then we had a horrible ha earthquake in california. the plan to make in the book is when you get someplace can when you're in politics you don't know what issues will be on your plate than what exactly. you also went through ben's work with me president, help them, bill clinton, barack obama, al gore at the site you are helping hillary clinton. >> guest: i sure am. >> host: as of the start of going down during the recount, the horrendous time to florida and taking on the issue. it was just one thing after another but probably the best one was when you were running against carly fiorina. by this point i'm innocent. i'm on the committee with you on the environment. i see what you're doing and what you're up against to take on climate change and you are running, and i thought that that we see in carly fiorina running for president, you kind of put her away in that race.e >> guest: one would have thought. >> host: the moment she got caught under talking about your hair and your reaction, we are kind of back to the beginning of your run. on

california is the biggest state. biggest delegation. how much clout does california have at this convention, and within the party as we sit here? >> i don't know if you've seen national lampoon's "vacation," but it's like holiday road in sandusky -- >> they're staying 60 miles outside of cleveland in sandusky, ohio. >> i'll let you draw your own conclusion for how important california is going to be -- >> is that a slap in the face? however you describe it? >> no. we get that news story ever year. in tampa, we were far away from the convention site. the delegation's the biggest. it's hard to find hotel space. the truth is component for money, it doesn't cast a deciding vote. >> kevin mccarthy is one of the speakers. the bakersfield republican. house majority leader. he said earlier this year that he thought with trump at the top of the ticket, the party could pick up seetsz in do-- pick up seats in california in congress. >> i think that's probably right. much like brexit where people actually lied to pollsters and other folks, trump do

what researchers found inside of a california den at 9:00. >>> at 11:00 paid by the miles. a program launching that could be the solution to california's cash-strapped road repairs fund. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from the entire abc7 news team, we hope you have a great evening. >> we'll leave you with a live look at the nation carrying kate rubens into space. there is the monitor at mission control. the space craft launched 20 minutes ago, traveling at 13,000 miles per hour. >> it will dock with the international space station in two days. have a good night, everyone. - [voiceover] get ready for our funniest, craziest, best pranks in the park of the season! and it's all just for laughs gags! welcome to the show. let's begin with a prank 65 million years in the making. (audience laughing)

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california, l.a. area. >> reporter: aaa found that it doesn't matter where you live. males age 19 to 39 seem to be the aggressor in most cases. coming up at 6:00, more on how to diffuse road rage situations. live in san jose, chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much, chuck. from the south bay to a live picture in the east bay where a plan to ease traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge is moving forward. the plan which has been formally submitted to kranz calls for a third lane to be opened on the bridge during heavy commute time. construction could start as soon as october with an estimated opening of december 2017. projects leaders are also planning on adding a bicycle and pedestrian lane to the upper deck of the bridge. the two projects are estimated to cost $74 million. >> decision 2016 now and back to the campaign trail. today hillary clinton headed to the nation's capital to woo latino voters. the presumptive democratic presidential nominee gave a speech before the nation's oldest

fÉlix: en california los incendios no dan respiro a bomberos, la sequÍa y altas temperaturas propician que las llamas se extiendan rÁpidamente. hoy miles de personas tendrÁn que ser evacuadas ante el inminente peligro que acechaba a los hogares. aunque algunas se negaron a hacerlo. dulce nos reporta. dulce: mÁs de 100,000 acres fueron consumidos por el incendio en el valle de santa clarita, en california. >> tienes todo y de repente no tienes nada. aunque es seguro te lo va a construir. lo que tenÍas, es irreparable. dulce: ella no dudÓ en llenar su vehÍculo con fotografías, documentos y objetos de valor en el caso de que las llamas comiera sus propiedades. >> son mis pertenencias, mi vida, mi vida estÁn esta casa. dulce: pero otros se negaron a abandonar sus casas. y sÉ que el agua de su piscina hubiera sido utilizada por los bomberos para combatir el fuego. los vientos movilizaron las llamas hacia las casas, pero los bomberos tomaron la acciÓn y rociaron esta presidencia para protegerla. durante horas, 1200 bomberos han trabajado arduamente para combatir el incendio echando

