like at one point, we stayed outside of yuma, arizona, and we were like, now we've got to get from yumaexcept for an interstate that gets you from yuma to phoenix. so everyone was like, what do we do? we got this, we're fine. everybody pulls out google maps, and they're zooming out. they go, it looks like all desert from here to phoenix, but it looks like there's roads. like it doesn't say road, but it looks like there's trails. i think we can make this. so everyone kind of starts, and we get off the pavement onto a dirt roadage it's hard packed and everyone's riding and they're like, yeah. this is the adventure, like we're really owning this. all of a sudden the road gets a little softer and the vespa goes like this oh, i'm cool. then does one of those, what the hell. and then all of a sudden the road gets so soft, you can't sit, you have to walk next to your vespa as you're pushing it up a do you know. we thought we going to die until as we're pushing through the desert this truck that's all white and green and very intim dating with lights on comes flying at us out of the middle of n

traffic that formally flies between los angeles and phoenix is going through yuma arizona to the southcars are apparently bringing a surge of visitors and new business to yuma but it all may end soon. crews are expected to complete those bridge repairs tomorrow. >>> now to super bowl 2016 and are you ready for it? bay area hotels certainly are. live look at san francisco where most big brand hotels like the hilton and marriott are already sold out for super bowl 50 weekend. the ones that are not sold out like san francisco's hotel ze p phyr is charging $1,000 a night during that weekend. that is 5% higher tan what travelers are paying this summer, which is probably high as well. a hotel and ticket combo running more than $10,000 per person. >>> looks like your chances to get a good deal are pretty much gone. >> my house, how about that? >> rent it out. >>> senator al franken is not a big fan of apple music. >> scott mcgrew, he is making a federal case out of it. >> i did my best to find lyrics from a pop song, weave them into my report, nobody writes about congressional hear rings. fra

>> i had to double back, back into arizona and then south on the 95, down to yiewm pa which is -- yuma which is pretty much on the border of mexico. it was pretty much a sef and a half, eight-hour detour. >> reporter: the city of corona saw water and mud rolling down its hills. following a massive vegetation fire that burned the area just days ago. july is typically the driest month of the in southern california. yet flash flooding washed out roads in riverside county. heavy rain meant the corona fire department swift water rescue crews were sent on patrol to get people out of harm areas way. >> there are a -- harm's way. >> there are a couple of people in here that they are trying to rescue. >> reporter: firefighters used sandbags to protect homes. they believe clogged storm drains caused water and mud to flow through the neighborhood. >> oh, my jesus. >> reporter: this woman turned her street into a water slide. >> i was supposed to get to the venue. >> reporter: all this rushing water paid for a treacherous trek to a concert at an amp theater in irvine but these people took it all i

you must arizona is saying yuma arizona is saying they are seeing more people.hy the house might get vetoed from the white house. we will have an update on the fire numbers and evacuation's. >> mark: the wildfire burning out of control in the napa solano county lines. at 128 is shut down in that area. over nine square miles have been burned and over 200 homes are a friend to be burned. different campgrounds of also been evacuated. a kron 4 news if you were sent in this photo which shows the king in being evacuated. you can send us a message at kron-4-dot-com. the sacramento area is getting the smoke because the wind is blowing that way. the air quality for sacramento was considered in the good sign and tomorrow is expected to move into the moderate and that it could get even worse as the days go on. right now temperatures are still on the cool side around 50 degrees. humidity close to 100 percent. >> reporter: the firefighters are dealing with extreme drought conditions in the area is hard to get to because the terrain is steep and rugged. the increasing winds t

it all played out on saturday afternoon in yuma arizona. went between the car and a bus traveling in the same direction. 51-year-old lee himenos followed them to a rlt. the older man got taken down. >> you better stop? stop! call the cops right now. help anyone? >> munoz's girlfriend called the police. >> i did nothing to you. >> i broke the law. >> i went in between you on a road? >> yep. >> and you are going to punch me and assault me for that? >> yep. >> online munoz was hailed for his restraint. 10 out of 10 for that motorcyclist. >> were you tempted to haul off and smacked him? >> the thought entered my mind how bad would it look if i laid into an old man on the ground. >> the officer who responded smelled alcohol on the man's breath. he admitted he had four or five shots of whiskey. police say he potentially faces charges based on dui and assault. he was treated at a hospital for an aoperation on his knuckles. cnn new york. >>> cameras catch all. >>> torrential downpours, heavy winds and what else is in store for golfers at st. andrew

pronouncing the marine jet ready to go, the marines also said the first ten jets will be based in yumaarizona and because the marine corps of needs a version of the plane that takes off vertically and lands vertically, this is the most expensive version sticker price $134 million although as they say as they build more in time that will come down to just over $100 million. erica. >> there is question about the performance of the jet. what are they and how has the pentagon addressed them? >> depending who you talk to the f 35 is either the most versatile fighter jet ever or the biggest boondoggle ever. they're taking a version of the jet that doesn't have all the features including a gun that's going to be added later and software upgrades and other upgrades that will give it more night investigation capability. that has critics crying foul. they say you know this is really not ready for combat, the marines are rushing in. as an example just look at the statement by the senate armed services committee john mccain who issued a qualified endorsement. "i remain concerned about the capabili

