(justine) doug johnson reports from sacramento. at many costco locations, local businesses can donate to the children's miracle network, a non-profit which funds treatment for children in hospitals.for just 500 dollars, businesses that donate get to hang a banner ad inside costco.for sacramento black rifle, it seemed like "it kind of twofold. we're donand getting some advertising at a local costco."sacramento black rifle store manager nate woodward says the store and their sister store, sparks black rifle in nevada,had their banner up at costco for a few years.but this year, everything changed.nate woodward:"citrus heights actually told us that it was against their guidelines and they did not want to have the banner up in their store anymore."it was a similar situation at the sparks store. nate woodward:"after a week, they said we do not want the banner up anymore, somebody complained."see, black rifle's logo features an image of an a-r-15.that's what was on the banner.woodward says both costcos refunded the 500 dollar payments, an

back in the sacramento courtroom today as attorneys argued over what can be leased to the public. several media outlets want his arrest and search warrants unsealed. the judge says he will make his decision on thursday. his lawyer argue that opening the files could jeopardize the

sacramento grew by more than 7000 people last year. they have the highest percentage gain of any big city in the state. however, some of the residence see the population boom is causing traffic and housing problems. >> we're not building as fast as we would like to to meet the internal demand. it's building for that future that there's going to be more people here and how do we work together. >> affordable housing is one of the reasons many people moved to sacramento. however, a recent real estate report found the sacramento area is now seeing the third fastest rent increase in the country. >>> 4:27 is the time. dramatic moments in a cafe in berkeley. what happened when some good samaritans tried to stop thieves from stealing a laptop. >>> some surprising new turns in the saga involving president donald trump and a porn actress. we will have more just ahead. >>> we're watching the bay bridge toll plaza. let's see what it's doing here. already a little bit of crowding in some of those outside lanes. some of the early birds. for the most

en otra informaciÓn, en la universidad de sacramento se realizÓ el primer foro de educaciÓn bipartidista. seis eran presentes candidatos y lÍderes comunitarios con importantes mensajes. >> se avecinan dos procesos electorales y muchas decisiones trascendentales en el futuro de la comunidad y para ello hay que estar preparados. >> tenemos que saber quÉ estÁn representando esos candidatos, tenemos que estar seguros de sus compromisos, lo que estÁn ofreciendo es vÁlido. >> julio gonzÁlez ha sido incansable activista que ha buscado convencer a la comunidad de la necesidad de creer y participar en todo comisiÓn electoral. se han unido varias personas como arturo que se han comprometido con la preparaciÓn. >> queremos elevar la educaciÓn del pueblo latino de cÓmo involucrarse y las acciones cÍvicas de sacramento que son muy importantes para la vida cotidiana. >> por ello, este sÁbado se realizÓ un foro de educación bipartidista en universidad estatal de sacramento donde estuvieron presentes algunos candidatos. >> tiene desde hoy hasta junio cinco para votar a la gente de sacramen

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> laura: the nonfox media is abuzz with the latest so-called bombshell from michael avenatti, an attorney for @ingrahamangle star stormy daniels. he's claiming that the company controlled by a russian

sacramento, california is under siege. a violent serial rapist is on the prowl. >> with this guy the next rape could be almost anywhere. >> this guy was a menace, he was striking time and time again. the fact they couldn't catch this guy just ignited the city in fear. >> reporter: a lot of people are buying guns.guns.guns. >> reporter: this spunky 13-year-old named margaret wardlow couldn't get enough of those headlines. >> it was really -- piqued my interest. like, what was making this guy tick? why was he doing this? >> anything that she could read or hear about on tv of the east area rapist, she was just intrigued by it. >> reporter: thursday, november 10th. it's a school night and margaret goes to bed early. >> i was awoken about 2:30 in the morning, with a flashlight in my face. and i knew at that moment, this is the east area rapist. >> reporter: margaret's mother tied up in the next room, the rapist stacking plates on her back. >> he did that with so many of the victims when there was more than one person in the hou