. ♪ ♪ california buscan concientizar a la comunidad con el fin de prevenir incendios, mientras las llamas se hay decenas de muertos y mÁs de 200 heridos noticias, univisiÓn comienza ya. >> es univisiÓn 14, fin de semana. >> que tal muy buenas noches gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias univisiÓn 14. el peligro de incendio, cobra mÁs fuerza con siniestros que han afectado Áreas de california incluido el Área de la bahÍa. >> buenas noches, lo que cada uno de nosotros puede hacer es mucho, tener extremo cuidado con las paralizadas, no por con fuego es una parte clave de las precauciones. esta misma tarde camiones de bomberos salÍan rumbo a monterrey, para unirse allÁ para extinguir devastadores incendios. se trata de una labor combinada >> hay muchas cosas que pueden causar incendios, la graba, los Árboles. un ejemplo de la peligrosa combinaciÓn de la temperatura. >> la gente tiene que ser muy responsable. >> no usar candelas, y si la vas a usar hay que estar presente, nunca hay que dejarlas encendidas muchas veces se nos olvida que tenemos cosas en la cocina, asimismo tenemos m

strong collaboration with everyone and showed not only the cities around the bay area but the state of california if we got together and thought about people's lives what glosses the challenges every day we can get this done for them i think we're happy here to see the wages go up are rehappy yeah, we'll have more to celebrate in addition to, of course, the bitter of our nation and things we enjoy we picked this date it is a significant move and i also want to say that we know that our workforce all those people's here they are still an affordability gap so this is going to help people he you go that suggest that a lot of people are working two jobs to support their families we want to celebrate those moms we're all ushth together to help them but for also myself and mayor libby schaaf of oakland that recognizes our workforce is more regional than ever do more than benefit the residents that work in our city and so we joined. >> today and cities that are committed along with cities like new york and seattle and los angeles and portland and the others also raised their minimum wage we want to the

here we go. 64 in california and sunshine. that same gorgeous california sunshine is in livermore, concord and santa rosa but it is 30 to 35 degrees warmer away from the water. 90s there. oakland 73. san jose 83 and sunshine. overnight tonight temperatures in the 50s. a little milder than the past couple nights. san jose dropping to 58 because you're warmer today. consumer report 59. oakland 56. redwood city 57. weekend time it's friday. california state fair the final weekend for it if you want to drive 90 miles over to sacramento. sunny and hot. 99 degrees there. but what a nice fair they put out for a couple of weeks in sacramento. stern grove festival. if you want to hang out in san francisco and cool off that's a good place to do it. early sunday afternoon in the city, at stern grove, 63 degrees for your musical pleasure coming up this weekend. why are we seeing such a wide temperature spread? we have different levels of an onshore flow. we had a moderate to strong one which pushed inland and everybody was running five to

together, we're building a better california. two juveniles have *just been arrested... new information in the investigation.. co kpix >>> a fire destroys -- destroys the bay area community center, and two juveniles have been arrested, new information coming on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> that is it for your kpix 5 news at noon , and keep in mind that smoke advisory is in effect today and tomorrow in the bay area. >>> have great afternoon everyone and stay cool. ,,,, >> wyatt: [ groans ] i forgot how long this flight is. >> steffy: yeah. but at the end, we're in monte carlo. >> wyatt: mm. >> eric: small price to pay. i love that city. >> liam: well, we are really glad to have you with us. i think your presence will add a certain gravitas that god knows we could use. >> wyatt: okay. liam has loftier goals than dad and me. we want to turn a profit. he wants to save the world. >> eric: nothing wrong with that. >> steffy: i think it's ambitious. >> eric: why not do both? making money and philanthropy are not mutually exclusive. >> wyatt: okay, could we not encourage my brother

and los angeles and portland and the others also raised their minimum wage we want to the state of california to do the same thing because what could happen i think all the labor advocates know and people that we raised our minimum wage just and ourselves in the city of san francisco or just in oakland we would probably be golden state talent that belongs to where everybody lives and not as affordable to them as it is to those we're helping so mayor libby schaaf and along with the united health care workers started a process and emigrate hundreds of thousands of snatches set the minimum wage higher of $15 an hour tour the state of california in uniting all the cities with the labor unions and workforces and people good minded across the region we got the governors attendance and the state of california attendance such that a few months ago governor jerry brown signed the legislation to raise the states entire minimum wage for everyone for $15 an hour over a period of time those movements wouldn't happen unless we place the needs of working-class families that work hard to build that consensus