san bernardino county around vegas thunderstorms right now and new thunderstorms popping up around yuman and phoenix. that's just a taste of some of the tropical moisture which will be steered in our direction. what do we get? not much. maybe sprinkles on monday. we'll have humidity on sunday. we'll check futurecast. we get new data in about every three hours. look at that bull's eye around santa barbara north of los angeles basin we could see a pretty decent dose of rainfall this weekend and early next week. the sierra will see it. arizona will see it. even palm springs may get some rain. for us right on the rain-no rain line. things could change but right now the only chance of showers would be a few tropical showers on monday. the weekend will be rain-free but it will be sticky outside especially sunday. best chance of showers in the santa cruz mountains. tomorrow san jose 82 close to average. campbell 84. fremont 79. pacifica 64 degrees. danville 85. brentwood, antioch, pittsburg, bay points, mid- to upper 80s. oakland 74. san rafael 81. cloverdale saturday's high 82. stickier on su

it all played out on a saturday afternoon in yuma arizona.g called lane splitting. the bike went between a car and a bus traveling in the same direction. 51-year-old lee followed cody munoz and his girlfriend to a red light. and after taking a couple of swings the older man got taken down. >> you'd better stop! stop! are you done? call the cops right now. help. anyone? >> munoz' girlfriend called the police. >> dude i did nothing to you. >> you just broke the law. >> i went in between you on a road? >> yep. >> and you're going to punch me and assault me for that. >> yep. >> online munoz was hailed for his restraint. 10 out of 10 to that motorcyclist. actually props for not smashing his teeth in. >> i think did he really good. >> were you tempted to hall off and smack him? >> no. the thought never really entered my mind if i laid into an old guy on the ground after did i what i needed to do. >> munoz would like to become a cop. the officer who responded smelled alcohol on the other man's breath. he admitted he had four to five shots of whiskey

you have border checkpoints 50 miles from the border in arizona and yuma and texas. this is not the way you secure the border. the only thing the president has done to actually reduce the amount of illegal immigrants is not really help us with our economy. we have the weakest economic recovery so therefore, the financial incentive is a lot less. >> hold that thought. hold that thought. let me just ask you one more question. rick perry is spending some time and attention on what donald trump is doing saying it's going to take more than a day trip to make a difference. he's been working on this issue for a long long time. you're strategists both of you, you advise candidates. good usage of his time and attention by the media to be talking about donald trump? >> no and i think -- but i think that's the big problem that republicans have. you cannot ignore donald trump in this instance and the more -- if you want to talk about bipartisanship the more donald trump is in the race and the republican candidates are not repudiating him, it takes away from substantive conversat

>>reporter:it all played out on a saturday afternoon in yuma, arizona.ver got mad when the biker did something that's illegal in arizona called lane-splitting. the bike went between the car and a bus traveling the same direction." >>reporter:51 year old lee schismenos followed cody moon- yos and his girlfriend to a red- light, and after taking a couple of swings, the older man got taken down. >>:"you better stop! stop! are you done?" >>:"call the cops right now. help! anyone?" >>reporter:moon-yos' girlfriend called the police. >>:"dude i did nothing to you." >>:"yeah you just broke the law." >>:"i went, i like, i went in between you at a, at a, on a road?" >>:"yep." >>:"and you're gonna, and you're gonna punch me and assault me for that? >>:"yep." >>reporter:on line moon-yos was hailed for his restraint: >>reporter:"10 out of 10 to that motorcyclist." >>reporter:"actually props for not smashing his teeth in." >>:"i think he handled it really good." >>reporter:"were you tempted to haul off and smack him?" >>:"no the, the thought never really entered my mi

. >> had to double back back into arizona down 95 to yuma which is pretty much on the border of mexico. it was pretty much a 7 1/2- 8-hour detour. >> the city of corona saw a mass of mud rolling down the hills. july is typically the driest month of the year in southern california, yet flash flooding washed out roads in riverside county. heavy rain meant the corona fire didn't's swift water rescue crews were sent on patrol to get people out of harm's way. >> there are a couple of people in here that they're trying to rescue. >> fire rescue used sandbags to protect homes. they believe clogged storm drains caused water and mud to flow through the neighborhood. >> oh my jesus. >> this woman turned her street into a water slide. >> this is how we're supposed to get to the venue. >> all of this water made it a tough trek to get to a concert inner vine but these people took it all in stride. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone. >>> several towns are cleaning up this morning. it cared away buildings and swamped homes. the flooding swept massive rvs and trailer downstream. >>> the main free

