>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now at 3, a firefighter suffering from severe burns after responding to the corral fire. and now his loved ones are reaching out to the public. the family needs some help right now. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. 22 year-old brandon franco badly burned ball battling last week's fast-moving grass fire near tracy. his friends and family say his recovery is going to take a long time and lots of support kron four's to resist. osseo has the story.

>> and that the fire has burned over flown out to santa clara medical center. >> that's brian son, tony communications director with alameda county fire department. he is now on a journey to thank the community for coming out in support of brandon franco. franco shown here with his wife and child was out fighting the corral fire that erupted june first near tracy with ferocious winds. the blaze cop through grass quickly. crews ultimately did get the upper hand on the blaze. but franco is still in the hospital and he suffered 3rd degree burns on his arm is back. >> and he's just such an amazing firefighter said tony says that franco has already had surgery and we'll need more specialized care for his burns. you can talk visit him this morning. he was in great obviously he's got a long road ahead of them as far as some of burns on his arms back. >> but a menos airway works. well, he's able to talk is able to see he's going to able to come back and hopefully make a full recovery. so in that really proud and really happy for him already. the

gofundme set up to help franco and his wife has received thousands of dollars a long journeys. got some surge is coming up. >> he's been very happy with community support. he really wants to stake everyone in the community. >> everywhere, fire department. so was a firefighter, santa clara county firefighters, livermore pleasanton firefighters, newark police department beyond all their members have come together together to support. still funny. >> theresa kron, 4 news. in santa rosa, a firefighter, some pets and a few people were hurt in a home fire. this happened sunday morning on creekside road. a fire started in the attic that involved some wiring to people and some animals were hurt. no word on the extent of their injuries. the firefighter was hurt while operating a large fire hose. he is expected to be okay. the fire department says the fire appears to be accidental. and a man accidentally sent set himself on fire inside of a rohnert park hotel. while police say he was using

illegal drugs. police arrived to the inn at rohnert park on redwood drive yesterday morning following an alert of the sprinkler system being activated. the alarm forced the evacuation of all the guests. officials say they found a man on the second floor with significant burns to his arms and torso. they say that he was using drugs when his clothes caught fire. 2 people. now as we go to the east bay there in the hospital today after their apartment caught on fire kron 4 s charles clifford has the latest. >> well, here in pittsburgh on monday morning, a 2 alarm fire sent a column of smoke into the air that could be seen for miles and 2 people were sent to the hospital just after 8 monday morning. firefighters responded here to the pittsburgh park apartments along crestview drive on reports of a structure fire. >> crews arriving on scene found this 2 story apartment burning resident on the ground floor was able to get out. but 2 people, a 15 year-old girl and adult men were trapped on the second floor. neighbors could see them in a window.

fire crews entered the building using ladders and were able to get them out. the mail was brought down. a lot of that you see behind me with the parkers and the juvenile was brought downstairs but were unconscious. when they came out, our paramedics went to work and we have a local looks like they're going all incredible. but they're doing the fire response was upgraded to a second alarm but only took crews about 20 minutes to bring the blaze under control. >> crews were also able to keep the fire from spreading to other apartments. although the adjoining unit did suffer some minor damage. it's believed the fire started on the first floor. but the exact cause of the blaze is still under investigation. in pittsburgh, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> will talk about our forecast as we take this live look here at san francisco on this monday afternoon. we're in store for warm up this week. meteorologist kyla grogan here. now details on our beautiful day so far. yeah, really nice out there as we take a live look at the embarcadero here. you can see some of those blue skies. we did have a little morning

