jack: thanks for joining me today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. [music] >> there's a lack of trust. and that's not a good feeling to have as a parent. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, we look at the findings of the grand jury investigation into one of the biggest bay area school districts. and in a

controversial move, chevron is taking their headquarters to texas. the reactions from state officials. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. august the 3rd. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather forecast with dave sphar friday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with a actually 2 types of moisture. we have our traditional morning fog. that's still in its thing. but aloft that we had late yesterday through the night. >> that was some of that plume of monsoon moisture. some mid-level moisture coming up from the south a little bit. some of that lingering you can see in the shot here, the moisture close to the ground. that's the typical marine moisture that's lethargic, cold, dense and above us is the warmer moisture aloft. it's coming in from the lower latitudes. obviously, we tend watch this a lot because it can produce dry lightning because those showers are

happening very much. a loft went through dry air. that's what the concern is right now. it shows up on radar very much. so you'll notice and it's still there, even though what kind of drifts away you get some of that daytime heating up around tahoe and so forth, you might pick up a stray shower, still left over. but by tomorrow, most of the should dry out. so we probably won't even see it lighting up the radar in the satellite picture here at the surface, we have our traditional onshore winds in place of the northwest. they seem to be favoring pretty much single digits temperature check for your pretty mild. 72 most readings in the 60's, some 50's off towards the coast. 65 san jose. but we compared to 24 hours ago to be up north, much warmer this morning. then it was this time from yesterday. forecast for today looks pretty good with a quick warm up for you. folks inland getting to the middle 90's. it looks like by the mid-afternoon a little bit of a break developing for you tomorrow. a little cooler in some better clearing for everybody. more on that weekend. forecast package coming up in a bit. stephanie. all thanks so much.

>> in the south bay parents expressing concerns over the findings of a grand jury investigation into one of the biggest school districts in the bay area. san jose district officials rejected that report calling the findings inaccurate. but as kron four's jeff moment reports, many parents and teachers disagree. >> this is the lived experiences the students, the teachers. >> the parent community, melissa urban, a teacher at john middle school and the vice president of the san jose teachers association says the scathing report that came out this summer is validation. because i'm a teacher in the district, they were my lived. experience stories as well. the report found a high turnover in principals and assistant principals. don't a lack in addressing the mental health crisis. >> and it also found problematic hiring practices. the grand jury conducted 88 interviews within the district and found that several leaders in the district were insensitive towards the concerns of teachers and

parents and also found the district office had low morale and verbally abusive behavior. 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 fully accepted was adding more narcan. a lifesaving overdose reversal drug in schools. >> i was pretty to see that there be like little to no urgent for 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 8 and that is what the parent of a 3rd grader and at t care. and ryan helpers works at the district but also has 2 kids who are students in the district. i 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. i don't think the people that were interviewed there are outliers. i think the people and they have stories and their ballot says that his main goal is just making sure that his kids and the community don't get left behind 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 and various schools reporting here in san jose jacmel. kron 4 news. >> it's a destrehan is in critical condition this morning after getting hit by a car in santa rosa. the driver involved identified as a 19 year-old man now faces a felony hit and run charge. police say the collision happened shortly before 10 thursday night on herndon avenue. at the smart tracks. officers found a 33 year-old pedestrian unconscious with a severe head injury.

investigators say they tracked down the driver responsible through surveillance footage. police say they don't believe the driver was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the crash. criminal proceedings are underway for 3 alameda police officers now charged in the death of mario gonzalez. the officers made their first court appearance on friday. gonzalez died in 2021. while being restrained by officers. james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley. they were initially cleared of criminal liability by then district attorney nancy o'malley. but once pamela price took office, her office reexamined the case and charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. the suspects are scheduled to appear back in court in october. police arrested 2 suspects friday in connection to a shooting at a movie theater earlier this summer. union city police says burness dotson and the queen to shake were involved in a fight on june. 26 that led to the shooting of a 19 year-old during a movie at century

