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stephanie rothman. the only trauma center in east side. san jose is set to close in just one month. doctors, nurses community members say when it does close, people will die. there was a rally outside regional medical center today calling on the hospital owners to keep the trauma center open. kron 4 shock moment for forts. >>we just got back to him. >>people and property. several dozen people outside. he said jose's only a level 2 trauma center demanding a change and to if the 500 the poll we'll have signed his petition earlier this year. doctors and community members asks the california attorney general's office to intervene in the hospital owner's decision to shut down its trauma center 4 years ago with the maternal board at the regional medical center closed. janine birkeland worked as an r and there before it shut down. such a disservice to this patients are going. >>people are going to lose

family members. regional medical center is owned by hca healthcare in a statement to kron 4 news hca, healthcare says they are opening 20 more beds in the emergency department and says they will triage patients who have had heart attacks or strokes. >>after the unit is shut down, birkeland says that's just not the same know because what's missing, what will be missing is those specialties narrow any stroke patients. personally deeply affected by the closure of this hospital. andrea garcia is a public health nurse living in east side. san jose. >>and her dad just a couple of days ago had a heart attack and is now recovering at regional. he did not come here. you don't believe he would garcia says she's worried the trauma center will not be around deferred ut-health again has been years level. 2 trauma center is 15 to 30 minutes away. like emotionally, i'm a they haven't figured out my really

overwhelming. and believe that >>this closure going really impact community. they are turning inside santa fe's medical care and sodas are. >>and it was hot out there for some people looking at the weather forecast. let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. a lot of folks been asking me when is this heat going to come doing and for sure? well. >>i finally see the end of that outside, though. we've got that nice cool period. we've had a couple of days in the fog down. that's really help to bring down the temperatures overall this long-range forecast. molly, you can see california, all the brown there and that's a good place to be that takes you toward the middle of next week. that's when those temperatures look like they'll return to right around the average for this time of year. much better than what we've been sitting. and we've got advisories, though, for heat starting tomorrow. again, as we're going to see many of those temperatures away from the immediate coastline soaring over 100 degrees. boy, it is going to be hot right on into thursday. temperatures in san francisco, not bad. you've

got 60's into the sunset. the 70's downtown san francisco, cool out along the coastlines to some patchy fog. there that is going to get compressed on the next 24 hours of the building ridge of high pressure, 80's 90's down the peninsula. and then a lot of 90's in the south bay. by tomorrow afternoon. 91 and hot and san jose. 95 degrees in campbell in saratoga and the triple-digit showing up in the east bay, 103. the forecast for live more 102, in pleasanton 100 to one in dublin. and then you start to get some of those crazy numbers. 104 in concord, 106, in britain, 107 degrees in discovery bay. maybe 100 in a random. that's the way it's going to play out tomorrow. going to start getting very hot, even hotter on thursday. i think that will be the peak of the e and then it looks like that continues into friday as well. the good news is we get to saturday. the temperatures start to back up much cooler weather as we head in towards sunday and monday of next week. looks like the heat wave will finally come to an end. >>thanks, lauren swell. 3 miners are in juvenile hall tonight in connection with a string of armed robberies and

assaults in oakland that occurred these past few days. officers say the first incident happened in the area fruitvale avenue and macarthur boulevard on july 6. the group allegedly rob someone outside while they were pulling out cash from an atm hours later, police say that same group shot and robbed events are on 27th avenue on july 8th. the group allegedly rob someone on 24th street police say just 30 minutes later on international boulevard, they robbed another person and hit them with a gun. investigators are seeing if these 3 miners are connected to a larger group involved in robberies throughout the city. police are asking anyone information to give them a call. and a tragic update now on the baby that fell from a second story window. and san francisco last week, the 15 month-old boy has died. the baby has been identified as police rodriguez. firefighters say the child fell more than 20 feet last wednesday. this happened in the mission district near mission and 19th

streets. shoppers the services are investigating and a gofundme page has been set up to help with the family's funeral expenses. if you want to help, you can find that on our website. that's com 4 dot com. and police are looking for suspects in 2 separate shootings that happened in our part in san francisco. >>both happening. the first near at the 11 or streets. that person was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. then another person found with gunshot wounds near post and laguna streets. that victim is suffering from life-threatening injuries. if you any information you're asked to give police a call. judge has delayed the arraignment of a man charged with murder after being accused pushing a woman into an oncoming bart train last week prosecutors had charged 49 year-old trevor belmont in the july first killing. they say he shot 74 year-old course on donned on into the path. elborate rain powell street station belmont's arraignment has been delayed 3 times now

first on friday, then monday and now tuesday, he is reportedly being evaluated for possible mental problems. and a man accused of planting a bomb behind the san jose business has been arrested. police say felix arnaz contacted police and told them he put a bomb on radar park drive near the santa clara county office of education. police say they found what they called an incomplete but viable bomb. and during the investigation, nearby businesses were evacuated as part of precautions. arnaz was later found in his car about 10 miles south of the scene. he's been booked into a jail and faces a string of charges related to the possession of a destructive device. investigators are still looking into a motive. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a measure in support of rent control and redwood city will no longer be on the november ballot. it passed by voters. the measure would have limited rent increases in the city and introduce more protections for

renters county. officials say although the initiative did initially reached the number requires signatures to qualify for that ballot. they say many of the people who signed we're not register voters within the city. and you're looking at a new statue unveils along san francisco's embarcadero. the 9 foot tall sculpture depicts a young black woman dressed in jogging entire near the ferry building. the artist who's behind the sculpture says it's of nobody in particular. 5 represents people with all body types. organizers say the installation will be there for the next 6 months. if you want to go check it out. and the flintstone house in hillsborough was ready to welcome visitors with sushi. but those plans have been temporarily shut down. the catering company behind it is blaming the shutdown on the city of hillsboro is concerns

about their grand opening that was originally set for this upcoming friday. didn't say what those concerns but said they were working with the city to try and get back on track before its abrupt postponement. the dinner reservations were set at $230. organizers say those who made the reservations have been given refunds. of the differences between bicycles, one of the major features that one should know >>quite a few features about the bicycles. first all, we have to find out what type work you're going to do with the bicycling. and type terrain that you're going to be working >>53 years ago today, kron 4 visited up bicycle store in san francisco learn more about how to properly selected bite and which we're most popular with the customers. this is archive video from 1971. featuring our reporter. >>the younger also writing the boys, bicycles. for best asian, anything else because these are the things that were

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♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. santa clara county water officials are considering an ordinance that will reduce homeless encampments along county waterways. and after an hours-long meeting on tuesday, they were unable to reach a final decision. kron four's lots of good and has been following the story and has more. >>vali waters board of directors have decided to postpone their vote to ban encampment along the waterways

after hearing public comment and from valley water officials. the board says there is more work in information needed to make a decision and they are returning this item back to the environmental creek cleanup committee for review. multiple people raised concerns that the ordinance would criminalize people. but the board says that is never their intent. mission is threefold to provide clean water affordably. >>you know, protect folks from climate events like lots and to that act. and preserve our ecosystems. here's the deal. human beings, our heart our ecosystems. the ordinance was met with mixed reviews valley. water officials say employees are having violent encounters at encampments when doing work along the waterways. >>and advocates are calling for more support and resources to be given to living in encampments. somewhat suggestion is this.

