establish stores in sacramento and in the gold country to sell supplies to miners. so leland stanford arrives and establishes his own store in cold spring's in about 1855. this is hard work. this is a rough place. there is no railroad here yet. .eland is scraping by he turns out to be -- and this is part of his story with the transcontinental railroad -- a pretty good salesman. he sells people the $10 egg, he sells people stuff, he sells a lot of stuff, he sold railroad bonds to congress. he was a good salesman. he goes on to move to sacramento in about 1860 and he takes over his brother's store in sacramento, and he is still sending mining implements, minor supplies, liquor and cigars, on front street in sacramento. and he is an even more successful salesman in san francisco and eventually gets elected governor. this is also the era of his first foray into selling worthless pieces of paper, where he starts dabbling in mining bonds and mining stock, and learning that you can sell things to people. i love that capital stock, $1,010,000. there was probably $2000 somewhere. but he is sta

salesman. he goes on to move to sacramento in about 1860 and he takes over his brother store in sacramento and he is still selling minor implements, mining supplies liquor and cigars in sacramento. he is an even more successful salesman in sacramento and gets himself elected governor. this is also the era of his first foray into selling worthless pieces of paper. where he starts dabbling in mining bonds and mining stock and learning that you can sell things to people. i love capital stock, 1 million, $110,000. it was probably $200 somewhere. he is starting to learn and get exposed to a wider frame of business people in sacramento and schemes for advancing yourself and your family and your personal wealth. this was about his family and personal wealth at the time. here they are in their sacramental mansion in 1862 before he had it listed above the flood waters a few years later. clearly he has come a long way from cold springs here. in his mansion. he is a prosperous local merchant and a boss in the local republican party. he is a happy man and his family is secure and he is in u

project update wednesday. in sacramento actually isabella kron 4 news. mother and on some a missing boy in california are pleading not guilty to charges of killing him. >>the twin sisters appeared in court yesterday 6 year-old duke flores is still missing. but investigators believe that he was killed and put in a dumpster. volunteers are still looking for him they're going through a landfill in san bernardino county searching for his remains the child is autistic and was declared missing after deputies to a welfare check at his home last week his mom says she has not seen him and more than a week. both women are being held on million bill. sacramento diocese has released the names of 40 local priests and deacons accused of sexually byu's the diocese says that reported abuse spanned 7 decades. reporter when a shot has that story. >>i was 14 years old in 19 87 in the spring when he salted me. >>kurt hoffman was a freshman at jesuit high school in on the swim team when he says his coach brother william farrington sexually assaulted him on tuesday, the sacramento diocese released the na

to data collected by a sacramento area lawmaker. butte county has managed 11 measles cases this year. and sacramento county which has reported three measles cases has spent $22,000. >>> in other news now, the sharks have a leg up in the nhl's western conference finals. san jose defeated the saint louis blues tonight, 6-3 in game one. the sharks and the blues are trying to win their first stanley cup. game two is monday night at sap center and we will have all the highlights from tonight's game coming up in a few minutes in sports. >>> a new lawsuit is accusing a san francisco police officer for using excessive force. in a shooting last year. it happened in north beach when the officers stopped four men for having an open beer bottle on the >>not holding any alcohol. but, he ran away. an officer opened fire. police say that he dropped a jacket and pulled out a glock 45 from his waistband. but an attorney says he threw the gun away before he was shot. he said his clients never brandished the gun or threatened anyone. >> the thing that struck me was the way in which as he ran down the s

make it work in sacramento, people are preparing for severe flooding tonight, this is areas are already dealing with the aftermath of thunderstorms and tornadoes. >>we'll take a look at the latest conditions. plus a miraculous recovery hear from a young woman who is now walking after being told that she was going lose her legs just months ago and the biggest retailer in the world is trying to combat teen smoking how old you will now have to be to buy tobacco at those stores. >>every year has increased by over 2 thirds of a quarter of is expected to go up over the next decade by then researchers project that half of the world's adults will drink up to 45% in 90 they also expect the number of adults who binge drink defined as 4 or more drinks in one sitting at least once a month will rise to 23% that's up 18 and half percent. and for their findings, researchers looked at per capita alcohol consumption, and some 189 countries. warning about an item a lot of people have inside their homes hear from folks who say they were injured by exploding, cooki termites, feasting on homes 24/7.

