>>you're watching kron-on on air and streaming online on the kron. 4 app. i'm dan thorn heat wave hits the bay area and we start with kron. 4 meteorologist dave spahr.

>>i look at current winds. the direction is good. they're least on all onshore. 28 coming from san francisco and inland. you can see pretty much single digits to some early double digits as well. meanwhile, the success of heat notice the santa clara valley. you're now in this heat advisory as well. nudging up to some inland spots of the peninsula. north bay, you're in this to, of course, and for solano county. the excessive heat warning. this will be until thursday night midnight before friday. look at current temperatures. they have improved 93 going on for brightwood. lot of 80's. you can see inland still fairfield 96. 95 vacaville with a lot 80's. meanwhile, up north, 75 fairfax and san francisco's coming in at 72. but the quick comparison for you, even though those are improved numbers, it's still well above where we were. 24 hours ago bite not away double digits, but the on 20, as you can see, wrapping around from off to tri valley for tonight. yes, relief will see a lot of 50's here. but looks like down in

san jose only about 64 warm and clear with all of that ultimate lows will see about 72 going on for antioch and the mixed bag of some 50's and 60's. still going to be hot for tomorrow as we talked about and even into thursday. have a look at that longer range forecast for you a bit. a bit of a warning for those on planning to head to the beach to cool off this week. a large waves expected along the coast starting wednesday morning. the national weather service warns we could see waves as high as 20 feet. the beach hazard warning is in effect until thursday night. officials say to never turn your back to the ocean and always keep an eye on your kids and your pets. the crown fire is 92% contained since saturday. it's burned more than 14,000 acres in san joaquin county. 2 firefighters were injured while fighting those flames. they have been taken to the hospital, but they were expected to be okay. cal fire's hoping for full containment at some point this week and close by alameda

county, the patterson grass fire, which grew to 95 acres in size monday is now 92% contained as well. cal fire says it broke out just after 04:00pm monday near the altamont pass and the wind farm substation. high winds, dry grass contributing to the fire spreading the only remaining road closure in the area is crossroad between tesla and patterson passed. the cause is under investigation. kron 4 is your source for all wildfire coverage. you can scan a qr code on your screen that will take you to our wildfire page on kron 4 dot com there. we have updates on evacuation orders. air-quality maps, active fires and more. well, despite the devastating fire that destroyed a housing complex complex under construction monday in redwood city, developers say they're going to rebuild director of james e she corporation says his company has never experienced this level of disaster in the company's 92 year. history, but they say

they are fully committed to completing the affordable housing project. all 100 evacuees from monday's fire are now back home. firefighters say that burned scaffolding should be completely torn down by thursday. the cause of the fire is already under investigation. firefighters put out a fire on private property in san mateo county. this was on highway one. >>south of being hollow road just after a tuesday morning. crews responding to a workshop on fire. this small shed. the trailer were destroyed to the home, though, was not damaged. no one hurt. the cause under investigation. >>happening wednesday, vice president kamala harris campaigning in san francisco. she attend a fundraiser for she and the president's. reelection campaign. manny's cafe is hosting the event, but time has not yet been announced. former president donald trump also going to be fundraising in san francisco this week. he set to arrive on

thursday. co-hosting the event are billionaires. david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks, the event we will be held in the affluent pacific heights neighborhood. you're watching kron-on. we'll hahahah

temperatures near triple digits in napa tuesday. kron 4 theresa caught up with some soaked up the sun while others opted for the shade.

>>aaron apple, i'm standing in the shade and it's 90 degrees here across the street in the sun even hotter. i talked with residents about how they're trying to stay cool. and we also got some tips from an emergency room. doctor beating the heat. that was name of the game tuesday in napa is the son board down residents buckle down on taking measures to stay safe. >>take a walk to stay in shade. yeah. we like to take a little break. yeah. back into the air conditioning. yes, for sure. these 2 napa county workers took advantage of the shaded section of the sidewalk to steer clear of the sun's harmful rays. we like to stay hydrated and also. >>you know, we are seeing a bigger heat extremes. and so keeping an eye on the weather and the weather forecast so that you're prepared. that is kaiser permanente. emergency room physician sunday. >>that he adds that these tips, our good as well, such wear sunscreen really about reading the labels, certain

understanding what's in the products. >>and then ultimately, again, i'm i'm just making sure that you have with you actually apply it and use you want to make sure that you're drinking extra fluids of fluids containing electrolytes, trying avoid things caffeinated products because that causing a lot, of course. and then a similarly alcohol, especially alcohol and intense can really become a problem, too. >>without early in the morning and 2 are watering. and when the sun hits, temperature goes up, we go inside. >>i caught up with brian woods and with precision plant care that he owns with his wife. he says it is imperative to be mindful of when heat alerts come out out of the sun and what nice wide brim hat and so again, he recommends a hat sunscreen and umbrella, protective clothing. all of those things that we should pack up and as the summer is

certainly on here in napa, theresa kron, 4 news. >>heat wave is being felt around the bay area and people are finding ways to enjoy it and stay safe in it. kron four's less a good stop by lafayette reservoir. where reached in the 90's on tuesday? >>yes, the sun is blazing here at the lafayette reservoir and many people are taking advantage of the nice day. but they're telling me they're having to take more breaks because of the residents in the east bay are taking advantage of the warm weather. the heading to the lafayette reservoir. many hitting the trails and trying to stay cool. we've been shopping for water breaks. >>and hydrating time and friday. under the shade, this is julie and his mom, michelle, who decide to spend the day riding their bikes sharing. they couldn't waste and they stay inside. gosh, it's been it's been really great. mean, we've been waiting for these days and it really feels like summer here. >>so we're excited with the temperature hitting the 90's in the afternoon. >>only a few were seen out on

the water. one jogger who we saw a resting says that's the key and staying safe in the heat. you stay hydrated watch your breathing. >>and you know, if you get tired or feel like you get short of breath, just kind of set the stage for a while. that? all right. billy says he was surprised by the number of people out here today. he kind of scares people. they stay out of it. but it's really not that bad today. we have a nice breeze in lafayette lezla breeze in lafayette lezla gooden kron. 4 news.

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experience, some of the hottest temperatures tuesday kron four's rob nesbitt has more on how people are beating the heat. >>it's been about 90 degrees all throughout the day here in moraga. and that's why i came to the ace hardware store behind me to see if customers making purchases to keep them cool. the son did not let up tuesday. combine that with the high temperatures expected this week and the moraga ace hardware stayed busy customers like matt warning checking in to see what air conditioners and fans are in stock. he says the biggest struggle is adjusting to the temperature changes. you're not acclimated to it. it's i mean, it was 75 yesterday and it's over 90 today. and so it's that 15, 20 degree overnight. that makes it tough by think. >>generally, you kind of get acclimated to it. but when you have these wild swings day today, that makes it tough. still plenty of fans and air conditioners in stock at the hardware store, according general manager susan marconi. she make sure to not just sell products, but also gives out free advice when temperatures go up, making sure they're staying hydrated and keeping the air moving in circulating.