>>is that you help us recruit and feel that room on october. 11th. suggestion to our board is that we postpone this action today. and wait till after that. meeting that we have in october. and then we revisit that to see where our minds are. at that time. a planned summit is set for october. 11th to discuss the impact on encampments and the board is hoping to hear back from the committee. i in the newsroom was a good kron. 4 news. >>in the south bay, silicon valley leaders are making a final push today to get more money to extend bart vta in san jose kron four's philippe djegal shares their 6 billion dollar pitch to the federal government. >>this is a pivotal project. the moment is now. we must include the federal funding in order to move this project forward. south bay business labor elected and community leaders joined in solidarity tuesday outside the diridon station in san jose. >>area slated to be a transportation hub for future

bart service. president biden and our federal representatives. we need your support round has already been broken on bart to the south bay, the santa clara county transportation agency says it just needs the 6.2 billion dollars. it has applied for through the federal transit administration to be approved. our residents have paid. >>over 4.5 billion dollars in our taxes to bring this project here. the state of california has contributed 1.9 billion. these funds are solid. should the biden administration fta right and signed the check? >>local leaders say the project will create 75,000 green jobs in the area. san jose santa clara county is were planned area 2050, estimates over 35% of the future population and job growth will happen in the entire 9 county region. this is the area that needs the infrastructure and what has been a decades long dream for

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congressional democrats spent the day discussing president biden's chances for re-election following last month's lackluster debate performance against former president donald trump. and some are calling it a make or break situation for the president's political future. samantha court, as he has been following the developments and has the latest. >>right now, president biden is the nominee and we support the democratic nominee. that will be donald trump. that is

that is the fact that is where we are. key words. >>right now, at least 6 democrats have publicly called for president biden to step away from the 2024 presidential race as there are growing doubts about his physical and mental fitness. president biden says he's not going anywhere. others who previously called for a new option say they hear the president loud and clear and support him. for example, representatives now blur ocasio cortez and jeffries all say they're right in with biden, but not everyone is on board. one representative said dems are not only not on the same page but not even in the same book. leaders met today at the dnc in dc to discuss. just stepped down. >>my colleagues need recognize i just missed it last year. >>the letter assurance from the white house doctor

released last night saying the president has no neurological diseases or conditions. white house visitor logs show a specialist in parkinson's disease did visit the white house 8 times in 8 months ending in march and that same doctor visited more than a dozen times during the obama administration. just to clear this up. >>he's the white house medical unit. his his doctor. they don't believe that she needs anything more. then what we have been able to provide a full detailed. very comprehensive physical that he had 4 months ago. it is their decision to make. it's not yours. not mine is the way how white house medical unit. >>the president project 2025. is getting the attention of republicans and democrats alike. the conservative plan is a sweeping overhaul. the federal government proposed by a closely aligned group to former president trump. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports.

>>house democrats say they're focused on defeating project 2025, it's a collection of extreme maga ideas. the conservative heritage foundation is behind the plan. it provides a detailed blueprint for overhauling the federal government. it would restructure employees, policies and federal agencies, including eliminating the department of education, california democratic congressman ted lieu calls it concerning to me. this document is creepy is a takeover of the american former government. over the past week, many republicans have distanced themselves from project 2025. >>former president donald trump said knows nothing about it. >>potential trump running mate, ohio senator jd vance says the former president has his own plan. what the media, the democrats are trying to do is attach its most unpopular elements to the trump administration. it's a 900 page document. i guarantee there are things that trump

likes and dislikes. florida democratic congressman maxwell frost says he heard from voters about the plan. democrats hope project 2025 will motivate voters to back. president biden reporting in washington reshad hudson. >>kron it's been nearly a week

since an oakland business was ransacked by dozens of people after a quest to meet with the police chief. the owner is now scheduled to do just that. kron four's tiffany justice has details on how the business has been fairing and

the message the owner hopes to share with the police chief. by time we're done filling every of deal most 50, 60 easily as business owners. we have to come together. >>wednesday, sam, the owner of the 76 gas station was told he's getting a face-to-face meeting with the police chief surveillance video capturing dozens of people swarming in stealing from the gas station off of hegenberger road near the oakland airport after a car crashed into it friday morning. the shop was closed down for a few hours but reopened sam saying in total he lost about $50,000 and his shop is still not in the condition it used to be. this is video from inside the shop today. opd says when sam called he was instructed to file a police report online because the suspects were already gone. tomorrow, sam will meet with police chief floyd mitchell. he is optimistic about the meeting and hopes his conversation with the new police chief will make a difference on giving him the benefit of the doubt because he's new. so. >>it's up to him. he could be. like a regular. police chief

that we had from before. or he could be the savior, a local, you know. it is called end of the day. you know, it's what actions he takes from this point on, you know, in from the officials politicians in here. they have to do some changes, save the city. because the way it's going right now. it says going downhill. sam spoke with city council member trevor reed kron 4 speaking with the council member tuesday. >>that we are deeply committed to really help address these issues. >>and here, the number of demands that we have certainly uplifted from office to the mayor's office. i know that their businesses who reached out even last week with a more collective ask. >>we're talking about with that ask is not just at the local level but continuing to put some demands at the state level for the support that we need to be on can can deliver with our own financial challenge us. >>reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. northern

california. chapter of a nationwide nonprofit is helping veterans locally specifically purple heart recipients. riley carroll introduces us to the warrior bonfire program and shares their mission. >>tom bamford is a 22 year. army vet and a purple heart recipient and i was in afghanistan over he was caught in an iud explosion and spent 3 years in the hospital learning how to walk again. >>struggle getting back to this organizations like for your buck fired that help rebuild and help build the confidence by taking you never done before. >>todd now helps organize events for warrior bonfire in the northern california area. one recent event was paws for purple hearts, which is the service they got a chance to meet with service dogs. reason why we did that combat veterans ptsd, anxiety, different issue. so.

