4. >>the area's local news station. >>thank you watching kron on live on air and online on dan thorn. yet another blow to

alameda county district attorney pamela price already facing a recall over her handling of crimes. the california highway patrol is now disputing prices claim that the agency only sent 11 cases for prosecution. chp says they have made more than 500 arrests and they claim they've said all of them over to the da's office. chp says 72% of those cases have been accepted, but no charges have been filed. they claim the remaining 28% have been processed and me action taken ranges from conviction to dismissal of those 500 arrests, though, chp says 41% are felonies. 59% were misdemeanors. and this latest dispute comes as governor gavin newsom is planning to send more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman reports the hp officers have help patrol the streets of oakland since the governor deployed them in february. >>and over the last 6 months, they've made more than 500 arrests. now, governor gavin newsom has fulfilled last

month's promise to provide additional attorneys to speed up prosecutions in alameda county. we don't have time. we just don't have time. >>hour, another day. they don't go through another weekend. attorneys for the california national guard have reached agreement with the state department of justice. >>to handle cases generated from arrests made by the chp. another state law enforcement currently deployed in the east bay. the governor had offered the prosecutors to alameda county district attorney pamela price, but pulled the offer 1, 5 months passed without an agreement being reached with gavin newsom is saying here is i'm going to take over the situation regardless of what pamela price does he does. gavin newsom does not want to part of a national conversation. >>a crime being out of control in california, cities. so i think this is also a political move by him to say i'm stepping in. don't blame me. i'm doing what i can do. legal analyst steven clark says, well, this arrangement may speed up prosecutions. it also

erodes district attorney pamela price is autonomy since she will have no say as to how cases brought by the county national guard attorneys will be prosecuted to pamela price ran on a political agenda of progressive on crime. but now she's losing the autonomy that she had in her office to make these discretionary calls. how people are prosecuted, what kind of sentence enhancement stay face and no prosecutor wants to lose that type of discretion. she was elected by the citizens of alameda county to implement her policy and now that's being eroded away. dan kerman kron, 4 news criminal proceedings are underway for 3 alameda police officers now charged in the death of mario gonzalez. >>the officers made their first court appearance today. gonzalez died back in 2012 while being restrained by officers. james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley. they were initially cleared of any criminal

liability by then district attorney nancy o'malley. but once pamela price took over her office, reexamined the case and charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter in court today, the officers waves time for a speedy arraignment. they're scheduled to be back in court in october. inaccurate and misleading. that's what san jose unified school district is saying about the santa clara grand jury investigation that criticized the district's leadership. the grand jury report police back in june said the district leadership is failing to serve its students. the teachers union at the san jose unified school district and the parents are now speaking out against the school district's response. kron four's jack moment reports. >>this is the lived experience as of the students, the teachers, the parent community, melissa urban, a teacher at john muir middle school and the vice president of the san jose teachers association says the scathing report that came out this

summer is validation to what she's experienced. >>because i'm a teacher in the district, they were my lived. experience stories as report found a high turnover in principals and assistant principals down dulac and addressing the mental health crisis. and it also found problematic hiring practices. the grand jury conducted a t interviews within the district and found that several leaders in the district where insensitive towards the concerns of teachers and parents and also found the district office had low morale and verbally abusive behavior. it's urgent. >>but in its response to the grand jury report, the district says that didn't used in the report was full of outliers and denied accepting nearly all of the grand jury's recommendations. the only one the district to fully accepted was adding more narcan. a lifesaving overdose reversal drug in schools. >>was pretty to see that there be like little to no urgent or additional action. >>urban says san jose unified

response makes her feel like the school district doesn't take their concerns seriously. i really like to see more urgency around it. >>it's a and that is what the say. 5 a parent of a 3rd grader and at t care. and right now, perez works at the district but also has 2 kids who are students in the district trust that the district doing everything it can to. >>to provide the best experience for all the kids that are in the district. we reached out to the district to ask questions about how parents can get more involved in the wake of the report but did not hear back. >>we also heard from the santa clara county court that there will be no follow-up to the district's response to the report. >>i don't think our community members outliers. i don't think the people that were interviewed there are outliers. i think there are people and they have stories and their ballot. >>alper says that his main goal is just making sure that his kids and the community don't get left behind. and while there likely won't be any more action taken from the santa clara civil grand jury on its report from san jose unified parents and teachers

that i did talk to tell me that their sights are now set on a bond measure that is up for a vote for voters here in san jose. this coming november. and in that bond, it would be funding more housing for teachers in the district as well as funding infrastructure, such as security cameras in various schools reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>and moving its headquarters out of the bay area and moving to houston, texas, chevron has its headquarters in san ramon and they've been there since 2002 after moving from a previous headquarter in san francisco where they had banned since 18 79. but now the companies moving out of the state before the end of the year. in a statement, chevron says the move will allowed company executives to quote, co-locate with other senior leaders and enable better collaboration and engagement with executives. employees and business partners. a company spokesperson tells kron 4 that nearly 2000 current jobs in san ramon are not going to be

affected. east bay state. senator steve glazer, though, says this is just the inflow of business. >>but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area and which there they moved from into a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning in not a lot. i senator eats. >>a spokesperson for the governor said in a statement, the announcement is the logical culmination of a long process that has repetedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we're proud of california's places, the leading creator of clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy. not everyone is also positive, though, in a statement the president of the bay area council said chasing jobs and employers out of california is no way to run the economy. its an

embarrassment for california that we've lost so many global companies because of misguided policies. all right. let's get a check of the forecast now. and for that, we turn to kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton. >>you know what? it's it's really lovely outside. there is a lot of gray. and you know, there are some reports of light rain in some areas of the bay area. so don't be surprised you head outside or if you get in your car in the windshield wipers, you need the windshield wiper. so there you go. it's going to be a lovely evening. much cooler in terms and great damp. of course, temperatures to come way down. santa rosa. now, 61 degrees. not the 69 in san francisco, 60 degrees and 66 degrees in palo alto, current wildfires. well, there are some down to our south near the mexican border. there are some, of course, up to our northeast, especially up by the park fire and of course, in the pacific northwest. and the park fire is now about 25% contained. that's a good news. let's hope that will get things under control as quickly as possible because we

do have a slight warm up coming up come later on this weekend. temperatures to come down a little bit, too. but look how warm it is. even at this hour of the evening. 85 in red bluff. this isn't the fire area. 73 in yellow jacket and 76 degrees in single town. so it's still warm there. the smoke forecast very interesting at the surface where you see the black, that's very low am amounts of fog of smoke and this will be the smoke, of course, from the wildfires. you can see the plume way up to our northeast as the winds bring the smoke from the park fire away from us courtesy the onshore flow when we basically see pretty love smoke. but a little bit of smoke wouldn't is possible. so if you look outside right now, we've got some yellows. we've got some greens pretty good air quality. certainly not so great as you start to head down to southern california. and you're watching kron on will

