>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>you're watching kron-on on air and streaming online with our kron on app. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm dan thorn in the crystal fire in napa county is nearing complete containment, but fire crews are still on scene. sara stinson reports. >>calfire pulled in all of

their resources to get this fire under control. one firefighter told me they used water from a pool to make sure that none of the flames touched a nearby home. someone who lives nearby says that they are just grateful this wasn't worse. >>and down the road and fire across from my shawn moore lives on crystal springs road within a mile of where a fire sparked wednesday afternoon in napa county. the fire quickly grew to 60 acres. cal fire issued evacuation warning, meaning it was optional to evacuate. but morris says she was not going to take any chances. i think left. with the help from several agencies in sonoma and napa counties. cal fire gain control over the fire quickly with air attacks dropping water and fire retardant and those aerial resources are really invaluable to us because they help. >>to keep. >>fire at a smaller size and talent resources on the ground can really get into that. and

this case particular with that access, you know, it's there's not a lot of roads to get to everything. >>cal fire says the rocky in steep terrain. in addition to a nearly triple digit temperature made it difficult for firefighters on the ground. 5 firefighters got injured. 4 of them went to the hospital to be treated. the fire damaged in out house but didn't touch any homes. more was relieved to see her home untouched when she returned around 6. very cal fire says the fire started on private property on land that burned during the glass fire in 2020. the agency urging homeowners to repair as this fire season is starting off early and more intense than last year. good case in point route with this fire. here is why you need to be prepared. you know, how do i get emergency alerts from the county that i live in? >>i have your go bag. ready. incase you were need to evacuate and fire crews continue to strengthen the fireline. cal fire says the crews will be here at least

through thursday as they try to gain 100% containment and they said their law enforcement division is here investigating the cause. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >>all right. let's go to kathy trafton now with the latest weather. >>it has been so hot the last couple of days that the national weather service issued an excessive heat warning through much of the state that's to southern california parts of southeast california up through the san joaquin and sacramento valleys and extending even into our own solano county. >>other areas of the bay area. well, we've got the heat advisory that's in effect for the east bay has won north bay and also parts of the south bay. but curiously enough, there was one record high temperature today. that was 75 degrees in half moon bay where there's no heat advisory at all. >>that beats the old record of 74 set back in 1958. >>temperature change this. a harbinger of things to come because it's cooling down a

bit cooling, even 9 degrees cooler than yesterday in half moon bay, 9 degrees cooler in nevada. and then napa down 6 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow warm in the east bay, but not as warm as they were today. 86 for concord, 77 in napa. 86 santa rosa along the coastline. we keep things in the 50's and 60's and for the next 7 days, we are looking at a cooling trend, at least through friday, saturday and sunday. and whoops, there goes the temperature again starting to head northward, getting warmer as we head into monday and tuesday and still a bit above normal. even wednesday. >>fire crews continue to make progress in the corral fire. it's down. 96% contained since saturday. the fire has burned more than 14,000 acres in san joaquin county. cal fire's hoping for full containment at some point this week. flames have been burning very close to a winery, still bouncing

back from the 2020 glass fire. the owner of failla wines says the flames from the crystal fire in napa county spared their property this time, but they've been dealt with the worst before he's concerned with how early these fires are popping up. despite back-to-back years of above average rainfall. and he says that they're lucky it wasn't too windy. >>ignition point of the gloss fires frighteningly close to the ignition point of this fire. that they were within. i mean, i have a map in front of me, but i mean, a mile of each other, maybe i it's ominous to me. it would be the word that comes to mind when you have a fire like that in june. burning that's already burned. that long ago. >>we owners praising calfire with how quickly they responded. these wildfires. he's also suggesting property owners clean up their land and make sure they're ready for a fire. new bill in the state legislature would require california public schools to teach students about the dangers of fentanyl. the bill

passed the senate education committee with bipartisan support. the bill's author says it will save lives by making sure young people are aware what this deadly drug can do. we make sure that they are informed in a way real information that they're through education. >>i'm not through fear tactics or misinformation. and we also, by the way, want to make sure that people know that there also will be consequences for those who deal with this think that paddling and selling and getting young people addicted to this is not okay. >>on the bill has no formal opposition. it heads next to the senate appropriation committee. the defense team for david pap is set to present their case in court this friday. pap is already been found guilty in federal court and sentenced to 30 years in prison for attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. state prosecutors say the pap admitted to breaking into pelosi's san francisco home in 2022. with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. pap has

been charged with attempted murder, elder abuse, burglary and other felonies. san francisco police are investigating a break-in at a cannabis dispensary. stanzi cannabis is on campbell on drive in the partner said area of the city. the owners found their glass entrance shattered. we have reached out to the san francisco police department to get some more information so far. we have not heard back. the city of dublin has a new mayor following the resignation of former mayor melissa hernandez, who recently was appointed to serve on the bart board of directors. council members made a unanimous decision to appoint councilmember michael mick course ton for the role. the chorus 10 will complete the rest of the mayoral term until december. well, a reminder, if you're looking to hit the beach ocean hazard warning has been in effect. experts say that we could see some waves the size 20 feet hitting the coast. big waves often draw a

lot of surfers out. looking for that rare opportunity to catch a wave. and that's exactly what we found at san francisco's ocean beach. >>for a 6 foot for this time of year is definitely kind of rare. so that's why in my buddies are jumping on as soon as possible. our skill level, you definitely have to be aware of the conditions in particular because there could be rip currents because it's such a big beach. hard to kind of stay in one spot not like there's lifeguards spread out throughout the beach say definitely have to be aware of what's going on. >>the meat hazard warning is going to fact until thursday night. officials say to never turn your back to the ocean and always keep your eye on kids and pets. in san jose. a groundbreaking ceremony is planned for this weekend at the site that will help connect dta trains with bart. some construction has already begun at the u.s. east ridge transit center once completed riders will be able to use the light rail at the eastridge station and connect directly

with bart at the milpitas station. officials say construction is expected to close lanes temporarily and increased traffic. they expect everything to be done by 2028.

