what we did is take it from the position that the train is a ticket to california, and california is amazing. >> it is amazing. engineering and design forms, including hntb, auto desk, and wsv teamed up. they plan to have several vr stations available during the transit center celebration. >>> the outside lands music center is now under way. they opened 11:00 a.m. this morning. janet jacksoneem headliners. and celebrating cannabis. pot cannot be sold or smoked but vendors will be selling cannabis-related items. >> all right. how hot will it be this weekend? >> not very. it was hot inland today. it will be cooling down nicely over the weekend. >> okay. >> we have sunny skies right now. and brisk winds roaring across the bay area. in fact, here's another look. it is worth another look. 12 miles per hour in nevado. 26 in san francisco. 22-mile-per-hour gusts over fairfield and all around other locations. we have wind speeds between 15 and 20 miles per hour. here's the view from the tower overlooking san francisco. less haze visible today than yesterday. 70 in open mountain view. 88, san

in california, it is. u nless a requirement. in california, it is. unless this case is overturned, all of the fact that were tried and decided in the california case will be binding on any california litigation against monsanto for this. the other way this could go and it happened with asbestos, there area and it happened with asbestos, there are a two different kinds of legal tactics that are available to litigants in the united states. 0ne isa litigants in the united states. 0ne is a class—action suit and the other is a class—action suit and the other is multi— district litigation. they effectively have the option of rolling all the lawsuits into one big one which is tried as one and if the further, later lawsuits are approached either tactic and go either way, this could set the science precedent for that litigation going forward but again, thatis litigation going forward but again, that is a long, long step away and one of the things making it difficult for plaintiffs to do that, they look for identity of damage. they would have to —— t

the clash between california and washington, d.c. could force auto makers to make one version of a vehicle for california because of stricter requirements and another for other states following the national standards. >>> a single tweet caused chaos on wall street. elon musk tweeted tha considering making tesla a private company again. that left the stock price soaring. then it forced the stock market to halt trading of the company. our business reporter scott budman joins us outside one of the charging stations. what does it mean for tesla and tesla owners. >> reporter: owners are not even lure wh sure what it means yet, but for investors, it was quite a ride. shooting higher and people trying to figure out what exact lay elon musk was tweeting about. for years, tesla has been a very public company on wall street and on local street, but a tweet from ceo elon musk saying he's thinking of taking tesla private, buying out the investors and no longer trading on wall street had owners and investors slack-jawed. >> it's definitely jarrin

it's tough day for the state of california." (grant) the california highway patrol is mourning one of their own tonight. a motocycle officer conducting a routine traffic stop... was killed. solano county chp officer kirk griess pulled over a sedan on interstate 80... when a pickup truck veered onto the shoulder... crashing into both the officer and the sedan. officer griess and the driver of the sedan... who has now been identified as 49 year old jaime manuel of vallejo... were rushed to the hospital... but did not make it.. now the chief of c-h-p golden state division has a message for all drivers. chief ernie sanchez chp golden gate division "our heart goes out to all the chp staff not only the solano office but state wide. this is what they do everyday. just a reminder please please when seeing first responders on the shoulder caltran working on the road remember to move over. (grant) the suspect driver in the pick up is also in the hospital and is being interviewed and is cooperating with the investigation. (grant) happening

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s escola pÁginas de internet del estado de california. se restÓ conductor involucrado en el choque que matÓ al oficial motorizado. el oficial fallecido es un veterano de 46 aÑos de edad. congresistas visitaron el dÍa de hoy un centro de detenciÓn de adelantos, la corrosiÓn cerebral al sur del estado para ver las condiciones bajo bajo las cuales tiene los indocumentados.rocesamiento mÁs grande california fue visitado hoy por un grupo de congresistas para constatar la manera en que mantienen a los detenidos de inmigraciÓn. el representante dice que no fueron diseÑadas para recibir a los inmigrantes y que es totalmente inapropiada e inhumana. >> ellos no tienen modo de comunicarse con su familia.si no tienen dinero para pagar por la llamada, no ni llamar, hacer una llamada a un licenciado. reportero: habÍan visitado el centro, donde platicaron con los internos y vieron las condiciones en que son mantenidos. la congresista grace napolitano o contener el dolor que esto le causa. >> no es posible ver esas cosas en este paÍs. no es ju