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>>the most recent jobs report showing a slowdown in job growth and an increase in the unemployment rate. eyes are right now on the federal reserve's september meeting where economists can expect an interest rate cut for more kron four's vicki liviakis in awhile. bello spoke with morgan stanley wealth advisor george noceti. >>jobless numbers have actually been a higher than in the last few years. what does that say to you? how concerning is that? >>well, first of all, it's a terrible way to end our week on a friday, but we've seen 10 straight weeks of higher unemployment claims. we've seen a slowdown in hiring and also a slowdown in manufacturing. the the pmi report came out and that's

where you you see how much inventory manufacturers have pushed out to the retailers that slowdown. so today's reported 114,000 new jobs exciting for the federal reserve because they want to slow the economy down that. but for the rest of us, you know, it's disappointing our economy needs about 150,000 new jobs a month just to break even we've been able to do that month after month after month since covid last month was a decline. we're seeing another trend of decline 114,000. so we also saw unemployment rate rise from 4.1% to 4.3%. that makes the federal reserve very happy chose economies cooling. but for the rest of it might be a sign that the federal reserve may have erred in delaying lowering the lending rates to banks. yeah. if i'm a little behind the yeah. that's the worry, right, george? i the thing been trying to tame. >>inflation and stay away from the r word, right recession. in the you know, interest

rates are so high. people can't buy a house, right, stops people from feeling comfortable, putting a lot their. yeah. they're they're talking about dropping the rate in do they need to make it quicker? >>well, the market seems to think so. the market a leading indicator and it's disappointed that the fed hasn't reacted quicker because we are seeing reports showing a slowing down. what's going to happen now is the federal reserve is not going to meet in august they're on vacation. so nothing's going to happen and it won't be until 6 september 18th if they meet again. and it's likely that the will lower the lending rate to banks. and we've all of us thought about one quarter of one percent. but the market really be looking for half a point. decrease and subsequent, you know, decreases right after that because the market will not move forward and invested. doesn't think it's there's something propelling a when you keep interest rates so high. let me read to banks is between 5, 5, and a quarter

and the market up to businesses just makes a casa business doing much ire and usually when the rich that height kill an economy that hasn't happened here. our economy has been very, very strong, but we are seeing some weakening signs right now. and now because the federal reserve probably to be a little more that prep, more proactive. >>how freaked out our investors right now? well, investors have short-term the 1st half of the year. it's really been pretty good. we hit all-time highs. we're still in a 52 week high on on the indexes but, you know, the past couple of weeks, we've seen the euphoria dampen which, you know, it's typical in the market. it ramps way upon a to z has amended its reality. earnings reports come out. they haven't been seller. and that's just part of you. no longer term investing. if you're a day trader, you're very disappointed. but if you're a long-term investor for retirement funds, that sort of thing. it's just part of the volatility and this more up markets and down you usually when at end of the day, as long as you're diversified. >>yeah. i mean, today was

really crazy. it dropped 900 points or something just a little bit. but like jeff bezos lost billions of dollars, but what what heard about him, exactly. what about the hand are 4, 1, k's. >>well, the the of the average person, you know, feels pain very easily. i mean, you could down a little bit and the investor feels pain the markets way up. and it has don't really get a lot of excitement out of it unless it's really, you know, way, way up there. but here's what we try to tell people. you know, you have to really look at your portfolio. you can't be all invested in tech. you can't be all invested in the u.s.. you have to be diversified if you're diversified in europe developing markets fixed income you would not have had as big a hit today. and that means that the market does recover. you come back a lot quicker. so it's all about diversification. and if you're in an ira or 401 k your investment for the long term, not going to touch it until you have to. she had plenty of time. as long as you're diversified. if you're trying to pick the hot dot, that's

that's current today, overpriced. and then to clients, she have to be prudent, have to be patient and don't always look for the home run, just get on base and stay on base and then try to score a run. at the end of the day, get. >>i mean, we do need to point out that that the market has since broken so many records, data, it still at a at a high. what about the r word recession? >>no, i don't. don't. i don't like to use that word, but but in reality, any time you look at an economic forecast in a year, there's always a percentage. probability of a recession happening. that word is just come back onto the table. sure, there could be a recession at some point but are economy and so many ways. banking companies are just so strong that if we did have a recession, it really wouldn't be a true recession. it be more like a slowdown in the economy. i mean, you know, the guy you you will know when the recession's coming because of literally millions of people layoff. that's just not happening now because unemployment companies are right-sizing. you know, they're they're getting it

because their of their profitability has gone down because they're borrowing. rates are so high. they're they're trying to right-size himself cr. you are seeing some layoffs right now. but really overall, not massive layoffs, unemployment at 4.3, the fed won't really worry about it until i guess about 5% unemployment. and there they they they changed their tune. now they're working on 2 things, said one thing working on getting the inflation rate down, which is happening. they're also concerned about unemployment. important. jobs are better for imports. george, for those young people out there who want to buy a house one of these days, i mean, distant looking like >>it when the when the lending rates come down that allows more people to get into the market. just remember the banks. look at one thing. and that's your your total debt tearing come can't be 45%. so you need to get more of a down and the race will come down. not not this week, really even a bit actually rates in many places are down about 6% for the 30 year. fully amortized

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announcement friday, what will be affected will be this the headquarters will officially be in houston, texas, the vice chair and other senior leaders will be relocating. in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allow better collaboration and engagement with executives, employees and business partners. chevron has a huge footprint in houston right now employing about 7,000 people. and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse,

innovative and vibrant economy, that there's an ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >>changes this in the >>so this is state senator steve glazer. >>we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron, he's been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful areas in which senator they moved from into a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning and a lot i senator but not everyone is so positive. in a statement, the president of the bay area council said, quote, chasing jobs and employers out of california is no way to run the economy. adding in a statement. >>it is an embarrassment for california that we have lost so many global companies because of misguided policies

