. >> reporter: a tornado touched down near sacramento sacramento. the twister spinning up debris as it passed over this field. but summer heat held on especially in the south, breaking records in south carolina. rally 93 and wilmington wilmington 94 and charlotte 95. >> reporter: and it isn't over. it continues especially on the east coast. kate. >>> thank you. rather have the heat than the snow. >>> finally tonight when oprah winfrey comes to town you know you could be in for a surprise. that was the reaction after oprah told a room full of people she is giving their organization over $1 million. she was speaking at a fundraiser in north carolina for the united negro college fund of the her gift will help area students attend historically black colleg.es finally, some math you're really going to like. xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a y

lastly we need to director that's going to come out swinging at sacramento. sacramento is pulling ship on us, because they say we are not doing things that palo alto, or some other city is, and we are like the little kids that have to stay after school because so-and-so passed a note and it was not us, but we are going to be penalized. i want a director that stands up for san francisco. >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner koppel? >> i will try to follow that. good speech, commissioner richards. first and foremost i would like to see a director that can very clearly relate to the past, the present on the future of san francisco. we do have a definite past that is dwindling away from us. also, the same time i would like to see us focus a lot more on our current residence as opposed to our potential future residents. a lot of my friends and people i know, and the public come to me with the same comments week after week. another large concern of mine and ours is what we're doing doing about climate change. i think an emergency is a very understated word, one

, sacramento saw thunderstorm activity. it was certainly hectic, a scary situation for the folks out there. satellite radar you can see that system trekked out east. we have another trough dropping down and that's going to bring believe it or not rain chances to our area, very, very light chance of showers mainly the far northern areas and inland east bay. your microclimate highs for today are going to be a lot cooler, 67 degrees in oakland, only topping out in the upper 60s for san jose at 69. look at concord, 70 degrees. 64 degrees for san francisco, and over the next couple of hours, again we want to talk about those winds, so a lot less wind activity through the afternoon. we're going to continue with the breezy conditions, but let's get right to the chances of rain. the winds are going to pick up later tonight as that trough drops down and then our hour by hour outlook shows shower chances especially through the middle and the evening. look at that, 7:30, again a lot of this rain might not make it to the ground. right

and we need to keep ourselves armed to deal with sacramento. thank you. >> president melgar: thank you very much next speaker, please. >> i have a handout. my name is jerry with the san francisco land use coalition. a leadership change provides opportunity for operational changes. i have five procedural suggestions. one that the department should be required to include a reasoned paragraph explaining why it recommends approval or denial of a project, and the paragraph should be signed by a member of senior management. two, the planning department should reject commonly flawed documents. one architectural plans that lack existing and proposed square footage table. two, unsigned environmental evaluation applications. three, documents that don't include a copy in electronic format. and four, new construction projects that lack a survey of record. point number three, improved citizen access to information by ensuring the following six documents listed below are available one week before the project's scheduled hearing date. [please stand by] >> goo

if sacramento does not get it done, it would not be a san francisco first, mr. givner, if we went our own way. we did that in same sex marriage. we did that back in the day as it related to needle exchange which was not legal under state law. we declared an emergency and did it any way. to that end, if san francisco cannot get it done, i will be asking the city attorney to draft some policy ideas, even if they are accompanied by a cautionary memo as to how we can moderate discretionary speed enforcement, law be dammed. finally, i would like to adjourn this meeting in memory of ronnie sawyer, passed away this sunday in north beach of pancreatic cancer. ronald was the best of what north beach has to offer. he embodied the spirit of the beach, uncompromising, unwaivering while leading his own undelighted liiluted life. over the past two years, we watched as ronald fought his illness in a way few of us could imagine. there was no bitterness, no self-pity, no regret. he stood tall and strong, reading his latest works with passion and commitment even as his body was g

east of sacramento, placer county is hammered by thunderstorms for the past couple hours. our rain for now, is finished. satellite and radar review. this looks more like fall. this doesn't show temperatures or tell you what month it is if you were to see this, one storm moving over northern california. another one up in the gulf of alaska heading in our direction. you say maybe october november, december you would be right a little more of an active pattern. next weather system moving in will be farther to the north and a minimal rain chance for the north bay on wednesday morning. tomorrow it's about the sunshine. but in the wake of storm today, it won't be that warm. we will be below average. watch a few showers begin to pop up wednesday morning, and i think a line from sonoma and napa and points north. a 50% chance of showers on wednesday morning. and you get south of there, that's solano and san francisco we are talking a 20% chance of a sprinkle. and that's it. watch the front fizzle as it heads to the south and drop or two of rainfall on wednesday in san francisco. ho