into sacramento for the morning. we get sunshine for the afternoon. point out though, up in the north bay hills, lake county, northern napa county, might see an isolated shower monday also into tuesday. wednesday may be the most interesting day. area of low pressure comes on through. look closely, off here to the east, one of our weather models brings in a chance of seeing showers around the east day midday wednesday which will be the coolest day of the week with highs in the upper 50s to upper 60s on wednesday. through midweek, the temperatures come down. you are seeing in terms of rainfall accumulation for the bay area, that's mostly just drizzle. this might not be by wednesday as the upper level system passes by. shower chances up from lake county and across the sierra. we're going to see a cool, blustery week. tuesday is windy, too. highs around san francisco in the upper 50s. rebounding a little bit as we head toward next weekend. valley temperatures will be running cool as well. no 80s. now we're talking upper 60s on wednesday. a chance of seein

sara raudelunas is a sacramento realtor. her agency -- lyon real estate -- is listing this property. - tour of the homethe home was recently renovated with quartz countertops installed on an island kitchen counter, decked out with herringbone pattern ceramic floors.moving into the master bedroom -- -- turning on lightsis a 12 foot by 7 foot custom walk-in closet.the furniture -- just for show right now -- the space: 1947 square feet -- sitting on a little more than a tenth of an acre...with an open front and backyard (;06)sara raudelunas, realtor "we're attracting...people not only for affordability but what sacramento has to offer when you live here."the price for the home is about $300- thousand more than the median price of a home in sacramento county.and if you're looking for site seeing -- it's less than a mile from sacramento state -- and five miles from one of california's most famous buildings - the state capitol.in sacramento, kl. (grant) sacramento is not alone...seeing an influx of peole moving from the bay. other

i am a student at sacramento state. immigrant to california, so my california dream starts a bit farther. what i would like to have at least two of your address is the issue of immigrant children coming into k-12 and also the higher education system. sacramento, when i came to the it was marketed as one of the most adversities, but in a load of cases, those students are overlooked. we tally that you are from kenya and we have your five on the real but for the connections that need to be made in the classroom and elsewhere, those were projects that were simply not taken on. so how can we address those in communityalso questions that are being overlooked? yes, we celebrate diversity, but when we seek people of color, are we also bringing them in? vicki: the idea that all the students who are considered daca eligible, they are all from mexico or latin america. daca students come from 192 countries. yes, the majority of them are latin american. d.r.e.a.m. centers that took a lot of activism and a lot of pushing for the d.r.

sacramento is cooler, 50 on the temps. every reporting station says cloudy. we are stuck, occidental 53, low clouds and fog with afternoon thunderstorms over the sierra. we will set the stage for what could be rain here by friday morning or late thursday. 50s and 60s for most temps. but that in your weather pipe and smoke it. nice job yesterday at salesforce, that looked really nice. >> thank you. i enjoyed that. we cannot see the salesforce tower because it is too foggy. let's look at what we have now with the commute on 580 westbound and the livermore area. getting in from tracy is already slow. we have some construction delays. we already have some slow traffic as you drive through. this is an early slowdown, it is kind of surprising, but not really when they have lanes blocked because of road work. we have traffic that is busy from livermore to dublin and over to castro valley but it is not stop and go. it is light travel on 880 north and southbound in front of oracle arena heading up to downtown oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza. the drizzle is there

sacramento and mendocino counties saw it yesterday. this is the kicker and will get it out of there. it is ramping up the fog bank and the delta wind, not a breeze, when you get 30 miles per hour, that is cool all the way to sacramento. 50 square the temps. i doubt they change at all. berkeley labs at .03 or drizzle. alameda 55, in the city 53 and .01 on the drizzle. this system will equal a cool pattern. 50s and 60s for everybody. >>> sal tells us the traffic on a super commute is? >> it is still okay. you don't have much to worry about if you get on the roadways soon in solano county. that is what we are doing, the solano county super commute. vacaville and fairfield look pretty good getting across the carquinez bridge. getting away from vallejo and crossing into hercules and crockett driving on 80 there is a little bit of congestion. for the most part, it is a nice drive. the venetia bridge traffic looks good, as well. if you look at the eastshore freeway, it is a lace -- a nice looking job -- a nice-looking drive to richmond. for t