layer president's this morning. certainly it was out of half moon bay all morning long. we have the clouds, but now you can see a little bit of a break here, but certainly in the distance not too far offshore. you can see that marine layer is set to roll a little bit tonight yet again. current temperatures right now downtown san francisco about 65 degrees. we've got some low 90's out in livermore, an antioch right now just warmed up there. and we're at 88 in nevado everywhere else. not too bad, right? san jose about 82 is nice. 70's out there. so high pressure is certainly going to be in control and we get to the next couple of days. but it's still pretty far away from us. so that's why we're relatively mild. it's kind of balanced out and you can see the marine layer, as i mentioned, not too far away. we will get a little bit of that rebuilding it as we get into the afternoon and evening. but tonight it should be clouds increasing a little bit of that coastal fog. and then just a tiny bit of that valley fog temperatures between about 50 and 62 degrees as we get through the night now. this is when everything changes tomorrow. we'll start to see the marine layer compress and we do have

a heat advisory kicking and 11:00am tomorrow going throughout the day. some of our inland spots, particularly our north bay east bay. good to get pretty toasty to the tune of some upper 90's into the potential of triple digit heat. i'll be back a little bit. we'll talk more about just how high those temperatures will go. thank you so much, kyra. all right. a new burglary reward program is going to start tomorrow in san mateo county was created in response to an uptick in residential burglaries squad for us. tiffany justice. >> live for us now in the newsroom with details on how people can get paid to participate. thanks for joining us, right, justine. this new pilot program is on the agenda for tomorrow. and supervisor ray mueller saying he has the support of the board. now, this program is also set to start tuesday, offering a financial incentive to ward off burglars. >> program, this a more comprehensive program. beyond just the tip, the mateo county district, 3 supervisor ray mueller announcing a new county wide pilot program.

monday. the residential burglary reward program is set to start tuesday to 8 information gathering during active criminal investigations. the supervisor says this program was prompted by an uptick in burglaries in the past 6 months. we've had a string residential burglaries that taking place in district 3 and sent to county. >> so much so that after 10, they actually started a new innovation, innovative program where they started to use state houses. attended a town town hall meetings and woodside and then sharon high to menlo park as well. this is something concern effort throughout my district. frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. the mateo county sheriff's department, along with the san mateo district attorney's office will be working together. >> some jurisdictions may even choose to put up signs in specific areas saying we have this program in place so that residents realize that when they see something, there's a financial incentive to pay attention as to what's happening there. report that information. but more

importantly, in order to solve those crimes, what we intend to do is that when these crimes occur, the local police chief that is a different agency will go ahead, sit down and share that information with committee that we put together at the county consisting of the county executive's office, the sheriff's office in the district attorney's office at that point, a reward will go ahead and be put in place all the way up to $10,000. the san mateo county sheriff christina corpus saying that the new program is expected to make the county safer. >> our community members and stakeholders. when something appear suspicious or out of the ordinary. it's important that we take action know. >> tuesday supervisor mueller is expected to outline the new pilot program to the board. he'll be asking the board to set aside $125,000 to fund this program. so right now, the specific details of of of whether or not they'll be a 1, 8, 100 number put together, for instance, it's something

that will be shared the time the first reward is posted. but if individuals have information right that there were information regarding a burglary. >> i'd encourage them to go ahead and contact that local police department get in touch with the county starting tomorrow. this program will be put in place. >> now the supervisor calling this a more comprehensive program compared to a tip line and the information will be shared with other jurisdictions information leading to an arrest and conviction could lead to a reward of to $10,000 reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you so much. we have learned now 3 people were killed in 2 separate shootings earlier this morning in oakland. that first shooting happened around one 30 on filbert street just north of 80 near. >> martin luther king junior elementary school officers found a person suffering from at least one gunshot wound. that person died. the second shooting turned into a double homicide just after 02:00am near the intersection of international boulevard and

