller. but they don't want the mission. >> i could tell you one thing, if they want to get rid of the mission, it's appropriate because i live here and this is definitely now a state without a mission. >> it's in context. >> yes, it is, my friend. >> all right. you have been watching the republican primary battle. >> yeah. >> and you say? >> i was shocked today to find out that john kasich is in the third year of his first term as president. i didn't each know that. but he came out and said that today. and i thought jeesh, this guy who puts a positive stuff. tell john kasich something? donald trump gives speeches in airplane happeningers and john kasich gives speeches in closets surrounded by hangers if he wants to know where he stands in this race whenever he talks about trump being ego maniac. have you ever watched4z kasic

the quarterback who grew up in marin county picked number one overall by the los angeles rams. christi smith is on the call campus this evening. what a special night for the goff family and the university there. >> reporter: absolutely. i have to tell you, this room just absolutely exploded in cheers when jared goff's name was announced. in the room, teammates and friends, some say they knew him his entire time here at cal. they were packed into the dining hall here at memorial stadium, really cheering every time that goff was shown on screen. they tacalled him a great guy. the rams wanted a quarterback badly. they traded up to get the top pick and goff is their man. >> goff, to watch him grow and see it all pay off right there, unbelievable. >>the rams are getting the best quarterback in the draft, project one of the best they're going to see for what while. >> we're told goff is the first cal player to take the top overall spot since steve bartkowski went to the atlanta falcons back in 1975. friends here say they can't wait to congratulate him, they've been trying to reach ou

the body of his wife was found in their home on tuesday. he's suspected in both killings. los angeles county prosecutors say the father repeatedly threatened to kill his son over his sexual orientation. >>> speaking with republican party loyalists in north dakota, ted cruz took aim at donald trump. the only republican that can win in november, he said. >> if we dominate donald trump it hands the general election to hillary clinton with a big silver bow. he loses by double digit. i beat hillary clinton. >> polls show cruz leading wisconsin heading into tuesday's primary. trump kept up his attack on cruz. >> they want me to act presidential. >> trump took a shot at ohio governor john kasich who hopes to win. >> kasich is not going to be able to help you. believe me. he's middle of the pack. >> kasich didn't want to speak to reporters about trump in wisconsin but it was clear who he was referring to during his town hall. >> if you get somebody there that doesn't understand how to move the system, we'll continue to drift. >> for the democrats, bernie sanders was also looking ahead to november. >

cities have not yet factored in the cost for tmdls, which are estimated to put just the cities in los angeles county up to $140 billion. one county, $140 billion. how did we get here? when the clean water act and safe drinking water act were first established, congress established lofty goals. that investment foss toured a reasonable attitude about how to accomplish those goals together. that is not the case now. congress retreated from the grant program because of the high costs, but the implementation of the water policies by successive administrations did not retreat with congress's retreat from funding. quite the contrary, the administration's transformed the aspirational goals into unfunded main dates, involving hundreds of billions of dollars of costs imposed on local communities. cities are held by epa policy to an arbitrary number of no more than four overflows per year. however, there is no science substantiating the need for that. so in some cases, cities are allowed 14 while in other cases zero overflows. engineering a system that could handle any type of storm event with zero overflows i

you can see the circulation towards southern california generating rain showers closer to los angeles approaching vista county. we'll have the clouds in place. eventually we are talking about rain showers. especially by this time tomorrow for parts of the bay area. current numbers out there still showing you 60s and 70s. san francisco 60 degrees. for reference san francisco 10:00 p.m. last night was 77 degrees. san francisco right now at 4:00 this afternoon 60. santa rosa 64. mid 70s towards livermore and mountain view. here's our live camera across the bay. we have fog making a comeback. lower clouds in place in addition to the high clouds. you can see chop on the bay waters. that's a good sign of an onshore breeze in the forecast tonight. partly cloudy tonight. we'll track showers friday and saturday and next week. we are not talking about any major heat waves. more clouds and temperatures on the cooler side. first thing tomorrow morning lots of 50s out there. santa rosa 53. san jose 56. livermore 55. we are looking here at this area of low pressure to our south and west generating the rainfall in southern

today the board of supervisors agreed, alameda county, one- year extension steeping the oakland -- oakland raiders, the owner, mark davis, he explored moving the team to los angeles and las vegas in the past. the agreement will become final once it is agreed upon. >>> they will hold a one-day strike next week, this comes after school officials and the faculty they failed to reach a contract. the school administrators plan to shrink cost sizes and lay off staff. the strike will take place at 6:30 am until 7:30 pm at all city college campuses. >>> a big win for donald trump and hillary clinton i. -- hillary clinton. he won with 60% of the vote, and john kasich came in at second and then ted cruz. it was a victory for hillary clinton she finished at 58% and bernie sanders close up with 43%. mary maloney has the highlights from new york. >> reporter: the building change from red white and blue to a solid red. >> i have to say to the people who know me the best. the people of new york when they give this is kind of a boats, it is just -- this kind of of votes, it is a credible. >> reporter: hillary clinton also voted. >> i love new york. the empire state building turn

the person responsible. all right, mrs. robertson. >> superior court of california county of los angeles in the matter of people of the state of californiaimpson, we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code section 187a, a felony upon nicole brown simpson in count one charged in the information. >> oh, my goodness. do you remember that? i mean, and my heart is beating just like it was then. joining me now are the writers and executive producers of "the people versus o.j. simpson, american crime story." that's amazing when you watch the scene and 21 years later there's still that drama. why is that, guys? >> it's really interesting. there's been this joke the entire sear where people say don't spoil it for me, which you just did. even we were worried about it. our marsh orders were to tell you a side of the story you didn't know. we were always worried about episode ten, the final verdict. what we found was actually knowing the ending, knowing how it turned out, it actually gave the episode almost more power. it was almost like the "titanic" or united 93, you kne