another infamous unsolved case the zodiac killer. the sacramento bee reports investigators in vallejo have given dna labs, two envelopes sent by the zodiac killer. they hope to attain -- obtain a full envelope and scamps stamps and track them down doing the same tracing used in the golden state killer case. the zodiac killer murdered five people. he claimed responsibility for many mark murders in letters often signed with a simple of a cross over a circle. >>> reports that san francisco police chief bill scott may be applying to be the new police chief in los angeles. according to the l.a. times, chief scott is interviewing for that job. the current ellie police chief charlie beck, will retire next month. the bill -- bill scott was deputy chief before he took over the san francisco lice department last year. he addressed the issue with ktvu's mike me back during a sit down interview with other police chiefs. >> he announced that retirement. giving interest of going back to los angeles. >> i'm focused on here. i'm focused on here. i'll answer that way. one of my roles is to lea

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of being the golden state killer will be in court. he will appear in a sacramento courtroom for a hearing on the original murder charges filed against him. those charges involving the killings of a couple in sacramento county. he is accused of countless rapes and murders in the 1970s and '80s and faces murder charges in other counties. after going decades without a break in the case, dna evidence helped police finally track him down to a home outside of sacramento. >>> tomorrow, the teen accused of killing maddie middleton is scheduled to appear in court. a judge decided last year that a.j. gonzalez will stand trial as an adult. he was 17 at the time. during police interviews, he admitted on tape to killing his 8-year-old neighbor in july of 2015. the defense says he suffers from severe mental issues, including depression and autism. if convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> a backyard party in san jose turns violent as gunshots rang out sending one person to the hospital. this happened 2:00 this morning in south san jose. police say when officers arrived, t

internet. 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 vota

your john deere dealer. announcer: victory is coming at the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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 st

sacramento living with her air force pilot husband and their young son in the suburb of citrus heights. >> life was very good back then. just a normal routine. getting up in the morning, taking my son to daycare. then i would go to school, come home, fix dinner. >> reporter: that month's number one song was chicago's "if you leave me now." ♪ if you leave me now you'll take away the biggest part of me ♪ "rocky" was due to hit theaters. a new president, jimmy carter, was on the cusp of election and sacramento was still an up and coming capitol city with a small town feel. >> it was a sleepy town. friendly, safe, people didn't lock their doors. >> you could park your car in the driveway and you could leave it unlocked, you could leave the keys in it. >> you didn't worry about your safety. that was until 1976. >> reporter: for jane, her once secure home would soon become her prison. >> the next thing is he gags us, he blindfolds us, and he ties us up with shoelaces. he started ripping sheets, or towels, i'm not sure, but it was very methodical, and it was very slow. >> that tearing sou

morning in sacramento. cameras were not allowed inside. deangelo was in a wheelchair again as he was when these pictures were taken last friday at his arraignment. the sheriff's department tells us inmates only receive a wheelchair if they request one. at today's hearing, the judge considered a defense motion. the "sacramento bee" reports deangelo's attorneys want to stop the court from taking more of his dna or taking pictures of his body. the judge plans to reconvene tomorrow. deangelo is facing two counts of murder. the golden state killer is also known as the east area rapist. he is connected to at least 12 killings, 50 rapes and 150 burglaries. >>> all righty. take a look at some of the temperatures from today. it was a nice day very spring- like as you would expect in spring. that's how it's going to get next couple of days. temperatures warm up a few degrees. it doesn't get hot but we'll see some low 80s like tomorrow, antioch, today it was 77. antioch can go 78, 79 tomorrow, maybe 80. it depends where you are. temperatures are usually at the airports or in certain areas but i

meeting in sacramento, california. >> good evening. thek you for coming to first session of this year's oah in sacramento. the going to introduce panelists in alphabetical order by last name. so moved to the left and come back to me. walton e. alexander junior. his work on african-american intellectual history focuses in particular on the modern intellectual freedom struggle. his books include "blacks against empire: the history and politics of the black panther policy," "freedom on my mind: the history of african-americans soldiers: by cultural politics in postwar ," and "the mind of frederick douglass." -- at uc irvine, where she served as dean of the school's humanity. i had to shorten her introduction so we would have time tonight -- she has had such career.guished she was the first latino to receive the national humanities leve metal that she received from president obama. she is a past president of our haa.ing organization, d her book "from out of the shadows: mexican women in 20th astury america," and co-author, "created equal: a istory of the united states." she co-edited