theater. police say both shake and dotson have criminal records. both are now in santa clara jail, santa rita jail, rather charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. another company is moving out of california. chevron is moving and remote headquarters to houston, texas. kron four's theresa reports. >> i legacy california company. shifting gears. chevron officially announcing friday that they're moving their headquarters to houston, texas, here in san ramon, the chevron spokesperson says that the support jobs will remain in california. that means nearly 2000 current jobs will not be affected. but the 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 relocated. in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allowed 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 ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes he's in the economics. world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has 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 area in which there they moved from. a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator eats. >> 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. >> in san ramon to recess stasio kron, 4 news. and we'll have more on chevron's move coming up at the bottom of the hour. so stay tuned for that. >> for your money, gas prices around the country are down slightly data from triple-a shows the average price for a gallon in california is around $4.63. that's down from 4.79 a month ago here in the bay

area. the cheapest gas could be found in san jose with the average prices for 60 the most expensive gas in the bay area is in santa rosa at 4.87 a gallon. and happening today getting a pause, wet and hanging 10 with man's best friend. sounds like a good time. you are in luck. the world dog surfing competition returns to pacifica and dog surfers from around the u.s. compete at linda mar beach this morning to raise money for local charities. saturday's event also features a dog beach fashion contest and adoptions. the competition starts at 09:00am. hang a to everybody. hey, coming up on the kron 4 morning news. if you miss friday's gorgeous sunset, we've got you covered a look at some photos snapped by our news team. still ahead. >> plus, vice president kamala harris secures the democratic nomination for president. her reaction to the historic vote. and by parents left shaken after police arrest. 2 alleged child predators on back-to-back days. we've got the details.

>> and still very, very summer, like it looks like just a glance of some of the high temperatures are looking at for today. upper 90's. well inland, it looks like we're going to get a little bit of break on this for tomorrow. going to check into that weekend forecast. we come back the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> take a you are taking air looking you're looking at photos from across the bay area. these were taken last night highlighting a gorgeous sunset. and you can see it got

incredibly vibrant and bright during parts of the evening. there. these were snapped by our own news team. and today we know that you've been admiring these photos as can you what kelly him, one of our producers there, what could shot she has. yeah. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've had this plume. we talked a little bit about this last weekend. it delivered this plume of subtropical moisture. coming up, the monsoon this time of year. it's still there in the rockies and all that. it's very typical in the southwest and whatever you'll see it and solve our maps. but some of that venture all the way on up. and when we watched it a little bit coming in, that's way up. the radar lit up. it was wonderful in that but very little bit of surface moisture came with that in terms of any rain little bit in some of the hills around the bay. just a little smidgen. more importantly, some light rain for the mountains. the big concern with all of this is when you get that elevated convict, convective activity that can sometimes be dry lightning because it has to go through a

lot of dry air to get there were left over with some leftover that moisture aloft. meanwhile, here is the typical marine layer that's at the surface. that's harmless. that's just damp, cold arctic air. that has to be warmed up to move a bit. all right. here's a look at our temperatures right now. 72 for antioch, a lot of 60's for the east bay up north 60's to 57 san francisco. these are a little bit warmer numbers that we saw this time from yesterday. 65 san jose. back to future cast for that moisture. still here, it kind of disappears a little bit with daytime heating and reappears up there around tahoe. so you might pick up that last minute stray shower elsewhere across the bay. we've got to keep a few little stray clouds in there just for good measure. sometimes they start start to whiten up the skies a little bit. but we're really running out of a lot of that moisture now. so again, just some puffy stratus, maybe with that. but here's the surface moisture coming back again for tonight. that marine layer not far from home in the sun sets fills up the bay. again, this is actually going to be a little more aggressive