>>not opening your blinds in your windows in the morning if you can cool off at night because we're lucky that in the evening it does cool off here. >>she always checks up on elderly customers to make sure they are staying cool. a big concern for markley this summer as people avoiding running air conditioners because of high electricity bills hoping they are taking the risk of overheating because of a budget. this air conditioner can be set at. >>75 instead of 70. so it's not going to run as often. if you are sitting in a room that you can in close even better to keep that room nice. intemperate marconi recommends using a portable air conditioner as far as the easiest to use and move around. she also gave a diy option. she says if you run a fan over the top of a bowl of ice, it will help circulate cold air in a room without an air conditioner. >>raga. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>fire crews remain on scene of monday's devastating a 2 alarm fire that destroyed a complex that was under construction in unincorporated redwood city. the fire burned

within 25 feet of homes, but none were destroyed. tuesday morning. the last of the 100 evacuees return to their homes as the cleanup on the site continues. kron four's dan kerman reports. >>there were some of the last ones out doing a lot better today. grateful that the fire department was able to contain it over there. >>keep it away from the homes. james smith is talking about monday's massive fire that destroyed an affordable housing complex under construction in unincorporated redwood city and forced the evacuation of he and his neighbors because the backs of their homes along pacific avenue or just 25 feet away from the fire scene tuesday. he and other evacuees were allowed to return home and while still standing, there is some damage back window blew back fence area. it's all the backyard. all that's just muddy and dancing star. >>i lost shingles on the roof. got some amber damage on the roof as well. he got all this debris that we sweep doubt this and then furnishings

insider just smoke >>construction crews spent much of the day tuesday tearing down more of the scaffolding that burned up when this 109 unit affordable housing complex went up in flames. firefighters are still looking for a cause. we have to interview and find out about all the different processes and how that takes place. see what other works are going on. >>and from there that allows us to look into all the different potential causes and make determinations firefighters were able to save an adjacent building, which is also slated for affordable housing. but county officials say it remains a big loss. this is the affordable housing development here in what's called north fairoaks, which has about a population of 20,000. it's on incorporated. and so it's a huge blow, especially this project up to 3 bedroom units, which means families could move and

affordable child care center. smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. >>firefighters expect all of the scaffolding to be down by thursday and they will remain on scene likely till friday. as for the investigation into the cause of this blaze, they say that's already underway. in unincorporated redwood city. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

controversy hits a california high school over a year, but that's usually treasured by students. gene kang has the story. >>there's just so much with in this. that is incorrect. kayla's shows us the palos verdes high school year book which contains the article whose land is it anyway, which was written by a student and approved by a critics say it is problematic and contains misinformation waving against israel for the atrocities of october 7 reading. >>things such as the jewish problem or original sin. that just term analogy it's heartbreaking to see people who are in my school genuinely think and believe these things. they and that it has raised safety issues. other jewish students at the school. >>and the jewish community in the south bay area, students, parents and local congregation members have been meeting with school district officials. but so far their demands haven't been when i saw this article,

i home quite literally sobbing. i couldn't get a word out. it's my lawn because this is money. that's my senior year. but this is my lasting memory of high school graduate in 2 days like this is what we're dealing with. i don't even understand how it made it to crest. we hope that. >>this incidence as as it is traumatic for all of us will be able to be a stepping stone for all of us to start an educational process. we were able to train teachers and what is anti-semitism? how does it look like how to identify to make sure that never get an article like this appears in the yearbook. >>this is the rebuttal article that the road and have asked the district to address factual inaccuracies and anti semitic language. and the high school has sent out e-mails to families addressing the controversial article and its negative impact on the

community. essentially saying the editorial does not represent the district's position on the israeli palestinian conflict. >>the cast of house of dragon gathered in new york to promote the second season of the prequel series. plus, lisa marie presley's memoir has been finished by her daughter. jeremy parsons has all the details. and this entertainment report. fans of game of thrones are preparing for the show's prequel series to return later this month 6. the island. >>it's not just a queen. i find myself in an impossible position. the enemy used twice we're going to contending. >>season 2 of house of the dragon had its big premiere in new york city last night in

the cast of the show, walk the red carpet outside the hammerstein ballroom and fans are eagerly awaiting to see the outcome of the war between dragons that began at the end of the first season season. 2 of house of the dragon from years, june 16th on hbo moving on to this. the long-awaited memoir by the daughter of this music legend is finally finished. lisa marie presley's posthumous memoir has been finished by her daughter riley. keough. random house publishing announced the title and released the cover of the book in a social media post saying more into an american myth and raised in the wilds of graceland. lisa marie presley tells her whole story for the first time in from here to the great raul riveting one of a kind memoir faithfully completed by her daughter riley. keough. as you

can see, the cover features a picture of lisa marie with her father. random house also said lisa marie first asked her daughter to finish that memoir in 2022. before dying a month later, they say riley, listen to the tapes other recorded for the book in order to finish that project. and she opened up about the process in an interview with people magazine. just a few people have the opportunity to know who my mom really was. other than being elvis's daughter i was lucky to have had that opportunity and working on preparing her auto biography for publication has been a privilege, albeit a bittersweet one. she goes on to say i'm so excited to share my mom. now at her most vulnerable and most honest and in doing so. i do hope that readers come to love my mom as much as i did from here to the great unknown will be released on october. 15th. and that is your entertainer report in your entertainer report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons.

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♪♪ the caldecott tunnel caused a major traffic backup tuesday kron. 4 charles clifford has more. >>well, here in the east bay, a car fire in the second board. the caldecott tunnel caused a backup that extended for miles and lasted for hours. this is video of the scene sent in to kron 4, according to the california highway patrol just before 10 tuesday morning, there were rports of a truck on fire about halfway through the eastbound second bore of the caldecott tunnel. 40 cars were trapped behind the fire with black smoke coming out of the

tunnel. the oakland fire department, the california highway patrol responded to the scene within minutes around 10 11. the second door was closed and eastbound traffic was diverted into the first 4 caltrans activated blower fans inside the tunnel to push out the smoke. 75 to 100 people who have been stuck behind the burning truck, walked out of the tunnel on foot. firefighters were able to reach the fire by crossing over from bor want to bore 2. they've been extinguished the fire quickly. it took several hours to remove the cars left behind and clean up the burned truck. the highway patrol says the exact cause of the fire still under investigation. all the witnesses have said they saw sparks coming from underneath the truck before it caught fire. the tunnel was reopened around 12 45 tuesday afternoon

