Car crash reported on Wise Road in Placer County

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FIVE. INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY AFTER A TEENS DROPPED OFF AT A GAS STATION WITH A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE HEAD. WHAT? SACRAMENTO DEPUTIES HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PIECE TOGETHER SO FAR. CLEANUP UNDERWAY IN THE CITY OF STOCKTON. THE EFFORTS THE CREWS ARE NOW MAKING TO CLEAR OUT ONE OF THE CITY’S LARGEST HOMELESS CAMPS, AND THE SERVICES ARE BEING OFFERED TO THOSE WHO ARE LIVING THERE. AND A HISTORIC BAR, NOW, IN A LEGAL BATTLE WITH SACRAMENTO. WHY THE OWNER ACCUSES THE CITY OF INTERFERING WITH THEIR ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT PROCESS. GOOD MORNING. I’M DEIRDRE FITZPATRICK AND I’M MIKE CHERRY IN FOR TEO THIS MORNING. ANOTHER NICE, REALLY COOL START TO OUR MORNINGS. ABSOLUTELY REFRESHING OUT THERE. LET’S GO OVER TO METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG NOW FOR MORE. YEAH. YOU KNOW, WE’VE GOT A NICE START TO THE DAY. PRETTY UNIFORM TEMPERATURES, THANKS IN PART TO JUST A LITTLE BIT OF A LAYER OF CLOUDS OUT THERE. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK RIGHT NOW FROM THE SUTTER BUTTE SKY CAMERA. TOUGH TO TELL IF THERE’S A LOT OF CLOUDS, BUT TRUST ME, THERE ARE SOME SCATTERED ABOUT THIS MORNING. WE’LL HAVE CLOUDS TO TURNING TO SUNSHINE FOR THE AFTERNOON. HIGH TEMPERATURES BACK TO THE 80S TODAY, AND WE WILL BE OCCASIONALLY BREEZY AS THAT SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST WIND PICKS UP AGAIN. HERE’S THAT UNIFORM SPREAD ACROSS THE REGION. MID TO UPPER 50 FAIRFIELD, MODESTO, STOCKTON AND SACRAMENTO. THE BIGGER DIFFERENCE IS IN THE WIND SPEED ACROSS THE AREA. SOUTH WIND AT NINE IN SACRAMENTO, NORTH WIND AT SEVEN IN STOCKTON. AND RIGHT NOW THE STRONGER WIND HOVERING AT ABOUT SOUTHWESTERLY 21MPH IN FAIRFIELD. THAT’S YOUR DELTA AT WORK AND IN THE AUBURN PLACERVILLE AREA, WE’VE GOT A CLEAR SKY, BUT STILL, EVEN HERE, TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE UPPER 50S. JACKSON, PLACERVILLE AND AUBURN. YOU’VE GOT MID 50S WAKING UP AT COLUMBIA AND JAMESTOWN NEIGHBORHOODS. VALLEY PLANNER TODAY, NICE AND COOL. STRETCH FOR THE MORNING. YOU MAY WANT TO GRAB A LAYER GETTING BY FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS. WE’RE LOOKING AT MID 80S IN THE AFTERNOON, LOW 80S TODAY IN THE FOOTHILLS, MID 70S IN THE SIERRA WITH A CHANCE FOR SOME THUNDERSTORMS SOUTH OF TAHOE THIS AFTERNOON. I’LL HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT THE FORECAST BREAKDOWN FOR YOU. NEIGHBORHOOD BY NEIGHBORHOOD COMING UP IN ABOUT TEN MINUTES. IT’S 502. GOOD MORNING. BRIAN, WHAT ARE YOU TRACKING FOR EARLY DRIVERS? WE’RE GOING TO START HERE ON HIGHWAY 50. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT THE 28TH STREET AREA THERE. AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY OUT TO THE W/X FREEWAY, YOU CAN SEE TRAFFIC LIGHT THROUGH THAT AREA. REALLY? NO PROBLEMS ALONG THE 50 OR 80 CORRIDORS, EVEN OUT ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY THROUGH TO DAVIS AND BEYOND. ALL CLEAR. FIVE AND 99. ALSO LOOKING GOOD OUT OF ELK GROVE. JUST A MINOR DELAY THERE ON 99 WITH SOME CONSTRUCTION AND THROUGH STOCKTON. ALSO LOOKING GOOD AND HIGHWAY I-5 AT HIGHWAY 12. ON THE SOUTHBOUND SIDE, THERE’S A NUMBER OF BAGS OF GARBAGE IN THE NUMBER THREE, FOUR AND FIVE LANE THERE. AND SO THEY DO HAVE A CREW HEADING OUT THERE TO CLEAR THAT FROM THE AREA ACROSS THE TOP OF THE TRACY TRIANGLE. NO ISSUES THERE, JUST SOME JUST NOW GETTING INTO THE RED THOUGH. AT 25 MINUTES, 26 MINUTE RIDE OVER THE ALTAMONT PASS 99 A 12 MINUTE RIDE BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA. AND NO FURTHER DELAYS HERE IN SACRAMENTO ON 85, 99 AND FIVE. BACK TO YOU GUYS. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. THERE IS AN INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY THIS MORNING AFTER TWO TEENAGERS GOT DROPPED OFF AT A GAS STATION IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY. ONE OF THEM HAD BEEN SHOT IN THE HEAD. THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS DEPUTIES WERE CALLED TO A GAS STATION NEAR EL CAMINO AVENUE AND BELL STREET JUST BEFORE 1030 LAST NIGHT. A 19 YEAR-OLD HAD BEEN SHOT IN THE HEAD AND IS EXPECTED TO SURVIVE. IT’S UNCLEAR HOW THE SECOND TEEN IS INVOLVED. DEPUTIES SAY THE SHOOTING HAPPENED NEAR HOWE COMMUNITY PARK. THAT’S JUST A FEW BLOCKS DOWN FROM THE GAS STATION. INVESTIGATORS SAY NEITHER TEEN IS SHARING ANY INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED. WE DON’T EVEN KNOW IF HE WAS ON FOOT, IF HE WAS SHOT WHILE IN THE CAR AGAIN, STILL GOT A PIECE IT TOGETHER AND THEY’RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO IT THE LONG WAY. UNFORTUNATELY, RIGHT NOW AND JUST REALLY REVERSE ENGINEER THIS WHOLE THING. DEPUTIES SAY THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY DOESN’T TYPICALLY HAPPEN IN THIS AREA. DEPUTIES HAVE NOT RELEASED SUSPECT INFORMATION. INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY’RE STILL WORKING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT LED UP TO THE SHOOTING. MEANWHILE, A CONVICTED FELON IN SOLANO COUNTY HAS BEEN ARRESTED TWICE IN A WEEK ON DRUGS AND GUN CHARGES. HIGHWAY PATROL SAYS IT PULLED OVER THAT DRIVER LAST WEEK AFTER HE BLEW PAST A STOP SIGN. OFFICERS SEARCHED HIS CAR. THEY SAY THEY FOUND A GUN, AMMUNITION AND A LARGE AMOUNT OF DRUGS. A FEW DAYS LATER, OFFICERS SEARCHED THE SUSPECT’S HOME AND FOUND EVEN MORE DRUGS AND GUNS AND ARRESTED THE FELON AGAIN. THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED THE SUSPECT’S NAME. CRACKING DOWN ON CRIME AND KEEPING THE COMMUNITY SAFE. TONIGHT ON KCRA THREE NEWS, A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT HOW THE SACRAMENTO SHERIFF’S OFFICE IS WORKING TO PREVENT GANG