resend or not renew the california waiver, california has threatened to go to court. i think you are going to see a battle here i think the auto industry is nervous. the folks that should be more nervous are consumers. >> reporter: the attorney general tweeted the trump administration risks our ability to protect our childrens health and save hard working americans money. we are ready to fail suit to protect the critical standards. the epa says they will work with auto makers to come up with standards at later date. a. >>> did you see the cars the behind jessica. we are tracking cars in the south bay, an accident out there, no longer blocking lanes. it's the center divide. speeds dropped below 35 miles per hour. your ride continues to get sluggish once you hit 680 towards 880. ride along 80, this is through san lorenzo, to hayward, may get slow. we are tracking a crash, that's along westbound 92, before the toll plaza. your ride across the san mateo bridge is sluggish but not due to the accident. it's before that you will tap the brakes, you can see the slowdowns thro

in california, for sure. in fact -- [inaudible] served more than two terms, and that was earl warren who served part of a third term before going to the u.s. supreme court. >> well, you beat him out, definitely. >> but i am the oldest governor. i'm the oldest governor in america. >> well, i'm sure you are also the most vital and youngest looking. governor brown is joining us today to discuss how california has changed under his leadership and what challenges face his successor. governor brown and the state of california have faced a range of issues including sanctuary status, some controversial pardons and whether to send national guard troops to the u.s./mexico border. governor brown recently agreed to send in troops with the caveat that there will be limits on troop engagement at the border. in the midst of controversies under governor brown, the state of california has added more than 2.5 million jobs while enacting sweeping public safety and economic development reforms. in his state of the state address

this is facing california over all. these are the challenges that comes with economic growth. >> tucker: if it so amazing, why are they leaving? let me ask you one last question because i don't think you will concede that immigration has any role in any of this, which is dishonest, and we both know it. irrefutably, 44% of california households do not speak english at all. it doesn't bother you at all? do you think that's address problems ahead? do you think that could possibly cause problems there? speak up when you talk to educators and families across the state of california, you see they are looking too learn english becaue they understand that if they learn english, they get a better job, their children have a better lot in life. the fact is that the immigrant community in california and across the country is waiting in line for learning. >> tucker: why is the number rising every year? every year, you have a higher percentage of households in california that don't speak english. if what you said is true, why is that

gap at one of california's largest employers.. the university of california. the study shows the average starting salary for black female od service wor >>> university of california, is is study shows the starting salary for black female food service workers is 10% lower than starting wages for white men. black women in patient care at uc make the 23% less than white men starting out, roughly $16,000 a year in lost pay. >> that means that for a black woman it will take her about 6 years before he is making what a white man makes. there is growing income inequality at the university of california. patterns of racial and gender inequity. >> the report was commissioned by the largest employee union and says the numbers are based on uc's own data. >>> bart is tackling a problem at the stations , the new green lime bikes are popping up all over the place and left on platforms and sidewalks, now bart is trying to figure out what to do with them. they are dockless which moans people can leave them where ever they want like here outside of the bart station in san fran

and almond growers in california say that could cause a big problem since 150 million pounds of california almonds end up in china each year. that accounts for about 10% of the world's almond market. ( darya ) california almond growers say the tariffs will likely cause almond prices to rise... although it is not clear by how much. ( will ) happening today... p-g-and-e crews will be back at work in santa rosa installing underground electric and gas lines in coffey park. the work began yesterday morning. we showed it to you live right here on the kron 4 morning news. p-g-and-e is working with the city to replace all of the cables and transformers destroyed during the north bay firestorm. they will be installing 13 miles of electric cable and 15 miles of new gas mains and service lines. city officials say there is still a long way to go in the rebuild

the sister of california. they're totally paralyzed because the party has this narrow group of people who think that's how they get elected. will give us a new opportunity to take a different path. >> last year when president trump announced he would withdraw the united states from the paris climate accord, you and some governors got together to establish an alliance. were coming up on a year now and we have not seen a lot of state action on climate change. record states reasonably be expected to do on this front? how do you push that forward. >> california has adopted an extension in this program which would give us 20% of our cash reduction. that's important measure that would have gone out of existence in 2020. that was measured by republicans. is supported by the chamber of commerce and the california farm bureau. and a number of conservative sources. it's a market-based mechanism to reduce carbon emissions. revising building standards we have a plan for the entire greenhouse gas emission strategy going fo

