jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, see you next time when we go into the wild. [music] >> state locally. we take a look at the latest numbers to keep you informed. >> the local should some changes to the policy. >> the city of oakland facing pressure from governor re-evaluate restrictions on

police purses. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> and good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm stasio it is saturday, july 27th. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. looked like there was some drizzle out there this morning. yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. a real big change of the guard coming your way know, donna, not adjust your set. it is not september. it's still july going to feel every bit like that later on the forecast. but we are taking a nice breather from that summer like weather is what you can expect for today. and this weekend, a live shot from san jose state. look at the cloud cover fog, marine layer well entrenched in there. that's going to mix out for mostly sunny skies expected this afternoon. but to drive home that point, look at how low those numbers are at half moon bay, give you an idea going to do with a lot of cloud cover throughout the day today. onshore winds. it will be

chilly at the coast. so we're going get it is summertime. there it is as we speak right now, onshore winds in place, more moisture in the atmosphere. that's all good news to battle fires. upper 50's lower 60's in the contrast for you is a little weird. it's a little cooler inland than it was this time from yesterday. little warmer. meanwhile, for parts of the north bay and you can see for half moon bay breakdown for today has the considerable cloud cover even inland breaking up by the late morning. and we're into this mostly sunny mode. look at that. 73 by 2 o'clock. have your weekend forecast. we come back. theresa, thank you very much, dave. >> strong winds feeling to wildfires in the east bay, prompting evacuations as flames coming dangerously close to some homes. evacuation orders are in effect for the sun. all wilderness regional preserve and homes along the welsh creek road because of the creek fire. the creek fire started just before 4 friday afternoon and it has quickly grown to nearly 600 acres. it's only 5% contained.

meanwhile, the point fire burned nearly 500 acres in contra costa county kron four's jack moment starts our fire coverage from bay point. >> so the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responded quick enough keeping flames, sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes. >> a fire going you can see it from the main road of 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord. >> and bay point, the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >> amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation order, neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and

the arab spring retardants over homes, cars and streets. >> but point i was in my backyard for arianna torres, this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >> so that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. they want to find. >> less than 20 feet is what stood between the fire and her home. it was very very scary, because i relieving in this home imagines is. >> my house getting burned down. but with neighbors and some garden hoses, they were able to keep the flames away until cal fire got there. but wanting the the house down with the water cal fire crews from contra costa county and santa clara counties. >> tackle this fire and were able to stop it from progressing around 8 in the evening. it was a scary situation. i'm still kind of flustered. dan hartwig kids grew up in the home that he worked a safe yet shows us video of just how close it got. >> firefighters called costa

county. thank you. thank you. thank really, really, really saved us this. i will be thinking about this for a while. it wasn't for, you know, the fire department all that. i don't think, you we would have got through it. >> at cal fire crews are set to continue working on this fire throughout the evening on friday, going into the weekend because of those high winds and those dry grassy conditions that forward progression of the fire has stopped and that containment is still slow going up. reporting here in bay point jacmel. kron 4 news. >> i'm tracking more fires. a fire burning near 5.80, and north flynn road in alameda county is 80% contained. this fire started around 9.45 thursday night and burned nearly 400 acres to drive or call 9-1-1. to report that their car was on fire and that the flames had spread to a nearby hillside. the fire forced crews to temporarily shut down 5 ad and no one was injured and no buildings were damaged. meanwhile, the park

fire burning in butte county is currently california's largest fire of the year. the fire has grown to more than 239,000 acres after sparking on wednesday, the burn zone extending from butte county. all we needed to to county cal fire estimates. the flames destroyed at least 134 structures mostly homes. evacuation orders remain in place. a chico man was arrested thursday on an arson charge authorities say that the man pushed a burning car into a goalie which ignited the park fire. and it is by the oakland police department is investigating a deadly shooting that happened around 10, 30 thursday night on coliseum. way about a block north of the oakland coliseum. the identity of the victim has not been released yet. oakland police say it is an active investigation and they are still gathering details. and governor newsom is stepping into policing matters in oakland once again. now he is

asking city officials to be more aggressive and bring back police pursuits yesterday spoke to critics and supporters of changing the current policy. >> a policy under scrutiny on friday, california governor gavin newsom imploring going to get tougher on crime specifically sending a letter urging the city to reconsider its no police pursuit policy. in a letter the governor writes to mayor sheng thao and the council quote, i urge you to reconsider whether opd should be permitted to pursue suspects and more circumstances to improve public safety in your city and to establish a process to evaluate whether opd is making full use of its authority, including that granted under the existing pursuit policy to protect public safety and enforce a law, unquote. the governor recently stepped up efforts to send more highway patrol officers to oakland to help combat crime. adding

recent data reflecting it is working. violent crime is down. but adding oakland's anti pursue policy is hurting efforts to be more effective circumstances of definitely change since. well, since i was chief. >> and i think, you know, oakland police department, city of oakland should consider some changes to the policy or on armstrong as oakland's former top cop who was fired by mayor thao for allegedly failing to appropriately discipline officers. but >> a magistrate recommended the city reverse the termination. he is now running for an at-large position on oakland city council. while he was chief. he supported putting a pause on pursuits. however, now. >> as laws change, write, the laws have change, which has made certain less accountable than they were previously. and so that means that law enforcement has to adjust to when the initial policy went into place, some things with

felonies that are no longer and so certain crimes people have taken advantage of as a result changes in laws. but also our policies that prevent us from pursuing and those type of crimes. >> data shows like actual shows that high speed pursuits. don't keep us any safer. the actually make our communities much, less safe. cat brooks is co-founder of the anti police terror project. we've seen 2 analysts, 2 incidents with oakland police department, people were killed people were harmed. people are hurt because of police chases. the didn't stop the sideshows. when the look i was murdered it's not going to stop anything else. >> now the policy is currently under review by the oakland city council. we reach out to the mayor's office and several city council members but have not heard back on the governor's letter. business owner is applauding the governor's prompt to allow for more police chases lgbtq+

nightclub k rico was burglarized earlier this week. thieves ransacked the club's bar area stealing expensive bottles of liquor. also broke into the office club owner, valentino carrillo says that it is now the 10th time they've been hit in just 3 years. he says police say that they saw the suspects leaving the scene and 2 cars but did not go after them because of the current. no chase policy carrillo says that these criminals need to be stopped. and the governor is making the right call. >> i think it's definitely about this much crime going not only an open but state. i'm pretty confident in the in the police. i'm not so much. you know, the prosecution part. there seems to be a lot of you know. letting the criminals do what they want. and very before that. and so that really needs to be looked at there. >> kay rico on 15th and franklin streets there

burglarized again. and coming up on kron, 4 news morning news. another rally to try and save east. saint is a trauma center underserved communities. >> plus, health officials in san francisco now have new recommendations for wearing masks and certain places. and after the break, after last week's massive it outage, lawmakers warning that there is a major vulnerability when it comes to the latest technology. >> it's a double bay clouds were negotiating with today. but take a look at these high temperatures are temperatures throughout the day. 73 by 2 o'clock. all of this is going to feel so great have a look at that weekend. forecast calls for morning news continues.

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>> doctors, nurses and community leaders are still fighting to prevent changes that regional medical center's trauma center in san jose kron four's lezla gooden has the latest for us. >> regional medical center's announcement to keep their trauma center open. but instead to downgrade is not going well with hospital workers and community leaders who've been pushing to save it. the community is fired up like their lives depend on it because we know that it is darcy green organizer for rescue our medical care campaign. >> says on friday she and other advocates were able to speak with regional medical center directly for the first time. the results of the meeting is that nothing has they were not able to meet our demand. he went in there. the goal. asking them to restore the trauma services at the level that they were. and 2

listen to the needs of patients. okay. members in the saying the meeting lasted for 45 minutes. darcy says they were hoping to hear any information on the hospitals. reasoning for the change coming to his trauma center to we need to better understand why they aren't investing. lifesaving care of the san jose. we did not get that answer to in our meeting. we also know that. meanwhile, good samaritan is tripling in size. we reached out to see about this conversation and we're told by a spokesperson they had a fine meeting where they listen to the group and will continue to do so. things are not mine. >> the community is still looking for transparency, communication and accountability. regional medical center also from hca. they just had report. i came out. shows record profits of

1.0, 4, 6 billion dollars. this quarter community lead group plans to continue talks. rallies have further conversations with the hospital about their future plants, less the going con for news. >> san francisco's fire chief jeanine nicholson announcing retirement because of medical issues. her last day as fire chief will be august. 30th. she was appointed by the role in the role by mayor london breed in 2019. nicholson is san francisco's first openly fire chief and the second woman to hold the position. mayor breed described nicholson has an incredible leader for the department writing on social media friday saying, quote, nicholson and the department she leads, says cap san franciscans say through the covid the challenges of the last few years while also helping launch groundbreaking lifesaving initiatives. we are indebted to her for her service, unquote. taking a live look outside on this beautiful saturday look at

that sunrise dave spahr joining us right now. so i actually had to turn the windshield wipers on this morning telling my coffee all of place, which is really a drag. but does that mean it's cooler? >> that is exactly what it means. and that's what we can expect for the entire weekend. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. look at the san jose state shows how far that fog is gone. it's already gone to the santa clara valley a little bit here. now, this will mix out and for you folks inland as well. yeah, that will do so. but around the bay, we have some scattered clouds throughout the day today. quick temperature check for you. we're at 62 for antioch, a lot of upper 50's in the east bay up north, middle to upper 50 61. meanwhile for san jose, we showed you the contrast where it's actually a little cooler this morning inland. but here's what's going to bring in the continuation supply of that marine layer. the onshore winds. they're very firmly in place. now, even though above us, the heirs fairly dry. you're going to get that clearing inland against san jose state. all that in some portions of the east bay. but

along the water's edge, it's going to be tough to do san francisco up to southern marin. expect that overcast conditions to remain through much of the day. now. tomorrow, a better afternoon break up as expected. but if you're headed to the coast the entire weekend, it's going to feel like you're in september, october already. so lot of cloud cover to get through. it's very obvious from this on future cast for that's going to kind of freezes and no today to 45 are still dealing with some clouds on the east bay shoreline and look at the peninsula kind of socked in a little bit. so again, it's going to be a lot of aggressive cloudiness, particularly westerly inland. again, you'll see some quick clearing this returns for your sunday morning shore. but then breaks up in clears on out. might have some morning drizzle again, but clears on out a little quicker, a little better for tomorrow afternoon. but all of this adds up to cooler temperatures throughout the entire weekend and really next week, it's a struggle to kind of recover. speaking sfo, we have the background here. they're looking about a 45 minute or so delay going on here. it's an odd of vacation, cool 70's even inland for next