100 and second avenue officers found man from antioch who had beesh. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. there's alsoa cond victim, a juvenile from san francisco who arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds. and he also died. no arrests have been made. the oakland roots organization showing some support now for one of its players after what's being described as abuse over social media by reese's cowards. babu card job guy who is a gambian board player was targeted after last night's game and the oakland roots posted a statement in response to this incident. it reads in part, oakland roots and soul stand by our players and everyone facing abuse and discrimination. we love you. oakland loves you. racism has no place in sports or society. some scary moments for 2 teenagers who were rescued from the waters at kelly's cove. that's in san francisco

right off of ocean beach. fire crews say on sunday the 2.16 year-old swimmers were in turbulent waters for about 20 minutes and a rescue swimmer from the golden gate national recreation area helped to pull them out. the teens taken to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. coming up here, one day after 4 israeli hostages were freed, there's a new push for a cease-fire in gaza. >> we're going to check in with our dc bureau to get the latest. also, what you need to know if you're planning on passing through the caldecott tunnel in the east bay, there are some closures to talk about. also the sideshows in san francisco this weekend. they pure chaos. what happened after police arrived?

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>> pro-palestinian protesters rallied outside of san francisco's federal building today. they're demanding an end to the ongoing war. a plaintiff in the case representing human rights and organizations is accusing president biden of supporting israel's war. >> every single member of my family at this point has either been killed. what is being star has been displaced and all of them have been dispossessed. everything. well, meaning and value to that. in the most, deliver it and well documented fashion. >> the lawsuit names, biden, secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin as defendants. the un security council has approved its first resolution endorsing a cease-fire plan

that israel has accepted. it's aimed at ending the 8 month long israel-hamas war in gaza. hamas, though, has not accepted it yet. it's coming days after a special operation by israel. the lead to the release of 4 hostages. our washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live with the very latest here shot. thanks for joining us. >> just in the white house is praising the rescue of those hostages. now, they say, though, the goal is to have more hostages freed and move toward a cease-fire deal. after a major rescue operation. the families of 4 israeli hostages taken by hamas on october, 7th are now back with their loved ones. president biden says there's more work to be done stop working until all the hostages come home. and a cease-fire is reached. >> the operation to free. the 4 hostages left an israeli commander dead after the israeli military says its

forces came under heavy fire during the mission. according to hamas, nearly 300 palestinians were also killed during the mission. but arkansas republican senator tom cotton had this message for hamas. if you don't want your people killed. >> in hostage rescue missions and you shouldn't take hostages in the first >> pro-palestinian protests formed in front of the white house over the weekend demanding the bloodshed must stop. if you want to alleviate. >> the terrible suffering of palestinians in gaza. press say yes. >> secretary of state antony blinken met monday with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. blinken says it's up to hamas to accept a phased ill that would stop the fighting and secure the release of remaining hostages. hamas want to end this conflict and >> this war than it started. we're not. >> and blinken says it will

continue to push for that cease-fire deal while he's there in the middle east. just seen. >> shot a key member of israel's war cabinet resigned over the weekend. what more can you tell us about that? >> yeah, benny gantz was seen as someone who was a rival to prime minister netanyahu. there and israel. he often spoke out and criticized how the war was being conducted. so it's no surprise that he would step down. but it's going to be interesting to see what did what he does next given. but he's no longer a member of the war cabinet. >> shot. thank you for that live report from dc. the caldecott tunnel on highway 24 near orinda. will be partially closed starting tonight. so crews can clean up after last week's big truck fire there. remember all that traffic closures that happen and the closure for the work here is going to impact one of the boers heading east. it will start at 10 tonight and will last until about 4.30,

tomorrow morning. let's talk about our forecast now in the heat. that's on the way here as we take this live look outside. the blue skies were enjoying here, looking out towards the bay bridge. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details on how hot it's going to get. yeah, it's going to warm up tomorrow. next. 2 days are going to be a little bit toasty. but i have to say not quite as bad as we had last week, right? so let's talk about where the >> heat advisories are in. even the heat warnings and part of the state can see a good portion of california, you know, inland spots, at least. and that's the case here, too. for the most of us, it's going to be inland. you can see a little bit around the bay here in the north bay heading over to the east. they were for the most part. it is all of our inland valleys and our mountains and our hills in the north bay, east bay and south bay. so it doesn't include san francisco itself for the peninsula or many of our bayside or oceanside locations. you know, so the usual, right, her we get a little cooler at the coast. little cooler around the bay. but i want to talk about temperature trends are taking a live look from the east bay and let's use livermore's example where the average high is about 81 degrees. and today