tomorrow than today. mixing out nicely for the afternoon. the stratus is gone. little bit of leftover moisture. you can see out there towards the mountains, but not much. nothing major. and we're going to clear out of the home front. plus, we're going to be little cooler than today. not as hot. i guess i should say few folks inland to get a little bit of a breather. now, the other factor that's been good through everything we've talked about through all of this. i know some of these heat spikes and feel like it. but at least we've had some surface airman movement. that's really important. it's been modest and it will be today just a little bit of a breeze, little bit stronger tomorrow, too. but that onshore wind is good because we have this cold water here. and if you don't have any winds, you don't get into those benefits. so you got to have a little bit that flow pattern throws that marine layer moisture off inland there, too. so the breakdown of what we're talking about with all early clouds, hot, inland, 70's and 80's covered the bay 90's inland. maybe even mid 90's are we showed you on the temperature map. there are even higher than that tomorrow. a few bay clouds, a touch cooler. so we're getting the cooling effects in the wake of this little plume of moisture here

and all that 70's for the bay 80's 90's still inland. but more 80's, we're going to cease or take a little bit of a drop there recovering by tuesday. tuesday looks like the heat pump. as of now, no statements, not even at the sacramento valley. they may issue something later on that they try to keep a good 48 hours. 36 hours in advance. so you might start hearing about that in sacramento, potentially as we get into early next week. 69 for a high today will say san francisco variable clouds, mild. 76 oakland, 88 san jose. there's the big map to show this earlier. so getting kind of hot around the delta looks like you're in a pop near 100. that heat will be returned by tuesday. so keep in mind, what today does that's going to be your tuesday? probably close to 80's and 90's mixture up north mild temps for the peninsula. 69 san francisco gets up to bat with the good breeze at work. we have quite how are going on here with temperatures in the 90's. but a little drop happening on sunday. we'll hold on to that monday. but watch out tuesday, getting hot again for tuesday. okay. all right. we will brace ourselves. that's a one-day bump, though when they get better in the rest of the 7

day forecast. i'll have that for you to write. great. looking forward to that. thanks. >> i am so proud. >> to confirm that vice president harris earned more than a majority of votes from all convention delegates and will be the nominee of the democratic party following the close of voting on monday. >> well, the chair, the democratic national committee announcing vice president kamala harris be the first woman of color to win a major party nomination for president delegates to the dnc started voting for the nominee thursday. and we've got harris's reaction to the results. >> i'm honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. of course, i will officially accept your nomination next week once the virtual voting period is closed. but already i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. >> the dnc is set to take place later this month. now the harris campaign is focused on choosing a running mate. the 2 candidates will then

start holding rallies together shortly after that. on the peninsula. new bus route aims to help student commuters this year. starting next week, a samtrans bus runs every 30 minutes between the san mateo caltrain station and the college of san mateo on weekdays weekends, the bus runs every hour. and more details this morning after a biker was killed by an alleged drunk driver in antioch. police say linda woolridge was riding her bike near the intersection of lone tree way and sagebrush drive last saturday night when a 38 year-old man hit her with his car, the driver or other police say the driver cooperated with the investigation. officers arrested the driver for suspicion of driving under the influence. in response to that fatal collision bike east bay. a cycling group in antioch is asking the city to improve the roadway asking for more city oversight in a better safety plan for pedestrian lanes. and parents their kids left shaken in the east bay after police arrested 2 alleged child predators 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 into a restroom stall. >> fortunately to no avail. police say the suspect, terry 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 watch of >> a so, i hope that, you know, this was just a single. >> well, could 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. >> had to react to that. and to quickly going talk to there. >> their caregivers in this case, police say park employees made contact with real 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. >> to prepare our children, police advise kids use a buddy system and never travel in public alone. >> in berkeley, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> tire thieves strike in a 3rd north bay city. this time in santa rosa. now since sunday rohnert park in petaluma. residents have also reported dozens of cars found like this in the north bay