week. we've got they cloudiness to kind of negotiate through kind of on and off variable clouds, sunny, inland, mild for the bay with 70's and 80's. this is next week, 80's through much of next week. now the latter portion of it. we're going to see some 90 start poking on through run the carquinez strait, livermore valley a little bit there that will see some lower 90's return. that will be probably thursday and into friday. again, back to today. quite a bit of cloud cover for the bay. 64 66 going on for oakland, san jose. you'll see about 76 with that afternoon. clearing again. upper 70's. look at that. we have different set of crayons for this one here. 78 for antioch, up to the north bay, some upper 70's. but 64 san francisco, shelley 60 half moon bay. and speaking of which there's half moon bay for you, temperatures recover a little bit into next week and we'll see much better son for your sunday and particularly into next week. okay. thank you very >> san francisco department of public health is recommending

that people began wearing masks again in some indoor settings in a post on department asked people to consider wearing these masks in crowded indoor spaces. >> being careful doesn't mean you don't engage with the world. all, you know, go on that trip. but it's just being i'm mindful of that. this that sniffle that might be covid in the home in the household and grandparents. parents relatives. so immune compromise to get that vaccine, even though there will be a new one in the fall. >> according to the latest data from the city, there are currently 33 people hospitalized in san francisco with covid right now. week after the crowdstrike software glitch that brought down million to computers. lawmakers warned that it shows the vulnerability of our economy specifically when it comes to tech challenges. then simlot explains are concerned. >> one software update brought

down millions of computers and created chaos for many airlines airports nationwide. we had literally tens of thousands of flights canceled. delta says it grounded thousands of its flights from friday through wednesday. secretary pete buttigieg announced the department of transportation is investigating. you are entitled to cash if your flight is canceled and you don't take a rebooking. missouri senator josh hawley says he's gotten indications airlines aren't doing that. i want to make sure they're complying with the law. aviation wasn't the only industry affected. lawmakers say they're concerned. one software glitch could have such broad effect on our economy. will it concerns me that so much of our economy polluting our? >> air transportation is dependent on a single software supplier. >> crowdstrike is a popular cybersecurity company last friday. it pushed out of faulty update to windows computers, bringing down billboards affecting hospital communications and 9-1-1,

center's. this was just a drop in the bucket of what could happen. texas congressman tony gonzales was unable code expert. he says even though this was an attack, it shows what could happen if someone did hack a popular software less than one percent of our 2% of microsoft's overall machines were impacted. and yet it was the worst. it outage in history. he says the government needs to be on offense to make sure this never happens again in washington. i'm today some lot. >> the learning customers of a data breach involving personal information and credit cards. the company says it happened between april second, 10 may 18th the breach affected customers in the united states, mexico and canada disclosed information includes names, birth date, banking information and possibly credit card numbers. ticketmaster says impacted customers should have received an email or letter by now customers affected are advised

to monitor banking records and change their passwords. and consider a year's worth of identity monitoring. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news on this saturday. the port of oakland is getting some cash. >> to help as sea level rises. we'll break it down for you after the break. on thursday,

police got a frightening call. a woman was in a pool faced down this happening. >> in fairfield off of alaska avenue when police arrived, they found a man pulling the woman which had been the woman

had been submerged in a pool for what they say was about 5 minutes. another woman was on the scene. she was performing cpr, but you can find a pulse police deputies and performed cpr and were able to revive the victim. now, later, the hospital, doctors say that the quick action from the witnesses and police saved the woman's life. earlier this week, a san francisco jury has convicted a man they call and prolific burglar darren rim heiress. perez was convicted on multiple charges, including residential burglary, vandalism and grand theft auto between 2021 to 2023 were mayor is perez was arrested more than 5 times for various residential break-ins and auto burglary. officials say that he is set to be sentenced on august 18th. the port and city of oakland is giving 3 million dollars from caltrans to help us sea level rise and ground water intrusion. the money will be spent on plans to

prevent and mitigate climate change. induced flooding and the maritime ports airport and surrounding neighborhoods. the port will also give a million and a half dollars to help fund the project that's expected to include community input throughout the planning process. vintage wine estates. that's and major wine producer in santa rosa has filed for bankruptcy and has announced mass layoffs according to state filings, the company will lay off 377 workers. the layoffs will impact. employee said 10 different facilities across mendocino napa, san louis obispo and sonoma counties. they are set to take effect in late september. >> days, know, in area, drive safe. >> very sad to still ahead on the kron morning news. 2 people are dead after their car crashes off of highway one and down a cliff near pacifica.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news speaking not for 2 politicians under attack in a recall will tell you what some experts think could happen as election gets closer. a judge recused herself from the case over the recall case of mayor sheng thao out of oakland. and

good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on this saturday. let's start this half hour. the look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest for us. i day a good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and how about that? fog is hanging overhead a little bit. that's going to help cool us off. continued with that onshore wind. >> supplying some fresh marine layer moisture for us. but that does mean quite a bit of cloud cover for portions of the bay today, this east bay shore line shot that you can see here. it will clear out a little better than this, but we'll still see some scattered clouds in our future. looks like uoday. little bit better. clearing is expected as we get into tomorrow. >> there it is. you're onshore winds. double digits in the couple of pockets there or very high single digits with that numbers for you. lower 60's, some upper 50's in place. and we compare that to 24 hours ago. little cooler looks like in london yesterday. little warmer in a couple other pockets off towards the west. out today. we do see inland clearing out this morning fog and all we go back to mostly sunny and look at those afternoon. temperatures there. lower 70's

as we're looking at numbers, even well inland to be sub, 80 will be a gradual warm up into next week. but it looks like we don't see another heat spike, at least on the near to be her eyes will take a look at long-range forecast. we along with that force on too. theresa, thank you very much, in the east bay, too. progressive organizations speaking out against to recall. >> races with just over 100 days to go before the election. recall, experts say that it is likely more than likely that the incumbents will win. kron four's. dan kerman reports for us. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao. both face recall elections this november undermining our democracy is not what's going to help oakland recover. now, 2 progressive organizations, oakland rising action and will stone democratic renewal club have come out against both recalls? the recall process, though it is a process that is a part of our democracy cannot be abused. it cannot be

something leads our conversation around how oakland recovers. >> but just over 100 days until the election, neither tao or price have done much campaigning. it think that it would be a active campaign. recall expert joshua spivak with berkeley law says over 60% of elected officials facing recall nationwide lose. >> and another 60% resign in advance if talon price want to avoid that, he says they must maximize the time they have by getting on the campaign trail as if it's a regular election condit nor that it's a recall. >> focus on your record was what accomplished much the same way as when one for election run for reelection that to spivak says what those being recalled want to avoid. >> he's campaigning on the notion that recalls are undemocratic, voters have calculated that into the process. understand what the

recall it and we're going with school disapprove of elected official. >> not a certainty whether they just about deal. we up. >> one big unknown is how oakland born kamala harris's entrance into the presidential race might affect the recall. if it does energize progressives to get involved as expected. experts say it could have an impact on the recalls outcome. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now update to a story we've been following all week. the oakland public ethics commission investigation into the committee behind the recall of mayor sheng thao out of oakland. on thursday, we told you that the judge issued a tentative ruling that the recall committee did not have to turn over documents because the public ethics commission request was unconstitutional. the 2 sides were scheduled to meet in court friday, but now the judge in the case has recused herself. therefore, friday's hearing was canceled, meaning her tentative ruling

goes away. the case will now be assigned to another judge. it's unclear why the judge recused herself. a teenager is in custody for a violent person ching take a look at this surveillance video that shows the attack. it happened on the evening of june 4th, an elderly woman is approached by the teenager in a parking lot mckee road near this and is a regional medical center. her attacker grabbed purse, throws her to the ground and runs away. the woman was taken to the hospital for injuries. police were finally able to identify a suspect last week arrested the teenager believed to be responsible. he now faces elder abuse and assault. a police have arrested 3 men accused of robbing someone who was selling merchandise from an online marketplace. officers say the robbery happened back in april on gate few drive near 6, 8, of the victim was completing the transaction with one person went to others, approached him and started hitting him with

guns. according to police, the thieves ran off more than $4,000 worth of merchandise place eventually identified. the accused robbers. 2 of them are 1917 years old. they were booked into jail for robbery. tragedy on the coast. 2 people are dead after their car goes off a cliff and falls between 30400 feet. this all pacifica. the crash happened shortly before noon on friday on highway one in the area of devil's slide between pacific on tara, multiple chp officers along with fire crews and other law enforcement agencies responded the highway was shut down in both directions for several hours. chp is investigating what caused the crash. they have not yet identified the people killed. we spoke with one woman who was caught up in the back up. >> we got down to the bottom of the hill police caught couple more fire trucks.

>> cain, you know, and i said what is going on right? so by the time we got here, some bystander, i said, you know, know what's going on over there. then that's when they told us someone >> authorities say that the highway one will be closed again on saturday from 08:30am, to noon as crews recover the vehicle. >> kamala, i am proud of you. it's going to be historic. >> we call to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everythinc we can to get you through the selection of and into the oval office. >> former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have endorsed vice president, kamala harris in her bid for the white house. harris thanked the obamas for their support and express gratitude for their decades long friendship going.

>> what started out as a funny internet meme is now taking on a whole new meaning on kamala harris's campaign for president. we reached out to a back brand strategy expert to figure out the so-called brat. >> phenomenon vicki liviakis reports for us. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant audrey dominance as that with viral hits like this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, it's not someone putting a lot of media dulles behind it and pushing it down your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it

started with coconut tree meme, which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the for you page. the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she calls sticky means capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be more. coconut tree means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands. is going to be pivot of educational content what the she actually stand for. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. i'm lucky shopper in dublin. one, a massive 10 million dollar top prize playing california's 200 times scratcher. >> the california lottery says the winner bought the ticket at a and a gas and food mart. there were one of 3 winners announced this week to people in southern california also won big. well, if you're

looking for something fun to do, look no further than the santa clara county fair happening at the fairgrounds in san jose this weekend, the fair is celebrating its 80th anniversary and there is plenty to check out with 40 food vendors. 30 carnival rides. live entertainment petting zoo pony rides. a lot more. plus this year they've got something called a monster truck ride for $10. and the owner says it's an experience he will not forget. >> one of something to have fun with and give people rides at the at all. the monster truck shows sharper show that we've affair that we've not had any other month struck that. >> okay, michael thomas did this and you just have to go to kron 4 dot com and see him do it. i'm going with the fair runs until sunday this week and then opens up on thursday. adult tickets online or $17.50 with entry for kids and seniors at 11 bucks. thousands of runners are expected san

francisco this weekend for the san francisco marathon. some of the runners were at fort mason's festival pavilion yesterday for the health and fitness expo that got to pick up their welcome backs. check some cool swag like t-shirts and hats and test out some new fitness care. one runner came all the way from a smell, small mountain town in colorado to volunteer and take part in the half marathon. he says that running the marathon in francisco. it's going to be a lot easier and training for it to the high country of colorado. >> the amount of red blood cells your body produces when you live in 9,000 feet is insane. and so you can just pop in and not and run and really not feel that tired or like it's it's a huge chico. haha. >> from races around the city will be held today and sunday. several streets are going to be closed, including major entrances to the golden gate park. parts of king street on the embarcadero and jefferson street of course, between pow

and hide. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we'r breaking down the impact of kamala harris's cannon say. >> and impact it has on gunnarsson young democrats. and coming up on the kron morning news lawmakers are pushing to put a cap on the out-of-pocket cost prescription drugs. quick glance high temperatures for today. upper 70's is what we're looking for. even in this far east bay reaches up in the north bay as well. we retire those masking 90's for a little a while.