the last time we saw deangelo was in a sacramento court in a barred holding cage. he is charged with 12 counts of murder in four counties. he's yet to enter a plea, but some people have already made up their minds. and they're upset the suspect may have been living in citrus heights, one of the very communities where the golden state killer left his mark. >> i really had some somehow rationalized he was dead. to find out he's been living and breathing in citrus heights? to find out he had a wife and children? >> josef deangelo married sharon huddle in 19 city. they have three daughters. some reports say they are separated. last year, deangelo retired from savemart where he worked as a truck mechanic for 27 years. gary griffin was his friend and co-worker. the two often had lunch together. >> i can't look at him in court because i picture the guy that i was standing next to at work. he was very, very afraid of being in trouble. never called in sick. he was proud of that. >> deangelo often ate at charlie's cafe in citrus heights. >> this is where he sat a week before

sacramento sheriff's department is convinced the east area rapist acted alone but sacramento bee spoke with a former investigator who crack the case. several victims heard the attacker speak to someone. that may as well have been a confused things for those victims and it's also possible the attacker was talking to himself. investigators in sacramento maintain joe see deang low is the one and only suspect. >>> what will it take to end a backlog in rape kit testing? investigators will explain what resources are needed. the goal is to test 200 sexual assault kits by the end of next summer and put the process in place to make sure new kits get tested within a month. >>> more details now. we've told you many times about the problem. a group that tracks this says california still has more than 13,000 untested rape kits. the group and the backlog says america has over 225,000 untested kids. >> 4:52. you'll notice more police officers on streets in san francisco today. sfpd is holding safety enforcement operations, focusing on bicycle and pedestrian safety. they have seen a concerning amount

sacramento's population grew 1.5% over the last year, the highest in the state. placer and el dorado were the highest growth counties. it brings challenges to the region. most notably? not enough housing. >> it's not able to keep up with where the population is going. >> reporter: he says unlike the bay area, those moving to the sacramento region are looking for family homes, not apartments. places like roseville and rockland added around 900 housing units apiece. a significant step but -- >> there's still more people coming in than there's housing available. >> we are not building as fast as we would like to, to meet the internal demand. >> reporter: chris represents hundreds of building companies in the region. he says because of a short average labor, homebuilders are only meeting 20% of housing demand. >> i think it's just planning for that future we all know is coming but there will be more people here and how do we work together? >> answering that question has proven difficult for policymakers so far. >> they need to go sit at the lights at commuter -- at r

in fact some of it made it out to the sacramento valley. that will keep temps on the cool side, especially inland where they should be 10 degrees warmer. if you're going to the giants game, about the same as last night. there will be a lot of low clouds around. 56 degrees. joe overcast, cool mid may pattern for us. 50s and 60s and low 70s. antioch only 70. santa rosa only 64. all cooler than yesterday. hard to believe. san jose, 68/56. what is average 74/52. well below on the low and a little bit below on the high side. 37 in 1896 the record low. you can see the low cloud deck going towards the sacramento valley and coming off of the sierra. you have collapsing thunderstorms and some cloud cover going east to west. so multiple layers there different direction. 25, west/southwest. west. west napa airport. on shore wind. watch the thunderstorm activity just go bonkers over the sierra. mainly south of tahoe towards mammoth and also bishop there. were some also to the north. not nearly the number that we saw. although another system is moving i

maybe northern sacramento valley could see some. northern lake county and mendocino county could see some but another system is coming in to move it out. if you're heading out for the long holiday weekend heading north, don't tell me you didn't know about the thunderstorms. you will get them. it will be better sunday and warmer on monday. thursday, friday and saturday will be active. west-southwest all the way to sacramento we have 50s on the towns. we have low clouds and fog with another low poised to move in in the next 24 to 36 hours. 50s and 60s for your temps and low 70s. >>> this is when things get a little crazy for traffic. >> you are absolutely correct. we have slowed traffic building. we are starting with the solano county commute and 80 westbound is getting a little busy approaching the carquinez bridge out of vallejo if you are driving on 37. it is getting slow as you drive toward sonoma and pittsburg county. i always wonder about 101 and it looks pretty good all the way to san rafael. most of the slow traffic is in the