>>is hard for them to relate sometimes especially with group away from comfort zone. so the service dogs give them an opportunity to kind of relax decompress, whether it's dogs or any other event. the point of bonfire warrior is to connect veterans with shared experiences and built their support network events all across the nation. every event 100% funded. so no expense comes out of the best markets at all. and it's a great time for them on. to meet other veterans understand that we've all through all that we've all been injured. and so it's affected our lives in different ways. it gives us a chance to kind of find take needs and ways that we deal with different stressors and every event, a special tradition, both bonds, the veterans and gives the nonprofit its name. but they do at the end of every event. >>we have a long each veteran gets a piece of that and when they retire and then he's in the fire. it's honor. memory of someone they've lost. and

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>>as we experience a slight break from the triple-digit temperatures. the heat is being blamed on at least one death in sacramento county. kimberly cruz shares the details on what we know so far about this untimely death. the sacramento county coroner's office has confirmed with us that kevin gearhart was a

resident of sacramento and died on july 7th of a heat stroke. now we were told by different homeless advocacy groups. >>as well as community members that gear hard was an house and they tell us that they know of a second death related to the heat. >>i heard last night that gentleman faster >>here in a television and i heard the day before that showdown on international accelerating weather events. >>acting those living on the streets, the most the sacramento home is union telling fox 41 unhoused man died because of the heat at the corner of ahern. i'm a comic in the city of sacramento. in recent days fox 40 reached out to the coroner's office but we have not been able to confirm this heat related deaths. it's really. >>very every time is a life on streets sacramento, particularly when it's preventable like this, right? nikki jones with the sacramento regional coalition to end homelessness says

>>those without a home or at the forefront of these extreme weather events. access to water is difficult on a regular day. >>let alone during 100 degree weather and people are traveling together, water from public sources that are very limited few and far between. sometimes will travel travel to a water fountain and atwater found is turned off. and those living in these conditions relating the same experience. i know i've seen a lot of larry and people. >>suffering from heat exhaustion and last couple days and when trying to get water and ice >>who are not best possible? just recently, sacramento county ending their water drop-offs to in cap and saying this program was always going to end because they were funded by american rescue plan. dollars no longer exist. when we got a heat took away on the water. >>and they. do plan on providing any more water advocates for the homeless? adding there are several barriers the in-house face,

transportation and lack of information about cooling centers are just a few people don't, you know. >>necessarily when they are going to be open or when they're not going to be opened. their times vary across location. their eligibility varies across location. they say that free rides on rtd, but you've got to have a print out of the fire in order go. so how many and how people have a printer, according to the sacramento city website, sacramento regional transit offers free rides to and from the cooling centers and residents are not required to show a copy of a flyer. >>can inform the driver that the destination is a cooling center to receive a free ride. the city of sacramento now say have extended their cooling centers through july 14th. the county says some of their cooling centers have been extended through this friday. >>now we have a full list of those centers throughout northern california on our website at fox 40 dot com. send things back to you. >>now let's get a check on the weather in the bay and beyond with kron 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

>>a lot of folks been asking me when is this heat going to come doing and for sure? well, i finally see the end of that outside, though. we've got that nice cool period. we've had a couple of days in the fog down. that's really help to bring down the temperatures overall. this long-range forecast. molly, you can see california, all the brown there and that's a good place to be that takes you toward the middle of next week. that's when those temperatures look like they'll return to right around the average for this time of year. much better than what we've been sitting. and we've got advisories, though, for heat starting tomorrow. again, as we're going to see many of those temperatures away from the immediate coastline soaring over 100 degrees. boy, it is going to be hot right on into thursday. temperatures in san francisco, not bad. you've got 60's into the sunset. the 70's downtown san francisco, cool out along the coastlines to some patchy fog. there that is going to get compressed on the next 24 hours of the building. ridge of high pressure, 80's 90's down the peninsula. and then a lot of 90's in the south bay. by tomorrow afternoon. 91 and hot and san jose. 95 degrees in campbell in saratoga and a triple-digit

showing up in the east bay, 103. the forecast for live more 102, in pleasanton 100 to one in dublin. and then you start to get some of those crazy numbers. 104 in concord, 106, in britain, 107 degrees in discovery bay. maybe 100 in a random. that's the way it's going to play out tomorrow. going to start getting very hot, even hotter on thursday. i think that will be the peak of the e and then it looks like that continues into friday as well. the good news is we get into saturday. the temperatures start to back up much cooler weather as we head in towards sunday and monday of next week. looks like the heat wave. finally come to an end. >>fire officials in sonoma county are warning about the risk of drowning this after 2 people died in the russian river last week. kron four's rob nesbit reports about the safety precautions. people should be taking. >>communities up and down the russian river. prepare for summer crowds. but this summer has come with more tragedies than usual. the body of 28 year-old they so need to a toga was recovered friday after he was reported missing

wednesday while swimming near villa grande in monte rio. according to the district's fire chief steve backs all a sudden started gasping and they think he was having asthma if the people who witness. and that's where the fire department received a second 9-1-1. call saturday for reports of a man drowning and monte rio beach about a quarter of a mile from the first drowning. >>by standards and emergency responders attempted cpr. but the man was pronounced dead. moments later. chief paxman says the steps to avoid drowning are simple but important. joined the river like the but said if you can't >>either wear flotation or stay out of the water. the fire chief says the first drowning occurred where the water was. 25 feet deep. the death of the russian river can be unpredictable. and karen hancock, the sonoma county fire district once visitors waiting in to be aware and there's areas that have drop-off. so you might be walking along. it may seem very shallow. and then all of sudden there's a drop off into a deeper section that you not

expecting. hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >>the river runs murky with vegetation at the bottom, which is why she recommends swimmers wear bright neon colors and someone goes under and they're wearing a dark bathing suit green dark colored gray. we're not going to see them. it's very hard to find you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river, which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >>reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>kron all wthe annual nato

summit is underway now in washington, d.c., bringing together world leaders, correspondent hannah brandt has more from washington. >>world leaders gathered in washington, d.c., for the annual nato summit. nato makes us all safer this year. the nato military alliance is celebrating its 75th anniversary. nato secretary-general jan stoltenberg calls the milestone significant naples, only the most successful and the strongest. >>but also longest last thing, an alliance of history. >>and leaders say it's a pivotal time for the alliance as ukraine continues to fight against russia at the summit, president biden announced new military aid for ukraine and other nato countries have pledged more support as well. make no mistake, ukraine. >>we'll stop co >>in the backdrop of this nato summit are concerns about the upcoming u.s. election because the u.s. plays a major role in the alliance. so our next

president will have an important impact. americans. >>they know we're stronger with our friend and we understand. >>this is a sacred obligation. president biden says he's helped unite made over the past 4 years and says with another term he do more to strengthen global alliances. but republican house speaker mike johnson argues the president's recent debate performance shows he's not fit for the job. what we're projecting from the white house is not strength right now in a very dangerous time around the world. the democrats point out former president donald trump has been very critical of nato and senator chuck schumer says another trump term would jeopardize the alliance. the maga hard-right can't be trusted to lead on the global stage in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>on capitol hill, lawmakers pressed to top finance officials about the price of housing federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary janet yellen testified before members of congress. washington correspondent vinay simlot has the story.

