luis alejo/asambleista de watsonville 17:03:01 ha sido una batalla, no ha sido fácil, pero gracias a que con el apoyo del gobernador y mis colegas en la asamblea y en el senado este año pudimos lograr un aumento, por primera vez en 6 años aquí en el estado de california. la cmara de comercio de california se opuso al incremento, que se espera afecte a un milln y medio de trabajadores de tiempo completo. s.o.t. martha ahilon/residente de oakland 29:52:14 yo estoy ganando 8.50 el mínimo, pero me gustaría la hora. martha ahiln mando casas y aplaude el o.t. martha ahilon/residente oakland rque ya vas a ganar más a la semana. ayudar la familia.. muchos negooen del mnimo. ron que ya pagan nimo19:59:01 un dólar más por lo menos me da un poco más de gasolina para poder manejar a mi trabajo. s.o.t. luis alejo/asambleista de watsonville 17:30:02 sabemos que no es suficiente es difícil sobrevivir en $10 ra, pero sí es una gran ayuda, mento solamente en de ndrá uno de los salariosonte in todo estados udos. este mi inf, ora regreso n ustedes al estudio. topvo - blanca ---el fbi hizo pblico hoy es

luis alejo/asambleista de watsonville 17:03:01 ha sido una batalla, no ha sido fácil, pero gracias a que con el apoyo del gobernador y mis colegas en la asamblea y en el senado este año pudimos lograr un aumento, por primera vez en 6 años aquí en el estado de california. la cmara de comercio de california se opuso al incremento, que se espera afecte a un milln y medio de trabajadores de tiempo completo. s.o.t. martha ahilon/residente de oakland 29:52:14 yo estoy ganando 8.50 el mínimo, pero me gustaría ganar 9 o 10 la hora. martha ahiln trabaja limpiando casas y aplaude el incremento. s.o.t. martha ahilon/residente de oakland 30:09:02 mucha diferencia porque ya vas a ganar más a la semana. ayudar a la familia.. muchos negocios en oakland nos dijeron que ya pagan ms del mnimo. pero durante la ceremonia, uno de los oradores fue este joven que vive en tracy y maneja para su trabajo hasta mountain view ganando el mnimo. s.o.t. yaveth gómez/gana el mínimo 19:59:01 un dólar más por lo menos me da un poco más de gasolina para poder manejar a mi trabajo. s.o.t. luis alejo/asambleista de wats

they are from watsonville and kelly tombmy is here to -- i can't talk. i have food in my mouth. >> that's fine. how are you doing, roberta? come down to the concord farmer's market where you can find the freshest fruit in northern california. >> reporter: 6,000 people will be here tonight. we have lots of great fruit, vegetables and music at 6:30 tonight. >> yes. we are here every thursday night from 4 to 8. come find me if you have any questions. >> how do you pick the people who come and represent their fruits? >> it's a long-standing relationship. pacific coast farmer's markets have been around for 25 years. >> reporter: so now who is the best in the business? >> yes. >> reporter: you have something else here? >> i do, roberta. some of the farmers. we also have fresh flowers and he wanted to make sure that he personally gave these to you. >> reporter: what a surprise for me? thanks. actually, guys, 6:30 big concert. mash tones 7,000 people expected here tonight and we'll bring it to you in our 6:00 newscast. for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix

. >> reporter: the state fined one watsonville strawberrygoer for intentionally using an illegal pesticidesrop. pesticides benefits outweigh any risks but even small legal amounts can add unacceptably. this is pesticide legal analyst kristin schafer. >> there's some risks over there and having produce that have more than what we accept here. >> reporter: we wanted to find out what was in the produce samples. investigators bagged, tags and took 18 samples for advanced analysis. at a special state laboratory. testing 3,600 samples a year costing about $1,000 each not paid by taxpayers but by fees on pesticides use in california. we saw each of the samples chopped and pureed. then chemicals that will test for chemicals. our results 15 of 18 samples, 83% positive for pesticides. that's double what's expected. although none exceeded federal standards. the highest california grown oranges a little over 1/3 of limit for a fungicide. three of four samples lower than average tomatoes from mexico. >> each one of those might be at a level that's well below the safety level. but we don't know very much