rims and tires stolen with the vehicle propped up on cinder blocks are just sitting on the axle. police say the target in cars include toyota, camrys corollas as well as hundreds civics and accords. officers encourage drivers to park cars at a secure garage near security cameras. if you see anything suspicious, suspicious, please call 9-1-1. the ntsb is investigating a new plane crash near the tracy municipal airport. no one was hurt when that single engine aircraft went down on friday near terrible creek and mines roads close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. it took off from the cannon field airport in concord and went down a little after 09:00am. the san joaquin county sheriff's is only the pilot was on board. thankfully, they were not injured. in martinez, hundreds of fish are dead due to an algae bloom at hidden lakes park city employees scooped up most of the dead fish earlier this week. martinez city

leaders say the algae growth was the result of the hot weather and a bad fountain aerator. they said it will take time for the lake to recover. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the east bay spca has a new low-cost service to support pet owners virtually. but the details.

>> for your money, financial markets feeling the impact of a sharp downturn and us hiring. >> hiring fell sharply and the unemployment rate rose for the 4th straight month. the july jobs report shows employers added 114,000 jobs in july. 35% fewer than expected

unemployment is now 4.3%, the highest since october 2021. well, your health today, walmart pharmacies nationwide and here in the bay area offer free health screenings just in time for back-to-school season as part of the company's wellness day service has been around since 2, 2014 select stores, including those in san leandro mountain view. napa and san jose offer a range of health services. the event starts at 10:00am. and the east bay spca officially open telemedicine services throughout the theodore b travers, family. that clinic. it's a new low-cost service aimed making it easier for pet owners who are seeking affordable care from the comfort of their homes. appointments are available for services, including prescription preventative, such as flea tick and heartworm medication online consultations and medication still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, chevron decides to move their headquarters to texas. we take a look at the potential impacts for potential impacts for california.

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morning news. alameda county's district attorney under fire yet again. why the chp is speaking out. plus, bay area mayors are backing governor gavin newsom's executive order for homeless encampment sweeps on state land. welcome back to the morning news 7.29. this saturday. let's get you started with a look at the forecast. dave, what's the good morning, everybody. and

we're still dealing with that moisture. i talked one. is that the surface a little bit there that traditional fog marine layer. we're seeing that at sfo. no delays happening there. but >> aloft also some cloud cover to contend with as well that this is plumed up moisture from the south. we're on the very western edges. we tend to be from the monsoon moisture now that will continue in the rockies throughout. it looks like he's about all week is kind of a daily thing. here are ting vary a little bit. they today, but for us, that's going to clear out. it looks like after today and a little clear and drier tomorrow with cooler temperatures in its wake. that will be nice. 73 going on for antioch. most readings in the 60's with some 50's off towards the west and the coast, particularly 57 going on for half moon bay. this contrast for you. give you an idea up north where some 10 degrees ahead. santa rosa, but other readings are also ahead from the readings yesterday morning as well. now inland. this will be clearing out very quickly. and that's going to be mostly that surface moisture in terms of that fog that will be gone. we're going to basically

mostly sunny mode and quite toasty well inland in the upper 90's in some spots possible. you're going to see some relief happen tomorrow temporarily and then warming back up again as we get to around tuesday, it looks like with more relief towards the end of the but a roller coaster ride a walk through that for you. coming up in a day-long your 4 zone to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay, the cac is pushing back against alameda county district attorney pamela price. the state agency says they've sent more than 500 arrests to the da for prosecution. while price claim, chp only sent 11 cases of the 500 arrests. chp says 41% are felonies. and 59% were misdemeanors. and this latest dispute comes as governor gavin newsom said he plans to send more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman explains. >> chp 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. >> people want to wait another hour. another day. they don't go through anotper 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. what gavin newsom is saying here is i'm going to take over the situation regardless of what pamela price does. he doesn't. gavin newsom does not want to part of a national conversation. >> of 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 cal 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. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is backing governor gavin newsom's executive order to clear encampments on state land. the mayor and san jose. he continues to push for more tiny homes to be built and implementing no camping zones in san jose. well, he agrees with newsom's order. mahan is also asking the governor to go