circulation around sacramento. the mother load in sierra and another one here in humboldt county that will probably help fire up more thunderstorms again. it was about mendocino county, lake county, northern sacramento valley, chico and also the sierra. probably today a little more focus might be toward the santa clara valley or the diablo range. it looks to be north and south. look at this. this is a lot of thunderstorm activity. low clouds are in place. 50s, low and mid, a few upper 40s. most locations are in the 50s here. bodega bay is cold, 47 with the water temperature at 50. cloverdale is 50. napa looking at low 50s. 56 ukiah to 58 in redding, 36 this truckee and reno is 45. big time cells, though, right about geyserville and cloverdale. they kind of fell apart but some of the cloud cover drifted in late. the sunset kind of takes the energy away. they will fire up later today. watch out. not a lot of rain. hit and miss with a lot of this. a brief downpour and then a mile or two away you get nothing. look at redding, pretty good thunder showers up there. in the valley, fresno. if

news at the top of the hour. >>> buses full of parents, and students are heading to sacramento, it is a part of a yearly trip. we are in san jose with one of the main organizers, good morning, allie. >> reporter: yes, you can see behind me, the charter buses and people getting their morning coffee before they board and go to sacramento this morning, about 250 people signed up to be a part of this education trip, they are heading up to sacramento, they are going to meet with the delegation of lawmakers from the bay area to talk about some of the most pressing issues in public education and education overall in this state. so many items estate like makers -- state lawmakers are going to be talking about, what is the most pressing issue when it comes to education in the state of california and the bay area? >> we have been trying to bump up funding for education, especially for the teachers that are in the first 5 years of their salary schedule, we have people in the bay area that are below the poverty level, so in general, we are trying to get their professional status bumped up in t

from a front porch in suburban sacramento. a getaway car ready and waiting as she runs from that home with the stolen goods. neighbors say they were shocked when one homeowner checked her doorbell video to see it was a child stealing those packages. >> reporter: not a sacramento suburb, neighbors say it's home to dozens of families with kids.>> hollywood park is a fantastic neighborhood, thmilies here are here for 50 and 60 years. >> reporter: recently this neighborhood was the site of a fairly common crime, only this time the alleged culprit was a child. this doorbell video shows a little girl running up to a home, you can see her a couple packages and then start off. she barely makes it in the car before the attaway driver quickly speeds away.>> somebody is probably teaching them that, those are things that are taught and that's unfortunate.>> i'm very surprised that was a child. that's concerning. >> reporter: cynthia says her family has lived across the street for generations and has never seen anythilike this.>> if it's only one incident i would not look at it as a trend but

than 40 priests in the catholic diocese of sacramento have been named as having been credibly accused of sexually abuse today, the list containing the names of 40 feet 44 priests and to permanent deacons was published by the sacramento bee newspaper. approximately 130 victims were listed over the past 70 years. the church gather the records after bishop, jaime soto ordered staff to compile the list last year. a spokesman for the diocese of says that revealing the names of accused abusers is important. >>we want people to see this because we need to be held accountable and the only way you can be held accountable, this to own it and the tone for. >>the sacramento diocese runs from the oregon border down to the lake. >>firefighters battled a massive fire as the fire tore through southern california recycling center today, huge plume of thick black smoke billowed and of the sky at the site of the fire just west of the ontario international airport. officials took to twitter at about one 30 local time identifying the location of the blaze more than 2 hours later. the fire was still active

expected in sacramento and nancy skinner who a bill to release police records for shootings and misconduct investigations. in this legislative session, lawmakers are debating another force. that meeting starts at noon. you can find an up to date list on which police departments are and are not complying with the police transparency law under the web link section. >>> a man accused of killing a woman 45 years ago was raped, stabbed and strangled in 1979. the case was unsolved until dna evidence linked him to the crime. it resumes this morning. eagle is already serving a sentence through 2022 for a prison -- at a prison in virginia for a different sex came. >>> some starting to recede as people there clean up governor tweeted yesterday, he signed a state of emergency declaration for all areas affected by the storms. several highways were closed because of heavy rains. the weather may have contributed to a derailment of a freight train. now they are helping to find flood victims. >> the water was going down and then it rose and it overtook the park. there is nothing more we could do. >> i los

sacramento because of a viral video that shows the arrest of a young boy. >>> lot of anger tonight in sacramento because of a viral video that show the the arrest of a young boy. >> look at that. look at that. >> the activist group black lives a parking lot with a spi fe. police say the boy was trespassing and asking people to buy things from nearby. some officers saw a security guard in the area chasing the boy and then stopped to help. >> turn around. turn around. turn around, i said. >> sacramento pd released this body cam video. it shows the officers asking the boy if he spit on a police officer. the boy replied, yeah, i spit on you, how do you like that? the department says the office evers acted appropriately. he was cited for battery and resisting police. the family plans to file a lawsuit against the city of sacramento. >>> a missing person's report ends with a gruesome discovery. police went to check on benedict cheng. now officers say there was a funny smell coming from inside, so they got a warrant. and when they got inside they found a dismembered body and a bloody saw. ne