began early wednesday morning at stanford university. >>kron 4 charles clifford has more on what happened in consequences. those students now face. >>well, here on the stanford campus, the university says multiple buildings were

damaged and 13 people were taken into custody after protesters unlawfully entered one of the buildings. wednesday morning. protesters upset about the conflict in gaza between hamas and israel entered an administrative building on the stanford campus and occupied the office of the university's president. they were inside the building for about 3 hours before campus. police in santa clara county sheriff's deputies clear them out, according to the university, 13 people were arrested and one public safety officer was injured after being shot. the university says the protesters unlawfully entered the building and that there is extensive damage to the inside and damage to the exteriors of nearby buildings, profane graffiti was still visible wednesday afternoon, although crews we're already starting to clean it up in a statement to kron 4 stanford said we have consistently emphasized the need for constructive engagement and peaceful protest. when there's a disagreement and views this was not peaceful protest and actions such as what occurred this morning have no place at stanford university says that

any students were involved in the protest will be immediately suspended. and if they're seniors, they will not be allowed to graduate on the stanford campus. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>as the state grapples with its on growing fentanyl crisis. a new bill in the state legislature would require california public schools to teach students about the dangers of fentanyl. capitol correspondent eytan wallace, top of the assembly member who authored the proposal. >>well, this bill easily passed assembly education committee here at the state capitol news. something member of a lot there to believes it will make an impact in the fight against fentanyl. this bill will save lives san diego assembly member david alvarez speaking about his bill ab 24 29, if signed into law, the legislation would require local school districts have already made health education. a high school graduation requirement to also include the dangers of fentanyl is part of the curriculum. we need to make sure that our young people are aware of what this drug can can cause, which is which is death and

>>we make sure that they are informed in a way real information that they're through education. i'm not through fear tactics or misinformation. it comes in a state where as of 2022 statistics from the department of public health showed more than 6,470 californians died of fentanyl poisoning that your loan. >>coming out to an average of 124 deaths per week. young people need to be more aware that and we also, by the way, want to make sure that people know that they're also going to be consequences for those who deal with this >>think that paddling and selling and getting young people addicted to this is not okay to make communication. >>come order. is bill unanimously passing the senate education committee with bipartisan support wednesday? >>the state has already incorporated curriculum about the dangers of narcotics, but not specifically fentanyl. alvarez is concerned if students are not taught about the dangers of fentanyl that could lead to deadly results.

i want to make sure that families. >>who have suffered needlessly as a result of fentanyl in there young person's is a story we don't hear about any more. >>and the bill has no formal opposition. and next heads to the senate appropriations committee reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>yo

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pushing near triple digits and that drove many to come up with some creative ways to beat the heat. kron four's theresa found one activity that was popular with those attempting to steer clear of the site. and in the east bay,

people headed outdoors before it got too hot to bear. kron four's philippe djegal reports from pleasanton where temperatures came close to 100 degrees. >>with school wrapping up this trio kicking their summer break off with a fishing trip to shadow cliffs lake in pleasant ends that hot. but the official right by it was hot. so decide to come out very. and michael and his friends playing it right, arriving early and having the dock to themselves the east bay regional park district routinely plants trout and catfish in the water. but with near triple-digit temperatures, planning accordingly will ensure a safe visit, water election packets and just a fan. stay cool. it is especially important for parents to keep a close eye on young kids. a lifeguard is stationed at the swimming beach and life jackets are readily available. gila rodriguez spending a few hours near the water with her 2 young sons. she says she

prefers this option on hot days compared to heading to a playground. the park's get a little too hot with the sun, touching the slide. so >>here's the perfect place to come where they can actually get some water, the sun and just cool down for those who still need to exercise joggers and bike riders. taking a cue from the young anglers. >>getting outside and back indoors before the hot afternoon a hat and sunglasses. the state had say yes, absolutely. sound advice that cannot be repeated enough in pleasanton philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the world's best professional pickleball players are descending on roseville this week for the sacramento open. zach boetto reports. pickleball pros are serving up some serious heat this week in roseville at the veolia sacramento for me as a competitor. it's awesome being on the story because we do have the best athletes in the and i think brings out the best in this court. it's the

first ever professional pickleball association or ppa tour event in the area. it's the first of many pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the world. records popping up everywhere. some parks or even converting their tennis courts to pickleball local residents who came out to watch the first day of competition at the sacramento open our pumps to see this level of play here at home. i know that herman was going on. so i asked my daughter, i said, do you want to go out and watch? so she said, yes. so we actually went and played pickleball this morning and then we came out here to check out was going i think it's kind of cool because i mean, you don't really think about like sacramento or roseville, like posting all these really like big-time athletes. but >>and you come here you see on it's super cool. on average ppa tour events like the sacramento open host more than 1000 pro and amateur players and have an estimated total economic impact of 2.7, 5 million dollars in local host

cities. officials from lifetime roseville hosted the tournament say they're excited for the new experience and to crown the inaugural champions on sunday. i mean, you see the top. >>produce like ben jones and waters. you see all people that you kind of aspire to and they're like right here walking around, hanging out. you get it out with them, eat them, take their hand. it's a time. nascar is only stop in

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kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has 4 things to watch for for race weekend in sonoma. >>got stretch to side and once ams door and then goes christmas comes early every year for bay area racing fans. the toyota save mart 3.50, brings its pulse pounding action to the sonoma raceway this week there and the greatest drivers in the world will be racing on a brand-new surface as the course was repaved earlier this year. going to be a lot faster than it used to be. >>the seven-time last seen nearly as much anymore. nobody is unique in that. it's one of the few road courses in the nascar cup series. one of the many reasons why sonoma stands out among other courses across the country. i'm excited to go out there and race next week in a row courses. >>i feel like you're super friend from a driver standpoint, it's something different. >>we're racing aficionados. there is nothing like high-speed turns out a historic racetrack. nascar drivers will again be flying down the chute at sonoma raceway this year. this

stretch of the raceway connects turn 4 as the cars approach the top of the hill to turn 7. the shooter was removed for several years before making its return in 2021, which got the approval of the racers nascar isn't just for racing fans. they're one of the few major sports that caters to all fans bringing in a traveling circus of events to every city. they traveled to the thing that makes nascar such a great sport is the fan. they're the foundation and fabric of our sport. they wait all year. >>to welcome, watch this one event weekend. it's like the super bowl coming in the cinema so we couldn't be more excited about that. kate rooney reporting. vice presiden

harris's visit to san francisco was met with protesters demanding a cease-fire in gaza and to stop military aid to israel. demonstrators in oakland also greeting the vice president with similar demands. kron four's tiffany justice has the story.

