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full day of campaigning after president biden bowed out the race stopping by her campaign headquarters in delaware. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>and although the nomination isn't locked up just yet in the last 24 hours, harris has been able to raise over 81 million dollars and she's already securing the endorsement of some pretty high-profile democrats. was president. kamala harris entered her campaign headquarters in delaware to an enthusiastic staff. it is my intention to go out and earn this nomination and to win. >>this was harris's first full day of campaigning since entering the race for the democratic presidential nomination. we are going to take our case to the american people and we are going to win. president biden has given his full endorsement to hairs, calling his vice president on

the phone while isolates with harris says her goal is to unite the democratic party and the nation. we believe in freedom and opportunity and justice, not for some. >>but for she quickly turned her attention to former president trump as she looks to november's election. >>and in this campaign, i will proudly put my record against his. >>harris was introduced by her husband. second gentleman, doug emhoff. >>we're going to win this election. >>and one big decision harris will have to make soon is who will be her vice presidential running mate. i'm told that the campaign has already started working on the short list reporting in washington, reshad hudson, act.

>>thanks, irshad. the vp responding to support tonight by saying in part, quote, i am proud of secure the broad support needed to become our party's nominee. and as the daughter of california, i am proud my home states delegation help put our campaign over the top. the democratic party is expected to choose harris as their presidential nominee officially at the democratic national convention next month. and the top democrats were surveyed by the associated press. almost 2000 votes are needed to become the nominee out of the 2700 surveyed. only 4.54. said they were undecided. more than 2600 support. harris. >>we don't have time to waste. we don't have time to mess around and to figure things out and to decide, well, maybe this person will maybe that person. kamala harris is person knows how to work with people. she stopped and she is going to be the next >>well, they're san francisco

mayor london breed expressing her support of the vice president today on the steps of city hall. it's where harris got her start in politics. reid is calling on supporters to campaign on harris's behalf outside the city. >>have to travel to battleground states. we're going to have to hit the doors in the fall. we're going to have to do text messages were going to have to defend her record because that people right now as we speak that are trying to tear her down and will consistently go after every single step of the way. >>with vice president harris as new push to become the next democratic presidential nominee. reactions continue to flood in from around the bay area where the vice president started her political career in the south bay. lawmakers have endorsed the vice president and local political groups say they're ready to stand behind her kron 4. shaq moment has the story. >>vice president kamala harris could become the first bay area native elected as the president of the united states. the now presumptive

democrat nominee for president grew up in the east bay where she worked as an alameda county prosecutor. she was later elected san francisco's district attorney becoming the first black and south asian american woman to hold that office. harris never served in the south bay, but democrats there say they consider harris one of their own. my sense of democrats and arm the south bay area is more of an identification with the vice president, harris because of her values and who she is chair for santa clara county democrats. bill james says the vice president's new campaign replacing current president joe biden's bid for reelection has ignited a new spark for people working on the ground. there was a lot of anxiety about the about the whole about the fact that the national dialogue was focused our candidates age and infirmity and inability to brian south bay. lawmakers like congressman ro cada endorsing the vice president saying in a social media post, quote, our party can out run on a message of hope and a

vision for the future. and congresswoman zoe lofgren posting, quote, show strongly make the case against donald trump and will make a great president if republicans were hoping that something like this happen, i think they're going to regret. >>that we did have a change, a change at the top. i think you should really look. >>at her record here is attorney general for california. but for bay area regional vice chair for the california republican party, jason clarke, harris, as the state's attorney general is an example of poor leadership. quality of life has gone down. crime is kind democrats say her record will reflect better. the vice president's experience in the bay area it in the and the state of california is different than caricature that republicans will try to get. meantime, california delegates who are going to go for biden at the dnc now unanimously endorsed vice president harris joining a long states who will likely push the vice president and to the democratic nominee for president that has biden has stepped down. but i've really seen. >>increase in energy when

people start thinking about the possibility of kamala harris in the south bay jack moment. kron 4 news. >>well, as a nice weekend out there, but what to expect for the work week ahead. let's check in with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>yeah, we've got some of the fog moving in along the coastline right now. but you see how low it was. you see the tops the golden gate hours. that's kind of give you an idea. high pressure kind of compressing drew of fog bank outside right now. and that means yeah, it's going to be a hot one out there as we head toward the interior valleys tomorrow. again, number jump today, some places almost 20 degrees warmer out there. how about a little more of that temperatures? boy, they spiked 101 today in little more one-on-one in antioch. 92 in san jose. 95 in the battle and 92 in santa rosa, although along the coastline, boy, not much heat there. 61 degrees. it was 40 degrees cooler on the coastline from half moon bay livermore for today. high pressure. this ridge has been around with us almost the better part of july. and guess what? it's got one more bring

us some hot weather. you can see the expands tomorrow and that could lead to some very hot temperatures, especially inland for a much of the bay area in the interior parts of california. temperatures are going to soar again. so we've got advisories for heat parts of the north bay, the south bay, the santa clara valley, excessive heat warnings. alameda contra costa county, as we're expecting those numbers soaring into triple digits by tomorrow afternoon. and then we're going to begin to finally see some changes. i looks like we're going to watch temperatures begin to cool off just a little bit. so long range forecast. here's the good news we get through these next few days. all of a sudden, yeah, we're all in the gray and that's a good place to be easy at this scale just above. that will be normal as we head in toward the end of this month and the beginning of next, something we have been able to say much of july. been able to say much of july. guys, back to you. dave's compay just scored the

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>>the race for the white house has taken quite a many twists and turns as nation attempts withdraw from the race and to top it all off. no official democratic nominee weeks before the convention to break down strategy moving forward. kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with brett samuels, white house reporter for the hill. >>no real precedent for this in washington. kind of a breakneck pace. how is this being digested by u and folks who, you know, covered the white house on a day-to-day basis. >>yeah, it was. you guys mentioned, you know, it's been pretty breakneck pace here just in the last month or so, really dating back that debate at the end of june, just sort of a barrage of developments. but certainly it's it's sort of hard to believe that it was only about 30 hours ago that

the president biden announced that he would not be seeking reelection in november. a given. so the rapid pace that which we've seen vice president harris really kind of consolidate support for the democratic party. she's raised tens of millions of dollars. he's already gone to delaware to the campaign headquarters. so, you know, for for race that, you know, on saturday was trump versus biden. it already very much feels like it is now trump versus harris heading into november. >>so the most overused term these days is unprecedented. but this is unprecedented. is it not? and and would you drop on something in history that that that helps you try and, you know, go with the punches here. >>yeah, certainly hard to think of a time when you know you've hazard this succession of events. when you when you add in that assassination attempt against former president trump, certainly it's a very unprecedented sort of wave of of events. but, you know, i think obviously people like to hearken back to lyndon the president announced he