we're looking at for about 90, but tomorrow, 98, we're going to getting up there very close to triple-digit heat. you can see the pull back. just a touch as we get into wednesday. and then we have a really nice cool down as we hit thursday. but then it pops up a little bit more as we head towards the weekend, but certainly not the extreme heat that will be dealing with the next 2 days. and it's everything to do with this. high-pressure, this kind of shows you the temperatures, those brighter colors mean the warmer temperatures. and as this strengthens tuesday and wednesday that we're going to see a bulk of the heat and then we'll see a little bit of a dip down as we get into thursday. can kind of see it. there. and then a little bit of warm up again as we head towards the weekend all about that high pressure, creating a heat dome. you can see it right here in the pacific. we had this very pronounced clockwise flow, right? you see the wind is kind of going around it. and that creates that ridge that builds some of that warmth up notes and far away from us that were really nice today. 82 in san jose. you can see we're at 69 in oakland. 57 out of pacifica, downtown san francisco about 65. we've got some nice 70's 80's up in the north bay. so,

you know, kind of a lovely day today. but if you look at where we're going tomorrow, you know, the 85 degrees in santa rosa turns into 99 tomorrow. and you can see 70's in san francisco, upper 90's in concord and san jose looking out for about 91 to not quite as extreme. so tomorrow and wednesday. just be prepared if you are inland to just deal with some of this heat, the best you can will cool it down on thursday. lots of sunshine as we head through the next 7 days. thank you so much. and some people are calling this olympic snub. indiana fever, rookie caitlin clark was left off of team usa's roster. >> for the upcoming summer games in paris, clark was the wnba is number one draft pick this year has become the most high-profile player in women's basketball after she broke several re%ords at the university of iowa. but here's what clark had to say about not making the team. >> honestly, no disappointment. think just gives you something. something to work that's a dream. you know, hopefully one that could be there things just a little

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>> for your money this afternoon, california job openings have gone down by 42% in the last 2 years. that's according to new data from the orange county register. it marks the second biggest drop. of any state only behind kentucky. arizona, pennsylvania and tennessee. round out the top 5 states with the biggest job opening declines nationwide in the same period. job openings have declined. 31% and the company is saying a rise in interest rates and a fall off from post-pandemic hiring sprees are causing the dip in hiring. working from home will likely be more widespread 5 years from now. that's according to a stanford professor who says workers view the flexibility of hybrid work. it came to an

8% raise and employers recognize the to offer remote work in order to remain competitive. so the professor who did this as companies have also seen less employee turnover are since adapting to include virtual workflows. and then this will be good. if you're working from home, you don't deal with this that much gas prices, though they are dropping in the bay area. we're seeing as much as a $0.6 dip since friday. gas prices $0.12 cheaper than last monday. and $0.37 cheaper than last month. the most expensive gas in napa county 5.25. a gallon followed by sonoma county at 5.20, per gallon in the east bay. you're looking about 506 and the quote, cheapest gas is in the south bay under $5 for 99 for a gallon of regular. there's a new bill aiming to crack down on retail factor that's causing some drama and the state legislature. so he'll caron we will hear. >> the concerns from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.

plus side shows started all across the city of san francisco will show you that shocking video from over the weekend. there are fireworks going off. police had to respond. there was also a fight at lake berryessa over the weekend that has now left one person dead. several others hurt. now to the

weekend. that happened on the embarcadero in san francisco. a massive sideshow started causing. >> a car to go up in flames. fireworks exploding in the middle of the intersection. kron four's will will tran has more on how things got so out of hand. the san francisco