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>> and this is a live picture of sfo somewhere. think right there there were some we were reporting earlier. is that stock? 45 minute delay? you know, a see there the typical fall kind of situation. >> which by the way, should underscore you may have this little bit later on the day today. good morning, teresa. good morning. all you may have lingering through much of the day today because that's going to be pretty aggressive. it looks like to be in the west and that's a cooling mechanism. that's what we get for cooling unfortunate around the bay. a lot of cloud cover. you can expect not going to be directly impacted around tahoe. still going to look into the 70's for tomorrow and into early next week. plenty of sunshine at work. but the bigger picture here is the general thunderstorms. that's what that that light green indicates here. and this time of year in the rockies, the tennessee, a lot of it because you have just that chance of an air mass thunderstorms will be called the monsoon where you can see really how this is

being compromised by change of the guard here. a lot of nevada is taken out of half of arizona just completely out of the picture in terms of that chance of an afternoon shower or thunder showers. so a lot of stability has been added to the west coast with what we're talking about. onshore winds checking in here. they're going to act as a cooling mechanism as well. the bigger players go into place here. yes, thank you. low. you kind of help this outbreak. the back of this heat spike into the end of the week. however, into next weekend, it will be a little bit of a battle ground to see what's going on here. it looks like we'll see a little bump in our temperatures here. but not the major heat. spike business that we've seen from before. and with a low so close to going to watch and see how that all kind of comes together. but it looks like the general tone is gradual, warm up to take it towards the end of the week. but again, those numbers, even by friday are not going even come close to. we've already been through the last couple of weeks. 4 zone forecast. 64 san francisco, not only in the lower 60's off here towards the coast, but remember breezy and lots of cloud cover

hanging around. 68. meanwhile, for burlingame foster city around 72, along with palo alto, even in the south bay, we're looking at light numbers. mid 70's down south 81 morgan hill, east bay shoreline 60's tri valley looking at the mid to upper 70's. 76 or so going on for concord. 68 san leandro. 62 for berkeley. compliments of the onshore winds. we spoke of 62 vallejo. 75 fairfield 70 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. they're like stairs. step by step. we go. we gradually warm up just about all week long until by friday and into next weekend. we might be talking again about the lower 90's, but compare we've been through? that's not. >> i'll take that any day as opposed danville at 111. there all week base against all 80's? pretty much inland. so that's going to be kind summer. it is a nice little vacation. >> summer vacation in summer. what a pleasant surprise. thanks, dave. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and is

kamala harris launches her campaign for president? >> attention is turning to the impact her candidacy could have on down ballot key congressional races right here in california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports for us. >> well, members of both parties don't agree on much, but they do agree on this. california will play a major role in which party takes control of the u.s. house of representatives. and as of late democrats feel momentum is on their side. how are you feeling you dropped out of the race or with biden now? >> and harris in california, democrats say they're fired up among them. 19 year-old christian figaro, a the election for vice president harris. november's going to be my priority over the next few weeks. i think a lot of people are excited, including myself arising. stanford university sophomore and a delegate at the upcoming democratic national convention. figaro believes harris's candidacy has re energized. many democrats, especially donors

and young voters. i was very enthusiastic and very passionate about supporting president biden and he's in his reelection campaign. >> and i think young people were too young. democrats were as well. but i think now what we're seeing is just a complete new wave and shift. the people who are democrats, non democrats, just young people, all of a sudden getting so passionate and so excited. >> to elect and vice president harris, the first woman, president paul mitchell of political data inc, a non-partisan voter information service tracking ballot and voter trends. >> says the democratic excitement we're seeing now could have major implications for down ballot races in california, including a handful of close toss of congressional contests in several parts of the state that could determine which party takes control of the house. we have about 7 seats that are really in play that are either democratically held, but barely or republican. how but barely. >> and a small shift in this election cycle could swing 7 seats to be democratic or 7

seats to be republican. and that 7 seats would be enough to flip control of the house to house runs through california. we have congressional seats that are on the verge of of the democratic party taking them back. but california republican leaders say they, too, are energized. >> they point out republicans took control of the house in the past. thanks to their victories in close california congressional races and now. >> they're confident they'll do it again. now warning republicans responsible for bringing the house majority, the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we picked up 5 house seats in the same time that democrats have lost 6 house seats right here california. they're going to come at us with everything that they've got. the problem is they don't have solutions. republicans are showing that. >> and ballots will start to go out in the mail and early october election day is november 5th reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news.

>> there is a push to put a cap on the out of pocket cost prescription drugs. lawmakers on capitol hill say that no one should have to risk. skipping refills are rationing. they're medications because they can't afford their prescriptions. basil, john has the latest. >> the cost of prescription drugs just too high. new york democrat senator kirsten gillibrand says people in her state have a hard pill to swallow when it comes to affording the prescriptions. >> we have constituents that literally making those choices between paying for graft, groceries or paying for medicine to combat this. she introduced a bill to cap the annual out-of-pocket cost of prescription drugs. >> $2000 for individuals and $4,000 for families. if passed, these caps would apply to both group health plans and marketplace health plans lebron also supports legislation that would match u.s. drug prices with cannabis. it's infuriating. the people of buffalo have to

pay 2 or 3 times as much if they buy, you know, one mile in the united states or one mile at the united states? no, absolutely. i'm for that. missouri republican senator josh hawley supports caps on prescription drugs and introduced his own bill. he says take it a step with the big pharma companies are charging for drugs in france and germany and then in canada, whatever that prices, that's what it will be in the united states. hawley agrees there is no reason for americans to suffer with what he calls unfair pricing practices. i'm in favor of of any approach to make progress on this. i just think that the cost of prescription drugs is outrageous. gillibrand and hawley are optimistic the republicans and democrats can come together on the issue reporting in washington. i'm basil, john and now to bay area baseball with the giants dealing with some injuries. >> jorge allard has been in the leadoff spot often on it tonight. he was. on may 4. unloads on the rockies pitcher kyle freeland with the huge

hit out to left. that is about 25 rows back into the bleachers. back so are homer number 12 for the season. one, nothing giants. now. 41 giants in the 4th runner on for tyler fitzgerald with. it continuing a hot streak with a bomb at the left his 7th of the year making it. 61 giants fits now has 7 homers in last 8 harrison was brilliant for the giants last night. he pitched 6 and two-thirds innings gave up only one run. >> on one hand and added 11 strikeouts to pick up his 6th win of the year. crowd going wild appreciating the effort. giants get a much-needed 11 to 4 win over the rockies say playing their second game of the series today. >> at 4, 5, the san francisco giants have a new full-time public address announcer. caroline mcardle has been a bay area radio personality for 30 years. she says that she's

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4 morning news fires raging across the state and here locally. we'll take a look at the latest numbers to keep you informed. policy. the city of oakland facing pressure from governor newsom to about restrictions on police pursuits. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> well, everyone, thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on saturday. and theresa it is saturday, july 27. let's start by getting a look at your forecast. dave spahr. >> little drizzle of their day. >> yeah, again, your water.

good morning, teresa. good morning, everybody. and that a strong marine layer that we have is going to keep some around the bay looks like a ks good chunk of the day. it will break up in the afternoon, of course, across the bay. but for san francisco, golden gate going to see a lot of those fog clouds remaining know this is still the ground level. as you can see, the east bay shoreline just starting to peel out a little bit and we got to get this stuff aloft and get to mix out a bit. and this is what we want to drive home at the coast, particularly can see those numbers still continue to retreat back to single digits. and that will be due to this continuation of the fog throughout the afternoon. a little bit onshore. winds continue to bring the fresh marine layer in all day today. that's why san francisco golden gate into southern moran. it will be kind of a problem area seeing quite a bit of cloud cover today as it will be along the coast, too. we see lower slower, 50 lower 60's, rather upper 50's for a lot of the east bay. upper 50's covered the north bay. and actually that's a little cooler for the folks inland and just about everybody now catching up a bit with that as we have a cooler start to your

day that we saw from yesterday and of these morning clouds you're seeing even inland. that's going break out. 74 expected by the mid-afternoon. how about that? no 90's on there, even for you, folks in london. that will be the same for tomorrow. but some better clearing. it looks like for the bay. more details on that weekend forecast in a bit theresa day. thank you for that. with strong winds fueling to wildfires in the east bay, prompting evacuations as flames coming dangerously close. >> to some homes evaluation, evacuation orders, rather are in effect for the wilderness. regional preserve and homes along welsh creek road because of the creek fire. the creek fire started just before 4 friday afternoon and has quickly grown to nearly 600 acres. it is only 5% contained. meanwhile, the point fire burned nearly 500 acres in contra costa county kron four's jack moment starts our fire coverage from bay point. >> so the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high

winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responding quick enough keeping flames, sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes. >> a fire going you can see it from the main road of 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord and bay point. the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >> amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and the spraying retardants over homes, cars and streets. this point. i was in my backyard for ariana torres. this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. so

that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. staff >> less than 20 feet is what stood between the fire and her home. it was very very scary, because i relieving in this home imagines is. >> house getting burned down. but with neighbors and some garden hoses, they were able to keep the flames away until cal fire got there. but wanting the the house down with the water cal fire crews from contra costa county and santa clara counties. >> tackle fire and were able to stop it from progressing around 8 in the evening. it was a scary situation. i'm still kind of flustered. dan hartwig is kids grew up in the home that he worked a safe yet shows us video of just how close it got. >> firefighters 100 costa county. thank you. thank you. thank really, really, really saved us this. i will be thinking about this for a while. and it wasn't for, you know, the fire department all that. don't we would have got

through it. >> at cal fire crews are set to continue working on this fire throughout the evening on friday, going into the weekend because of those high winds and those dry grassy conditions that forward progression of the fire has stopped and that containment is still slow going up. reporting here in bay point jacmel. kron 4 news. >> and tracking more fires for you. a fire burning near 5.80, and north flynn road in alameda county is 80% contained. this fire started around 9.45 thursday night and burned nearly 400 acres. a driver call 9-1-1 to report that their car was on fire and that the flames had spread to the nearby hillside. the fire forced crews to temporarily shut down 5.80. no one was injured. no buildings were damaged. fortunately. meanwhile, the park fire burning in butte county is currently california's largest fire of the year. the fire has grown to an estimated 300 and 7 1000 acres after sparking on

wednesday, the burn zone extending from butte county into to heyman county cal fire estimates that the flames destroyed at least 134 structures. those are mostly homes. evacuation orders remain in place. a chico man was arrested thursday on an arson charge. authorities say that the man pushed a burning car into ongoing, which ignited the fire. in the east oakland police department is investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 10, 30 thursday night on coliseum. way about a block north of the oakland coliseum. the identity of the victim has not been released at oakiam. police say it's an active investigation and they are still gathering details. governor newsom is stepping in to police matters. and oakland once again. now he is asking city officials to be more aggressive and bring back police pursuits. yesterday i spoke with some critics and supporters of changing the current policy. a policy under

scrutiny. on friday, california governor gavin newsom imploring >> going to get tougher on crime. specifically sending a letter urging the city to reconsider its no police pursuit policy. in a letter the governor writes to mayor sheng thao in the council. quote, i urge you to reconsider whether opd should be permitted to pursue suspects and more circumstances to improve public safety in your city and to establish a process to evaluate whether opd is making full use of its authority, including that granted under the existing pursuit policy to protect public safety and enforce a law, unquote. the governor recently stepped up efforts to send more highway patrol officers to oakland to help combat crime. adding recent data reflecting it is working. violent crime is down. but adding oakland's anti pursue policy is hurting efforts to be more effective.