>>anchor trucks carrying flammable liquids except during limited hours, the fatal 1982 fire also forcing engineers to improve safety standards like putting in a more robust water system for

firefighters. 8 inch water line is going. and so that will make it a lot easier for foreign of arms to. >>have a good strong supply water. other safety features include more powerful ventilation fans as well as more cameras and signs added to the existing boars. vicki lviakis kron. 4 news. and it wa

for historic sold-out baseball game. the ballers went head to head against the yolo high

wheelers and their first home game of the season on tuesday. kron four's sara stinson reports. >>the oakland ballers may have laws but the energy inside raimondi park was electric with a's fans turned b's fans excited to cheer on the team who plans to invest in the community. baseball fans packed the stands in oakland tuesday night wearing green and gold but not for the a's for the oakland ballers. the town's newest team held its first ever home opener at raimondi park. >>that 100 plus a's games from the time i >>huge. ballers fans already very love having a local team for a's who like this is like the one time. i think everybody's in one location not thinking about days, not thinking about john relocation. >>thinking facebook. the bowlers sold out of 4,000 seat

ballpark. the line to get wrapped around the players greeted fans of the door handing out really tells the a's playing at the same time down the road. the mayor saying it's their loss. we might actually have more fans than they do right now. but that's ok, they they have the coliseum. and we on the part before the first pitch, the co-founders of the team. thank community for volunteering and bringing the park to this is really a team effort. the whole community came out to make this happen and i'm proud of his yeah. the last touches going on minutes hours before the game. i mean, really finishing of staff hours before the game. you have no idea. but we had a month to do the whole thing. oakland rapper mistah fab hit the first ball. he may have missed once or twice but he got hit the 3rd time. he says having his team routed here is a major win for oakland. growing up playing baseball in oakland. >>actually come into this field. california to be a part of man. i'm just so. local giving something cheer about. looks like we have a i'm great

arc and is right openai's. looking real good footballers are an independent team playing in the pioneer league, the first base and bench coach former sf giants player jt snow says. >>this is great for the community and young players trying to make it to the major league. >>working hard and lot kids don't get drafted, right? the drops only 20 rounds out when i came out of college is 50 around. some fans experienced a few hiccups during the first game with long concession lines and crowding knew was going to be perfect. lot of growing pains, long lines in certain but we're here to listen. we are here to work on it get better every every single day. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news.

president biden announced new executive actions on immigration to help secure our southern border by tightening the asylum access. the president says republicans left him no choice. kimberly chang has details and reaction from our sister station in los angeles. >>i just will reportedly take effect at midnight. president biden signed a proclamation earlier this morning and said this action will help, quote, gain control at the border. under this executive order, there will be significant restrictions for migrants seeking asylum when the southern border is overwhelmed. >>today i'm announcing actions to bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawfully from receiving a silent. meyers will be restricted from receiving asylum out. are

southern border unless they seek in after entering through and establish lawful process. president joe biden's executive order will go into effect when the number of border encounters between ports of entry hits 2500 per day. >>according to senior administration officials, the restrictions would be in effect until the daily encounter numbers are at 1500 per day or lower between ports of entry under a seven-day average, biden accused former president donald trump and top republicans of undermining bipartisan legislation that would have better address the issue. he said the republicans left him no choice but to take his own action to address the border. trump said on social media that biden has totally surrendered our southern border. congressional republicans called the order nothing more than a political stunt meant to show toughened immigration enforcement ahead of the election. it's window dressing. everybody knows if he will. if he was concerned about the border, he would have done this a long time ago. >>and we don't know what's in this. the devil will definitely be in the details here. i can assure you democratic u.s. senator alex padilla said the order would

lead to people with legitimate asylum claims being prevented from seeking safety and return to harm said of an arbitrary cap. >>on how many people can make that request the border on any given day should be doing is investing the personnel and the infrastructure to make those determinations on a more timely basis. the coalition for humane immigrant rights of the order will likely do immense harm. will we see? >>in the day today? >>in our work here in mexico. and on the border is that way the united states puts in more asylum restrictions. it actually creates a lot more harm. there are folks that are going to be thinking about other ways to cross the border. exposing themselves to risks. simple. truth is. >>there's a worldwide migrant truck crashes and if united states secure our border, there's no limit to the number of people may try to come here because there's no better place in the plan and united

states america. >>the american civil liberties union also weighing in. they said the administration's executive actions could put thousands of lives at risk. they intend to challenge this order in court saying, quote, it was illegal when trump and it is no less illegal. now reporting in the newsroom, kimberly chang, ktla, 5 news. >>there's a tussle over trees in one southern california city has more than 80 ficus. trees are due to be removed from the city's uptown area. residents environmentalists argue the plan is too extreme. jennifer mcgraw from our sister station, ktla has more. >>it's this gorgeous canopy of trees that distinguishes with years uptown and down below provides copious amounts of shade for business and visitors. but a proposed plan to upgrade the prominent means the trees have to go devastated and it's unnecessary. more than 85 histories will get the ax once planted in the 60's will be

replaced by much smaller trees. connie mccormack and thousands of residents who signed a petition are baking city leaders to save the trees. well, we've been telling the council is it's not mutually exclusive. >>to renovate uptown, we want that. and to keep some of the trees in the canopy that's really important to the citizens. but the city argues the trees are invasive. the roots are growing outward into businesses and uprooting sidewalks. if we're going to do any improvements up here at all. >>we have to do something about the tree roots, which means we do something about the mayor pro tem kathie warner says the plan down greenleaf has been in the works since 2008. >>but like many things were stalled by covid. now with recent approval, the city would replace all the trees, just smaller that we're going to not only replace tree for tree, but we're going even higher number. >>and we're going bigger boxes and there's additional landscaping. the goal making it look more attractive to visitors while fixing the tree troubles and providing more

room along the promenade for businesses to dine. i love fresca. >>which many want manage your honor. that 60 led. a brief, though, says uptown needs an upgrade. and while yearlong construction project will hamper business, it will help overall. how about that patio outside? >>and really more people and i deal with definitely helped. business is ultimately the tree advocates want council to compromise, keep the canopy, take some out. but the other ones grow up. >>otherwise what a contrast between this block. we're standing on. >>and the next 3 and the rest of the town has these beautiful tall trees on this new area. looks like orange county. it's going to look so in. congress are just not going at in whittier. jennifer macgraw ktla. 5 news. after

jonathan tucker. well known for his role in the television series kingdom and films like the ruins and hostage sprang into action sunday night in a real-life drama in los angeles. carlos saucedo has >>brief video shows as a man walks up to this hancock park home speaks to himself and lets himself through the front door. seconds later, you hear screams from with it. called the police drove home. the homeowner asked us not to show his face. he wasn't home at the time. only his wife and 3 young daughters. he rushed back after getting a text from