the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock: mr. speaker, i'm ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is ready to close. the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized. ms. hanabusa: thank you, mr. speaker. i am also ready to close, and i would just like to say that i believe that h.r. 3607 is a good bill, and i urge my colleagues to vote for its passage. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: and do you yield back? ms. hanabusa: and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock: i want to thank the gentlelady from hawaii for her kind words and support and urge adoption of the measure. e speaker pro tempore: all time has been yielded back. will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3607, as amended? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsi

>> yes. >> in california. do you think that business in california is being hurt by a chill on immigrant labor from the lawsuits and stepped up i.c.e. raids? obviously, businesses are agricultural, hospitality, restaurants, construction and others, being deprived of needed labor? >> yeah, there is a real problem, particularly on farms in california. and also in restaurants. the truth in california is, we have a couple million people who don't have lawful documentation. some of them might have gotten here yesterday, very, very few. but many have been here five, ten, 20 years or more and become integrated into our economy. and they're doing important work, picking food, working at restaurants, construction. not to mention other industries where these millions of people work. so to scare the hell out of them, is very disruptive to the economy, very disruptive to a lot of very conservative employers and people in agriculture. we need a comprehensive immigration, with all the other talk and noise about the border.

and almond growers in california say that could cause a biug problem since 150 million pounds of california almonds end up in china each year. that accounts for about 10% of the world's almond market. ( robin ) california almond growers say will likely cause almond prices to rise... although it is not clear by how much. ( robin ) the n-t-s-b says it's "unhappy" with tesla's decision to release information in a deadly crash investigation involving its autopilot system. the crash happened last month in mountain view.. when a driver crashed into a concrete lane divider and was killed. tesla said that data shows the driver did not have his hands on the wheel... as recommended... and received several warnings from the system prior to the crash. the n-t-s-b says its next update will come in a preliminary report... which generally takes we

california v. america, parts of california v. california. what's the solution? votes. california can maintain its revolt only so long as california voters allow the revolt to continue. watch out, democrats, the republicans in california are gaining a lot of ground. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: we have reports that mexico has stopped that caravan of immigrants trying to get to the united states or certainly moving through mexico. meanwhile, president trump is blaming democrats for letting daca die. senator dianne feinstein says that's not true. here's her tweet. stuart: well, joining us now is kellyanne conway, counselor to president trump. welcome to the program, it's good to see you back. >> thank you, stuart. my pleasure. stuart: give us your response to senator fine stein. >> yeah, so respectfully, senator fine stein is in error. the president literally brought democrats and republicans to the table in the cabinet room, the whole world saw it live and unfiltered, and the president made it very clear that he was willing to h

california. rest onsn't mean we can our laurels or that there is not work to be done here either. what is clear, and the first to listen nteresting to, because it clearly set up that there are elements that our election issues.tration are simply an election administration issue. concern and documentation of the dizzy information campaigns disinformation and propaganda is having an effect on elections outside, which is very challenging to deal wfrp. we ca a lot of time and we will dealing with the nuts and bolts election ics of administration and hardening that to make sure it is secure about are transparent that and there is lots of growth there.one the harder job is combat the misinformation or fear that is out there is having on he general public about something as fundamental as their vote and impact of their vote. where we see that particularly in california is in a state that is generally not purple state newer generations of voters coming in. in l.a. county voters understood are the plurali

a california boy gets trapped in a sewage pipe. how crews were able to track him down and save his life. a 13-year-old boy is recovering tonight...after falling 25 feet into an underground sewage pipe in los angeles. jesse hernandez fell into the drainage system while he was playing in a maintenance shed at a park yesterday.. the drainage flows into the los angeles river through an intricate system of pipes...moving at about 15 miles per hour. an l-a fire department spokesperson says crews used floating cameras to locate hernandez. he was found early this morning....he was taken to a local hospital..where he is being evaluated. officials are now investigating how jesse fell into the pipe in the first place. (steve) dwayne "the rock" johnson is opening up publicly about his battle with depression. (catherine) in an interview - the actor revealed that times have been much harder for him than fans know. the worst time he says - was his mother's attempted suicide when he was 15. he says she got out of their car on a highway - and tried