>>the red line. they say the administration has crossed biden she say that there is a red can't cross the cross to a million times. we're wearing red to symbolize the red line that they shouldn't have cross on we are asking for as a beginning. arming israel stop learning cut off every single weapon goes to kill those beautiful children in gaza. that's number number 2 is

shielding israel from accountability. second, we know that they are committing genocide. >>president joe biden has announced an executive order to shut down entries to the u.s. mexico border. only one. 2500 daily encounters happened between entry points. it also bars migrants who cross illegally from seeking asylum. washington correspondent basil john reports. the new border restrictions went into effect at midnight as the southern border is already hitting that number of 2500 daily encounters. >>this actually help gain control of our border. president joe biden unveiled a new executive order authorizing immigration officials to deport migrants without reviewing their asylum claims. choose to come without permission and against the law. they'll be restricted from receiving asylum and staying in the united states. the new restrictive policy suspends processing between

points of entry along the southern border to protect america as a land of welcomes immigrants, must first secure the border and secure. now biden blames republicans for not cooperating through bipartisan legislation. and senate democratic leader chuck schumer agrees the president is left with little choice but to act on his house. democratic leader hakeem jeffries says house democrats are ready to pass legislation add on to this first step. addresses issues connected to dreamers, addresses. >>issues connected to farm workers and addresses issues connected to protecting immigrant families. but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker mike johnson accused the president of making this election year issue. >>and c this order isn't effective like turning a garden hose farmville arm bar. >>now he wants to issue some week executive order. some progressive democrats have already expressed their disappointment with this executive order and this could be lifted.

>>if the number of daily encounters goes down to about 1500 between entry points reporting in washington, i'm basil, john. new restaurant in

francisco is bouncing back after having to delay their opening because of thieves stealing more than $15,000 worth of items on wednesday, the mediterranean style restaurant was finally able to open kron four's less a good has the story.

>>nearly a week ago was the pac sf was set to open its doors as one of the newest restaurant in hayes valley. that was until thieves broken hours before the opening, stealing thousands of dollars worth of alcohol and cooking supplies. act might have gotten a little higher said before. >>as far as what we have and what's this even you know, where we're getting a dorsal. and but there are about 2025 you know, we're not counting loss business. >>chef george howell. we need the owner says this was a setback for but he and his team have been working 14 hour days to officially open on wednesday for that. >>we're not quitters will be. everybody remain very optimistic, enthusiastic. we believe the location. believe in in the business model, adding the support from neighbors and the community was a welcome surprise to him. his team. so one thing to take the welcome 2 hayes valley and how it's very strong martian

association strong that ball which mean all the martians and the community as a whole george says they are still in the process of replacing those stolen items and are working with police but says he hopes people remember them for their cuisine in san francisco lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>an exciting night for the history books for the first time fans were welcome to raimondi park to cheer on the home team. the oakland ballers kron four's justine waltman talk with the executive vice president of baseball operations on kron. 4 news at 3 on wednesday. take a look. >>so last night co. >>believable. you know, i think i think back 6 months ago when i first met with our owners pollen, brian, and they had this mission. the you know, to to baseball to oakland and want to be a part of it and to see it come to fruition. last night was unbelievable. it's like a dream come true. right? well, i mean, you look at the

ballpark a couple months ago, you would never believe that that they would have been able to accomplish what they did. and, you know, i run the baseball side of it. and so, you know, the perspective from the players, they were extremely excited the fans just let him know they were more than welcome there. it was it was a an exciting crowd last night. >>yes, so you sold out that first game. actually, my son's little league team. they all wanted to go to the game last night and they're like, can you get us tickets? i was like, well, sold out, but do my best. so we're going a mother, >>room only last night. but you know what was really amazing if you look out to left center field and all the first responders on the fire truck and well, you know, just the community i've been out there last couple days it's a credit to everybody trying to get off the ground and just so much workers went into it. but the people in the community came out and just thanked us for for doing. this revitalizing the community bringing bringing baseball to re monday. you know, very few people know i played some of

my baseball early in my so it's heartfelt, slow fall circle there. do you feel a little pressure, though, for the ballers to continue? >>keeping baseball in the east bay. >>not not to record last night. i mean, was there was the the i think, you know i was privy to some the fans, the 6 th it. when i was coaching for the oakland a's and and have them come out also and supporters and you can see from the video shows, you know, it was 3, 4 hours of baseball. and even after the game, we went over to the clubhouse and a lot of fans stuck around and just patted our players on the back. so, you know, we're hoping this is a great thing for the team is great thing for the community. and, you know, one of the personal things and i want it isn't can we get young kids involved in at the youth level and have them inspired to be a baller one day. but exactly why the little league team, you know, wanted to go so they can see, you know, some day,

maybe that could be you. >>what's it like to have oakland embrace the ballers and how do you see the rest of the season going? >>well, i you know, i i was kind of the crash davis with a minor league. so i spent 11 years traveling the country on buses and and little towns across the country. and this has that that community feel and you know, i think the players, what's really exciting is is even we started just a short time ago. we've already had 2 players sign with affiliate professional teams. one with the boston red sox won with the chicago white that's all part of it. and so, you know, for players to come even from you know, bakkies anywhere to play ball in you know, it's special for them to see 4,000 plus fans come out there in great demand the excitement so war. we're really excited. you know, more more than than anything. i'm really happy for the vision. the paul and bryan had when we the paul and bryan had when we first started.