sacramento area for her missing father.>>> a proposal to fix what some call a broken system and how people stay off the streets and out of jail.>>> a mo this week.>>> bursting we go with pride, a bay area city y t gay pride month after another bay area city said no. >>> the tuesday evening commute on the san mateo bridge, heavy in the commute direction. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> to san francisco supervisors are pushing the city to try a new approach to help people on the streets with mental health issues. >> reporter: rubin says his family has struggled with san francisco for years, his brother cycled from the hospital to jail, to street, never getting the care he needed. meaning he had to seek his brother out to help him.>>

it had very little track. it is a regional route from sacramento, as you can see here it ends in sacramento, it doesn't end in san francisco, it doesn't reach the bay and it doesn't even reach out to anyplace else, it reaches promissory summit. promontory summit is what you just saw, a major defining thing about promontory summit is that once these people celebrate the railroad going away there is absolutely nothing out there. there is in sacramento but sacramento is a minor outpost to the bay area for three quarter of california's population lives in the bay area. it also has this problem, this is the central pacific, it is not great resolution but what you can see this is a very small engine. you can see they're running on what. wood. they do not have a good coal supplier, and they cannot really haul much over the sierra nevada. this is not a very good technique for moving goods back and forth, but that does not make a whole lot of difference because there are no goods to move back and forth. collis potter huntington wright is a rate country west of the rocky mountains and very

ukiah, 45. 50 sacramento with 35 in flagstaff. another day of a possible shower, thundershowers from san joaquin valley to southern california and into las vegas. very windy there, as well. quite cool for them this time of year. for us, everything as far as the grapevine, you might encounter thunderstorms against a pop up. another low will form to the north pacific northwest and drop in saturday into sunday. we will be a little on the western edge, but we'll get some rain as we head into the weekend, but look at the totals in sierra and around fresno, bakers field. that is a lot of rain for this time of year. if you're traveling maybe up to the mountains of the sierra, i would be concerned about some brief heavy downpours and maybe high elevation snow. keep that in mind. we'll deal with that on friday as we get closer to it. >>> warmer on thursday. clouds friday. off-and-on rain. best opportunity late saturday early sunday. >>> we'll look for it. thanks steve. 5:22. a faster, better and cheaper latte'. how to find the first robotic barista in the country and why one set up his automa

sacramento today including state senator nancy skinner who introduced a bill last year that became law. >> requiring police departments to release records related to shootings and misconduct investigations. now in this legislative session, lawmakers are debating another bill to ven then the rules on when police can use deadly force. the meeting today starts at noon. >>> on ktvu.com you can find an update to list on which police departments are and are not complying with the transparency law. you can see it right now under the web link section. >> a man accused of killing a woman 40 years ago, she was raped and stabbed and strangled in october 1979. the case remained unsolved until 2015 when dna evidence linked dennis eagle to the crime and it was entered into a national data price. he is already serving a sentence for another crime at a

nuevamente? esa informaciÓn en sólo minutos. no se vayan. ♪ >>sacramento y otras cinco diÓcesis en california anunciaron la creaciÓn de un programa de compensaciÓn para las vÍctimas de abusos sexuales, mÁs de 40 sacerdotes enfrentan acusaciones creÍbles y abusos en la diÓcesis, se espera que las vÍctimas comiencen a recibir sus paquetes de compensaciÓn a finales de este verano. >>[habla inglÉs] marÍa: anthony es uno de los que planea solicitar conversaciÓn, espero dÉcadas para poder hablar de lo sucedido. el programa establece que las personas que reciban compensaciÓn, tienen que renunciar el derecho de entablar litigios legales en el futuro en contra de las diÓcesis. por otra parte, venezuela es incapaz en estos momentos de producir su propio combustible. la escasez ha causado colas kilomÉtricas en las gasolinerÍas de caracas y tambiÉn en otras partes del paÍs. se espera que se prolongue esto durantehoras, la gente ha tenido que pasar casi hasta 24 horas tratando de cargar gasolina. >>saludos desde barrio obrero, desde el carro, desde donde nos ha tocado realizar