VIOLENCE. DETECTIVES SAY GANGS ARE USING SOCIAL. EACH OTHER. THEY’LL SHOW US WHAT INVESTIGATORS ARE DOING TO PROTECT NEIGHBORHOODS. IT’S ALL COMING UP TONIGHT ON THE KCRA THREE NEWS AT 11. THE ATTORNEY FOR ERIK MENENDEZ IS NOW URGING FOR HIS IMMEDIATE RELEASE FROM PRISON AFTER IT WAS REVEALED THAT ERIK HAS BEEN HOSPITALIZED AHEAD OF HIS UPCOMING PAROLE HEARING. ERIK MENENDEZ WERE FOUND GUILTY IN THE SHOOTING DEATHS OF THEIR PARENTS IN THE 1990S. A JUDGE SENTENCED THE BROTHERS TO 50 YEARS TO LIFE, MAKING THEM IMMEDIATELY ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE. THE PAROLE HEARING FOR THE BROTHERS IS SET FOR AUGUST 21ST AND 22ND. ERIC’S LAWYER IS PUSHING FOR PRISON FURLOUGH, THOUGH, BECAUSE OF THE, QUOTE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION. HE’S NOW DEALING WITH. HIS LAWYER DID NOT ELABORATE FURTHER, SO IT’S NOT CLEAR WHAT CONDITION HE IS SUFFERING FROM. THE CITY’S HOMELESS. CITY OF STOCKTON’S HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT CLEANUP EFFORT IS CONTINUING. ONE OF THE LARGEST HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT CLEARINGS THE CITY HAS EVER SEEN HAPPENED YESTERDAY NEAR TRINITY PARKWAY. IT’S CLOSE TO I-5 AND EIGHT MILE ROAD IN NORTH STOCKTON. SO HERE’S WHAT THE CLEANUP PROCESS LOOKED LIKE FROM THE AIR. CITY OFFICIALS DESCRIBED THE AREA AS UNSANITARY AND UNSAFE. IT WAS HOME TO MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE, INCLUDING INFANTS AND SMALL KIDS. SOME PEOPLE LIVING NEARBY SAY THAT THE CLEARING PROVIDES A SENSE OF SAFETY. COUNCIL MEMBER MICHELLE PADILLA SAYS THIS PROJECT IS ABOUT MAKING THE CITY A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. THIS ENCAMPMENT HAS BEEN HERE FOR OVER 14 YEARS AND NOT AS NOT ONLY HAS IT BEEN UNSAFE AND UNHEALTHY FOR THE INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE LIVING HERE, BUT AS WELL AS FOR OUR CONSTITUENTS THAT ARE SURROUNDED, CITY HAS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CITIZENS, NO MATTER UNHOUSED OR HOUSED UP ON THE NORTH SIDE OR THE SOUTH SIDE. CRUZ OFFERED PEOPLE WHO LIVE THERE SERVICES AND TEMPORARY HOUSING. THE CITY LEADERS SAY AROUND 60% OF THE PEOPLE IN THE CAMP HAVE ACCEPTED THE RESOURCES, AND THEY ALSO SAY THAT THE CLEANING UP OF THE TRASH AND THE BELONGINGS LEFT BEHIND COULD TAKE A FEW MORE WEEKS. A TEMPORARY VICTORY NOW FOR THOSE OPPOSING THE FINANCING PLAN FOR THE RAILYARDS PROJECT IN SACRAMENTO, COUNCIL MEMBERS VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO TERMINATE THE ORIGINAL FINANCING PLAN FROM JUNE. IT INCLUDED A PRIVATELY FUNDED SOCCER STADIUM AND 10,000 HOUSING UNITS. 