>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. at least 4 businesses were burglarized overnight in oakland kron four's gayle ong with what's next for one historic business that was hit.

>>it's just really sad to see this happening. >>over and over. >>again had dermody sta is speaking on behalf of his friend who owns the alley on grand avenue in oakland. he says the owner woke up to a call from the security alarm company after thieves broke in early wednesday gave her access to the camera so she can see them on our phone and she was watching the actual break-in happened in real time. well, we got the business now using an old cash register after one of the computers was stolen and they just ripped out. >>that off the wall took the cash drawer. >>along with the atm, but he says says business is next door also experience break-ins overnight. oakland police say they are investigating at least 4 burglaries. the other incidents happened on 13th street and jack london square from 05:00am to 06:45am. i'm hoping the other businesses didn't suffer much of a loss.

also. >>as we just want to kind of get the. >>we're down back at the alley. but isis as 2 years ago, thieves stole money from the register and that the atm made say we're going to tighten security after this a very tight-knit community. everybody who comes in here. you'll see if you come in here on any given day there, all locals and regulars. so this is a very, very like close >>family out here. >>and we're told the surveillance video was turned over to oakland police. anyone with information about these burglaries is asked to call them gayle ong kron. 4 news. the city of oakland plans at 18 new speed safety cameras an effort to keep streets safer. city officials say current data shows at least 2 people every week are killed or seriously injured in oakland because of the speeding. >>here's a look at the 5 locations where the cameras are being planned for.

officials say tickets for driving go drivers going 11 to 15 miles over the speed limit. started $50 reduced fees community center says will be offered to the low income offenders. and the committee and foundation behind oakland mayor sheng thao is recall election is now being investigated to see if the group violated campaign laws. they're being investigated by the oakland pop public ethics commission. they filed a lawsuit against the group for failing to give requested documents related to financial contributions. the group argues they have no right to some of those. >>what they'r seeking his information to which they are not entitled. they're trying to find the names of everybody who has ever shown support for this recall, including donors say who are gave us some more on less than $100. >>experts say unless documents uncovers something big like a coverup of large contributions, the situation

won't have much impact on the mayoral recall election come this november. police in san francisco's mission district are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened this evening on 16th and mission just before 06:00pm. police say least one man was shot. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. a woman in the area told us she heard 3 gunshots at the time. >>they decide to come here young black lady was the first of she called and then like as if showed up. and then nobody you hearing dame so about 30 minutes at family showed but minutes to try to see it. it could come bring back slide chris, to be our own hands and

some he to movie just lay there the ambulance came and showed about 30 to 45 minutes after and then i >>the shooting is currently under investigation. police asked anyone with information to give them a call. >>and this november, san francisco voters will decide on a controversial measure that will allow some veteran pop police officers receive a pay bump. that's if they paused their retirement. the deferred retirement option program aims to address staffing needs of the city's police department. although there's been mixed reaction, police chief bill scott says it's a good idea. >>understand people walking out the back and do it every time. a well-deserved retirement. however, if we can keep those members around a few more years as we feel the ranks of incoming officers in the department world. >>officers who served at least 25 years can delay their retirement up to 5 years. in exchange they can get a pay bump of up to $500,000.

>>3,000 stories stormed into israel. they butchered 1200 people from 41 countries. including 39 americans. proportionately. compared to our population size. that's like 29 eleven's in one day. >>there was a standing ovation in the house chamber for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu address a joint meeting of congress today asking for the united states support and the continued war between israel and hamas. lawmakers remain split about netanyahu's appearance. some democrats, including california representative jared huffman opting to skip the event entirely. on the other hand, congresswoman nancy pelosi responding to his speech on act saying in part benjamin netanyahu's presentation in the house chamber today was by far the worst presentation of

any foreign dignitary invited and honor with the privilege of addressing the congress of the united states. in the bay area. protesters rally in san francisco calling for prime minister netanyahu's arrest. this rally organized by code pink disrupted muni service this morning and caused traffic delays near senator alfonse. a butler's office. demonstrators say they want to see netanyahu arrested and convicted by international criminal court. >>and now we're going to take a live look at this beautiful overhead shot of san francisco, the city's sparkling there tonight, looking like a clear night ahead. it's been warm out there last few days, here not for long kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with what will his seat with some relief. i hear lawrence. >>today. yeah, it was hot spots, especially inland. again, a sneaking up in the triple digits in some of the interior valleys again. so

here we go out there right now, you can see some of that patchy fog right there near the golden gate bridge that is going to rise up as we head toward the coming days. that's going to well onshore. temperatures cooled off a little bit today, even though still hot inland it 3 to 6 degrees cooler around much of the bay area in the interior valleys. little cooler elsewhere, but still 103 degrees today in lemore 102, in antioch, 100 degrees in santa rosa. then you look at along the coastline. 66 degrees, very pleasant in half moon bay and 74 comfortable in san francisco. but things are all about to change now, beginning to see some of that cool air work its way inside the bay. mild temperatures outside right now. in fact, still warm in the interior valleys. it is 80 degrees right now in concord, 19 and brent. what 65 degrees, though, now in san francisco in 62 in pacifica, high pressure been sitting overhead now for a few days. and so their quality has begun to suffer. but who still bit hazy out there today. if you're looking across the bay kind of hard to see across the bay just because of all the haze outside. right now, some the center's me on the yellow out there right now. but tomorrow

it should be vastly improved. we're going to see more significant sea breeze. high pressure is going to weaken all of a sudden. you see that the air kind of sweet, a sweeping on shore and that will help to cool us down and clear out your skies to go along with it. so this hour, we're going to plan tomorrow into san francisco. really some pretty comfortable will be mostly sunny after patchy fog, although you may see some fog lingering out along the coastline at the sons of a plan about 64 degrees still in the 70's low 80's into oakland and still hot in the san jose may be touching about 90 degrees, but the trend is finally for some cooler weather have been able to say that for a while the next few days. here you go. you still see some 90's tomorrow, but we should be out of the triple digits. then we cool down more so into friday and saturday. yeah, this weekend, 20 to 25 degrees cooler as we head into the weekend. only warm up slightly in the middle of next week. >>wow. what a change. i know some people especially inland. we're going to be liking those temperatures. thanks, lawrence. you're israeli prime

benjamin netanyahu was on capitol hill wednesday trying to bolster u.s. support for his country's fight against hamas. washington correspondent reshad hudson on his controversial joint session of congress. >>while the prime minister was speaking inside of the capitol to lawmakers about his country's war efforts outside of the capital angry. protesters over the war in gaza. outside of the capitol police, pepper sprayed protesters. >>and removed others who are all angry over israeli prime minister netanyahu's address to congress. but mostly the

humanitarian crisis from the war in gaza. >>must stand together. >>netanyahu told lawmakers he is fighting to bring hostages home. >>we're actively engage. and intensive efforts to secure their release. senate majority leader chuck schumer attended the speech. >>even though i disagree with many bibi netanyahu's policies, i will attend the speech because the united states relationship with israel remains ironclad. >>some democrats skipped the speech, but notably absent from the speech, vice president kamala harris, typically the vice president presides over joint session standing in her place wednesday with maryland democratic senator ben cardin, alabama senator katie britt slammed the vice president for not attending the speech. >>let's be clear. the vice president could be here today if she wanted to. she has chosen not to fulfill her duty. president biden and vice president harris will meet

with netanyahu separately, though. >>at the white house reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >>more news