california has figured it out. california is what it looks like when democrats are in charge. and make that case for replicating california. i'll point out governor brown has of course made climate change and preventing it his sort of signature issue so i think we'll probably hear a lot about that as well this evening. mayor michael bloomberg, former mayor, is expected to endorse hillary clinton tonight. we'll also hear from vice president joe biden joe biden and president barack obama. so big night here in philadelphia. >> melissa caen live in philadelphia, thank you. >>> some welcome news this morning for cupertino-based apple. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. >> reporter: apple shareholders will be happy that the stock is surging higher in the early going on wall street after the company topped earnings expectations in the recent quarter. those expectations featured a loweredded bar as apple's sales are down for the second straight quarter falling 14% still posting revenue of more than $42 billion a profit of $7.8 billion. des

peggy moore is the california delegation whip. that means she whips those delegates to make sure they don't interrupt the proceedings. here's what she had to say. it's it's one person at a time. it's actually one of the -- to celebrate this moment. it's a very important time. and i think the more folks we have doing that it will be okay. do i have anybody i need to talk to or offer them some love, i have no problem with that. >> reporter: whatever she is doing may be working. while sanders supporters were vocal early on, by the end, when the final vote for hillary clinton was brought in and tallied, they had quieted down. a number of them have left. >> tell us about the two friends you talked to they are split when it comes to the candidates. >> reporter: you know, all we hear about is the divisiveness, the rancor between the clinton supporters and the sanders supporters. i found two friends who knew each other outside of politics, one a sanders supporter, one a clinton supporters. and i asked them, what is their experience like i

all the infighting was coming from the california delegation. they needed bernie sanders to bring it. he said he's still with hillary clinton. he talked about the changes he influenced in the party platform and the reason why his supporters should back hillary clinton as he is. >> joining us now to discuss this more. brian, let me start with you. sanders said i support hillary clinton. but during the campaign he had critical things about hillary clinton and questioned her judgment. what are the supporters to make of this. >> the sanders supporters that realize the politics of the thing understand he was saying that during the campaign. now they have to coales around hillary clinton. there will be a number of sanders supporter who's will never get on board, most i think will gather around hillary clinton. >> what about you professor. >> the numbers are 90% of hillary clinton -- i'm sorry bernie sanders supporters said they will vote for hillary clinton. some would go to donald trump but that's petering out. >> what about the e-mail scandal. >> th

the ten university of california campuses are making an effort to increase the admission of california residents. 21% of california students who applied were offered admission to uc schools. >>> stanford university ranked number one on forbes list of top colleges in the nation chosen for the quality of education. ten other california colleges made the top 100. pomona was seventh. >>> a vallejo woman believed to be kidnapped. >> and now four people are in custody. still no sign of that woman. latest on the investigation after a break. >>> plus, big changes to one of the most congested stretches of roadway in the bay area. we will tell you about the $79 million project set to be unveiled this week in the east bay. >>> vallejo police are searcherring for a -- searching for a woman kidnapped two weeks ago. >> four people are in custody, but the 57-year-old victim is still missing. >> reporter: 57-year-old elvira babb was last seen june 29 in vallejo where a co-worker had dropped her off a mile from her house. a day later her son, who lives in san francisco, received a text message from an

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sky diving history made tonight in southern california. >> he's in! >> an experienced skydiver leaped from a plane above simi valley with no parachute and landed safely in the center of a net less than half the size of a football field and all broadcast on tv. he's made more than 18,000 jumps, but all of them were with a parachute. he now holds the world record for the highest free fall jump. >>> drew tuma, what did you think of that? >> you wouldn't want to try that tomorrow morning. a lot of fog. your visibility would be close to zero. right now, live doppler 7 hd showing you we have that coastal fog. it's been with us for much of the day and is now expanding around the bay rather quickly. you can see that reflected in our temperature map right now. you get consistent temperatures when there's fog in the upper 50s and low 60s. 58 in oakland. 55 in san francisco. 61 in fremont. 63 currently in san jose. where we do have mainly clear skies at this hour, antioch holding on to a little warmth with a temperature of 75 degrees. we'll show you the picture