, nancy o'malley and others will be in sacramento to hold a news conference at the capitol supporting a pair of senate and state assembly bills. the one bill would require that all rape kits be tested within 120 days. another bill would require all law enforcement agencies, medical labs, and crime labs conduct an audit of all of the untested sexual assault kits in their possession. they would also have to report information to the department of justice no later than july of 2019. >>> later this morning, san francisco's mayor and police chief will talk about staffing shortages at the police department. mayor mark farrell and the police chief bill scott will announce an investment of $34 million with the goal of adding 250 officers over the next four years. there are about 1900 full duty employees currently working for the police department. >>> the palo alto city council approved buying 50 body cameras for police officers. the city council approved spending $110,000 to buy 50 cameras. this decision came after a six- month trial period with body cameras. they will be used along with the t

mountains. it should be more quiet today is the low moves off. 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

northern sacramento, mendocino county and in the sierra. it has been one day after another. it will calm down a bit today. another low is approaching. that is ramping up the fog bank and keeping our temperatures unseasonably cold. we are seeing areas that cannot get above 70 degrees. we have a due west wind gusting at 30 in travis. 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 wh

lobbying efforts in sacramento to change state laws that currently require utilities to compensate people if property is damaged by utility equipment. >> they don't want shareholders to pay the money. they want the ratepayers or the state to cover the cost. they will do anything, say anything and spend any amount of money to do it. >> reporter: this comes as they released information reports about the cause of two fires and butte county and two end -- in nevada fires combining for 9000 acres. it shows it all formed fires that were caused by trees or branches that fell into power lines and in three of the four cases, they allowed the trees to grow too close to lines. >> they're trying to tell everyone in sacramento that this is the result of the new normal. climate change is making this happen. it has nothing to do with the fact that they did a poor job maintaining lines and proper clearance. >> reporter: they have not released reports releasing the cause of the deadly fires that ravaged the wine country. but if they are successful in changing liability, the state could end up picki

mystery appears to be solved. some wonder if the suspect had help. 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, focusin

cooler for everyone all out -- all the way out to the sacramento valley. we had thunderstorms yesterday. it should left a little bit the delta wind is in full form. 50s on the temperatures and i doubt some areas get out of the 50s. there is too much fog. the next system could give us some rain late thursday and early friday. 50s and 60s for almost all the temps, well below average. >>> yesterday some areas did not see a lot of sun. >> they will not today, either. it was about 6 pm last night when low clouds were moving into the east bay. >> that is a lot of fog. >>> let's look at the traffic end of things. we already have some slowing on 580 in the tracy triangle with a lot of slowing coming in from tracy. you can see traffic is going to be busy. there have been no major issues went to get into livermore. it is a slow drive. when you get into livermore and then to dublin, most of the drive is good with some congestion at the dublin interchange. this is interstate 880 in front of oracle. traffic is moving well. at the bay bridge toll plaza, some of the outside lanes are getting congested

have made it out to the sacramento valley. it is widespread, certainly up in the and the napa valley. we will rock out in the sunshine all weekend. no. not just friday morning, all day friday. there will be a possibility. maybe a little bit lingering into saturday, but by saturday afternoon and saturday night, it will be fine. sunday looks good. friday is the main day, not just in the morning. fog and drizzle this morning. cool for may 23. well below average temperatures. san francisco, 57. the average is 65. way below on the high. low clouds and there's a lot to go around. temperatures today will stay unseasonably cool. more thunderstorms up in the mountains, maybe up in lake county. another system is moving in. that will be the main player as we head into the holiday weekend. certainly the beginning of it. there will be big time thunderstorm activity in the area. 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 lo

moving by. all of the rain and thunder and lightning is over the central valley and sacramento valley. they've also seen some of the thunderstorms firing up around fairfield. but much of it has stayed away from the bay area and just on the very outer edge of this. so if you are traveling to sacramento, you may encounter some of the storms that continue to light up the sky with some lightning as we see just some breaks in the clouds. a live look outside in san jose. as we go to evergreen for our temperature trend, it is a much cooler day than normal. only reaching 67 at 3:00 and usually we're up to about 74, so not going to quite make it there today. we'll be up to 64 in oakland. 60 in san francisco. santa rosa at 63 degrees. and 66 today in livermore. we will gradually warm up as we head through the forecast and i'll detail that and what is coming up for this weekend is coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >>> developing internationally, there are questions about whether president trump and kim jong-un really will meet for that historic summit. north korea leader is thr