>>the federal reserve has made it more expensive to buy a home. and the chairman knows that there's no question that higher interest rates are making it harder to buy homes. the median monthly mortgage payment in the u.s. has increased from 1500 to $2200 a month between 2021 2023. according to bankrate, the average interest rate jumped from time. we have a real crisis with respect to affordable housing, the government accountability office says high interest rates and low inventory of homes are contributing. this has made housing less affordable. then was the case just a few years ago, the federal reserve increased its interest rates between march 2022. and august 2023. >>those indirectly affect home mortgage rates the fed tightened interest rates, hoping to get inflation under control. we saw increase in mortgage rates are camera from bank rate says of inflation stays low. the fed could cut interest rates in september.

>>fed chair jerome powell wouldn't commit to a timeline while testifying before the senate banking committee. we need just to see more good inflation data. but this economic analyst says he thinks mortgage rates could come down soon. probably will see mortgage rates moving down over the next 6 to 12 months. but it's going to be falling, you know, very slowly. and he says new inflation numbers. we expect on thursday could be a signal of when rates could come down in washington. i'm the day simlot. in orange

county, sheriff's deputy shot

a person who is suspected of killing 2 people and a dog inside a home. the 2 elderly victims were found after deputies responded to a domestic incident early tuesday morning. orange county bureau chief chip yost is in san juan capistrano with the latest details. >>and unusual and disturbing scene in this typically quiet san juan capistrano community by saul the sheriff's cars. all right. >>and they can, boom, boom, boom, right down the street. they made a hard left going up. the back street sheriff's deputies were called around 7.30 tuesday morning to the san juan mobile estates for an apparent domestic dispute. when they arrived, they found a man and woman in their late 70's dead along with their dog. >>how exactly they were killed isn't yet known. just tragic. it's especially so close to home here soon after this. authorities got word that a bloodied man was chasing a maintenance worker. that man made his way onto a bike path

about a half a mile from the initial crime scene. it was at this point that at least one deputy opened fire, injuring the suspect who is hospitalized in serious but stable condition does appear that these people are all related in some fashion. but as to what the relationships we do. we don't know that for a according to neighbors, the couple live together with their adult son's this man recalls hearing an argument a day ago between family members, perhaps an angry son unloading on his father. he didn't think much of it then but is now replaying what he saw with a new perspective is like and a second singer screaming. >>hear me on. complication. you know, he's in a space >>another resident lisa holloway says she's seen the couple and their extended family and had no indication that something may be arrive. fortunately, things like this

can happen to anybody is next it's there's not a screener test or anything that says, you know what's going to happen. >>after for decades, a roseville family can now rest a bit easier. the placer county district attorney announcing a breakthrough and a 1984, cold case. 59 year-old richard more now in custody, charged with the attack of the murder of a roseville grandmother, mason morrow reports. >>after 40 long years, the placer county district attorney's office believe they have the man who attacked 69 year-old maddelein garcia right here at the intersection of atlantic street in brain center street back in 1984, in roseville before then allegedly dragging her to a nearby alleyway where he then reportedly killed her in this business. there are few moments that bring you some joy and happiness. this was one of them. investigators closing the file on garcia's cold case after 59 year-old richard moore was arrested for her murder. the crime lab to be able to say. >>here's who this person is that is identified by this dna

sample. ultimately led to the arrest of mister more plus or county district attorney morgan geier tells fox 40 even 4 decades after the roseville grandmother's murder, detectives never stop trying to find her killer. they're dedicated investigators and people who have dedicated their lives to trying to find people responsible for horrific crimes like this. and even though they're in the shadows, they keep working and they hope for days like this, that day came on june 27th when moore was arrested in los angeles by lapd in federal investigators, a culmination of years of police work by roseville police detectives, placer county da's investigations unit in the fbi office in sacramento. it's a cross between good old-fashioned investigative work and science. the forensic science finally catching up 40 years later to connect dna collected at the scene. to more report from the da's office says moore who was 19 at the time drags garcia to an alleyway near west house tavern and killed her. the 59 year-old is charged with one

count of murder and accusations of rape and kidnapping to know that someone who could do something like this can be held responsible. um, i think is is sort of motivating all of those within the business and and >>gives hope to family members and other people in the similar situation. more was arraigned earlier this week in placer county superior court. his next court date will be on july 22nd reporting in

>>a financial crisis is threatening a local shark research program designed to educate the public and keep beachgoers safe. gayle anderson is in long beach with more details. >>this is shark week. we

certainly know about the discovery channel series. that's why we've decided to come to the shark lab here on the campus of cal state university long beach where we see the team doing the kind of research that so important that's in jeopardy because of funding felicity over there is looking at a sample, certainly has that she's measuring different start. he's so you can tell a shark species based on what their teeth looks like. and with white sharks as they get older there to shape will change in the size will actually get bigger to allow them to eat larger prey as they're adults. take a look at this tagging. >>tagging is so vital to what goes on here. as you see, there's a team in that boat and there's a shark in the water and you want to tag emily too market and so that people will you will know what kind of shark that is and why it's in the area. yeah, we're trying to study these animals in our to figure out where they're moving. so in order give the public answers about wireshark using the same beaches as the public, we need to tag and track them with

technology in order to be able to follow them around. each one of these tags has a unique id number tests identify individuals. when we put these tags on the sharks, this is uv are autonomous underwater vehicle. it's just a big robot essentially that allows us to study the environment at an extremely fine scale. >>so because the sharks are making decisions in a 3 d space. need to map environment in that. similarly 3 d space and another important piece of equipment is this bully behind us? >>this tells you what. so both of these as what's listening for are tagged sharks. now, anytime a shark swims past one of these receivers, it records the date the time and the idea of the sharks that swim by now, these ones we have to manually and scuba dive with the sharks are to collect the data. but this one behind me here has solar panels and a cable that gives us live updates. so we give water safety officials and lifeguards expecially this technology and access to the data and they get a text message on their phone saying when one of our tag shark swim next to it. and that's why.

>>funding for this program is so important. here's some information for you. they have shark shaq's. there's one coming up tomorrow where you can learn about this kind of research and a whole lot more. in addition to that, here's information about the shark lab as well as funding. you can donate because state funding is in jeopardy these kinds of devices and equipment are expensive and if they don't have the funding, who knows whether this kind of research will continue back to the studio. >>the first official trailer for gladiator to has dropped. plus, the stars of the twisters remake walked the red carpet for the film's london premiere. dayna devon has all the details in the entertainment report. >>the long-overdue trailer for this historical sequel just dropped today. and i just have to say, if you are a fan of the original gladiator, prepare to be entertained. >>i remember the day. i forgot it. the slayings could take

revenge against a number. >>you may remember the original gladiator won the oscar for best picture and started russell crowe, petro pass cows. character is said to have trained under crowe's character, maximus setting up his excellent gladiator skills. the film hits theaters november 22nd. another blockbuster. the lookout for fresh off of hitman and anyone. but you success. glenn powell back on the red carpet for his new thriller. twisters.