california is emotional. goner brown and the mayors and progressive you mayors and the legislator have lost sight of doing the right thing. >> mayor, you are not alone. i want to pull up this map of other cities and municipalities and counties who are looking at either pushing back against sacramento or who have well are a dozen at this point. local communities are looking at this and saying, we tone want to be a part of these laws that don't ashllow local law enforcement to work with the feds. but going back to mr. vegwan what do you say who to those who are victims of crimes of criminal aliens alued on the streets because the new sanctuary laws allow them to escape ice and recommit crimes. >> we have undocumented residence dentses who are what is first of all what is an undocumented resident that's not. undocumented that lives in our community. >> illegal alien. >> you may choose to define them that way. fact our immigration process is so flu today take years for people to get citizenship status. remember w

do your thing. with energy upgrade california. santa clara. police say scammers have been calling people and >>> happening now, phone scammers are targeting santa clara. scammers have been calling people and demanding payment for a past due bill via money back or green dot card. we posted the best ways to spot these scams. wells fargo could pay as many as $1 billion in fines. we'll be right back. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. students have elected a squirrel to its student government. >>>

between california and hawai'i... has grown to about twice the si >>> a group believes it has a solution to the great pacific garbage patch. the floating junkyard between california and hawaii is about twice the size of the state of texas. the idea is to launch a towboat from alameda and have it haul a huge plastic pipe with a 10-foot screen to the side of the garbage patch. >> we enclose it and lift it out onto the boat like a bag filled with plastic. >> the group plans to launch the system this summer. >>> an oakland company is accused of illegally hauling construction debris against a judge's order. christin ayers has more on a long running battle. >> reporter: the city of oakland sued santos engineering earlier this year. they just got a court order to stop santos from hauling construction debris in west oakland. but they suspect they are violating the order. all was quiet at santos engineering when we stopped by buy neighbors say don't let that fool you. >> he picks hours that he thinks that no one is watching. y

do your thing. with energy upgrade california. major announcement in the case of a notorious northern california rapist and murderer. >>> breaking news. authorities are about to make a major announcement in the case of a notorious northern california rapist and murderer. >> allen martin has the developments from the newsroom. >> reporter: kenny and michelle, authorities expected to announce an arrest in that decades old case. the east area rapist was also known as the golden state killer. he is believed to have killed at least a dozen people and raped at least 45 people over the years. his crimes started on the east side of sacramento, then to the bay area and down into orange county in the '70s. people were on edge for years. law enforcement is now identifying the suspect as joseph james d'angelo. and right now as you see, fbi agents have law enforcement out in force. they are all from northern and southern california. they have surrounded d'angelo's home. this is in citrus heights outside sacramento near roseville. d'angelo was

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. w bush makes his first public comments on the death of his >>> here's your afternoon highs today. average temperatures should be in the low 60s to upper -- excuse me, yes, upper 60s. so we are close to that. it's looking like our forecast is on par for this time of year. 50s and 60s. an onshore wind is picking up so it will feel cooler later. morgan hill warmer at 67 degrees. pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, 70 today. danville 65. temperatures around the bay in the low to mid-60s for most spots. oakland 65. our friends in richmond 65. napa a nice 69 degrees. st. helena a little warmer at 72. >>> things are still looking good for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway. 80 at mcbryde. we are in the green under 20 minutes from hercules over to the maze. but once you get there you see those delays building on especially on the 580 approach. it's about 15 minutes heading into san francisco. >>> former president george w. bush makes his first public comments on the death of his mother fo

delegation from california representing all whole spectrum. inple who are actively support of various candidates on that delegation and have passed support for those delegations. the idea of not having an open delegation in the interest of uniformity, when all of the facts are in and it is time to make a decision on who we think will be the winner of the next president of the united states will say nothing of that form decisions. hopefully our delegation can as ite itself and operate unit for the best interest -- >> aren't you really playing it a little cozy with expecting something will develop for for you at the convention? mr. reagan: no, i do not think so. the only thing i can give you as way of prevent sincerity is i was the one who is opposed to a favorite son candidacy and this was announced after i was elected at a joint press conference. the lieutenant governor stated then he was going to do everything he could in the interest of unity. staterty leaders and our central committee officers persuaded me i should be the favorite son candi