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just a pinch of pumpkin... a dash of bat... a sprinkle of joy from my witch's hat. potions keep stirring... mix halloween flare. now, add some friendly spirits... that haunt the air. put magic and treats at every corner to be seen... come alive my cauldron... brew the happiest halloween. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was on capitol hill wednesday trying to bolster u.s. support for the fight against hamas, sparking thousands of protesters across the country the way in kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with stanford university lecturer in the department of communication. she needs to carry a >>so obviously very controversial. you sought. what's your takeaway?

>>well, i i support another promise not out for a very long time for the washington post, bloomberg and others. he's a very skilled order. this was his 4th address to congress. he is now spoken before a joint session of congress more than any foreign leader ever. winston churchill spoke there 3 times. i believe so. it was, you know, so he was playing to his strengths. i would say that the speech was the first sustained defense of israel's actions in gaza since the october 7th massacre is in israel. and it defense of the way the israeli military in particular has prosecuted this war. you had several idf soldiers who were there who are very ethnically diverse to push back on the idea of israel somehow as a white settler illegitimate colonial stay the kind of rhetoric you've seen on campuses, including my own stanford over the past year. it's something that played very with the republican side

of the congress. there were i think dozens of democrats who weren't there. you show dancy pelosi statement and it was really also a defense of the importance of the u.s. israel relationship. he more clearly than i've heard him do in the past sort of identify why u.s. support for israel is important beyond the conflict in gaza, namely to counter iran. i'm now back in israel itself, though. it did not play well there. what there's daily weekly spent even daily protests led by families of hostages who are still being held in gaza. now since october, 7th, who were very disappointed that he didn't outline a clear plan for ending the war and bringing their loved ones home. >>well, that brings me to i guess what i was going to ask, which is where do you see this headed, where now? you know what, 10 months and almost to this war? ah, netanyahu said today that aside from one

incident, there are almost 0 civilian casualties in rafah, something that doesn't pass the eye test how do you see his support continuing it? does it hinge on the u.s. presidential election and what? comes in the next, you know, 3, 4, months to think. >>there's a lot of different things at play i think he was more careful than he's been in the past to strike. a bipartisan is bipartisan note, although they're i would from what i can tell and i was watching on tv like you. but it was it seems like the the loudest applause, perhaps because there are obviously there are more republicans present in the chamber was when he thanked president trump for what are known as the abraham accords, which helped to israel forge a diplomatic ties with for our countries. and he did thank president biden for his long friendship and support. i don't know how much focus the

administration the u.s. administration is going to be able to have for the conflict right now. that will give prime minister netanyahu some time under less pressure, perhaps to continue the military operations in gaza. but the pressure on him domestically to wrap it up to get the hostages home to strike some sort of a deal is enormous. there are 2 things that are in conflict here. he says that victory is to get hamas, delete it, defeat hamas militarily, remove them from power and bring the hostages home. but the only way to bring hostages home, maybe with with the cease-fire with hamas, which means implicitly not defeating them. so that's really the core conundrum there. and he really did not shed any light on what's going to happen over the next few months. i think that you're going to see lower level kind of incursions daily kind of strikes in gaza. while israel prepares for a potential conflict with hezbollah, the shiite militia group in the

north things are really he did not with lebanon right now. >>makes you wonder how he's weighing his own political future with the best interests of his country and, you know, other countries, we have to still have hostages. got to wonder who he was speaking in congress. incredibly complicated. >>all right. well, fascinating. thank you. stanford university with the department of communication, janine, sick area. 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

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east bay. the city of oakland plans to add more than a dozen speed cameras in a move to keeping the city streets safe. the locations have been proposed areas where speeding,

of course, most endangers the public kron four's michael thomas shares where they're expected to go if approved. >>oakland city officials plan to have these cameras rolled out by the end of next year. and the hope is to save lives. they say right now about to residents in oakland every week are either killed or seriously injured because of speeding accidents here in the city. in total 18 new automated speed safety cameras similar to these are set to be installed across the city of oakland by the end of 2025. and this map shows you where 5 of them are set to be placed. martin luther king junior way broadway international boulevard 73rd avenue and 98th avenue. but you can see on this map there's a total 18 citywide in various spaces, enforcing speed limits. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the oakland department of transportation feels it could save lives. but this pedestrian who ditched his car 15 years ago says otherwise merit boys ran to intersections.

>>and who's going chase him down? and camera's really having much effect, right? surveillance. >>the cameras being installed are all part of assembly bill 6.45. that calls for a set number of cameras to be installed. not only in oakland but in san jose and san francisco, along with 3 other cities down south ticketing drivers going from 11 to 15 miles over the speed limit starting and 50 bucks and reduced fees and community service will be offered to low-income offenders. and as of now, all tickets issued in the first 60 days of these cameras being up and running will only serve as a warning. but after that, you've got to pay up as we get more details as to when these first cameras are, putin will continue to keep you updated. that is the very latest reporting in oakland, michael thomas kron. 4 news. >>a massive blow to people who like to shop at discount retailer big lots, 10 stores in the bay area are slated to now shut down. kron four's will tran reports. >>the right behind me that actually went up at this

location last saturday. it's open for business and it appears it will continue to be open, at least for the next several months. i talked to some employees and they didn't want to go on camera, but they said probably until october they will be serving customers after that. they will be shutting down this location and 9 others in the bay area. now, let me show you video of insight. a lot of people, they are regular customers and then there are people who heard about the news and then came to this location this morning looking for deals. and that's the problem. it's historic closing down or significant deals for them to come to this location. big said increase competition, inflation, lagging sales, all playing into their decision to close down, not just 10 bay area locations, but many locations throughout the country. california has 109 big lots altogether. we're only second

to texas, 1400 altogether across the country. i got a chance to talk to some customers. they love big lots because they say there are only certain things they can get from this location, especially at the price that they can afford. khalid the corrections. >>yeah, and i would imagine a little bit cheaper than other places. that and some law outdoor furniture. thanks that 3. nice. >>so you saw me on the news and then you came down here and get 20% off and another, what? $5 off. >>here are some other locations. concord is my current location. but across the bay area, we're talking rohnert park vacaville fairfield milpitas livermore. it just fans. the bay area. for now, the employees did tell me that they are allowed to transfer to other

locations. but let's face it. they're getting fewer, especially over the next several months that it's not worth for them to drive to distant locations. one employee told me he's very grateful for the job, but after it closes, he will be leaving for another place to work as far as big lots is might not be over because they are trying to be leader and what they are. they're not shutting down altogether. just many places throughout california, including right here off a monument boulevard. >>kr