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officially announced that a peaky blinders movie is in the works. oscar-winner killian murphy will return as the fearsome gangster nearly 2 years after the show ended. netflix posted a photo of the official script along with a statement from kilian saying it seems like tommy shelby wasn't finished with me. it is very gratifying to be re collaborating with steven knight and tom harper on the film version of peaky blinders. this is one for the fans plot. details and further casting news remain under wraps. moving on to this. disney and pixar have released the final trailer for inside out 2 and it is set to hit theaters next week. i how it can. >>way for 3 days all we get is going. yes, as rest effects of

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like, >>what if i take my and i just i didn't >>the people who run the school say this type of activity, creative protest done in partnership with the anti-violence organization, save our streets is educational and empowering. i love that they're in a community with a feeling courage to speak up and out about things matter to them. still the challenges these kids face are real. >>the nypd's own numbers show that in this part of brooklyn, the 77th precinct shooting incidents are up more than 33% in the last 4 weeks. and the number of shooting victims is up more than 66%. but the students say that by being visible and vocal where the violence has been, they make a if they don't, they just taking the lives of innocent. >>we're getting closer to the summer games in paris. i mean, the chalk spoke with the mother of mary tucker, who was

a shooter that has pushed her ticket to france. >>mary tucker grew up practicing shooting and her parents garage and learn so much about the sport. 3 watching youtube videos, the libyan has qualified for paris and her parents will be spectators for the very first time. and it's a dream come true for her mother, jen, who was unable to go in tokyo. that's what i love to i love to see her. >>in her element having a great time and being the bus person and the best shooter that she can be. tucker made her olympic debut at the 2020 tokyo games where she earned a silver medal. whether she would have become an olympian are not just to see her expand her inner knowledge and and take an interest in something so significantly that she would want to do it all the time. and when thinks about it, it still upsets her that she wasn't able to see her daughter do what she loves in twenty-twenty not having been able to go to tokyo pretty devastating. you know, it was just the pinnacle of everything. you know, we

wanted for her and we want to be there to help her celebrate that moment. well, mary trains jan is packing her suitcase for her daughter's competition in france in paris. it's going to be a little bit different going to be able to interact a lot more with her and it's going to be great and worked. so looking for a ticket outside of her sport. mary is a huge advocate for mental health. 2 ncaa shooters who were friends with mary took their own lives last year. it left mary in a despairing place. however, she found light in the darkness and is now part of raising awareness for suicide to see her rise up. she really she really did come out as a stronger, better and with the where with all to say that i'm gonna try to help people that are, you know, really hurting but makes me more proud than anything she's sports. honestly. >>tucker will be competing at the national shooting center is shot through 3 hours south of paris reporting in

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members of congress and other top washington officials kicked off their travels to normandy on wednesday to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. washington correspondent jessi tenure previews their visit with world war. 2 veterans. >>world war, 2 veterans from the u.s. for a turn to the same beaches in normandy,

france wednesday where 80 years ago they changed the course of the war. one of the most significant events. in human history, alabama senator tommy tuberville spotter an 18 year-old farmer from arkansas part of the d-day landings on june 6, 1944, i can't imagine. >>what it must have been like to carry such an incredible burden. as such a young age. do spend your money on that single day? more than 2500 american soldiers lost their lives. >>to honor their sacrifice. tuberville is traveling to normandy for the 80th anniversary with other members of congress, including missouri senator eric schmitt, whose grandfather also served in world war. 2, d-day was such a pivotal moment. i mean, think people kind of take for granted that we won world war. 2. but at that moment, a lot was up for grabs. the congressional delegation plans to visit gravesites and meet with veterans and their families are not many of them. and there are over 100 years old now. but

>>these are men that literally. liberated a continent. save the world summit hopes the spotlight on the greatest generation also underscores the role the u.s. still plays around the globe, reminding the world america again save the world. a message the white house says president joe biden will share from normandy when he commemorates the anniversary there thursday. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>the in michigan has finished restoring a world war. 2 era plane, a team of workers and volunteers spent more than a decade for storing the fm to wildcat. that was pulled from the bottom of lake michigan. kyle mitchell has the story. fm 2 wild cat was pulled from the bottom of lake michigan. it was used for training. it's taken more than a decade to restore this. i it's about for storing a plane submerged at the bottom of lake michigan for nearly 70 years is far from an easy task. >>from the tail all the way up

to the cockpit is all risk okay from the cockpit forward. and that's the old stuff. >>avoid the team at the air easy flight discovery center in kalamazoo learned a lot about how the fighter was built and had to figure some of it out along the way. we didn't have the tooling. we didn't have the processes that grumman used to construct the airplane and some of the drawings were there and some of them work. so we had to create some things just literally from our imagination and experience the president and ceo of the years. he went to wisconsin to see the fm 2 wild can in june of 2013 and wondered if it could be restored. rolled open the hangar door and i looked at that thing. my first response. >>i wanted to turn around and run the other way. i mean, this aircraft was broken in half. it was corroded and i looked at it and thought. >>this will never look like an airplane but he trusted in the restoration team and they

began a process to save as many parts as possible. >>in addition to the skill required, it also wasn't cheating. the volunteers help keep the costs down. >>total cost to restore this is this entire project. and that is primarily >>materials and supplies and equipment and tools and such that we need. and then, of course, paying to employees as throughout the way. the total cost was about $700,000. >>the aircraft restoration manager who's worked for the air zoo for 36 years says all the work was worth it the plane will soon become part of the museum's collection in hudson, massachusetts. >>back in the beginning. >>this one a you know what a great deal to see him go? >>but it doesn't bother me anymore. you have to kind of divorce yourself of it when it's finished and send it to a good home and know that we did a good job to preserve history. >>the years he will have an event on saturday celebrating the completion of this

aircraft reporting in kalamazoo kyle mitchell news. 8. progressive democrats are

ramping up pressure on the supreme court. they're demanding oversight. following reports justice alito sported to controversial flags outside of his homes. washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >>country deserves better. we have a 5 alarm fire from the steps of the supreme court. progressive democrats are