circumstances of definitely change since. well, since i was chief. >> and i think, you know, oakland police department, city of oakland should consider some changes to the policy or on armstrong as oakland's former top cop who was fired by mayor thao for allegedly failing to appropriately discipline officers. but >> a magistrate recommended the city reverse the termination. he is now running for an at-large position on oakland city council. while he was chief. he supported putting a pause on pursuits. however, now. >> as laws change, write, the laws have change, which has made certain crimes a mess accountable than they were previously. and so that means that law enforcement has to adjust to when the initial policy went into place, some things with felonies that are no longer and so certain crimes people have taken advantage of as a result changes in laws. but also our policies that prevent us from

pursuing those type of crimes. >> data shows like actual shows that high speed pursuits. don't keep us any safer. the actually make the community's much, less safe. cat brooks is co-founder of the anti police terror project. we've seen 2 analysts, 2 years incidents with oakland police department break. the people were killed. people were harmed. people are hurt because of police chases. the didn't stop the sideshows. when the look i was murdered it's not going to stop anything else. >> now the policy is currently under review by the oakland city council. we reached out to the mayor's office and several city council members but did not hear back on the governor's letter. 1, 0, come business owner is applauding the governor's prompt to allow for more police chases lgbtq+ nightclub mckay rico was burglarized earlier this week. thieves ransacked the club's bar areas stealing expensive bottles of liquor. he also

broke into the office club owner, valentino carrillo says this is now the 10th time they've been hit in just 3 years. he says police saw the suspects leaving the scene in 2 cars but did not go after them because of the current. no chase policy. says that these criminals need to be stopped and the governor is making the right com. >> i think it's definitely about i'm a business which crime going not only open but state. i'm pretty confid-nt in the in the police. i'm not so much. you know, >> the prosecution part. there seems to be a lot of you know. letting the criminals do what they want. and very before that. and so that really needs to be looked at there. >> gary cohn is over on 15th and franklin streets. >> has summer take just a little bit of a breather. that's what we got in this forecast. check it out. inland

temperatures only in the 70's today. we'll be in the 80's for a good chunk of the week ahead going take a look at the

>> and let's take a live look outside. you can see all of those milky beautiful clouds, which is great for hiking right? so that's that's a bittersweet kind of thing right day. >> well, i guess it's going to keep a lot of cloud cover around a san francisco along the golden gate as well. once we left this off from the ground level. but you can see right above us, not too high up things do clear out. we have to have dry air helping out their 62 for antioch, upper 50's to the east bay. meanwhile, up north mid to upper 50's at that. 56 san

francisco. 61, san jose. there are there. they are. the onshore winds with us all day. so that means fresh marine layer moisture coming our way all day. they'll continue to re 45 thing. so it comes on in. it rises a bit mixes out with some of the drier air aloft. so get some clearing along the east bay shoreline later on today. but meanwhile, the coastal purity much be socked in continuation with these onshore winds and a reduction of highs. tuna. check it out from this vantage point later on today. you can see how the marine layer just erodes away but still around the peninsula. san francisco, you're dealing with still quite a bit of cloud cover. what's left of the fog clouds tomorrow morning to the same drill again. but that should mix out a little quicker then today. so you'll see probably more generous clearing happening in the same spots tomorrow. then we're going to see today. today's the big sledgehammer to keep a lot of that moisture overhead, which does control temperatures too sfo. the cookout about a 45 minute delay here vacation. as we got to the weekend here.

cool with 70's going on even inland now for the early part of the week, we've got 80's on tap here, mild for the bay 70's and again, that we kind of a mixed bag, a sun and clouds for portions of the east bay shoreline in london. you're looking typical clearing out during the day and then for the next weekend, latter portion of the week does look like it over the heat increase or temperatures climbing up to the lower 90's, but not much more beyond that. we'll see if we go over the hill a little bit here and with another heat spike. but it doesn't look like it for the next 4 weeks. at least will be next weekend or later. 64 with a lot of overcast conditions. san francisco, cool. 66 oakland, mostly cloudy on balance, but you'll see some breaks happening here. 76 san jose. we should turn to mostly sunny by that point. but everybody's enjoying the rays of cooler temps got upper 70's for the east bay and also up north. 76 san jose and about a 60 chilly degrees for half moon bay next couple of days coming like this lower 80's right on into early next week. theresa.

>> thank you very much. day. plus, a food is in season this summer. i think it's in season all the time, though, joining us live right now to share some cooking tips is ritz carlton, san francisco executive sous chef. kris, you join us. thank you very much. mister we have quite the and quite beautiful stuff. i'm gravitating towards this. but of course, it's early morning so we can talk that. but we've got this beautiful tower. can you share with us this? the macula it gorgeous contraption. yeah. one of the stent to. >> yes, absolutely. so this is an offering from our move clicko tear off at the ritz carlton san francisco. so we serve these decade in seafood towers now in art, harris, which is a beautiful space and some let in likes of tonight's date night. it yeah, absolutely. and it's surrounded by our chefs herb garden. and so the guests can sit down and enjoy these really decadent seafood towers, which we have lobster

tails, crab claws, fresh oysters, prawns clue. caviar in this beautiful package in a beautiful setting inches. expect tackling not do eat it. >> chilled or is yeah, i mean, i see a lot of iso. i think absolutely. it's chilled so perfect for a hot summer afternoon. >> out on the terrace which davis said, you know, we were going to be seeing even warmer temperatures coming. but anyway. >> so and then moving on to this stunning contraption of the right. this so >> every last sunday of the month, we're serving our afternoon tea out on the matter, laura, correct? yeah, you have it. he service tomorrow. and so every sunday last sunday of the month, we're serving our afternoon tea out on the terrace. and then every weekend in october, we're serving tea as well. and 10% of the proceeds go today. a cancer connections. excellent. can you explain to me whats on here? i can see kind of a scone ish thing.

absolutely. yes. so we have a blueberry scones on top here. akram's tarts little a suite bites here in the middle and then the 3rd tier. here we have our right? little bit of a artichoke quiche there. a classic cucumber sandwich and that trying to figure out what that was. and then, of course, the edible flowers decorating correct person actually come from our guard costs and then and front. this is a lock-in caper threat. yeah, absolutely. it's smoked and then 8. >> lemon cream cheese. and then over here in the corner to chris on 12. yes. so it's a look at torn chicken salad very good. classic pairings with with t i was a color orange. tell me a little bit about this, right? so this year it's our new at the veuve cliquot so we've partnered with move could go and lot of

festival and we've created an sorbet flavor based on the flavor profiles and champaign who doesn't live grand dame, of course, and so explain to me this offering and here in the right. so we have our and can you guys say the survey and hear it? gorgeous. thank you. yes. so if we have a survey here, the flavors or pear lemon, honey finishes with a little bit of vanilla, which are the flavor profiles of the champagne. and it goes really well with the champagne flowed on top. and so do you put the champagne on top of that order do kind of think absolutely. yeah, definitely. you pour the champagne right on top, indeed, like an awful and it is move on, i don't want don't know i could do that. i would well like savor make syria a flavor champagne called rich, which is designed for cocktails. and we do serve champagne cocktails on the terrace as well. >> and it pairs perfectly

more. i do about all of this, ok? so and then we can you can have a ground on as well. that's yes. >> we offer the yellow label the rich. >> and we also just the one that is the more the desert. right? they've made it specially to make cocktails and spritzes with. so he's got a little richer flavor. >> it stands up to the mixers. a little girls and so for correct? yeah. and we serve really spritzes out on our tears as well. goodness, gracious. >> so how do we learn more about all of this? so ritz carlton dot com, you can make a and we are open saturdays and sundays all summer long through october. >> and and then like i said last sunday of every month we're serving are at marty tomorrow. very good. thank you very much, chris. thank appreciate you coming and i think everyone is like embracing the bear. so i think this is kind timely. thank you very much. that will it for us. we will be right back after the break.

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another woman was on the scene. she was performing cpr, didn't find polls. police deputies then performed cpr and they were able to revive the victim later at the hospital. doctors saying that the quick action from witnesses saved the woman's life. earlier this week, a san francisco jury has convicted and they call a prolific burglar darwin rim heiress. perez was convicted on multiple charges, including residential burglary, vandalism and grand theft auto between 2021 2023. ramirez perez was arrested more than 5 times for various residential break-ins and auto burglary. officials say that he is set to be sentenced on august 18th. the port and city of oakland is giving 3 million dollars from caltrans to help with sea level rise and ground water intrusion. the money will be spent on plans to prevent and mitigate climate

change. induced flooding at the maritime port airport and surrounding neighborhoods. the port will also give a million and half dollars to help fund the project. it's expected to include community input throughout the planning process. well, tensions wines, the state's major wine producer in santa rosa has filed for bankruptcy and announced mass layoffs according to state filings, the company will lay off 277 workers at layoffs will impact employees at 10 different facilities across mendocino, napa, san louis obispo and sonoma counties. they are set to take effect late september. >> days, know, in area, drive safe. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, 2 people are dead after their car crashes off of highway one and down the cliff near pacifica.

>> and now on the kron. 4 morning news speaking not for 2 politicians under siege and a recall will tell you what experts think could happen the election gets closer. a judge recuses herself from the case over the recall of mayor sheng thao out of oakland.