would not seek a second term, but certainly this is closer to the that when president johnson announced he would not be running for reelection, this is a condensed timeline that we're dealing with. as you guys mentioned, the democratic convention chicago is on august 19. so we're less than a month away when president biden is announced that he's stepping aside the non as the nominee. so certainly sort of, as you guys said, it doesn't apply here. you know, the the term unprecedented when we think about just the really condensed timeline and how quickly things have evolved and changed in just short time. i. >>there's a from some democratic leaders kamala harris might emerge a stronger candidate if she does have to kind of prove herself here in a little mini primary. what's the expectation for how this will actually play out? >>yeah, certainly that's that's been an argument that we've heard from some folks who think that it would look better than just that sort of coronation, if you will, of party leaders, you know, crowning her, the nominee. but

at the same time, it's it's hard to see what that would really look like. a sort you know, many primary, the folks who i think a lot of people would have expected to maybe throw their hat in the ring as a potential candidate have already basically all lined up behind harris factor is the nominee. when you think about gavin newsom in california, josh shapiro and pennsylvania, andy beshear kentucky, jb pritzker and illinois get a graduate michigan. all those folks who are sort of floated as maybe alternatives. they've all said they support harris, is the nominee. it's kind of hard to see a serious challenger kind of taking her on at this point. just given all the advantages she has. so this point, think what we'll see instead is harris, a consensus that we talk about she wants to earn the nomination. she wants to work for the nomination and she's going to go out there and make sure she's, you know, talking with lawmakers talking with advocacy talking with state delegates to to basically say, you know, that she earned this the right way and she won over their support. >>so, brett, you did run down a list of names that word would have been potential challenges. challengers kamala

harris. they're also now being looked at as possible running mates who who do you see in the top 2 or 3? >>yes, ali. so i think the folks i mention, you know, andy beshear, the kentucky governor and josh secure the pennsylvania governor. they certainly get a lot of another name to watch and sort of bandied about is mark kelly, the senator from arizona, obviously with kelly in shapiro. the benefits are that they represent swing states. shapira particular is a governor who, you know, kind of brings that statewide you know, it would be a much younger ticket than what republicans are running with trump at the top. so those are going 3 names, right? cooper from north carolina. another governor whose name gotten thrown in there. i think those are the 4 names. cooper, shapiro, bashir and mark kelly who i think are the top of most people's lists. and certainly to be interesting to see again, the convention less than a month away. how quickly we see kamala harris and her

team moved to kind of out these candidates and name a running mate. >>kamala's name was already on the ticket. now she's just at the top of the ticket. does she get to just take over entire biden campaign apparatus and the financial war chest? is that just all hers right now? and it's really a pretty seamless transition and would it shock you if she were not the nominee? >>it's answer your second question first. yes, im good shopping at this point. she's not the nominee. there just seems to be such this groundswell of support democrats after weeks of kind of infighting about biden is the candidate i think are really just excited to kind of rally behind kamala harris and put that in the rear view and say we're we're uniting behind harris and we want to be donald trump. and it's your first question. you know, essentially, yes, she does get a kind of in harris inherit the biden campaign infrastructure. you know, she was on the ticket so she can say that primary we're also going for her essentially earlier this year. she's

already said she's going to maintain the same campaign as president biden jen o'malley dillon sort of being the architect or the chairwoman of the campaign moving forward and that were chest that inherit as well, which is really important because other potential challengers likely would have run into some issues and herring that big fundraising haul. and we should note that already in just 24 hours after biden backed or as the nominee dollars already raised about 81 million dollars according to the campaign. certainly a sign i think excitement among democrats about this new face. that's right. on the money. yeah, it's a ton of money in a short >>so before we close out here, the one name we have not really discussed much donald trump and how is he digesting all this material? because campaign thus far had been pretty much based around biden and his agent. now donald trump. has been a

>>yeah, certainly it's it's a pointed contrast when you go from sort of the 2 oldest, major party candidates in history to now kamala harris. only 59. she can really draw that contrast with donald trump. but i think, you know, to your point, the trump campaign was really hoping joe biden will stay at the top of the ticket. they view him as a weaker candidate. they obviously with leading pretty comfortably in a lot of soul. so they felt like that was their best case scenario. but certainly we're already seeing the trump campaign and the former president pivoted to attacking harris over a, you know, a record on the border and inflation's retire her to president biden's record on those issues and then also attacking over something she said during the 2020 primary when she herself was running for the white would not be surprised to see a lot of those old comments resurfaced as well as comments that she made praising joe biden when the trump campaign is is very eager. i think to connect her to biden who is pretty with both democrats and republicans. >>the rough and tumble few

months here ahead of the election. brett samuels, really appreciate your time. brett's reporter with the help have a good night. there's been

drama has reproach, a deadline, the democratic national convention that is. and that's next month in chicago news nation's alex caprariello reports on how chicago is getting ready. >>exactly one month from now. this united center right here behind me is going to be crowded with thousands of people for the democratic national convention. that includes supporters, delegates and politicians. we know that the chicago police department has been in milwaukee this entire week observing how that city handles its own massive

event and also observing security operations from what they call the secret service nerve center. but the police superintendent says they've been preparing for the dnc since chicago found out it was going to be the host city. >>500 additional officers are being brought in to help out, which will free up cpd to have their best trained and most talented officers for crowd control and field force work. these officers have undergone 40 plus hours of training in platoons to handle large-scale protests and disruptions that might unexpectedly breakout. but the recent assassination attempt on former president donald trump's life has also shifted the law enforcement focus in chicago with the secret service placing at least partial blame on the local police for the shooting on president trump. cpd says they have been in near constant communication with federal partners to ensure there is no breakdown in coverage. >>our relationship here with the secret service has been stellar, spend 100% professional our communication is all right. on point, we are

planning together. we meet. we have these conversations all the time and i can tell you it the contact in the collaboration between not only secret service but all of our federal all of our federal partners around the planning of the dnc has been great. and i would just going to continue that throughout superintendent larry snelling says he has full confidence and trust in the united states secret service to protect windows rooftops and other compromising positions here in the city of chicago.