a couple of a here on our is from sacramento. from the sacramento area. our to on the right are from the oakland bay area. this is a couples challenge, one person is disqualified, get out of the competition, and the whole team has to get out. i want to show you video we shot within the last hour, this is our first challenge. each person has 5 minutes to eat as many hot wings or tenders as they could, without their hands. it got messy. it is the first of many challenges throughout the day and tomorrow. the time started at 8:00 sharp. the challenges to be inside for 30 hours straight. they will get bathroom breaks every three hours. there will be unexpected challenges like this wings challenge. the person with the most points at the end of this 30 hours will wind $600. if everyone makes it through, they will get season passes s d you guys were friends, now. we have been talking all morning tell us about what it has been like, and why you wanted to come out and do something like this. what is your fascination with being in a coffin for so long? >> i saw the

but, of course, we -- whatever we do in sacramento, we don't build housing in sacramento. it is local communities that make sure working as a city, and with the non-profit partners and developers, to make sure that housing gets built. that's what this is about today, that the city, and mercy housing, and everyone working together to get these units built and to make sure people can live in them, and to keep going from there. this is incredibly exciting, and i want to congratulate and thank everyone who has made this possible. thank you. [applause and cheering] >> thank you, senator weiner, and assemblyman chu. this work wouldnit would not hae been possible without the tireless work of alita cohen. it is a great honor to bring up the board of equalization chair and former supervisor, malia cohen. >> how much time do i have, theo? 60 minutes? all right! this is amazing! you just look around, can you not -- look at the glorious day! blessings are falling upon us! and i'm so excited to be here, to leave hot sacramento to come to only milding hot samildly hot san fr. i feel lik

and temperatures throughout the bay area right now, check out sacramento. our producer used to live in sacramento, dwigirl, that would have been you out there. we're cooler at this hour. remember i said we would start cooling off into monday. just a little bit. that's exactly what's happening. san francisco is running six degrees cooler right now. oakland four degrees cooler. san jose three degrees cooler. let's talk about your highs for tomorrow. we will still be warm? but some areas cool down a little bit. mid-and upper 90s today. tomorrow in the low 90s through concord. san jose 88. santa cruz 80 degrees. san francisco 84. and half-moon bay 70 degrees. speaking of labor day, i have a feeling a lot of folks will be heading to the beach because it will be stunning. 78 degrees by 1:00. clear, sunny skies, 81 degrees by 2:00, 3:00. topping out in those 80s at the beach. get ready highway 17. now let's talk about your safety tips because if you are going to be heading anywhere inland, take some extra time. take breaks, head inside and remember to drink a lot

this beingn north of sacramento -- this being north of sacramento. more horrific details emerging from the boat fire that killed 29 passengers. they tried to save those blocked below. but the doors western blocked by the fire. officials say the escape hachts were way too narrow. the captain made two may day calls before jumping off the boat. to the mysterious lung i will necessaries caused bid vaping. breaking news, three deaths now linked to vaping. the fda and state officials on how vaping croats the inside of your lurngs with vitamin e oil. the number of cases doubled to 450 in three months. a new study shows college students using marijuana at the highest percentage in 35 years. 4 in 10 college student say they used pot at least once in the past year. a american airlines mechanics pled guilty to trying to sabotage a plane to get overtime. he's charged with disabling the navigation system on a july 17 flight that had 150 people on board. it was aborted when pilots noticed alarms going off. now we have a story of heroism. after battling breast canc

a day after they made the discovery, sacramento officials started spraying for non- native mosquitos. and while they are not 'infected' with zika virus, the mere presence of a carrier of a serious tropical disease is prompting a swift response. (jrs) having a carrier is in northern california is a big concern because they can carry even more serious tropical diseases like dengue fever. (jrs)millions of contigo kids cleanable water bottles are being recalled. that's because the silicone spout can detach and pose a choking hazard for children. the company has received more than one-hundred complaints, including 18 incidents in which the spout was discovered in a child's mouth. the recall only applies to bottles that have a black color spout base and spout cover. the water bottles come in three sizes --- 13, 14 and 20 ounces. they were sold between april 2018 and june 2019. contact contigo for a free replacement lid. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodrig

cou nty office, and from the sacramento county coroner‘s offers as well. the four victims we have recovered as of 110w four victims we have recovered as of now will need to be identified through dna, and that may take some time. the condition of the remains that are recovered subsequently will determine the speed at which we are able to identify any of the victims. 0ur able to identify any of the victims. our hearts go out to the families of the victims of this terrible tragedy. we understand the tremendous burden they are under right now is a way to determine exactly what happened and what condition and situation their loved ones are in. we will be working diligently to try to get them as much information as possible as soon as possible. we have also set up a family assistance centre, which is designed to provide specialised assistance to family members of victims of this tragedy. i am going to now turn this over to captain monica rochester of the us coastguard los angeles sector, and she will give you a briefing on the rescue effort that was undertaken t

