this was the aftermath of the robbery at the 7-eleven on thornhill road. you can see pieces of glass on the floor from the smashed door. the worker says there were four armed suspects who smashed their way in and took money from the register. >>> this was the scene at the chevron extra mile on pierson street. behind the counter it was ransacked. the suspects used objects to get inside, no word from oakland police if these robberies are connected. >>> nearly 1,000 inmates are fighting the fires in southern california. now there are calls to give them a raise. the inmates make about 30% of the state's wildfire fighting force each year and according to the california department of corrections and rehabilitations, they typically make between 5 to $10 a day and more than $26 a day during the fire season. reality star kim kardashian is now asking the governor to increase the pay for all incarcerated firefighters. >>> we know air support is critical to fighting these fires. the california air national guard gave us a look inside one of their firefighting planes.

. >> police say thieves also broke into a pair of 7-eleven stores on thornhill drive and pierson street. it's unclear if the same people were responsible for all of those robberies. >>> back to southern california and a civilian drone that took down a firefighting aircraft has drawn the attention of the fbi. a drone punctured the wing of a canadian super scooper during the fight against the palisades fire last week and that aircraft is now grounded. fbi agents are analyzing parts of the drone and asking for the public's help to find whoever was operating it. >> through our investigation we're going to try to determine those facts. we're going to look for serial numbers and try to identify fingerprints and dna to try to put those pieces back together as part of our investigation. >> the fbi says the drone was private and unregistered, making it more difficult to identify the owner. it is illegal, by the way, to fly commercial drones in restricted flight zones. >>> our first alert weather now, the north bay is feeling the wind this afternoon. a wind advisory was in effect today for the in

and thornhill tore you know for me the moment i knew president trump had it when he was going to win? it happened in mcdonalds. it wasn't the visit to mcdonalds but a very special moment and don't get me wrong. i could not do what president trump did. by the way, can we hear it for that mcdonalds franchise owner? [ cheering ] >> that is a patriot. jesse watters called me the scariest guy on television and i can't risk screwing it up on television and takes off his jacket and puts on the app ron and goes -- apron and goes to the fry station and was fearless. untouched by human hands. brilliant. but the moment that i knew he won the fight was when he goes to the takeout window. immigrant indian family rolls up. thick subcontinent accent. husband goes to president trump as he's handing the bag of burgers through the window. thank you, thank you mr. president for doing this for nobodies like us. remember that? president said, what do you mean? you're a american, not a nobody. then the next thing that happened. what happened next? turn up the volume. go back and watch the video. the man's

this was the aftermath at a 7-eleven on thornhill road. a worker says four armed suspects smashed their way in and then took money from the register. this was the scene at a chevron on pierson street. police say the suspects used objects to get inside. it is not known if these robberies are connected. >>> some concerns about a shoreline park with a colorful past, elevated levels of radiation have been found at the albany bulb. our amanda hari talked to one scientist who said the findings may not be as dangerous as you might think. >> reporter: gigi valdez has been visiting albany bulb for years. she gets some exercise, fresh air, and an opportunity to let her dogs burn off some energy. it's one of her favorite ways to get out in nature, that is, until she heard that there are elevated levels of radiation. >> to be honest, it's always in the back of my mind, the health. >> reporter: she was so concerned she temporarily changed her habits. >> for a while i didn't come, but i mean it's difficult to stay inside. you want to go out in nature. >

police say a group broke the front doors of the 7-eleven on thornhill drive and held the clerk at gunpointarettes and a cash register and ran. shortly thereafter, another robbery at the 7-eleven on pierson street. the suspects taking off with the same items. so far, no arrests have been made. well, we are moving the bay area for this midday with some big changes coming for bart riders starting this morning. i'm mike inouye is tracking all you need to know before the next time you plan your trip. all transit riders, in fact, should check their schedules today as timing has been adjusted. again. as we mentioned last year, 20 bay area transit agencies work together to better synchronize their schedules to help improve transit rider experience all around the bay. but do note a change for peninsula bart riders who have to make a new transfer on weeknights after 9 p.m. due to the big change we're talking about, bart is starting a new multi-year project, their first phase of a system wide upgrade from their 50 year old control system to a more efficient communications based train control system.

mary katherine, this is an issue thornhill tore that came to my attention from a producer and everything out the censoring, the editing will go there and i had no idea it was happening and important to turn it around; right? >> certainly important economically. i love the idea also that trump sort of treating hollywood like a foreign country that needs an ambassador and they're icons that will go out and have that conversation. i think the left will wine saying they're trying to co-op the art and it's been coopted for political purposeses over and over and over again to their disadvantage and not serving customers anymore and trump thinks about it as business ask cultural dominance is largely in part -- largely because of hollywood and good to have that in the world and jobs here. rachel: absolutely. america first hollywood quintessentially american and all the jobs should be here a thousand%. they'll welcome the change. another thing that's interesting from california among we've been talking about the fires, mary katherine, who knew, hunter biden's art work all burned up in that flames