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the donald trump reporter marni hughes takes a look back at harris's time in public service. >>history was made wednesday, january, 20th 2021 ball kamala harris, the former san francisco district attorney and california attorney general became the 49th vice president of the united states. so help me god. junior senator from california became the first black american and first south asian american to hold the office of vice president. >>born in oakland, california, to a jamaican american economist and an indian american cancer researcher kamala and her sister maya, were raised by their single that my mother asked anyone permission. >>i is within one generation nice and various candidate

president of the united states, a graduate of howard college and the university of california hastings college of law in 2004 harris became the first woman district attorney in san francisco. they're she created a program which allowed first-time drug offenders a chance to earn a high school degree. and supported issues like rights. i now declare you spouses for life. she was reportedly tough on crime but made headlines after a scandal at the county crime lab led to the dismissal of about 1000 cases. as attorney general kamala harris fought to defend dhaka before becoming vp. kamala harris was a rising star in the democratic party, reportedly on a shortlist for u.s. attorney general during the obama administration. but her eyes were set on the u.s. senate tumbled to offer my first official speech as

junior united states senator as a member of the senate judiciary committee, harris famously had a heated exchange with an attorney general bill barr about barr's handling of the mueller report. attorney general barr has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? >>i wouldn't. i yes or no. >>stand before you today. to announce my candidacy. >>in 2017, harris threw her hat in the ring to run for president. she pulled no punches even when it came to her future running mate. today. you agree today. >>that you are wrong to oppose busing in america. her run for the white house ended in late 2019 and she threw her support behind her future boss. >>president of the united throughout her time in dc the

biden-harris white house reportedly added 15 million new jobs in the u.s. and as a type one diabetic, she worked to control insulin prices for seniors and in favor of the second amendment. >>and i believe we need assault weapon bans. she supports red flag laws and has been a fierce advocate for a woman's right to choose. harris did receive backlash of her handling of issues at the southern border. she was tapped by biden to work on migration issues at the u.s. mexico border. yet some thought she minimized the issue after it took her several months to visit the border israel has a right to defend itself.

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democratic nominee and the california delegates were all on that call. we did a virtual vote and it was unanimous that gives her 496 more delegates she needed just under 2000 to essentially have to pledge delegates to clinch the nomination. and it looks like we are well on our way to have her as our official nominee. >>you that pelosi was on this i read somewhere that she said this is, you know, we have kind of new energy thanks to the selflessness of joe biden and the excellence of kamala harris without biden. harris isn't at the top of the ticket. now, how monumental was his decision to put his ego aside and make this call? >>well, i think it's historic. and i think you're also going to see in the coming months as he finishes his term because, of course, he still the president. you're going to see a lot of praise and accolades for that decision. but there's also just this tremendous

excitement that we have this vibrant, energetic, experienced vice president who is ready to go. that excitement already manifested itself in that in the first 24 hours, she has raised 81 million dollars from almost a million donors. it's crazy. it's really and people are just fired up. in fact, i also understand that over 30,000 people have signed up to volunteer. and i think that's probably that the strongest testament of the fact that people want to be with her to defeat donald trump. >>okay. you have a personal relationship with kamala harris. we can talk about this. you say that she had your back when you ran the first female, you know, lieutenant governor of california. and now you're saying you have her back. talk to me a little bit about that. you know, i was working in business in california and she

was the da here in san francisco. and we became friends you know, we on to dover, the fact that women and, you know, high levels of power were not common. this is 20 years ago and then when i decided to run for lieutenant governor, which was the first thing i ever ran for as a result donald trump winning. that she endorse me very early and i am sure that i would not have become the first woman elected lieutenant governor if she had not stood up and given me her endorsement very early. so it's incredibly exciting and very proud to be out there helping her now, you know me just jump in for a second. i i we spoke to dave mckeown. he's our political expert. >>i put it to him. i said, you know, hillary clinton 2016, you worked for hillary clinton. she didn't make it to the white house. what's different for kamala harris in 2024, is america ready for a woman president? >>i have to i think it's a lot bigger than not. i think the

question is much bigger now because we've had donald trump is the president. we know what he plans to do. he said he's going to be vindictive and and seek at revenge against people who didn't support him at california's going to be high on that list. we are the most populous state, the 5th largest economy and his vow to come after women and our reproductive rights and freedoms here. he has vowed to come after immigrant families, undocumented immigrant. he has vowed to take his revenge. we can't even imagine what he will. leash on us here in our state and of course, around the country. so to have a vice president, which is the best training ground, especially because and you saw today. how close the president and vice president have to come. he really has mentored her and taught her along the way she's ready for and it is going to be a battle to defeat him that

i believe we have candidates who can do it. >>because eric holder's law firm is now vetting potential vp picks. that decision needs to come quickly in this condensed timeframe that we're working in. who would you like to see the vice president consider on a short gosh, i there are so many great people across the country and i am sure that >>they have their work cut out for them. but i can tell you as a lieutenant governor to governor that it's really important that you have a trusting and positive and healthy working relationship with that person. she is a vice president. she knows. and she has told me and talk to me about how she knows that the president has valued having her by his side as a trusted bp. i think she'll be looking for the same thing. in addition, of course, to someone who's going to appeal to those voters in those battleground states because we're going to need them in order to win this election. all right. governor newsom has been a big cheerleader for joe

biden. >>his name has also been bandied about he has what about your boss? i think you'd have to ask the political scientist, but i don't think that the president and vice president can be from the same state. >>i think that's actually why we haven't heard his name about. but again, maybe because she's vice president, it's different. but again, she's got a wonderful relationship with our governor and the idea of her being president and gavin newsom as our governor, we can really solve some of the big challenges because we know we have challenges in our state and in our that require you know, people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and make some really hard decisions about how we can present. but we'll have to win this election first. well, we need another 7 minutes to talk about your run for governor. but the news in washington, he's kind of dominating things.

>>right now ahead of the november election, i can honestly tell you, i have not thought about my own campaign for past 24 hours. it's very exciting. and and she is. >>and national figure now she's our vice president, but she's born in oakland, just, you know, you were saying. and so for us to have someone we know so well. we know how capable how strong, how smart she it's it's been an exciting 24 hours and we're all going to be out there on this battlefield election with her. all right. i know we are tight on time. this whole thing has been about age. >>she changes the equation. does she not? yes, she again, i think it's reflected in this incredible outpouring of support for her and excitement. >>so now >>it's on and i'm not going to let you leave before i mention you, you are a huge beyonce taylor swift fan what do you say? do you have any indication that they may come out and encourage their

legions female fans. >>i do not know, but i will say that this is a moment for women to rally behind the person who will protect our bodily autonomy and our reproductive freedom. jd vance, whose the vp pick for trump has already said he doesn't believe abortions, even in the case of incest and rape. he has been very clearly on the record and at we have to stop this. so i hope that women like, you know, beyonce and taylor swift and so many others roll up their sleeves and are not afraid to to get involved in this with us because it's going to take everyone to make sure that we save our democracy and all the things that we hold so dear in this country. all right. thank you so much. the man accused of