a step further and holding cities and counties accountable. >> 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. >> and san jose's in the process of adding another 1000 shelter beds is part of his approved budget for this year. just weeks after elon musk announced he's moving space-x from california to texas oil giant chevron announced on friday. it too, will leave the golden state for the lone star state. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why chevron is leaving and brings us reaction. >> 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-locate 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 to 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 meritless. finally in the 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 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 its 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. >> and more mosquitoes are testing positive for west nile virus in san jose. the zip codes affected are there on your screen. officials say weather permitting the areas will be treated this coming tuesday starting around 10:00pm. officials say the treatments pose little risk to people and pets. nile virus infection. symptoms can include fever, headaches and body. get body aches and severe cases, nerve damage or even death. officials remind the public to clear standing

water outside of your homes, especially during those warmer months. and in a historic milestone, the city of oakland approved the first-ever specific plan for its downtown area. that proposal involves the areas from jack london square through 27th street in the koreatown northgate neighborhood and the focus here officials say is to rebuild community trust with an emphasis on racial equity. they say the new plan will be implemented through a series of new policies programs and updated zoning regulations. a long-held dream connecting san jose to bart is taking a big step towards becoming a reality. the project's goal is to connect the various and north san jose bart station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose. it also connect it to a station. is santa clara know the caltrain station close to the minute at international airport. city leaders say the funding covers a big portion of the project, but there's still a 700 million dollars gap that needs to be closed. i.

>> we're 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 everything goes according to plan, the bart extension project will be done in 2040. the grant is the second largest investment that the federal government has made in any single transportation project ever. and starting september first, kids can hop on cal train for just one dollar one way or $2 for an also daypass about that. the caution board of directors approve this new fare structure to make travel more affordable providers under 18. the action follows a promotion launched in september 2023. where youth ridership on clipper increased by 43% year over year during the promotion period. caltrain officials say the agency strategy here aligns with its broader goal to enhance overall ridership. the contra

costa county library is offering free clipper cards for use with discover and go at various local museums. this promotion is a partnership between the 5, 1, 1, contra costa transportation program and the library. it's meant to encourage using public transportation to visit museums. attractions include the bay area discovery museum, which museum of history, san jose museum of art and many more. and speaking of public transit 151 years ago, people took a cable car drop cable car right in san francisco for the first time. and that happened right here in the bay area on august. second, 18 73 inventor andrew holiday tested the first-ever cable car on san francisco's clase treat. how about that now? this is archive video taken in 19. 0, 6, cable car system survive the great san francisco earthquake dominating the city's transit seen through world war. 2 and named a historic landmark in the 1960's today, many of the

original historic cable cars are still up and running. you can head to muni's website for more information on how you can catch a ride. one of those historic cable cars. very cool piece of history. there. happening today. monster jam is back in the bay area starts at oakland arena with a pit party at 10:30am. fans 2 and older must have a ticket. can catch a glimpse of some famous trucks like grave digger sparkle, smash megalodon and el toro loco. we spoke with 2 drivers on what fans can expect. >> i put my time in 3 words, man. it's unscripted and expectant really a forgettable from start to finish. always say you can buy whole cbo need edge of as a family friendly event for everybody. it's not just for the kids. come out. have a good time. >> doors open at noon. there is a another special feature trackside that starts at 12, 15. the main event begins at one. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a look at new video of the latest numbers on that park fire burning up in butte county.