>>signed itself. tornado ring. >>our crews not like your crew. we only phd's and fancy tech. sometimes the old ways are better than the now. well, always just a guy put his face t-shirts in this remake of the 1996 disaster film twister. >>paul plays opposite daisy edgar-jones who comes out of her storm chasing retirement to team up with their unlikely partner. the pair hit the red carpet in london alongside co star anthony ramos and director lee isaac chung. the cast reflects on making the film on the ground in oklahoma. much of it was like i was so curious to see how they were going release price. actually, most the films on the occasion with practical

stunts. we didn't play out in green screen. it's one of my favorite movies as a kid. >>but then i think you get on the ground in oklahoma and that's hot. they're throwing stuff at you and you're getting dragged across fields and a look. this this movie was really a dream. the casting. and our director lee, isaac chung just amazing. and again, as feel so lucky am at this point, my life where i get to return world employees want occupy twisters hits theaters, july 17th. >>that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. more news

>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman trying his conference at moscone center is giving downtown san francisco a major business boom. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>it's really nice to see people back in francisco. >>people attending semi konw estimates coney center packed to the streets of downtown san francisco tuesday night for the three-day conference 11,000 attendees in town will bring about 18 million dollars of economic impact to downtown san francisco. many flooded into bars and restaurants are having a great time and we're going to parting out and that down to cap a mathilde for dinner afterward. a private event with conference attendees was held at executive bar and lounge on mission street. the owner rick sanchez says conferences like these help keep his business afloat without conventions and

without businesses. >>returning to the office and reopening in this area. >>this is what we rely on to pay the sanchez says business in this area is normally pretty slow as it is still struggling to rebound from the pandemic. this seriously lacking in foot traffic. >>there are a lot of >>close down businesses. but managed hang on. and meanwhile, the lobby of the marriott marquis was also full of attendees. we have over 700 associates get to work. so that's really what it's all about. the general manager john anderson, is the chair of the s of travel board. he says businesses in this area experience ebbs and flows of revenue. but overall, things are improving. they're still opportunity. i mean, 2024 is going to have. >>you know, a little bit of occupancy that we have left to give in november-december. sanchez says there are more events this year to look forward to, but he's nervous

on how they will fare during the off months. we've got enforce a coming up in september. but, >>you know, after semi leaves town, august looking to be a very the next big conference is dreamforce and that will take place on september. 17th through the 19th nearly 200,000 people attended that event. you can only imagine how busy it will get in that downtown area. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. san francisco leaders have given their final approval to limit how long certain stores can stay open at night in the tenderloin. >>the new rule forces businesses like liquor stores and smoke shops to close between midnight and 05:00am. this excludes bars and restaurants? officials say it's a strategy to disrupt drug markets. some business owners feel the move could, in fact increase crime, though and decrease their business. others say that they hope this effort will empower locals to shop in the daytime. no word

on when the new rule will go into effect. but those who don't follow it could face $1000 fine. and in oakland, police are looking for the person responsible for shooting someone tuesday morning on east 12th street near international boulevard. officers say the victim refused medical treatment and to not give any information about what happened. and happening wednesday, a memorial service for cayden lafon, the young firefighter and paramedic in oakland tragically died while swimming in san diego a few weeks ago. the 25 year-old was in southern california for the california firefighters summer games. the service is scheduled to take place on the uss hornet tomorrow at noon. and lake san antonio is closed due to lots and lots of dead fish. as you can see, monterey county says the lake is being closed while testing and cleanup is underway. of course, we'll update you on reopens. but this comes as just a couple of days ago, deb fischer, a floating in lake elizabeth in fremont. the city

of fremont saying the extreme heat was training the oxygen levels in the lake. and that was the reason for why the fish are getting killed. for more now on this, he let's go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to talk about it, lawrence, a lot of folks been asking me. >>when is this heat going to come doing and for sure? well, i finally see the end of that outside, though. we've got that nice cool period. we've had a couple of days in the fog down. that's really help to bring down the temperatures overall. this long-range forecast. molly, you can see california, all the brown there and that's a good place to be that takes you toward the middle of next week. that's when those temperatures look like they'll return to right around the average for this time of year. much better than what we've been sitting. and we've got advisories, though, for heat starting tomorrow. again, as we're going to see many of those temperatures away from the immediate coastline soaring over 100 degrees. boy, it is going to be hot right on into thursday. temperatures in san francisco, not bad. you've got 60's into the sunset. the 70's downtown san francisco, cool out along the coastlines to some patchy fog. there that is going to get compressed on the next 24 hours of the building.

ridge of high pressure, 80's 90's down the peninsula. and then a lot of 90's in the south bay. by tomorrow afternoon. 91 and hot and san jose. 95 degrees in campbell in saratoga and that triple digit showing up in the east bay 103. the forecast for live more 102, in pleasanton 100 to one in dublin. and then you start to get some of those crazy numbers. 104 in concord, 106, in britain, 107 degrees in discovery bay. maybe 100 in a random. that's the way it's going to play out tomorrow. going to start getting very hot, even hotter on thursday. i think that will be the peak of the e and then it looks like that continues into friday as well. the good news is we get to saturday. the temperatures start to back up much cooler weather as we head in towards sunday and monday of next week. looks like the heat wave will finally come to an end. >>lawrence kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a measure in support of red control in redwood city. well, no longer be on the november ballot. it passed by voters. the measure would eliminate rent increases in the city and introduce more protections for

renters county. officials say while the initiative did reach the number of required signatures to qualify for the ballot, many of the people, unfortunately who signed were not registered voters within the city. and federal transit officials are investing 15 million dollars into expanding alameda and contra costa counties. green bus fleet. they say the goal is to reduce emission of greenhouse gases by purchasing new buses that run on hydrogen instead of gas. right now, ac transit has 30 hydrogen fuel buses and 28 electric buses. and speaking about vehicles, tesla said to be testing updated software that includes parental controls for all of its vehicles. a feature called night curfew is reportedly part of this update. ill send parents know patients through the tesla app when a vehicle is driven beyond curfew, parents can also lock and safety features like speed limits, automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning. elton john is coming

back to san francisco. if you love this music, the legendary musician who wrapped up his farewell tour last year is set to perform at the dreamforce conference in san francisco this september tickets for the conference are at $1500 right now. and according to the sales force website, they'll call up to $2500 as the event gets even closer. what a good night it would be to see his music. you're waa

neighborhood nightmare. frustration growing over a sprawling junkyard in sun valley. that just keeps on getting bigger. they say they can't get any help from the city to get rid of the piles of trash old vehicles,

hazardous waste. lauren lyster has reaction from the scene. >>drone images capturing what looks like a junkyard in these hills off la tuna canyon road. but it's a residential property and the family next door says it's a hazard and they've had enough of a pileup. they've observed growing over the near 3 years they've lived here, piles of trash, piles of clothes. >>and then it did multiply and became dangerous things melted car batteries, tires, engine parts. despite reaching out to over a dozen city and county agencies and officials since 2022 alaina malone and her husband say they've seen nothing done and really each organization passes the buck down the road. they showed u.s. environmental protection agency report from 2021. detailing investigation involving multiple agencies. >>they called the property a 6 acre illegal landfill, finding arsenic and lead in the soil. more than 100 vehicles, a burned down home shipping containers converted to living space. the report also found a