shooting and killing 5 members of his family in alameda appeared in court on monday. kron four's philippe djegal reports from oakland where the victim's family member saw shane killian for the first time since the killings. >>donning a vest preventing him from causing self bodily harm. 54 year-old shane killian appearing before judge lina khan does in alameda county superior court. his second time in court since allegedly shooting and killing his wife parents-in-law and 2 young children inside his beachside home in alameda a week and a half ago. >>chileans father-in-law's family showed up to court monday morning. it was really difficult. west. >>our first time my first time here. i feel very disgusted

being on the other side and with no face expression. nothing. i just. i don't know how someone could just stand there and not be side something like this. jillian is represented by the alameda county public defender's office. >>his attorney requested to have his arraignment continue for a plea. >>and judge condace obliged gillian is now due back in court. august 30th broken into million pieces. we will never forget this. this pain will never go killian has been charged with 5 counts of murder and weapons violations. >>he could face more than 231 years in prison if convicted and sentenced to all charges. but there could be an outside chance that at some point he could be eligible for parole.

there were 5 victims. >>i think the >>gillian is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin without bail in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity.

the first african-american and south asian woman to become the vice president united states. now that she is the presumed democratic nominee for president in this year's election. the campaign trail is familiar to her as she ran for president back in 2020 announcing her candidacy right

here in the bay area where her political career began. kron four's. pam moore has a closer look. >>i stand before you today. to announce my candidacy. >>20,000 people come out to oakland to launch the presidential campaign of kamala harris. the moment that i heard her speak, she inspired commoners is incredibly intelligent person deep character and about around care for we the people early on she was considered among the frontrunners that i will support and defend. not surprising for someone who has had a string of political victories in her home state. harris's father is jamaican american. she was raised in the east bay by her indian american mother, a cancer researcher. she graduated uc hastings law school was an alameda county assistant da assistant da in san francisco. then elected to times as da in the city starting in 2003.

>>harris and her only sibling and sister maya are extremely close as children. mother expose them to activism and rallies and community, which is why in this campaign video she passionately credits her mother's courage as her driving for us as fact that my mother never asked anyone permission. >>to tell her what was is line within one generation. i stand here, various candidate for president of the united states. >>as district attorney, she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular. she did hit some snags, a drug scandal at the county crime lab, the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz.

>>the work that. if elected, i will be able to do as attorney general of the state of california. i think can very much be worth that would be in tandem lost the goals of president-elect obama as the issue of same marriage was taking off. she refused to defend the prop 8 ban. >>and when the final court ruling came down, she performed the viles in the first couple san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly, she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris. her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court

justice. after the sudden death of antonin scalia. she declined interest in both and while ag and 2014, her close knit family expanded. she married last angeles attorney douglas emhoff. she has made a lot of noise as california's junior senator on the high-profile judiciary and intelligence committees. she has stood out in hearings using her skills as a prosecutor. attorney general barr, has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? >>i wouldn't. i wouldn't yes or district. could you repeat that question? i will repeat it in a chamber dominated by republicans. she has helped lead the fight for national police reform and the federal anti-lynching bill. they're not marching in the streets for water down proposals been vocal on the need for more relief and critical of the white house handling of covid

90. i think there's been other vacuum of leadership this white house and supported impeachment of president trump. i am in favor of beginning impeachment proceedings and the reason is you know, i've read the mueller report there is clearly outlined at least 10 cases of obstruction of justice in her run for the white house. she famously hit hard joe biden for working with segregation is when it came to busing. >>do you agree today? that you were wrong to oppose busing in america. later, she said of biden, i think i think very highly of joe biden. i think a great i think he's been and incredible public servant. i think he was an incredible vice president. >>she admits she never convinced the bernie sanders progressives and her party to support her. there are some people who just believe that prosecutors shouldn't exist tonight. and i don't think i'm never going to satisfy them. >>ultimately, though, despite the initial bounce, her

presidential campaign ran out of money and momentum, a first in her political career. yet her mother who passed in 2009 is still guiding her vision. >>think my most we bring integrity. fairness justice back into our democracy. more kron. 4 news. >>more news cothe city

of fremont saw an increase of violent crimes this weekend. and there's been 3 homicides

in the city this month alone. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with police about how they're working to keep the city safe. >>the pictures of three-year-old ellie lorenzo were heartbreaking to see after she was found dead at a san jose recycling center. police say her father and fremont resident jared lorenzo took his own life after killing her. but a blunt force trauma was released the cause of death questions about what could have happened started pouring in to the fremont police station sergeant ken macdonald says it's unknown where the little girl was killed from a police department took the initial a missing investigation >>and that was the initial investigation. but la was found deceased in san jose. ultimately they took over homicide investigation. the city is not known for homicides which made 2 on saturday. even more puzzling. the first around one, 30 pm when a man was found dead shot and killed near nichols avenue followed by a shooting just before 09:00pm that claimed the life of a woman at lake arrowhead avenue and alvaro

boulevard having to in one day's highly unusual. it is not the so it's and at this point is an anomaly. the fact that there were 2 in one day. >>all violent crimes concerning to always. there have now been 4 homicides in fremont this year, but sergeant mcdonald says crime is stable in the city. no sharp increase or decrease telling concerned residents that police are doing everything possible to keep the public safe. we have technology that we always use. we have cameras. we have drones. we have air units that we always ask for circumstances where we're looking for a suspect. police say that most of the victims and the 4 confirmed homicides from this year in fremont had some sort of relationship or association with the suspects. investigators say that early indication. >>shows that the 2 suspected shooters from saturday's homicides were not from fremont reporting in fremont. i'm rob nesbitt kron.

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>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. new tonight, vice president kamala harris has enough support from democratic delegates to become the party's presidential nominee. monday was her first full day of campaigning after president biden ballot out of the race, stopping by her campaign headquarters in delaware. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest details. >>and although the nomination isn't locked up just yet in the last 24 hours, harris has been able to raise over 81 million dollars and she's already securing the

endorsement of some pretty high-profile democrats. was president. kamala harris entered her campaign headquarters in delaware to an enthusiastic staff. it is my intention to go out and earn this nomination and to win. >>this was harris's first full day of campaigning since entering the race for the democratic presidential nomination. we are going to take our case to the american people and we are going to win. president biden has given his full endorsement to harris calling his vice president on the phone while he isolates with harris says her goal is to unite the democratic party and the nation. we believe in freedom and opportunity and justice, not for some.