>> good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. it's 8.30. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest >> well, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of a cooler weekend in store for you. we're going take a little from summer. it's going to feel almost like september a little bit here. we've got a lot more of that marine layer, which to negotiate through. so expect kind of overcast for much of the day for san francisco golden gate and a little bit into southern moore into east bay. shoreline will be treated to some variable clouds at work. that will be the story today. better clearing expected tomorrow and a touch warmer. but there it is. the onshore winds also working in tandem, bringing in fresh marine layer moisture, cool ocean air all the way through the carquinez strait helping out there a little bit as well. temperature check for you. upper 50's lower 60's. we're still hanging with that. 61 for san jose 50's. meanwhile, up north and everybody is behind where the numbers were from yesterday

dramatically. so in the far east bay, you can see double digits in places like livermore and also for san jose today, basically mostly sunny. you can see those temperatures in the afternoon in the mid 70's. yes, mid 70's by 3 o'clock. so you can forget about the triple digits or even 90's for a little while. it looks like for at least a few days, we're going to be in 70's and 80's territory. little bit more on your forecast coming up in a bit theresa day. thank you for that. to me is to progressive organization speaking out against to recall races with just >> over 100 days to go before election day. recall experts say it will likely take more than that for the incompetence to when kron four's dan kerman breaks it down for us. alameda county district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao. both face recall elections this november undermining our democracy is not what's going to help oakland recover. >> now, 2 progressive organizations, oakland rising action and will stone democratic renewal club have

come out against both recalls? the recall process, though it is a process that is a part of our democracy cannot be abused. it cannot be something leads our conversation around how oakland recovers. >> with just over 100 days until the election, neither tao or price have done much campaigning. it think that it would be a active campaign. recall expert joshua spivak with berkeley law says over 60% of elected officials facing recall nationwide lose. >> and another 60% resign in advance if talon price want to avoid that, he says they must maximize the time they have by getting on the campaign trail as if it's a regular election, condit nor that it people. >> focus your record was what accomplished much the same way as when one for election run for reelection that have to spivak says what those being recalled want to avoid.

>> he's campaigning on the notion that recalls are undemocratic, voters have calculated that into the process. understand what the recall it and they're voting with school disapprove of elected official. >> not a certainty whether they just about deal will be up. >> one big unknown is how oakland born kamala harris's entrance into the presidential race might affect the recall. if it does energize progressives to get involved as expected. experts say it could have an impact on the recalls outcome. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now an update to a story we've been following all week. the oakland public ethics commission investigation into the committee behind the recall of mayor sheng thao. on thursday, we told you the judge issued a tentative ruling that the recall committee did not have to turn over documents because the public ethics commission's request was unconstitutional. the 2 sides are scheduled to

meet in court friday, but now the judge in the case is recused herself. therefore, friday's hearing was canceled, meaning her tentative ruling goes away. the case will now be assigned to another judge. it's unclear why the judge recuse yourself. a teenager is in custody violent purse. snatching and sand is a take. a look at the surveillance video showing the attack. it happened on the evening of june 4th, an elderly woman is approached by the teenager in a parking lot on mckee road near the center is a regional medical center. her attacker grabbed purse, throws her to the ground and then runs away. but the woman was taken to the hospital for her injuries. police were finally able to identify a suspect last week and arrested the teenager. they believed to be responsible. he faces charges of elder abuse. some say police have arrested 3 men accused of robbing someone who was selling merchandise from an online marketplace. officers say that the robbery

happened back in april on glut gate view drive near 6.80. the victim was completing a transaction with one person when 2 people approached him and then started hitting him with guns. according to police, the thieves ran off of more than $4,000 worth of merchandise. police eventually identified the accused robbers. 2 of them, our 19 year-olds and one is a 17 year-old they were booked into the jail and charged with robbery. the tragedy on the coast. 2 people are dead after their car goes off a cliff and falls between 30400 feet. a pacifica. the crash happened shortly before noon on friday on highway one in the area of devil's slide between pacific on tara. multiple chp officers along with fire crews and other law enforcement agencies responded. the highway was shut down in both directions for several hours. chp is investigating what caused the

crash. they have yet to dana find the people killed. we spoke with one woman who was out at the scene. >> got down to the bottom of the hill police caught couple more fire trucks came, you know, and i said what is going on right? so by the time we got here, some bystander, i said, you know, know what's going on over there. then that's when they told us someone >> today authorities said that highway one will be closed from 08:30am, to noon as crews recover the vehicle. >> kamala, i am proud of you. it's going to be historic. >> we call to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everything we can to get you through the selection of and into the oval office. >> former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have endorsed vice president kamala harris in bid for the white house.

harris thanked the obamas for their support and express gratitude for their decades long friendship. what started out as a funny internet meme is taking on a whole new meaning. and kamala harris's campaign for president. we reached out to a brand strategy expert to figure out, but the so-called brat phenomenon u.s. vicki liviakis reports. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant ed reed. aman says that with viral hits like this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, it's not someone putting a lot of media dulles behind it and pushing it down

your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it started with coconut tree meeting which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the for you page. the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she calls sticky memes, capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be more. coconut tree means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands. is going to be pivot of what educational content what the she actually stand vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> one lucky shopper in dublin, one, a massive 10 million dollar top prize planning, california 200 times scratcher. the california lottery says that the winner bought the ticket at gas and

food mart. there were one they were. one of 3 winners announced this week to people in southern california. also one pick. you're looking for something fun to do, look no further than the santa clara county fair happening at the fairgrounds and senate say this weekend this year is marking the 80th anniversary and there is plenty to check out, including 40 food vendors, 30 carnival rides. live entertainment. a petting zoo pony rides. much more plus this year. they've got some the called the monster truck crime for 10 bucks. owner says it's an experience too. we'll never forget. >> something to have fun and give people rides at the at all. the monster truck shows sharper show that we've affair that we've not had any other month struck that. that's hilarious, right? >> the fair runs until sunday this week and then opens back up next thursday, adult tickets online are $17 to $0.50 with entry for kids and seniors at $11. thousands of

runners expected in san francisco this weekend for the san francisco marathon. some of the runners were at fort mason's festival pavilion yesterday for the health and fitness expo. they got to pick up their welcome backs. check out some cool swag like t-shirts and hats and test out some new fitness gear. one runner came all the way from a small mountain town in colorado to volunteer and take part in the half marathon. he says running the marathon in san francisco is going to be a lot easier than training in colorado. >> the amount of red blood cells your body produces when you live in 9,000 feet is insane. and so you can just pop in and not and run and really not feel that tired or like it's it's a huge chico. >> thi it's pretty cool right races thro the city will be held today and sunday. several streets are going to be closed. want take note of that, including major entrances to golden gate park, parts of king street on the

embarcadero and jefferson street between pow and hide. >> alright, look at those high temperatures going on for today. we expect the upper 70's even well inland. same thing up in the north bay, too. meanwhile, the coast expect 60 ish or so with those continuation of onshore winds. a lot of cloud cover going on. a look at kind of a change forecast for you the weekend forecast for you the weekend because one of his continues.

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>> and we're going take a live look outside sfo. you can see that cloud bank right there. it's causing some delays. and dave spahr is going to tell us all about it. i think the last time we checked it is about 45 minute delays at the airport with drive for people. yeah. it's tax everything yeah. that's true. 45 minute delay and probably, you know, through much of the day today, that's probably the case for. >> they have kind of negotiate through all of that through much of the day, too. so. >> yes, and san jose state socked in by the cloud cover. but still early, this will probably clear out by the time we get to late morning early afternoon and all that kind of thing. and that's what you're looking at for the east bay shoreline, too. that morning cloud cover, i'm losing my shot anyway, tahoe, what's it look like the next few days? we're back to the 70's. it looks like under sunny to mostly sunny skies. and guess what? the afternoon intrusion of those air mass scattered isolated thunder showers, not a feature actually in this

forecast are really and a good chunk of arizona around the river and up north into our west coast is being cleaned up by this low. these lows are good weather friends to have around the summer months. meanwhile, in some parts of the rockies to off towards the east. yeah, you have the afternoon showers and some thunder showers working there. there are the winds again on shore. they will be. as we go through the day that's going to remain that case right through the carquinez strait. double digits expected to now. and the major weather features that high is kind of pushed out of the side. so a low really helped out again, kind of a good weather friend to have around the summer months as we get to the end of the week. however, the high restarts to assert itself and it will be kind of close in the rockies with a low out to sea. so with this kind of close call here, we do see temperatures warming into the weekend, but nothing too crazy. so lower 90's as what's expected well inland. here's a look at your 4 zone forecast cover you for the saturday. 64 san francisco, quite a bit of cloud cover as we will see at the coast around 60 is coupled with those winds too. 68 going

on for burlingame. 72 foster city in palo alto in the south bay. let's go for about mid 70's, 81 for morgan hill, east bay shoreline, upper 60's tri valley. upper 70's board still so different. just a couple days ago, 75 walnut creek. 76 for concord. 62 for berkeley, vallejo, 60 to 75 fairfield to do about a 70 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. gradual increase in temperatures will go through the 80's again, maybe some lower 90's by the time get to around thursday or so. but the east bay shoreline, going to be treated to quite a bit of cloud cover. it looks like during the week clearing out a little bit of the afternoon and at the coast, it looks like more of a mostly cloudy story. theresa. >> you very much tape while strong winds fueling wildfires across the state, prompting evacuations as flames coming dangerously close to some homes and a few of those fires right here in the bay area. here to talk about the east bay fires more is kelsey burke rat. she is with cal fire's santa claire unit. so when

david's explaining that the temperatures have dropped so that hopefully is helping, especially with the fog bank out there. >> good chelsea burkett here with calfire santa claire unit. the the fires it expanded to about 595 acres. firefighters able to get about 5% contained at last weather helped a little bit. but weather definitely influence the fight fire yesterday as well as train. so we're talking about the creek fire right now specifically cracked. >> yes, okay. >> and then what people know right now as far as trying to help firefighters in their firefighting efforts out there? >> it's really important for the public to make sure that you're staying aware of your surroundings. make sure that you've been creating defensible space. have your go bag to be ready to go. it's not if it's when there's going to be a fire and make sure your letting the firefighters

do their jobs looking to get into the area so that they can quickly extinguish the fires. >> we we've seen and other fires. people take out hoses trying to fight fires on one hand, it yeah, understandable that people want to get out there and do what they can to protect the property. but at the same time. it can be kind of a dicey situation. we do want to see anybody correct? >> that's correct. but we want to remind the public that we want to leave the firefighting to the firefighters. they've done extensive training and have experience in fire weather and behavior. and it's important that you beat that. that job to the firefighters and make sure that you can get yourself in a sleek space. >> and chelsea, what do you think as far as today is concerned? what are they going to be really specifically drilling down on? >> they're going to keep working on implementing and reinforcing containment lines.

and sir, can't they're going to start to mop up in the area and just continue to reinforce and this containment lines working hard throughout the day. >> are you hoping that there's going to be an air attack out there? >> we use ground and air resources on its most of our fires and there will be aircraft overhead today. >> we have noticed in the past year so that there is more arsenal out there for you guys to do the air attacks and drones and night vision and all of these new tools that really help on. are you able to deploy some of those resources in this area? i know that it's very rugged. so that rain is challenging for firefighters. >> and when it comes to tools like it's. >> it depends on where other aircraft we already have in there, that there's any kind of fire fighting aircraft and there were not going put drones in the sky. and that's just to think the thing.