becerra of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from california and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. becerra: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, secret money is killing our democracy. more and more our elections are being driven by organizations that are receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in secret donations. we don't know and can't find out who's giving all this money. these secret organizations use the tax code to hide the source of their money by operating under a law meant for not for profit social welfare organizations. these organizations get tax-exempt treatment and don't have to report donors of their dollars. and the result is this, what was meant to be for a social welfare organization, -- organizations we would recognize like voluntary fire departments, or the naacp, all those organizations are now being used as cover by other organizations, which are using the tax code to be able to

el departamento de educacion de california dio el primer paso para cumplir con esta ley. >>algo que existe y ha existido toda la vida, para mi es muy positivo. >> tuvieron retrasos para implementar la ley debido a nuevos opositores. algunas personas dicen estar un poco confundidas con el tema. >> los niÑos van a ser mÁs rÁpido. >> el departamento tiene la tarea de revisar el curriculum escolar y se prevÉ que los estudiantes, estuvieron diversos temas. >> estÁ bien. >> encontrar una casa a un precio asequible, es como ganarse la loterÍa. existen opciones de viviendas econÓmicas para las personas de ingresos bajos. >> cada proyecto requiere una aplicaciÓn, hay que estar pendientes para aplicar. >> va a ser la oportunidad para participar en la loterÍa. ♪ >> 45 despuÉs que pachuca diera la sorpresa y se cobrarÁ campeÓn, regresa el fÚtbol a la liga eme equis. ha sido del agrado de unos aficionados. aprovecho para dar a conocer su preocupaciÓn de la nueva regla 10 ocho. yo puedo traer un jugador muy joven, lo registro iba a jugar entre los ocho. >> malas noticia

. >> a robbery/homicide in san dimas, california, and an additional armored car robbery in granada hills. >> reporter: and as the sheriff's department continues their investigation, they say the suspects could end up facing charges in different counties where the crimes were committed. but for now, they're happy to see them off the streets. >> we feel very good about our role in what happened in the town of windsor. obviously our community did a fantastic job of providing us with information from what they saw. >> reporter: pete serra dose, nbc bay area news. >>> at two-day crime spree. san francisco's bay view district landed two men in custody. investigators say that jonathan la mu and manu pomele both shown here are suspected of committing five crimes, moist of thst of t robberies. >>> president obama led a nationally tell viced town hall on race relations and police violence. >> protesters have to be peaceful. it's counterproductive if you're not. >> the president has vowed to reduce tensions between police departments and their local communities. yesterday he held a four-hour-long c

where is california? i will show you in a second and talk about why they do not have the greatest view. >> looking forward to it. reggie and abc reporter are in philadelphia covering the democrat democrat all week and -- democrat convention all week and are in philadelphia and will gyp us at 5:45 and laura each afternoon. autumn trump will be own the trump today with vice presidential running marriage -- ma temperature e, mike person. donald trump going after bernie sanders supporters. donald trump made an appeal in the speech for them to gin him and with the exposure of the dnc e-mails the campaign is hoping sanders followers are angry enough to switch sides. >> the fire in monterey, the sob fire sex -- the soberanes f is now contained. there are evacuation orders. 1,600 structures are threatened. fears have a hard time reaching the soberanes fire. >> crews are this need of reinforcement and the second time in 24 hours, firefighters in solano have answered the call. five engines last last night for monte

milk was assassinate shortly after becoming the first openly gay politician here in california. his dealt in 1978 came shortly after his election to the san francisco board of supervisors. here's the ship. take the look. it's an oiler which provides support for other navy shipments at sea. there's been a push from political leaders in california to name a ship after milk since the repeal of the military's don't ask don't tell policy a few years ago. milk came from a navy family. he himself was commissioned in 1951 and served as an officer on a submarine rescue ship during  the korean war. he rose to lieutenant before his honorable discharge. >> well deserved. okay. a check of the forecast. feel like it was a few degrees cooler. >> just a little bit, around the peninsula and the bay and livermore cooled off. but still 102 degrees. clouds are making a comeback and when will significantly cooler temperatures arrive? a look at our forecast when we come back. >>> a brand new tv begins to break down just as the warranty is about to end. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay

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together, we're building a better california. >>> summer olympics kick off in one week. we're taking a look at at the uniforms that the usa team will wear for opening ceremonies. take a look. >> what is interesting is what only the flag bearer. >> yes. let's move on just a moment. having a hill bit of a ghich there. tesla's giant battery plant is not quite finished. tesla's new lower cost model three due out next year. 373,000 potential customers have made preordered deepits. which it's finish, the plan will hment double the world's production of lithium ion batteries. >> today, florida officials announced four people have gotten the virus while in america. these are the first-known cases of the virus being transmitted by mosquitos in the continental united states. >> this is a u.s. issue. we're just at the front of it. >> san francisco health department announced an 8th person tested positive for the zika virus. all eight people contracted this virus traveling outside of the united states. >> happening now, a flight diverted from japan to sfo just landed and is taxiing.

together, we're building a better california. >>reporter: you're going to be saying wrapping around out safi getting on a warm welcome he is getting the warm-up a steph curry treatment the fans are taking pictures of him waiting for autographs and waiting for him to go inside of the tunnel fans a reason to feel good he already looks very comfortable in the are macarena this is the first time since signing he already leads all scorers with 13 points and team usa of on time by 28 coming up a 45 sports will have an extended of the. ♪♪ is the world truly ready for a vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. the all-new e-class. self-braking, self-correcting, self-parking. a mercedes-benz concept car that's already a reality. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>reporter: they're asking for your help to crack down the person responsible for hit-and- run t

officials have not said where in california the family is from. spores authority is accelerateed authorities because of fights over cash between lenders and suppliers, and will close all or most stores by the end of the month. they are not last stages of bankruptcy. lenders say they are owed $240 million. landlords say they are waiting for the rent from march. >> time to ask michael finney. here is a question on investing after college. michael finney has the answer. >> i am 25, fresh out of college, and looking for the best investment opportunities. >> thats for the question. first of all, congratulations on getting your degree. that is important. probably the best investment you can make. now, here is the order you need to do things: one, pay off student debt. two, invest fully in your employer's 401(k) program. three, save for a house. if you look to invest in the stock market invest in low cost mutual funds that track the broad market. at this point in your life that is the game plan. >> if you have a question for half manufacture record it on

herb oo of california -- ms. herb oo of california -- ms. herb auto of california. amendment -- eschoo of california. amendment number 20 by mr. amodei of nevada. and amendment number 21 by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote from this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 1 printed in house report 114-639 offered by the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redess the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report 114-639 offered by mr. ellison of minnesota. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this lab 15-minute vote. -- this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning instit

, southern california, northern california, detroit, maryland, new york. >> host: what kind of work did your parents do? >> guest: federal government. they bounce you around a lot. >> host: at what point did you decide you wanted to be a lawyer? >> guest: i didn't decide i wanted to be a lawyer until i had graduated from college, graduated from ucla with a degree in political science with a minor in international relations focusing on the middle east. i wanted to work in the state department in the foreign office, the field, especially back then, not so crazy about having girls in foreign office. when i applied, at the time i spoke french, hebrew, english, spanish, and i thought this could be good. they asked me if i could type. >> host: what was your response? >> guest: i said no thank you. i wasn't that good a typist. >> host: you went to law school. >> guest: and i thought -- >> host: prior to the o.j. simpson case, what kind of cases that you work on and what was your reputation? >> guest: i had been in the office, i started in the da's office in 1981 after being a defense attorney

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nothing for the sierra nevada in southern california. the only cloud cover we can find is low. a big dome of high pressure or two days. temperatures -- today and tomorrow they will top out. there will be some tuesday readings, 90s and 100 when you head to the valley. by friday i think the fog makes a push inland. 60s for a few, 70s for a couple, 80s and 90s for many. 100 degrees at antioch and clear lake. nice and hot on friday. here comes mr. cool into the weekend. >> i thought you were mr. cool? to hack i cannot hold a candle to the fog. that is mr. cool. if you have travel plans for the midwest next week, baking. >> i know some people are heading back to the midwest for various family things. >> i heard a lady say up in toronto it was hot. it was 90. that is hot for toronto. be forewarned if you had to head to the midwest or northern plains. >>> the best athletes were honored in los angeles at the annual espy awards. it started off on a somber note with basketball stars, camilla anthony, chris paul, dwayne wade and lebron james urging a stop to racial profiling and gun viole