a neighbor about the suspicious man. he went in my wife's on. that's when she exited the premises and i'm running for one more second to grab another kid. >>then that's when we see another neighbor. actor jonathan tucker take charge, storming barefoot into the home, holding a bag with items. he tells me he would use for protection if needed. a side angle view shows as a family escapes through the back of the house, making sure every child is accounted for. we also see as tucker runs out, holding one of the kids. >>tucker, he he took action. yeah. he ran right after me. >>i'm looking for a moments later, armed lapd officers respond not knowing if the suspect is armed. there's a brief standoff before they eventually move police found him hiding in a closet. so >>he didn't do any damage to the to the property. >>the terrifying incident happened sunday evening around 6.30, in the 100 block of

citrus avenue. the suspect was taken into custody without incident. but the young family is still shaken haven't traumatizing experience to say the thing out a resume while the tucker who was started in multiple films and tv shows is being called a hero. he did not want to go on camera because the real heroes, the officers who marched in, we hear him as he thanks them. once the ordeal was over. >>the biggest takeaway for the homeowner. >>these patients are, you know, we're we're ignoring their mental health needs and their whatever needs. they have them. >>you know, we put our foot down. >>democratic senators are highlighting how abortion bans across the country have impacted families since the overturning of roe v wade 2 years ago, democrats are stressing the band's not only impact abortions, but also access to ivf and contraception. well, republicans argue states should continue to be able to have the final say. washington

correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>khalidi human eyes. yes, republicans wanted to flip the script of a senate hearing tuesday, accusing democrats of playing politics with reproductive rights. at what point my democratic colleagues believe child deserves to live. we can do better as a country. senators markwayne mullin and bill cassidy support state restrictions on abortion as do some doctors. there's been a lot of false information being spread. that laws limiting abortion will prevent these lifesaving treatments. but honestly, this is absurd. but other doctors at the hearing pushed back arguing restrictions don't just forced patients to travel out of state but forced providers to question whether to i have had thoughts about leaving even though i love my home and my community doctor niche says she faces threats of criminal prosecution. if she violates georgia's six-week abortion ban. >>and medical students are

seeing that and going to states with no bans that's just going to get worse and worse and make pregnancy riskier and more dangerous. democrats like sen patty murray argue this will impact access to all types of reproductive care. >>from prenatal to ivf, to contraception. american people want to know what's at stake here and what we're fighting for. the senate plans to vote wednesday on a measure that would protect birth control access at the federal level. the senate will take action in washington. i'm jessi tenure. o

begin in the federal trial of president biden's son, hunter biden, firearms charges. it's a historic moment as the younger biden is the first child of a sitting u.s. president to face a criminal trial monday, a jury of 6 men and 6 women were seated. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the story. >>from a delaware courtroom, opening statements in a federal firearms cases against the president's son, hunter biden. but this is the first time a sitting president's a family member has been on trial. first lady jill biden walked into the courtroom for second day to show her support political science. professor todd belt says the first lady and his sister sitting in the courtroom shows how close the biden family is. i think doctor joe biden is there because she cares about a hunter biden. and you know

what's going to happen to him? prosecutor started their case by saying no one is above the law. no matter what your name is, they charge he lied about his drug use on his going affleck, a son, hunter biden's attorney, argued that his client did not have a drug problem when he stated in the paperwork that he was not on drugs belt doesn't believe this will have an impact on president biden's reelection bid. the american people are voting for the president. not the president's family. and most people realize there might be some people in their own family. you may have gone astray. ohio republican senator jd vance who disagrees with the biden family politically had this to say about hunter's case. i really believe in the american system, a lot of work, especially hoping to get a fair trial because i think it's something every american deserves and donald trump didn't get it in this case. it's a jury of 6 men and 6 women who will decide reporting in washington reshad hudson. attorney general merrick garland appear before a house committee on tuesday.

republicans are expected to accuse him of weaponizing the doj. garland has says that he will not be intimidated and is expected to slam the repeated attacks. >>and conspiracies floated by the gop against the doj. trevor shirley has more. >>attorney general merrick garland is slamming recent attacks against the justice department will at the same time defending his agency's independence. the house judiciary committee subpoenaed the attorney general. that committee is led by ohio republican congressman jim jordan. congressman jordan, along with many other congressional republicans say garland has weaponized the justice department against republicans in particular, former president donald trump. garland has long been the target of republicans in congress who are now trying to hold him in contempt for refusing to turn over audio tapes of interviews with president joe biden related to the investigation into biden's mishandling of classified documents as vice president

garland says the attacks on him and the justice department are, quote, unprecedented. he also says those attacks threaten to undermine act of criminal investigations and compromise sensitive national security information. we've got lost the questions. many americans believe there's now double standard our justice system. they believe that because there >>we're going to have lots of questions about that problem as attorney general. i will continue to forcefully defend the independence of the justice department. >>from improper influence or interference of any kind. and i will continue to fiercely protect integrity of our criminal investigations. >>and some congressional republicans say their attempts to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress will continue following this hearing reporting in washington and trevor shirley.

secret service will toward the side for the republican national convention in milwaukee later this week, sean lewis has more on how they're gearing up for the major political event. >>well, good evening. we're about 75 days away until the democratic national convention sets up shop here at the united center. the last time the dnc was at the united center was 1996 security threats in preparation since then have certainly changed. and a morning briefing. my biggest concern is making sure that our officers are prepared to deal with any situation. cpd superintendent larry

snelling. we've got a tremendous working relationship with chicago police and secret service director kim cheadle. a chicago area native gave only a general overview of the security preps underway for the democratic national convention. >>that begins august 19th including reports of more russian propaganda possibly fueling descent, which was reported during the 2016 election as well. i'm aware of those reports that are out. that is one of the great things about planning and o c and that whole of government approach is that we're able to bring all of those resources to bear upwards of 50,000 are expected to attend the convention with possibly 10's of thousands more demonstrators. the dnc plan calls for 20,000 law enforcement officers and agents. >>as the secret service prepares to protect the convention footprint, the chicago police department has been working internally to train officers for the large-scale first amendment activity. upwards of 3,000 of cpd is officers are now

receiving that specialized training. >>and snowing push back on questions surrounding a recent chicago inspector general's report that faulted cpd preparedness for mass protests and unrest in 2020 saying the report did not account for current plans being made ahead of the dnc which continue to evolve. i'm sure there looking at all aspects of this wgn. terrorism analyst qaeda's believes the dnc in chicago when the rnc in milwaukee will be the biggest test yet of all law enforcement. i think the threat is pervasive and diffuse. >>we know for a fact that there will be the palestinian groups that we have a very him a very active far-right extremist movement in the year asked those are threats telling says will be addressed in the plan, encouraging protests to remain peaceful and legal. we want people to understand. >>that first amendment protection. let's not confuse that with peaceful protest. if you're protesting. peacefully