. >>> tonight, it's now an historic emergency, the largest fire ever in california now bigger than the size of los angeles. a monumental fight for crews on the front line, why experts are warning, this is the new normal. >>> breaking news, late word of a grim discovery, that desert compound where 11 children were rescued in a police raid. >>> the star witness back on the stand. dramatic new turns in the trial of president trump's former campaign chairman. >>> nbc news exclusive, parents anguished over the tragic loss of their son who died waiting -- it's but never found him.ar hard to go on everyday without him. >> tonight, their new call to action, how to fix 911 to better send aid to other children. >>> a new warning about the safety of self-driving cars after a series of high profile crashes, the danger that has researchers sounding the alarm. >>> a 6-year-old toy tycoon, his reviews so popular on youtube, he's now worth millions. tonight, how he did it and how other kids are making it big. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. i

the potential effects of climate change on california are enough to take your breath away..the california natural resources committee released a report today outlining the impact. (ken) the potential effects are far deadlier, costlier, and more destructive than previously thought. grant lodes joins us with more on the report. (grant) the report states that by 21-hundred.... the average annual maximum daily temperature will increase by anywhere from 5 and a half to almost nine degrees... depending on steps taken to reduce emissions. that means by 20-50 -- the water supply from our snowpack could decline by two thirds... resulting in water shortages for agriculture. cities could see 2-3 times more heat- related deaths. anywhere from 31 to 67 percent of from 31 to 67 percent of southern california beaches could completely erode by the end of this century. the amount of highways susceptible to coastal flooding in a major storm will triple.... potentailly costing billions to repeair. and the frequency of wildfires would increase. not only that... the average area burned statewide could increas

>>> tragedy strikes in the california inferno. a firefighter killed and authorities say one of the major fires was arson. >>> unspeakable horror, dozens killed in an air strike. many of them children. the kids out on a picnic, when a bomb hit their school bus. >>> first lady melania trump, her parents brand-new u.s. citizens, getting citizenship being

mainly because of smoke from the wildfires across northern california. look at the moon. >> people in the bay area have all noticed those hazy skies and the orange glow because of the smoke. air quality has been bad and officials say the inversion layer is keeping the smoke as well as smog close to the ground where we are breathing it. >> where we see the temperatures get hot we see more vertical mixing in the atmosphere that is bringing the smoke from the upper level of the atmosphere down to the surface. >> conditions are expected to be really bad in the inland areas of the east bay and the south bay. you are encouraged to use public transportation if you can and cut back on your time outdoors if you can. if you do exercise outdoors air quality will be best early in the morning. they will decide later today if that spare the air alert should be extended into tomorrow. >>> speaking of the air and the weather and the smog, let's check in with mark. any relief ahead? >> maybe later in the week with a little more mixing by friday and into the weekend. toda

that they want california to be -- i want california to be california as well. i tell people all the time. i'm a big believer in federalism. i'm pro-life. and i support traditional marriage. but if california wants abortion on-demand and gay marriage, that's fine. and eventually just procreation-wise we'll breed them out of existence, but they should be able to have it. let california be california. i'm totally fine with california having sanctuary cities. don't give them federal money if they're not going comply with federal law. but if they want it, let them have it. federalism works. washington has 17 things washington is supposed to do in the constitution. let washington do those 17 things. none of them they do very well. i would personally like washington to kill bad guys and keep taxes low. and let the 50 states be the 50 states. it's time to have those conversations as conservatives. it's time to have conversations where we talk about what makes states unique. for example, there's a huge new conversation out there on the left that if progressives just sit