>>democrats are moving quickly to swap out the top of their

presidential ticket. this comes as vice president harris stacks up campaign contributions and endorsements. wednesday party leaders met to come up with a plan to how and when choose the party's nominee. washington, d.c., correspondent harry brandt reports. >>vice president kamala harris is racking up support from democrats. we're not playing around, but she isn't officially the party's nominee as a party. we have obligation to design and implement their nomination process for delegates to officially express their preferences through a vote. on wednesday, the democratic national committee held a meeting to determine the rules for nominating their candidate. most of the delegates say they plan to vote for vp harris but dnc chair jaime harrison says it's still an open process. delegates are free to support who they choose and we're glad that they're engaging this important moment in history. the parameters for candidates to clear their running and approved the threshold of support. they have to to be considered so far. here is the only one vying for votes. and

if it stays that way, dnc leaders say they expect to hold a virtual roll call vote on august first, if more democrats jump in the race, they planned on that virtual vote on august. 3rd, a process must be flexible. >>timeline accounts for multiple scenarios. then they say the presidential nominee will pick a vice presidential nominee by august 7th. and there's a reason they are waiting for the dnc convention in late august. each state has different election laws and some states have ballot deadlines. coming up, a virtual roll call is the safest way to ensure that our democratic candidates will be served to appear on the ballot in all 50 states. but the democrats say, regardless they anticipate legal challenges from republicans over the swamp in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

president biden spoke for the first time since announcing he will not seek reelection in november. and for some analysis on this kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with kron four's political analysts. >>michael yaki. >>michael, he said a lot supreme court reform stands out in terms of news made what else stood out in your mind? >>i think what would what stood for me is the fact that this essentially, you're watching a movie organ issued a community, this is likely o line and the pride basically should giving his last your he did not say why he going and that running again say i it was better to pass the torch someone else who could mission

of essentially defeat but not exact explaining we did a great talk about why he wanted common areas to be the nominee. but he really was there to talk about his record and why, as he said earlier, he thought marriage and the second term and to talk about the dangers to this police department, donald trump poses to our democracy. so it very somber reflective, combative dfiant. challenge. but in the end, one where basically expresses hope that the american people will make the right decision in november. >>you also get the sense that this was a way for him to sort of cement his legacy you know, making a list of some of the accomplishments here. >>absolutely dear friend. and again, this is like a traditional at these last rory's ability. talk about

what he did, what he what he was given, what he thinks he's down. why in the end, she thought the merit in the second term. but it but he can't do it. you just can't. you can't reasons that you will not say publicly. he's proud man. you just i basically karen could win. and so we know is needed to do it and carry protect democracy. that's that's an amazing admission. but it's also. also defines to those who you might say anything about what people people were trying to push an to get out of the race. referred cognitive issues, the performance in the debate. it it was more that he couldn't win. and if you could, when you send it back. so good because of values and the principles like you don't. we're at stake. but you saw, as you said, a lot of talk about what accomplished. a lot a lot digs at his predecessor and a lot of digs at the person who he thought he was

going to be running against in november. instead, vice president court opportunity to face off against the former president on november 2. >>interesting that i think we saw man who is both humbled and proud in the same moment and certainly reflective defended his but i think the word that was used most maybe was democracy. he said that maybe a half a dozen times, maybe more and it's interesting when you compare what you hear from trump these days who basically tells his people that if you don't vote for me, you're not going to have a country. to biden who is effectively saying if you do vote for kamala, you're going to lose democracy. they're both kind of saying the same thing. >>they are they are. and what's really interesting, i was thinking about the back to starting the supreme court grammar form. these kinds of tings between and november,

could become vice president may have a little bit of a luxury here in president biden is going to continue to serve, push an agenda. he's a gent which gives her the ability to serve work on her agenda separately and but the president is one that draws a sharp contrasts in reading and reminds people about what is what what the consequences him. what a donald trump presidency could do again to this country. and by talking about supreme court reform essentially talking about about dobbs decision, about about the portion decision. and i think decisions that that gives you the president's intially absolute immunity, which is what supreme court just didn't and is contrary really how this nation's always thought about our president being a part government, not the only the government. so these are things that he can bring up and he can fight for. and it frees a vice president to talk about other issues and be with other other priorities that she's going need to do. i'm

quite frankly, to ensure, but pull pull together the coalition that elected by got elected obama and unlike the clinton she's going need in order to prevail against very well-funded. and he was exuberant trump base that's out there right now. >>we haven't seen much of the president since the debate some other appearances. if look at him now, you know, so many questions have been swirling around about his health, his cognitive abilities. how did you gauge his presentation tonight? >>you know, interesting is that everything is magnified, right? any particular stumble? do find words being unable to canceling the teleprompter? i mean, but part of that is also joe biden has been all his life. i think that that that thing that you think about right now is that he he just

he just looks older than he did 4 years ago. the president, has enormous aging effect on people. if you take it seriously we're if you really see much aging in in donald trump. but you you look at pictured here and lincoln, franklin roosevelt, you know, all of them date the pressure. does something to you in advance here. your energy and as or essentially your entire soul into this country. and i think that you see you see with joe biden and again, like i said, fact that you're as you know, they're just fine line to get his last that you she was doing today wasn't as loud as it used to be. wasn't strong it used to be. but you could tell the ferocity behind his eyes his heart was still there. but you also saw someone who it was not the joe biden there 4 years ago and certainly not the joe biden we find present during obama and

that magnified in that terrible debate made to decision this week, 2 to decide. i'm going to in unprecedented move and indoors. common errors. present to be the nominee and cent. so it's very bittersweet for someone like me who's been in my original over the years but also energizing and that, you maybe some new blood may be younger, someone who someone who i've had the privilege of knowing you know, for 20 years of my life of the vice president is going to have an opportunity to take the take, the ultimate prize being president of the united states. but where do job? think tonight just show it again. you know who he is, what what we do these accomplish when he's going tend to do but right course not in a second turn. yeah, yet, just think it's important to point out. he made it very clear.