. por encima de lo normal en el valle. los Ángeles reportÓ 72°. sacramento 81° y en el Área de la bahÍa, la temperatura mÁxima alcanzÓ los 72°. condiciones secas y temperaturas agradables gracias a la influencia del sistema de alta presiÓn sobre nuestra Área. continuaremos con cielos mayormente despejados y esta madrugada con una mÍnima de 55°. maÑana domingo nos esperan excelentes condiciones para disfrutar el dÍa de la madre. maÑana la temperatura mÁxima alcanzando los 63°. si usted piensa viajar, mirar las condiciones, secas con cielos mayormente soleados. la mÁxima maÑana cÁlida superando los 90°. en fresno se espera 90 y en sacramento la mÁxima puede alcanzar 85°. comenzaremos la semana laboral con condiciones secas. para mÁs informaciÓn, bajÉ nuestra aplicaciÓn. tengan una excelente noche. marÍa: vamos con un adelanto de "contacto deportivo". natalidad: te contamos -- nathalie: te contamos sobre los cuartos de final de la liga. ♪ locutor: este es "contacto deportivo". nathalie: le saluda con gusta nathalie juÁrez. comenzamos con la liga mx . se def

committees and the commission and the board regarding various pieces of legislation that are in sacramento currently. some which related back to casa in some form or fashion. and as you all know i'm sure that housing is the number one issue in sacramento this year. and our governor has made it a priority and prioritized funding for housing in the next budget year. there's currently over 200 housing bills in sacramento and there are about three dozen that are receiving a lot of attention. there are some that in particular are related to the three ps and that's the framework that staff is using to work with the housing legislative working group in the legislative committees providing as much information as we can to the local jurisdictions as well in terms of what is going on in sacramento regarding housing. and most of the bills are somewhat different than what was proposed in the casa compact and nearly all are state-wide bills. one of the things that the casa leadership and committees put forward is that they were aiming for a regional solution. i think that the consensus was that the are

sacramento streets in the persidio heights neighborhood. it has the construction of 31 new buildings, ranging in height from 3 to 7 stories and with heights from 35 feet to 80 feet. and the project proposes 237 dwelling units including 12 single family homes with two parking spaces per unit and 261 multifamily units with 1.5 parking spaces per unit. and the project proposes the conversion of the existing marshall heal building at into residential uses and the retention of the existing building at 401 cherry street with nine residential units. and the site spans 14 parcels wit14 parcelwithin three blocksd and subdivided and redeveloped to allow for modifications to the rear yard, building height and facade modification. on july 11, 2019, the planning commission will hold a public hearing on the draft e.i.r. at which time there will be an opportunity for public comment. planning staff anticipates the certification of the e.i.r. and bringing forth the conditional use authorization and plan unit development applications to the planning commission in january 2020. this concludes my presen

negotiations with sacramento river interests and other tributaries to the bay delta. those discussions have been going on several months now. there was a submittal to the state march 1 which provided more detail than previously had been provided. there are discussions about issues such as governance and adaptive management and how the different potential voluntary agreements we've been discussing would be analyzed by the state and how they'd be modelled. one of the good things going on is both the cabinet secretary and jarrod broomenfeld and others are deeply involved in the conversation to help make sure the state stays on track to get us to a point of to a solution that would work for a lot of folks t. last week i made notes by some and failure was not an option relative to the voluntary agreements and the was the voluntary agreements will supplant the board actions. they seem committed to make an outcome oriented process work but it's going to take time. issues are slowly evolving but one of the things that we've come across is technical details are incredibly important. the state i

more likely though it would be out to the sacramento san joaquin valley. possible showers on friday mainly to the south. had some thunderstorm activity in eastern salano county and that could repeat itself in a couple days. 60s, 70s to a lot of are near average or slightly below. might even be a little cooler tomorrow, 60s and of sun and cl >>> thank you, steve. >>> 6:21. the rol baby wait is over. the first glimpse of meghan markle's bundle up of joy. >>> cashless stores in san francisco will be no more. the new deadline for retailers in the city. fo fo >>> welcome back. a law takes affect in san francisco three months from now requiring all stores to accept cash. the ordinance bans cash less stores. the new ordinaries requires brick and mortar stores to accept cash. >>> we don't want too go so far down in the wrong direction that we start excluding people from being able to shop in their own neighborhoods. >>> some business owners say not having cash is safer because cash can invite crime. sweet greens, an organic restaurant will be accepting cash later this year. amazon's go stor

rigorous training to get through the department's academy in sacramento, the user they 200 hours of detection. >>200 out there's a patrol work and they have 40 hours that we started class with which is basically going over our policies procedures how to handle an dogs so in total of 11 weeks that you 440 hours of training. sense of smell so utilizing that to locate. to apprehend a suspect as well. we can put that dog. taking him around the situation and help protect for tech officers. as well as the deterrent we get a lot of times what i suspect will give up its fundraising that dog. >>as for what comes next to each of these dogs have already been assigned. >>so we have one dog going out to the bay area are going to a division as junior. >>officer vargas as the most will stay on the job for up to 10 years of age and often their handlers will later adopt them to live out their lives as family members. theresa stasio kron 4 news. house speaker nancy pelosi was here in san francisco yesterday on the heels of special counsel robert mueller taking to the airwaves about his russia investi