. >>> tonight crews are watching for hot spots from a fire near the sacramento international airport. it was first reported this morning. the sacramento fire department said the fire burned about 30-acres, no structures were threatened. >> warmer weather in the forecast. north bay residents are on notice of a power shut off. hot windy weather is expected on monday and tuesday. the fire marshal said this is the time of the year when the area reaches peak fire season. >>> the time of the year we see the patterns develop. they move east of the bay area, setting up the wind flow. we'll talk about. that you will notice the warmup today. san francisco 79, concord 87. livermore 85 degrees and the satellite showing mostly clear skies, could have fog near portions of the coastline. 60s out toward walnut creek. sent rosa 57. our live camera looking at the bay, we're in the clear. we warmed up today. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend as the area of high pressure rebuilds, 70s, 80s, 90s, this area of low pressure moves toward nevada. this will set up the northeast flow that will boo

. >>> developing news out of sacramento were crews were battling about fire on the sacramento river, the fire was reported about 90 minutes ago near freeport boulevard in south sacramento, you can see those flames coming from the boat and the fire apparatus in the water trying to work to extend was the fire, firefighters say the voters were able to jump off and were not injured.>>> the wreckage of a dive boat where 34 people died has to been taken to enable base in southern california. the coast guard will not confirm the location but the vessel was taken to a secure area as multiple agencies investigate the cause of the fire. a criminal investigation is looking into whether the cats and her crew were negligent, 33 passengers and one deckhand died of smoke inhalation as they were trapped below deck. five crewmembers survive. >>> were learning about a stereo takeoff where an airplane took off from the wrong runway. it could have been disastrous had the play not gotten airborne. we looked into the incidents and learned there have been as many as 2 dozen similar incidents.>> we learn ab

in sacramento. >>lonnie wong. >>still to come a new crime opportunity how walmart's promotion aimed to recycle car t community ome parents on in crisis. how tiny homes are making a big difference for struggling veterans in the bay area great story there and we have a mom on a mission why this california mom is pushing for a new playground for her son and other children like him. >>they're in lodi is pushing for a new playground. she says her 4 year-old son and other children like him need a place of their own reporter christy on a mission. this mom who's >>image jewel was terrible pozzi in a court of visual impairment loves to swing in flight. his mother dead in van dyke's says because im it is in a wheelchair. the really come to the park since he can't use most of the playground equipment. he wants to. >>do all the things that all of the other kids to right now that's not an option for him it or other kids with special needs so they indict is launching an effort to bring an all inclusive partalo die, he's a child

where it meets the sacramento river. that area has a high homeless population. human waste is thought to be the big contributor. "the bee" says 13 of the 15 tests in june exceeded federal and state standards, but the city has not issued any warning yet. >>> at the state capitol, lawmakers are looking to tighten rules about kids using social media. senators passed a bill requiring facebook and twitter to receive parents consent before creating an account. the bill now heads to the state assembly. >>> if you're planning a fun friday night, maybe you're a tad superstitious, watch out for werewolves, don't walk under ladders. full harvest moon is visible tonight, also it's friday the 13th. you'll see the bay area, see the moon in the bay area right before midnight. farmer's almanac says this will be the first full moon visible across the entire united states since the year 2000. our dallas affiliate spoke with some people how they're handling this eerie coincidents. >> i try not to step on cracks. >> i'm not superstitious, s

sacramento, afternoon sun. you have the clouds into the sacramento valley. mid 70s. in the sierra nevada, sunshine, and rain arrives for saturday. >>> in the east bay a group of alameda fourth graders were hoping to learn bike safety rules but they learned a hard fact of life. somebody stole 50 bes and helmets right in front of their school. the truck was gone. >> we are doing programs, so it's a lesson for us. >> police looked for the suspect, cycles for change is askng for bike donations around the east bay. you can find a list of them on our website, abc7news.com. >>> next week the movie "joker" hits the big screen, it rekindled fears about potential violence at theaters showing the film. some theaters banned costumes. . >> reporter: the movie won't hit theaters until next week, but it comes with several warnings. army officials in oklahoma warned soldiers about disturbing online chatter about a shootnti "joker." some are wary of the w experience. you might want to think twice before dressing up. landmark theaters say they want their guests to enjoy joker, but no