>>that he's not resigning the position. he has an agenda he wants to finish and he hasn't tell, you january to do that. think that's an important point to make sure that you just point himself off the campaign trail. sure, but not right. office. >>the other sorry, go i just want hear your perspective on on the issue. you know, the u.s. was on the world stage for another reason today when prime minister netanyahu addressed congress and that issue, i would think would play a role in the election. it has to some degree further divided. the democratic party. you heard what nancy pelosi said. she didn't attend it. kamala harris is married to a juice. she's considering the governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro, who is also jewish to be her vp. how do you think that changes now that the top of the ticket has changed?

>>well, i think you already seen people talk about will. how much come out and sorry for my and come out and take us somewhere. different tack in terms how strong she in terms of criticized netanyahu in trying to get a cease-fire in the middle i think it gives a little bit a reset for the vice president gives her her campaign a chance reach out to those communities and talk to talk to them you know, one of the things that we saw in mike believes british election, but that the recall because the guys are evil. they were actually. despite labor government winning huge majority, there are a number of them who went down because voters stayed home. we don't vote for them because the issue israel and gaza. so it's something that they need to take seriously for their constituency searching for that electoral votes in michigan and in wisconsin. so it's something that that they're going to have to go into going to have to address. you know, the fact that you

have you have trump saying their co-workers and urge is just insane. but you're going to hear that and you're going to hear that kind of rhetoric over and over again. and i think what's going to be really fascinating all that is really decide. to debate because the debates are between him and president biden and part of them are cleaning the rules of change. and therefore, they have to reset the whole debate framework and whether that will happen or not. i think that he would not want to debate. is the thing? the contest would be pretty hard, but it will just see. but yes, you were just talking with these kind of issues is real, especially the things kind of written parts of the democratic party. again. the ability of joe biden to do what you need to do. and come where is to do what she wants to do. there's a little bit distance there that she can create to more room to maneuver, to get the votes that he needs to november.

>>well, thank you so much for your michael yaki, our political analyst and also so when he's been on the inside, so you have some sense of the heart of this as well. so we really appreciate. >>but you have grant, thank you, michael.

>>over the last year and has several home insurance companies have announced they're either pausing policies or pulling out of california, leaving many scrambling to find coverage. now the state's insurance commissioner says reforms are on the way. our capitol

correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look at those reaction from some who say it's a little too late. >>well, the insurance commissioner believes these reforms will make a difference. still, some believe we should have never gotten to this point in the first place. we're going to get fixed. california insurance commissioner ricardo, lara, making that promise as the state grapples with a homeowners insurance crisis. >>in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some california struggling to find any insurance coverage and all a key requirement to carry a mortgage from home. some people can't find insurance any price. others are moving coverage when they've never had a and that's completely unacceptable for their part.

insurance companies have said they have no other choice but to pause or stop selling policies out of concerns. they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities. right now it's not enough just to shop for insurance. >>do you really have to for insurance? but during this call with the center of california real estate, lot of said he and the newsom administration will soon implement reforms he believes will ensure insurance companies stay in california. one of his reforms would streamline california's insurance rate review process. that's the process that allows the state to approve or deny an insurance request to raise premiums. the second reform will allow insurance companies to consider what's known as catastrophe modeling, which in a nutshell will allow them to factor in climate change and environmental risks. when setting prices, some have argued the reforms could lead to increased premiums. but a lot of says they'll help stabilize the insurance market they take effect in december. once we have these reforms in place, companies are going

come back into the market and more importantly stay because we're giving them the certainty that we're ready to tackle these issues. the real sad part to me is we never should have gotten to this point. republican assemblymember josh hoover believes reforms should have been made long ago. i do think the insurance commissioner on glad he's putting forward some proposals he is acting far too late. >>and this needs to happen as soon as soon as we can make it happen. >>and a lot of says he expects to announce additional insurance related reforms by as soon n ththe end of this week reporting at the state 4 news. . . onn walla kn. >>across california wednesday, hundreds dialysis workers rally to demand improvements to safety, working conditions and wages at dozens of kidney dialysis centers. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >>well, the workers here at satellite healthcare in south san jose say that the office is understaffed and that they are underpaid. on wednesday,

they rallied outside the building, demanding changes. organizers say there are rallies at 26 sites across california on wednesday, including outside the offices of fresenius kidney care, satellite, healthier and u.s. renal. these are union workers with seiu uhw which represents more than 700 people. they are currently in contract negotiations with the dialysis providers, so far not reached an agreement. they say that these clinics are understaffed, that there are unsafe working conditions and low wages. >>we are severely short staffed and instead of trying to hire more dialysis, caregivers, they're intimidating us and discriminating it discriminating since we've unionized. i haven't gotten a raise in over 2 years and instead of giving us a raise, they have given the non-union clinics raises and actually give them bonuses. now, kron 4 has reached out to satellite healthcare for comment. but as of wednesday afternoon, we have not heard back organizers of this rally say they plan to

hold additional rallies later this month and in august as well. >>but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>in his statement, satellite health said in part, quote, the union is making claims about staffing and pay in the dialysis industry that we disagree with. these are standard union talking we don't believe are applicable to our organization. our centers are staffed according to federal standards and our employees are paid competitive wages. coming this november, sa

francisco voters will decide on a measure that will allow some veteran police officers to receive a pay bump if they paused their retirements. the measure received mixed

reviews. kron four's lezla gooden gives us a closer look. >>the deferred retirement option program or drop will allow san francisco police officers who have served for 25 years or more to delay their retirement up to 5 years. in exchange, they will receive a pay increase, giving some officers the chance to earn up to $500,000. so in terms of officers in the field. >>it's around 1500 and we should have over its 2100 or so. >>the san francisco board of supervisors voted tuesday to put this measure on the november ballot and the effort to address the staffing needs of its police department. chief bill scott says drop would be a positive impact going down the stand with people walking out the back and do it every time. a well-deserved retirement. however, if we can keep those members around a few more years. >>as we feel the reins of

incoming officers in the department officers who agreed to the program will be tasked with investigative work. >>or neighborhood patrolling district attorney brooke jenkins says this program is critical and maintaining experience staff as a police department. they need officers and in people in leadership who know how to investigate complex crimes. and a part of that is retaining people who have been doing the job for decades. and so you cannot afford to lose them. on wednesday, the department held a promotional ceremony for all officers rising in the ranks and honoring them for their service at apd says nearly half of its officers are working overtime. and when asked about concerns of the potential high cost to the city for the program, city leaders had this to say talk about. >>police staffing is the fact that we have done the 272 reforms that provides alternatives to policing. so we've taken work off the

police department so that they can focus on the most important things have to make this investment and recognize the challenges that we have with police but i also every profession deserves to have, you know, sufficient pay. and so we have to work department by department to make sure that people are being paid, what they should going for what they should going for news. dave's company just scored the