>> and you also don't want people to be flying very personal drones in and around where you guys are correct. >> correct. if you're flying your drone, we can't buy our aircraft. and that means that there's less efforts being done from the sky as far as putting in. retardant lines or doing any kind of water drops. >> anything else you think is pertinent right now for the public to understand, you know, the go-bag. i know that there's information on your website as far as want to have in there. good thing to talk to everybody about being on the same page like of a fire breaks out where we're going to be meeting. those kinds of elements edits. it's just good to go over all that stuff, especially is, you know, it's what july 27th. and we've got months before, you know, heavy rains come in that kind of stuff. >> yeah. so we have this really wonderful pub. ready, set go. you can go to ready, set, go dot org and you can build a whole for action. plan. you can see all the different tools to help you

build or go bags, but also to prepare you and your family in event of an evacuation or any kind of emergency and talks about, you know, knowing when to go and all the all the tools that you need to be prepared. >> very good. thank you very much. communications a chelsea. we really appreciate your time and we'll let you get back to very important job that you have. that you have. >> will right back.

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push to put a cap on the out of pocket cost of prescription drugs. lawmakers on capitol hill say that no one. >> should have to risk skipping refills are rationing their medications because they can't afford their prescriptions. basil, john has the latest for us. >> the cost of prescription drugs just too high. new york democrat senator kirsten gillibrand says people in her state have a hard pill to swallow when it comes to affording the prescriptions. >> we have constituents that literally making those choices between paying for graft, groceries or paying for medicine to combat this. she introduced a bill to cap the annual out-of-pocket cost of prescription drugs. >> $2000 for individuals and $4,000 for families. if passed, these caps would apply to both group health plans and marketplace health plans lebron also supports legislation that would match u.s. drug prices with cannabis. it's infuriating. the people of buffalo have to pay 2 or 3 times as much if

they buy, you know, one mile in the united states or one mile at the united states? no, absolutely. i'm for that. missouri republican senator josh hawley supports caps on prescription drugs and introduced his own bill. he says take it a step with the big pharma companies are charging for drugs in france and germany and then in canada, whatever that prices, that's what it will be in the united states. hawley agrees there is no reason for americans to suffer with what he calls unfair pricing practices. i'm in favor of of any approach to make progress on this. i just think that the cost of prescription drugs is outrageous. gillibrand and hawley are optimistic the republicans and democrats can come together on the issue reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. last week we told you that contra costa animal services was in desperate need of adoptees. >> now people showed up and they cleared up the shelter. but now it is full again in an effort to make room for more animals and to get people to come in and adopt the animals.

the shelter has waived all adoption fees this month. they're also looking for foster homes to help care for the hundreds of pets seeking homes, including over 170 dogs. yesterday we met a pop ready to meet its new owners. >> he's been with us for couple weeks now to the bubble for adoption. she's really lovely and, you know, i get stage fright. so we function as a safety net for animals that, you know, that are lost or injured or, you know. looking for a new home there just happens to be a lot right now. they're outpacing our adoptions >> these animals are all spayed and neutered and they are ready for adoption. you can see on the website you can go and check out and see what animals are up for. adoption. >> still ahead in the next hour on kron 4 morning news, we are keeping track the latest numbers and how it's impacting people across the state. we're talking about fires burning. plus, how governor newsom is urging local police to reconsider

policy on police chases. and oakland business owner who was recently a victim of a break-in is applauding the governor's prompt to allow for more police chases. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news on saturday continues. now on the

kron. 4 morning news fires raging across the state and here locally. we'll take a look at the latest numbers to keep you informed. >> the city oakland should some changes to the policy. >> the city of oakland facing pressure from governor newsom to re-evaluate restrictions on police purses. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news on this saturday. i'm theresa it is july 27th. let's get a start looking at the weather with dave spahr. >> it was kind of misting early this morning. >> not going to say that it is 05:00am, but it was around 05:00am. so what's it like now? >> well, good morning, theresa. good morning, thicker marine layer help bring some of that. some sprinkles also

for the east bay shoreline, which maybe you can expect a little bit tomorrow, too. however, it's going to be hard to really clean that out a little bit for today, particularly for san francisco, along the golden gate up to southern marin a little bit along the east bay shoreline to here's the golden gate shot for you as well. again, we have now the overcast skies start to take over back to the fog situation again. and it's going to be hard to clear along the coast elsewhere. yeah, no problem that will clear out for the afternoon onshore winds and in place. they're going to be that way all week long. now, the start to have some bite to them and start to impact our weather a little bit and bring down those temps. current numbers, 63 for antioch, mostly 50's on the board. and when you compare that to 24 hours ago, yeah, we're starting to trail by some noticeable numbers because of this clearing patches. little slow, double digits behind slow, double digits behind well inland. you can see 2. goes at 71 by 1 o'clock by 4 73. a greatly reduced numbers for you as we get to the afternoon in a bit. we'll take a look at your forecast for the weekend. theresa

>> day. thank you for that. with strong winds fueling to wildfires in the east bay, prompting evacuations as flames coming dangerously close to some homes. evacuation orders are in effect for the wilderness, regional preserve and homes along the welsh creek road because of the creek fire. creek fire started just before 4 friday afternoon. and has quickly grown to nearly 600 acres. it is only 5% contained. meanwhile, the point fire that is burning over in contra costa county, about 500 acres so far. kron four's jack moment starts our fire coverage from bay point. >> so the big story this wildfire season in california so far has been these high winds and extremely dry grassy conditions that have just made it really difficult for crews to battle these fires that we have seen so far. but on friday, in bay point, we did find several neighbors who were just thankful that crews responding quick enough keeping flames, sometimes 10 to 20 feet away from their homes.

>> a fire going on. you can see it from the main road of 450 plus acre fire ripping through the foothills between concord and bay point. the first thing i thought was going to get my son because it looked like it was really close by where my son school is located. >> amid several evacuation warnings and even one evacuation neighbors here had no choice but to watch as cal fire, local fire crews did their best tackling the flames from the ground and the arab spring retardants over homes, cars and streets. >> this point, i was in my backyard for ariana torres. this fire came way too close for comfort in. this is where i live. >> so that will take off. >> if the firefighters did it. not they want >> less than 20 feet is what stood between the fire and her home. it was very very scary, because i relieving in this home imagines is. >> my house getting burned

down. but with neighbors and some garden hoses, they were able to keep the flames away until cal fire got there. but wanting the the house down with the water cal fire crews from contra costa county and santa clara counties. >> tackle this fire and were able to stop it from progressing around 8 in the evening. it was a scary situation. i'm still kind of flustered. dan hartwig is kids grew up in the home that he worked a safe yet shows us video of just how close it got. >> firefighters contra costa county. thank you. thank you. thank really, really, really saved us this. i will be thinking about this for a while. and it wasn't for, you kn w, the fire department all that. don't we would have got through it. >> at cal fire crews are set to continue working on this friday, going into the weekend - because of those high winds and those dry grassy conditions that forward progression of the fire has stopped and that containment is still slow going up.

reporting here in bay point jacmel. kron 4 news. >> tracking more fires. a fire burning near 5.80, in north flynn road in alameda county is 80% contained. this fire started around 9.45 night and burned nearly 400 acres. a driver call 9-1-1 to report that their car was on fire and the flames then spread to the nearby hillside. the fire forced crews to temporarily shut down 5.80. no one was injured. no buildings were damage. thankfully. meanwhile, the park fire burning in butte county is currently california's largest fire. be year. the fire has grown to an estimated 307,000 acres after sparking on wednesday. the burn zone extending from butte county and to to hey, ma county cal fire estimates that the flames destroyed at least 134 structures most of those homes, evacuation orders remain in place. a chico man was arrested thursday on an arson charge. authorities say that the man pushed a burning car into a going which ignited

the park fire. in the east bay. the oakland police department is investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 10, 30 thursday night on coliseum. way about a block north of the oakland coliseum. the identity of the victim has not been released yet. welcome. police say it is an active investigation and they are still gathering details. well, governor gavin newsom is stepping in to police in manners in oakley once again. now he is asking city officials to be more aggressive and bring back police pursuits. yesterday i spoke with some critics and some supporters of changing the current policy. >> a policy under scrutiny on friday, california governor gavin newsom imploring going to get tougher on crime specifically sending a letter urging the city to reconsider its no police pursuit policy. in a letter the governor writes to mayor sheng thao in the council. quote, i urge you to reconsider whether opd

should be permitted to pursue suspects and more circumstances to improve public safety in your city and to establish a process to evaluate whether opd is making full use of its authority, including that granted under the existing pursuit policy to protect public safety and enforce a lot of quote. the governor recently stepped up efforts to send more highway patrol officers to oakland to help combat crime. adding recent data reflecting it is working. violent crime is down. but adding oakland's anti pursuit policy is hurting efforts to be more effective. circumstances have definitely changed since. well, since i was chief. >> and i think, you know, oakland police department, city of oakland should consider some changes to the policy or on armstrong as oakland's former top cop who was fired by mayor thao for allegedly failing to appropriately discipline officers. but >> a magistrate recommended the city reverse the

termination. he is now running for an at-large position on oakland city council while he was chief. he supported putting a pause on pursuits. however, now. >> as laws change, write, the laws have change, which has made certain less accountable than they were previously. and so that means that law enforcement has to adjust to when the initial policy went into place, some things with felonies that are no longer and so certain crimes people have taken advantage of as a result changes in laws. but also our policies that prevent us from pursuing those type of crimes. >> data shows like actual shows that high speed pursuits. don't keep us any safer actually make our communities much, less safe. cat brooks is co-founder of the anti police terror project. we've seen 2 analysts, 2 incidents with oakland police department break. people were killed.

people were harmed. people are hurt because of police chases. the didn't stop the sideshows. one of the key was murdered it's not >> the policy is currently under review by the oakland city council. we reached out to the mayor's office and several city council members but have not heard back on the governor's letter. oakland business owner is applauding the governor's prompt to allow for more police chases lgbtq+ nightclub k rico was burglarized earlier this week. thieves ransacked the club's bar area. you can see right there in the video stealing expensive bottles liquor. they also broke into the office club owner, valentino carrillo says that this is the 10th time they've been hit in the past 3 years. he says police saw the suspects leaving the scene in 2 cars but did not go after them because of the current. no chase policy carrillo says that these criminals need to be stopped in. the governor is making the

right call. >> i think it's definitely about this much crime going not only in an open but state. i'm pretty confident in the in the police. i'm not so much. you know, the prosecution part. there seems to be a lot of you know. letting the criminals do what they want. and very before that. and so that really needs to be looked at there. >> chirico is located on 15th and franklin streets there oakland. >> a little bit of a cool down for you even a clearing out in the inland areas. but 70's expected into the afternoon. a look at your forecast. we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> live look outside on a saturday morning. looks freezing cold. dave spahr is going to be telling us if the fox can lift or if it's going to be freezing cold for the rest of the folks to minnesota say bundle up. it could be in the good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. we have a lot of fog in our backyard here. >> and it's good to provide some cooling relief. even some sprinkles going on downtown. but you can expect this to remain spots like this through much of the day, even tomorrow. they'll be quite a bit of cloud cover even as we get into the afternoon a little bit as well, east bay shoreline. you're in the lower but you can see 60 going on for livermore. 63 antioch, we don't see the movement here inland. >> even at this late hour in the 9 o'clock hour, 50's up north. 57 for san francisco.