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>>in the east bay parents and their kids left shaken after 2 alleged child predators were arrested in berkeley on back-to-back days. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >>de kamp continuing as usual friday at shorebird park in berkeley. kids blanketing the greens with arts and crafts and occasionally taking a trip to the restroom. normally mundane. yet tuesday, the facility near the park's nature center drew a police response. it's very alarming. that is very concerning. that mid-afternoon berkley police received reports of a man

attempting to more 2 children a restroom stall. >>fortunately to no avail. police say the suspect, terry was still arrested when officers arrived and was arrested on several charges, including annoying or molesting children under 18 years of age as a parent to want to make sure that the watch of >>i so, i hope that, you this was just a occurrence on that day. yes, but the following afternoon about 2 miles away on wednesday, another man, francisco perez, was arrested on similar charges is accused of touching a child on the stomach and giving them a high-five while they were attending summer camp at strawberry creek park, you have to train the kids not to talk to strangers. and that's the main thing. >>make sure the kids know had it. >>how to react to that and to quickly go and talk to their. >>their caregivers in this case, police say park employees made contact with perez and stayed with him

until officers arrived and took him into custody 3 daughters. i don't think i'm prepared them so i think this is a good lesson for all of us. prepare our children. police advise kids use a buddy system and never travel in public alone. in berkeley, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>>well, it's official. vice president kamala harris will make history as the first woman of color to win a major party nomination for president. the announcement was made friday by the chair of the democratic national committee during a virtual event hosted by the harris

campaign. for more on this kron four's vicki liviakis noelle bellow spoke with usf professor james taylor. >>so you know what a difference 2 weeks makes right? that's a did think it does see this coming? >>we got because we're top of big history have a big hit because to me from the attempted assassination of trump. to the biden 1968 styled lbj decision not to run again to the emergence of kamala harris you know, history is interesting and we all live in big history. a lot of us if kamala harris would be elected, would experience the unprecedented history of experiencing 2 african-american president, someone lifetime. so that's what we on the verge up. and i think, you know, the momentum is their enthusiasm. there the money absolutely is there. but i think, you know, the honeymoon, you know, is going to be short-lived because trump trying his best and the

republicans and conservative media, they're going to highlight her negatives and they're focusing on our san francisco liberalism. and that's the next turn i think is that she's a liberal and liberalism has been a bad word in american politics since 1988 when bush used it against dukakis thrown in socialist as well. we're hearing that. already earlier this week, the comments about her race. she was indiana. now she's black, lots of different comments made already by the former president. but like you said since her emergence, there does seem to be. >>quite a bit of energy that was injected into the democratic party. >>how important for the campaign is her running mate? is that a make or break choice that she needs he's going to be really important because biden had the ability to reach certain white voters that only trump could reach in and biden could reach. >>without biden at the head of the ticket, they're oing to find someone who can drop in the working class white a

whether is beshear in kentucky. and i don't hear him on the short list. >>but, you know, shapiro certainly in pennsylvania is a big name. and kelly in arizona is is on the short list. and then there's it's going to be, you know, did they have to find someone who can appeal to? everyday ordinary white voters? and the reality is kamala harris has a great advantage. unlike any of the woman in history, she's won statewide office multiple times in a state with the black population is less than 5 to 10%. so she's been able to in a state where there are more asians and whites to anywhere else in america. so california is a kind laboratory where she's been able to be effective in if he can reproduce what she did here in this state, even though the rest of the country is as liberal demographics do reflect a lot of the rest of the country. kamala harris can be successful. >>all right. well, i i'm looking at a recent national poll and it appears that black

voters now prefer kamala harris to donald trump. so it's already beginning to shift as much as you can trust polls. >>that is going to happen anyway. i don't trust any polls at this point. exit polls matter most. but to be expected. any democrat is going to get probably 85. 86 87% of the black vote. but if you only get that, you're in trouble, that's that's to caucus. that's mondale. that's hillary clinton. al gore got 90% obama in an lbj. 94 95% biden about 92%. so that's the kind of support you need from black voters do need about 9 out of every 10 black people in a room a potential voters. and that's tough test. but the african-american vote as a bloc voting asking that no other groups will is so again, that the work is going to be, i think, to try to consolidate black support and then other non-white support. but again, kamala harris is proven like

unlike any other woman that she can draw a white voters across a wide swath of the electorate. and again, using california as the model, but there's a lot of, you know, california, 3 different people, places, northern california and its central california. it's southern california. so those are very, you know, 3 different demographic regions. and if kamala harris can appeal to people nationally, the way she did here in the state, i think she's standing solid ground. what are the chances that she chooses a female running mate what who would you >>is a good choice in your opinion? >>well, good i'm not just a good brand, but of witness in of michigan will be the obvious choice. but i think that's too too much of too much too too much woman charisma. dynamic. and i don't think most men could handle to like, you know, it's like that girl and a what a great

analogy. so we have meet them where they are and try to find someone they will vote for candidate. obama was like kamala liberal mixed heritage person upstart a idea. but they had to find obama had to find someone that the establishment respected in established acknowledge. and that's joe biden. kamala harris testified to joe biden. that's what she has to do with these younger or not. she starts to find someone logically and culturally middling like that. that appeals to a large, group ordinary american people right from a swing state, right? right. so and she's got that. we understand she's supposed to make an announcement. >>sunday, but there was a leak today. >>a video of the the mayor of philadelphia. >>where if you were to watch it kind of sounds josh shapiro is her pack. >>i think believe she's in pennsylvania and people are

making a note of that as well. >>so go figure. yeah. reading the tea leaves a little bit. hey, i know we need to wrap, but we'd be remiss in talking about the female voter because in twenty-twenty they were that they were the ones that pushed biden-harris over the finish line. women are not one hole. you know, voting bloc. but do you think that she's inspiring more women to step up? >>well, i think roe v wade in every sentence of it is is a major, major motivation leasing conservative states like kansas and ohio that have pushed back on republicans and conservatives also have of less radical view of a contraceptive rights and reproductive rights. and so this is something i think that, you know, kamala harris can tap into, but i think there's something going on amongst women in general and again, trump, one of women both of his elections and increased in the second election. but this is different. you know, roe v wade was still in place in each of his elections. roe v

wade is going now. and the question is how much impact it will have motivating women across, you know, generations, whether older women who had fought to protect right with many years or younger women having to make these kinds of decisions. it potentially mobilizes a large swath of voters, which is 50% of the demographic in the country. >>and i i also wanted to just mention about young voters. i have a 21 year-old brother. he's lives in tennessee. he talked a lot about how young voters have like we said, a resurgence energy to okay. i'm actually going to go and write and vote this year where the young play into the final numbers here at the end, you god is only once or twice in the last 50 years had a real impact presidential and national elections. but they're important for mobilizing for enthusiasm for imagery, for campaigning, for messaging. they're very intelligent. they have technology at their fingertips. >>and unlike any generation

before the last 2 generations they not using internet. we've seen individual young people have an impact by tweeting something or posting something that that gets a lot of attention. so we've seen, you know, young people. i don't know if you remember there was time of young people use tricks on trump's campaign import up all the seats online. so that think the guy that, you people, you know, young people are very distrustful. but in terms of turnout, that's the challenge historically to get show up. but they love who they love. and right now they like kamala harris. he's young. he's not young. she's youngest, obviously is way younger than trump. they'd probably have problems with her position on law enforcement, but she end. but she's also moved away from biden on on a gaza and israel and palestine. and that's important to them. so maybe clears, you allow some light of day a little bit in terms of people willing to get enthusiastic about her. so we'll see what happens going

forward. but she sitting pretty in the catbird seat right say let us not forget the childless cat ladies. >>keep talking keep having public forums like national black journalist that and they're going we need more more undecided voters. all right. thank you so much, james taylor, professor at usf. well, all appreciate all of your insight for sure. thank you. just weeks after elo