police department, they did not make any arrests in the case at least so far. but of course, they have access to the video which >> by now, the entire country has seen. let me show you the video. this actually went down from saturday into sunday at around 2 o'clock in the morning. sideshows happen. but the fact that it happened all along the embarcadero just right down from the ferry building. so brazen, hundreds of people turned out. reportedly some people even got hotel rooms high enough or they can shoot down with that particular vantage point. you cars doing donuts along the embarcadero and a car was actually set on fire. we see people stopping on the car at certain times. it took the police department. we don't know how long, but eventually they did get their according to a police source. i spoke to he said that, you know, it is hard to get all the resources together to corral the side

show and the participants, but they got there. they dispersed hoping that it would end, but it did not end. in fact, it went to another neighborhood in san francisco. the mission district. same thing. police officers went to that particular location, tried to arrest and then they dispersed as well. in this particular case, not only was a car set on fire, so many people out there cheering using their cell phones to record the action. it look like 4th of july with the fireworks going off now, not only did it happen in san francisco, it also took place a couple of other side shows in oakland. so obviously this is an ongoing problem. hard for the police department to crack down. but it looks like in many of those cases, especially over the weekend, very organized. they all knew where to be. and when to get there. fairfield police now warning residents of a car sales scam after a person.

>> unknowingly bought a stolen vehicle on facebook marketplace. officers responded to a call about a fake license plate for a stolen car last saturday. they say they found the car park near north texas street and air base parkway. the owner told police they bought the car off of facebook officers now reminding people about shopping on facebook that they should always check the seller reviews, make transactions in the safe place, said to never go alone. also never carry large amounts of cash instead, use a secure payment method like paypal. just a few months after democrats and republicans in the legislature announced bipartisan bills to address the issue of retail theft. now leaders each party are accusing the other of playing politics with that legislation. capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why republicans say they're furious with the proposed changes to the bills.

retail theft. >> it's an issue republicans and democrats in the legislature have long said they want to see addressed so much so that earlier this year, legislative leaders from both sides of the aisle announced a package of bills. they dubbed the bipartisan safer. california plan they believe will help tackle the issue. i'm on the bills in the package. one that would expand the california highway patrol property crimes task force and another that would increase penalties against retail thieves involved in the resale of stolen items. common sons, effective lines that will blunt retail theft and local crime. but the bills do not propose to overturn prop. 47 passed by california voters in 2014, the law changed certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. while supporters have long argued the law would help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents to this day say it emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like

retail theft, with little to no punishment, property. 7 has been an unmitigated disaster for public safety in california. >> and so until this legislature get serious about fixing prop 47, we're going to keep pushing for reforms. and that includes at the ballot box. and that's exactly what voters can expect this november after a group of district attorneys and others and public safety. >> say they've collected enough signatures to qualify a ballot measure asking voters to overturn prop 47 governor gavin newsom does not want to see that happen. i don't think there's a need to happen on i have something on the ballot. doesn't actually achieve the goals that are i do something that can't be done legislatively. democratic legislative leaders, including senate president pro tempore mike mcguire agree with newsom and now they're proposing amendments to many of the retail bills, amendments that would make the bills take effect immediately this summer with the governor's signature, but would also cancel the bills of voters overturned.

prop 47. it helps avoid having conflicting laws and policies regarding retail theft. >> so that we can be sure these are held accountable. but republicans believe the anti prep 47 ballot measure and the retail theft bills can both become law. they argue the democrat backed amendments are part of a larger plan to defeat the ballot measure. they're trying to deceive the voters into believing that there's a choice. there's not a choice we can do both. the cynical part is. >> the democrats are putting this in place so that the ballot summary entitle can say >> that this initiative and does public safety bills passed in the legislature and make it look like we're undoing it and making it less safe. that's the sentence. that's the cynical part. here's what i have to say to that. >> hogwash. hogwash. >> we're putting emergency clause into these bills so they take effect immediately. who doesn't support that as a cynical attempt.