be thunderstorms in northern sacramento valley that has really ramped up a on shore wind for us. also the delta breeze has kicked up the prosthesis, a little drizzle and overall thunderstorms north and east. >>> the san mateyo bridge heading to the peninsula getting a little more crowded. traffic is still moving. we don't see a total back up there. it is getting more sluggish at the bay bridge toll plaza. we believe the metering lights may have turned on but the cash lanes are still moving nicely. nicely. >>> the defending warriors will put the crown on the line against the toronto raptors. they played the raptors twice during the regular season, lost both times and the warriors enter the finals as the heavy favorite. one of the biggest challenges will be trying to stop kawhi leonard. draymond green talked about being one of the best defenders in the game. >> before you can ever reach anything you have to believe it. you don't just mistakingly become great at something. i probably at one time or another believe that you can be great at that. and then you work to get great at tha

2500 teachers, students and their supporters in sacramento. in support of education. they are going to march around and through the state capitol building. they want lawmakers to increase funding to allow for smaller class sizes and more counselors. also they want lawmakers to take a new look at how charter squalls are spending taxpayer money. >>> the san jose sharks' season is over after a 5-1 loss to the blues in st. louis. they scored their first goal 92 seconds into the gulf and scored again before the end of the first period and that is all they needed. they took a long pass from yoenis to get his first career goal for san jose and the sharks' only one for the night. head coach says his biggest disappointment is being eliminated from the playoffs after all the work the team put in and it won't be rewarded. >> the number of times they were written tor dead and buried and the times they got off the mat and you know and the things guys played through and you know that is the disappointment part for me. >>> sharks flew home last night and will clean out lockers today. the stanley c

. >>> 5:39. pride month begins in a matter of days. some feel one sacramento bar is not being so priedfdeful. >> a fight between joe biden and president trump. we'll take a look coming up on "today in the bay". man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> we're looking at the bay bridge westbound 80 right there. flares blocking over half of the freeway toward treasure island, heading toward san francisco out of oakland. your commute across the bay bridge. avoid that bay bridge. moving very slowly. jamming in the maze. we will give you alternates and show you backups and travel times and try to get you out of this. >>> we do have cloud cover. golden gate bridge right now, beautiful view. things will quickly warm into the afternoon.

knights landing near sacramento. a man lost control of his car, went off the road and hit a parked trailer. inside that trailer was a family of four. they were sleeping. video you're watching is the aftermath of the crash. the father, mother and ten-year-old son were killed. the 11-year-old daughter is in the hospital and seriously hurt. >>> in santa cruz, another crash. a driver plowed into five parked cars. he was arrested on suspicious of dui. police say many other dui arrests were made. they want to remind people to drive sober. >>> officers stopped a driver for speeding. turned into way more than that. he ended up arresting five men and recovering several weapons. this is a picture of the weapons recovered yesterday. the officer says after he pulled the driver over he saw several people in the car were holding open beer, and there was a gun on the floor. all five mennsid the car were arrested for a variety of crimes, including underaged drinking, driving under the influence, possessing drugs rus landed in flames in moscow today. this is video of it. russian officials say at le

vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. >>he's a southern california have identified the body of an infant from sacramento, those found behind a mortuary in the community of bellflower today, the los angeles coroner's office identified her as 8 month-old alexia rose at a her father 30 year-old alexander has was last seen on friday with his daughter and is considered missing. he suffers from depression and family said they're concerned about his well-being investigation will now be handled by the sacramento county sheriff's department says that is where the infant is believed to have died. it's going to check the weather now now as we take a look around the bay area our chief meteorologist lazcano standing by. >>that we've got to heat up coming our way of maybe a week late love they have for the holiday weekend but looks like temperatures having us or special lot of hard weekend out there right now a little hazy as you get some high clouds up above and still some of that patchy fog moving in along the coastline go to see tpmore that

done doing a round of presentations in each of the three counties in this archdiocese on sacramento registers and that question came up in each of the threepresidentials. what about the -- presentations. what about the dig it will future the holy sea wouldn't allow it but there are reasons for that. and one of those, and i heard this even from people who are not you know, from the vatican but people with a technology background and understanding that versions of things change. softwares change and hardwares change and everybody knows we have gone from keeping pouter information on magnetic tape to then a large floppy disk be a small floppy disk a c-d for a cdrom operateings systems and pcs and mcintosh changed so you wond how the information that's recorded at one time will be able to be accessible digitally 50 years down the road with all the s lo these e the narks catastrophic situation, being wiped out. >> yeah. >> where as with hard books, you have to burn those things. you have to have a fire that would consume a parish office where they are kept which in a safe which would to