steve: so we're midway between the capital of california, sacramento. and it's about an hour and a half today from sacramento to san francisco. michael: it took them a little bit longer -- quite a bit longer , and of course, they had to take two ferries to get across from oakland to san francisco. but you see there were power lines there. they are back into civilization. steve: you can only speculate what they're there waving. what do you think they were thinking? michael: and it's almost over. i've gone the worst part and now in oakland, they really knew the end was in sight and quite excited about getting in. and here they're at the port in oakland. they're getting ready to get all the trucks on two ferries that would cross the bay there. again, by now, they had 75 vehicles. big news, there were plenty of people who turned out. steve: and this is the bridge you were talking about a moment ago? michael: these were the fairies, no bridge. steve: fairies, sorry -- ferries, no bridge. sorry.ferries, michael: they went across to the water front in san fran

sacramento police said a domestic dispute happened before the crash but they would not elaborate. neighbors say the car was being chased by someone in a red camaro. >>> the man under arrest accused of selling drugs to matt miller of philip. cameron james pettit sold him oxycodone pills. they listed the cause of death as mixed drugs toxicity. >> these are pharmaceuticals manufactured in mexico by the mexican drug cartels for $.75 to $1.50 per pill. sold on the streets for $20 or more. >> youtube is getting ready to pay $170 million. the settlement is for illegally selling advertisements aimed at children to bolster ad revenue. youtube must enforce new wills for the makers of children's videos. >>> antonio brown continues to provide plenty of drama off of the field. the latest when he shared a letter from the general manager with his 3 million followers on instagram. he is being fined $54,000 for skipping two practices during training camp. >>> up next, scientist create a high tech tongue. not for medical reasons but to detect a type of bootleg booze. we live with at&t and we are we

and demands for change within the sacramento police department for more on the decision. but prosecutors we go to kron 4 theresa who is live with us so many people then following this case closely. closely watched case, vicki and grass and and so many questions that people still have and the fatal shooting of stephon clark back in 2018 sparked protests, not only and the state capitol but nationwide and now this federal authorities declining to pursue civil rights charges against th2 police officers. officials say that their internal investigation found sufficient evidence. >>to pursue charges against the officers. for fatally shooting 22 year-old stefan clark now clark was unarmed when he ran and into his grandparents backyard. the officers opened fire authorities have said that the officers believed that clark was approaching them with a gun. they had been pursuing clark after receiving a 911 call about someone breaking. early neighbor's sliding glass door, sacramento, police also say thursday that their internal investigation did not find any pa policy or training of vi

another anti-vaccine otester shoving sacramento senator richard han in the street. han is a practicing pediatrician and authored two recent bills to close vaccine exemption loopholes. here's what he had to say about what went on last night. >> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy. we are not going to allow people who try to interfere with democracy by attacking your elected representatives while we are doing our jobs. >>> the bay bridge escaped serious damage when a van burst into flames on the lower deck, the fire last night forced the shutdown of four of the five eastbound lanes. backing up traffic onto san francisco city streets for hours. fortunately, no one was hurt in the fire. >>> sco says it has partially reopened the runway at the center of the big reconstruction project. what does that mean? >>> bart is ahead of schedule with the construction project at the lafayette station. we will tell you how the delays are affecting not only the drivers but the riders in the east bay. >>> and who says you can't fight city hall? just abou

. >>> crews are putting out hotspots from a fire in the sacramento international airport. it was reported around 3:30 p.m. the sacramento fire department says the fire burned about 30 acres and is now nearly fully contained. no structures were threatened. >>> utah highway patrol has elite four people killed after a bus crashed on a busy highway. it happened early this morning on garfield county near bryce county national park. a dozen other passengers were critic critically wound. there is no word on what may have caused the crash. >>> still had a college freshman aimed -- the search is on for the gunman and we will hear from the injured student. >>> tens of thousands of apps suspended, what cost tech giant facebook to take them down. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to