>>but for she quickly turned her attention to former president trump as she looks to november's election. >>and in this campaign, i will proudly put my record against his. >>harris was introduced by her husband. second gentleman, doug emhoff. >>we're going to win this election. >>and one big decision harris will have to make soon is who will be her vice presidential running mate. i'm told that the campaign has already started working on the short list reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >>the vp responding to the support tonight by saying in part, i'm proud have secure the broad support needed to become our party's nominee. as the daughter of california. i'm proud that my home states delegation help put our campaign over the top. the democratic party is expected choose kamala harris as their presidential nominee at the democratic national convention next month in chicago. well,

state senator scott wiener probably endorse harris saying he's proud to have known her since her tenure as the francisco district attorney. >>someone who is very strong sheet very automatically, a supporter of lgbtq she's very passionate about reproductive health access and she's a career prosecutor. who wants to make sure the criminal justice system is working. she's the real deal. >>meantime, california, republican party leaders say whether the democratic nominee is harris or anyone else, they still firmly believe donald trump will be better for america. >>every single one of the people that is being talked about to replace president biden on that ticket would be an absolute disaster. you need look no further than their policies, whether it's someone like governor gavin newsom, our vice president harris, both leaders in california, they have championed all of

the policies that made our state a laughingstock. the rest of the nation. >>the democratic national convention where harris is expected to be picked as the official nominee for the party is set to begin on august 19th in chicago. and with the vice president, harris's new push to become the next democratic presidential nominee. reactions continue to flood in from around the bay area where the vice president, of course, started her political career in the south bay. lawmakers have until it's the vice president and local political groups say they're ready to stand behind her kron. 4 shock moment has the story. >>vice president kamala harris could become the first bay area native elected as the president of the united states. the now presumptive democrat nominee for president grew up in the east bay where she worked as an alameda county prosecutor. she was later elected san francisco's district attorney becoming the first black and south asian american woman to hold that office. harris never served in the south bay, but democrats

there say they consider harris one of their own by sets of democrats and arm the south bay area is more of an identification with vice president, harris because of her values and who she is chair for santa clara county democrats. bill james says the vice president's new campaign replacing current president joe biden's bid for reelection has ignited a new spark for people working on the ground. it was a a lot of anxiety about the about the whole about the fact that the national dialogue was focused our candidates age and infirmity and inability to ryan south bay. lawmakers like congressman ro cada endorsing the vice president saying in a social media post, quote, our party can out run on a message of hope and a vision for the future. and congresswoman zoe lofgren posting, quote, show strongly make the case against donald trump and will make a great president. if republicans are hoping that something like this happen, i think they're going to regret. >>that we did have a change, a change at the top. i think you should really look.

>>at her record here is attorney general for california. but for bay area regional vice chair for the california republican party, jason clarke, harris, as the state's attorney general is an example of poor leadership. quality of life has gone down. crime is kind democrats say her record will reflect better. the vice president's experience in the bay area it in the end, the state of california is different than caricature that republicans will try to get. meantime, california delegates who are going to go for biden at the dnc now unanimously endorsed vice president harris joining a long states who will likely push the vice president and to the democratic nominee for president that has biden has stepped down. but i've really seen. >>an increase in energy when people start thinking about the possibility of kamala harris in the south bay jack moment. kron 4 news. >>and of course, stay with kron 4 on air and online for the latest on harris's for the presidency, you can on over to kron 4 dot com or download the kron 4 and the future of a

proposed new city in solano county will not be up to the voters, california forever. the group behind the proposal announced they are scrapping their efforts to get on the november ballot. the group says it will instead submit an application to the county. this comes after solano county recently had released a report citing concerns about the proposed cities effect on water traffic and taxes. in a statement, state senator bill dodd who represents the area said in part the proponents of this ill-conceived development. thought they were going to flash their cash and run over our community like a bunch of pumpkins. but instead they ran face first into a brick wall. goes on to say i hope they have and they're fundamentally flawed design an approach and instead work collaboratively with local governments, develop housing in a thoughtful way and places where it's actually suitable. now on to oakland, oakland, mayor sheng thao. she has a

new communications chief bay area sports reporter casey pratt is taking over. prada has deep roots in oakland. his family has lived there since the 18 70's. this all comes just over a month since the fbi raid of the mayor's home, which prompted her last communications chief to resign. the exact reason to that raid has yet to be released. and the oakland ballers announced they're moving on from manager mike, our micah franklin excuse made the move comes before the end of the team's inaugural season. they haven't given a reason yet. but right now the ballers have the 4th best % record in the league aaron miles in antioch, native and world series winner with the st. louis cardinals will be serving as the interim manager. and runners at your mark. we're days away from the san francisco's iconic marathon this weekend. organizers say 31,000 runners from across the world are expected to participate in multiple races throughout the city because of the big event. multiple roads will be closed

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>>if you know someone who has covid, you're not alone. the summer search continues tonight. kron four's dan kerman speaks to experts about how to protect yourself and your loved ones. santa claus county superior court judge has now made a decision on

whether to release a sexually violent predator. kristin vartan has the latest from that. her locks mountain view neighborhood. >>so the staff was county superior court judge had 2 decisions to make. the first being whether or not to revoke the conditionl release of kevin scott gray. the second whether to reconsider the location. they are were originally going to release great at in the mountain neighborhood of ter lock. so here's what the judge did decide. they will not revoke that. court's decision to release kevin gray, but this department today hospitals will need to find another location to release him. so this does come after witnesses discussed hundreds of images of children 14 and under some of their underwear found on the memory stick reviewed and 2020 gray who was president in court via zoom claims. the photos are not this ruling also comes after forensic clinical psychologist evaluated grace since 2018 says he diagnosed with head of feel like disorder and exhibition is disorder. but he

says gray show signs of years long motivation for treatment and before court mom shared with fox 40 her feelings about gray's release. >>we're just trying to protect our children and keep our community safe. we have a daughter i keep saying it, but it is true. they do. it's just a sleep at night. just terrified already. just because she heard about it. >>now, as far as the ruling to consider a new location, it all came down to whether a home within 50 to 100 feet of the proposed placement spot for gray is considered a homeschool. resident who was enrolled her daughter in keys to learning elementary, a public school that provides curriculum for independent at-home learning was called to the stand after cross-examination, the judge ruled that a public school was considered within a quarter mile of the proposed location, deeming it inappropriate. so everyone's due back in court here on october 22nd for a placement review. meanwhile, another sexually violent predator, timothy weathers will have his day in court on tuesday morning here in modesto, covering local news.