musk announced that he's moving space-x from california to texas oil giant chevron announced they're going to do the same. our capitol

correspondent eytan wallace has more. >>it's one of california's largest oil producers. but now chevron says it will soon move its headquarters out of the golden state, specifically relocating from this facility in the northern california city of san ramon to houston, texas. in a statement, chevron saying the move will allow company executives to, quote, co located with other senior leaders and enable better collaboration and engagement with the executives, employees and business partners. well, the statement is vague and does not call out governor gavin newsom. the move comes amid frustrations long expressed by an oil industry that's felt unwelcome and unsupported by state leaders, including the governor. the fact is they're ripping you off. this was governor gavin newsom in 2022. is he accused the oil industry of raking in record profits and taking part in price gouging at the pump and allegation that industry denies. the following year. newsom signed this bill into law creating an independent

oil watchdog. he vows will root out oil price gouging. then last fall, he and attorney general rob bonta filed a lawsuit against these major oil companies, including chevron, accusing them of deception and covering up damage they caused to the environment. and the attorney representing them called the lawsuit in maryland. finally, in a historic first california approved 0 new oil drilling permits in the 1st quarter of 2024, all of that on top of newsom's goal to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035 and transition away from fossil fuels by mid in a statement, newsom spokesperson called chevron's announcement the logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we're proud of california's place as the leading creator of clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy. but republicans see it differently. the only thing the governor and the attorney general to >>been doing is beating up on oil companies continually

vilifying them just because of what they produce. so why would they want to stick around and continue to be abused like that? as for chevron's 2000 employees who work at a san ramon headquarters, the company says positions in support of its california operations will remain in san ramon, but all corporate functions will formally moved to texas within the next 5 years. the lone star state's republican governor greg abbott writing this on social media. quote, welcome home. chevron, texas, is your true home drill, baby, drill and to be clear, while chevron's headquarters are moving to texas, the company's oil fields to refineries in more than 1800 retail gas stations are expected to keep operating. >>in the golden state reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>governor gavin newsom pushing ahead with adding more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman reports. this is part of an overall effort to reduce crime in the east bay. >>since the governor deployed

chp officers to oakland back in february and then brought on additional officers in july. the chp has made more than 500 arrests now, governor gavin newsom has fulfilled last month's promise to provide additional attorneys to speed up prosecutions in alameda county. we're just going to provide support for complex cases that are labor intensive attorneys with the california national guard who will be overseen by the state attorney general. we'll deal with the rest made by the chp and other state law enforcement currently deployed in oakland. the governor had offered the prosecutors to alameda county district attorney pamela price, but pulled the offer when 5 months passed without an agreement being reached. gavin newsom, this is political safe harbor. he doesn't want to be part of a national conversation on. >>crime in oakland getting out of control. he's he's saying i'm stepping in and i'm going to do what i can do to solve this problem. regardless of what pamela price does or

doesn't do. legal analyst steven clark says while this arrangement may speed up prosecutions, it will also erode district attorney pamela price is authority since she will have no say as to how cases brought by the county national guard attorneys will be prosecuted. pamela price ran on a political agenda of progressive on crime. but now she's losing the autonomy that she had in her office to make these discretionary calls, how people are prosecuted, what kind of sentence enhancements they face and no prosecutor wants to lose that type of discretion. she was elected by the citizens of alameda county to implement her policy and now that's being eroded away. dan kerman kron, 4 news. a warn

owners tonight after a dog was killed by a coyote and baker beach. the san francisco man says he was surrounded by the pack of coyotes when one of them snatched and killed his dog kron four's gayle ong has more. >>the owner sharing his story to bring awareness to other pet owners who come here to the beach about dangers of coyotes. >>ben, right in this general area just in regard is showing us the location on baker beach where his 3 year-old pomeranian, peter was killed by a coyote thursday morning brings up a lot of emotions that are very fresh. it was around 07:15am, in the morning. a routine walk brevard and his partner and 3 dogs take daily. there's 5 of them have never seen a pack of coyotes before.

>>and they. >>like i said, my circle around us were in a very aggressive stance baring their teeth. >>regards as his partner was able to grab 2 of their dogs. one of the coyotes tried to grab the dogs from his partner's arms. then peter was taken by one of the coyotes. so they are very aggressive. we're not afraid of us. we're doing everything that we were told. >>swings swinging 6 have been yelling at them. they were not afraid. they held their held their ground and >>killed my dog river. took these photos of the coyote is then reported the incident to parks police. he was later in touch with a wildlife ecologist with presidio trust who told him the coyotes may have been in the area due to trash at a nearby encampment. it is also coyote pupping season in san francisco. a time when the year old pups are driven from their parents territory. but in this case they were. >>what appeared to be all adults over know pops president hours after regards incident, the national park service put out at least 2 signs warning about coyotes at

baker beach. brevard says that is not enough. i feel like something. >>needs to be done. at least. signs everywhere, if not some of the coyote is because pack scenes rather large for such a small area with such an active tourist area because people are going to be very naive when they come into this area. not expecting coyotes to be on the beach and a spokesperson with the national park service says staff did not find any evidence of illegal wildlife eating our food waste around baker beach, but plans to conduct additional assessment next week. >>reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>that will help alert here in california and across the country. covid cases have hit their highest level in 2 years. and now health officials are saying you've got to protect yourself. angelica cada has tourist. i didn't know was when so up. so heightened 6 vaccinations.

every time they come out with a new one, i was getting to locals. i just think it's very safe than sorry. people out in hollywood on friday afternoon say they're being more cautious i have mask with me right now. just started carrying them again. >>anthony johnson says he started masking up again after seeing elected officials contracting the virus. >>president biden announced he was dropping out of the 2024 bid for reelection while self isolating in delaware. mayor bass tested positive for covid-19 in late june. the start of some of the worst numbers las angeles has seen in 2 years. the number of reported covid cases doubling in just the last 4 weeks. according to new data from the la county department of public health, the levels of covid in waste water has also nearly doubled since last winter's peak and rimoin with the department of epidemiology at ucla says this number is more concerning is really telling one population level >>what are we seeing are relying on people going in

testing reporting symptoms while hospitalizations have also doubled covid deaths remain stable. still rimoin says people should get a refresher on covid symptoms. you have symptoms cough full symptoms congestion, runny nose and avoid contact with children, the elderly or women who are pregnant while hand sanitizing is still a great way to prevent the virus. safety if because every way to something rimoin says masks are still the top favorite for mask. >>i think the massive that the most effective way of reducing spread of the virus. stocks of

after a weaker than expected jobs report. and the ftc is warning that air travelers should be worried about scammers. david lazarus has money. smart. >>how bad were things on wall street today? they were so bad that with the dow falling just over 600 points today. that was a relief because earlier in the day, the dow is down more than 900 points. the catalyst for this huge sell-off was today's jobs report which showed that 114,000 jobs were created last month. that's way below the 185,000 that were expected. it shows that the labor market is cooling as the economy cools as we bring down inflation. but the selling was really more of a reflection that there could be a recession around the corner. and the fed missed its target should have started cutting rates this week instead of waiting until september. and so going into the weekend, investors just thought i'm just going to sell everything off right now and worry about things on monday. and that's where we are among