62 for san jose onshore winds. that's what you can expect throughout the day today. right across the quirkiness straight. that will bring some of that fog off there, too. and keep those temperatures suppressed a pretty breezy. it looks like this afternoon, little bit less so tomorrow, but much better clearing going on to you'll see some inland winds going on, but not as strong at the coast. so this is how it erodes away. and it lingers in the peninsula little bit on the east bay shoreline, just a touch, although i think you see decent amount of sunshine and then tonight coming back again, what to do tomorrow? well, that peels off pretty quickly. good coverage for the sunshine, but still some lingering fog around the golden gate. it looks like in san francisco. so we'll have to keep some clouds still in that forecast for spots tomorrow with better clearing for everybody as we get into next week. but you like those temperatures, though. so here's the deal. and autumn vacation is what we have this weekend. cool temps, 70's even inland into next week. let's get those in the 80's. but 70's along the east bay shoreline, it won't really be

until maybe thursday. friday, we start to get some 90's working in here for some of those inland spots. back to the bay here. 64 with overcast and cool. san francisco. we have kind of mostly cloudy for open 66 because the right there in the pathway of that onshore wind onslaught that brings in all that moisture. and 76 san jose with clearing and mild upper 70's is about the highest we're going to do all over the board here. chilly 60's remain for the peninsula and the coast. there's your half moon bay and getting to the lower 80's by the time we get to monday and then gradually increasing all week long. we'll get more into that in your 4 zone forecast for today. plus, extended 7 day as well. theresa. >> thank you very much. with the 2024 election season is shaping up to be a quite the dramatic one. nothing to talk about right with the attempted assassination attempt to the republican nominee, donald trump and of course, president joe biden's decision last sunday. the bombshell. to drop out endorsing his vice president. joining us to offer some contacts on the race and

the twists and turns donna crane here with us. i mean, i i was being sarcastic. of course, there is a lot to talk one thing that i think that a lot of people want to know right now is policy and platform and what kamala brings at this you know, the milk and issue inflation abortion, you know, reproductive rights. do you think those things are going really to the top and really dominate all of this? i think the major issues in this election are going to be immigration, inflation and reproductive rights. and in really interestingly, she has been the administration's point person on 2 of those 3. >> most people think that on one of them on reproductive rights, it's been to her advantage. it's a strength and they also think that another immigration has could be a detriment to her. so it's going to be really interesting to watch how these play out.

>> at one thing that strikes me, as everyone has said, you know, well, we haven't really heard much from kabul and so forth. and i always count with well, we didn't really hear much from dan quayle or al gore. something i mean, their job is always to just live in the naval observatory and just be quiet and be the backup person, right? the understudy? yeah, it's awful because you want the most competent person you can get for that position and then you ask them to sit and wait for someone to become incapacitated. it's it's a very odd jobs. so understudies a good way of thinking about it. and they're just boost to take notes and be ready to go. >> but the quiet yeah. and of course, every vice president makes the job their own everything we hear is that she's been in all the rooms where things happen. so she you know, she's a member of one of the most elite clubs in the world. one of a very few people in history who've in the vice presidential position and have seen everything happened and therefore one hopes is might be ready to step into the job. that is actually the first and most

important job qualification for a vp is to be ready to become president if necessary. let's talk about the elephant in the room. 2016 for says 2024. hillary clinton versus kamala. what are we saying? >> and will there be this giant issue of sexism and racism and all this stuff? well, if early hours are any indication, the the sort of issues that america has with race and are going up play a role. >> whether that will sort of below the radar screen or above the radar screen will have to wait and see she in in the within hours of being anointed by joe biden as his chosen successor. a lot of people came out of the box right away and started calling her the dei candidate. the dei candidate is for those who don't know the term. this is sort of the new way of calling somebody a for an affirmative action hire. it's a way of telling someone that they got the job because of their demographics, not because of their qualifications. so we're

already starting to see that we seize. we see ads coming up from the trump campaign that emphasized her laugh. this is kind of a common attack levied against women. i know lots of men who have annoying last. they tend not to mean there are some exceptions. i'm thinking of howard dean, but, you know, they tend not to be emphasized the way women's laps r things like their her voice. is she too is she not enough? how did she get her job? did she sleep her way to the top? these are the kinds of attacks that we've already seen. so we'll have to sort of you know, we haven't had a race like this in 8 years and before that pretty much never. so we'll have to see how this plays out. i was called out the ice pick where they're just trying to pick you down. >> and with that, howard, during a member, that laughter absolute number. well, strength in a way. >> let's go to the veep stakes. so what is your pick? we have a one dollar bet. okay. one dollar well, i can tell you is i think the top 3

andy beshear, right cooper josh shapiro, what i hear from my friends on the inside is that she's looking for someone who has executive experience. so again, to meet that for very first requirement of a vice-presidential position to be ready to become president if it's necessary. we hope not. i'm also i think she'd be smart to pick somebody who has experience winning over republican there is now a group of voters in america that didn't exist for weeks ago. and that is that people who are everyone, almost everyone opinion about trump versus biden. not everyone has an opinion about kamala harris and whoever her a running mate will be. so there's an opportunity to pick up some votes here. i notice of that was talking to someone about registered voters. we have more younger people registering to vote right now. it kind of in that role of of kamala jumping in. yeah, that's exactly right. and you know, i i use my students as sort of an impromptu focus

group and they are they a i cannot overstate how unhappy they were with the choice they had between biden and trump and that they feel now they're super super excited. now they they want to know more about her policies but the but the fact that this race include some diversity, some generational perspective. likes of difference and generational perspectives on on worldview. it's really exciting to them. what about the debate? we saw former president trump said, well, you know, there's really not a candidate right now. so i can't really confirm i will participate in the september debate. however, kamala was out on the tarmac, just saying. >> bring it. absolutely. look, weeks. like let's let's just talk all the time. that's

actually to trump's disadvantage. now she has some performance issues and debates and i think could hurt her. but overall, our example for example, i think her training as a prosecutor. >> when you move it into a political looks harsh can be >> condescending can't even look sarcastic. and that can be a turnoff for people, especially again, for a but for that they want you to look or insincere and in the courtroom, i think those are not it works with bryant, brett kavanaugh, but it doesn't necessarily translate well. >> on stage in my work with the judge, but it's not going to work well for an undecided person who might be feeling uneasy about the first woman president. okay. we have to wrap it up, but i still want your one dollar bet. who is going to win the veep? stay going. josh shapiro, ok? there you go. we always enjoy when you come and talk to us and give us your insight. we look forward to what the students have to say as well. absolutely. thank you very much.

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morning news speaking not for 2 politicians under siege and a recall will tell you what experts could happen as the election gets closer. a judge recuses herself from the case over the recall case oakland, mayor sheng thao. morning, everyone. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on this saturday. let's start right now with the weather. and dave spahr is going to tell us all about. >> hey, good morning, carissa.

good morning, everybody. starting off with quite a bit of fog and cloud cover. that's all working in tandem along with those onshore winds. keep those temperatures suppressed. and that's why we're done with the heat spike for a little while. looks like this week is going to be quite the treat that we are going to get to after all those weeks of the heat that we've had. here's a look at. we got right now at the golden gate bridge. this overcast business. you're probably going to see this through much of the day today and a good chunk of the day tomorrow, all the way, think there's some hope of some better clearing tomorrow. they're your onshore winds. there. pretty much a single digits up north. but right across the golden gate and well inland, you can see they're into double digits. now the temperatures again this hour, we've only graduated up to 66 for antioch, still quite chilly, even inland 50's up north. 57 san francisco, 62 san jose. there's your contrast to 24 hours ago while double digits behind. well in that really underscores the effect that new weather pattern is having on us. we're just not getting the warming happening inland

like we did from yesterday. 72 looks like by 1 o'clock by 4 73. we're seeing numbers like that before. 10, 11 o'clock in the morning inland. so your cool weekend forecast to have more on that coming up in a bit. theresa, thank you very much. day well in the east bay, too. progressive organization speaking out against to recall race us with just over 100 days to go before election day. >> we call experts say that it will likely take more than that for the incumbents to win. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price and oakland mayor sheng thao. both face recall elections this november undermining our democracy is not what's going to help oakland recover. now, 2 progressive organizations, oakland rising action and will stone democratic renewal club have come out against both recalls. the recall process, though it is a process that is a part of our democracy cannot be abused. it cannot be something leads our

conversation around how oakland recovers. >> with just over 100 days until the election, neither tao or price have done much campaigning. would think that it would be a active can't recall expert joshua spivak with berkeley law says over 60% of elected officials facing recall nationwide lose. >> and another 60% resign in advance if talon price want to avoid that, he says they must maximize the time they have by getting on the campaign trail as if it's a regular election, condit nor that it people. >> focus record was what accomplished much of the same ways with you. one for election run for re-election. that's why the spivak says what those being recalled want to avoid. >> he's campaigning on the notion that recalls are undemocratic pools. voters have calculated that into the process. understand what the

recall in and we're going with school disapprove of elected official. >> not a certainty whether they just deal. we up. >> one big unknown is how oakland born kamala harris's entrance into the presidential race might affect the recall. if it does energize progressives to get involved as expected. experts say it could have an impact on the recalls outcome. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now an update to a story we've been following all week. the oakland public ethics commission investigation into the committee behind the recall of mayor sheng thao. on thursday, we told you a judge issued a tentative ruling that the recall committee did not have to turn over documents because the public ethics commission request was unconstitutional. the 2 des are scheduled to meet in court on friday, but now the judge in that case is recused herself. therefore, friday's hearing was canceled, meaning tentative ruling goes away. the case now will be assigned to another judge. it's unclear

why the judge recuse yourself. the teenagers in custody for violent purse naccine take a look at this surveillance video showing the attack. it happened on the evening of june 4th in elderly woman who was approached by a teenager in a parking lot on mickey road that is near. they sent us a regional medical center. her attacker grabbed purse, throws her to the ground and runs away. the woman was taken to the hospital for her injuries. police were finally able to identify suspect last week and arrested the teenager. they believed to be responsible. he is now facing charges of elder abuse and assault. police have arrested 3 men accused of robbing someone who is selling merchandise from an online marketplace. officers say that the robbery happened back on april on a gate view drive near 6.80. the victim was completing a transaction with one person when 2 people

approached him, started hitting them with their guns. according to police, the thieves ran off with more than $4,000 worth of merchandise. police eventually identified the accused robbers to them. 19 year-old and one is a 17 year-old they were booked into jail for robbery. a tragedy on the coast. 2 people are now dead after the car goes off a cliff and falls between 30400 feet into pacifica. the crash happened shortly before noon friday on highway one in the area that between double slide and between pacifica on tara, multiple chp officers along with fire crews and other law enforcement agencies responded. the highway was shut down in both directions for several hours. chp is investigating what caused the crash. they have not yet identified. the people killed. we spoke with one woman who was there at the scene. >> we got down to the bottom of police caught couple more