that matters some art on fox. 40 news. u.s. secret service

director kimberly cheatle facing a grilling from lawmakers who want answers for the attempted assassination of former president donald trump. it came during a rally as he ran for the position again. washing correspondent basil john reports on the hearing. >>on july 13th. we failed u.s. secret service director kimberly cheatle told lawmakers on monday she takes full responsibility for the security lapse that led to the attempted assassination of donald trump. we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure

that an incident like july 13th does not happen again. however, when pressed by lawmakers to determine how can you why the secretary of state in place a single agent on the roof, we're still looking into the advanced process and the okay. okay. members furious with the lack of answers. never. maryland democrat congressman jamie raskin question. why the former president was allowed to take the stage when secret service was warned of a suspicious person. so you distinguish between someone who is suspicious and someone is threatening there are a number of times protective events where suspicious people are identified and those individuals have to be investigated and determined. what is it identifies that suspicious for ohio republican congressman jim jordan became enraged because the secret service denied some requests from the trump campaign. you cut corners when it came to protecting one of the most important individual, most well-known individuals on the

planet. the director says the july 13th rally had sufficient resources, but lawmakers furious with cheatle are calling for her resignation. not only should you resign if you refuse to do so. president biden needs to fire. will. and i believe director channel that you should resign. reporting in washington. i'm basil. john know how many more. >>stocks surged higher as wall street shrugs off political turbulence and more people are going back to mcdonalds. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the story line, a wall street last week was money moving out of high priced tech stocks and into more reasonable small cap stocks. well, this week, yeah, forget about that money flowed right back into the tech sector today as traders once again fell in love with the big names out there. and interestingly shrug off all of the political turbulence out there today. we saw some of the big names like nvidia, meta and alphabet posting gains but bucking the trend was crowdstrike. the company at the center of that big

outage from last week. its shares were down by another 13% today. here's an interesting story as well. shares of el segundo based mattel up 15% today after reports that a buyout firm has placed acquisition offer on the table. no further details there. but it will be interesting to see if post barbie, mattel is now in play. the earning season is underway this week. we'll get reports from tesla alphabet, chipotle among others on thursday. we'll get the latest numbers on economic growth. and on friday, the latest stats on inflation. and here's a story that will surprise exactly. no one mcdonald's has discovered that price is very important to its customers in june, mcdonald's rolled out its $5 value meal in response to people staying away from fast food because of rising prices attributed primarily to higher commodity and labor costs. mcdonald's brought out the value meal and people started coming back. so now mcdonald's

says it will extend its value meal all the way into august, which tells us very clearly that fast food cannot be priced as high as fast, casual or people will stay away. this is a lesson that's going to be taken very seriously. not just by make these but all fast food chains. back to you. >>kron on will if you know some

has covid, you're not alone. the summer search continues tonight. kron four's dan kerman speaks to experts about how to protect yourself and your loved ones. >>the covid-19 summer surge is in full swing. the cdc

reporting wastewater surveillance shows california and other western states with the highest levels and no end in sight. getting covid is not necessarily a walk in the park for everyone. >>ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says the surge is due in part to the new flirt variant, which is very transmissible. but he says an increase in summer travel is also playing a role as his california's record-breaking heat, which is sending many indoors to cool off. the other reason, of course, is that, you know, i've for the 6 months since the last time, a lot of people got infected. >>and that's enough time for unity to wear down a little bit so that people will get symptoms. cold and flu symptoms are still the most common, however, covid symptoms can now also include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. while a newly formulated vaccine is due out by september, experts say those at risk should not wait to fuel and 65 or your income rice. go ahead and get that shock if you hoping to get the

new shot in the fall. the reason why is that? there are still people being hospitalized still people dying in the u.s. and that is disproportionately in those vulnerable groups. doctors say additional levels of protection include masking at airports and public transit. and in crowded indoor spaces. and if you do get masking is also important to protect those. you live with your living with somebody who older immunocompromised. you have covid. don't forget to be very conservative about keeping that mask on home for least 5 days maybe testing negative before you take the mask off. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>55 years have passed since the first people set foot on the moon. nasa is planning its next mission to the moon. this time to a different spot, washington correspondent vinay simlot spoke with the man in charge of nasa about the next mission.

>>55 years after america's giant leap for mankind go planned, nasa is ferrying rocket stage from new orleans to florida and with it the next generationof moon exploration. we're not going back to them. and just to go. >>because we did that 50 years ago, the next artemis mission planned for next september will take 4 astronauts around the moon. nasa hopes it will set up trips to the moon's south pole. if there's water in abundance, then we can create rocket fuel. >>boy, from the moon, nasa plans to keep going so that we can go to mars with him the house is working on legislation to reauthorize nasa. the first comprehensive legislation to do it in 7 years. we need to do all that we can to ensure that the u.s. remains the leader in space, oklahoma representative frank lucas, the house science space and technology committee

chairman warned about china's progress in space. just last month, china return rock samples from the far side of the moon. china plans to put people on the moon by 2030, nasa hopes americans will be back on the moon in 2026. this time to the south >>decades after americans landed near the equator. in washington, i've some lot. >>the weather was nearly perfect for a festival honoring the legacy of a prince turn. king thousands turned out monday for the 47th annual prince lot. hula festival. bryce moore shows us why it's more than just a celebration of dance. >>young and old, experienced and brand-new to hula this festival welcomes being held

on the grounds of the frank fasi civic park. the prince lot hula festival is the largest non competitive hula festival in hawaii. it. >>on means a lot. also will be can in a fit. he was a great proponent of the arts and doing his administration of king. >>he actually brought in some of cultural practices back into government. all. >>for 47 years, the festival showcases all styles of houla. 12 are invited each year harlow really mile has participated every year. >>minutes a kid's eye made it in competition. good experience, especially those grand more than just a celebration of dance. much of hawaiian history is told

through so this festival is a way to instill hawaii language and tradition with the youth. so the one thing about this event is we bring all of that to the community and the and invite the community to come learn about our hawaiian cultural practices traditions.