individual stocks. amazon down 9% today after getting weak guidance for the rest of the year. intel down. 26% today after it reported very weak earnings and also seems to be behind on the ai curb. the company says they're going to try to make up for lost time now. now let's also look at a scam making the rounds is something ought to be watchful for. this is related to the crowd strike outage. the one that caused thousands of flights to be canceled. the federal trade commission is warning that people who are going on social media complaining about being mistreated by airlines are now being contacted by scammers who present themselves as customer service agents for the airlines and proceed to ask for, you know, the usual personal information and that kind of thing. they spew you to web sites that are completely phony baloney. if you get some outreach like this, first of all, don't give them any info. second, ask for the name of the person and tell them you'll call them back. using the airline's main service number. and if there's nobody there by that name when you do so, you'll know was a

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working to stop traffic fatalities and responding to governor gavin newsom's executive order to address homelessness. these are just some of the issues that are making bay area headlines. for more on how san jose is addressing those issues. kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan. >>all right. so let's start off with the homelessness. first, a big statewide headline, of course, is governor newsom's recent executive order. he's directing state agencies to start dismantling homeless encampment. we know that the governor can't force cities to act under this order. but curious to get your perspective on this will san

jose follow through with what the governor is asking for. >>yeah, thanks i support the governor's executive order and i appreciate that. he's pushing everybody to resolve the encampments that existed for far too long on our streets our creeks and elsewhere in the community. so we will absolutely support state agencies as they work to clear encampments from state land, which is what the executive order pertains to. we've been doing encampment clearing in the city of san jose. while we'll continue to do that work. it's really important that we also recognize that we have to places for people to go. otherwise we waste millions of dollars in taxpayer money. just shuffling people from neighborhood to neighborhood. so when san jose as we are aggressively clearing encampments in cleaning up the city and even imposing no camping zone strategically around schools and different areas of the city. we are also

standing up shelter. this year's budget makes a historic commitment to adding over 1000 safe manage places for people to go so that we can offer people an alternative. and i'll just end on on this point. we need our state in addition to directing encampment, clearing from state land to also create a better framework for holding every city and every county accountable for creating the shelter beds and the treatment beds that we need to give people a dignified alternative to the streets and hold them accountable for coming indoors. got it. so. >>i'm curious to also get your perspective on what's happening in san francisco. obviously, 2 very different cities, san jose and san francisco. but we do know that some cleanups are already underway in san francisco as well. mayor london breed has said she plans to be aggressive, assertive and that's some of those cleanups in sf might include criminal penalties, according to her. do you agree with that approach? unlike san

francisco, which faced a number of court injunctions. >>we've been aggressive all along with that. we did not stop abating encampments. we're going to continue to do that. and i think every city, every agency should make clear that we're not going to allow people to choose to live in dangerous and unsanitary conditions. but in order to hold people accountable for coming indoors. whether and san jose, san francisco or anywhere we have to have a shelter, treatment, bad or some other place for them to goes on with putting the emphasis there. but i absolutely agree that we need accountability for coming indoors for taking advantage of shelter if we provided if the taxpayers pay for it, individuals have got to use it. got it in. >>mayor breed this week also directed city workers to offer bus tickets to homeless people before offering services like housing and shelter. do you see this as a sustainable policy? and is this something san jose plans to do as well? >>you know, we have our own version of a homeward bound

kind of program as you might call it. and i think it has a role to play, but it's really important when we get people bus tickets that bus tickets to know where we are. it's not responsible of us to just shift the problem to other other places. and and i know san francisco's been hugely impacted. so i'm i'm very supportive of what the mayor is doing. but i think it's important that any city against san jose, san francisco in the city when implementing that kind of program, make sure its actually getting someone home, getting them to a loved one. family member friend a treatment program, a job that there's something on the other end of that bus tickets so that we are just spending taxpayer dollars shifting our burden to other jurisdictions and back and forth again. >>no mayor, you have, of course, made addressing homelessness. a pillar of a passion project, if you will, with your administration. so what strategies have you introduced since you've been in office that you seem to be most effective with addressing

homelessness so far? >>7 is what we're describing right now in this conversation. it's one of called all of the above, but very pragmatic approach. i'm proud of the fact that last year san jose saw over 10% reduction in unsheltered homelessness while statewide. the numbers went up by by almost 10%. and so what is working in san jose is that we are preparing the encampment, abatements or or closures and cleanups with an expansion of shelter capacity. we have been building these quick build prefabricated modular units on government-owned land. we have 6 of these communities. we have 4 more in the pipeline, including our first on private property. that's got a 10 year low cost least to the city were standing up basic dignified shelter with on site services. and when it's available, we are holding people accountable for coming in off the streets and taking advantage of that shelter in those services. and i'm calling on our state to provide a framework for

accountability so that every city and every county builds the shelter capacity, the treatment capacity, the other services we need to people a dignified alternative so we can hold them accountable. but everybody's got to do their fair share. >>all right. looking ahead to next week, you're headed to sacramento with senator josh becker of menlo to promote is interim housing bill, can you walk us through what's being proposed here? why you see this as an effective solution. >>really appreciate what's under backers doing it. in many ways. san jose has been the model. he's come down multiple times now and we've highlighted the success of our quick build modular communities. again, tiny units on government-owned land. we can build them in less than a year filled in for less than $100,000. it's faster. it's more cost-effective. it creates a dignified alternative to the streets. what center backers doing is taking what's working in san jose and making it easier for jurisdictions across the state to remove the land use

barriers, the permanent barrier so that they can stand up interim housing and shelter faster and more cost effectively just as we're doing, i'm fully supportive of removing barriers and making it easier for cities to build shelter counties, to build treatments so that we all together can end this era of encampments. >>we like turn now to the topic of affordable homes as well. a san jose is now the first city in the state allowing the sale of accessory dwelling units and backyards. how much do you think this is going to help address the affordable housing shortage, especially in a place like san jose which can get pretty expensive to live in. >>that's right. and it's it's a it's another option. it's another solution. it may not be for everyone, but all tell you. i think it's a scalable solution. we are now seen. >>over one quarter of our permits for new housing construction, san jose. are these backyard cottages a little excess read? well in units. >>in the backyard, often for family members. you can imagine it may be in in-law.