and you're not breaking the law, then you have first amendment protections. but the minute you start to break the la. you're not protected under the first amendment at that point. >>you can read more about that inspector general's report and the cpd response to it right now. and wgn tv dot com at the united center tonight, sean lewis, wgn news. >>a town in upstate new york home to a family of military service men, some who have paid the ultimate price, but beyond their family legacy, they are also behind the story of a well-known movie. below are 6 planes. >>perhaps the most well-known depiction of the day is through the academy award-winning movie, saving private historically accurate. it shows the chilling moments leading up to the invasion and the harrowing battles on the beach. the film and follows the squad search for a private

james riot. but pride ran did not exist. the film is based on the true story of the niland brothers from tonawanda new york preston, robert frederick nickname for its and edward, who all fought in world war 2, robert and preston were both killed in the d-day invasion, but the 9, 1, to europe. and we want to go to normandy. >>the only thing my father asked me to do is put some flowers on his brother's grave sites. i mean my uncle preston, preston, t nylas preston island is the son of edward island, who was a radio operator. tell gunner in the pacific. my dad was in the army air force. he was a tech sergeant. submissions on the secondary mission over burma when he got shot down in the b. 25 minute to a unfortunately, was a japanese village where they kept him for 2 weeks short of the year. never losing hope. his mother gusting island set a place for him every night at the dinner table. >>tried to escape that. put them in a cage. we can stand up. we need 5 pounds when he got out. he was affected for

the rest of his life. a monument honoring than island brother stands at the edge of the niagara river in tonaanda where the boys grew up and where preston still lives ago by the life. i say hello, uncle bobby, who was with the 82nd airborne, was killed on d-day. don't preston. >>was with the 4th division. they made it off utah beach, which was a flat compared to omaha beach. got tempered by this german artillery stepped out information to help a wounded soldier. and that's where he got killed cycle threats with 100st his way back to the coast. we found out his brothers were killed. >>the army then sent for its home. tom niland, the brothers cousin who fought on utah beach, identify the 2 brothers bodies. the fated western union telegram is with the news of his uncles and father. hang in the den along with a letter from fdr, scrapbooks and photos with steven spielberg and tom hanks from the saving private ryan

premier, the matt damon character. my cousin case said he said exactly what uncle fritz said when they were going send him home. i'm with the brothers. i have now. >>i want stay. he said you can stay. va got argue with general george marshall in 1979, fritz wrote a letter to his daughter, kate, about returning to normandy in 1984, for the 40th anniversary. this time around, i won't carry an m one rifle but armed with a fine wine firstwe shelve. is it where i have my 2 brothers buried side by side. >>the same blood flows in your veins. and i believe the mystic chords of memory will have a poll on you will brush the sleeves of men from my generation who had a rendezvous with destiny. preston's grandmother heard from other parents with sons fighting overseas desperation. these letters were things like heard about your boys. i'm very, very sorry, by the way, that the ever say anything about our way. they also received a letter from bobby before heading to omaha beach. >>no, i try to make believe.

and i'm a big grown men in a soldier all dressed up just like they used to dream about when i was younger, we do come back home to stay a promise you that will be a better man. hinson. you can be truly proud of that island. family service runs deep. >>another cousin joe also fought in world war 2 and helped liberate dachau concentration camp in 1945. and preston's grandfather mike, the bone island served under teddy roosevelt, although he insisted he wasn't a rough rider. decades later, another proud niland son is serving his country training to be a helicopter pilot at naval air station whiting field. >>to be a part of something bigger than just flying a helicopter. i think that's the special part. and that's how i connect with. they're great uncles. you can for us. james nyland. where's the american flag on his left shoulder and a nod to his hometown on his right when really wanted to join us on blue angels over buffalo. >>who doesn't want to fly

jets, but he has his sights set on a different flight path flying romeo helicopters in rota, spain, having a part in the legacy of my great uncle's fighting in. >>europe then helping protect our brothers and sisters over there. >>it all lined up reflecting on this year's monumental milestone. lieutenant junior grade niland recognizes the great victory achieved by his family and the military men that came before him. they came together to conquer and on think about and really show the world that nothing is impossible. >>with the american spirit, those men were legends a luxury trial will live on forever. >>in tunnel on a new york, i'm marielena balouris. with triple

temperatures entering the danger zone. many are making sure that they stay hydrated and safe while out in the heat. madison kimbro walks us through the warning signs of heat illness. >>my water stay cold with triple digit temperatures entering the danger zone. many across the valley making sure they stay hydrated and safe while out in the heat. nauseous. very confused. >>and having muscle crams some things died. so those sort of things to be careful doctor chan says while many people think wearing hats or even using sunscreen will cut down the sun's effects. >>the heat can still be deadly hostile its competition from sunburn and like that. but it

does not protect from his stroke or exhaustion. that umbrella doesn't stop. the heat wrong. >>right. cuts down the chute, the from the sun, but it doesn't. cut down the whole temperature. and for those transit riders who wait out in the heat daily for their ride, the rtc is doing what it can to ensure their safety this week. we know that the heat is going to be really brutal, starting tomorrow through the rest of this week. we're going to be out at different transit stops, driving up and down our bus routes, passing out waters and sunscreen to those passengers that are waiting at bus stops, really making sure that they have necessary resources to help combat some of bus. riders like lauren gunn say, well, she tries her best to stay in the shade. it's not always possible. they definitely be missed their that they definitely need. and because of the extremely hot. >>and in the overcrowded, sometimes on the bus, the rtc installing what they call slim shelters, providing shade at bus stops across the valley. >>with bars for people to lean or sit on while they wait. buses don't have coverage, but the one that do.

>>i appreciate. >>summer is here. and so are the bugs spotted lanternflies caused a menace on the east coast last year and they're back this year and they brought some friends. james ford has the story. >>it's a green oasis. this could be your backyard. but in this case, it's a so-called pocket park, a green space tucked away between buildings set up as an escape from daily hassles. swing is here tables. this all like to sometimes. if you can, space dairy and fruit. hey says he appreciates this place but also point out one seasonal thing. they only i got he's talking about these which we saw over and over again in this space called the creative little garden and in other green spaces nearby these pencil eraser sized bugs. our very young versions really of the spotted

lanternflies. i get pictures from friends a lot asking what is this book? and i'm like, that's a that's mint and you got to kill it. >>because it's going to grow up and then wreak havoc on the trees. that's exactly what they did last summer to this formerly healthy tree in the garden here on east 12th street. mac brandt is an entomologist as a hobby and talked about how the lantern fly can be deadly for many of the plants in gardens like this. they love to eat them until the plants or the trees even are gone. >>the bugs are invasive, harmful and now early in the summer season is a great time to eliminate the young bugs before they grow up, grow wings and multiply as the hobbyist entomologist knows from their other job and the nanny and all the kids want to do is find them and stop them. gives them purpose. people unde