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and online. i'm stephanie rothman. president biden made his first remarks the nation since dropping out of the 2024 presidential race. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. >>president joe biden says he reveres the office of the presidency, but he loves his country more and that's why he's not seeking a second term. >>american to spend the privilege of my life. service station river 50 years days after announcing he would not seek re-election. president joe biden explained his decision from the oval office. nothing. >>can come in the way saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. the president said too much is at stake this election and that became clear to him in recent weeks. more than 30 democrats in congress have called on him to withdraw following his debate performance june 27th. so i decided the best way forward. pass the torch a new generation. the president said

he's proud of what he's accomplished over the last 3 and a half years but isn't done yet. he said he'll spend his final 6 months in office working to strengthen nato and the war in gaza. and i'm gonna call for supreme court reform. because this is critical to democracy. president biden also reaffirmed his endorsement of vice president kamala harris who now has the support from enough delegates to make her the nominee to experience. she's tough. she's capable. looking ahead to november's election and reflecting on the nation's founders, the president urged americans to preserve democracy. whether we keep our republicans now in your hands. >>now the president has a big day tomorrow. he'll be meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house trying to make progress on getting hostages home in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>earlier com for spoke analyst michael yaki commented on the tone of the president's address. >>he really was there to talk

about his record and why, as he said earlier, he talking marriage second term and to talk about the dangers to this country. he believes the department, donald trump poses to our democracy. so it very somber reflective, combative defiant but in the end, one where basically expresses hope that the american people will make the right decision in november. >>local lawmakers are reacting to biden's address. speaker amery the nancy pelosi posted on x saying in part america has been blessed by the was them and magnificent president joe biden as he's protected our democracy and let our nation with progress. hope and unity. he is truly meet a tangible difference in the lives of the american people. and governor gavin newsom are also reacting to biden's address saying in part, quote, president biden will remember for this moment for his

remarkable work over 5 decades to make the world a safer and more prosperous place for everyone, not just the privileged few. moving on to for oakland businesses that were burglarized overnight. take a look at this. all the burglaries happened just before 6.45. this morning. that includes 2 businesses on grand avenue and the fat lady bar and restaurant on washington street. police also say they're investigating all burglary. that happened on 13 streets. one of the burglaries was caught on camera. this is the alley on grand avenue. the owner who was out of town says she got a call from the alarm company just after 5 this morning. and when she looked at surveillance camera, she saw those 4 people inside saying they took the register and the atm machine. this is the second time this bar has been burglarized in recent years. 2 years ago. these also set the money from the register, an atm. there's no

evidence right now that the crimes are connected. but an investigation is underway. and bay school district is temporarily closing elementary school amid a lawsuit. the west contra costa unified superintendent says students and staff of said elementary in richmond will now be relocated at the start of the year as being as the school is being rebuilt. the lawsuit claims poor conditions and teacher vacancies have plate the school as well as 2 other of the schools and attorney involved in the suit says the conditions violate the rights of the students. basic tools necessary for a quality education. >>the facility's concerns at stage elementary in particular are important. what mold-infested walls internal temperatures that exceed 90 degrees. broken floor tiles. we have to get the district take those concerns seriously. and that's part of what this lawsuit is designed to

>>the school superintendent says they cannot comment on the lawsuit but are fully committed to addressing any concerns. students and staff may have with this announcement. >>the community that we have here in san leandro and hayward we have a lot of kids i want to play and they don't have the right place to go. and now that we created this facility is just very good moment for us. >>kids in san leandro have a new indoor soccer field. it's called lebanon but narrow and was co-founded by former oakland roots player. he decided to open the facility after he saw there were many school fields, soccer fields for the community to access in the area. and san jose earthquakes are captain christian has been on a stop by to visit as well. he talked to more than 50 kids about the importance of staying in school, but also being active even gave out free tickets to families for the earthquakes, upcoming leagues cup game against mexican soccer team chivas. and the first round of

artists for this year's hardly strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco are now announced eccentric english singer, songwriter, robyn hitchcock, blues legend bobby rush and folksy portland bay singer hailey hendricks are among the acts for the annual free festival in golden gate park. tickets to go on sale for up to over 4 through the 6. again, the a mission for this is free. and crews from napa county fire on cal fire recovered a vehicle that drove into lake hennessey in napa county. the vehicle somehow ended up in the lake and napa county but was found to be an occupied crews. use a variety of resources, including ropes and the latter to access and recover. thankfully that vehicle. you're watchiwhile an

raid and a recall election have place. oakland mayor sheng thao in the spotlight over the last few months on friday and hayward courtroom. that spotlight will soon be turned around on. the committee worked to get her recalled. kron four's dan kerman reports. the committee and foundation behind the recall of oakland, mayor sheng thao. >>are now being investigated by oakland's public ethics commission to see if those groups violated campaign laws. i'm very, very confident >>everything has been done properly and we have no reason not to do it properly. from time to do it. we don't have anything to court documents reveal oakland's public ethics commission has subpoena documents to determine if

recalled backers failed to properly report here. mark contributions and failed to list actual contributors names for the public ethics commission is weaponized to come after the mayor's enemies while they have let the mayor get a free pass with all of them, political corruption. >>the public ethics commission subsequently filed a lawsuit against the recall group for failing to turn over requested documents related to financial contributions. ultimately a judge will decide. but the recall group says the ethics commission has no right to some of those documents. >>what they're seeking is information to which they are not entitled. they're trying to find the names of everybody who has ever shown support for this recall, includig donors say who are gave us more on less than $100 until more information comes out. >>this is just a very minor distraction for both sides as they go forward into the

november election. kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says unless documents uncover a bombshell like a coverup of large contributors. >>this should have little impact on november's mayoral election in the fact is that signatures on the ballot. there's going to be recall election and nothing that this does. we'll stop. only if there's some kind of bombshell in the new documents might have an impact on the race. again, that hearing scheduled for friday at 02:00pm at the hayward hall of justice. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>homeless advocates unveiled a new housing to get people off the streets in stockton. claudia, stephanie, and breaks down why this housing is so critical for the community. >>40 motel rooms have been transformed into studio apartment in this latest home key project aimed at taking people off the streets for the long haul. it's absolutely amazing. it's a big day over