is 4:24. sacramento cemetery is being cleaned up after several headstones were damaged or destroyed. >> the cemetery manager said the vandals caused thousands of dollars worth of damage. >> reporter: these date back to the 1-800-s so when they are damaged it is not easy to repair or replace. it is like this vandal replaced a peace of history. it is a place to remember loved ones lost. >> it is a beautiful place and belongs to the people >> reporter: when they broke into the cemetery thursday night they had other plans. >> it is a shame. >> reporter: knocking over gravestones, smashing some into the graves targeted belong to volunteer firefighters from 1- 800-s. >> historic graves vandalized particularly those of firemen, it is heartbreaking. they serve all of us. >> reporter: the cemetery manager said they caused 6 to $8,000 worth of damage and volunteers say these are not easily repaired. >> when they get broken, they have to be put back together like a jigsaw puzzle. you can troy to repair it, but you can't put it back in its original state. >> reporter: the cemetery filed a polic

would be to north. until then there is still shower activity coming down the northern sacramento valley and the sierra. inland temperatures are bumping up. after thursday a possibility maybe we could get mid to upper 80s but today upper 70s, low 80s. you can see how the moisture keeps firing up over shasta in northeast california. some of this is making its way to the sacramento valley. and reno, as well. the low is moving out of the rockies and it is generating more severe weather in the plains. up in mendocino county, lake county, solano county, something to watch. a better system is coming in on thursday. doing almost the exact same thing. until then a lot of clouds and fog. 50 and 51 the water for most. 50s for some. 54 is popular. foster city is in thnlo park, sanford, los altos and palo alto, union city bay 53. a lot of low clouds and fog on the coast and mostly sunny. i say that because to the north and east i think we will get build-ups but it is a fine line plaguing the weather. 60s to 80s. antioch and vacaville, to fairfield. but mostly cloudy on thursday. something to

around sacramento and the bay area for filing americans with disabilities lawsuits against small businesses for minor violations such as a sign is too small or a table half an inch too high. more than 2,000 at last count, and costing at least $4,000 each time. >> essentially that's what this is about. this is a stickup. >> reporter: on may 23rd, johnson found himself on the other end of legal proceedings, indicted by a grand jury on three down was filing a false tax return. >> they're so thrilled. they are so happy. they say things i can't say on tv. >> reporter: in 2013, the indictment alleges that johnson and his business paid zero dollars in tax returns and only claimed $1,500 in income. >> in one year, he fil lawsuits. another year it was 100 or over. so he definitely filed many lawsuits in those two years. >> reporter: with a typical payout above $4,000 each time, she tracked his lawsuit filings on a system called pacer. and she noticed something odd. so far in may, he's already filed 41 suits, all in the bay area. >> right around the time when he was indicted, in a week and

force. pressure is mounting on both sides of the issue in sacramento. >>> a witness in the ghost ship fire trial takes aim at derek almena. what she says happened when she urged him to get the building up to code. >>> warmer weather headed our way. the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> get out your sharpie pen. why you might need it for your prescription drugs. >>> the rise of meatless meat. new numbers reveal it's >>> jurors heard about life at the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. the mother of a man who co-signed a lease made no secret of her dislike for derekal med de. katherine bouchard says her son called her several times crying saying he wanted to leave but almena would talk him into staying. she said almena laughed when she asked him to get the building up to code. the prosecution called to the stand a former ghost ship 10 nance and fire survivor carmen brido who called the ghost ship the most beautiful place she'd ever lived. >> these are witnesses the d.a.'s office is calling and they wind up giving fantastic witness testimony for max harris. >>al men deand max harris a

>> thank you for joining us. sacramento wants to come down hard on doctors who issue medical exemptions to children whose parents don't want them vaccinate. >> today, the city attorney responded by issuing a subpoena to get the medical records of a doctor he says may be unlawfully providing these exemptions. >> in the newsroom with this, racking down. >> the first in san francisco. since 2016, california has seen the number of medical exemptions specifically dealing with the vaccination issue, triple. this according to the city attorney's office puts everyone at greater risk of contracting certain diseases like the measles. >> we showed up at the doctor's office. >> this is part of an ongoing investigation into who are not this particular doctor was granting medical exemptions to patient that's didn't qualify for them. >> there's no hiding the fact stoller has issued medical exemptions for vaccination purposes. we found google had written reviews about his work. >> i am so grateful. >> we saw that he went in the middle of spring last year. my daughters were being asked for ne