authorities in sacramento they they got a match by using a free board abased dna base. but investigators say it does not mean that dna from every single code case will get the same treatment because of privacy and legal concerns. >> we are in uncharted waters in regards to using this technology, and there is some naysayers. truck one of the critics is this attorney. >> nobody is looking at their science and nobody has looked to see if the labs are nice and clean. are they using the correct her seizures? -- procedures? >> reporter: before dna websites can be used, there has to be dna. there are plenty of cases where the killer did not leave any dna behind. >> dna is an investigative tool , and a very small percentage of homicides are soft with dna. most are sought with conventional old-fashioned police work. >> reporter: but the sergeant said his office is looking into whether or not these websites can be used to identify the 10 or so john or jane does, people who are dead but not necessarily murdered. >> this could be helpful in that rio. >> reporter: this woman helped

and for really anybody that lived in sacramento at the time, it was... it changed us. it changed our community. it went from a very i would say innocent town where people left their doors unlocked, they leftr tindows open, they knew nothing about self-defense, to a time when it happened so often and it was so much o the news that it wasn't a matter of if it was going to happen again, it was a matt of when. and so it really terrorized this community. t's almost difficult to explain. it's almost like living through es earthquake and trying to explain that pr of what it's like to go through that. but it really did change thi ommunity in many, many ways. >> brangham: obviously you used a very uneue techni to finally identify him. i explained how you went aboutor this band. but can you tell us more about how did you come up with this idea, how did y execute this? >> well, i don't want to take credit for the idea. there was a team ofolks that worked on it. so my credit i guess is just kind ofaking sure that we have a team approach going into this. but, you know, it was essen

struck out eight and a rehab assignment in sacramento and just 3 2/3 innings. how about his teammates? brandon crawford, he does not want the month of may to end. two run shot to left, to tie the game with the cubbies at two. his sixth homer, two more hits for crawford, batting .446 this month. top of the fifth, tied up three. brandon belt -- excuse me. the go-ahead run. giants beat the cubs 5-4 to snub a three-game skid. >>> over the coliseum, south -- those are some powerful teams. in the game against arizona, first pitch matt joyce hit it where the big boys do. first of three long balls for oakland. that was plenty of support for daniel mengden striking out five and a complete-game two hit shutout and they won final of 3- 0. >>> you know how i was talking about everybody winning? cal baseball, stanford baseball also won. all over the bay area including right here at oracle. >> that is great, when you ask who won the day, across the board, everyone did. >> everybody, like picking your favorite kid. >> thanks so much, nice job we will be right back. i call it

also in the sacramento valley. we will have some decent to roaring temperatures on our temps. 52 in concord pavilion. low clouds will be with us for a few days until the system kicks out late saturday. 50s and 60s and a lot of the temperatures. it is 6:01. sal, you are looking at your screen. >> i'm he was of the i can ashley put on tv. let's go to the camera that we are following with. a fire truck and a medic unit are getting out to the bay bridge. if i can actually switch it here, because it looks like they are approaching the toll plaza. there they go. here they come. they're coming to the toll plaza area. you might be coming up to some sort of accident. i think they might be coming around and here comes chp. they want to get there fast. the going to make the u-turn and get out and go the other way. there is a problem here at the toll plaza. we will let you know what it is. the westbound bay bridge. you can see that traffic is backed up as you drive out to the area. we do have a 80 northbound heading north. eas

eventually it ends in sacramento. the seven-stage race covers more than 600 miles. now if you want to watch, live tv coverage at 1:30 on nbc sports network. >> 22 miles doesn't seem that long but it is windy and hilly. so no thank you. >>> a housing solution. the steps one tri-valley community is taking to make sure seniors could live in the city they love. >>> and an explosion and federal agents say it was detonated on purpose. the new clues they are looking for. >>> and check out social media. we posted what to do if a business closes and you still have gift cards. >>> what happens when a business closes? and they haven't delivered your stuff. nbc bay area is here to help. send the company a letter. the mail is most likely being forwarded. also talk to a neighboring store or the landlord to get their forwarding address. if the company files for bankruptcy -- the money gained from selling assets goes to their creditors and employees. anything left over will go to the customers who are on the record as losing money. get on the record, you could file a claim with the

sacramento, ventura, orange and santa barbara counties. the district attorney believes there should be only one trial in one jurisdiction. >> ultimately the goal is to try to do these in one county because of logistics, because of resources because of victim sensitivity. >> she says she will meet with officials in the three other counties and says a final decision may be made in the next month. the defense could also ask the judge for a change of venue because of the attention on the case. deangelo is scheduled to be back in court on may 14. >>> since deangelo's arrest there has been a growing interest by law enforcement agencies in using genealogy sites to help solve court cases. authorities in sacramento say they got a match by using a free florida based dna database. investigators say this does not mean the dna from every cold case will get the same treatment especially because of privacy and legal concerns. while many in law-enforcement are excited, others have their doubts. >> it has been a game changer. we are on unchartered waters i