backup this is causing for people heading toward sacramento. what can you tell us about how long the scene will take for the investigators to process before we can get all of these people moving again in a more normal fashion? >> hopefully we will have the investigation and the collision scene cleared within the next hour. by now, they need to take measurements of the area. >> are there any good alternatives here? >> if you can' 680, that would be a good all turn it. that's make alternative. >> where were the injured taken? >> they were taken to the northbay hospital. >> again, major injuries? >> yes. >> we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. i believe we mispronounce your name earlier calling you doug. my mistake and apologies there. thank you for taking the time to talk to us and good luck cleaning up the scene and hopefully, those two lanes on i- 80 that are close right now will be open in the next hour. >>> a major crime rate has been busted in san jose. 60 people are now under arrest facing serious charges. >> police tell us -- our reporter tells us that police say

price in sacramento. (grant) and after the break-- ride sharing company lyft could soon offer alternate transportation. we'll explain. (grant) lyft may be considering new means of transportation for its customers. the company is reportedly considering applying for an electric scooter permit in san francisco. the reports say that lyft is in the early stages of developing prototypes. people living in san francisco have complained that the current scooters are left around the city... blocking sidewalks and driveways. the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that requires all scooter companies to apply for permits in order to operate. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. 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

get 36 miles per gbyallo025. in sacramento, california ernor jerry brown insist easing emissions standards will do more harm than good. >> we're losing the battle on climatchange. we've got to step up our efforts or thingsill get dramatically worse, irreversibly so if we don't make a big turn. and part of that big turn will be in the combustion engine, zero-emission vehicles and all the other things we're trying to do. >> woodruff: the states named in the lawsuit argue that the e.p.a.'s effort to loosen emissions rules violates the clean air act. two top aides to embattl e.p.a. chief scott pruitt stepped down today, amid federal ethics investigations. albert kelly, a former banker who ran the e.p.as superfund program, and security chief squale "nino" perotta submitted their resignations. pruitt gave no reason for their departures. but both men's names had been mentioned in ongoing probes into pruitt's ethics and travel. and stocks were mixed on wall se treet today. dow jones industrial average lost 64 points to cse at 24,099. t4 he nasdaq rosein, and the s&p 500 added six. still

into the bay area. it's a new hunting ground for a serial criminal already terrorizing sacramento. >> he came in had a ski mask on. jumped on the bed and had a knife. >> and there was a man shining this flashlight in my eyes with a ski mask on, holding a large butcher knife. >> my husband was home. we went to bed. our bedroom door opens and all i see is a flashlight. >> leather gloves on, i could hear them, i could feel them. >> he told us with clenched teeth, "shut up or i'll kill you." >> he asked in a harsh whisper, "do you want to die? do you want me to kill your mother?" >> he untied my ankles, told me to follow him. i'm in a little teeny nightie. and i walked down the hallway. as i'm walking down the hallway, i'm saying, oh my god, i'm going to be raped. >> the first attacked on the east side of sacramento county. the suspect is dubbed the east area rapist. as the rapes continue, newspaper headlines describe a community in panic. in february 1978, katie and brian majore are shot to death in rancho cordova near sacramento on an evening walk with their dog. clues lead authorit

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

valley. making a bee line towards sacramento. all of this will lift north/northwest throughout the day. the bulk will fire up major thunderstorm activity up to shasta and sacramento valley. very cool pattern again. so a lot of clouds around. some off and on shower activity. cool breezy thursday. a little warmer friday and saturday. and then another cool down sunday and monday. >>> campsites sold out as soon as bookings open. the frustration for campers and how early people are now making reservations. >>> a restaurant is offering 24- carat cold chicken wings. how much they cost and where you can place your order. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 7:21. well, 7:22 now. facebook is dealing with a new privacy controversy. >> there is now word that the private information of 3 million people who took a facebook personality quiz was published on a poorly protected website. the report says the exposed data contained people's age, gender and relationship status. researcheshs found a password that granted access to the private information that could be found in less than a minute w

kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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 fin

kingston -- kron 4 news (justine) just a few days after sacramento's city council approved it, thousands of people gathered for the high times cannabis cup. attendees can buy and smoke marijuana freely at the trade show and concert. some would say it's a cannabis lover's dreams. the cannabis cup kicked off yesterday at cal expo. it's the first time a cannabis festival has been held on state property. about 15- thousand people are expected to attend this weekend's event. entrepreneurs are taking full advantage of this opportunity. david hudson/entrepreneur: "we're hoping to just raise brand awareness and get people to try the product, check out the varieties that we have to offer."(justine) attendees can also enjoy live music. artists like ludacris and gucci mane performed last night. singer lauryn hill is expected to close out the festival tonight. (jrs) new at 10 -- firefighters quickly put out a fire at the santa rosa seafood market and restaurant. santa rosa firefighters say the fire caused 400-thousand dollars worth of damage. it mainly burned in the storage room. crews charged into the

. ♪ announcer: victory is coming at the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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 confirm