are seeing higher cancer rates. and researchers say obesity and messaging about body positivity maybe the blame. xavier walton has more on the study of the united kingdom. but its implications are really worldwide. >>you know, the story can be a bit touchy, even off-limits for some folks. so we are definitely going to tread lightly. but over recent years, it really has been this huge push for body positivity. self-love, love yourself. and it especially resonates with younger generations. and that's why health officials

and health professionals are really concerned when it comes to this new study out of the uk. and they believe, you know what, that mindset of self-love body positivity might be doing younger generations a disservice 7. you talk about this new study. that's why it's really alarming. according to health officials, officials worry that the alarming uptick in early onset cancer is linked to unhealthy eating habits. you know, the uk shows that the cancer cases among british adults between 25 and 50 has spiked roughly 25% in the past 2 decades. health officials calling, quote. >>this a scientific conundrum that urgently needs to be solved. health officials worry that alarming uptick is dangerous. a recent report from the institute for fiscal studies real the 50% increase in people eating fast and broadly we are we are seeing a rise in call. rectal cancer in. >>young adults that's defined as under the age of 50 were seen rising 2% per year since

the 1990's. so it's not just colorectal cancer and that adds up to thousands every year. here's a list of cancers associated with obesity and being overweight. >>should mention this research is based on statistics for all ages. just not those under the age of 50. now, we certainly aren't trying to scare anyone. but this new study and report has certainly got the attention around the world for health officials and a lot of young adults as well from florida. xavier walton news nation. >>historic sold-out baseball game in the east bay, the ballers oakland's new team held its first home game tuesday before first pitch oakland mayor sheng thao. welcome the team to the town. check this out. >>it's been a long time coming but have the reason why i say that it's because this is an example how the city and community can work together to really achieve a call. pivotal

moment in the city of oakland. i mean, every when the conversation first began last year about the idea the vision of raimondi park and what it could be and vision of how you know, baseball was being stricken and taken away from oakland. but we've reclaimed community with the fan base. and i think that all the folks here with me today could say that oakland has some of fans on earth. and this this is how the magic happens. you i know that here in the city of oakland, a lot of people want to talk about how, you know, the city can actually get things done regards to build what have you. this is proof that when you invest funds into it, when you invest your hard work and sweat into it, anything can happen. and so i just want to say thank you so much to the baller, seeing yellow. so amazing. we do. part is just a lot of car. it has really rich history from baseball greats like frank robinson and curt flood perfecting, you know, their

swings there throws a pitch right here. on this very ground. and i think that this is actually a huge service not only remembering them, but actually does a huge service for the community around here. remember, and i hope that you all will bring up an old picture of what the site looked like before we never that northern california had the largest can't right here across the street. right here, the largest encampment in northern california. when i came into office, we actually cleaned up that encampment and the house, 85% of those that were living there. but 100% of all those who wanted services and wanted to be house to her house. and so what that means is that now we have affordable housing be built in this space. now we on the park with that that has been invested in and i want is just shout out. ryan karmout bryant all find differing freeman. everyone that the ball is carol, clearly love to have put their sweat and tears into this is so can we just get around in fall? where paul and bryan?

>>you've been listening and oakland mayor sheng thao is welcoming event for the town's newest team. the ballers went head to head against the yolo high wheelers in their first home game of the season on tuesday. >>after jonathan tucker, well known for his role in the television series kingdom and films like the ruins and hostage. >>sprang into action sunday night in a real-life drama in los angeles. carlos saucedo has >>brief video shows as a man walks up to this hancock park home speaks to himself and lets himself through the front door. seconds later, you hear screams from with it. called the police drove home. the homeowner asked us not to show his face. he wasn't home at the time. only his wife and 3 young daughters. he rushed back after getting a text from a neighbor about the suspicious man. he went in my wife's on. that's when she she exited the premises and i'm

running for one more second to grab another kid. >>then that's when we see another neighbor. actor jonathan tucker take charge, storming barefoot into the home, holding a bag with items. he tells me he would use for protection if needed. a side angle view shows as a family escapes through the back of the house, making sure every child is accounted for. we also see as tucker runs out, holding one of the kids. >>tucker, he he took action. yeah. he ran right after me. >>i'm looking for a >>moments later, armed lapd officers respond not knowing if the suspect is armed. there's a brief standoff before they eventually move when police found him hiding in a closet. so >>he didn't do any damage to the to the property. >>the terrifying incident happened sunday evening around 630, in the 100 block of citrus avenue. the suspect was taken into custody without incident but they young family

is still shaken haven't traumatizing experience to say the thing out a resume, although tucker, who was started multiple films and tv shows is being called a hero. he did not want to go on camera because the real heroes, the officers who marched in, we hear him as he thanks them. once the ordeal was over. >>the biggest takeaway for the homeowner. >>these patients are, you know, we're we're ignoring their mental health needs and their whatever needs. they have them. >>you know, we put our foot down. >>san francisco mayor london breed says she wants to see more shoppers in union square kron four's grant lotus joins us now with the push presented tuesday. >>mayor london breed admits you know, before the pandemic, they didn't even have to try businesses, which is line up to have conference is downtown. people were commuting to work 5 days a week and shopping and eating out while doing so. tourists were coming through. but

things have certainly changed. and now brees latest budget is investing in getting people there. she wants downtown to be fun. the new cool neighborhood where people live work and play. >>activation, more nightlife downtown. more opportunities to areas of downtown entertainment zone. can you being able to buy a beverage potentially all beverage and hang out, right? and this really sunny with driving downtown. we cannot support the infrastructure that is needed so badly to support all of our communities, our schools, our roads, our infrastructure, our city services. it is so important in right now, our downtown needs all of city leaders obviously want shoppers to feel safe. and today. >>the mayor said that retail

theft in car break-ins are down significantly. thanks to the sfpd, the da's office and the union square and downtown ambassadors. they have. she said downtown is a perfect snow. but she also said some of the narrative that's out there about the city being lawless. it's just wrong. and she hopes that this new investment in making the area more attractive to people who want to really live there and have fun pays off. we shall have fun pays off. we shall see. hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh.