. >> they're present in california but currently, not in the bay area. >> this white-tipped mosquito, and is one of the two that can carry the virus. the new government map shows the range extends across the u.s. and well into california and encompasses the bay area. >> we're on the lookout for the species to potentially arrive here in contra costa county. they're not here as of yet. but that could change. >> reporter: here at the contra costa mosquito lab are some of the 40 traps. mosquitos are counted and identified. last year, the species that can carry zika was detected in the menlo park area. >> it's like they're going all over the world. it's crazy. >> reporter: the zika virus has been documented as causing a potentially blinding eye infection in the new england journal of medicine. the patient is recuperating. >> we have a responsibility to take care of that mosquito. it should not create anymore. >> reporter: the bay area is poised to take action against the jeek mosquitos necessary. >>> a large wildfire burning near the american river has grown to 2100 acres. let's take a loo

but california has the largest delegation. unlike most other states, most of the delegates here were hand selected by the trump people. well, that guarantees enthusiasm and enthusiasm where it's needed the most, right up front. >> for a lot of people to see it, especially on tv. we know the nominee, we know the running mate, there's a platform. a lot of people don't talk about what happens with a platform. is it more than a four-day pep rally we're going to be seeing? >> in a manner of speaking it really is. that doesn't diminish the need and i'll tell you why. for trump to win the presidential election, he's got to have foot soldiers. foot soldiers making his case. and that's the 5,000 or so delegates and alternates who must be motivated to take trump's case back to their home states and by the convention's end, most will. >> let's talk about those california delegation. they are going to be very motivated. we'll see a lot of enthusiasm. but what's that going to translate when they come back to california? can they even turn

this is the first major storm there this season. >> california calmer weather. lots of sun shine. 64 monterey. 106 palm springs. into the bay tomorrow, the cloud cover first thing in the morning. pulls back to the coast mid-morning. the temperatures below normal. 62 san francisco. about 67 oakland. 76 in napa. cooler tomorrow. morning drizzle. breezy on friday. that pattern persists on saturday. the warming begins on saturday. we warm up monday. that will continue to tuesday and wednesday. 50/50 forecast. start off chili and then warming up. >> drew, thanks a lot. the best women golfers in america are at the u.s. women's open. it's a rare chance for the community of san mar teen to get into the golf spotlight. the u.s. open tees off tomorrow. david lius has details on why so much is riding on a perfect tournament. >> reporter: it's been a long time since california has hosted a u.s. women's open. >> first time since 1982. first time in the bay area. we're excited. we have a great relationship with northern california. >> reporter: 70,000 spectators are expected

. >> it's california in the summer. even more so, i was looking at this story down in southern california where they're losing houses. there was a time where people didn't build in those areas. you didn't build on ridge lines in the '40s and '50s. you tried to avoid that because they're very prone to fire. you look at where the old indian encampments were. we've changed the urban landscape where we build. there was a time when people didn't live up in those hills. so we have a larger population in the state of california, and we build in places that are beautiful, but there was a time, i'm telling you, you go back into the '40s and '50s, and they were very careful, even before that with where you build your homes, because the california environment will eat them up, whether it be an earthquake, a fire, a flood. so what we've got now, we've got poor air quality. we would have skyfox 2 up but it can't fly because of all the smoke near the fire zone. spare the air alert tomorrow, two days in a row. we've got that, but we a

the clerk of the board of supervisors to forward this ordinance to the california building standards commission upon final passage as required by state law. >>supervisor campos. >>this is an effort to reduce fires by increasing the fire safety requirements for these existing buildings we required that the owners have common area firewalls tested and alarm systems tested every year and that these be updated so that these systems can actually hear them so that these can actually pass what we call the pillow test because instudies we saw that people actually did not hear the alarm going off and also to prevent the spread of fires we are asking that in these buildings there would be the placement of what are called fire blocks for fire safety installation that prevents fires from going from one building to another and it also requires that the space tenants are provided with an action plan within 72 hours or within 30 days of a fire because it is very critical because what happens in many of these fires is that the tenants do not even know what's going on and they need this information t