at town center studios because a project that's been in the works since 2022. is now complete. >>the project first started in january of 2022. placing 20 chronically homeless people into apartments today, 40 renovated units rounded out the project. the coordinated entry system and dignity health flag tie need individuals frequently go to hospital and the first responder attention. those are the type of individuals filling these apartments. heather, long as transitioning into one of the newer units mentioning her medical needs and a bigger space. >>i'm no longer out there wondering what's going to happen. you know, or what's you know me warm to get my next meal or my next shower. >>homeless advocate broke down the state of homelessness in stockton. >>so the last point in time count showed 1087 chronically homeless individuals in the county. so that would be people who, again, homeless for a long time. that disability. we know that there's a huge gap between the number of chronically homeless persons in our community and

the housing that's available for them caught it. stephanie and fox, 40 news. in southern c

a $20,000 reward is being offered in the search for suspects who brutally killed a marine. lauren lister speaks with the victim's family now seeking justice. hi there. the victims loved ones say he was set to retire from a long military career. at the end of this year and be a stay-at-home dad to his young son. instead, he was killed out here on the street and authorities are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's. he

was everything to me to my family, grieving loved ones in authorities asking the public for help solving the alleged murder of 42 year-old father, an active duty marine peter to paula, who they say one night in may was beaten and then run over by a car. investigators believe mister to follow with an innocent victim. >>the census acts of violence. the sheriff's department says in this area of artesia boulevard in virginia avenue in bellflower back on may tuesday at about 2 in the morning to call. was first miss touched was assaulted by at least 2 males. >>mister each dollar was left lying in the middle of the street. it was sub 6 quietly struck by a passing vehicle. according to authorities, he was hit by a car that did not stop fleeing the scene, possibly a 2021 to 2023 dark kia k 5 sedan. >>family saying the last month and a half has been a nightmare since suffering such a tragic loss. pete was loved by many.

>>he was a father, a husband, a father. and uncle friend and a marine. he served as a tanker in afghanistan and more recently in the wounded warriors battalion helping injured soldiers married for 11 years. his widow says he was the glue that held family and friends together and the best dad to their 3 year-old son. knowing that our study is without a father now, i think it just makes it so much more. >>painful to bear loved ones imploring witnesses and the suspects to come forward. please do the right and come forward and turn yourself in help bring justice to great human being. a good man. closure would be. everything to me at this point. no details from authorities on a possible motive or what led up to the attack. but they do believe that there may be witnesses or people who know the suspects. anyone with information asked to call the la county sheriff's department

in bellflower. i'm lauren lyster ktla. 5 news. >>in sacramento, an early morning house fire displaced 2 families and fair oaks. chloe curtis from our sister station, ktxl shares their escape to safety. >>tremendous, even 10 city. so much so that actually caused a partial collapse. >>12 people 5 in this home and 7 in the other all got out safely along with 6 caps for dogs, a guinea pig and a bunny metro fire says smoke alarms revival as everyone was fast asleep 03:00am were able to safely evacuate. thanks to working smoke alarms that alert. folks. they were sound asleep >>metro spent hours mopping up as the families displaced elected. what they could. >>obviously, quite a lot of damage to the homes from this morning's fire. you can see the effects of that on the lawn outside. but at this

point, the next process is boarding up their homes and firefighters are still going to be working to investigate exactly what sparked that fire this morning in barracks covering local news matters. clay curtis fox, 40 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.

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twist and isis is a film about the community and a shed. love and passion for something that that is tornadoes. >>people live a whole life like this. people chase every day. that is what they do day in and day out. >>well, generation tornado outbreak continues across oklahoma. >>this is a real profession. this is a lifestyle that people really take season prospect. she's gorgeous. the site tears chasing something this large of the new fact that we're getting the ship. this in oklahoma is really crucial. and also it's all about community. it's all about home. it's all about this mutual love. the way everyone looks up in the sky with reverence and all. >>when we're filming in

atlanta, in sum up, we kept having to shut down factual weather. >>unfortunately, lightning to light. >>these are people that. wouldn't have found themselves in the same car unless they were all fascinated by the same thing. we've got plans. and i think that the wranglers really represent that feeling, which is all tornado nerds can be a >>more tornadoes. so to have crew members literally set and go to storm chase is a real you. thanks right. we've all seen clouds over the course of our lives, but very rarely you understand them. i think that's the magic of a movie like this. standing like this. i think the tornado rain was represent a family and that's what looking for. twisters in

theaters now. >>with your team report, i'm doug kolk. >>comic officially starts thursday and there's something for everyone to enjoy even if you don't have a badge to enter the event. delaney, white shares why there's more available to everyone this year. >>they're just putting the finishing touches on activations that our off site. so anyone who doesn't have a badge to get into the convention center can still go to these active agents to enjoy comic con and at the end, they'll have interactive immersive experiences autograph signing and because there's something for everyone here at comic con, it's going to attract more than 100,000 people this year. and that's big business for san diego every day. at least well, sunday. you can see fans cause players and promoters decked out in costumes portraying pop culture icons even without a comma com pass to get into the convention center will be having a border lands take characters promoting upcoming

movies are roaming the gaslamp quarter. if you see me come say hi. give you a free with the down here in skin that you're going of this new awesome. >>haha. well, they can come out here told me give him a nice pretty magazine about the movie coming august. >>in addition to the characters in cars, players roaming the streets. there are many off-site activations offering immersive experiences throughout downtown san diego. fx is on the hilton bay front lawn with the immersive experience. how of 8 taking fans on a journey through the many seasons of the popular show, american horror story and showing a preview of the new season, you'll feel all the sensations and emotions of going down on this of a ter and see some frightening part of that for more kid-friendly activations head to the petco park interactive zone in the lexus premier law for experiences with nintendo. hello, kitty. and exploding kids or check out the spongebob selfie station

across from petco park with something for everyone in more than 100,000 people planning to attend comic con is big business for san diego. it is one of the biggest events in terms of dollars to come into the city of san diego. and if you're looking for more information about those off, say activations like the hours of operation and what you can expect once you're there. we have all of that information on our website under the seen on tab reporting from the gaslamp delaney, white k us. i news. in wednesday's speech,

president biden say it's time to pass the torch to a new generation, but we'll continue to focus on his work until the end of his term. for more on

this kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with american political scientist steve fish. >>what do you think the president did for his legacy and for his democratic party? >>i think you did great things for both of them. grant. this is very rare for a politician who could run again and possibly win again to step out. nelson mandela did this when he was 80 years old, could have run for leadership of south africa again in 1999, said, look, i'm 80 years old and you to step down. george washington could have run again for president or first president. he decided to step down for the good of the country for biden to do. this means that he's joining a distinguished company of politicians who did did right by their country and did right by their cause. instead of just sticking with hanging in there and doing right by their own egos. >>well, he he was pretty leading up to this. so this was quite i left turn. so for

his critics do you think that he he gave the rationale that would satisfy them? >>yes, i mean, i think he said that it's time to pass the torch. and that's exactly what's going on here. he said it's time for younger leadership. that was, in fact, the best rationale for stepping aside. if he knows that kamala harris or wherever the nominee is, it looks like it's going to be heard is going to have a better shot beating donald trump and he is. so i think it's rational was right. i don't really blame him for sticking around for, you know, a few weeks after the debate and kind know fighting it out. he was the only guy who ran for the nomination. only major candidate. you've got all the votes are almost all the votes in the primary. he was legitimate nominee of the party. and so, you know, for him to stick it out and see if he could perform better, wasn't really illegitimate. but he stepped out in plenty of time before the convention for the democrats to go into the convention with a nominee

apparent and to begin building their campaign around. kamala harris, i think he very much did the right thing. >>he did, though, basically make it impossible for any other democrat to throw his or her hat in the ring. he endorsed vice president harris about 20 minutes after his announcement over the weekend. do you think the critics out there who say she was just anointed are correct to have a great there? >>well, you know, yes, i do see that case. i do think there's a case for having a mini primary, your opening it up at the convention or doing something else that would give other candidates a shot at the same time. look, you we've got less than 4 months until this election and to you know what contest know or who the nominee would be. i think biden calculated would be, you know, would be chaotic and will be very hard for the party. i think it could be done. here's the thing. if kamala harris words and obviously appealing competent candidate, then there be a

better case for doing but she obviously is one and all the other candidates who could have run against her for the nomination from our own gavin newsom to know governor shapiro of pennsylvania, governor governor beshear of kentucky, governor cooper of north carolina. the leading candidates they'll endorse to right away. so i think everybody knows that this is probably the best way forward for the democrats right now is to close ranks behind her. >>now he made it very clear that he is leaving the campaign trail, but he is not leaving office. he had a to do list which seems very ambitious given the short amount of tenure that he has left. it did include ending the war in gaza. how realistic is is that? >>not sure if you can end the war in gaza, but he certainly can, you know, make some progress to that end. he has recently more than in the past it up to prime minister netanyahu who i think has been no friend of peace anytime during his prime ministership

of israel. in fact, israeli been, i think, very bumbling, incompetent prime minister of israel. biden does seem to be intent on making progress on that. he's beloved abroad by our nato allies solidifying ties with them and actually in the process of kind readying them for a president. paris, if she comes along, he's really been a giant on the international stage, uniting most of the democratic world behind ukraine behind united states in this effort to stop putin's aggression. biden has a lot going for him. and i think in the next few months he's going to able to really tie up loose ends and leave his successor with a with reasonably solid situation provided. of course, his successor is kamala harris and not donald trump because trump's intention is to undo all of this is on food in sight. he has not. and he is. he's on authoritarianism side. he wants to bury democracy in the united states. all the more reason why so urgent that

the party unite behind kamala harris and the she win in november. we know you're voting for a. >>is situation where you think the vice president she'll pick matters in an election to to that end. who do you think vice president harris should pick as harvey pitt? >>well, first of all, the important thing is the vice president harris really come out swinging and that she not spent her time fact checking president trump recoiling in indignation every time he says something offensive playing defense is the democrats so often have done with with president trump and then former president trump. it's important that she really be aggressive. it's important to keep that she tell us who she is without poll testing every word. this is what hillary clinton did. this is what the democrats have done in recent years. it has not worked. it's important also that she realized she has to rapper issues whether it be

reproductive rights or prescription drug prices. in the grant narrative about what's going to make america great. and she has to not just scare voters with what they will face. a trump becomes president, but also to encourage voters with the fact that she's erie leader who will not let this come to pass will stand up to trump in defeat she needs to be needs uber she needs to play to win and win big in the first couple days of her campaign. we've seen a good dose of that. that's very heartening. who should will she choose as her vice presidential running mate? we don't know for sure. but i think andy beshear, the governor of kentucky would be a perfect choice. i think governor shapiro of josh shapiro of pennsylvania would be a strong choices. well, there are other possible choices. the governor of north carolina. governor cooper know somebody who actually is from a red or purple state who really knows how to appeal to voters across the aisle to centrist voters as well. i think that would be ideal

choice for her. and by all indications, i think she's going to chew somebody just like that. r kelly up from an arizona. >>all right. well, that that we shall see, as they say. thank you so much for joining us. a uc berkeley professor of political science, steve fish.

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>>a company promised drones could help look for a man's missing service animal. but it was all a scam. schalke turner has more. >>he's always there to come for me. austin cruz tells fox 31 his world fell apart when his 3 year-old rottweiler mix kaya was missing for 5 days. a lot of things went through my as my baby girl safe. he posted flyers on social media enlisting the help of family and friends then saw ad saying a company could use drones to search for missing pets. crews pay the company $155 but then received a call saying there was a glitch in the payment system so he would receive a refund. and i asked him, can you send me a screenshot of paypal town? you refunds coming. >>and he didn't send a screenshot. and at that point, i kind of knew something was up. the fox 31 problem solvers found a listing of the company on the secretary of state's business database or the better business bureau's website. the company did post a scam warning on its website. >>animal control found, kyra,