none of the 34 university of california or california state university campuses currently offer abortion services. private donors have agreed to pay millions of dollars in startup costs... including ultrasound machines and staff training. universities would be required to offer the services by 2022. (ken) an east bay family is outraged. the parents tell us, their kindergartnerer was allowed to leave school and walk home...more than two and a half miles...by himself. (pam) this, despite the fact the child was supposed to go to an- after school program on campus. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with the family.. shjoins us live from hayward with more details.. terisa? (ken) this just in to our newsroom. san jose police arrested a teacher at chaboya middle school... in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. officers say 'charles so' is being charged in connection to a road rage incident. allegedly 'so' attacked a man in another car and then took his phone. police discovered so had a loaded handgun in his bag inside his classroom during the arrest. so is being booked into the santa clara county

it was shipped to warehouses in california and colorado. the 10 pound packages have labels that say's xl grnd beef. they have a used or freeze by date of september 5. the produc away or take them back to where you bought it. we opposed to complete details at www.ktvu.com. >>> if you are planning a trip for the holidays, get ready to pay more if you fly jetblue. the airline is raising its checked bag fees. it is now the first major airline to charge $30 for a passengers first checked bag. the second bag will cost $40. jetblue says the new fees will help them continue to offer perks like in-flight tv and wi- fi. >>> there are new nonstop flights from oakland airport to santa barbara. this new service is set to begin october 13. the airline sets daily flights will be on the 30 seat planes. oakland is a frequently requested destination here in california. the airline began serving in april with nonstop service to crescent city. >>> united is expanding its service in sonoma county beginning next year. airline will offer daily flights to denver.

is that california that they're comparing this to saying that it's a problem using california standards fellow e.w. g. is comparing it to e.p.a. and california which are all obviously very different california's proposed risk is one point one milligrams of life again this is for adults e.p.a.'s level is one hundred forty milligrams and even lower at point zero one milligrams and e.w. is one one hundredth of the california proposed limit and. there have been several critics that have come out and said you know there might be some glyphosate in your cereal but there's nothing to worry about that doesn't mean that you shouldn't feed your children cereal in the mornings it's all about the intake a lot of people are voicing that it's mostly people who eat this on a daily basis and eat it you know throughout the day so it's just about the levels and california so this california is risk was developed by state scientists and this was after twenty fifteen the international agency for research on cancer claimed that life to say it was a probable carcinogenic to humans then after that was when ca

raging across california. >> this is serious. the fires are more part of our ordinary experience. the predictions that things would get writer and hotter are occurring. that will continue. we're in quite a a cycle. at the predictions that i see, the more serious predictions of laterg and fires to occur in thehe century, 2040 or 2050, they are now occurring in real-time. you can expect them, and for, to keep intensifying in california and throughout the southwest. amy: this has even become an issue in the governor's race it is so major as it sweeps through california with republblican candidate john cox, changed and i are, saying it is a waste of time to discuss these issues. we just have to discuss rereadiness. gavin nenewsom who has and championing the issue of dealing with climate change. what doesurzel climate change mean when you see through this lens, when it comes to dealing with these massive crises, the term "fire tornadoes" that is now being used? >> what we know is without a doubt, if you have hotter temperatures, it is

that is a fight we have been having for decades in california. i suspect is time to weigh in on the side of some of those agricultural communities that are trying to remove more water from oui’ are trying to remove more water from our rivers. peter gleick, thank you very much indeed. on wednesday, argentina's senate will vote on whether to allow abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. abortion is currently illegal there, except in the case of rape or if the woman's health is in danger. if the bill passes, argentina would become only the fourth country in latin america to broadly legalize abortion, and by far the largest. our south america correspondent katy watson reports. the call for change came from the streets. the decision is now in the hands of congress. these women are ready and they are making sure the politicians can hear them. campaigners have been fighting to legalise abortion for a decade now. they presented to congress seven times and got nowhere until now. the women's rights movement has become powerful in the last few years