are responds at sacramento state and a sold-out concert. >>> and the number of measles cases still on the rise. what the centers for disease control and prevention is saying about some infected travelers. >>> bay area bridges look good. >> this morning we're joined by a few scattered showers. we'll take a look at the current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon and the rest of the week coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:45. muslims have 30 days of increasing prayers and fasting and no food or drink from dawn they celebrate the revelation of the quran to the prophet muhammad ali. >> 4:45. police are investigating when they were dropped by a drone during an event at sacramento state. flyers with squat city cas were dropped friday night and also dropped near the golden one center where thousands of fans were waiting to go inside for an ariana grande concert. one had a red x and phrases like the press is the enemy. >>> here with the state hornet we were covering the festival which was a fundraiser. there were two separate drone drops and roug

sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the emotional debate today inside the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant, 22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on the bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>is not that we have not had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step. >>in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill mi

snow, cooler temperatures and the thunderstorms continue to fire up there out of the sacramento valley, trinity county popping up, anybody in lake county today, you can see the thunderstorms. a better opportunity today because there is a weak little dispurr balance dropping in. you can see the circulation dropping straight down out of the pacific northwest that will enhance the activity later today. warmer yesterday. some temperatures hit to low to mid 80s. today we will ease back on that because of an on shore wind due to the system dropping in. possible thunderstorms north, santa rosa to napa north and the diablo range. the water temperatures are very cold, 50 to 53. look at the 28-mile per hour gusts out of travis. the on shore breeze is out to davis and vacaville, even at the napa airport, a big change from yesterday when we hardly had any breeze at all. 50s on most of the temps from lake county to northern napa county. we will see if that drift into solano or contra costa today. santa rosa, napa, sacramento north, then this low the drift all the way to central california, so satur

decidiÓ presentar una demanda contra la diÓcesis de sacramento. dice que no se le presta la misma importancia a un caso de abuso a un adulto como en el caso de los menores. dice que el nombre de su agresor no es abba con los nombre de los sacerdotes involucrados en casos de abuso sexual. este abogado dice que representa 20 clientes que fueron abusados por sacerdotes cuando eran adultos. en muchos casos se trataban de mujeres adultas. aunque dorothy ya recibiÓ una compensaciÓn, dice que aÚn existe acceso limitado para que las vÍctimas se recuperen. la diÓcesis de sacramento informó que habÍa llegado a una ardua y que el nuevo programa de compensaciÓn se enfoca en aquellos que fueron abusados cuando eran niÑos y que estÁn dispuestos a ayudar a cualquier vÍctima de abuso. palmira: la lluvia llegÓ con ganas y hasta la nieve cayÓ. ramÓn: se reportó nieve en la sierra nevada. tome precauciones. palmira: vamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: asÍ es. desde maÑana miÉrcoles ya descartamos la posibilidad de lluvia sobre el Área de la bahÍa. los acumulados han sobrepa

nacionales. marÍa: sacramento y otras cinco diÓcesis católicas en california crearon un programa de compensaciÓn para los abusos sexuales. se espera que las vÍctimas comiencen a recibir sus paquetes de compensaciÓn a finales de este aÑo. >> antoni cono es uno de lo que plantea solicitar compensaciÓn y como muchas vÍctimas espero dÉcada para hablar de lo sucedido, el programa establece que las personas que tengan compensaciÓn tienen que renunciar al derecho de entablar litigio legales en contra de la diÓcesis. marÍa: a semana política huesito estuvo hablada entre la guerra arancelaria entre estados unidos y china. fernando: presentÓ su plan pro estadounidense y pro inmigrante. >> queremos que vengan inmigrante es una gran promoiÓn de esos inmigrantes puede venir por mÉrito y habilidad. fernando: el plan incluye proteger la frontera y reducir la emigraciÓn familiar. ademÁs pide que hable inglÉs y que pasen un examen cÍvico y que sea autosuficiente financieramente. >> no tiene apoyo de republicano en el senado. fernando: asÍ rechazan las propuesta los demÓcratas a n

on top of an existing law. sacramento will have a law go in effect in july. it is an extra five cents for wheelchair trips. the examiner reports cpuc, california public utilities commission, wants to double the fee from 5 to 10 cents per ride. disability advocates are asking for something much higher, 50 cents a trip. cpuc not expected to make a decision until late june. >>> thanks, bob. >> 4:32. happening today in contra costa county, sentencing for a man who killed two in a drunk driving crash. back in 2017, his car veered into another car on a highway off-ramp in concord. after both cars crashed, wilson ran from the scene and later tried to report his car stolen. two brothers, 5 and 10 years old, died. their infant brother survived but was seriously injured. he faces 40 years in prison. >>> now to decision 2020. >> candidates arrived yesterday, campaigned, spoke with voters and tried to raise money. >> as the first woman elected to the united states senate from state and candidate for president of the united states. >> amy klobuchar spwraousz herself to san francisco. more th