president harris are pouring in from lawmakers across the state following the president biden's historic announcement, samantha cortez, he has more. >>it's also great for the former california attorney general, former senator for

state of california. now vice president to be in the white house. it's going to be good for state and good for our priorities in a state full of progressive political heavyweights, endorsements are rolling in for vice president kamala harris to become the next democratic presidential nominee. senator alex padilla replaced harris in the u.s. senate when she became vice president. we caught up with him today. the values and momentum that brought so much progress and accomplishments that in the last 2 a half years will only continue we elect kamala harris as next president of state's fellow san francisco liberal governor gavin newsom quickly voiced support for harris calling her tough fearless tenacious california senate candidate and burbank congressman adam schiff called for president biden to drop out of the race. now saying he put his country first by doing so allowing someone else to carry the torch. i have every confidence. >>that she could beat donald and very excited about how quickly people are coming

together. >>to support her candidacy. it took about 24 hours, but former speaker nancy pelosi also released a statement of support posting this saying she has immense pride in endorsing vice president harris. >>if you're getting ready to hit the skies, you may want to prep your phone for the trip. rich demuro takes a look at richaun tack. >>staying connected in a foreign country is easier than ever. thanks to our smartphones. here are the tips to get your phone ready to avoid roaming charges and get around like a local. >>your smartphone is key to a successful international trip. for staff. you need flighty for ios. it gives you up to the minute alerts on your flight and any updates changes or delays on android. try happen. the air consider putting a widget on your screen that shows the time back home. and now it's time to start downloading netflix

and other streaming services lets you download shows and movies to watch without wi-fi on the plane. set up smart downloads so you always have something new to watch. x ev is a good currency converter app. don't forget to download the offline map for the place you're visiting. apple and google maps support this feature giving you directions even without a signal. samsung, apple and google have translate apps, be sure to download the language of the place you're visiting. stay connected. but avoid roaming charges. call your cellular provider and ask if roaming is included. if not turn off, roaming and use wi-fi, calling and texting get any. sam, this is a temporary cellular plan you can buy and activate right from an app on your phone. many modern smartphone support the while traveling connect to wi-fi hotspots to save on data and turn off any automatic uploads or downloads over cellular tap to pays accepted nearly everywhere. set up your card and apple pay google

wallet or samsung pay and avoid using a card that has foreign transaction fees. for what to check out shorts on social media. search for the city name along with things to do for insider tips. use ai to give you ideas for your itinerary. and lean on google lens to help you identify landmarks. if you have a newer android phone, that circle to search feature with google is really handy for translating and looking things up on your phone screen. >>if you want to lease mentioned you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. community,

teams have been out in full force, hoping to find 15 year-old nelson chow. her family pleads with the public for help as the teen was last seen on tuesday. jane king joins us from monterey park with more on the investigation. >>allison shall missing for nearly a week. her family says allison was staying with her dad when she disappeared. he is also her ex-husband last tuesday. she left home around 05:30pm, from the 200 block of north ine as in monterey park riding her bike. they believe to visit a relative in saint gabriel. however, she never arrived and her worried family reported her missing ktla. talk to her mother annie. on friday. she made an emotional plea as they searched. and you come out here as early you can do. no is what >>there's nothing again.

anthony gonzales captured home surveillance video of one of the last places that police say allison was seen. she was on her bike on july 16th around 06:15pm, at the 4400 block of collins avenue in el serino. >>he gave that video to the search party handing out fliers that was just outside his house. and i looked out only i think that's heard, but wasn't sure. so the night, you know, i just went outside with the search for the right there. and i guess they confirmed it was. so timing was everything that the search party was just outside your house. >>yeah, timing and i was about to leave my house. now. missing person signs are posted all along the streets in el serino to the cvs in alhambra to starbucks in highland park to streets in the san gabriel valley. this map shows the possible bike route from monterey park to el serino. it's about 6 miles. >>and the 30 minute ride, monterey park police say on instagram that they're aware of 2 independent search groups being organized by the family

of allison chow and that they're committed to finding the girl. they paused one of the search groups as detectives review any new leads when asked about foul play. police declined to comment but assured the public there is no immediate threat. allison is described as 5 to about 100 pounds with black hair and brown eyes last seen wearing a purple t-shirt, black shorts and dark shoes riding a blue gt mountain bike with a black backpack and interesting development. the attorney for allison's father jose romero says there will be a news conference on behalf of the father, best friends and family of allison child tomorrow. allison is still missing and there are additional resources that will be utilized in the search. her mom desperate for answers away, which i don't think he would. she's not like that. like to and it's going to ok. >>just want make sure that you're safe. >>israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington as we speak

for negotiations as they continue to bring the israel-hamas war to an end. netanyahu is scheduled to address congress this wednesday. washington correspondent jessi tenure previews his visit. >>israel's prime minister boarded a plane to the u.s. monday for high stakes meetings in washington important united this week. prime minister benjamin netanyahu plans to meet with president biden and vice president harris and address congress to urge continued support for israel in its war against hamas, leaving the release of feeding you come off the u.s. state department confirmed monday negotiations for a cease-fire and hostage deal continue. we have significantly narrow the disagreements between the parties but state spokesperson matthew mueller would not say whether the department expects the deal before netanyahu's address wednesday. it is very difficult to predict. >>there is significant tension among members of congress about netanyahu's visit. dozens of democrats plan to skip his speech over concerns

about the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >>protests against the war continued to ring out around the world as well. and capitol police are planning for a large number of demonstrators to show up for netanyahu's address. there's a great political uncertainty and walk netanyahu acknowledged sunday's big political shake-up. president biden withdrawing from the 2024 election. and harris now seeking the democratic party's presidential nomination to take on former president donald trump regardless of the outcome, netanyahu stressed it's important that israel know that america will stand together in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>more news coming at least

3 homes have been destroyed and several others damage as firefighters battle wildfires in riverside county. there are also concerns that burning embers could spark another fire. shelby nelson is in riverside with the latest details. >>shocked devastated. >>heartbroken and the beaty family is going through a wave of emotions, grateful that they're alive but heartbroken that they have no house to come to any the right here. and there's just window. angelina is just 3 months pregnant. she and her husband, noel married in december, their riverside home now gutted after ward and fire tore through this historic architecture. you can kind of you concrete like that was our breakfast. not. our kitchen right the blaze which torch more than 500 acres broke out sunday just before 2 o'clock prompting some 1500 homes to

evacuate in lisandro heights neighborhood. 4 homes were damaged and 3 others destroyed, including the pd home. noel had host things down as much as he could. but within seconds, the couple says a tree in a field behind their home caught fire, sending embers to close or trees, which then spread to their house. what's frustrating, they say is that this was preventable immediately started calling the fire department. we knew that other neighbors had called the fire department. >>we started calling like, yes, we're going to were dispatching them right now. angelina says that was around 3.39, but it wasn't until about an hour and a half later, they finally saw fire crews respond to their house captain policy right with riverside fire says resources were limited. he says the fire's erratic burning meant that they needed additional resources. but at the time, neighboring agencies were responding to the eagle fire, which was burning in corona. i can speak to the details of

the reflex time. what we call response our dispatch center was overwhelmed at the time with multiple calls >>and then the accuracy of that reporting information not discounting the individual you're talking but i know that our dispatch center command staff, our frontline personnel, did everything that they could. >>to stop the fires damaging structures. >>twisters the movie touchdown with an impressive opening at the weekend box office. plus, as the v predict the future and the rise, meyer breaks it all down for us in the entertainment report. >>big opening weekend at the box office for this movie that easily spun its way to the top. >>cause of self tornado wrangler. if feel good.