in california. but there is one aspect of the law many people may not know. >> that's right. employers can still screen for marijuana use. 7 on your side's michael finney has a cautionary tale. >> this story came from a viewer. she wreote to us and said our m drug test came back positive for weed. what i discovered is i use a lip balm that has weed in it. the sale of recreational marijuana in the first six months generated nearly $135 million in tax revenue for the state. some of those taxes also came from the sale of topical products, such as ointments, creams and even lip balm. wendy corn berg is ceo of -- cannabis cultivator in humboldt county which made topical products. she spoke us to via skype. she explained why topicals are infused with kwan business. >> if you can dose your system little by little throughout the day, it can have this affect on your overall -- it continues to get better. >> she took the drug test as part of the application to become a driver f a c shipshe ss of 7 on your sid

there are two prisons in vacaville...california state prison, solano and california medical facility).both are sheltering in place.animals have been removed from the solano spca. a senior living facilty has also been evacuated...and taken to fairfield high school...which is the evacuation center. you can pick up elderly family members there. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today but it was still hot in the valleys where temperatures hit the 90s. dense fog is forming at the coast and moving into the bay. the breeze will carry the low clouds a little further inland tonight. on the doppler we can see a few showers over the sierra and southern california. on the satellite you can see as high pressure have moved east. that allowed us to cool today and that trend will continue into the weekend. a few clouds will also pass overhead the next few days too. highs will be in the upper 80s and low 90s inland with 70s and 80s and 50s and coast. it will be a little cooler with a few clouds on sunday. the cooler weather pattern will continue well into next week. (grant) (grant) you can t

let california be california. i'm totally fine with california having sanctuary cities. don't give them federal money if they're not going comply with federal law. but if they want it, let them have it. federalism works. washington has 17 things washington is supposed to do in the constitution. let washington do those 17 things. none of them they do very well. i would personally like washington to kill bad guys and keep taxes low. and let the 50 states be the 50 states. it's time to have those conversations as conservatives. it's time to have conversations where we talk about what makes states unique. for example, there's a huge new conversation out there on the left that if progressives just sit back and wait, everybody's going to be like california. california's destiny for the united states, according to the left now. there's a huge 15-page article about this. but texas has the same demographics and population of california and texas is texas. it's not becoming california. in fact, one of the unique things i want to talk to governor abbott about is that what we're see

it's at the mendocino complex fire just 10 days to make history as california's largest ever. and now covers more than 440 mi.2 and has destroyed more than 150 structures and threatens thousands more. >> we are not able to put ground personnel and some of those areas. >>reporter: full containment is not expected until next week. crews from around the world have polonius to help including 15 from new zealand. after a 13 hour flight there on the front lines. this morning the mandatory evacuations were reduced to advisories, many hundreds are able to go home. also good news for some living near yosemite, highway 140 is now open, right up to the boundary of the park, which remains closed after high winds push the fire past containment lines over the weekend. >> we know this is a disappointing and challenging time for our visitors who have planned trips. >> with thick smoke settling in, health officials are advising people to avoid outdoor activities for the entire week. wildfires have taken a huge toll on california this year, the story more than 1800 structures and burning more t

make no mistake, this is aimed at california and would hit hardest in california. alix: thank you very much. let's turn to commodities in chief. today, it is a texas railroad commissioner. first, a look at the problem facing permian producers. getting oil out of the permian isn't the only problem producers have. the big elephant in the room, natural gas. production sits at a record and is a stones throw away from maxing out its pipeline capacity. companies have to make a choice. find another producer to buy gas, slow down production until more pipelines are built, or flare. enter the railroad commission of texas. it lets you flare gas while drilling a well and for 10 days after completion. then you can get a 45-day permit and ask for an extension for 180 day sequentially. you can get that extension if there's a pending land negotiation. or you show proof of infrastructure buildout. texas is now flaring about 3% of the gas in the permian. but with companies running out of options, the worst could be yet to come. i recently caught up with ryan sitton. >> right now, i