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. >>> with me now cnn senior political correspondent knee yuma leek can henderson and sara murray. thank you for being with me. nice to have you here. sara did president obama legitimize donald trump's candidacy? >> well, i'm sure president obama wouldn't want to go that far. i think he does hillary clinton a favor by saying trump is not good for the republican party. better to have the outgoing president who is established be the one saying this than hillary clinton who makes it look like he's up head to head against trump. you look at polling she needs him if they were to go head to head. >> what do you say about that? i was surprised that president obama spoke out about donald trump specifically. >> i think the political genius of what he said is he's piggy backing on something youthat is to make donald trump's synonymous with the republican party. you see republicans themselves trying to distance themselves from trump trying to say he's not quite a republican that he doesn't reflect the republican party's values but that you have the president of the united states name checking

clean water rule and the op-ed from the arizona chamber of commerce president glenn hammer in" the yuma sun" entitled listed examples of federal overregulation is way too long all be included in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: thank you madam president. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call:

it's helped significantly in yuma. we've been able to bring repeat crossings down significantly. yet, the department of justice seems to be now backing away from that program. what are your thoughts there? director rodriguez: well senator, as you know, i administrator the immigration benefits structure. i don't operate border security. i certainly support border security. i am sure the commissioner can address those concerns you have, sir. senator flake: we want to make sure that the programs we have are working continue. we have one working in arizona and we're very concerned it's not being fully implemented. the fact that mr. sanchez was able to so easily return across the border five times in the case, you know, in california is very disturbing but not surprising, frankly. so i thank you for your testimony. appreciate it, mr. chairman. senator sessions: thank you, senator flake. well, the streamline program i don't think either one of you operate that but i hope you'll fight for it because backing away from it, as senator flake said, is very much a retrograde step. we're also

operation stream line, in arizona, a secure or consequences program and it has helped significantly in yuma. we've been able to bring repeat crossings down significantly. yet the department of justice seems to be now backing away from that program. what are your thoughts there? >> well, senator, as you know i administer the immigration benefits structure. i don't operate border security. >> i understand that. >> i certainly support board security. and i'm sure commissioner kerlikowske could address those concerns. >> those are serious concerns and we want to make sure that the programs that we have working continue and we have one that is working here in arizona and we're very concerned that it is not being fully implemented. the fact that mr. sanchez was able to so easily return across the border five times in the case in california is very disturbing but not surprising, frankly. so i thank you for your testimony, appreciate it. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you senator. >> well the stream line program, i don't think either one of you operate that but i hope you will fight for it because

in yuma, $1.3 million in taxation. this is, mr. chairman, an important and very vital part of america's history. as we approach the anniversary of this legislation that was created in 1966, i think it is important to reinforce the ability for these particular sites. we need to increase the ability for feasibility studies. we need the support of legislative action and designation and we need to be able to introduce people to the importance of these sites. i ask my colleagues to support this amendment and i reserve my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. does any member wish to rise in opposition to the amendment? the gentlelady from texas is recognized for her remain 15g seconds. ms. jackson lee: let me make very quick mention of the emansvation -- emancipation park in houston 1872, four former slaves raised $400, that will be part of it. but i would just simply say that this is a very important part of america's history. i ask my colleagues to support the creation of a national heritage site across america by supporting the ja

the diminishing colorado river is a growing concern for farmers in yuma, arizona.illions of people depend on its water -- millions of people depend on its water. caller: good morning. i support the president with this initiative. i worked on an economic the challenge region of virginia. i worked with presidency came out and had federal benefits reinstated. there is so much poverty and mental illness. i think also -- less reform the prison guards -- let's reform the prison guards. they have a high divorce rate, high alcohol and drug abuse just from working in the prisons. amnesty international is reviewing a lot of these prisons because some of the guards actually cover up the cameras and then beat some of these prisoners up. there is a lot of abuses that should be looked at. and the severe penalties and sentencing for the poor compared to rich or wealthier people who have lawyers and can get off with these big corporate crimes. i'm glad somebody will finally take a look at this. host: that's president of the national association of assistant u.s. attorneys has this

it's helped significantly in yuma. we've been able to bring repeat crossings down significantly., the department of justice seems to be now backing away from that program. what are your thoughts there? director rodriguez: well, senator, as you know, i administrator the immigration benefits structure. i don't operate border security. i certainly support border security. i'm sure commissioner -- the commissioner can address those concerns you have, sir. senator flake: we want to make sure that the programs we have are working continue. we have one working in arizona and we're very concerned it's not being fully implemented. the fact that mr. sanchez was able to so easily return across the border five times in the case you know, in california is very disturbing but not surprising frankly. so i thank you for your testimony. appreciate it, mr. chairman. senator sessions: thank you senator flake. well, the streamline program i don't think either one of you operate that but i hope you'll fight for it because backing away from it as senator flake said, is very much a retrograde step. we'