6% WOULD HAVE BEEN AFFORDABLE HOUSING. RESIDENTS FILED LAWSUITS AND PUSHED BACK. THEY SAY ANY NEW FINANCING PLAN MUST INCLUDE 25% AFFORDABLE HOUSING IF THEY BRING BACK THE SAME EXACT DEAL WITH THE SAME EXACT SHAMEFUL AMOUNT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING. YES, WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE OPPOSING THAT SUBSIDIES FOR DEVELOPERS WHO ARE DOING A PITIFUL AMOUNT IN TERMS OF DEALING WITH OUR HOUSING CRISIS. I SUPPORT THIS PROJECT. I HAVE FOUGHT FOR SOCCER FOR A LONG TIME. I HAVE GRANDKIDS THAT PLAY SOCCER. SO YES, WE JUST NEED MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING. WE NEED MORE PEOPLE THAT CAN BE IN A NEIGHBORHOOD. LET’S HAVE OWNERSHIP OF SOME OF THIS STUFF IN THE RAILYARDS. CITY OFFICIALS SAY THEY WILL WORK WITH THE DEVELOPERS AND ALSO LOOK FOR OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE. THEY CALL THIS A SETBACK, BUT STILL WON’T STOP CONSTRUCTION. GROUNDBREAKING ON THE STADIUM IS SET FOR LATER ON THIS YEAR. A LEGAL BATTLE IS UNDERWAY BETWEEN A SACRAMENTO BAR AND THE CITY. IT’S CALLED THE TRAP, AND IT’S LOCATED IN THE GREENHAVEN NEIGHBORHOOD. SO THE OWNER SAYS THE CITY TRIED TO LIMIT THEIR OCCUPANCY CAPACITY. WHILE THE LEGAL DISPUTE CONTINUES. NOW, THE BAR’S ATTORNEYS HAVE NOT FILED A CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY, WHICH IS A PRECURSOR TO A LAWSUIT. THEY ACCUSE THE CITY OF INTERFERING WITH ITS ABILITY TO OBTAIN AN ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT. CITY ALSO ORDERED THE CLOSURE OF THEIR PATIOS AND LIMITED CAPACITY AFTER AN INSPECTION, CITING, QUOTE, UNREASONABLE RISK OF FIRE AND HARM TO CUSTOMERS EXIST IN CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THE BUSINESS. THIS FINDING WAS BASED ON IMPROPER ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. IT GOES ON TO SAY, AS WELL AS UNPERMITTED CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROPER MATERIALS UTILIZED IN THE PATIO AREAS OF THAT BUSINESS. NOW, A JUDGE DID TEMPORARILY BLOCK THE FIRE MARSHAL’S CORRECTION NOTICE THAT LIMITED THE BAR’S CAPACITY AND THAT ALLOWED IT TO REOPEN ITS PATIOS. BUT THE BAR’S OWNER SAYS THEY’RE STILL IN A LEGAL DISPUTE OVER THE ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT. I JUST HOPE WE CAN WORK SOMETHING OUT. I DON’T LIKE BEING IN A BATTLE WITH THE CITY. I DON’T THINK ANYBODY DOES. THE ATTORNEY SAYS THE CITY HAS YET TO RESPOND TO THAT CLAIM. THERE WILL BE ANOTHER COURT HEARING IN SEPTEMBER REGARDING THE TRAPS OCCUPANCY CAPACITY. IT IS 509 RIGHT NOW AS WE GET A CHECK ON WEATHER AND TRAFFIC EVERY TEN MINUTES. LET’S HEAD ON OVER TO METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG. YEAH, HEADING OUT THE DOOR. YOU MAY WANT TO GRAB A LAYER. FIRST THING ON THIS WEDNESDAY MORNING, HERE IS A LIVE LOOK AT JUST A FEW SCATTERED CLOUDS FOR FOLKS THAT ARE WAKING UP. GETTING AN EARLY START THERE ON THE ROADS AND TRAVELING MAYBE ACROSS DONNER SUMMIT AGAIN. THAT’S A REALLY GOOD VISUAL OF JUST THOSE CLOUDS OFF IN THE DISTANCE THERE. LOOKS LIKE A PIECE OF COTTON THAT’S BEEN PULLED APART THERE IN THE MORNING SKY, AND THAT SHOULD GENERATE A BEAUTIFUL COLOR ON THE HORIZON ABOUT AN HOUR FROM NOW, OFFICIALLY, AS SUN COMES UP 37, IN TRUCKEE QUITE A NOTCH DOWN