. >> reporter: the state fined one watsonville strawberrygoer for intentionally using an illegal pesticides on his entire crop. pesticides benefits outweigh any risks but even small legal amounts can add unacceptably. this is pesticide legal analyst kristin schafer. >> there's some risks over there and having produce that have more than what we accept here. >> reporter: we wanted to find out what was in the produce samples. investigators bagged, tags and took 18 samples for advanced analysis. at a special state laboratory. testing 3,600 samples a year costing about $1,000 each not paid by taxpayers but by fees on pesticides use in california. we saw each of the samples chopped and pureed. then chemicals that will test for chemicals. our results 15 of 18 samples, 83% positive for pesticides. that's double what's expected. although none exceeded federal standards. the highest california grown oranges a little over 1/3 of limit for a fungicide. three of four samples lower than average tomatoes from mexico. >> each one of those might be at a level that's well below the safety level. but we don'

and monterey bay, could develop in watsonville. currently 52 degrees today. here's what to expect.re already starting to see a break in some of the clouds. patchy fog still likely in the valley. temperatures in the low 60s this afternoon. we will see breezy conditions. once we get to the sunshine we will see more of it, but with the cooler air mass you notice temperatures coming down a few degrees. low 60s to mid-80s today. then we see the sunshine stick around a little longer. clouds muff in later on this evening. i'll have the complete accuweather seven-day forecast coming up shortly. carolyn. >> francis, thank you. new details about a valley teenager who died while trapped inside a car. the 14-year-old was found dead inside her brothers bmw outside a high school on wednesday. police believe an anti-theft feature kicked in, not letting her escape the sweltering vehicle. investigators say the doors locked both on the inside and outside when the key is used. it also disables the horn, and makes it almost impossible to escape. >> i don't think of that even after the investigation st

this morning we report the sprinkles from napa to watsonville.wn through monterey you see shower activity. finally it pushes eastward into the central valley and into the syria nevada where we are looking at showers and windy conditions. rainfall amounts not too impressive but still we will look for anywhere from the coast. you may not see anything in the south bay. high temperatures today ranking from the mid-60s, but it is mild from half moon bay to richmond. upper 60s in vallejo and low 70s in the east bay. 72 livermore. a slight chance of thunderstorm up by santa rosa, cloverdale. 67 clear lake. the accuweather seven-day forecast, big changes tomorrow. temperatures go way up with plenty of sunshine. first day of autumn by the afternoon and we will look for sunny and mild conditions monday. wednesday, thursday, friday beautiful with our typically dry weather for this time of year. >> thank you, lisa. sounds good. coming up next, from the locker room to the classroom. a pep talk to entice some bay area students to become acade [ mom ] in my fam

were watching everybody buy the most delicious fruit in the entire valley anywhere from modesto to watsonvilleyards of pleasanton. >> our fruit is fantastic. we have i think selfishly thinking the best farmer's market around. >> reporter: i agree. one thing i noticed the people here in concord are so friendly. >> it's a great place to be. downtown is the heart and soul of the community. >> reporter: now you have this concert that kicks off at 6:30 and it's a great family event. >> it's great and it's free. and again, thank goodness for our sponsors that have made this thing possible. the public has given us almost $20,000 this year. >> reporter: you think concert, you think music but you don't think a lot of kids? let me show you something. move the camera over. these kids have been having some fun. labor day has come and gone but in concord today at 84 degrees, tomorrow we are easily going to top off in the 90s. another day near 100 degrees on saturday. sunday will be triple digits. then slightly cooler monday into the 90s. thank you for inviting us out. >> you bring great for us: next week i

contra costa county and already we are look at the shower activity in the santa cruz mountains and watsonville. we will be left still with the possibility of showers through the afternoon. but as we clear on out tonight it's going to be quite chilly. in fact, we are going to look at temperatures in the upper 40s to the low 50s. but before that, the totals anywhere from .01 to about .01 in the suggest bay, maybe .2 in the east bay with more along the coast and up in the north bay. so with yesterday's mist and drizzle, they have already had really kind of a wet start to the weekend up in sonoma county. 68 today in oakland. look for 64 in half moon bay. so notice the temperature spread is really pretty narrow from the mid-60s coast to the low 70s inland. 68 this santa rosa. 71 in morgan hill. and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring temperatures that will bump up considerably tomorrow when we see way more sunshine. 10 inland, mid-70s around the bay. 60s coast. autumn arrives 1:44. look for lent of sunshine monday. a little breezy and cooler on tuesday. but by wednesday, thursday and frida

even the author out of watsonville was prepared to put the legislation on hold but no need, the assembly approved it 55-19 and the senate 2 hate 8. the bill says it's up to the dmv to determine what document will be required for an undocumented immigrant to receive a license. they will receive a special license marked with the initials dp to indicate driver's privilege instead of dl for driver's license. it will serve as an i.d. for driving and does not establish eligibility for employment, voting or public benefit. the other bill now green lighted would raise california's minimum wage to $10 an hour. it's at $8. it would first bump to $9 an ho hour, then $10 in 2016. the increase would be the most in five years. governor brown says this is overdue that would help working class families. he is expected to sign both of these into law soon. i'll have more on the minimum wage debate. one sis says thousands of jobs will be lost. i'll have the numbers on both sides. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you. 5:03. san jose police looking for the man who got away following a robbery. it happene