fire trucks came, you know, and i said what is going on right? so by the time we got here, some bystander, i said, you know, know what's going on over there. then that's when they told us someone fell >> authorities say that highway one will be closed again today from 8.30, to noon to recover the vehicle. >> kamala, i am proud of you. going to be historic. >> we call to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everything we can to get you through the selection of and into the oval office. >> former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have endorsed vice president kamala harris in her bid for the white house. harris, thanks. the obamas for their support and expressed gratitude for their decades long friendship. what

started out as a funny internet meme is taking on a whole new meaning and kamala harris's campaign for president. we reached out to a brand strategy expert to figure out what the so-called brat phenomenon is. vicki liviakis has our report. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant audrey dominance as that with viral hits like this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, it's not someone putting a lot of media dollars behind it and pushing it down your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it

started with coconut tree meeting which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the for you page. the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she calls sticky means capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be more. country means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands. is going to be pivot of what educational content what the she actually stand vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. i'm lucky shopper in dublin. one, a massive 10 million dollar top prize playing california 200 times. >> scratcher the california lottery says that the winner bought the ticket in a in a gas and food mart. there are actually 3 winners that were announced this week and 2 people in 7, california. also one big giant prices. you're

looking for something fun to do this weekend. look no further than the santa clara county fair happening at the fairgrounds in santa fe this weekend. this year, it's celebrating its 80th anniversary. there's plenty to check out 40 food vendors, 30 carnival rides. live entertainment. a petting zoo pony rides a much more plus this year. they've got something called the monster trurk ride for 10 bucks. a owner says it's an experience you will not forget. >> something to have fun and give people rides at the at all. the monster truck shows sharper show that we have a fair that we've not had any other most trucks at. i think china, struck. >> the fair runs until sunday this week and then opens up next thursday. adult tickets online or 17, 50 and enter for kids and seniors. 11 bucks. thousands of runners are expected san francisco this weekend for the san francisco marathon. some of the runners were at fort mason's festival

pavilion yesterday for the health and fitness expo they got to pick up their welcome bags. check out some cool swag like t-shirts and hats and test out some new fitness care. one runner came all the way from the small mountain town in colorado to volunteer take part in the half marathon. he says running the marathon. san francisco is going to be super easy specially compared to training in colorado. >> the amount of red blood cells your body produces when you live in 9,000 feet is insane. and so you can just pop in and not and run and really not feel that tired or like it's it's huge chico. >> haha. >> races throughout the city will be held today and sunday. several streets are going to be closed, including major entrances to the cake park. parts of king street on the embarcadero and jefferson between pow and hide. >> going to 1000 millibars

oppressions every go. 78 going on for highs. well inland. you can see in the east bay up north, the same deal as well, east bay shoreline, upper 60's. these are highs. scratch. scratch. scratch. check out your 4 zone forecast and that extended to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> doctors, nurses and community leaders are still fighting to prevent changes at regional medical center's trauma center in san jose kron four's lezla gooden has the latest. >> regional medical center's announcement to keep their trauma center open. but instead to downgrade is not going well with hospital workers and community leaders

who've been pushing to save it. the community is fired like their lives depend on it because we know that it is darcy green organizer for rescue our medical care campaign. >> says on friday she and other advocates were able to speak with regional medical center directly for the first time. the result of the meeting is that nothing has they were not able to meet our demand. he went in there. the goal. asking them to restore the trauma services at the level that they were. and 2 listen to the needs of patients. okay. members in the saying the meeting lasted for 45 minutes. darcy says they were hoping to hear any information on the hospitals. reasoning for the change coming to his trauma center. so we need to better understand why they aren't investing. lifesaving care of the san jose. we did not get that answer to in our meeting. we also know that. meanwhile, good samaritan is tripling in

size. we reached out to see about this conversation and we're told by a spokesperson they had a fine meeting where they listen to the group and will continue to do so. things are not mine. >> the community is still looking for transparency, communication and accountability. regional medical center also from hca. they just had report. i came out. it shows record profits of 1.0, 4, 6 billion dollars. this quarter community lead group plans to continue talks rallies and have further conversations with the hospital about their future plants lets the good in cannes for news. >> san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson is retiring for medical reasons. her last day as fire chief will be august 30th. she was appointed by mayor london breed back in 2019. nicholson is san francisco's first openly fire chief and the second woman to hold that position. mayor breed describe nicholson has

an incredible leader for the department writing on social media friday, quote, nicholson and the department she leads have kept san franciscan safe through the covid pandemic and the challenges of the last few years. while also helping launch groundbreaking and lifesaving initiatives. we are indebted to her for her service. and we're going to take a live look outside. you can see the golden gate bridge chilly out there. looks like we need sweater weather. i can't say that like that. sweater weather. dave, you're going to tell us that maybe a sweatshirt, we're sweater, perhaps keep going to the coast you want to do in good morning. trees are good morning, everybody. >> east bay shoreline is kind of socked into with this kind of overcast. still don't a little bit of fog at the ground level, but that's been lifted. now the next order businesses to mix it out. we'll get there. but it's going to be slow going in the east bay shoreline in for san francisco in the golden gate. you're probably going to see pretty much mostly cloudy today. our temperatures,

meanwhile up and talked with lots of sunshine in the mid to upper 70's first tomorrow and early into the next week. meanmhile, the west coast is being cleaned up by the slow this slow does a marvelous job of that. it also provides that lift activity a bit, which should help mix out for you. folks inland the south bay a little bit, which been socked in with some cloud cover that fog stuff that will mix out as well help from the low. the other issue is with our fires going on. if we have a high over place like this, like we've had it before, we wouldn't get this kind of vertical mixing that we're getting today. so we're getting better air because of the slow as well. so it's a good weather friend of many counts, although you have to do with cooler temps and a lot of cloud cover there. you have the winds right now. you can see onshore that will remain for the whole weekend. however, there is a change happening as it always is later in the week. temperatures gradually starting to increase our from their high not too far from home. however, the impact, even as we head into the weekend next weekend looks to be modest. so we'll see a

gradual increase in temperatures here. we have another low out to see here to watch. so we'll see how that battle fares out there for now. looks like just a modest increase in temperatures. 4 zone forecast here saturday. 64 san francisco back to the coast, though. yeah. with the cloud cover the onshore winds. temperatures like that. yeah. next or sweater. so when her 68 burlingame, 72 foster city and also palo alto in the south bay weve got 76 san jose morgan hill about 81 east bay shoreline, upper 60's tri valley's looking at the upper 70's today. 75 for walnut creek, concord. 76 62 berkeley, also for vallejo, couple months of onshore winds. 75 for fairfield, about of 70 for napa and will do about a 78 for santa rosa is the gradual step-by-step climb of those temperatures. there? i think we'll start to see some lower 90 start to peer through here on thursday and into friday. that's pretty close to the average is this time of year. so it looks pretty good this week ahead. nice little break from, you know, that always heat advisories. excessive heat

warnings your second. look at graphics to this candidate. so glad to curative. is that oh, my goodness. that's something illegal. turn to weather. goodness gracious. why give the balance of my time to use? thank you so much. >> we have some breaking news that we need to tell you about just into the kron. 4 morning news. police need your help in finding this woman right now. her name is eva frederick. she is 34 years old. she is 140 pounds, 5 foot 5. she has brown hair green. i she was last seen in concord near tobia car wash wearing dark clothes and white scarf. she is known to be carrying a bible. if you see her, please call authorities. they are trying to locate her. and the san francisco public department of health is recommending that people begin wearing masks again, some indoor settings in a post on x. the department asked people to consider wearing masks in crowded indoor spaces.

>> being careful doesn't mean you don't engage with the world. all, you know, go on that trip. but it's just being i'm mindful of that. this that sniffle that might be covid in the home in the household and grandparents. parents relatives. so immune compromise to get that vaccine, even though there will be a new one in the fall. >> according to the latest data from the city, there are currently 33 people hospitalized in san francisco right now with covid. a week after the crowdstrike software glitch that brought down millions of computers. lawmakers warned that it shows the vulnerability of our economy specifically when it comes to tech challenges. then a locked explains their concerns. >> one software update brought down millions of computers and created chaos for many airlines airports nationwide. we had literally tens of thousands of flights canceled.

delta says it grounded thousands of its flights from friday through wednesday. secretary pete buttigieg announced the department of transportation is investigating. you are entitled to cash if your flight is canceled and you don't take a rebooking. missouri senator josh hawley says he's gotten indications airlines aren't doing that. i want to make sure they're complying with the law. aviation wasn't the only industry affected. lawmakers say they're concerned. one software glitch could have such broad effect on our economy. will it concerns me that so much of our economy, including our? >> air transportation is dependent on a single software supplier. >> crowdstrike is a popular cybersecurity company last friday. it pushed out of faulty update to windows computers, bringing down billboards affecting hospital communications and 9-1-1, center's. this was just a drop in the bucket of what could happen. texas congressman tony gonzales was unable code expert. he says even though

this was attack, it shows what could happen if someone did hack a popular software less than one percent of our 2% of microsoft's overall machines were impacted. and yet it was the worst. it outage in history. he says the government needs to be on offense to make sure this never happens again in washington. i'm today some lot. >> ticketmaster's alerting customers of a data breach involving personal information and credit cards. the company says that it happened between april second and may 18th. the breach affected customers in the united states, mexico and canada disclosed information includes names, birth date, banking information and credit card numbers. ticketmaster says impacted customers should have received an email or letter by now customers effective on vice to monitor banking records, change their passwords and consider a year's worth of identity monitoring. the san francisco

giants have a new full-time public address announcer carolyn has been a bay area radio radio personality for 3rd year. she says that she's excited for the opportunity that she understands the importance of bringing energy to the game day. experience cradle replaces legendary announcer right now. brooks moon. now brooks moon had been with the team for 24 years before the team announced that they were parting ways with her earlier this year. >> all right. let's check out what we've got going on here. first of our current

temperature is yes, this is live in the flesh here. 60's for antioch while still 50's. meanwhile, up north for today, i think around the bay, you can see quite a bit of cloud cover. lingering looks like kind of an overcast situation. san francisco about 64. 76 san jose. the did have a lot of cloud cover early on, but give it a little time clearing on out high temperatures today. this is the best we're going to muster. 78 antioch, we've got 70's up north. finally be able bring the greens out a little bit for the east bay. finally, give you guys a little bit of a respite. 80's expected all next week again by thursday friday. i think we're going to start scratching and knocking on the door again of some lower 90's. this time of year, though, this is a really sweet scenario. we should again underscore right along the east bay shore line. you're going to see those morning clouds all week long, but they'll be mixing up breaking out a little bit for some expect a sunny place so good day, the garden sunscreen? yeah, well, probably maybe a little less ways. >> and thank you, dave, thank you, everybody. see you back

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