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suffered major injuries. 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

copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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 cha

at the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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. >> bill: back live in elkhart, indiana. mike pence doing the introduction. the honors there for president donald trump who will be in the room in a matter of moments. we heard in the commercial break, one last note from mike pence who is back home in indiana and clearly getting a welcome there tonight. so back to elkhart in just a moment. first, new questions about stormy daniels attorney and what his real motivation for taking down michael cohen might be. trace gallagher with more. what happened, trace? >> stormy daniels attorney, michael avenatti has gone against michael c

people are the ones hurting. sacramento is angry because they lost an election. for gods sake, get over it. they're angry, and do you know what, now they're more angry. they're releasing these criminals not by their houses. they're releasing them by our houses. our children is at risk. my community is our family. you're putting my family at risk. every day we're getting more and more reports from the police department about how they can't arrest these people. they arrest them and everything is a misdemeanor because it's not me or jerry brown's house. it's not near the elected officials house. it's in our communities. and we're tired of it. we need help, mr. president. we need help in protecting the city of sacramento. the state of california. all of us need help getting this solved. i was just at a church the other day. i was at my church and i went over to another one. a hispanic church. and all the people from the hispanic church were out there. and they all came up to me. do you send mr. -- tell mr. trump that we have a message for him. we want help. you see, every one of us cam

people are in custody after officials made a horrifying discovery inside a sacramento storage unit. ♪ ♪ 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. (jrstone) a horrifying discovery inside a storage unit in sacramento - a child's body. (justine) now two people are in custody, including the ex of the child's mother. sara zendehnam (zen-den-nam) has the story. voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: "i'm just really hurt and sad and mad." that's how this mom feels after learning the horrifying details of her 5-year-old daughter's death. callie had so much life to live... voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: "got compliments on how she's always smiling." ...but will never get the chance. 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 l

the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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. th

is coming at the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at 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. sure. mom,what's up son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. [ chuckles ] download the xfinity my account app and set a password you can easily remember. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. this is a fox news alert.on our own martha mcallen is in the fox election headquarters as a race call. >> of the fox news decision desk cana

called a cow town, but sacramento now has a much different distinction. fastest growing big city in california. how about that? a report released last week shows the state capitol grew faster than the ten largest cities in california. the median memo price there is about -- median home price there is about four times less than cities like san diego and they have a growing food and culture scene to boot. >>> how about the weather there mark? >> yeah, it gets hot there in sacramento. they'll be in the 90s later this week. the bay area could be approaching the 90-degree mark as well. here's the highs, not here but out towards palm springs, death valley, phoenix, topping 100 today. 106 to 107. 110 degree windshield heat building in -- degrees with heat building in across portions of the west. any bay area you were probably shivering all weekend long. scattered high clouds. fog yesterday and high clouds throughout the afternoon hours. still track partly cloudy skies for tonight. current numbers right now, we have a lot of 50s in san francisco, 53, san jose 58, and livermore mid-50s, 55,

-- now it says south but it has been south/southwest, that means that sacramento will even cool off. brentwood at 59. 55 fairfield. 50s, low and mid. 50 in san rafael. 51 novato. now low 50s. the low clouds are in place. the system dragging across us will give us a cooler pattern and into tomorrow. 50s, 60s, and 70s. back to the desk. >> thank you, steve. >>> roseanne barr is defending herself after she first apologized for a racist tweet that led to the abrupt cancellation of her television show. the original tweet was aimed at valerie jarrett, a former top adviser to president obama. after backlash on social media barr tweeted an apology and blamed it on ambien tweeting, a sleeping medication. it was too late. abc canceled the show. the talent agency would no longer represent her. it says 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 come right to their defense. >> late last night barr tweeted again saying she was sorry for her tweet

court today, accused golden state killer, joseph deangelo will appear at the sacramento courthouse. a previous hearing with the unsealing search warrants was continued. he's accused of killing and raping dozens in california in the 1970s and 80s. no word on why a small plane crashed in the north bay killing both on board. it happened sunday before the plane took off from the petaluma airport. richard and sus onbristo are from carmichael and the couple was a few weeks away from celebrating their 40th anniversary when their plan crashed after takeoff. bri bristo was an experienced pilot, never far from his wife or plane. >> office in decorated in flight maps and planes, there are people feeling pretty sad today. >> witnesses could hear strange noises coming from the plane after takeoff. >> that soda tax in frsan francisco, happening today we'll find out what they want to spend the money on. here we go. lebron james and cavs, the only thing left standing between the warriors and second straight championship. >> the dubs won, finished on top after all of the hype, this game ended up o bei

closer for issuing digital license plate. sacramento will be the first city to test these. dmv fostering with foster city-based company. they allow them to register online and forget about annual registration tag stickers. plates will update automatically. it's not cheap. the plates cost $699 and require a monthly fee of $7. >>> coming up, the sky is the limit for an east bay eighth-grader who knows just about everything about the earth. >> the young people will win, because we're finished being complacent. >> a message this high school valedictorian loud and clear. why he had to resort to using a bullhorn to deliver his speech. >>> we're going to show you ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, y

of being the golden state killer may be moved out of sacramento county. joseph deangelo still has not entered a plea to several counts of murder. the district attorney says she is open to a change of venue for his trial. deangelo is facing charges in at least four counties. 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