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. >> tucker: judge t.s. ellis' remarkable attack on the mueller investigation this morning are the latest twist in the jeer-long saga. at least one judge does not think the mueller team should have unlimited authority to serve as the fourth branch of government. dan is a former secret service agent and tv spokesman and joins us tonight from dallas, texas. what did you make of the remarks, dan? >> you know, i applaud this judge, tucker. let's be candid about this. right now the most powerful person in america, tucker, is bob mueller. he seems to have evaded the constitution. and oversight. he is

another controversial arrest in sacramento... sparks outrage. now police have released the officer's body camera video. we'll take a look at it ... and hear what attorneys are saying about the case. (ken) and another sign of sky high bay area housing costs. we'll show you the free sleeping area provided to some peninsula police officers... who face a long drive home after their shifts. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne f

look at sacramento. it is lit up big time. also up towards the mother load, the foothills. 50s on the temps. one 60. look for the activity to pick up again. favoring areas more towards the north of. the low has disrupted the fog bank. mostly sunny over by the coast. maybe a little warmer. 60s and 70s on the temps. and we will see some partly sunny, partly cloudy skies tomorrow. warmer flight medics and saturday. and then you guys another low is on the way for sunday, monday, and tuesday to keep this thanksgiving. >> thank you, steve. >> yep. >>> more controversy surrounding mark zuckerberg. why some nurses are calling for san francisco general to remove his name from the hospital. >> 8:25. sutter health is investigating the cause of a system wide computer outage at all 24 facilities including the oakland medical center where patients were affected for a second straight day. the problem here is affecting entern al communication and electronic health records. many surgeries and other procedures have been canceled. >>> a small gr

(jrs) and -- residents say a nagging smell has been haunting the city of sacramento... we'll tell you how the problem got solved... coming up >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] people in sacramento are complaing about a stench that has clouded the state capital. nobody really knew where the smell was coming from until experts got involved. reporter, jennifer mcgraw has details. "it was horrible. it was nasty," as the day heated up. . the stench grew stronger. "smelling around thinking, is it my mom? is it my girl? is it me?" everyone we talked to. . thinking the same thing."i get a whiff of it, then it kind of went away, and that's when i'm saying maybe i stepped in something," former nba players lasalle thompson and mike wiley say it's worse than a post game locker room. reporter:"did you check the bottom of your shoe?" lasalle thompson/ former nba player:"i d

sacramento, by the way sacramento heating up as well. >> all right, thank you. >>> a group of law enforcement officer now headed back east for an annual bike ride for officers who have died in the line of duty. we received these photos from the officers who departed from sfo at 7:00 this morning. they're flying to new jersey to take part in a four-day 250- mile bike ride that will end up at national law enforcement officer's memorial in washington -- c. this is a -- in washington dc. at the time motto of the unity tour is we ride for those who died, and communities turn out to greet the officers who bike through their towns. >> it makes you very, very proud to be a law enforcement officer and serve communities throughout the nation. it's really neat to ride through a small town with an entire school lining up cheering you on and high fiving you. >> i bet that is cool. the police unity tour began back in may of 1997 with just 17 officers participating and now it's grown to 2400 members from across the nation. >>> coming upping on the 11:00 news, residents in hawaii forced to flee amid earthqua