>> and a dog owner asking questions after her pup was mauled to death at a san francisco park. >> well, here's a look at high temperatures for today. upper 90's you can see in the far east bay for today and pretty toasty even up in the north and some pockets there. a little bit of relief cooking for you as we get into tomorrow. but warming back up again by tuesday. going to take a look at longer range forecast while we're at it too. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> new video this morning of california's 4th largest wildfire in history now inching closer to 400,000 acres burned. it is just 25% contained as crews from across the nation work to put out the flames. this is happening across 4 different counties in the north state. more than 6300 personnel have answered the call to action in butte and tehama counties. firefighters continue to battle another wildfire burning in mariposa and tuolumne counties. the pedro fire in la grange has grown to more than 3800 acres. it is 25% contained. evacuation orders have now been reduced to warnings, but officials still want residents to know that they should avoid these areas. all right. take a lie. look, taking a live look outside now at our mount tam camera at 7.45. this morning, gorgeous view of that blue sky above. you can see the clouds as well. dave. >> yeah, that's up there. there's a lower level moisture there. that's a very typical

this time of year. while always typical force of this marine layer coming in. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all provides a little bit of cooling for the bay, but you folks inland are going to warm back up again. well, upper 90's expected for this afternoon and some of this stray cloudiness that you can see really well in this shot here. but we did have from yesterday in last night that monsoon moisture is going to clear on out. it looks like for us a bit by tomorrow. tahoe forecast might get some showers today. but tomorrow, sunny, 84, 85 for your monday. and by tuesday, up to 86, we'll see some better warming in the home front by tuesday. a little bit more dancing around with the temperatures between now and then 73 for any act. most readings in the east bay in the 60's. also up north, too. and the big storm tracker is showing us those scattered thunder showers. let's roll that. green is this time of year. you see a lot of that with the monsoon, but it's also clipping a little bit up north there from the left over moisture. also, as i mentioned earlier, tahoe. so you might get a couple little stray thunder showers work today, but that will partly clear out for tomorrow. so

let's look at the week ahead, getting to the weekend and the week ahead. there's that resident high pressure. you can see the big plume of hot around it. but the stray scattered thunder showers at work. monsoons kind of cut off for southern california. looks like through the early part of the week now by tuesday. this is where see that little heat pump again. i say he pumpkins will get up to about 100, maybe a degree or so in that range. and then we drop quickly for the remainder of the week. looks like a low is trying to develop out to see here a little bit. but the impact is not as great as events we've seen from before. typical pulse ation again with the monsoon moisture going on getting into the weekend. we may not be insulated as well. again, it looks like a lowe's trying to develop, but we're not getting again. the cooling effects from that that we did from previous. so we'll see temperatures drop a little bit. we may not get as much as we've seen before. 4 zone forecast for today. 69 san francisco ca some bay scattered clouds, maybe more

mostly cloudy at the coast because sometimes it's hard to kind of clear out that fog lower 60's at work here. 77 meanwhile, for burlingame, 85 stir city palo alto about 86 in the south bay will do some upper 80's quickly warming when you get inland into the 90's, you can see so really you have that proximity close to the bay. really nice climate control. you get outside that realm in boy, we have our micro climates checking in and well inland. you can see the temperatures pop a quick decoupling happening here very rapidly for tribe, ali mid-nineties expected for today or upper 90's at that. so you have the ac cranking that will be given 97 going on for concord. 74 berkeley. meanwhile, elaine, what 76, that's kind of warm for those folks to, though. but the onshore wind, not as strong as we've seen. 95 fairfield, 88 for napa. and let's to santa rosa about 94. alright, buckle up. let's jump around in our 7 day forecast up down op and down a little bit as we start to finish off the week. 88 by friday. that looks nice. so we'll keep that

number there. i think we'll keep that all the it's a nice number there. as long as weekend. yeah. the thing is tuesday's the big day to kind of keep in mind, that's going to be a real toaster again. >> and then we'll cool back down is the remainder of the week as we'll get some moderate summertime weather, right? very good. thanks so much, dave. >> all right. a dog owner is looking for answers after her pet was mauled to death at a dog park in san francisco. the terror it says her dog walker took her 4 year-old toy poodle named papaya to the ala many boulevard dog park on tuesday. parents get got a phone call around one 15. that supply had been attacked by another dog at the park and had to be taken to a local hospital. the dog passed away and now her owner is looking for answers. she filed a police report but says the other dog's owner left after the attack without saying a word or exchanging information. so she spent the week sharing her story to try to prevent another dog attack like this from happening. >> if you know you have an aggressive dog, do not bring it to a public dog park. that