. >> he is a good guy. now a short time ago our sister station in sacramento spoke to his mother. she say the charges are false and that her son would never do this. live at sfo, kpix 5. >>> tonight a morgan hill police officer is on leave after an incident left a teenage girl with a bullet wound to the face. it happened over the weekend on yagas road. betty yu is in morgan hill tonight with how it all unfolded. betty? >> reporter: liz, morgan hill police say it is extremely unusual for one of their officers to accidentally fire his weapon because all of their officers are highly trained. meanwhile a teen involved in this says it all started because she wanted to get away and return home when she felt like it. a wild police chase ended with a stolen white van knocking out a light pole and a fire hydrant. moments after the crash, police say a veteran morgan hill officer accidentally fired his gun after two female teenage pass got out of the van. >> while the officer was directing one of the girls to the ground, he had his service weapon pointed towards the ground. and the round was dis

to abandon the case even if she does not cooperate with the investigation. >> the sacramento county sheriff's office is disputing a report that the golden state killer may have had an you a complic. retired contra costa detect told the sacramento bee says it's possible that a second person may have assisted deangelo with a few early crimes. holz believes if deangelo had an applies. just the incidents involving assault, not homicide. but the sacramento county sheriff says that's not possible saying that deangelo remains the sole suspect. >> a woman is suing an east bay school district for millions of dollars in federal court after accusing a teacher of sexually assaulting her. that man daniel gonzalez remains in the contra costa county jail. he faces 23 charges including rape. concord police say gonzalez abused adults enrolled in a special needs program run by the mount diablo unified school district. >> union members received a boost day in day two of the three-day strike against the university of california system. members of the california nursing association marched longside thei

rescued from the sacramento delta when he was just 2 feet long and has been part of the zoo's 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

. 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. caltrans tells us they're watching the area cl

story today. a big meeting of district attorneys from sacramento, orange county, ventura county, and santa barbara county to decide where the man accused of being the golden state killer should be prosecuted. >> we are talking about 72-year- old joseph d'angelo accused of several rapes and murders across california from the late 1970s and 1980s. yesterday, santa barbara county d.a. charged deangelo with four killings and said he should get the death penalty. >> i have decided to file four counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances against joseph james d'angelo. each of the four counts carries multiple allegations. each of the four counts carry the pension -- the potential for sentience of life without -- sentence of life without the possibility of parole and the death sentence. >> prosecutors have now filed charges against deangelo 412 murders. 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

meeting in sacramento, california, where we spoke with professor daniel sargent about kissinger's influence on u.s. foreign-policy. this is about 15 minutes. daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley. the book is titled "a superpower transformed: the remaking of american foreign relations in the 1970's." 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? daniel: a great deal. during the research that ultimately resulted in this book -- i was able to read thousands of new documents, memoranda of telephone conversations -- i think there is an enormous amount kissinger for historians to learn. too long historians have been occupied with making the case or against kissinger. there are familiar screeds, familiar critiques of kissinger, but when we engage kissinger through the new documentation that has emerged, a more complicated and emerging portrait of the historical actor laboring under difficult challenging circumstance begins to emerge. host: we know him with his

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- since deangelo's arrest in sacramento couny. they took a closer look at the evidence in the homocides andre-interviewed witnesses. santa barbara county d-a - i have decided to file four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances with joseph james deangelo. each of the four counts carry multiple allegations.each carries the potential for life in prison or the death sentence. deangelo is a former police officer...he remains in jail in sacramento where he already faces a string ofmurder charges. prosecutors in santa barbara county join their counterparts in orange, sacramento and ventura counties....in pursuing charges against him. grant? (grant) human remains have been found near the spot where an s-u-v plunged off a cliff in mendocino county. today officials said a resident found a pair of jeans-- and human remains in a girl's shoe. they were found on a beach near the location where police say jennifer hart intentionally drove her wife and six adopted children off a cliff back in march. five bodies were found but three of their children were not immediately recovered. (vi