>> to remove the voters right to have a say on this important issue. >> and as you can see, this is a passionate debate likely be front and center on tuesday when lawmakers take up the retail to up to bill's at the public safety committee reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> the world health organization is issuing an urgent warning. some new warnings about extreme heat events affecting people of all ages. officials say pregnant people, newborns, children and seniors are already paying a high price for global warming. they say maternal and newborn health is especially impacted with more than 35% of pre-term births attributed to exposure to heat and pollutants. we're following breaking news now out of the north bay fire fighters from all different agencies are battling 3 grass fires right now near old adobe road. this is east of petaluma. this is time lapse video from an alert wildfire camera showing us the smoke from the fires rising there

into the sky, additional air and ground resources have been sent in to help put this fire out. we are following this developing story and will bring you updates as soon as we get them. but now over to kyla in the weather center. what are the conditions like there in petaluma? you know, in the problem is that we're starting to get that afternoon pickup in wind, right. we start to get that seabreeze. now. the good news is at least is coming from the west, meaning that it is an onshore flow. >> but we are seeing these numbers start to tick so let's go a little bit closer to where things were happening there. and again, this to the east of 101 is where all the derby road is. you can see we've got wind here. not bad. i mean, it's only about 8 miles per hour, but it is coming out of the west and again, temperatures not bad. we've got about 81 degrees on the gauge in petaluma tomorrow. that will be a different story when we start to see some of these temperatures really start to rise up. so hopefully firefighters will be able to get some containment on this pretty quickly today before we deal with that extreme heat we've got coming on tomorrow. current temperatures out there and again, you can see some of that sea breeze is starting to

pick up here as we take a live look at the embarcadero. you can see we're at 60 degrees in san francisco, but almost 70 over in oakland. some nice temperatures today, 2 in san jose. pretty warm in livermore, the east bay, the warmest spot i've got right now conquered about 88 saint rose. 82, half moon bay, a little cooler. 55. so for those who are headed in the work from home phase right now this afternoon, if you're walnut creek are looking out for those upper 80's, even potentially 9 degrees today. now, much warmer tomorrow. so you may not want to be outside tomorrow, but tonight we are going to get a little marine road layer that rolls in. that will also help with a firefighting efforts that are happening in the north bay because it looks like we'll make a little bit of an in road here with this moving inland as we get into the overnight hours. but notice how quickly wraps up tomorrow and kind out of here because we're going to see that marine layer start to compress that will allow us to warm up and we're pretty warm on wednesday as well. you can see the cool down coming on thursday. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our 7 day forecast. thank you so much.

now to that violent and chaotic scene over the weekend at lake berryessa, one man shot and killed. several other people were stabbed. kron 4 sarah stinson reports a large fight broke out between 2 groups that lake erie us a saturday obviously the shooting. >> it was stabbing and punches. so there pardons involving injured. >> napa county sheriff oscar ortiz describes the scene as chaotic at the oaks shores day use area. deputies responded to the west shore around 5.30 and found a man who had been shot administered cpr to attempt lifesaving measures. >> fortunately, they were unsuccessful. so that person was pronounced at the the sheriff says 2 people were also found with stab wounds and taken to the hospital during the fight. a man grabbed a gun from his car and shot and killed. a 39 year-old man from vallejo. the victim has been identified as andres fabienne sandoval garcia, the alleged shooter then drove

off. the sheriff says when deputies found the man just north of the lake. >> he had stab wounds and was airlifted to a nearby hospital. his condition is improving. >> as i mentioned, we're hoping to be able to become the jail. the coming days, detectives spent hours at the scene talking with witnesses trying to figure out what led up to the fight. the sheriff says several agencies helped with the investigation, including the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter because don't get a lot of homicides in county >> we have a a protocol in place where we activate the major crimes task force, which is really detectives from every city in the county, every law enforcement agency and the district attorney's office and the highway patrol ortiz says this is the county's 4th homicide of the year. >> the sheriff says while there has been one arrest, there could be more. they're still talking with people who witnessed. >> the fight and he's hoping that anyone was video will send that to the sheriff's office. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa county kron. 4 news. for your health. a