the caldecott tunnel caused a major traffic backup tuesday kron. 4 charles clifford has more. >>well, here in the east bay, a car fire in the second bore of the caldecott tunnel caused a backup that extended for miles and lasted for hours. this is video of the scene center in the kron 4, according to the california highway patrol just before 10 tesday morning, there were reports of a truck on fire about halfway through the eastbound second bore of the caldecott tunnel. 40 cars were trapped behind the fire with black smoke coming out of the tunnel. the oakland fire department, the california highway patrol responded to the scene within minutes around 10 11. the second door was closed and eastbound traffic was diverted into the first 4 caltrans activated blower fans inside the tunnel to push out the smoke. 75 to 100 people who have been stuck behind the burning truck, walked out of the tunnel on foot. firefighters were able

to reach the fire by crossing over from bor want abort they've been extinguished. the fire quickly. it took several hours to remove the cars left behind and clean up the burned truck. the highway patrol says the exact cause of the fire still under investigation. all the witnesses have said they saw sparks coming from underneath the truck before it caught fire. the tunnel was reopened around 12 45 tuesday afternoon in oakland, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>well, this latest fire in the caldecott tunnel. fortunately resulted in no injuries or deaths. that was not the case. many years ago. kron four's vicki liviakis gives us a look back when chain of events led to one of the deadliest traffic tunnel fires in u.s. history. >>there was almost no escaping the call to cut tunnel fire when a drunk driver crashed in turn the 3rd bore into a raging inferno. 7 drivers died after midnight on april 7th, 1982. trapped inside their burning cars. no message signs to warn motorists. no traffic lights emergency gate. the

chain reaction causing a double tanker carrying 8800 gallons to spill its fuel, igniting a gasoline bomb. temperatures hit nearly 2000 degrees. it took hours to finally put out the fire. but the damage was repaired and less than a week later, the called the ca tunnel was up and running. one result, a ban on tanker trucks carrying flammable liquids except during limited hours, the fatal 1982 fire also forcing engineers to improve safety standards like putting in a more robust water system for firefighters will have an 8 inch water line is going. so that will make it a lot easier for fired of arms to. >>have a good strong supply water. other safety features include more powerful ventilation fans as well as more cameras and signs added to the existing boars. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >>time to check in now with kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr. dave.

>>a look at current winds. the direction is good. there least on all onshore. 28 coming from san francisco and inland. you can see pretty much single digits to some early double digits as well. meanwhile, this excessive heat notice the santa clara valley. you're now in this heat advisory as well. nudging up to some inland spots of the peninsula. north bay, you're in this to, of course, and for solano county. the excessive heat warning. this will be until thursday night midnight before friday. look at current temperatures. they have improved 93 going on for brightwood. lot of 80's. you can see inland still fairfield 96. 95 vacaville with a lot 80's. meanwhile, up north, 75 fairfax and san francisco's coming in at 72. but the quick comparison for you, even though those are improved numbers, it's still well above where we were. 24 hours ago bite not away double digits, but the on 20, as you can wrapping around from a bottle off to tri valley for tonight. yes, relief will see a lot of 50's here. but looks

like down in san jose only about 64 warm and clear with all of that ultimate lows will see about 72 going on for antioch and the mixed bag of some 50's and 60's. still going to be hot for tomorrow as we talked about and even into thursday. have a look at that longer range forecast for you a bit.

president biden announced new executive actions on immigration to help secure our southern border by tightening the asylum access. the president says republicans left him no choice. kimberly

chang has details and reaction from our sister station in los angeles. >>i just will reportedly take effect at midnight. president biden signed a proclamation earlier this morning and said this action will help, quote, gain control at the border. under this executive order, there will be significant restrictions for migrants seeking asylum when the southern border is overwhelmed. >>today i'm announcing actions to bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawfully from receiving a silent. meyers will be restricted from receiving asylum out. are southern border unless they seek in after entering through and establish lawful process. president joe biden's executive order will go into effect when the number of border encounters between ports of entry hits 2500 per day. >>according to senior administration officials, the restrictions would be in effect until the daily encounter numbers are at 1500 per day or lower between ports of entry under a seven-day average, biden accused former president donald trump and top

republicans of undermining bipartisan legislation that would have better address the issue. he said the republicans left him no choice but to take his own action to address the border. trump said on social media that biden has totally surrendered our southern border. congressional republicans called the order nothing more than a political stunt meant to show toughened immigration enforcement ahead of the election. it's window dressing. everybody knows if he will. if he was concerned about the border, he would have done this a long time ago. >>and we don't know what's in this. the devil will definitely be in the details here. i can assure you democratic u.s. senator alex padilla said the order would lead to people with legitimate asylum claims being prevented from seeking safety and returned to harm said of an arbitrary cap >>on how many people can make that request the border on any given should be doing is investing the personnel and the infrastructure to make those determinations on a more timely basis. the coalition for humane immigrant rights of the order will likely do immense harm. will we see?

>>in the day today? >>in our work here in mexico. and on the border is that way the united states puts in more asylum restrictions. it actually creates a lot more harm. there are folks that are going to be thinking about other ways to cross the border. exposing themselves to risks. simple. truth is. >>there's a worldwide migrant truck crashes and if united states secure our border, there's no limit to the number of people may try to come here because there's no better place in the plan and united states america. >>the american civil liberties union also weighing in. they said the administration's executive actions could put thousands of lives at risk. they intend to challenge this order in court saying, quote, it was illegal when trump and it is no less illegal. now reporting in the newsroom, kimberly chang, ktla, 5 news. >>the biden administration's new asylum executive orders could greatly reduce the

number of migrant released across the border. sandra sanchez has reaction from asylum seekers. >>under the new rules, the number of migrants encountered on the border cannot exceed 2500 in between legal ports of entry unaccompanied minors still will be allowed to cross. and so will those with cbp, one asylum appointments, but others will have to prove they have a medical emergency or significant fear for their lives. if they return to their home countries. otherwise they face deportation or detention. hidalgo county judge richard cortez says the current policies are not sustainable for border communities. think stricter border security measures are needed. >>well, absolutely. you know, we won order where republic's aware. that means we're a country laws. so what was what was that we want to they want to impose on immigration right now. congress hasn't done his job. in my opinion. congress has not done its job. we had to same laws for decades now and we know they haven't worked. today was the 10th

anniversary of the humanitarian respite center. and cortez was among those at a special mass. >>bishop daniel flores presided any says the united states must remain compassionate towards the unfortunate if there's a threat of violence against a family or against a young person, which which at least what i'm talking to families, that's that's that's something that they experience in their local little towns, a different countries. and ultimately congress needs to address that. and we would hope in the church that they would do that. and in a very humanitarian way that's what worries me that will be more encouraged. father roy snipes, a catholic priest in mission has long and openly opposed the border wall. >>now he is opposing new policies that prevent migrants from crossing the border for god's sake. let's not let make this we've got to find a way to hospital. one with a little bit. we have. we'll do what we hear a lot of el salvador was among 150 asylum seekers being helped to the humanitarian respite center on tuesday. he

says without their assistance, like a hot meal and clothing, he wouldn't make it to california where he hopes to find work in a factory. lava st

minutes after midnight on monday in a remote area of hawaii. but by lunchtime, already stopped. the usgs says since downgraded the volcano alert status from a warning to watch. nikki schenfeld has more.