millions in california. i'm one of 'em. and it turns out there are a lot of laws that companies have to follow to help people like -- like me. my company gave me this water bottle and some are breaking the law not doing that kind of thing. paving the way for a long day when it's triple digits in the dog days of summer when nothing is palatable. especially when you're breaking pallets. >> very hard, man. but you have to do what you have to do. you have to work. >> reporter: physical labor in hot sun can make you thirsty and you should quench that thirst a lot. >> drink at least two bottles of water an hour. >> reporter: yeah? >> at least. >> reporter: your company give you the water? >> yes. >> reporter: their company, concrete north, is apparently living up to the letter of the law. >> all employers that have outdoor workers must do that. >> reporter: that's just the start of it. california's job safety police have cited over 700 companies for violating hot weather laws so far this year. you need to have shade for at least

the way it spreads just explosive across southern california. at the worst drought severity on the index. you see we went through and didn't gate nearly as much rain. explosive wild fire and behavior being scene there. still close to the big stir, but the temperatures have come down a bit. 60s and it comes down a little tomorrow. but the heat continues in the valleys and into southern california again tomorrow pushing well above 100 agrees. we saw 101 in livermore. earlier, cooling into oakland, the inner portions of the east bay, we started to see lower clouds on the approach. and san jose you have 79 degrees now. high of 85 earlier, and in san francisco, air-conditioning on overdrive now. 63 degrees on shore, winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour. spare the air day issues. the tri-valley and the south bay will see high levels of ozones. wind speeds will be on shore. about 1400 feet. just a short break in temperatures tomorrow, many spots cooling by just a few degrees. san jose about 84, 60s closer to san francisco. mostly 80s into the north bay,

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the fires also raging in southern california. different fire. this is progress though in the sand fire. this is about 30 miles north of l.a. last night, late last night, it was 25% contained. right now, 40% on the majority of the evacuees were allowed back to their homes today. the fire has scorched more than 38,000 acres. santa clarita area. one man was killed. >>> new video of a police confrontation that ended in death. you are looking at video showing officers chasing a man in pittsburgh. that same man died shortly after officers toewsed and handcuffed him. jodi hernandez is live in pittsburgh with more and two very different accounts of what took place. >> that's right. very different. pittsburgh police say the man was actively resisting and fighting back. they insist that officers responded appropriately. but the man's family say police crossed the line. >> this surveillance video show ed the 32-year-old pulling away from his friend's pittsburgh house yesterday afternoon, then just a minute and a half later, pulling back up with three pitts

the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. calvert: mr. chairman, i'd like to yield whatever time to the full committee chairman whatever he may consume. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today to support this fifth of the 12 bills that are -- have been considered on the floor. this morning, the committee marked up the 11th of the 12 bills, and tomorrow the committee on appropriations ill mark up the 12th bill. so that those bills are ready for floor action. we would have been well on the way to completing all these bills on the floor but for the abbreviated legislative year in which we found ourselves. because of the conventions and other legislation. this bill provides nearly $32.1 billion for agencies charged with managing and protecting our natural resources and our federal lands as well as native american programs and other independent agencies. within this total, $3.9 billion is dedicated to fighting devastating wildfires, fully fundi

and a water warning across california. why state officials want warning signs posted at. >> abc 7 news app, on the go, on >>> nearly 200 rez voirs throughout the state are contaminated with excessive levels of mercury, prompting health warnings over the next two years. several rez voirs are right here in the bay area. as debate over climate change heats up in california, a recent poll shows people are willing to pay more for electricity if it comes from renewable sources. government glen's exbut a report from the state's nonpartisan public institute stutin. >> more than 60% of those polled say the effects of climate chang are happening now, but among republicans, about a quarter say those effects will never occur. >> nintendo may once again be doing certainly completely different with the gaming console. the any tender. >> coming up next, it's tykes on bikes. the race that's not just about finishing first. and our cooler eyes. >> i believe we're already talking >>> take a look. these guys and gals may be find sized but it

the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in the city's history and it's not only san francisco it is greek the bay area has $2 million for residents and jobs then in the 80 and the growth is expected to continue by the year 20403.9 million people unfortunately, our