. >> that is a slam on california. lizzy what did the college, president -- >> president state said she made comments as a private citizen not as a representative of the safety. also added we share deep concern expressed by others maded by this professor. >> well i'm not going to feet fired up whether she's fired up or not but fired up that anybody in authority would say anything so heinous and reprehensible as that. when anybody passes away. good heavens. >> she's not only one around country and every week we get a story from a professor doing something bone headed don't send your kids there and taxpayers ask questions before you send your money to these states. because i get lumped in with this. i'm a professor too. i should never call you a professor. we're down at the open bell roughly 100 points. okay, down about 99 to be precise and 39 on the nasdaq and take you to wall street after this. >> all right 30 seconds ago open trading this thursday morning. now let me remind you that yesterday the dow closed at 24,748

and that's how w re going to solve california's collusion problem and california can take the lead and is taking on getting that done, even though donald trump wants to h pretend electric cars aren't better than internal combustion cars. thy are. >> must be some impact, right? tw do the administration's viewpoints affe way that is environmentalts are doing their work? >> what reallytt s is, is it affecting the way american electricity consumer behave? is it afbting the way american drivers behey? or american manufacturers not so much. they all look at the trump administration h and ss going to be there for a while, he's we're investing in the future. when trump announced i'm going to bring out coal. aun one of the consulting firms sas this changing in what you're investing in. 42 only one company out of said that it would change their investment strategies. the rest said we're not for the next three years. we're investing for the next 20 years and the next 20 years is solar. >> just quickly, in terms of strategies, local governments, even colorado this week are now taki the strategy of

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ♪ >> steffy: no. no. this can't be true. >> taylor: sweetheart, please let me explain. >> steffy: no. mom -- mom, why are you doing this? is bill making you say these crazy things? >> bill: of course not. >> steffy: that's what you do. you manipulate people for your own shady reasons. >> taylor: bill has done a lot of detestable, horrible things, but he's not making me say anything against my will. >> steffy: okay, mom, this is insane. you would never shoot anyone. >> taylor: sweetheart, i was in a rage, and i came to confront bill. and he was just standing there, and the gun was in here, and i just lost it. i lost it. i lost it, and i shot him.

spend california money and resources to help enforce that policy is a california decision. we will win that in court. if the federal, can't compel state to participate in medicaid, it can't compel states to become law enforcement authorities on immigration. >>chris: of course the constitution didn't say anything about medicaid which didn't happen until the 1960s. it says something specifically about immigration. mr. nelson, 30 seconds for a final thought. >> unfortunately, that is completely misleading. don't want our people doing the federal government's job nor do they have the time. what california law is requiring is our service not cooperating which is resulting in people that have committed crimes ending up on the streets of every county. certainly orange county.we got involved because we don't think that's right. we are tired of the states want to use these arguments to prevent us from keeping the citizens safe. >>chris: all right. we will have to leave it there. didn't think we would settle this and we didn't. congressman sherman, mr. nelson, thank you both for join

the agreement was announced by california community colleges in the university of california. the course will lead to associate degree for transfer into the nine undergrad uc campuses. >>> to a san francisco biggest taxi companies have agreed to have a mediator sell settle dispute after use of after heller taxi. they have been involved of a industry war tensions flare between the two companies last week with more than 1000 taxi medallion owners were told they would be picked off the flywheel app . >>> japanese airbag maker toccata is no more. the company has been acquired by key safety system. the company makes car components. statement released announce $1.6 million deal. the president has also design -- resigned. the 50 million airbag insulators have been recalled here in the u.s. millions more globally. many repairs remain undone. >>> tessa wants to begin production of its model suv. tesla is accepting preliminary bids for supplier compacts -- contracts. the production time frames released yet. but will reportedly be built at the plant in fremont. that is despite current pr