>>just to give you some perspective of where this latest eruption happened right behind me is how moment a crater, which last erupted in september of 2023, then to my left, you can see all of that smoke coming out from the crowd. that is actually the gases from the eruption that took place at 12, 30 this morning. >>beautiful video taken by usgs this morning of lava coming from kilauea's latest eruption sites. it's been 50 years since the last eruption here in this area. what's interesting is that today's eruption pretty much in same place as the last eruption in 1974. so it's very interesting that respect in terms of the history of recent eruptions. >>the last eruption was within halemaumau omalu back in september of 2023. phillips says increased seismic activity in january and february are likely connected to this eruption. >>things got quiet for a

couple of weeks. and then there were more earthquakes in the again. more magma is coming into the system. finally last night, nothing i'm enough pressure built up. that went in the same direction as we had to use a nativity, an intrusion back in january, february that probably contributed to the direction that we're today. >>he says there are 4 active fissures this morning which dropped to one by this afternoon and then it paused. what's interesting so far as even though this is a relatively small eruption, the amount of the su 2 specially coming out is a little higher than we would expect. and it seems to be continuing at the current levels and those gases are what will provide people the chance of seeing that beautiful orange glow. >>this is the best place in the park. so if you're coming to the park, highly recommend coming to the former jagger museum parking lot and checking out the views from lake ahuna as long as the eruption last, it might be a fleeting eruption. we just don't know right now. that's kind of excited to see because

ray and he'll need only happened a few times. and think the people are looking to see >>and the park's spokesperson says it has been extremely busy up here all day. there's so much excitement here at hawaii volcanoes national park. they are working on creating overflow parking for this evening for all the people that come up to check out that beautiful orange glow from hawaii volcanoes national park, nikki schenfeld khon. 2 news working for hawaii. >>you'heat wave

is being felt around the bay area and people are finding ways to enjoy it and stay safe in it. kron four's less a good stop by lafayette reservoir. where reached in the 90's on tuesday? >>yes, the sun is blazing here at the lafayette reservoir and many people are taking advantage of the nice day. but they're telling me they're having to take more breaks because of the residents in the east bay are taking advantage of the warm weather. the heading to the lafayette reservoir. many hitting the trails and trying to stay cool. we've been shopping for water breaks. >>and hydrating time and friday. under the shade, this is julie and his mom, michelle, who decide to spend the day riding their bikes sharing. they couldn't waste and they stay inside. gosh, it's been it's been really great. mean, we've been waiting for these days and it really feels like summer is here. >>so we're excited with the temperature hitting the 90's in the afternoon. >>only a few were seen out on the water. one jogger who we

saw a resting says that's the key and staying safe in the heat. you stay hydrated watch your breathing. >>and you know, if you get tired or feel like again, short about this kind of set the stage for a while, it's it's all right. billy says he was surprised by the number of people out here today. he kind of scares people. they stay out of it. but it's really not that bad today. we have a nice breeze in lafayette lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>eliezer day of magnet fishing at a new york park turned into a life changing moment for a couple who discovered a safe with an estimated $100,000 inside. he's in. a caldwell has more on how the couple went about finding the sunken treasure. >>for james cain and barbie, augustine e magnet fishing has been a hobby that's bonded the couple for nearly a year. they got the idea to try magnet fishing during the covid pandemic and have since chronicled their journey on their youtube channel called. let's get magnetic showcasing an array of fines from

handguns. 2 grenades were found one grenade sheepshead bay brooklyn. we found one across from the united nation building. >>and get your paws. a state park fire all over the entire 5 boroughs. >>the couple says magnet fishing is a simple as tying a heavy-duty madman on so wrote giving it a and then waiting for to connect to a metal object. little did they know their casual past time lead them to the discovery of a lifetime. the 2 spent friday afternoon she had coronavirus middle lake after about 45 minutes of throwing the magnet back and forth into the water came and managed to haul up rested safe from the murky depths. >>it wasn't the first time they found an old safe and they assumed there would be nothing inside which they were used to finding seal. but i saw a hole in the bottoms. i started. >>banging on the floor and i thought that was big news in there where you would put like change or something like that. but what was revealed left the

couple's disbelief at the state. he says she thought king was playing a prank on her when he told her there are stacks of dollar bills inside. no, it's >>we know it's not. it's not money is like no, it really is. until i saw it for myself and he peeled back. the dollars. and i saw the 100 $100. that's when i finally believe in. i just. i just >>the couple estimates that the stacks of cash, which were covered in sludge are worth up to $100,000. they contacted nypd who told them they could keep the money since there was no serial number on the safe and no way to identify the owner. they're now planning to take the deteriorated money to the bureau of engraving and printing in washington, d.c., to start the process of currency redemption with their newfound wealth. the 2 were hoping fill a lifelong dream of buying a home for their family of 5 out of new york

city. >>it's something that i didn't have growing up and it's just just a dream of mine. with this. hopefully i can get there in corona, queens, johnny caldwell, pix, 11 news. >>the cast of house of dragon gathered in new york to promote the second season of the prequel series. plus, lisa marie presley's memoir has been finished by her daughter. jeremy parsons has all the details. and this entertainment report. fans of game of thrones are preparing for the show's prequel series to return later this month 6. the island. >>it's not just a queen. i find myself in an impossible position. the enemy used twice we're going to contending.

>>season 2 of house of the dragon had its big premiere in new york city last night in the cast of the show, walk the red carpet outside the hammerstein ballroom and fans are eagerly awaiting to see the outcome of the war between dragons that began at the end of the first season season. 2 of house of the dragon from years, june 16th on hbo moving on to this. the long-awaited memoir by the daughter of this music legend is finally finished. lisa marie presley's posthumous memoir has been finished by her daughter riley. keough. random house publishing announced the title and released the cover of the book in a social media post saying more into an american myth and raised in the wilds of graceland. lisa marie presley tells her whole story for the first time in from here to the great raul

riveting one of a kind memoir faithfully completed by her daughter riley. keough. as you can see, the cover features a picture of lisa marie with her father. random house also said lisa marie first asked her daughter to finish that memoir in 2022. before dying a month later, they say riley, listen to the tapes other recorded for the book in order to finish that project. and she opened up about the process in an interview with people magazine. just a few people have the opportunity to know who my mom really was. other than being elvis's daughter i was lucky to have had that opportunity and working on preparing her auto biography for publication has been a privilege, albeit a bittersweet one. she goes on to say i'm so excited to share my mom. now at her most vulnerable and most honest and in doing so. i do hope that readers come to love my mom as much as i did from here to the great unknown will be released on october. 15th. and that is your entertainer report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. well, that does it here for us on kron on. we'll be back with kron. 4 nening.

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