meets the sacramento river. some of the highest levels along the lower stretch of the american river, that area also has a high homeless population. human waste is believed to be a big contributor. "the bee" says 13 of 15 testings in june exceeded federal and state standards, but so far, the city has not issued a warning. >> 6:46. >>> friends and supporters of a mentally ill walnut creek man killed three months ago by police are demanding action, rallying last night outside city hall calling for the department to discipline officers who shot and killed mylz hall in june. police eventually released body cam video showing hall was carrying a metal bar. police say he was a threat to responding officers, but family members think otherwise. >> you need to see what the community is asking and they're asking that these officers are taken off the street because how can you -- you betrayed a community and betrayed a family. >> family members believe tasers should have been used, not lethal force. they announced the civil

sacramento the weather service. late monday afternoon, where it would be right there. so something about to watch going forward here as we head into early next week. maybe our first rain of the season. maybe. mostly. the thing is it will kick out and high pressure will kick back in. 70s and 80s. mid 90s on the temperatures. as you might imagine, a good ten or fifteen degrees between today and tomorrow. still pretty warm on saturday, but temperatures coming down. they come way down sunday, and then down into the 70s, clouds windy. and maybe some rain monday. >> all right. >>> time is 5:51, we have an update on walnut creek over the deadly officer-involved shooting. why the family of a man shot and killed back in june says that shooting was not justified. >>> and california's pay to pay bill is a step close tore reality. the ncaa warns if it takes effect, california schools may be blocked from competing in tournaments. up next, we'll explain why. >>> but first, with some soothing thursday morning music. we want to take you live outside looking along the oakland estuary.

. >>> in sacramento today a fast moving fire that started outside quickly spread to three homes. the sacramento fire department said the fire started lathis afternoon in analley on g street near 26th street. that's in the city's midtown area, where some homes are split into separate housing units. at least 10 people who lived many those units were displaced by the fire. the red cross is helping them find temporary shelter. no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> and firefighters in butte county making progress battling a wildfire east of oroville. the flames have burned about 400 acres, destroying at least one home. but as officials report, the sweet fire could have been much worse. weather conditions overnight were cooperative with the fire fight and crews were able to keep it contained. >> there's some areas where access is difficult, steep, rough, rugged terrain. so it is going to require a lot of pep on the ground cutting those lines by hand. >> rerton sunday making sure smolderingbr doesn't reignite. >> and we brought in as many as much as we could get. >> in addition to t

where it meets the sacramento river. that area has a high homeless population. human waste is thought to be the big contributor. "the bee" saysune ceeded federa antate standards, but the city has not issued any warning yet. >> 4:51. >>> at the state capitol, lawmakers are looking to tighten rules about kids using social media. senators passed a bill for students to receive consent from a child's parent before creating a count. the bill now heads to the state assembly. >>> kelly clarkson known for singing some of the best heartbreak an them in pop music but on today's show she's helping a member of our audience find some love. >> clarkson making one lucky woman channel her inner "the voice" coach. she can only hear her two potential dates and not see them. ♪ killy the right to song, keep it on the dirty but not very long ♪ ♪ but while i got your attention, i'd like tore's a ren kelly's show today ♪ >> the other guy, let's hear him. see which man she turns her chair for on "the kelly clarkson show" at 3:00. if you'

the wildfires are burning about 120 miles northeast of sacramento. as of this morning, it was just 5% contained. >>> there mandatory evacuation orders where they're at red bank fire west of red bluff is 15% contained. investigators say lightning sparked the flames which now cover nearly 9000 acres. the fire is burning at rocky terrain. firefighters have been challenged by narrow roads and poor access to the fire area. >>> turning to campaign 2020, the republican party is meeting in southern california this weekend. we asked the former san francisco mayor willie brown if the california republican party can regain some power in the state. >> i would never discount the republicans simply because they usually have adequate resources and those resources are never the subject of being questioned. and they show up with candidates sometimes that fit the mold of where they might want to be. and we show up with a democrat discussing climate control in an environment where nobody hears them. >> they hold a surprising number of school board seats and city counci

it is accumulating hail which if you're around woodland is snow and that's in sacramento. more shower activity , and it i coming over land and doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. it is cold enough for snow to near 5,000 feet to wrap things up tomorrow. the future cast moving forward and the best chance for finding measurable rainfall will be up in the north bay although i wouldn't rule out places closer to the santa cruz mountains. we might see a few showers trying to fire up for the morning and during the afternoon right there along highway 17 and mid-afternoon and evening and you'll begin to see those increasing 9:00. that's the best window of opportunity to see a few showers, but stay tuned. now monday morning, there's still a chance of seeing a few more showers for about lunchtime on monday and once the system starts to clear on out and we'll see some clearing skies and drying conditions and the models trending toward lower temperatures as high pressure tries to go back by next friday. so a winter like finish in the sierra, windy around the bay area again tomo