and went is it like to be a republican california these days? >> right now the spaces the california way of saying independent is a bigger voting constituents and republicans are, republicans are dominated by practical 31 in favor of the democrats. there isn't a single republican in california, not governor, not secretary of state, nothing. not a single one and a number of the people are in play right now and the democrats are hoping to capture 85, six, seven to swing the house to the democrats. i don't think they'll do it but it's a real possibility. >> california is now doesn't have any majority races, now it's about 40 percent hispanic, 40 percent caucasian and then asian and black so the rest of it. so the hispanic vote is going and polls show that hispanics do not like republicans, california anyway. they gave two responses to the poll question, but first they were selfish, the other was they only cared about the rich. that's how hispanics view the republican party, neither of which is true but we've got our work cut out in california you s

en california, unas 12 muertes. mucha precauciÓn, en minutos dentro del vehÍculo la temperatura puede elevarse incluso sobre 130° luego de la media hora. es importante que siempre revise la parte trasera de su vehÍculo, así como que nunca dejÉ niÑos desatendidos y por supuesto no olvide sus mascotas. hemos continuado con las temperaturas bastante altasy agradables, hoy por debajo de los 76°. todavÍa continuamos con este flujo de vientosen el la mente desde el oeste que nos acompaÑa con el aire bastante refrescante, y asÍ se quedarÁ por lo menos hasta el dÍa jueves. eventualmente serÍa el viernesque puede aumentar la temperatura, con un par de grados en la zona de san josÉ... por lo menos para el viernes, temperatura en 78° hacia concord, 78 para este miÉrcoles, pero hasta lo que serÍa el viernes podemos recibir los 90°. a travÉs de la zona del mendocino,todavÍa sigue el incendio pero ha sido contenido en un 90%. en el Área de la bahÍa, continuaremos con condiciones de tiempo sumamente agradabl

california doesn't have any majority race. it's now about 40% hispanic, 40% caucasian, and asian and blacks are rest of it, so the hispanic vote is growing and polls her show hispanics don't like republicans in california, anyway. they gave two responses to pull question the first was selfish and the other was the only cared about the rich that's how most root-- hispanic voters think about the republican party, neither of which is true. we have our work cut out california. >> host: larry elder, you started out the conversation by talking about going to that diner and seeing people who came up to and do who you were like donald trump. >> guest: there are pockets in california that are cold. central california and certain areas outside of la that are. look at la and the bay area where the lion's share of the vote comes from and the fact that there are a handful of people that are conservative voters. i don't think california has gone republican since george herbert walker bush. >> host: in 1988. what do you think and how will yo

en sexto lugar es el encendiÓ carl que continÚa activo en el norte de california. mucha bruma nuestra zona y es porque tenemos el humo afectando la calidad del aire. tenga mucha precauciÓn especialmente si va a manejar porque podemos perder visibilidad en la distancia. nos incendios continÚan aumentando, sobre todo en la regiÓn del condado mendocino que continÚa el incendio que se mÁs peligroso y hacia el fin de semana se espera que los vientos mÁximos sostenidos aumenten en velocidad y ayude a que los incendios se propaguen. hay que mantenerse muy bien hidratado con las cÁlidas temperaturas. utilice mÁscaras para filtrar humo. si no tiene mÁscara puede utilizar una servilleta hÚmeda. y mantÉngase muy pendiente a sus sÍntomas. un sistema de baja presiÓn se estarÁ acercando hacia nuestra zona. no trae lluvia pero si aumento en la velocidad de vientos. se emitiera vigilancia por riesgos de incendios forestales hasta el dÍa sÁbado vientos entre 25 a 35 millas por hora. al sur del estado continÚan temperaturas extremas. quÉ podemos esperar?temperatura