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>> fire season is here. and in the bay area, we've already seen some small fires and heat advisories. there's a fire burning right now in petaluma that we're keeping our eye on. and officials are urging people to be prepared now in case of an emergency. so this includes making sure you have that defensible space of at least 30 feet around your home and make sure they are cutting out all the dried weeds. they should be up to 4 inches or

less. officials say significant rainfall this year has led to seasonal grasses and vegetation growing more than usual and people should also trim back trees, remove lohan branches and clean those gutters. >> we're all in this together. if everybody does their part to prepare their properties, that everybody will be safer. >> the national weather service says hot and dry days do elevate the risks of wildfires. so we have some hot days ahead of us. coming up this week. and this we take this live look outside. you can see it's windy here in san francisco. kylie here now with details on what's going on outside. yeah. and you know, we we hear about brush fires going on. we had some last week. it is definitely a time we've got to be thinking drying out, right? as we've gone through this. >> cycle of some warmer temperatures. certainly see in the interior portion of the state today. boy, it's up there. reading is up. 203 were at 95 in sacramento. 92 bakersfield, obviously a little bit cooler as you come closer to the coast and here in the bay area, the warmth is really the hottest spots right

now are in the inner east day. when you look at places like livermore, antioch, up to about 91 degrees right now. 69 in oakland. so obviously a little more pleasant around the bases and a 70's there and some mid to upper 80's up in the north bay. so we have not only for us, but for good portion of the interior part of california. this heat advisory that kicks off tomorrow morning about 11:00am. and you can see that it does include north bay east bay and south bay for valleys, hills so a lot of us are going to be in it tomorrow unless you're really right along the bay or right along the ocean. san francisco is not in. it is not included in it. but if we take a look at, you know, thinking about, well, one of our warmest spots livermore, right? if we start off the month, a little cool actually below average, then we went well above average and hit triple digit heat. as we got into that first week and we pulled it back again and now we're about to do it again. so it's been a seesaw really, of below average. and above average, you really haven't settled on where we might normally be a seasonally this time of re r. so high pres is the pattern here that bill,

do we get that dome of heat? you can see it a little bit off shore right now, but it will start to move closer to us and become more present in our forecast. so what happens when we get that? is we do that. that compression of the marine layer. we don't get that recovery is much. however, having said that, if you're not ready for this heat, you're like, you know, i'm not i'm not into it. it's only june. i wanted to look ahead to next week and you can see the good parts of the country will be above average. but here in california, we're expecting normal or slightly below normal. so it does look like we have a little bit cooler. a profile coming our way. once we get through this little snap of heat, we've got for this couple of days this week. so tomorrow and wednesday are the days that myelin folks need to be very careful and make sure you're ready and staying cool. and then we cool down get to thursday. you can see we stay above average. but again, in the other side of that looks like we're going to have more significant cooling. and national news now, florida is known as one of the shark attack capitals of the world and a pair of doctors there are being hailed as heroes for saving the life of a teenage

girl. this most recent incident of a shark attack happened on friday and rosemary beach. that's in walton county. 2.15, year-old girls were in waist deep water when the shark attacked them. one has minor injuries, but the other suffered a deep wound in her leg. there were doctors there, 2 of them on vacation nearby. they were there with their families. they jumped in to help. there were also some emt's and trauma nurses there. they ran over the victim, did the loose part of her leg and her hand. but she is expected to survive. >> counter and saw severity injury we also you know, anybody with kind moment you to. >> helped when it happens near you really? here's a little bit the check your priorities, i guess in life. for sure. >> a couple of hours earlier and 2 miles away from here. a 45 year-old woman was bitten by a shark and part of her arm had to be amputated. and there

were some frightening moments now at a rodeo in oregon. over the weekend, a bull got loose hopped over a fence and it ran into the crowd. all right. so these terrifying moments caught on video in that ball cleared the fence, striking spectators in the crowd. this happened on saturday. >> evening, the and ran through a concession area and into a parking lot. and before we play that part of the video, i do want to warn you, it could be difficult to watch. so cameras that capture that full charging at a person and flipping them into the air before then running off. wranglers eventually were able to capture that ball. a total of 4 people sent to the hospital here. they are expected to be okay. the professional rodeo cowboys association said that this is a reminder while that the rodeo is a very entertaining