demanding justice samuel alito be held accountable after 2 controversial flag spotted during the january 6 riot discovered at 2 of his homes. there is 0 question that justice alito has shown his bias in matters involving trump and the insurrection alito who blames the flags on his wife is refusing to recuse himself. he and says he has not violated the court's ethics code. the group is calling for a more strict rule book. i system requires checks and balances. the supreme court. not about count ability. illinois senator dick durbin is pushing the effort in the senate to establish a binding code of conduct. he's also investigating illegal actions as well as questionable donations. meet to justice clarence thomas. why in the world should the highest court in our land have the lowest standard of ethics? >>the effort, however, is facing fierce pushback from republicans here on capitol hill. they argue democrats are simply trying to undermine the

now conservative supreme court. there's no institution. there's no real. there's no lull right now. the democrats the bulldozer absolutely total control and power. progressives in the house are calling on senate democrats to force the justices to publicly testify following the flag incident. justice alito and chief justice roberts. >>have turned down invitations to speak before senators in washington, raquel martin. >>organization is calling for an investigation after video of a 19 year-old ohio inmate with autism surfaced over the weekend. the video shows isaiah trammell after his arrest last year. he spent 10 hours in custody before being sent to the hospital. 3 days later, he died. jj hawkins says more. >>rick and john eyes and her male was one of 7 inmates to die in montgomery county jail in 2023. ruled his death as a suicide. what the montgomery county jail coalition, an advocacy group for inmates and disputing that claim, saying that his death was not a suicide and his death was

preventable. it is my belief that isaiah trauma was tortured in jail. he was transferred to a hospital 10 hours after being booked and he died there after. >she should be alive. 19 year-old isaiah terminals. death is getting attention across the country and has led to local leaders questioning the procedures of the montgomery county jail. according to the montgomery county sheriff's office, travel was arrested for a domestic violence. warren, 2 news obtained the video from inside the jail on the day of his arrest. on the video, you can hear trouble scream and plead while in custody. in another video which we have chosen not to show you see trammell banging his head on the concrete walls in the jail cell afterwards. you see deputy stopping travel to a restraint chair while they examined his injuries from the blows. after 10 hours in custody, trauma taken to the

hospital by ambulance and 3 days later, he died. the montgomery county jail coalition believes this death was a direct correlation to the injuries he suffered in custody. the montgomery county sheriff's office released a statement response to the situation calling his death an unspeakable tragedy for all involved. trammell was one of 7 inmates who died in the montgomery county jail in 2023. most were due to overdose with the jail recognizes as a mental health issue. in the statement, doh officials call for a medical facility with the lockdown unit that can better handle those that are in crisis. joe preuss associate professor at ut and the co-chair for the montgomery county jail coalition says that the situation was dehumanizing keys calling on the ohio department of rehabilitation corrections to investigate all cases that ended in death last year. >>we want the state to come to investigation, not only of ties kaye spent all 7 cases last because the determination of suicide isaiah's case calls everything into question. >>we reached out to the

terminal family in a representative on behalf of the law firm that representing males. family says that they will be back in touch soon. reporting in dayton today to hawkins 2 news. >>beginning this month, people who use snap or are applying have to go through an interview requirement to make sure all their information is updated. sarah curran ellie has more. >>for those who have or are applying for the supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap to buy groceries. the requirement for an interview has started back up again. what our customers need to know is that if they receive a notice from us. >>they do need to respond to that notice. director of the rhode island department of human services, kimberly britto, who heads up the program says the interview process started again in june after being put on pause because the pandemic and if people don't do their interview, their benefits will be a risk. we do expect that some people may not respond and they might have a a gaffe and their benefits because they will close and then they'll have to come back

reapply a complete the interviews according to dhs, more than 3,000 people were on the snap program as of may. the interview process can be either done over the phone or on dhs office. the state needs specific information to determine eligibility for new applicants. typically they need their pay stubs. we always look back at the last 30 days of income to determine snap eligibility. there's some resources verification of being a resident of the state. for those who already have benefits. the interview can last about a half hour. they have to provide updated information on financials on demographics if they've moved their household composition changed and then we ask for verification of some of those pieces. however, she stresses that if you have snap benefits to make sure you do not miss the interview, there's 2 levels of eligibility for snap. one is expedited that we have 7 days to complete that interview process. and then one is traditional 30 day processing time. if you don't meet the requirements for expedited. new restaurant in sa

francisco is bouncing back after having to delay their opening because of thieves stealing more than $15,000 worth of items on wednesday, the mediterranean style restaurant was finally able to open kron four's less a good has the story. >>nearly a week ago was the pac sf was set to open its doors as one of the newest restaurant in hayes valley. that was until thieves broke

in hours before the opening, stealing thousands of dollars worth of alcohol and cooking supplies. act might have gotten a little higher said before. >>as far as what we have and what's this you know, where we're getting a dorsal. and but we're about to 2025 you know, we're not counting loss business. >>chef george, how we need. the owner says this was a setback for them, but he and his team have been working 14 hour days to officially open on wednesday for that. >>we're not quitters will be. everybody remain very optimistic, enthusiastic. we believe location. believe in in the business model, adding the support from neighbors and the community was a welcome surprise to him. his team. so one thing to take the welcome 2 hayes valley and how it's very strong martian association strong that ball which mean all the martians and the community as a whole george says they are still in the process of replacing those

stolen items in a working with police but says he hopes people remember them for their cuisine in san francisco lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>leaders of the campaign seeking to oust oakland mayor sheng thao from office say they reached a milestone in a recall effort. kron four's dan kerman has more. there's movement. >>it's by black and brown members of the community. yet with a coalition, though community a rainbow coalition of the support. >>wednesday afternoon, those who want to recall oakland, mayor sheng thao say they've turned it more than 41,000 signatures. well, above the nearly 25,000 needed to force a recall election. the fact that we have collected so many signatures a short period of time, was shot shows that she is universally disliked. recall backers blame mayor thao for everything from firing a popular police chief to losing the oakland a's to a surge in crime. but the job is

not to this incompetent, outside of this building can no longer to haunt to the city. but the mayor maintains oakland police crime stats show crime is down 17%. >>over the last 3 years and down 34% when you compare last year to this year, recalled backers don't buy a talk to the people who've been victims of crime. talk to the people, some of whom have just not just given up even reporting in a statement, mayor thao points to her successes and says every day i fight to create a better safer oakland, regardless of the naysayers or vity. >>i will continue that fight ca making makes it all worth it. we will not be distracted by the politics of out of town, billionaires, a special interests and i will continue to work every day for oakland's interests. vice president kamala harris's visit to san francisco was met with protesters demanding a ceasefire in gaza. >>and to stop military aid to