, rain and hail and lots of low clouds around. i know that monterey set a record in sacramento set a record. santa rosa, average rainfall. were they sent today will probably not change much. 1.44, san jose. and speaking of the sierra snow, the seasonal total we can add a couple of inches but 167% of normal and a lot of water and snow that has a meltdown. they have measured some 10 foot drifts up there as well. normal is 350 to 250. >> near gilroy, that was a leader of the pack as far as thunderstorm activity and also from morgan hill to gilroy. mount hamilton is also in there. if you did not get the rain, it was probably very windy and cool. temperatures were way below average. up to 20 degrees below normal. today will be warmer but we will have a strong loaf taking its turn and in southern nevada and onto northern arizona. 73, las vegas and the normal is 94 degrees. they will probably make that up by the end of the week. southern california, rain and snow in the mountains. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. 52, san mateo. 49, hayward. from morgan hill to gilroy, much quieter now. we

sacramento, california decided to take action. he is now trying to spark a national movement, ochen at a time. john yang reports for our weekly series on the leading edge of health and science. >> yang: the dinner specials at mulvaney's b&l restaurant in sacramento: pasta with truffle and wild caught halibut with b choy. the mood of the staff: very anxious. tensions are high because chef and owner patrick mulvaney blew up earlier when a catering job went wrong. months ago, the staff might have pushed their feelin aside, smiled for the customers and moved on. but these days workers are encouraged to be open about their feelings and keep an eye on each other. it's a change born out of necessity, and loss. anthony bourdain's suicide last year shocked the restaurant world across the country. the host of cns "parts unknown" was beloved by chefs, candid about his battles with drugs and depression. in sacramento, bourdain's death came amid a string of restaunt workers' suicides. >> in four weeks we had this, we md four people die. on a sunday we hadorial here for our server. and i woke up monday to

seat covered by a blanket the sacramento county sheriff's office is calling her father, 22 year-old alexander echeverry a person of interest in his daughter's death. >>jessica menge talks with the grieving mother. >>they just 8 months old alexi echeverry a was her mother's whole world. >>2 so to play already could mean my my shoes that the i was trying to teach >>but now instead of planning her first birthday car lauber otto's plane crew daughter's funeral. the baby girl found dead this had a dumpster in bellflower monday morning. she was in her car seat covered by a blanket. >>i just can't believe that he would just leave her there. you know she was due to is she was in that dawn, she was in to my little girl. >>the baby's father, 22 year-old alexander achieve area is amperson of interest in the case. the sacramento county sheriff's office has family members reported him missing monday believed to be traveling with his daughter in the morning. he jumped me word. >>at 11:00am. an hour later, we face tame the last time i saw her. >>he told her he was going to bakersfield with the bab

policy. >>> today may 22, would have been harvey milks birthday. in sacramento the signal passed a resolution. he was the only openly guy/gay who he joined the city council. our movement for equality, dignity and to have a seat at the table. >>> graduation of a select class of inmates at san quinten, they completed a cooking chas behind bars to help when they had released. >> four courses of fine dining. this was not typical prison chow, no time to linger over dessert with long up at 9:00. >> the pressure is on in the kitchen at san quentin, a dinner for invited guests. >> the meal marks graduation for a handful of inmates who once a week for three months emerged in kitchen skills. >> it will come together at the end as long as everyone does their part. >> i learned that, teamwork. >> you wouldn't think you could make gourmet food like this. he gets out in nine months and hopes to work in a restaurant. the instructors are professional conservatives volunteering their time. a sense of accomplishment so many of the men are hungry for. >> this teaches them i can do this. >> the two wo

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modesto, the foothills will generate more thunderstorms, also out to the sacramento, san joaquin valley. also up to mendocino, lake county again, something to watch. sometimes they can drift backs towards us. probably not over the bay, but it might be very close. plenty of low clouds in place, but it'll burn off sooner. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. reports of hail and really intense rain, some of that will pick up over the mountains, so the good time to travel is right now, as they develop late in the evening. sal is here, it has been pretty quiet so far, still good?>> it is quiet compared to what you normally see. there is traffic out there, however it is a 24 minute drive from the bridge to the macarthur maze, that is not bad, if you are driving from vallejo to the macarthur maze, and into san francisco, you have to wait through a little bit of slow traffic. it is not that bad at the bay bridge compared to what it normally is, obviously this week we had a really bad day, so it is nothing like that at all. there are no problems on interstate 880 and north and south, and 580 looking