southern california next week will be under heat advisories. we'll have heat in the north of the state and we should be a bit of a break. we're going to be roaring but not as hot as southern california. our friend the fog makes things bearable. i have not had my air conditioning on in the last nine days. i like that. i wish i could say that. my kids -- >> you to lock that thing. >>> congress is heading home for their august recess. the schedule is passed when they get back to work, details about immigration, tax reform and supreme court nominee. >>> his body found in a parking spot in the south bay and now authorities are trying to figure ortuno his name. the sketch and picture that is hopefully will help to identify this john doe. >>> and a special guest paying visit to raiders camp today. the advice from future hall of famer, peyton manning, coming up at 6:00. use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it'

the issue came to a head here in california last week. that's when verizon slowed down the data plan of the santa clara county fire department while firefighters were in the middle of working on the mendocino complex fires. >> our bill will make sure that public safety agencies have good access to internet service that isn't manipulated or blocked. >> reporter: verizon called that issue a customer support mistake. now, today is the last day for the state assembly and senate to pass legislation until next year. now, this bill needs to the pass the senate today, otherwise lawmakers will have to vote on it again in january after that legislative break. >> if this bill passes in california it becomes law, it still has to be approved by the fcc because that is what oversees the internet service providers. >> reporter: but there's a hiccup there. that's because the fcc currently has rules that do not allow states to have their own individual net neutrality laws. so there's already a lawsuit about that fcc regulation that hasn't been decided in

>> fortunately, with our agreements throughout california as well as outside of california, we have resources coming from different states as well as from the we have over 3700 firefighters battling this fire. we have had no injuries in this battle. >> what can you tell us about how they are holding up? we know there have been so many fires across the state. they have been battling this day after day. how are the crews themselves holding up? >> today was a very good day for the firefighters. we did get a break. it has been 10 days in a row that firefighters have been facing the same conditions with extreme growth. firefighters are out on 24 hour shifts. with all of the resources that are in here, this is early august. it is early for us. spirits are high. we are here to make sure we can protect this community and get people home. >> i know that there are still a lot of homes that are or kno someone in that area, what you want them to know? >> we want them to know that we may have come from different areas within the state but their community is our community. we treat this as if it was our ow

the league of california cities says that is unrealistic. anne makovec, kpix. >>> the gone girl kidnapper is making a surprise announcement from behind bars this morning. >> reporter: the harvard educated attorney and one-time marine turned convicted kidnapper matthew muller is now a married man. documents read as he sits in prison, he's got a wife and have donated over 2,000 hours of time. people say they were together before he was sentenced. muller is locked up in tucson and has become the target of a series of violent attacks here. he wrote he was sexually assaulted by a mate then put in another cell where he was attacked again. he's serving 40 years, part after a plea deal he's now trying to vacate, claiming he was forced into it. the conviction punctuated a wild kidnapping for ransom case. he blindfolded and drugged a couple inside their home, taking her for several days and sexually assaulting her and demanding $8,500, then letting her free in southern california. police called it and orchestrated hoax conceived by the victims who cal

july was a devastating month for california. the state has already spent more than a quarter of its firefighting budget for the entire season. today, governor jerry brown sounded the alarm. >> over a decade or so, we're going to have more fire, more destructive fire, more billions that will have to be spent on this. all that is the new normal that we have to face. >> reporter: this is what's going to go on for the next few days. basically, these ground crews come in after the airdrops have been made, and by hand they take their tools, their water hoses and try to check all the hot spots to make sure no flare-ups are possible. jeff. >> glor: all right, mireya, still in california where it's still very hot but conditions improving just a bit here in the next couple of days. the school of cinematic arts at the university of southern california today suspended leslie moonves from its board. moonves, chairman and c.e.o. of cbs, has been accused sexual harassment and assault. "time's up," a group that advocates for victims, put cbs on