israel. demonstrators in oakland also greeting the vice president with similar demands. kron four's tiffany justice has the story. >>they need to know they can't go anywhere without being hounded by people who are asking them to do the several dozen protesters gathering outside of oakland neighborhood where vice president kamala harris is out for a campaign event. wednesday. law enforcement secret service corralling the protesters. one side of the road, the protesters who are with several different groups are out here to demand an end to what they believe is biden administration's support of israel's genocide against palestinians in gaza. so the u.s. 7 months 40,000 palestinians murdered, including 15,000 children. >>this unconscionable and kamala administration is director participating and funding and arming this. we

are here people have been coming out thousands for months now. opposition to genocide, these protesters wearing red to symbolize the red line. they say the administration has crossed biden she say that there is a red can't cross the cross to a million times. >>we're wearing red to symbolize the red line that they shouldn't have we are asking for as a beginning. arming israel stop learning cut off every single weapon. goes to kill those beautiful children in gaza. that's number number 2 is shielding israel from accountability. second, we know that they are committing genocide. former pre

trump will be fundraising in san francisco this week. his visit comes just one week after he became the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a felony crime. we're already seeing reaction on his visit from people here in the bay area. kron four's grant lotus and big guy levy, aka, spoke with our political analyst michael yaki. >>interesting to trump just following the money. well, the money is pretty much everywhere, especially in silicon valley. the 2 people hosting the the fundraiser or both tech entrepreneurs from silicon valley. but i have a feeling that whole having in san francisco is really about all but optics. it's about for

like n-word, owning liver, only noting the live letter, as they say, you know, because they could have done in a way that could a mansion in atherton in the park. what have you? but they're doing it here. and it's to sort of. you know, get get the attention beause trump subscribe to the theory that all press is good press no matter what it is and that to to some extent, he's done a very good job explaining that. so we'll see that tomorrow with a lot of fanfare. you know, the 3, 3, 3, chicken chicken balloon. things like that that are going to be going on. so. more of the same name or the excitement will be talking about it tomorrow. they're you referenced his criminal you know, he fundraise out right after the conviction which is a ton of and biden has chosen not really to go after him in a way that >>might be his last chance to really change the race. he's down and a lot of the polling. what is your take on how trump has handled the conviction and how biden has handled the

conviction? well, it's it's not so much how much they've handled this, what they've done with it for trump. it's all been about. >>continuing the grievance campaign raising raising funds aggressively office. he scored a record amount of money after the conviction. but the question is really going to be how is this all going to be sitting september october when people are going start filling out their ballots and november when they go to the polls. so for biden, i think he doesn't want to serve. and nakia late. lectern against the convicted entre too soon. so he's holding back. he said once in a press conference, but he the press office. everyone has been kind of holding it back. you'll see that start to ramp up more and more closer to the election. i think the sentencing hearing on july 11th will be really interesting to see if because if he gets a new jail time, there are a lot of republican operatives we're having nightmares or the fact that he could be in jail during the republican convention. i don't think it's going to happen, right. the fact that people are talking about it pretty interesting. so, michael, we are living in a bit of an

upside down world these trump is coming to san francisco, as you said to. >>maybe pick up some money on the lives. vice president kamala harris is also here right now. she's being met with protests about the gaza israeli war. yeah, i mean, the democrats, especially president biden, especially as a very, >>very fine line. he's walking because obviously this support for israel's been a core part of american diplomacy, market foreign policy for for decades. but the fact is that what's happening in gaza is really getting to people and 4 some analysts this could be. and this is where people were. democrats worry about. this could be the vietnam issue for the democrats. the thing, the tears, the party apart before the convention, is going to be chicago, which, by the way, which is what where the sure convention was 1968 where the vietnam protests really overwhelm. michael, i got point out a profound difference. we're not sending our boys. but know. but we're

but people do understand that we're sending the vast amount of military supplies are not saying whether it's right or wrong. and it's part of what we're supposed to be doing with our allies. but the concern about the way israel is prosecuting the war in gaza against civilians has caused this kind of. uproar amongst the commits a constituency and biden's got to be worried about that come november. he signed executive order on immigration as well. that was big news this week. i think that was. >>the right approach. given that congress couldn't get it done. yeah. i think it was something he had to do. it's something certainly for the border states for arizona, southern california, even texas or florida did wait a long time. you know, he waited. i think he waited well. politics is all about timing. i he had signed this after the budget deal. it collapsed. it would have been lost inserted the shuffle of of what happened then. i think this is like this an issue of time. it's summer. people going start paying attention. it's getting tempers are going to be up. put right now. get

early enough for having an impact but not so close to the election. the reminds of what some people may think it was a failure at the border. others people think is too harsh at the border. getting it done now i think is for him the right amount of time. but yet he has a split amongst the democratic party. it that his constituents, some people think he's gone too far. well, i mean, this is this sort of where we are with the democratic party, which is. >>traditionally back in the 70's nays. it was a circular firing squad. we're coming close to that right now for the democrats. and that's going to have enormous implications for what happens in the congressional and the presidential election in november. it's as if the republicans had divisiveness when trump became a part of that party. but they've all most of them have now gone with him. where is the democrats are starting to splinter? it seems on issues like the middle east war, the immigration executive order will be fascinating to see how this plays out. going to be a really interesting election. that was grant lotus and vicki liviakis talking with political analyst michael yaki.