thought you could destroy tornado. we never had a chance. >>twisters >>topped the box office bringing in 8 and a half million dollars. the stand-alone sequel hits theaters nearly 20 years after the first film. twisters bump. despicable me for down a spot that film still pulling in nearly 24 million dollars after 3 weeks in theaters inside out to took 3rd this week long legs and quiet place. day one round up the top 5. and every so often we get these moments where life imitates art. the emmy award winning hbo series. veep is turning out to be a little bit like the simpsons when it comes to predicting the future. hbo posted this clip from the show and it is going viral. i'm not leaving. hostess is sleeping. and a second term

>>i did not see that coming. >>julia louis dreyfus reacted to the news of president biden's announcement on instagram posting. thank you. president biden for your service and for your extraordinary leadership and for your love of this country and all its people. and this is probably my favorite thing ever. cnn anchor wolf blitzer was enjoying his sunday off when the president made that announcement yesterday. in fact, wolf, was that el presidente in washington, d.c., enjoying a live nation. he posted this to his ex account saying he was enjoying a drink called the wolf spritzer. but after news broke just a few hours later, he was wolf. >>and if you're just joining us, i'm wolf blitzer in washington, d.c., kaitlan collins is joining us from new york. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we're following major breaking news. >>why you shouldn't tell

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let's get a check on the latest weather in the bay with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence a look at. >>pay a hot day. ice cream in a beautiful, a combination. you can see that again tomorrow, part of the hottest day of the week. but there's a sign may see some cooler weather on the way. finally are able talk about that. when i'm able to say much about that almost all of july. but out there right now, some dense fog kind of settling in given the idea of how strong the ridge of high pressure is overhead, really compressing that marine air right now. and so that means going to be deaths along the coastline. but it's going to clear the

interior valleys. and that's what it's going to say. tomorrow morning. we'll wake up with a couple patches of fog, the lots of sunshine and some hot temperatures showing up inland hot through the middle of the week. then we're going to start cooling things down as we head in toward the latter part of the week. that's cool. air began rushing off the pacific right now. some patchy fog along the coastline. not much. just a couple patches out there, but this big dome of high pressure that's been with us on and off almost all of july is going to flex its muscle one last time looks like we're done with that. there we go. that ridge expands as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. that is going to bring some of that dry desert air in the bay area. yeah, we'll see those temperatures soar by wednesday. it starts to push a little bit further to the east of the main on the hot one around the interior valleys on wednesday, but then start to cool down a little bit. then more cooling comes in. we've got a couple of troughs to begin digging along the west coast. that's going to cool that ridge often being a break. it down another one right behind that. and that's going to drop those temperatures over the weekend and into next week to maybe a little bit below the average. how about that? that will feel good. at the same time we're

seeing some rotation around that ridge will recall little monsoonal moisture you saw today the thunderstorms over the sierra nevada. we'll see a couple of clouds work their way across our skies over the next couple of days. i don't think we have much energy trying out thunderstorms here, but that's something watching as we head in toward the next few days. temperatures for tomorrow. 73 degrees, san francisco about 71 in the marina about 6, 7 degrees in daly city. patchy fog in the morning. some sunshine in the afternoon along the coastline, warming up inside the getting a very warm san carlos about 89 degrees there that we start popping up some 90's in the south bay, almost 100 degrees in saratoga tomorrow about 95 in cupertino. 96 in santa clara, east bay. that's where you see that heat. you're talking about 102 degrees and limb or 102 in pleasanton 100 and dublin about 100 degrees in walnut creek, 105 in brett, 106 in discovery temperatures soaring to 102 in fairfield tomorrow about 88 degrees in napa. and you look at those numbers coolers approach the coastline. so next few days, here we go still look at that big dome of high pressure

overhead finally weakens our looks like we're going to finally get with that ridge of high pressure as we head toward friday and saturday, temperatures much cooler than normal as we head in toward next week, too. on 4 sports. >>well, today we had quite a big day. a bay area. baseball will start off with the giants. they were down in la tonight taking on the dodgers. now prior to the game, they actually put their rivalry to the site to honor none other than a great, great willie mays. willie mason. michael was there with melvin and dave roberts during the dedication before the game got started. well, when it got started, this go to the top of the 4th. no score to offer matt chapman, but rookie pitcher river ryan. will he it, gets away from or get away from the catcher at least. >>lamont way comes into score on the passed ball on the giant to get on the board. first, bottom of the frame, same score and chaos to hernandez takes place nail for a ride high and deep to left. goes. there's no doubt about

that. when the dodgers they tie it up for the man 21st homer of the season. bottom of the 6 now, hernandez burns sail again with the bases into is freddie freeman drowning at 3rd score and the dodgers take the lead. take city same score. this time is tyler fitzgerald. he launches this when it's deep to and you can tell by giants, they tie it up and fitzgerald his 4th homer in many games. now we're at the bottom of the 8th. things are interesting. runners at the corners for who else her yet again. he singled into center kiki hernandez scores and the dodgers take the top of the night the giants with the chase down to their final out. the man on the great wisely, the cops out to lyft and hernandez makes the kids for the final out and that'll do diane say was a tough 1, 3, the final. >>despite the loss, bob melvin said this feels decent performance. today is

positive. any hopes to see more of >>did all the damage today. did that. which expect out of now. pretty good rhythm, really tough line of navigate through. even slider for the homer it was a pretty good pitch. i don't think a strike. so he threw the ball really well. 3rd time in the bowl. >>meanwhile, at the coliseum, that was the a's hosting the astros for a 3 game series. bottom of the 3rd is what picking up its score game at this point to offer miguel andu-har and proceeded tear down the line in left. >>and all the way to the water receded, dubai kicks it. 2 runs come in the school and a strike. first. the very next batter is jj bleday. he's measure. he lines one into right. gentle bounce off the as well and he comes around to score days in the second with the double capping off 3 run 3rd to get out of the 4th. now. same score man offer mixu

he singles this one into right. go off when he comes into score and oakland pay their lead 4 hogan harris had himself a game here in the top of the 7th. the strike boning nasty curveball. here is co 2 in 6 plus shutout innings and struck out 7 or 60 is a's shut out. show's >>and that does it here for us at kron-on. we'll be back with morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great rest of your night.

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