is not how it's going to socialized. in fact, that is how. other dogs get and killed. >> as the other dog's owner is described as a white male and their dog is a dark in color and possibly a shepherd mix. she is asking anyone who might have witnessed the dog attack on tuesday to contact the san francisco police department. a second dog owner in san francisco is mourning their pet as well and working to spread awareness by sharing his story. the he's hoping that pet owners will keep a lookout for coyotes at the beach. justin rivers, 3 year-old dog named peter was killed by a coyote just after 7 on thursday morning rivard and his partner. they like to take 3 of their dogs for a daily walk. and when the coyotes attacked, his partner was able to grab 2 of their dogs from the coyote is but one of them, one of the animals did take off with peter. >> they are very aggressive. we're not afraid of us. we're doing everything that we are told. >> swings swinging 6 and

yelling at them. they were not afraid. they held their held their ground and >> killed my dog. >> the national park service put up coyote warning signs at the beach after rivers incident and we reached out to the national park service for more details. we have yet to hear back. and at a bay area. baseball as the giants were taking on the reds in cincinnati, the giants were able to hit 2 home runs early, but the night was all about pitching reigning cy young winner. blake snell had himself a night to remember he had 11 strikeouts and only 3 walks and for us. no pitched his first no-hitter of his career. this is the 18th no-hitter from the giants franchise. and after the game, blake snell was showered from prague with praise from his teammates. >> did you have any idea going to the ballpark that you're going to be feeling >> i my brother. please deal.

get a replay of you not you don't do it him in the head with a lead. >> a second statue honoring on to our next story here of a second statue honoring the late lakers legend kobe bryant was unveiled yesterday during a private ceremony. a crypto dot com arena. unlike the first kobe statue, this one also pays tribute to is daughter gianna. both were among the 9 people killed in a helicopter crash in 2020 yesterdays date. 8 to 24 holds special meaning to the bryant family. it includes the numbers 8.24 the jersey numbers worn by kobe during his nba career. the number 2 represents the jersey gigi wore when she played for her daughter for her dad. her dad's mamba academy. the statue will be available for public viewing starting this public viewing starting this morning.

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>> there's a lack of trust and that's not a good feeling to have as a parent. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, we look at the findings of a grand jury investigation into one of the biggest bay area school districts. and in a controversial move, chevron is taking their headquarters to texas. reaction from state officials.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. august the 3rd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather forecast with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad day today, but a little bit on the toasty side. few folks well inland are going to be every bit of summer. looks going on for today. we do have. >> little bit of a true jean. the kind came in through late yesterday afternoon overnight and lingers a little today that some of that monsoon moisture that remains but a whole lot to see right now. you can see some scattered clouds off towards the clearing will be pretty quick outside that marine layer that we deal with iran, the immediate bay, which is nice, keep those temperatures down today. contrast with inland. meanwhile, there's the big view everything and see the synoptic few. and there you can see the radar echoes are

numerous. however, lot of that's not striking. the ground is the big issue, except for the higher elevations as go through a lot of dry air. that was the problem over the bay in the central coast as well. is that it had all this dry air to go through. so it gave you some imagery and give you some cloud cover. but not really much else. the only concern we usually have with that is dry. lightning winds right now out of the northwest. you can see that on shore trend is going to continue today. it provides a little bit of extra cooling temperature check for you were at 73 for antioch, mostly in the 60's. however. and this is a couple degrees of where readings were from this time yesterday. maybe some half-dozen degrees or better. you can see up north for today. expect those upper 90's well inland, but some relief is coming your way tomorrow with the sunshine still handle. have more on that weekend forecast. we come back 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the south bay parents expressing concerns over the findings of a grand jury investigation into one of the biggest school districts in the bay area. san jose district officials rejected that report calling the