out of the northwest about to roll over woodland and into east sacramento the next 15 minutes. that is really isolated. if we go back to the sierra, look at what is going on in the mountains. the snow we showed you is up on i 80. here is highway 50. this is your drive. there is snow from about 6000 feet all the way over the past, it will stay that way through much of tomorrow. plenty of breaks for it is not snowing but the possibility for snow to the point where it will mess with the drive for anybody who's got to get over 80 or 50 will stay with us until 5:00 on monday. winter weather watch what is going on here, and what does it mean for the bay area for the rest of the weekend is what i want to talk about coming up with a complete forecast. >>> new details now in a shooting that sends three people to the hospital that happened last night in richmond. not far from a high school were a football gave had just wrapped up. two teenagers who were shot are in serious condition tonight. the third victim was treated and released from the hospital. investigators say a dark- colored se

. >>> sacramento state has a pretty big mess to sort out. it turns out the university accidentally accepted 3500 students for fall. yes. that's an oops. sacramento bee reports the students were on the waitlist, but they were all mistakenly invited to admitted students day. an event for accepted students. they weren't accepted, but they were there for the party and the students were e-mailed in march and they never fixed that problem. the university is now making room for all of them. >> new at 5:00, the city of berkeley is making it easier for people who need mental health services to get help. >> berkeley launched a new crisis line. this is the number right there, people who call instead of calling 911. the crisis line will be staffed by experienced mental health professionals and that number is 510-981-52. in the morning unti in the afternoon. >>> a bold, bay area housing bill now one step away from becoming law. th oui 35,000 new homes per year for 300,000 low-income households and keep 30,000 units marked as affordable housing and the bi

buttigieg has a lot in common with the sacramento mayor. much of buttigieg's speech focused on how to get president trump out of the white house and unite americans behind shared values. >> the most important part of how we're going to win is the same as how we're going to govern, that is according to the values that should unite us, that should knit us together as americans. and the problem today is those very values, the values that are supposed to bring us together are being used to divide us, to pit us against one another. that's what has to change. >> nationwide buttigieg is polling fourth among democrats. >>> tee time in the north bay. we'll take you out to napa for the safeway open. >>> we're taking you to the golden gated bridge. fog-free right now. temperatures at 59 degrees. when we might see 70s back in san francisco and 80s inland. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know th

. >> how are you doing in sacramento, john >> caller: you're a mind reader. we got an issue out here in sacramento with the foothills and the pg&e and power being shut off on everybody. thousands are without power for days at a time, restaurants and everything hospitals, everything, so my question to you, i investigated, did my homework and decided they have a generator in your house, blah, blah, blah, hooked up to power -- natural gas or propane so we didn't get generac but got tearx. what do you think of it as being a competitor of the up coming generator of electricity in california from pg&e >> i would say okay. too much of the business is not from here and the business also has other add peblgs that people say you must sell in a slowdown so i will have to say -- >> don't buy. >> i like the thesis but the reality may not pan out the way it's supposed to the chart suggests you got to give whirlpool a shot. doing surprisingly well. those who are option inclined maybe take a shot at it. food waste costs $2.5 trillion a year one company that is really trying

john >> caller: jim, we levee you out here in sacramento 10th and p gang sill watching you. >> my man john i'm in old sacramento right now, mentally >> caller: okay, what we got warren buffett has a couple more dollars than me. i see some news kraft heinz is in the news with somebody dumping some do you think he'll buy it up or lick his wounds and hang back? >> you do have a kind of worst of breed situation there and other than -- other than cheez whiz, when i go to gino's, which i'm going try to do this weekend, john, there is nothing there. let's buy best of breed, not worst of breed we'll always make more money bernstein's valuation concerns for costco, they're logical. it may even be right for the moment, but history tells me that best in breed companies don't trade for cheap. why should they? take this dip as a buying opportunity. not tomorrow let it sit for a couple days let the baby ends blow out other of it. on "mad money" tonight, it's behind vrbo, trivago chip poet they ley is up have you missed the move i'm getting my take. >>> and 5% of the world was taken offline but the