the ball brothers are waking up in california. liangelo and lamelo have taken their balls and gone home. they're done. they quit with two games left in the season.. leaving the coach shocked and dissed. he says it's just proof they came here to make a show, not for basketball and that they didn't appreciate what the team did for them. dad lavar says the coach ruined everything and the boys aren't quitters they're injured. ( darya )a big twist in the domestic violence case against 49ers linebacker reuben foster. the girlfriend says she lied! she told the cops he beat her up and threw her out of his house in los gatos.. but now she says it was another woman who hit her and she said he did because he threatened to break up with her! and apparently there's video evidence to back up her new story. foster played his rookie season with the 9ers last year and if the case is dropped then they'll presumably keep him on the team. ( darya ) the 9ers, raiders and everybody else are all picking a fresh crop of rookies today because it's nfl dra

new tariffs set by china could impact california's wine country. and ...the local legal action being taken against the trump administration's decision to include a citizenship question on the 20-20 census. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá) welcome back. lets get a weather and traffic this morning. rebecca:moisture will increase over the bay area with light showers possible this afternoon. a potent atmospheric river will then take aim at the california coast producing widespread and potentially heavy rainfall along with gusty southerly winds friday into saturday. drying conditions are then likely late in the weekend and into the start of next week. rain chances return the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( darya ) in the east bay... the contra costa county d-a says a former pastor -- convicted o

part of california. temperatures today, here they are. and they were warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. highs tomorrow come up another five or six degrees. so mid-70s tomorrow, upper 70s, and even a low 80 or two as well. this weather system that moves through. last night we talked about the rain offshore, there it is. it's on shore and working off into the plains where it will develop into severe weather over the next 48 hours. for the plains and parts of the ohio and mississippi valleys. tornado type activity. but for us just high pressure. maybe some fog trying to form at the coast, but very light. clear outside tonight. overnight lows tonight will be mid-40s, low 40s. temperatures now 49 in napa, down into the 38-degree range, 42-degree range, something like that. a mild to cool night. it is running warmer than it was last night in santa rosa by 8 degrees, 5 degrees warmer in livermore. that sort of gives you an idea. beautiful night out there tonight, friday beautiful day, the whole day stunning. plenty of sunshine and with the

do your thing. with energy upgrade california. past-life thousands of teachers have walked off the job in colorado. they're demanding increased school funding. >>> happening right now, thousands of teachers have gone on strike in colorado. this is a live look where you can see a lot of them lined up on the streets near the state capital. they are demanding increased school funding. teachers in arizona are also on strike. up to 50,000 there with 90 arizona school districts expected to shut down. >>> tonight at 5:00, we delve deeper into the past life of the golden state killer. what did joseph james deangelo do after his alleged reign of terror through the '70s and the '80s? we'll have much more tonight at 5:00. >>> all right. that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. you have sunshine now. >> yeah! >> enjoy it. have a great afternoon. ♪ >> liam: what time is the ultrasound set for? because we were just getting started. >> steffy: i'm -- i'm leaving now. >> liam: you're leaving right now? >> steffy: mm-hmm. >> hope: is it a

maxine waters of california. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the motion to recommit. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 188, the nays are 231. the motion is not adopted. the question is on the passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the bill is passed. without objection -- the gentleman from texas. mr. hensarling: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and

gress, was made by california, not washington. we nowecognize we can't do the job with gas power. we need to electrify vehicls. and that's how we're going to solve california's collusion orproblem and cala can take the lead and is taking the lead on getting that done, even though donald trump wants to pretend that electric cars aren't better than internal combustion ca. they are. >> must be some impact, right? how do the administration's viewpoints affect the way that environmentalists are doing their work? >> what really matters is, is it affecting the wayrimerican elety consumers behave? is it afbting the way american drivers he or american manufacturers behave? not so much. they all look at the trump administration and say he's going to be there for a while, he's going to be gone. we're investing in the future. when trump announced i'm going to bring out coal. aun one of the consulting firms said is this changing in what you're investing in. and only one company out o 42 said that it would change their investment strategies. th

two markets, california and states with lower standards. it could hurt the u. s. economy in the long run. >> we see many countries in europe and china moving toward aggressively -- moving toward these types of vehicles aggressively. >> reporter: the epa director did not give an exact number for the new mileage standards. he said that would be reviewed and announced later. in one of the creek, jana katsuyama . >>> new dashcam video has been released showing a sacramento sheriff's deputy hitting a protester. investigators say this video proves the deputy had no idea he had hit someone. about the california supreme court has upheld the law that allows the collection of dna samples from people suspected of committing serious crimes. we will tell you about the concerns i had. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is off to a nice start if you are driving on highway 4 coming over willow pass. we will tell you more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> we are not looking for record highs, but a nice day for the giants home opener. it wi