sport. you can also pose some risks. so right now moving through the u.s. legislature is a bill aimed at modernizing how the nation fights the so-called mega fires. the bill proposes a four-part approach to addressing wildfires. here's what they are. so it includes combat. adding a firefighter shortage is retaining expert wild land. fire fights also improving fire response times with updated technology and addressing the public health crisis that has caused by wildfire smoke. so joining us now to talk about this is one of the co-sponsors of the bill un united states representative john garamendi. thank you for joining us. >> but the line to be with you really, really important issue for reason underway, california. let's talk about this four-step approach. we talked about what they are. it's sort of this workplace development trying to help out the firefighters, giving them support wildfire, smoke protections for people. also some new technology. how these 4 steps help people here in the bay area during fire

season. >> well, this is in addition to what we've already been doing, federal government said programs in place for several years now more than a decade. one of them is to provide the equipment. the other one is to provide grants to local communities the 2 and make their communities fire safe. removing vegetation. this set of bills representative harder and i are pushing forward. i really deal with the human impacts training programs, make sure that the firefighters have mid-level the supervisors, the format that are on the job, also dealing with smoke problem. 4 firefighters are out there. they're starting in smoke all the time always look to industrial situations. but here we are in a different situation. what are the hazards? and there we want to make sure that there are the necessary support for families and for individuals that have been harmed or fighting fires.

>> so next up here, where is this bill? as far as actually becoming a law. how far along are you in this process? >> well, actually, the process began with infrastructure and jobs act enacted nearly 2 and a half years ago. that particular piece of legislation i set in place a commission. that was appointed. they came up with 148 recommendations. so that commission provides very good launching pad for all of those recommendations, but also just important for the 4 pieces of recommendation that we're putting forward. we hope to have that coming up in the month of june and july, probably try to attach it to another piece of legislation that is destined to become law. so we look forward to that first hearing will also look to of the senate. i find a companion measure in the

senate really important that we're getting with the people that are on the fire lines here. >> was it our experience with wildfires here in the bay area? how devastating and destructive they've been that inspired you to do this. >> but certainly for me, it goes back to my challenger. doris raced out of cattle ranch in not up vote region. so i've dealt with fires my entire life. the big one was the oakland hills fire in 1991. i just been elected insurance commissioner and the oakland fire just devastated the communities of berkeley and oakland, the 2 a huge insurance crisis we work our way through and ultimately took care of the survivors so that they were paid in full. of course, the insurance companies tried to cheat as they often do. but that's just one throughout my tenure as insurance commissioner. twice in the 90's. and then the 2 thousands fires up and down the state's and of questions. lieutenant governor did it with all of these issues.

nothing new year. just a continuing effort. the new thing is that climate change is real and we now have a 365 day. fire season in california and do with a heavy rains that we had this year. there is a lot of grass out there and we saw that with fire in the tracy area just last and we're dealing with that right now. >> and petaluma where there's a fire burning representative garamendi, we appreciate you joining us here this afternoon. >> good to be with you. thank you for making us all aware. thank you for your time. >> and next up here, balloons >> and next up here, balloons and bubbles will check in wit ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving.

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>> historic san francisco hotel welcoming visitors back to the city with a vibrant display of flowers and food. the beacon grandes blooms and bubbles event runs through july. the event is part of the city's union square in bloom celebration which celebrates the neighborhood's historic connections to flowers. and despite a lot of retailers leaving that area, the beacon grand says it is seeing tourism start too pick back up. that's it for kron. 4 news at 3. thank you so much for joining us. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news at 4 is up next. and vicki and grant are here with a look at what they're working on for this evening. >> i just seen tonight for there's a new effort to stop burglaries on the peninsula. >> a new pilot program offering rewards of up to $10,000 for people who helped police in san mateo county break down how it works. and there's a new effort by the biden administration to change

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