today, 89 in check cico, 92 in9n sacramento. look at the temperatures dropping off the map. snow in tahoe on sunday. >> sounds good. former oakland raider antonio brown said he retired from pro football but he's not going away quietly after being released by the patriots. brown tweeted yesterday will not be playing in the nfl anymore. these owners can cancel deals, do whatever they want at any time. the patriots cut brown on friday after more accusations of sexual misconduct emerged against the wide receiver. new england's head coach, bill belichick, avoided talking about brown before his team's game yesterday. >> what was the final straw with antonio brown? >> we're focused on the jets today. >> thank you, coach. >> i think he needs some help. as far as a general manager or a head coach, i would not touch him this year, next year or ever. >> i'm free! >> brown made it clear he'll fight to get paid the $40 million he believes is owed to him between the raiders and patriots. >>> one of the world's oldest travel firms has collapsed potentially stranding 600,000 travelers. last

they worked together and showed incredible leadership in sacramento when we needed it most. back here in san francisco, we needed the support of the entire board of supervisors and, in particular, former supervisor jane kim. who always provided invaluable advice while looking out for all of her constituents here in district six. and supervisor matt haney who, today, represents district six. to the attorney dennis serara and his staff, especially jesse smith. [applause] san francisco travel. you were with us from day one. san francisco police department and chief bill scott. the san francisco fire department and chief janine nicholson with a special shout-out to the recently retired chief. [applause] the sfmta is key to us fulfilling our promise to be a transit-first destination, lead by director tom mcwater and his predecessor. virtually every city department and every member of the leadership team touched this project in so many ways. thank you all. we're very proud of the community process today. thanks to the business and residential neighbors who attended countless meeti

valley and the red flag warning we have been talking about goes into place for the sacramento valley sooner for for us. livermore gusting about 17 miles per hour. looking at our hill this is hour and binneds generally light in our north and east bay hills. get into the afternoon, we do expect a warm-up. the north bay already beginning to see that. anywhere from four to eight degrees warmer right now than where we were 24 hours ago. we have a system that is sliding into and along the backside of california. pressure gradient between the high pressure off to the west and that low to the east is going to bring up temperatures as well as the wind in the next couple of days. the winds generally light out there. we do expect by 5:00 or 6:00, they do begin to pick up. as we get into the evening hours at about 9:00 or so, we're beginning to see winds perhaps 25 to 30 miles per hour and gusting faster in some spots especially in our hills. 74 in areas over napa. 67 in downtown san francisco. upper 70s in freemont so for folks that weren't ready to say good-bye for to summer. it still feels re

the sacramento river? they have much more discretion because they can have the water show up in june, they can have the water show up in may, we are looking at targeting mid march and april for flood cleaning and outmigration flow probably in late april to may, to june. part of this also is a discussion has a state water contractors. i have talked to you about putting a.v. on diversions. this will be money that they would collect and part of the government science and the documentary program would be to distribute those fees and how they are allocated and spent. >> sorry, who would issue this? and he would do it? >> if you want to look at it this way, the question is whether or not we participate in that or not and that has to be determined because our assets are not that flexible and we are also self funding all the improvements on the river right now. >> who would determine how this would be spent? >> that is part of the hold government structure. when i talked about what i showed you earlier, it is the

the heaviest of rain actually though will be out of the viewing area from sacramento on up into chico the western slope of the sierra seeing some thunderstorm activity north of sacramento for the most part into the afternoon, the line of showers it fizzles out and will be set up for a dry and pretty calm finish to your wednesday. highs today. they're going to remain nice and comfortable mild in the 60's for the most part in san francisco as well as another coastal areas, 70's for millbrae and burlingame as well as other areas further south on the peninsula. san carlos and i 77 mountain view at 75 today, south bay mid to upper 70's just a little bit cooler than yesterday east bay will also look at a brief shower possible late morning into the early afternoon or in the moroccan mid 70's while near 80 in walnut creek conquered and a few spots up in the north bay which as i mentioned vacaville in fairfield senior greatest potential of any significant rainfall santa rosa and nevado each 76 for highs today and tomorrow you're more mild days of the forecast before 8 host. the final weekend o