glenn pomeroy says because the california earthquake authority was created by the california legislature and is a non for profit insurance provider they offer safe reliable affordable policies. and not just for homeowners glenn says renters should have earthquake insurance also which can run as low as $150 a year.sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority"it's very cheap and we know the big one is coming " glenn pomeroy says if you retrofit your house you save 20% on earthquake insurance. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority " if not retrofitted like pulling rug from under someone, so easy to retrofit for a few thousand dollars " not every home needs retrofitting. sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news (jrs) coming up -- the federal aviation administration is ordering all airlines to inspect engines similar to the one that killed a woman... the new guidelines airlines must follow... coming up. (jrs) plus -- workplace safe

this is the dream of california. if you want to live in a dense urban city, that is your right, but it is also the right to live in a single-family home that we have always dreamed of. the way we get there is by cutting regulations and cutting taxes and building quality homes. >> mr. villaraigosa, housing affordability. >> we have to bring back redevelopment. i lead though work with mayors -- i want to make sure that we fill the loopholes that we have the money just for housing and not for economic development because we are in a crisis. i agree with my colleagues that we have to to address -- if you can have a reduced but vigorous environmental review for football stadiums, why can't you do it for housing? i also want to put a housing trust fund together. i put $100 million and leverage more than $1 billion and we built 20,000 units of housing. i want to put a housing trust fund together that leverages what cities and counties are doing but have a plan for workforce, homelessness, and zoning changes. >> thank you ve

california became the new house speaker? >> well, assuming the republicans hold the majority and he is the speaker, great for california. and great for republican seats in california. and hopefully he would look at the state as a whole. >> okay. brian, thank you. >> thank you. >>> there's now a level of desperation among our student body that's unprecedented. >> still to come tonight, the san francisco school with an idea to turn its gym into an overnight shelter for some of the school's homeless students. >> plus, imagine taking an aerial tram to an a's game. it's just one transportation idea being discussed to move fans from downtown oakland to a proposed stadium on the water right near us here in jack london square. >> and the trump administration was in a san francisco courtroom today. details about the fight over federal funds to sanctuary cities. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? ecze

they were going back to southern california. a witness told the chp in the middle of the driving rainstorm on april 6th at mile marker 95, they saw a newer model maroon suv slide off the highway down a grassy embankment and plunge into the eel river below. >> given the weather, there's not been the ability to do any flyovers and mendocino county sheriff's has been aassisting. we are looking into additional search and recovery efforts. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from a neighbor's house of the families' red honda pilot suv leaving their southern california home on march 30th. >> i thought about that earlier. that was the last time you see the kids. you see them and it's -- it's not great. >> reporter: outside their home in santa clarita, a single candle sits on the porch, a tiny vigil of hope that the homeowners will blow it out upon their safe return. in mendocino county, the eel river is swollen and rushing because of last week's atmospheric river. drivers can't get in to investigate. >> to think that that could be

together, we're building a better california. the san francisco board of supervisors will consider naming terminal 1 at s-f-o he was c >>> a vote today in san francisco is set to honor harvey mill. the san francisco board of supervisors will consider naming terminal one after milk, california's first openly gay elected official. he was assassinated in 1978 after fighting for gay rights, low income tenants and the homeless. >>> car seats can protect a child during a front or side crash and now researchers are looking at how they perform when a driver is hit from the rear. laura podesta reports. >> reporter: heather hope was driving home with her 16-month- old daughter when another vehicle hit and flipped her car. heather was killed, but her baby who was strapped in a rear facing car seat like this one, survived with minor injuries. heather's family said she had been very careful to pick out a safe seat. >> it paid after. i'm so thankful. and i know she -- it paid off. i'm so thankful. and i know she would be so happy knowing her d