>>lawmakers met on capitol hill on wednesday to discuss the need to improve care for those in nursing homes. they say insufficient staffing and a lack of established standards have created a care crisis for many residents. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >>nursing home staff are on capitol hill wednesday voicing support for new national staffing requirements for nursing homes proposed by the biden administration. give us what we need so that we are able to properly take care of these residents. texas democratic congressman lloyd doggett says a lack of staff has her care for residents. he says nursing homes have the funds to fix the problem, but haven't on so thousands of lives at stake is these nursing home chains consolidate? >>and our view just as another place to exploit profit, not to increase the quality of care. >>the rule requires nursing homes have a registered nurse on site. 24 7, it also says

they must provide residents with a minimum number of hour of care per day. this rule would only make things worse. missouri republican congressman jason smith says rural facilities were labor's hard to find may be forced to downsize or even close when the administration is about to place a giant 48 billion dollars. >>unfunded mandate our nursing homes and seniors house committee in march voted to block the rule. >>congressman doggett says a full house vote could happen any day. he's urging colleagues to oppose they're successful again. they'll be no action, too. >>save lives through standards, a senate version of the bill to block the rule has also been introduced. >>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. i was a scorcher i

north bay on wednesday with temperatures in santa rosa pushing near triple digits and that drove many to come up with some creative ways to beat the heat. kron four's theresa found one activity that was popular with those attempting to steer clear of the site. >>from vegetables to flowers, this was the place to be wednesday morning to escape the heat. you were kind of under an umbrella. do you do on these hot well, actually, i live in one la la. so i live at the coast and i chose today to come to santa rosa, a brave person. i'm very brave man i knew was going to be hot. but

i'm i'm dressed appropriately so that i'm not going to be too for this north bay resident. she purposely braved the warm temperatures to get some chores done, including enjoying this weekly farmers market. nestled in santa rosa off mark west road. i just want had to go to the battery story. there's like nobody so i think it's a good day to actually be out because everybody's thinking it's too hot to go very productive it could be that it's going to be a very productive day for me. >>you're her to do. >>for pam moore been getting some flowers for a friend prompted her visit out in the heat, but she and granddaughter took refuge from the glaring sun under a sprawling shady tend to the market. so how do you try beat the heat when it well, i normally stay inside. pretty much what i do.

>>because we don't have a so we just stay inside with your conditioning. >>besides picking up some fresh food, there were other ways visitors balance chores and dodging the sun. >>you are staying cool. you're having a iced coffee. yes, actually drove here from lee county just market today. >>how do you keep cool you're in front of a grill guess it just all to the food that it's not about we have a breeze. sometimes i'm from florida, really? so it's not a big deal. it's humid in florida. it's not about here santa rosa, theresa stasi kron. 4 news. >>and in the east bay, people headed outdoors before it got too hot to bear. kron four's philippe djegal reports from pleasanton where temperatures came close to 100 degrees. >>with school wrapping up this trio kicking their summer break off with a fishing trip to shadow cliffs lake in

pleasant ends that hot. but the official right by it was hot. so decide to come out very. and michael and his friends playing it right, arriving early and having the dock to themselves the east bay regional park district routinely plants trout and catfish in the water. but with near triple-digit temperatures, planning accordingly will ensure a safe visit, water election packets and just a fan. stay cool. it is especially important for parents to keep a close eye on young kids. a lifeguard is station that the swimming beach and life jackets are readily available. gila rodriguez spending a few hours near the water with her 2 young sons. she says she prefers this option on hot days compared to heading to a playground. the park's get a little too hot with the sun, touching the slide. so >>here is the perfect place to come where they actually get some water, the sun and just cool down for those who still need to exercise joggers and bike riders. taking a cue from the young anglers.

>>getting outside and back indoors before the hot afternoon a hat and sunglasses. the state had say yes, absolutely. sound advice that cannot be repeated enough in pleasanton philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. and fda panel

rejected a first of its kind proposal to use the psychedelic drug mdma as a treatment for ptsd, which could have major impacts on

those suffering from the disorder, including veterans. washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. even though this panel rejected the use of mdma to treat ptsd. >>the fda could still give its final approval in a 10 to one no vote. tuesday. experts on the fda's advisory panel cited flawed research and risky side effects as reasons they'd reject the use of mdma as a treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. i don't feel like the the risk the missing. >>data gaps. the unknowns outweigh that benefit. research on mdma, also known as molly or ecstasy. >>has shown some promise to help those dealing with ptsd. but on tuesday, caution and concern one out. i don't think quite there yet. but i think the conversations there and i mix, you know, i'm looking forward to seeing can go. the panel's one yea vote said the drugs do have potential, especially for service members

who saw combat. but i'm putting on my a clinician have. >>and as has been stated before we are in dire need of new treatments for. for for ptsd. i have colleagues who deployed have ptsd has the to make a make a difference. now that not without that without its risks, but the panel's rejection was just a recommendation. the fda could still give full approval later this year. our veterans fought for this country. >>sacrifice much for this country. and it is our duty to give them the best therapies available for their healing. those invisible wounds. the panel's no vote came as some in congress argued for more federal funding for mdna research. these veterans go to other countries. >>to see these therapies, they're cured. and they come back. wind gusts ne. do we not provide these therapies here?

united states. >>the fda is expected to make its final decision by august reporting in washington on trevor shirley. beginning this month, people who use snap or are applying have to go through an interview requirement to make sure all their information is updated. sarah curran ellie has more. >>for those who have or are applying for the supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap to buy groceries. the requirement for an interview has started back up again. what our customers need to know is that if they receive a notice from us. >>they do need to respond to that known as director of the rhode island department of human services, kimberly britto, who heads up the program says the interview process started again in june after being put on pause because the pandemic and if people don't do their interview, their benefits will be a risk. we do expect that some people may not respond and they might have a a gaffe and their benefits because they will close and then they'll have to come back in

and reapply a complete the interviews. according to dhs, more than 3,000 people were on the snap program as of may. the interview process can be either done over the phone or on dhs office. the state needs specific information to determine eligibility for new applicants. typically they need their pay stubs. we always look back at the last 30 days of income to determine snap eligibility. there's some resources verification of being a resident of the state. for those who already have benefits. the interview can last about a half hour. they have to provide updated information on financials demographics if they've moved their household composition changed and then we ask for verification of some of those pieces. however, she stresses that if you have snap benefits to make sure you do not miss the interview, there's 2 levels of eligibility for snap. one is expedited that we have 7 days to complete that interview process. and then one is traditional 30 day processing time. if you don't meet the requirements for expedited.