. >>> we have been to sacramento a lot. that bear outside the governor's office and i are best these.>> reporter: elsa stevens is thrilled to see her efforts pay off. she and many other advocates have been going to sacramento to pressure the government to pass more and tenant protection laws. >>> is state wide rent control. it is not strong. but it is something.>> reporter: assembly men introduce the bill. he and governor newsom got support for rent control that would the annual increases at 5%. plus the rate of inflation. the total increase cannot surpass 10%. it is a good step forward. >>> that is ludicrous.>> reporter: some say the bill is too weak. they say the annual increases will eventually add up. and become unaffordable. they say it fails to protect seniors and others with a fixed income. seniors at the heritage park apartment complex just convinced very landlord to reduce a 5% rent hike down to 3%. we don't get raises. as often as they want to increase the rent.>> reporter: many landlords don't like the bill. he s

she grew up in the sacramento area. as part of public's appreciation nht for law enforcement officers putting their lives on the line to protect others. >>> temperatures have been trending up all weekend long. we expect that the settle down at least for tomorrow, pretty much approaching the highs we had today. a quick update on the major weather story, hurricane dorian. over the next 24 hours, 24 to 48 hours, this will be a big impact for the bahamas especially the northwestern bahamas. they could have rainfall 10 to 15 inches and the storm surge possibly up about 15 feet. just to give you some perspective on what a 15 foot storm surge could be, you can see what is happening with to six feet and up above 12 feet, you can see the huge impact this could have on property close to the shoreline. be watching up for this for the bahamas, unfortunately, for tomorrow and into monday. of course than that attention turns toward the u.s. as we head into tuesday and wednesday. >>> here, a completely different story, different weath

today, 89 in chico. 92 in sacramento 90 in fresno. if you're heading up to the sierra, a dramatic change from 66 on friday below the average high of 71 to valley rain and mountain snow sunday and the high of 48. >> thanks, mike. >> it is your voice your vote. democrat s stumping in iowa hop to gain the support of likely caucus goers. a new poll finds elizabeth warren and joe biden are well ahead of the other candidates. the des moines register, cnn conducted the poll. 22% of likely caucusgoers support warren. biden has 20%. bernie sanders support dropped to 11% followed by mayor pete buttigieg and senator kamala harris. >>> antonio brown said he has retired from pro football but he's not going away quietly after being released by the patriots. brown tweeted yesterday will not be playing in the nfl anymore. these owners can cancel deals, do whatever they want at any time. the patriots cut brown on friday after more accusations of sexual misconduct emerged against the wide receiver. new england's head coach, bill belichick, avoided talk

that's the center of action to the west of sacramento. the red box on there shows you where the tornado warning is in effect 7:00 this evening and there is not necessarily eyewitness account of people seeing a funnel cloud. this is a situation where the national weather service has likely detected the rotation on a radar and they have issued a tornado warning for the entire area in the red box. that covers the northeast side of davis extending as far as west sacramento. you see the real focus. neither location is under any threat of immediacy. however, that need to be watched the next 20 minutes or so. as long as the tornado warning is in effect. >>> the system that spawned all of that nasty weather in the central valley is still going to be with us. into tomorrow. and there's a chance here in the bay area, that we could get our own showers, not forecasting the same weather we are seeing in the sacramento valley. as we take a look at the live radar, we will watch the north bay tomorrow for the best odds for some of this rain. isolated sho

in fact, after getting a flight cancellation notice about her flight from sacramento to san francisco, one woman took matters into her own hands and took an uber all the way from 20 miles east of sacramento in roseville to sfo, to make sure that she caught her connecting flight from san francisco home to hawaii. >> i have patients to take care of in hawaii so i took an uber for two and a half hours from roseville to here, and they won't pay me back. they say you're on your own. >> my flight's delayed two hours, united told me they there will be delays due to the runway, so when i opened up the detail on the email, it says there could be delays. >> reporter: the runway in question is 28l. sfo is rebuilding a 1900 foot section that intersects runways 1r and 1l, that means during certain times at least two runways can be closed at the same time. that's why it's causing so many headaches here and the $16 million reconstruction project is expected to last through september 27th. so if you are coming out to the airport, dropping somebody off, flying out yourself or picking somebody up, make

the sacramento public spent honoring the officers as part of the chalk it up festival. they sponsor two squares right next to each other. one honors davis police officer medical -- natalie corrina, the other honors sacramento police officer dara o'sullivan. the two officers died in separate incidents in a line of duty earlier this year. >> for me, it is really that service that these two women gave to the community, to their respective communities and departments. they gave it their all, and it is really special to see them honored in this way. it is beautiful. >>> this was the 29th year of the chalk it up festival was held in sacramento. organizers say that proceeds from the event will go back into the community as a form of a local art grant. >>> liberty is coming on and the kids are back in school. sal is going to start earning a paycheck year.>> you what, frank, you might be a little right about that because i think that everyone is out there earning the paycheck or going back to school, trying to get their -- everything a default gear, if you will. let's go to the