as a matter of fact, in california, he was advocating what we're doing in california. a program to provide jobs to the poor, to the minority element. here in other words, was a place proper leaders of the poor, should be telling them, support those people today who are advocating a change in the program. >> even before the horror, robert kennedy also spoke for tougher gun-control laws. you have said that we probably have the best laws in california right now. governor reagan: we do. we do. >> governor, i regret that our time is up. announcer: today on "face the nation," governor ronald reagan was interviewed by cbs news correspondents. next week, a leader in the fight for a strong gun-control bill, and also the president of the national rifle association, which is fighting additional gun-control legislation, they will "face the nation.". >> on reel america, we continue our look back at the 1968 presidential campaign. former governor george wallace ran as a nominee and applied on cbs choco "face the nation.". the self-proclaimed law and order candidate discussed his cha

localities challenging california's sanctuary policies. stay with us. ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: california's agriculture industry is suffering collateral damage in the sanctuary states battle with the trump administration over immigration. trace gallagher has more. >> the story in the "los angeles times" is buzz because it involves farmworkers pulled over by immigrations and customs enforcement or i.c.e. even though the workers were not criminal aliens and didn't fit the stated goals of immigration agents. i.c.e. explained that one of the laborers match the idea of a criminal alien and that's why they were stopped. it goes without saying that california agriculture industry relies heavily on emigrant labor. most of those who work in the fields are not legal residents. they do have permission to work here. the fear is even the perception of an ic crackdown will driveway labor when the pool of worker

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together, we're building a better california. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) major hot spot wb 4 at loveridge accident blocking the three right lanes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (mabrisa rodriguez)a cooling trend is forecast to persist through late week and into the upcoming weekend as an upper level trough approaches from the pacific. this system may produce a few showers over the north bay late friday into saturday as it pushes inland north of our region, yet widespread rainfall is unlikely. ( james ) the waffle house shooting suspect is due to appear in court today. travis reinking is charged with four counts of criminal homicide in connection to the sunday morning shooting at the southeast nashville restaurant. reinking is accused of opening fire with an ar-15 rifle.. killing four people and injuring several others. he fled the resturant and led polcie on a 34 hour manhunt before he was captured. reinking was jailed on a 2 million dollar bond.

it's not just california that every other state. be careful who's in the majority because different things can happen depending on who is proposing different states when you find things you don't like to manipulate the constitution for your benefit it can create big problems with lawsuits across the country. this was litigated in federal court and it was upheld. it was found that the law is and unconstitutional because it applies to the in-state and out-of-state producers. but because this is so broad and new and was never heard from over 100 diverse stakeholders have come out including freedom works, the national conference of state legislators, the humane society, national farmers union and environmental working group's just to name a few. >> reclaiming my time before it expires. question to my colleague. i was under the assumption this was the same language as four years ago so you are telling me that it was even more extreme and covers more is that correct >> yes. >> so the impact would be even more beyond california. >> and bey

ved to revoke california's waiver. but many of the public statements allude to the agency moving in that direction. i would ask you, does the agency intend to initiate proceeding to revoke california's waiver. yes or no. secretary pruitt: not at present. we worked very closely with california officials on an issue. i have sent e.p.a. representative -- ms. matsui: that is a no? secretary pruitt: it's important we work together to achieve as was indicated earlier national standards. ms. matsui: it's not a yes or no. secretary pruitt: congresswoman, we're working diligently and diplomatically with california. ms. matsui: ok. i believe your answer should be a no because you said you want a national program and you won't get this without california agreement. the law requires you to set standards and protect public health and welfare. california standards does just that. california agreed to a national program to enter into an agreement to accomplish that goal. if you challenge a waiver or significantly weaken the standards

votes here in california, is a citizen. this notion that people vote here and are not citizens is just not true. >> we will honor the dmv to make sure there is no voter fraud in the state of california. every single citizen will have to show an id to vote. >> i don't need to respond to fake news. >> all right, the issue created heated friction as well. including john cox has been running second the latest polls. >> the first thing i will do is get rid of this illegal sanctuary state policy. nobody wants to live next to an ms 13 game member. and the guns and the drugs are coming into this country, we need to have border security. >> state treasurer, a democrat, took issue with that position. >> i will fight for the things where he values. we have 50,000 undocumented asians here in the san diego value. we need to make sure that we protect the dreamers. >> the la times calls him up ahead of the pack. >> also making a point about the genetic governor whose campaign is running tv ads. but he has not participated in the debates f