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>>inside out who has broken yet another box office record. plus, the reviews are in for deadpool and wolverine. jeremy parsons has the details in the entertainment report. >>that's right, guys. we start with another box office milestone for this joyful movie. you make happy that this makes her fear protects her from the scary stuff she can and my job is to protect it from the scary stuff she my

plan for the future. inside out who is now the highest grossing animated film of all time globally taking the top spot from itself. this another disney title and its 6 week of release inside out who has earned 1.4, 6 billion dollars surpassing frozen 2. disney, by the way, now has 7 of the top 10 animated films of all time globally. here's another stat that i'm sure has the mouse house jumping for joy. >>inside out who has just passed barbie as the 13th biggest movie of all time now on the movie everybody's talking about, it's the 3rd installment in the deadpool franchise. deadpool and wolverine hits theaters this friday and the official review

embargo has officially lifted. critics have mixed feelings across the board. this one from the la times. they say deadpool is and always has been a phone it edge lord and try hard while it will use its target audience of geeks and utterly online deadpool and wolverine is a whole lot of hot air and not much else. little harsh there. then this from the hollywood reporter, even if they spend much of the running time sticking blades through each other's handily. regenerating flash reynolds and jackman make sweet love. and if having a great time doing it, they bring a semblance of heart. both characters have their share of regrets, but both are offered redemption here. both get to matter. i like that. the good review. all right. many of you say that the real villain of the film is a corporate executive played by succession star matthew macfadyen. he talked with stephen colbert last night about that movie. watch. it's a i think. yeah, and i'm you know, i love the mobile phones, but the real finds like a hawk. they will go. >>but non-us, the cast is booked and busy. hugh jackman

also made his press rounds ahead of the movie's release. he graced the tonight show stage last night. it's kind of like someone i i'm never drinking again. now. i i honestly, i just do a weed time, everything and i i swear to we hadn't done logan yet been announced a slogan is going to be my last. >>i knew what the script was excited about that this is going to be perfect and 3 days off that so did pull one. and i remember watching guy, deadpool and wolverine hits theaters this friday. and that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm sherri parsons. >>more news

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of. you've been looking for a cool down. finally, it looks like it is going to begin in earnest tomorrow and much cooler into friday and the weekend to. so here we go out the door tonight. we do have a couple patches of fog forming along the coastline. not much, though, so far, but that's going ramp up overnight tonight. so by tomorrow morning, you see a lot of clouds along the coast inside the bay. maybe couple the valleys to out there right now. just beginning to make its way onshore. more on the way as it moves in the up going to thicken up tomorrow morning. and that's going to slow down the burn off rate. that means less sunshine. some cooler temperatures not going to be cold by any means tomorrow, but it will be cooler than it has been a much cooler temperatures. maybe 20. maybe 25 degrees cooler as we head in toward the weekend. so a big change in the works. you can see most of that fog, though, kind of hang off the coastline, get ready to back on shore. but check out the sierra nevada boy. it was just lighting up again today with the monsoonal moisture just rolling across the sierra nevada coming through the afternoon. you see those pop up thunderstorms but look at a lightning strike. dozens

dozens of lightning strikes across the high country and likely see some of that tomorrow, but not as extensive overall, though, low clouds going to back on shore for tonight and into the bay. you'll see right there rolling on in some of the interior valleys into the delta 2 that is going to slowly break up. i think stick around the coastline tomorrow. mostly cloudy out toward the beaches tomorrow. that will be a sign of the change beginning. here you go. that big dome of high pressure that's been with us almost all july, kind of off and finally breaking up here, here comes this area of low pressure. watch what happens. this going to track just to the northeast and there you go. that is going to bring some much cooler weather in the bay area as we head into friday. the weekend looks a much cooler all around for everyone may be a little bit below the average as we head in towards sunday. then things begin to change again. but overall, i think the weather pattern going to be a lot more favorable. certainly a lot more comfortable outside 60's. much of san francisco tomorrow, 15 60's along the coastline with that patchy fog. 71 in millbrae. 72 in burlingame, 81 in redwood city as you head to the south bay, those temperatures of the 80's, maybe 90 in the san jose

said of triple digits tomorrow. maybe about 93 in pleasanton. 94 in livermore. still hot place like brett would need to get discovery bay. you're still talking some triple digits, but cooler temperatures for much of the bay area looks like that will be the trend over the next couple of days. here we go. your 10 to 10 cooling down those temperatures quite a bit, especially on friday. you'll notice the change. think it's going to feel really good, especially some of those interior valleys. they've been really toasting and temperatures in the triple digits much of july. you're going to cool off even below the average in the sunday, then slowly warming up. but right now see a major heat wave. on 4 sports. >>the giants are scratching and clawing trying to find so momentum to make a run. time is of the essence and what a better time to start against. he los angeles dodgers in robbie ray making his season debut for the giants. he hasn't pitched since last march. great sept undergoing tommy john surgery had to pitch in the majors. i should say he started off a bit shaky

now after allowing a walk with the bases loaded he gets chris taylor to pop out to get out of jam he limits the damage one top of the 4th same score matt chapman. he takes tyler glass now all the way to center field >>that ties the game at one apiece. later, indiana man offer mike yastremski. >>he shoots this one up the middle tyler fitzgerald on his high horse. he scores and the giants. they take the lead. back robbie ray all settled down after that first inning. >>5th inning here. >>siya. >>5 innings of no-hit ball and h strikeouts. what a debut. common eyes up by 4 bases loaded for eliot ramos. that one goes down. the right-field line. 2 runs come in to score all part of a six-run 8th. giants win it. 83. they get

their first win at dodger stadium this season with a look to split the series tomorrow here. all right-y picture. perfect day in oakland, game 3 between the astros and the a's. oakland looking for a sweep of the top team in the west. >>and we pick things up in the bottom of the first aids down. miguel andu-har fights this one. all those into the corner in right field. lawrence butler scored we are all tied up at one. top of the second now. same score jose out today sends this one deep to john singleton scores. but the a's get out to bay at and it's 2 to one astro's 5th anymore from the show's chaz mccormick. he smacked a shot way out to center field. that's 4th of the season. astro's up 3 to one 7th inning out. 41 houston to offer out to here. it's a liner to one

more run scores. it's 5 to one later in and we're going to see alex bregman do the same. castro. they just kill that killed. the oakland a's tube and break mean 5 for 9, 4 rbi. they win it 8 to one. all right. there was a noticeable absence today at the first day of practice at niners camp. the enforcer, the bodyguard trent williams. he's officially holding out. kyle shanahan said it was contract related in. when you look at it, it makes sense. trent is currently the 12 hive paid left tackle in the nfl. but most consider him not only the best tackle football bill, possibly the best tackle of all time. he really has an argument he's hoping for a new deal and he should be paid considerably. kyle shanahan seems optimistic that it can get done in a timely manner. >>i mean, this something i knew could be a possibility.

was hoping that he would be here. but i know could be a possibility. i still pretty confident all work out in the long and be here and we'll get on the same page with everything. but just one day of practice. and i think trying to be all right. just a few practices. >>and meanwhile, brandon aiyuk, he did show up to report day as we said yesterday, but he did not practice today. probably won't practice until he gets paid. kyle shanahan is calling it a hold-in. >>and that does it here for us at kron-on. we'll be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. like always, i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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