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>>organization is calling for an investigation after video of a 19 year-old ohio inmate with autism surfaced over the weekend. the video shows isaiah trammell after his arrest last year. he spent 10 hours in custody before being sent to the hospital. 3 days later, he died. jj hawkins says more. >>rick and john eyes and her male was one of 7 inmates to die in montgomery county jail

in 2023. ruled his death as a suicide. what the montgomery county jail coalition, an advocacy group for inmates and disputing that claim, saying that his death was not a suicide and his death was preventable. >>it is my belief that as a trauma was tortured in jail, he was transferred to a hospital 10 hours after being booked and he died there after. >>she should be alive. 19 year-old isaiah terminals. death is getting attention across the country and has led to local leaders questioning the procedures of the montgomery county jail. according to the montgomery county sheriff's office, travel was arrested for a domestic violence. warren, 2 news obtained the video from inside the jail on the day of his arrest. on the video, you can hear trouble screaming, plead while in custody. in another video which we have chosen not to show you see

trammell banging his head on the concrete walls in the jail cell afterwards. you see deputy stopping travel to a restraint chair while they examined his injuries from the blows. after 10 hours in custody, trauma taken to the hospital by ambulance and 3 days later, he died. the montgomery county jail coalition believes death was a direct correlation to the injuries he suffered in custody. the montgomery county sheriff's office released a statement response to the situation calling his death unspeakable tragedy for all involved. trammell was one of 7 inmates who died in the montgomery county jail in 2023. most were due to overdose with the jail recognizes as a mental health issue. in the statement, doh officials call for a medical facility with the lockdown unit that can better handle those that are in crisis. joe preuss associate professor at ut and the co-chair for the montgomery county jail coalition says that the situation was dehumanizing keys calling on the ohio department of rehabilitation and corrections to investigate all cases that ended in death last year. >>we want the state to come in

investigation, not only of ties kaye spent all 7 cases last because the determination of suicide isaiah's case calls everything into question. >>we reached out to the terminal family in a representative on behalf of the law firm that representing males. family says that they will be back in touch soon. reporting in dayton today to hawkins 2 news. >>as the state grapples with its on growing fentanyl crisis. a new bill in the state legislature would require california public schools to teach students about the dangers of fentanyl. capitol correspondent eytan wallace, top of the assembly member who authored the proposal. >>well, this bill easily passed assembly education committee here at the state capital needs something member of a lot there to believes it will make an impact in the fight against fentanyl. this bill will save lives san diego assembly member david alvarez speaking about his bill ab 24 29, if signed into law, the legislation would require local school districts have

already made health education. a high school graduation requirement to also include the dangers of fentanyl is part of the curriculum. we need to make sure that our young people are aware. >>of what this drug can can cause, which is which is death and we make sure that they are informed in a way real information that they're through education. i'm not through fear tactics or misinformation. it comes in a state where as of 2022 statistics from the department of public health showed more than 6,470 californians died of fentanyl poisoning that your loan. >>coming out to an average of 124 deaths per week. young people need to be more aware of that. and we also, by the way, want to make sure that people know that there also will be consequences for those who deal with this >>think that paddling and selling and getting young people addicted to this is not okay to make communication. >>come order. is bill unanimously passing the senate education committee with bipartisan support wednesday.

>>the state has already incorporated curriculum about the dangers of narcotics, but not specifically fentanyl over as he's concerned. if students are not taught about the dangers of fentanyl, it could lead to deadly results. i want to make sure that families. >>who have suffered needlessly as a result of fentanyl in there young person's is a story we don't hear about any more. >>and the bill has no formal opposition. and next heads to the senate appropriations committee reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. popular show peaky

blinders is set to become a movie and disney is giving us a look at its new movie inside out too. jeremy parsons has the entertainment report. >>get ready to return early 19. 100's, england. tommy shelby is back. netflix has officially announced that a peak liners movie is in the works. oscar-winner killian murphy will return as the fearsome gangster nearly 2 years after the show ended. netflix posted a photo of the official script along with a statement from kilian saying it seems like tommy shelby

wasn't finished with me. it is very gratifying to be re collaborating with steven knight and tom harper on the film version of peaky blinders. this is one for the fns. plus details and further casting news remain under wraps. moving on to this. disney and pixar have released the final trailer for inside out 2 and it is set to hit theaters next week. finally, how it can. >>way for 3 days, all we get is going. yes. as rest effects of the game. i'm anxiety high of just such a huge fan of yours. >>just all just that was like 30 seconds nostalgia. yeah, those were the days as you can see, some new emotions have entered the headquarters. joining joy fear, sadness, disgust and anger is embarrassment. nv on we and anxiety. i'm anxiety.

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that has visited every country in the world. rich demuro has richaun tack. >>we last chatted in 2016 item here rich and we're interviewing for ktla. travel youtuber. drew pinsky had visited 74 countries with the goal of visiting the mall. there is really just meeting people and, you know, eating the food experiencing new cultures that got me interested in traveling. >>is there actually a ktla and going to interview with great times accurate? talk about my travels, however, visited every country in the world. how wrote a book? really, really exciting. and i'm heading in the studio right now. since then, not only has he been to all 197 countries. >>he's amassed 14 million followers in the process. so what has he learned? i learned that all people are the same, you know, and the world a safer than you think. the details at all in a new book called just untold stories from visiting every country and a lot of practical travel

tips and advice and secrets that i've learned along the way his favor countries include the philippines, iran, afghanistan and ethiopia. some are places the average person might not go for a warning to have a big knowledge about the world in ski often travels alone with his wife or a teammate and recommends enlisting the help of a local wherever you go and they can introduce you to the language barrier that can help with that, they can help keep you safe. as for tech tools, his iphone and mac book are essentials along with air low. the cips for international phone service starts really helpful. don't have to get those cards to putting the cart and more maps offline mode. even if your phone airplane mode, you country download the destination or going any says to embrace ai, but fact check it, too. if you don't use going to fall behind the people that are using building a successful social media following is no easy feat. but he has a tip for that to you got to post consistently off just make content that you feel proud of that you want to post about and then throw following.

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