do your thing. with energy upgrade california. the 49ers ) general manag >>> tonight at 6:00, it's a big issue with the 49ers, now they are drawing a line in the sand, so they say. the general manager reveals to us what will prompt the keep to cut one of their star players who is accused of domestic violence. that story and more coming up at 6:00. >>> he's here, and the world is already going gaga after a first look at the new prince. the duke and duchess of cambridge stepped out of the hospital seven hours after giving birth. she looks fabulous. they haven't officially named the prince yet. his name will be revealed in a couple days following royal tradition. he is now at kensington palace with brother and sister george and charlotte. >> when will we get a name? >> a couple days. i bet they already have something in mind. >> they probably do. nightly news is next with lester holt. >> bye. >>> breaking news tonight, horror on the sidewalk, at least nine people killed, 16 injured as a van jumps the curb plowing down pedestrians and

that's really why we have seen progress in california. you saw what happened with vw, they lied about admissions and -- emissions and now they're moving ahead but not until after they got their hand stuck in the california. >> what if president trump says you can't be the cleanest anymore? what will we do? >> we will figure out the options to respond. we want to keep moving forward. we have made huge progress. our air is cleaner. transportation is the last piece of our climate change fight that we need to solve especially with the cars you and i drive. we'll have to go back to the drawing board to figure out what to do. >> we are not going to back down? >> no way. >> you have that on the record. thank you for joining us. while we are talking about the air, we may as well look at what's going on outside. julie, what can we expect? >> we are tracking the weather. we can expect dry weather. take a look at this before we get to what's to come. check out the storm totals. oakland, oh over four inches,. this was definitely adoze. we have more r

would you vote to split california into three states? >> katie marzullo talked with the organizer, says it's only way forward for california. >> you can weigh in, abc7news.com/vote. are. >> reporter: tim draper is not a fan of the state. >> highest taxes, least service. >> reporter: leading initiative for cal three. >> each as even in population, wealth as possible. >> reporter: collected more than 600,000 signatures in support. nearly twice as many as needed for the ballot. troy signed it in san mateo. >> had a lot of friends who want to move out of california. instead of doing that, why not wait for it to be divided up? >> reporter: might make it so democrats don't win every california election. draper said could improve schools, public safety and highways. >> get rid of the sacred cows, baggage and all the things california has been adding to itself. >> i think it's a stupid idea. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is on board with the split the way they draw the lines. >> susanville is up north, completely different environment. needs

to 12.3 million in california. the three new states would still be among the top 10 most populous in the country. >> we start with a fresh slate. and a fresh state. three fresh states. once you have those, you get this amazing opportunity to start rethinking all the things that are going wrong now. >> reporter: but the devil is in the details and there are lots of details here. >> there are a lot of great ideas that are percolating in the silicon valley for making california a better place. this is not one of them. >> reporter: he is a spokesman for the one california campaign. he says this is a waste of time. >> if people are dissatisfied, they should exercise their vote. >> reporter: take the uc system. there built and paid for by taxpayers throughout the state. >> if your northern california and decide you want to attend ucla instead of berkeley, you could be paying astronomical out-of-state tuition in order to do so. >> reporter: then there are water rights, education funding, and figuring all this out takes ti

the california highway patrol is investigating the incident. (catherine on cam) alcatraz island sits in the middle of the san francisco bay as a stark reminder of the old days of crime and punishment. but not everyone who spent time there was a criminal or guard roughly one hundred of them were actually children... the kids of those who worked at the federal prison. from inside edition dot com... an exclusive report on what it was really like to grow up on alcatraz. é (catherine) you can see more of this exclusive in-depth report on inside edition-dot-com go to our webpage... kron4-dot-com (catherine) you can see more of this exclusive in- depth report on inside edition-dot-com go to our webpage... kron4-dot-com for a direct link. and of course, you can watch inside edition with deborah norville right here at 7 o'clock right after this newscast. (catherine) it's getting even harder to get into stanford university. more than 47-thousand students applied-- and just over 2- thousand were accepted for the incoming freshman class for fall 20-18. th