ahora california phones le ofrece accesorios gratis para su teléfono celular. como este aparato para aumentar el volumen. infórmese ya. visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. (música). >>> hoy a las 11 un hombre se quedó dormido en el tren. entérese qué hicieron sus para no llegar tarde a su trabajo por este incidente >>> ¿se animaría a probar un jugoso taco de tarántula? le diremos qué dijeron las personas que se comieron este exótico plato, todo esto en punto que se comieron este exótico plato, todo esto en punto de las 11:00 de la noche >>> para los amantes de la cerveza,le contamos que hoy es el día internacional de la cerveza. usted se preguntará cuál es la historia para esta celebración? el calor >>> así es, un grupo de amigos en santa cruz el 2008 tuvieron la idea y desde ese tuvieron la idea y desde ese 3 de agosto de 2008, más de 200 ciudades en el mundo celebran este día así que puede ser que algunos bares en la bahía tengan alguna especial y la cerveza puede ser. recuerde, si ingiere alcohol, hágalo con prudencia, de

lunes. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> buscado en mÉxico, el esposo de la mujer embarazada arrestado por ice en california tiene orden de detenciÓn por un homicidio en guanajuato. las autoridades de ese estado se lo confirman a noticias telemundo. su familia dice que es todo un malentendido. >>> muerte entre embarazadas mÁs de 700 mujeres mueren cada aÑo en estados unidos las autoridades de salud dicen que el 60% de esas muertes son prevenibles. - infelices con el salario el 65% de los trabajadores a tiempo no estÁn contentos y una encuesta dicen que 2 de cada 3 que piden aumento los consiguen, tenemos consejos para que el prÓximo sea usted. noticias telemundo balart. >>> casin 300 sacerdotes, de abuso sexual en pennsylvania, el papa francisco ha reaccionado. el pontÍfice habla de vergÜenza, de arrepentimiento y pide un cambio de cultura en la iglesia. pero vÍctimas de estas atrocidades hablaron con rebeca smith y le dijeron que reclaman algo mÁs que palabras. rebeca buenas tardes, adelante?. >>> quÉ tal jose muy buenas tarde. me encuentro a las afueras de la arqu arquidiÓcesis de pittsburgh do

to his daily life in california and his job. just a few short days after returning to california, he got the awful call that his daughter was found dead. >> what can you tell us about the reaction? people have been searching for mollie tibbetts for so many weeks now. this case has generated a high- profile level. it has been attracting national attention. what are people talking about now that we have all learned? that the suspect is for mexico and living in the u.s. illegally. >> well, here on the ground, there were a lot of friends gathered, a lot of what looked like classmates. afterwards, they were crying in tears. the mother who has been on the ground here for quite some time who lives in the area, we saw her looking like she could not just handle much more and kind of just bolted inside the police station after the press conference. this area was gripped by this mystery for more than 30 days. mollie vanished. we had no idea where she went and unfortunately, a tragic ending. >> certainly. i know a lot of people have been ho

a journalist in california discover the restaurant chain donated $25,000 to the california republican party. he tweeted that in and out he had added a new item to their secret menu. delete ceo of in-n-out was a devout christian who donated to republicans supporters say in recent years in-n-out also contributed to a group that supports democrats who are business friendly. for our question of the day, does corporate political spending affect your spending behavior? let us know what you think. vote on the k2 view twitter page. you can also comment on our ktvu facebook page. >>> a bill liss heading to governor brown that is designed to increase ridership of electric scooters in california. that proposal allows anyone 18 or older to ride a scooter on city streets without a helmet for current law requires all riders to wear helmets no matter their age. the bill would also allow scooters on streets with speed limits of up to 35 miles an hour. current limit is 25 miles an hour. governor brown is not indicating whether he will sign the measure. >>> a golden eagles that was shot by a pellet gun

this afternoon there are 18 wvs burning across california -- wild fires burning across california. in a briefing, the governor warned this is just the beginning. >> we're in for a really rough ride. all our creativity to making the best out of an increasingly bad sip. >> in shas at that county, the carr fire near redding the now the sixth most destructive fire 35% contained. six people died and four are unaccounted for. >>> there's a new fire in mendocino county. the fire broke out last night and it burned 854 acres so far. in lake county, the river and rafrj fires destroyed ten homes and are threatening more than 12,000 structures. . >> reporter: firefighters faced a wall of flaums as -- flames as winds pushed the fire toward homes. >> we had erratic fire behavior and spot fires and fires pushing over ridges and into canyons. >> reporter: firefighters worked quickly, but they were unable to stop the flames from reaching homes nearby. one owner stood shoulder to shoulder with the firefighters. . >>> it's my home. i want to save it. >> reporter: his home was saved, but other structu