COMPARED TO YESTERDAY. WE’RE ABOUT 13 DEGREES COOLER THIS MORNING IN TRUCKEE AREA, ABOUT 20 DEGREES COOLER IN SOUTH LAKE. YOU’VE GOT UPPER 50S, PRETTY MUCH MAINSTREAM DELTA VALLEY AND EVEN FOOTHILLS FOR THE MORNING. EXPECT HIGHS TODAY IN THE MOUNTAINS. A LITTLE WARMER THAN YESTERDAY LOOKING AT MID TO UPPER 70S AND TRUCKEE AND TAHOE 88 FOR YOU, QUINCY. AND A CHANCE AROUND YOSEMITE AND EASTERN MARIPOSA COUNTY OF AN AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORM. I THINK YOU’RE GOING TO BE FINE IF YOU’RE TRYING TO GO OUTSIDE IN THE TRUCKEE AREA AROUND KINGS BEACH INCLINE AREA, THOSE AREAS ARE GOING TO STAY STORM FREE. BUT AGAIN, SOUTH OF TAHOE, A GOOD CHANCE FOR AN AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORM. WE’RE LOOKING AT HIGHS IN THE LOW 80S TODAY IN SONORA, JACKSON, AUBURN, GRASS VALLEY, ABOUT 78 CLOSE TO THE COAST, KEEPING THE 60S PRETTY MUCH MAINSTREAM IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH SOME HINTS OF SUN LATE IN THE DAY. NAPA 72, FAIRFIELD A BREEZY AFTERNOON WITH HIGHS IN THE LOW 80S. LITTLE WARMER TODAY IN STOCKTON AND MODESTO AS WE PUSH TO THE MID AND UPPER 80S AND AROUND MUCH OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY BACK TO THE 80S. TODAY IN SACRAMENTO AND THE METRO 83 IN ELK GROVE, 82 IN DAVIS, 85 IN ROSEVILLE. IN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, I’LL TALK ABOUT A BUMP IN THE TEMPERATURES AS WE GET INTO THE WEEKEND. IT IS 510 RIGHT NOW. IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT FOR AN EARLY MORNING DRIVE, BRIAN, WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT? SO FAR, NO CRASHES ACROSS THE SACRAMENTO AREA. HOWEVER, INTERSTATE 80 AT LONGVIEW, RIGHT NEAR THE LIGHT RAIL STATION. THERE THEY ARE LOOKING FOR A WRONG-WAY DRIVER. THERE WAS REPORTED VEHICLE IN THE CENTER DIVIDER FACING THE WRONG WAY. SO CHP RUNNING A COUPLE OF TRAFFIC BREAKS THERE UNTIL THEY FIGURE OUT WHAT’S GOING ON. BUT SO FAR, NO MAJOR DELAYS IN THAT AREA. HIGHWAY 50 IS LOOKING GOOD, CAUSEWAY IS CLEAR, FIVE AND 99 ALSO CLEAR OUT OF ELK GROVE. WE’VE GOT A LITTLE CONSTRUCTION ON THE NORTHBOUND SIDE OF 99. AND THAT’S IT THERE AND THROUGH STOCKTON. ALSO CLEAR ON 599 AND THE CROSSTOWN FREEWAY, I-5 SOUTHBOUND THERE PICKING UP SOME TRASH THAT WAS SCATTERED ABOUT THE ROADWAY RIGHT NEAR HIGHWAY 12. HAVEN’T REALLY SEEN MUCH IN THE WAY OF A DELAY, JUST TRAFFIC HAZARD THERE. ACROSS THE TOP OF THE TRIANGLE OVER TO 580. THAT’S A 29 MINUTE RIDE. 27 MINUTES ON FIVE 8099. A 13 MINUTE RIDE BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA HERE IN SACRAMENTO. EVERYTHING’S RUNNING AT THE SPEED LIMIT. STILL BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. MORE TRADE DEALS ARE BEING REACHED. NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND SEVERAL TOP TRADE PARTNERS. THE U.S. REACHES A TRADE DEAL WITH JAPAN. AMY LU AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON WHAT GOODS COULD COST Y