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the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. >>welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." so ed henry is here with more on the explosive story from today about a federal judge accusing mueller's team of lying and trying to take down president trump. wow, what a day this has been. >> yeah, you're right. really a stunning development. it came shortly after the president himself declared he and his new attorney rudy giuliani believe this is a witch-hunt. the president saying he's willing to sit down with mueller for an interview. most of his investigators are democrats and he's not fair he can get a fair shake. the judge suggesting

golden road just opened in sacramento. looks like a lot of craft broou breweries in the area but some are upset with the local feel because the company is owned by anheuser-busch. that's the same corporation that makes budweiser. workers at golden road say the corporate owner doesn't impact their business. >> we stand behind what we do. we take great pride in the product we produce. i don't think who owns the business is really going to have an effect if you're not putting out quality product, great service and giving people an enjoyable atmosphere. >> golden road started as a craft brewery in southern california before it was purchased by anheuser-busch. >>> this brewery in sacramento, not far from the anheuser-busch plant. it is kind of local -- a brewery you see as you travel by. >> there you go. >> looking to go outside, if you're old enough to drink beer -- >> or go to vineyards around the bay area. that's my preference. >> sounds like mother's day. >> check out my facebook, that's what i did yesterday, took my mom to

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sacramento police arrested the young woman for kidnapping. the girl's mother says she was at work during the attempted kidnapping. she says she's very much involved in her daughter's life and that she comes from a loving home. manny cota believes fate put them all together that day. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: we enjoyed plenty of clouds and drizzle near the coast this morning. the afternoon turned mostly sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be mostly clear early before a return of patchy fog and coastal drizzle. a high wind watch has been posted for this friday and saturday. we could see some winds gusting over the mountains as high as 55 mph. on the satellite image you can see a few clouds off the coast and high pressure ready to build in over the next few days. as high pressure builds in we can expect offshore winds to bring clear skies and warmer weather to the bay area. highs tomorr

sacramento is the first city to test out those plates. interesting. >> coming up on quts it's "toda ba bay". >> back to work today, we'll have warm weather as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning. it's a fairly mild start. we'll be in the low 60s and before you know it the 70s and 8 0's. more on that coming up next. >> i was really concerned about one vehicle and this scene at the berkeley curve moving very slowly just cleared from our shot. it may have gotten out of the way and possibly off the roadway onto the exit. we'll show you the rest of the build coming up. live pictures f highway 101 and university >>> very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside this morning. palo alto and highway 101. university avenue people up and at them already. the long weekend is over. hope you got a chance to maybe barbecue. temperatures kind of warm yesterday. >> kind of warm, i mean it was sizzling yesterday. >> i was trying to garden yesterday and had to stop and go in. >> wrong day. >> but i got it down. >> my husband d

deangelo is accused of crimes from orange county to ventura, santa barbara to sacramento. he faces murder charges in all four counties. and now the decision on where to try him and if he faces the death penalty for now are up in the air. >> do you charge him all at once with everything? how does that factor in? >> actually, it's not a difficult decision because, first, you look at what's in the best interests of the victims and their loved ones and then the people of the state of california and you also filter into that judicial economy. all four district attorneys who are going to be here today are very capable of handling this days. it's just what's in the best interests of the things i mentioned. >> right. and death penalty obviously on the table. will there be a decision on that shortly? >> well, every district attorney is going to have a process. we all have processes. so that decision hasn't been made yet. and we have to let the process work out the way it's going to work out, which is going through that and then having discussions and ultimately coming to a conclusi

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. >> sean: as we continue with president trump's attorney former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, i want to clarify something because i was asking you about perkins cooley and you said the money was not campaign money -- i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know, it's not campaign money, no campaign violation and i said because they funneled through a law firm. i think we were talking about two different things. >> i was talking about the $130,000 payment, it's a very regular thing for lawyers to do. the question there was, the only possible violation would be wasn't a campaign finance vio

and we do not stand for the policies in sacramento. we have a horrible problem in our public lands, in our forests. we've got illegals, marijuana -- excuse me. drug cartels that have come up to grow on our public lands and in our forests. and they are killing wildlife. >> there's nothing you can do about it. >> we work with department of wild life who file charges and do the best they can. but these people are coming into our forest. they're endangering our citizens. they are armed. they're setting up camps and they're growing mass amounts of marijuana on our public land. they are killing wildlife. they're diverting streams. the damage that they're causing both to the economy and to our public land is going to be generational. a large portion of these people that are coming in to do this are illegal immigrants. because of the legalization of marijuana in california, now we're seeing those same individuals working with other groups. the asian groups, the russian groups, the motorcycle groups. all kinds of organized crime. it's bringing