california has a new state sport. it's surfing of course. the governor signed the declaration acknowledges it originated with the poll neegs people -- polynesian people and imported from hawaii. it generates $6 billion a year in retail, playing a key role in the state's tourism. that's your favorite sport. wil inki i hope they make a state holiday one day. >>> tony tantillo is coming up next. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> today's tip of the day is about red seedless grapes. they're one of the most popular grapes in europe and latin america. they have seeds in them, the regular ones, and have a wonderful flavor. and you can buy the seedless combined. look at that. it's got the texture and the look of a red seedless and the never sold in clam she wills like this. make sure the grapes are nice and red, the stem nice and green. when you bring them home, in the refriger. never wash them before you store them, but wash before you enjoy th

at the moment, california is ranked 44th in the nation for perpupil funding. as the fifth largest economy in the world, this rank is indefensible. the reform of prop 13 would generate over $10 billion a year which would not only improve our state's rank but more importantly the quality of education that each child receives. additionally, this would come at no expense to residential or small business property owners. rather, it would shift the burden to the large corporations who could cover the expense with ease. with the reform of prop 13, we can work to ensure that california's children are provided the tools they need to succeed. i strongly urge the board to support our initiative to resoerm prop 13 -- reform prop 13. can you, commissioners merase and haney for introducing this resolution to the board, and thank you for your time. [applause] >> commissioners, thank you. my name is jackie zapata chavez, and it's a pleasure to see you and speak in front of you, mark sanchez, rachel, thank you so much. i know you guys personally and professionally, so thank yo

coming up at 7 a.m.tainted beef shipped to california could make california shipped to tainted beef at 7 a.m.tainted beef shipped to california could make you sick. what you need to know coming up in the next hour. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. an even cooler day today than yesterday was with temperatures in the 60's for the coast and 70's inland. skies will begin overcast to foggy followed by sunshine into the afternoon. after a cool start to the week temperatures will boost into the weekend back into the mid 80's inland to carry the bay into next week. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) coming up in the next hour ... police investigating after human remains are found inside a bay area home. we are live at the scene with the details. ( james ) plus... parents at

for mac california's fire siege is the new normal. at the request of governor brown last week the president signed an emergency declaration for the california fires making federal emergency aid available to our state.>> thank you.>>> the massive carr fire is contained after a week and a half, earning 180 square miles and has taken a toll on the colost their lives. authorities say there's some good news to report, all 20 missing people on a list released yesterday have been found. officials say they've been moved and overwhelmed by the support that they received from the public.>> do not let it overwhelm us as a community, it can be, step back and take the little victories except that there will be occasional setbacks. at the end we will be a better community than before the started. >> firefighters say they have good control close to the city of reading but on the northwest side of the fire they face a steep terrain and are using air tanks and helicopters as much as possible.>> shelters are helping to take care of animals from the fir

california is critical to this white house strategy. 14 states, 15 if you include us, follow california's standards. if the trump administration wants to lower future standards for the rest of the nation that would mean car companies have to build two kinds of cars, the cars for these states and then the cars for the rest of them. obviously, car companies hate that idea. get rid of the california standards and every state has the same lower standard. you build one kind of car. that is the argument. governor brown has not been pleased to hear any of this. he said today's action is a betrayal and an assault on the health of americans everywhere. >> with language like that it is obvious that california -- >> there was a lawsuit put into place. we knew this was coming so california launched the lawsuit back in may to stop it joined by the other states pointed out, as well. if that is successful the white house can still set new standards. we would continue to go our own way and there would be two types of every car. >> except that there wouldn't be because auto makers will try to sell cars in