fire road blocked. my major concerns about this property is the fire danger in recent years, there have been at least 2 fires on the property in this area was impacted by the 2017 look, tuna fire. it's just really a safety issue for my family and for all of the community around, i think what would what would you like to see done? >>for example, just as the start, we are responsible for brush clearance around our property. everyone is that live in these hills and for some reason it never gets enforced on that large property over there. we talked to you, please. >>the man who lives on the property here did not want to talk on camera telling me it's his stuff on his property that he feels he's entitled to and doesn't think it poses a hazard. also today, la city street services was out here taking photos. neighbors are hoping for action. they want the property owners to be held accountable for the state of their property. and i want the city to come in and clean it up and do any kind of environmental safeguards that need to happen. >>we thought, oh, this is going to be our our forever

home. they want to raise our kids for close to nature. it seemed it seemed like are perfect house. and and now within a few months, it has turned into more of a nightmare and feels almost like we're trapped. >>lauren lyster ktla, 5 news. more trouble tonight for united airlines for the second time in just a few we'll falls off one of their jets. it happen at takeoff at lax. >>faa has now opened an investigation into the incident as ktla ellina abovian is in the airport with the details. she also gives us reaction. >>good afternoon. well, thankfully the flight made it to denver on time and without any injuries it took off from here at lax around 7.30, monday morning. but just moments into the flight, these calls went out to air traffic control is a lesson. >>the land gaza for pilots of

an allegiant flight bound for tulsa, oklahoma, where the first to be heard on live. atc dot net. >>reporting the we would realize that bounced across the runways at lax and radio to air traffic control. other pilots also chiming in to air traffic control saying the tire crossed a parallel runway. the aircraft lost the tire shortly after taking off here at lax monday morning. it was a boeing 7, 5, 7 operated by united airlines. the plane had 174 passengers and 7 crew members on board less than an hour from landing in denver. crew members were told to get everyone in position to brace for impact for a possible emergency landing. people flying out today say they do have a reason to feel nervous. i'm not really worried about it. i'm not concerned about if i spend my time worrying about everything possibly go wrong, i would go anyway. that's ridiculous. said that is really scary guy. i've never been on a that anything like that. i wouldn't.

>>i make me scared going right now. and this is the second incident involving a tire falling from a united aircraft mid-air and the last 4 months in japan bound united airlines flight lost one of its main landing tire seconds after taking off from san francisco international. >>in response to this latest incident, take a look at this. united airlines saying this united flight 1, 0, 0, 1, landed safely in denver after losing one wheel after takeoff at la the wheel has been recovered in los angeles and we are investigating what caused this event. now back out here also is investigating. so far, they have not yet made any comment we never been here at lax, ktla. 5 news. bay

area congressman john garamendi has been diagnosed with cancer. the long-serving democrat who represents parts of solano and contra costa counties made the announcement yesterday. he says he's early-stage myeloma form of blood cancer kron four's justine waltman spoke with a doctor to help us understand when myeloma means. >>expert from sutter hospital doctor natalia colucci, thank you so much for joining us. you're very welcome. a pleasure. thank you so much for having me here. of course, let's just start with what is this form of blood cancer? >>multiple myeloma is a cancer of plasma cells. we all have plasma cells. they some type of cells that help us make antibodies. and so in this disorder, these plasma cells undergo certain genetic changes. we that that make

them grow and divide and accumulate various parts of the body, including the bone marrow. and the kid need other parts of the body. so that's basically what this disease is and what are the symptoms? how do you know that you have it? i still sometimes it's blood test and people don't know that they have and other symptoms might be came in the if there are cells that are particularly accumulating in that specific bone, sometimes it's fatigue. sometimes are. it's infections, so it can be sarah, very nonspecific so no one symptom that will tell you this is multiple and so most at risk here? >>risk factors are not that well, it was intended for multiple myeloma. usually people who are older in their 60's and 70's slightly a preponderance for males compared to african-americans have a slightly higher risks. 2 or 3 times compared to caucasians. but there are no

like environmental risk factors such as or viruses or things like that. so what are the what are the treatments here? so treatments are and i would say that multiple myeloma is one of those cancers that has seen a huge evolution and progress and treatments over the past 5, let alone 10 years. so treatments are generally systemic treatments. and by that, i mean, chemo therapy targeted therapy, immunotherapy and sometimes radiation therapy. receiving up. congressman garamendi is receiving treatment that combines chemotherapy and immune therapy to boost. >>the body's immune system. that's what he's sort of a spokespeople are saying. his doctor had caution to reduce unnecessary travel, which is why he's saying he's not going to do them any public events or go to washington, d.c., because there afraid that he could get covid because his immune system is weakened. if you know, just hypothetically

speaking with, would you do the same sort of recommendation to one of your patients? >>absolutely. i mean, the treatments generally speaking are all when when you first get diagnosed and treated and in terms of precautions, i mean, sometimes people are little bit and a little bit more prone to infections. general precautions in terms of infection control. but those are exactly recommendations that we look all right. thank you so much. cancer expert doctor natalia colucci sutter. we appreciate your time all right. thank you so much.

>>for sports. it's been a long

week of klay thompson cheddar and i'm sure many people are ready to move forward. and that's probably a fair feeling. but today we heard from clay for the first time since he signed with dallas. so some of the speculation can be dead. this is straight from the source. clay was introduced by dallas and showed off his brand-new 31 jersey. he said he chose 31 in part because of his childhood idol, reggie miller, who don, the same number for the indiana pacers. as for his reasoning for leaving golden state clay laid out a lot of what has been reported over the past week or so really. he was grateful for all of the memories and accomplishments he had in the bay, but he believed moving on and getting a fresh start. someone else was better for both parties. he acknowledged that he lost some of his joy last year and that returning would have been tough. given the context. >>come here is just such fresh

start and feeling just wanted again, bring great value. it just gets me excited to go out there and you can work out after this press conference and shots of bin. so yeah, there's timeless for joy for it had been in the past and it's nice to kind of shed that and have a whole new fresh start. whole new group of guys get to know and coworkers. so. a whole new city. it's really cool. and i'm going embrace that kind of this opportunity. >>let's head out to fenway. the a's taking on the red sox. top of the first no score man offer brent rooker he drives this one to center. it goes off the wall. miguel andu-har rounding 3rd. he scores and the a's get on board. first. a couple of batters later. shae langley years. shoots it into center for a base hit. rooker

comes on into score oakland pads, their lead to to turn first. bottom of the frame a's lead cut to one to offer rafael devers he looked this one into right. 2 runs score. just like that. the red sox take the lead. bottom of the second boss and up 5 now runners at the corners willy air and bring you no doubt about that. red sox pouring it on. three-run home. run list. scroll faster. game is still in progress. redsox lead to 11 to 6 and the top of the 7th. how about some tennis number one seeded jannik was knocked out this morning. biden mill medved, we are. key moment here in the 3rd set center had to have his heart rate check and had to leave the court. he did return, but he wasn't the same medvedev moved him all

over the court came back to win in 5 sets 676-476-2663, after them at center said that he was fine and it did not affect his play. so that's good to hear. meanwhile, 3rd seeded carlos alker has had trouble early with american tommy paul outq or has dropped the first set to the 12 seeded paul 5 to 7 but ended up winning in 4. he is coming off of his win at the french open last month and looking to make it to slam wins in a row. if he wins here, it will be his 4th slam title. classic semifinal match-up at euro twenty-twenty for spain and france with kylie on and getting helped out. and bobbi has the ball beautiful ball placement. there. france scores on the header. one nil.