grandparents. i'm a child coming back from college who wants privacy wants their own space but can't afford to of a home right now. this is a really viable option. it's creating more housing stock in a in a way that's gently dense a fine neighborhoods without provoking the kind of backlash that we sometimes see when developers want to build large new development. so i think it's a it's a really important solution. what this new state law does and i'm proud again sales. it was the first city in the state to adopt it and put it into practice. it actually allows homeowners to build those backyard cottages to subdivide their parcel and sell the cottage and the land underneath has a separate asset, which again, i think will be very appealing to the grandparents, the the child who wants to get a hold in. our market wants to own something. wants equity wants to start building equity but

can't afford to jump straight to full homeownership. they can start small now. so it's another option. another way to increase housing supply gives families more tools. and by the way, it's a source of income for those homeowners who decide to build those backyard cottages. >>all thank you for your perspective on that marin. while you're here, we like to ask you about the ongoing effort to prevent more traffic fatalities in san jose. your city did get an 8 million dollar grant for speed safety cameras back in may. and this week you secured a $260,000 grant to make streets safer, using ai. so that's pretty can you walk us through the latest progress on both of these? >>absolutely. we're we're doing a lot in san jose, particularly leveraging technology. we've talked a lot about our automatic license plate readers for law enforcement, the speed safety cameras that will go near schools and in our vision, 0 corridors, which are department of transportation is diligently going through all of community engagement process to make sure our

community isn't surprising. they understand why these cameras are going up and that those who are choosing to speed near schools or where these cameras are placed can be issued and automated without having officer on site to view it. camera will do that. an automated way. those will be coming online next year and then the toyota grand is a really interesting success story. we are increasingly using artificial intelligence to improve the delivery of city services will want government to be better to be more productive to do more with our taxpayer dollars. toyota is helping us pilot sensors on city vehicles that can detect potholes, graffiti street lights that are out other on-street challenges so that we don't have to wait for resident to drive through the pothole, damage their vehicle and then call 3, 1, 1, we can sense it proactively automate the request for service and get somebody out to filled out pothole before anybody even knows it's there. so that's that's the vision. really

grateful to toyota for funding this pilot. we saw real success with the first phase, the pilot and now we're continuing to learn and figure out a fake this into how we operate every single day here in the city of san jose. >>all right. jose mayor matt mahan, oh, so much more. we want to ask you, but that's all the time we have for looking forward to our next conversation. a dog owner looki

answers after her toy poodle was mauled to death at a dog park in san francisco. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the owner who has spent the last week looking for answers.

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school in the lodi unified school district made an alarming discovery after bacteria was found in the school's water supply. tony salazar has more. it is a bumpy beginning as the school year just kicked off on tuesday on the second day of school on a wednesday. >>the school principal here behind me. i gave his elementary school. sent a memo to parents confirming e-coli

in the school's water supply. according to the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. most e-coli are harmless and found in a healthy intestinal tract. still, some forms people very sick found contaminated food or water as of wednesday, water fountains and sinks at the school are closed. one parent i talked to says they were not as concerned and appreciate the school's transparency. >>my granddaughter said, look everything up said that that's a small amount that we can. it's not like necessarily like panic, worrisome or anything. just kind of watch out if it could string too much of the water, apparently they can get tammy aches and, you know, the little signs of state. >>mark dawe sandy era director with lodi, unified school district tells me the water is currently being treated. >>you know how this e-coli got into the water supply in it. and, you know, in the first those questions are being asked. i can i can answer that i do know that the wells are tested every week. >>the district says it has

taken proactive measures by handing bottled water students and staff on campus using hand sanitizers, providing hand washing stations and using imported and bottled water during meal preparation and cooking dawson, which you heard from their earlier in this report said the district is not aware of any students or staff affected with e-coli. cdc's website says e-coli symptoms include diarrhea or vomiting, lasting over 2 days. blood and human waste higher than 102 degree fever, dehydration signs imma let it cure him. extend drum about 5 to 10% of people affected with this interim. can show up after one week of initial symptoms affecting kidneys and the blood clotting systems. that's according to uc davis. houck symptoms also include farm eating bloodied, diarrhea, and stomach pain. of course, if you believe you may have symptoms of e-coli, you're definitely encourage. you see your primary doctor and for any new developments regarding the e-coli here at

abc elementary school will be sure to provide those updates on the air and online at fox 40 dot com including our fox 40 mobile app. >>reporting at davis elementary school in stockton covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>universal pictures has confirmed it will release a britney spears bio-pic. plus, mariah carey announces a 20 city christmas tore any race by or has more in the entertainment report. >>start with what everybody's talking about today. a bio pic on the artist known as the princess of pop. universal

pictures announced it secured the rights to britney spears memoir. the woman in me, pop star detailed growing up in the spotlight. her conservatorship case and her relationships. spears shared this on social media. it seemingly confirmed the project. she said, quote, excited to share with my fans that i've been working on a secret project with marc platt. he's always made my favorite movies. stay tuned. marc platt is set to produce wicked director jon m chu set to direct as we mentioned, universal will release it. universal also behind music biopics like n w a's of straight outta compton and eminem's 8 mile. no word on when it will be out or who might play britney spears i guess is never too soon to start thinking about christmas. the queen of holidays already is. mariah

carey is just an ounce of 2024 christmas tour with 3 dates in southern california. >>wednesday, november 6 of the young of a theater november 8 the hollywood bowl november. 13th at the actor. presale starts august 6 of the general public can grab tickets next friday. and more music news. billie eilish featured on a remix of charli xcx u.s. on the gas. they also released a music video. >>the song itself is pretty suggested may be inappropriate for some viewers. but here's what we can show you. by the

way, is the first time million has been a featured artist on a song in 6 years. your entertainment report here in hollywood, i'm andy reece fire. the long-held dream of

connecting san jose to bar took a big step forward to becoming a reality. the federal government has announced a 5.1 billion dollar grant to help complete the project. kron four's charles clifford reports. >>for decades, the goal of bay area transportation planners was to have rail service that goes all the way around san francisco bay this week. that

dream took a big step towards becoming reality. >>good morning, everyone. on friday, the south bay's valley transportation authority announced that the federal transit administration has approved nearly 5.1 billion dollars in grant money. >>to help complete the long in the works. bart silicon valley extension received the news on thursday. >>this is an historic investment over 5 billion dollars that we didn't have yesterday. this is the second largest investment that the federal government has made in any single transportation. >>project in the country's history. >>the extension project has a goal of connecting the berryessa north san jose bart station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose and a station in santa clara near the existing caltrain station just west of international airport. the entire project is expected to cost around 12.7 billion dollars. the new federal funding along with local regional and state funding and voter approved tax

measures covers most of the cost. but there still a 700 million dollar gap that will need to be closed. dta says the work to find that money will begin immediately. >>we're going to take immediate steps to address shortfall for a 60 day period. there will be a freeze on authorizing any new professional spending and we're going to renegotiate our current contract. ask everybody to help. >>and then we come together and through shared sacrifice, get this project to be within the scope of our budget. if all goes according to plan, the bart extension project will be completed by 2040 in the south bay, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>for the first time since the attempted assassination attempt of former president donald trump, the acting director of the secret service held a news conference answer questions about what went so wrong. washing correspondent vinay simlot has more. >>the acting director says the secret service failure came down to 2 main issues. the