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. ♪ >> tucker: robert mueller's >>en tucker: robert mueller's investigation apparently has dozens ofono questions that wans to ask of president trump and nowat at least some of those questions have been leaked -- we're not sure by whom -- to "the new york times." what do they tell us about the investigation's current approach to the story? for that we turn to fox news and with brit hume. this is a procedural question but do we know where these questions came from? >> i don't think we do. our senior white house correspondent john roberts has confirmed their authenticity so we can trust these qu

education program up till now. >> he was found swimming in the sacramento delta. so fish and wildlife picked him up. that's not a normal location for an alligator. they're not from california, they're from southeastern united states. so he had -- was out of another facility before he came here to happy hollow as an education animal. now he's here on exhibit for everybody. >> ever wondered how many teeth alligators have? we have the answer. they can have up to 80 teeth at any time. unlike us, their teeth fall out from time to time and new ones grow in. that's a pretty nice feature to have, but what was that doing in the sacramento delta? >> i want to knee how he got there. >> there's a story. we'll try to get bayou acclimated with 80s and 90s. >> he'll like that. >> san jose by the end of the holiday weekend. outside right now, a bit of a change. we don't have as many clouds outside. even though there's still a bit of a sea breeze blowing, temperatures in the mid 50s right now. emeryville after a high of 64. san francisco, pretty view. no clouds or mist, 56 degrees

look at lightning east of i-5 and through sacramento. so as we zoom into what we're seeing closer to home, ukiah and also down to clear lake seeing light showers. and then most of the rain is very spotty. but as we get a closer look, we are going to see mostly cloudy skies and at times some rain moving into parts of the peninsula as well as the north bay. so i'll keep an eye on this and take a look ahead to the rest of the day in a few minutes. >> >> other breaking news, you may have seen it in the nbc news special report, harvey winen hs. we just spoke with someone from new york city where weinstein is expected to face charges that he raped one woman and forced another to perform oral sex on him amid at least a hundred allegations from abuse against winestein and also under investigation for sex crimes in los angeles and london. >>> and he has been accused of sexual harassment, sexual assault and rape. he claims all of the sex was consensual. >>> back here at home. a follow up on the highway 280 flooding we were talking about yesterday.

her body was found in this sacramento storage unit tuesday evening.(no font) "it's a tragedy that this has occurred. we're cooperating with law enforcement 100 percent." this is her dad - tyler anderson, and his wife - averyauna anderson. the reno police department says little callie was severely neglected and died in their reno apartment sometime in the last two weeks. investigators say the couple rented a car, drove callie's body to sacramento, and put her in a storage unit. kevin ward, knows tyler anderson: "it's hard for me to believe that tyler would even do anything like this or even be involved in something like this. because he's really loved that little girl, but you don't know people behind closed doors."tyler is in the sacramento county jail awaiting transfer to the washoe county jail in reno, where he'll be charged with child neglect causing substantial bodily harm. averyauna is already in custody at the washoe county jail and charged with child neglect.voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: (unintelligible)leyanie robinson says her e

traffic heading east toward fairfield and sacramento was backed up for miles yesterday evening. the highway patrol says the accident offers a reminder for drivers. >> it is the move over law. if you see them on the shoulder, watch out for it. >> after the crash, officers found a pet rabbit hiding under the drivers seat of the mitsubishi. it is unclear at the rabbit was a factor in the crash. the chp says the bunny has been reunited with its owner. >>> caltrans is starting a project that will shut down lanes overnight on interstate 80 and konta counter -- they will fix the freeway between richmond and hercules. there will be some eastbound and westbound lane closures monday through friday between 8:30 pm and 4:30 am. caltrans says the work should be finished in early november. cement police in santa rosa are checking surveillance video of an armed robbery. it happened sunday night at the shell gas station on college avenue. a gunman walked in and got away with an unknown amount of cash. then he got into a waiting red four-door car that police believe might be a late 90s chevy lum

he is being treated for burns at uc medical center in sacramento. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> roseanne barr is defending herself after she first apologized for a racist tweet that led to the abrupt cancellation of her new television show. here is the tweet that got her fired. it was aimed at the former top adviser to president obama valerie jarrett. barr blamed it on ambien tweeting, a reference to the sleeping medication. abc canceled the show. the talent agency said it would no longer represent her. the target of the tweet says that a lesson can be learned here. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all of the people out there that don't have a circle of friends and followers that don't come to their defense. >> late last night barr tweeted saying she was sorry for the tweet and said i'm tired of being attacked and belittled more than other comedians that have said word. just the past hour, the company tweeted that people of all races and religions work at the company and whil