later on. spain came back. 21st minute. beautiful goal there. we have a time match. it's a classic here. war from spain. and yet another goal, they going to win this one. 2 to your final. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >>kron all will continue with

it's been several

weeks since the fbi raided the home of mayor sheng thao. and now we're learning the materials they seized at location. and 3 others are not the only ones there looking out for as kron four's. dan kerman reports the city of oakland has also been subpoenaed for numerous documents relating to the mayor. her boyfriends and others. >>it's been almost 3 weeks since federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. the offices of california waste solutions and the homes of 2 members of the dong family that run that company. now federal prosecutors have served the city of oakland with the subpoena, demanding a cache of documents from january. first of 2022, to the present. there are clearly particular theories. >>that the government is investigating here involving your traditional public corruption case, right? so the subpoena is pretty specific about particular individuals, particular businesses and particular events i'm the

mayor of the mayor's office interacted that the government is asking questions about. >>the subpoena demands documents and communications related to california waste solutions and members of the duong family documents and communications related to contracts between the city and any waste management company documents related to mayor tells boyfriend andre jones hall calendar entries are records of meetings for mayor thao or jones documents relating to the 2022 mayoral election documents related to appointments to various commissions, documents relating to a declaration and a local emergency on homelessness documents and the use or redevelopment of the oakland army base and documents relating to evolutionary homes. a company tied to the dong's. what stands out for me about the subpoena is that it is unexpectedly a mature. >>and the sense that it shows

a mature investigation that has led the government to particular investigated series inquiries rate. >>the subpoena doesn't just generally ask for any and all documents in the possession of the mayor's office about everything the mayor ever done. it asked about communications and documents with respect to particular 3rd parties particular individuals, particular government contracts and particular. that's i think that shows that they have a number of leads that they're following up on. there are specific and there are credible enough for the government to decide to want to see those documents and take the next investigative step that it feels it's necessary. mayor thao is maintained. she has done nothing wrong. >>and it's not the target of this inquiry. experts say the subpoena does not answer that question. we reached out to mayor taos office as well as the city attorney's office. >>neither would comment about the subpoena. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

>>a viral social media post about a dog dying after swimming in lake tahoe. his lead water, quality control agencies to now test the water. this comes just days after officials closed down lodi lake because of elevated levels of bacteria in the water. as officials await the lake tahoe test results. they're warning visitors to be vigilant. kristin vartan it seems like another beautiful summer day for kids like these from the top prep hockey academy. >>to enjoy eldorado beach in south lake tahoe. first camp here are 8 to 12 years old and they've been on the ice this morning since. >>i think 08:00am. so this is their second field trip of the day because sign in front of the lake warning the public about the potential presence of harmful algae is a new feature after a woman social media post by her dog dying after swimming in lake tahoe went viral. i'm a dog. love my dog. this is a dog community. if something were to happen to my that i would absolutely

wrecked the league to save. lake tahoe is kris joseph says that the la junta and water quality control board tested the lake water before the 4th of july. but the pet owner, social media post triggered further testing this week. the nevada division for environmental protection is also testing the water on the nevada side, we rely on science to figure out what's happening in the lake as do these agencies. so we're just waiting for these tests to get so we can see what's what's really going both a warning sign on social media and literal advisory signs from the city don't seem to be keeping people away from the water. and i'm i'm not surprised at the turnout. it's almost 90 degrees here. it's topping 90 degrees down in the valley and people come to tahoe. they really want to get the water. a doctor tells fox 40 that it's important to be cautious but not anxious when you recreate the summer what you're really looking for are things like go presentation that was like spilled paint in the water, kind of a blue green. >>it can also be particular. you can see blue green wife around particles floating things like that. we want also

watch for things like a fishy smell. the smell of gasoline from it. >>you and your loved one's human or animal. want to avoid touching or adjusting? the blue green algae. and if you experience symptoms like a rash, headache and flu-like symptoms, seek medical attention immediately. the biggest thing is to win like with the child when they put their hand in the water and put in their mouth, something like that, that that's something you want to avoid. and that's also why things like pets are particularly prone in situations like that.

president biden is fighting to unite his fractured party behind his 2024 campaign, former president trump expects him to remain in the race.

washington correspondent jessie turner reports. both candidates called in to their favorite cable news shows yesterday to update voters on where they think their campaign stand. >>i am running president. joe biden continues to defend his reelection bid arguing he's still the best democrat to defeat former president donald trump last be done this time. the president told msnbc monday his debate performance last month should not disqualify him from the campaign and terrible and i really regret it happened. i wasn't looking over at him almost all except 21. a little bit haywire on fox news monday, trump predicted president biden will remain in the race. he's got an ego and he doesn't want to quit. but trump said he may delay his running mate announcement while democrats continue to debate the president's candidacy. this isn't necessarily a very positive for a country. a handful of house democrats are publicly calling on president biden to

step aside. but senate democrats are still united in their support. connecticut senator richard blumenthal argues the president tells the truth while trump lies, the contrast is absolutely crystal clear. but trump supporters in congress, including tennessee congressman john rose accused the white house of covering up president biden's condition. this is a constitutional crisis >>and we'll be hearing more from both candidates later today. president biden will address the nato summit here in dc while trump plans to hold a campaign rally in florida. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. congressional democrats divided over the president's future huddled together on capitol hill to discuss the party's path forward. >>at least 6 democratic members have called on the president to drop out the race. dc's raquel martin reports on president biden's attempt to drum up support. >>in recent days, president biden has managed to garner support from key democratic allies on capitol hill. that

includes influential progressives like congresswoman alexandria, ocasio cortez, as well as both the congressional black caucus in congressional hispanic caucus. >>biden all the way. several house democrats appear ready to come to president biden's and the voters chose. biden is live. are following a closed door meetingtuesday morning, an exercise to genuinely listen to people. >>house democratic leadership acknowledges there are differences in opinions about the president's viability, but they the party remains united to defeat donald trump. every single member of the house democratic caucus is clear eyed about what the stakes of this election or at least 6 house democrats have publicly called on the president to drop out of the race following his debate performance. >>the fact that whatever papers >>illinois democratic senator dick durbin, the second highest ranking democrat in the senate says president biden must prove that debate

was a one-off and not a larger pattern. i would say to the president, it's. >>the challenge is to. sure some campaign you can effectively be donald trump. >>respect respect people's opinion. the white house says the president is prepared to make his case to the public. we want to get to the of the side of this. we want to continue doing the work and that's what the president's going to do. >>tonight, the president will hold a call with democratic mayors. he held a similar meeting with democratic governors last week for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you.