first communications secret service counter snipers were relying on text messages. the second site lies. the secret service did not have a good view of the roof or the shooter was. >>that roof line should have been covered. pictures and video have emerged of thomas matthew crooks on the roof of a nearby building minutes before he fired at former president donald trump. acting director ronald rowe says the secret service is going to make changes. we thought we might have had it covered with with the human eye, but clearly we're going to change our approach now. and he says his agency didn't fly a drone over the site. a local agency offered to fly one, but the secret service didn't take them up on it. the secret service takes full responsibility. for the tragic events of july 13th in a new timeline, the secret service says at 5.45 a local member of the sniper team sent a photo to the secret service at 5.53. agents. new local law

enforcement was looking for a suspicious person. former president trump begins speaking at 6 at that time. agents didn't know there was a man on the roof with a gun. and at 6.11, the first 3 shots were fired. the acting director says secret service counter snipers relied on text messages to communicate with local law enforcement. he says in the final 30 seconds before the shooting, there was clearly radio transmissions that may have happened on that local radio net that we did not have. now, the acting director says local law enforcement should not be blamed for the secret service's failure that day. he says his agency is working on new ways for secret service. >>to be in communication with local law enforcement. so they're not relying on text messages and phone calls in washington. i'm today simlot washington. i'm today simlot back introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich.

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warning the community after getting multiple reports of a mountain lion sightings. chloe curtis spoke with the agency and breaks down what we know about the sighting so far. >>for the first time in several years, roseville animal control says it's gotten several reports of mountain lion sightings and open grassy areas like this agencies as well. you should be vigilant. the chances of you actually coming face to face with one are unlikely 1000 times. more likely to be struck by lightning. >>then to be attacked by a mountain lion. but you know, we still want people to be aware. the california department of fish and wildlife says it's also aware of the sightings and working

with a wildlife biologist, a place game cameras in the area between here and the i-eighty corridor. there's a lot of open spaces with tall grass just like this. >>and easy place for just about any animal. the hyde generally people have seen mountain lions. you know, you get big and yell and they >>go away. so you want to make sure that they have exit path. don't lock them somewhere and just be aware. roseville police also confirmed they had to open space sightings in the area of east roseville and taylor but say luckily not near any humans or houses in the area in roseville, covering local news that matters. chloe curtis fox, 40 news. >>surf's up for touted pops the world dog surfing competition returns to pacific on saturday, dogs across the country will be competing at linda mar beach to raise money for local charities. for more on. but animal lovers can expect kron four's. vicki liviakis spoke with japhanie bauer and the pet owner of 2 dogs in the competition.

that's a lot of talent in one family. >>yeah, it we have a good time. we have a good time. certain that okay. so who are we looking at now? this is charlie. he's our he's our big serve this is at least to 6, maybe 7 stripped off or even some of that sense. i think 2019. so he's a he's a veteran on the circuit to okay. he looks like what lab. so he's he's a water dog. but i've seen some video. >>of dogs that normally don't take to the water. what's the secret sauce here to get them into surfing? >>well, there is that you the secret sauce is to real slow and easy and then trying to slowly. so they do, you know, get too stressed out. but charlie, take to it pretty quick because he likes the water, loves to swim. and once he figured out what we want do on the board, it was all about doing it. so he has a lot of

fun and really enjoys it. >>okay. so it's a it seems like it's a real popular event. i had to say in pacifica. give me a little bit of background on how this thing started and what you guys are hoping to do. >>it started believe started in 2016 and we started coming up after that. and there's other surfing events in california primarily down in southern california. so there's a pretty good so said, come up from down south. and we're one of those. we lived san diego. but there's at least 6 or 7 that come up from southern california here because it's so much fun we get such a nice crowd here and we really enjoy, you know, staying up in pacifica. we stay over in rockaway pacifica and have a great time with the people we need to hear if you come check it out tomorrow, there's usually a great crowded beach that recommended come early because it's really crowded pretty fast. and we

have a great time. we started right around 9, 9, 30, it will probably run till about 1 o'clock. >>yeah. jeff, i tell you what, it's a great area. there's a lot of great food, a place to go have a beer and and hang out. and i know it's a very popular event. can explain a little bit about for the pups that bring home the gold? you know, who benefits what charity? >>i believe it's ricky rockaways foundation. you know, i'm not really sure you have to go in the world dog surfing website. it's all listed there believe there's more than one charity located. got show. >>and in and just for for you personally, how do you spot talent like of somebody wants to enter their dog baby into the competition. how do you know who's going to be a good surfer, you know, to to hang 10, how many, how many fingers in a pop? that's 4 he's got the talent. >>it's generally up to the

like this. starts slow and easy. a lot of will take to it. and you know, is if you out there that just won't do that. if you have a dog that likes water like labrador retrievers, a there's some other water dogs that have a good there's people surfing french bulldogs. and one of our friends in so it's not limited to just straight water if your as well. and my itself all good yeah. we're looking at some video of some very excited dogs and can't wait to get the board out there. >>all jeff, thank you so much. and we wish all the luck in the either one of your dogs, you know, if if they place or they win. fantastic, will be rooting for you. congress offic

gone for august. lawmakers won't be back in washington until september and they don't have many major accomplishments to share with voters at home. washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. >>and with the election looming in november, expectations are not high. congress will accomplish anything more than it absolutely has to. when it returns in september. >>it's been a really busy and active summer in the u.s. senate. and yet congress has little to show for lawmakers packed up this week after failing to pass a 78 million dollars tax bill which would have expanded the child tax credit. i'm not certain american people are mostly floats or major funding legislation potentially setting up a government shutdown this fall. so we're going to have to work hard, but i'm confident if speaker

johnson learns the lessons of the past few times and works in a bipartisan way, we can avoid a shutdown. house speaker mike johnson said the house would no longer pass a short-term funding extensions to keep the government open. but with elections just weeks after congress returns in september, neither side wants the blame for a shutdown. the leader has not given us a lot of time to get our work done. the senate did pass the kids online safety act. this week, a rare bipartisan accomplishment. unfortunately, this giving the city its lack of productivity, the return to legislating was a welcome change of pace. this week. lawmakers know their time to get anything done short before they leave town again. when we return on september, the 9th, we will have only 3 weeks to work before gaveling out for another. six-week recess and the deadline to avoid a government shutdown is october. 1st reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. on friday, 3 american

families were reunited after a major prisoner swap with russia. >>the deal was diplomatically complex and involved years of negotiations with multiple countries. hannah brandt reports. >>the president won his historic the largest since the cold war. and just before midnight, we saw the results of the deal unfold here on american soil. >>there were tears on the tarmac. during the heartfelt homecoming of 3 newly freed americans feel great. >>a long time coming. >>president biden and vice president harris celebrated the emotional reunion with the families. this is about. >>the essence, we are as a coach. it's about first in the nation about families. the deal involved. a total of 24 prisoners and took some serious concessions from western countries. russia and belarus freed 16 people in exchange for the release of russian prisoners from the u.s. and european allies,