se esperan 94 de temperatura para maÑana en sacramento. quÉ pasarÁ en el pronÓstico extendido tenemos un descenso para miÉrcoles y jueves. va a ser un sistema seco que bata tener descenso en las temperaturas y realmente continuarÁ mayormente despejado ya para el fin de semana regresa darÁn las temperaturas cÁlidas y continuaremos con condiciones secas, como siempre un placer y formarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo. >>esta es una historia insÓlita del gobierno de las estados unidos ha perdido niÑos inmigrantes que llegaron a la frontera sur y aseguran que no es response hable de saber de su paradero la gran interrogante es uno pasar esto los detalles los tengo en el siguiente reporte. ♪ >>admiten quien creÓ louvre y diciembre de 2017 es sina de rehacen lamiendo de aliados o incapaz de determinar el paradero de 1475 menores es decir cerca del 20% de unos 7600 menores a quien la oficina contacto. los menores son transferidos desde el departamento de seguridad interior hacia la oficina de asentamiento de refugiados. una vez en

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. >> laura: president trump established an office in the white house to create partnerships between the government and faith-based groups it's called the white house faith and opportunity initiative that trump signed today during a national day of prayer ceremony. >> we are proud of our religious heritage and as president i will always protect religious liberty. the faith initiative will help design new policies that recognize the vital role of faith in our families, our communities and our great country. we take this step because we know that in solving the many, many problems in our great chal

was at the organization of american historians annual meeting in sacramento, california, where we spoke with professor daniel sargent about kissinger's influence on u.s. this is about 15 minutes. host: daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley and the book is titled "a superpower transformed." a key player secretary of state , henry kissinger. what new have you learned about his role, his influence, and his tenure under two republican administrations? >> a great deal, during the research that ultimately resulted in this book, i was able to read thousands of new documents, memorandums, meetings, telephone conversations, and this is still an enormous amount -- there is still an enormous amount to learn. there are familiar critiques of kissinger, but when we engage him through the new documentation that has emerged, a mark obligated into mellon -- compelling portrait comes out. labeling a different begins tonce and that i emerge. >> when did he come to the united states and how did he rise to power in the u.s.? kissinger is an immigrant. he was born in germany. he comes to the un

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. ♪>> tucker:timenowforafinalexam willrepentourfriendsatfoxagainst 1another -- to see who has been paying attention to the show this week. joining us tonight, a.b. stoddard and fox news correspondent griff jenkins. both of been on the show before. both have won before. which increases the pressure on tonight's contest. there she is >> and the defending champion. >> always brilliant, found the smartest woman insm washington. >> tucker: adjusting expectations. you know the rules, both of you, for our viewers who may not remember them, hands on brothers, first won't get to present gets to answer

the sacramento convention center. kenneth: god is a god of joy. the joy of the lord is our strength. female: i would definitely come to hear kenneth copeland live. it's much more personable, and i'm telling you, it will really ignite your faith. announcer: join us for the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacramento convention center. admission is free. register at kcm.org/sacramento. mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> jason: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." trump's big week. while president trump continues to make huge foreign policy gains in the korean peninsula and beyond, the mueller witch hu

his next court appearance monday in sacramento. he has not yet entered a plea. >>> in addition to the four murders in santa barbara county, he's been charged with four murders in orange county. two in ventura county. two more in sacramento county. deangelo was arrested last month. investigators say he's also connected to at least 50 rapes across california. >>> there's a new information about a san francisco police officer who is accused of racial discrimination. we've learned that the officer is no longer working for the department. but it's not clear if he was fired or if he quit. police told us it's a personal matter. the officer and the -- emigrated from afghanistan and is muslim. he filed a complaint accusing fellow officers of harassment because of his background and faith. now, this week, questions about his credibility service after it was revealed that he had faced allegations in napa of impersonating a cia agent to impress a woman. >>> 4:04. investigation after a south central physical teacher was arrested for allegedly h