. >> california with 177 delegates. with the chairman it isn't so important that my son and my three sons, had opportunity for the future. there are families that need safety in their community. mister chairman. donald j. trump is the candidate that can provide our voice. he will provide hope and opportunity of the true american dream. that is why i am honored to stand before you today on behalf of the great state of california california that as 100% a trump delegation. 100% donald j. trump. 172 delegates in california. all of them are on trump. the crowd is going wild on the floor. the rollcall takes place. underway right now with california voting 172 delegates for trump. it is extraordinary. all of them went to trump. >> they cast all of those. it is the sheer enthusiasm and energy and passion for donald trump. it is the reason he is standing here ready to accept the party's nomination. >> we are off to colorado with their 37 delegates. the dynamics which is the home base of the clintons obviously it's not a solid r

the average price for a gallon of regular is down in california to $2.90. that is down $.50 from last year. we have the gasoline prices for oakland and san jose, san francisco and santa rosa on your screen. everywhere except san francisco is under three dollars a gallon. >>> as people in the bay area are hitting the road the california highway patrol officers are out in full force. are reporter has more on the traffic crackdown. >> reporter: the fourth of july in california, fireworks, beaches, hot dogs and traffic. millions of people are expected to hit the roadways this weekend and the highway patrol will be out. >> we have seen today traffic is very bad early on with people trying to get where they are going. >> reporter: from friday to late monday evening officers will observe a maximum enforcement period. >> every officer that can be working is working. we have some extra patrols for the purpose of dui enforcement. >> reporter: they take this very seriously. they made 900 the -- 930 dui arrest last year. 26 people died in car accidents. the highway pat

most recently in california. with the passage of our bill, pro-life americans will no longer be forced to awe'll to this administration for relief. this bill will enable americans to file suit in court and once and for all end this coercion. i urge my colleagues to vote in support of this very important legislation so that the rights of pro-life americans are restored. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, what will we tell american families when their child is born with microencephaly caused by the zika virus? mr. deutch: not a hypothetical question. families in puerto rico are already answering it. over 276 travel related cases of zika have been reported in my home state of florida. 43 cases affecting pregnant women. in florida we are on the frontline and we are at risk of local outbreaks. the florida delegation on both sides of the aisle supports fundin

in a press release, presbyterian called harris "fearless firefighter for the people of california." we have developing news in oakland right now. police are investigating a shooting that killed a man and left another man in the hospital. this is video from the scene in the downtown area. police say two men were shot near never son and 14th after 10:00 if, a 40-year-old bay point man died at the scene. police have not said anything about a possible motive. >> morgan hill police released video from a shooting over the weekend of the investigator say this is the gunman running from the scene after firing nine shots into vehicles on saturday night near monday try road at third street in the downtown area. police say anyones with shot. investigators are looking for more witnesses. >> these carjacking suspects are under arrest after a pursuit that has spanned two cities and ended with a crash on bancroft eve and east 14th. police say that the these juveniles stole a car from two women in hayward. the suspects pulled a gun on the woman, they took off, leading police on a chase before crash

the california delegation, all 17 is 2 of us are seated right over here. take a look at the q tonight. it is completely packed out here. the energy is high. you can just feel it. this is the climb of the entire convention. up on the podium sheriff joe arpaio known for his tent cities and hard stance on crime. everyone here is waiting for ton donl himself to take this podium to try and unify this party in just over two hours. >> is i love cleveland. i love ohio. it's great to be hear. >> reporter: even with donald trump already here on stage set to make his accept apps speech, with protests growing in the streets, with a protester even getting inside the q, with police presence dramatically pumped up, new horses, new barricades, new x-ray scanners and new agitation. in all of this it is still ted cruz. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people what attack my wife and attack my father. >> reporter: stealing the headlines with his mic. >> that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi that i'm going to nonetheless sou

southern california was the center of aviation industry at this time period. on weekends there were aerial races and stunt competitions that amelia loved to attend. it was after observing some of these pilots that she decided she wanted to become a pilot herself. yet, was interesting, she decides to search out the only female flight instructor at the time period. one of the things that amelia is most famous for, being the first woman to cross the atlantic in an airplane. this photograph right here brings together a number of the important participants in that particular story. amelia as you see here in the center with the roses in her flight cap, this is a photograph taken in south hampton england upon her arrival in england from the successful crossing. in 1928, amelia received an invitation out of the blue to come down to new york to meet a man named george putnam, who was a publicist working for a woman named amy guest. she was a very wealthy american socialite who had the strong desire to be the first woman to fly across the atlantic, inspired by charles l