including russian assassin and spies. winds may be >>mattered? a lot the deal allowed 3 americans to come home. wall street journal reporter evan gerskovich who was jailed in 2023. retired u.s. marine paul whalen, who's been behind bars since 2018 and russian-american journalist also promotion arrested last i their crimes publicans criticized the biden administration for the exchange saying it encourages future kidnapping. but president biden says it's his job to get americans back home. despite the risks. i don't buy this idea >>you know, i can let you know that these people because other people maybe. >>one of the critics is former president donald trump who posted on his truth. social demanding more details about the deal and raising concerns about the precedent. it sets in washington. i'm hannah bran

well, if you're wondering what movies to stream or what to see in the theaters this weekend, we've got you covered. scott mantz breaks it down in the entertainment report. >>so let's say you're sick and tired of hearing about deadpool wolverine. well, have no fear. scott movie mantz here with what to see theaters this weekend. starting with didi, which won the audience award at this year's sundance film festival. >>foxx says the inning that in india. >>dt is absolutely delightful coming of age story about a 13 year-old taiwanese american

boy, it's a poignant during the pick shun of first love and young teenage angst, that's hilarious. full of heart. totally reliable and earns every emotion in the film. i said fine. >>dte is sham of a movie absolutely worth seeing in theaters. also in theaters, another sundance award winner called necac >>some of never told anyone else. >>this one's more of an adrenaline rush about a hip-hop trio from belfast that starts a civil rights movement to save their native language. it's a very entertaining, energize and highly stylized film. kind of reminded me of the film trainspotting that's so full of confidence and rousing spirit that it is irresistible. any so-called

irish lined with proffers for molding on the social behavior and falling. and of course, the music is awesome. so see, we catch in theaters also in theaters trap starring josh hart. it as a father takes his daughter to a concert where there's something sinister at play. so how's the movie? well, i can tell you because it was not screened in advance for critics. so what does that tell you? well, it could mean something good. maybe has a surprise ending. it is directed night shot a directed the 6th sense and signs both of which had great surprise endings or it could mean that the movie is not very either way. if you are planning on seeing track in theaters, remember the old saying buyer beware. that's the entertainer report from scott movie mantz.

>>we do have that onshore push. and so that does bring us the clouds and the fog. and there's also been some monsoonal moisture moving up from the southeast. so overall, we've had a mixture of sunshine and clouds, just as you say. here's the view from mount tam up highs. you can actually see the city lights. so we're not totally fogged in everywhere. current temperatures. well, here's the bucky ball right there at the exploratorium current temperatures. they're dropping as you might expect this time of day oakland. now 63 degrees. 76 still in concord and 61 degrees in santa rosa. so it's really cooled off in the north bay. here's a stream of moisture. you'll see this moisture coming up right

around the sierra nevada right there. and there's been some lightning strikes up there. there's been a chance of a very slight chance of dry lightning for us here across the bay area. but that is diminished a bit overnight. you still can't rule it out. but you know what? there's been reports of some very light rain in parts of the bay area and is a day in the evening wears on. we start to see it move a little bit more northerly. so if you hop in your car tonight, don't be surprise. you may have to use your windshield wipers in terms of air quality is good air quality for us. that's the forecast for tomorrow because of those onshore winds pushing all the smoke from the fires, more or less away from us. so that's the good news. temperature wise tomorrow, 50's 60's and the san francisco area same for the coastline. some 50's and 60's 62 for half major head toward the peninsula. 75 in burlingame. so it's a beautiful day tomorrow and you move further south into the 80's. 86 in palo alto and 90 degrees in san jose. i'm not

forecasting too much in the way of triple digits for tomorrow. there may be an area or to dublin. 91 pushing a little bit higher as you head toward wanted creek at 93 in concord at 98. and yes, brett would probably will get toward triple digits. but overall, this is not going to be a scorching hot day. 88 for petaluma 88 for sentence elmo. but 64 degrees in stinson beach. here it is the 10 at 10. that's the 10 day forecast at 10 o'clock pm and it looks great. weve got definitely some beautiful conditions. 90's in the upper warmest spots but will take a little bit of a dip coming next week. so we'll start to cool things off. >>well, i didn't think there was any way blake snell can top what he did last time out. we're talking 15 strikeouts in just 6 innings against the rockies last weekend. but boy, did he prove me wrong tonight? just a brilliant performance in cincinnati against the reds. bet the giants are glad they didn't trade him at the trade deadline. here's how it all went down in the queen

city's. they were delayed for an hour. dew raynor's. it was supposed to rain but didn't actually counted show once we got going in the second inning, casey schmitt unloaded on that won the last 420 seats. second up and buster posey territory. yeah. i made that joke for a 3rd straight time. just like everybody on twitter later in the inning tyler fitzgerald. >>runner on first base and fits comes through. that's what's the gap. marco luciano comes around to make it 2 to nothing. second same score in the 7th to 3. and it's it's again. this guy has been on fire that gets out of the yard for his 10th homer of the year. he was 3 for 4 tonight. just a triple shy of the cycle giant meanwhile, snell continuing to dominate opponents. he finished with 11 strikeouts tonight. that's a 26 in his last 2 outings and tonight was the first time he ever pitched into the 9th inning in his career. he had a no-hitter going and with 2 outs facing the dangerous led la cruz. the fly out to right

center. mike yastremski with the catch and it's the giants first no-hitter since chris heston 9 years ago. the 18th in franchise history and the first of blake snell's in a 3, nothing win over the red. she did it. >>would you have any idea going to the ballpark that you're going to be >>he don't do it. what the appreciate blake. cleaning up the leg was kind of protect us had guys. i know you're excited right back here in the bay. the a's welcoming the dodgers at the coliseum. you saw some youngsters in the house hoping to see oakland stay hot. following an impressive 15 9 july joe. yes, the sun, the hill. is spotted la and early 2. nothing lead no worries. 4th inning shay

langa-leers gets oakland on the board with a mamet shot off the second level 431 feet. he's got 21 homers this later in the inning, seth brown matches him with a homer to right. that's his 10th of the season. and just like that, we're tied at 2 sec is keep it rolling in the 5th. 4 more runs the big blow. brent rooker to dead center his 27th of the season a's up 62. but you know, the dodgers are never out of any game shohei ohtani in the lineup 2 on and 2 out in the 9th. and that was obliterated 160 miles an hour off the bat. it left the yard in about 2 seconds. fortunately for the a's, it only cut the lead to 6, 5, and they would hang on to win it. >>and that does it for us here on kron on will be back with the morning news at 7 o'clock with stephanie lin. i'm dan thorn. thanks for watchihihihihi

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