calls this week when they report their earnings because i think they're going to have to explain why thornhill tore they're spending so much money to combat what looks like a much cheaper chinese rival. >> these are very bright people well informed and dorothy microsoft was not informed of this a few days ago and i would take the threat at its service and seriously but i'm not so sure i would draw too many conclusions here. stuart: what's the new t word in town? it's not transitory. what was the t word? >> the most overword used in the financial lexicon was transitory and the new t words were trump and tariffs and i think investors are getting so obsessed with the tariffs. you have to watch what trump, what he does versus what he says coming back to the earlier query and maybe the fact that trump pushed back on the company and there's stubbornness and symptomatic of what other countries are going to do and i however think there's reversal and demonstrates that trump means what he says and says what he means. he means business so stuart: thank you, jason katz. look at movers and we've got to st

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police say a clerk at this 7-eleven on thornhill road in the montclair neighborhood was robbed at gunpoint. a chevron extra mile store on peterson street near pierson street near 580, was also ransacked. and there's no word from police on whether those two crimes might be related. they are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. and new at five, a four year old girl is in the hospital tonight after she was shot during a chaotic shootout in vallejo, where dozens of rounds were fired. our crime reporter henry lee is live at the vallejo police department tonight with the very latest. henry. >> well, vallejo police were actually serving a search warrant in the crest neighborhood when they heard the gunfire that led to this four year old girl getting shot. i've also learned that shell casings from at least four guns were recovered. >> you've offended and hurt somebody that couldn't defend themselves. what kind of coward are you that you pick on people like that? >> harold diaz is in shock after a weekend shootout left a four year old girl critically wounded and left the vallejo

police say a clerk at the 7-eleven on thornhill road in the montclair neighborhood was robbed at gunpointevron extra mile store on pierson street right near 580 was also ransacked. no word from police tonight on whether the two crimes could be related. they are asking anyone with information about the cases to give them a call. and in the south bay, police in san jose say a shooting that killed a man over the weekend was the city's first homicide of the year. officers were called to the area of loma verde drive and eden avenue around 10:00 saturday night, and found the man on a sidewalk with at least one gunshot wound. he was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. police say a suspect has not been identified and the victim's name has not been released. >> okay. checking in on the weather. it's going to be dry for a while. we had a wind advisory last night. not again tonight. they've dropped it. we do have a frost advisory, and we have a long range forecast that is absent the rain, the opportunities for rain. so i'm going to push this all the way through. a few clouds c

police say that a group broke the front door of the 7-eleven on thornhill drive, and then held that clerk at gunpoint. they were able to steal cigarettes and a cash register before running off. shortly after another robbery at a 7-eleven on pearson street. the suspects taking off with the same items. so far, no arrests have been made. 509 on your monday morning. taking a peek outside this morning overlooking san jose. nice and clear out there. kari got a look at our forecast for today. yeah, we're starting out with some cold temperatures, frost advisory in effect for the inland areas and the east bay and south bay, but also a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning, mainly for the north bay where we are going to see these north and easterly winds picking up. it's mostly going to be throughout this afternoon and then into early tomorrow morning. we start to see the wind calming down as our temperatures today head for the upper 50s and low 60s. still very mild out there. we'll talk about changes on the way for the week coming up in a few minutes. mike's been looking around to f

police say a group broke the front doors of the 7-eleven on thornhill drive just before 3 a.m.r robbery at a 7-eleven on pearson street. suspects taking off with the same items. so far, no arrests have been made. we are expecting a sunny but windy week here in the bay area. here's kari hall with our 7-day forecast. temperatures are headed for the mid 60s for today. lots of sunshine, but just as fast as it warmed up, it's going to cool off tonight and it will dip close to freezing in some of our inland valleys in the east bay and south bay. and as we go into tomorrow, the wind will be lighter, but we're still looking at some pleasant weather and sunshine. and through the rest of the week, more of the same conditions, with highs in the mid to upper 60s and lows in the mid 30s. it may be just a touch cooler for the weekend but still not expecting any rain. we could also see the clouds increasing in san francisco as we get those cooler temperatures, with highs in the upper 50s through the end in the upper 50s through the end of the week, (humming) behold! a glorious round table pep

was just a couple of hours ago where police say a group broke the front door of the 7-eleven on thornhill bay area are helping our friends who have been devastated by those wildfires down south inouthern california, for instance, here in pleasanton, a woman named ginger faith. she lives here in the east bay. she has a friend who lost her home in los angeles during those fires. so this weekend, she decided to organize a donation drive to help out her friend and others impacted by those fires in los angeles, she and other volunteers. they filled a truck with clothes, water, and even pet food that will be driving that down south today. let's get a look at our forecast on this monday morning with meteorologist kari hall. it's starting out clear, cool and breezy, especially in san francisco. we're already seeing the wind picking up and it will be windy throughout the day. our high temperatures still above normal, reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s. a very nice day ahead, but our weather is on repeat. no major changes over the next few days. even after seeing our highs in the mid 60s, our