>>in out to dina man unleashes a racist rant at a popular local coffee vendor after a video was released. there is an outpouring of support from the surrounding community and something else, an apology from that man, ktla, sandra mitchell reports. >>well, this coffee cart here on mount curve avenue in altadena has been open only for a few days. so they did not expect this angry outburst. we're going to show you more of the video on what happened next in just a moment. but we want you to know that we did not reveal the man's identity because he did come back to the car to apologize. but it's been really upsetting for these car owners who say the idea was just to bring the community together. a coffee controversy brewing in altadena. a neighbor's serving up angry message. he was throwing his hands up and pointing fingers like in my face, my son and

>>sisters like don't point finger at my moms. the owners of cars, it begun. coffee cart are young entrepreneurs for just >>out here with a dream and a plan. and we're just trying to. >>make it happen. they got the proper permits in past their state. food handlers licensing and they started with a tarp and a table in the driveway of their residential street curve avenue. neighbors started showing up to support them. i know you know, so i i know what it's about and how so exciting have an idea. >>and want to share with people and for people to show you love. and so when i drove by, just was i was super happy to see somebody just out here. maybe you can open something else. that's illegal until yesterday when one neighbor showed up to confront the business owners yelling angry and races, remarks. >>you're breaking the law and he's like. you might as well open a whorehouse are meth lab? sure what that meant. i was very shocked. the la

county sheriff's department arrived. there was no crime that the young business owners were shaken. given the community support. we do have it was upsetting to see somebody was like that upset angry about some of that was going on. but then this happened. more customers arrive. that coffee window busy officials in santa clara county are warning residents of a possible measles exposure. >>a person infected with a contagious virus was visiting the south bay and may have exposed others. kron four's will tran has the details. this person came from chicago to san jose by way of southwest airlines. >>visited many locations, including men at a san jose. they tracked the movements of this person. it's been more than a week. so your symptoms could possibly be showing up now. so you have to stay on top of your health situation. we are here because this person went through terminal b. but there are other locations as well. so take a look at your screen. we want to show you those locations be

cause you might have run across this person and have symptoms of measles. if not now, maybe over the next 2 weeks because it's 7 to 21 days. so not just been at a san jose. also the starbucks in los gatos on blossom hill. and then on july second, the day after that, this person went to a talk korea in santa cruz on water street before making their way to find that a san jose the symptoms well, they're not fatal. but if your immune system is compromised, if you're pregnant, if you have small children, it could possibly be fatal. we've got a chance to talk to the santa clara county health department. here's what they had to say about the situation. >>and the main things that they should be doing is one checking their immunization status, making sure that they have vaccine against measles. second, if they are pregnant, an infant or immunocompromised or if they aren't vaccinated,

that they contact their health care provider immediately. and the last is that they monitor for symptoms of measles, ok? so let's talk about the symptoms of measles. that includes. >>your eyes. turn red a runny nose, coughing. you can also have, of course, a rash again, not fatal. but you just heard if your immune system is compromised, could turn deadly. it's been one week since that person went to the starbucks. so your symptos could show as early as today. >>more newfed

chair. jerome powell testified today about rate cut

possibilities and middlemen in the prescription drug industry are set to be driving up prices. here's david lazarus with tonight's money. smart. >>they're fed chief jerome powell was testifying in congress today and for a little while there he was singing the song that wall street wanted to hear. powell came right out and said the highest interest rates in 23 years, which we're seeing right now. can't be sustained. he said at some point high interest rates will start hindering economic growth. and wall street said, wow, he's all but promising. we're going to have rate cuts pretty soon. maybe as soon as september and instantly we saw stocks surging higher. but a little while later, cooler heads prevailed and wall street realize, hey, that's what powell has been saying all along. this isn't really anything any different. moreover powell did reiterate today that inflation remains too high and there is still more work to be done, which is something he's also been saying all along. so at the end of trading today, stocks for largely unchanged as wall

street's said, yeah, i didn't really hear anything new there. now, here's something else. it's no news flash. when i tell you that americans pay more for prescription drugs, then well, anyone but the federal trade commission in a scathing 71 page report today said, you know, to blame for that the health care industry. now, that's not going to surprise anyone either. but what is interesting here is that the ftc focused on pharmacy benefit managers or pbms. these are the middlemen who are supposed to be the ones to negotiate with drug companies on behalf of insurers and large employers. the way it's supposed to work is these guys negotiate discounts and then for their trouble, they get a little taste of the discount. the problem, according to the ftc, is that the pbm raise the prices of drugs. first and then they negotiate discounts that allow them to have a much bigger profit margin than he otherwise might not have had the pbms for their part, have rejected the report. they say no, no, we serve a valuable function out there. as it happens, though, the pbm serve

all owned by major health care concerns. back to oscar nominee lily gladstone is back on the big screen. >>lawrence area and has more in the entertainment report. >>hi, guys. oscar nominee lily gladstone is already getting rave reviews for her performance in >>how just about dancing. to be together. she won't miss it. will she? >>your mister >>should there. >>when i did get the final script and saw what this idea of the character would become, that i always knew i would play. it was some one of those. again, one of those moments where you get a script and you're just locked in can't do this and take from going to rockets. all right. >>the relationship between jackson road key i thought was

such a great love story that we rarely get to see. it's the commitment to family, to continuity of culture and to just keeping these 2 together program for the night of aren't going. >>i think that getting to play a character that age was so fun because it really reminded me of myself at that age and reminded me of my cousins and my younger sibling and it made me really happy to see that because she has that choice. she has that light where the are looking picture right now? we'll be back in a couple a genre element. it had intrigue. it had. >>suspense. one of my favorite movies to watch when i was a kid was paper moon with my dad and some it was lovely to see that there was something like paper moon or something like thelma and louise out there for >>indigenous space saved and t in the language. isn't he?

small. mother mentor, other mother. >>i help audiences get a glimpse into a world that they maybe aren't familiar with but will feel familiar. that's how you build empathy. that's how you understand your place in the world and understand other people's place in the >>i think this gives people an opportunity to actually do that work do that learning. and i just hopes that after watching it, they just want to learn more. and there's that desire to put in the work. >>a fancy dance is available now on apple tv. plus, that's your entertainment report out c. >>and that does it here for us at kron-on will be back with thththththththththththththththt o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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