findings inaccurate. but as kron four's jack moment reports, many teachers and parents disagree. >> this is the lived experiences the students, the teachers. >> the parent community, melissa urban, a teacher at john middle school and the vice president of the san jose teachers association says the scathing report that came out this summer is validation. because i'm a teacher in the district, they were my lived. experience varies as well. the report found a high turnover in principals and assistant principals. don't a lack in addressing the mental health crisis. >> and it also found problematic hiring practices. the grand jury conducted 80 interviews within the district and found that several leaders in the district were insensitive towards the concerns of teachers and parents and also found the district office had low morale and verbally abusive behavior. 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 fully accepted was adding more narcan, a life-saving overdose reversal drug in schools. >> i 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 8sand that is what the 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. i don't think the people that were interviewed there are outliers. i think the 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 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 and various schools reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> it's a desperate is in critical condition after getting hit by a car in santa rosa. the driver involved identified as a 19 year-old man now faces a felony hit and run charge. police say the collision happened shortly before 10 thursday night on herndon avenue. at the smart tracks. officers found a 33 year-old pedestrian unconscious with a severe head injury. investigators say they tracked down the driver responsible through surveillance footage. police say they don't believe the driver was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the crash. criminal proceedings are underway for 3 alameda police officers now

charged in the death of mario gonzalez. the officers made their first court appearance on friday and always died in 2021 while being restrained by officers. james fisher camry le and eric mckinley. they were initially cleared of criminal liability but then district attorney nancy o'malley. but once pamela price took office for office, reexamined the case and charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. the suspects are scheduled to appear back in court in october. police arrested 2 suspects friday in connection to a shooting at a movie theater earlier this summer. union city police say ernest dotson and the queen to shrink were involved in a fight the night of june. 26 that led to the shooting of a 19 year-old during the movie at century theater. police say both shaken dotson have criminal records. both are now in santa rita jail, charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. another company is moving out of california. chevron is moving at san ramon headquarters to houston, texas kron four's terisa texas. you

explains. >> i legacy california company. shifting gears. chevron officially announcing friday that they're moving their headquarters to houston, texas, here in san ramon. the chevron spokesperson says that the support jobs will remain in california. that means nearly 2000 current jobs will not be affected. but the 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 relocated. in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allowed 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 ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes he's in the economics. world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has been a part the bay area history 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 area in which there they moved from. a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i

senator eats. >> 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. >> in san ramon to recess stasio kron, 4 news. and we'll have more on chevron's move coming up at the bottom of the hour. so stick around for that. >> for your money, gas prices around the country are down slightly data from triple a shows. the average price for a gallon in california around for 63 is down from 4.79 a month ago here in the bay area. the cheapest gas could be found in san jose with the average price is for 60 the most expensive gas in the bay area is in santa rosa at 4.87 a gallon. happening today. if getting your paws wet and hanging 10 with man's best friend. sounds like a good time. you are in luck. the

world dog surfing competition returns to pacifica dogs. surfers from across the u.s. compete at linda mar beach this morning to raise money for local charities. saturday's event also features a dog beach fashion contest and adoptions. the competition starts at 09:00am so hang it. everybody. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, vice president kamala harris secures the democratic nomination for president. >> her reaction to the historic vote. and he's parents left shaken after police arrest. 2 alleged child predators on back-to-back days. we've got the details ahead. >> and the upper 90's going on, it looks like well inland by the mid-afternoon. however, a little bit of relief coming your way as we get into tomorrow. have a look at that forecast the weekend. we come back to kron. morning news continues.

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there's what's left over of the monsoon clouds i just mentioned earlier, looks really nice on radar, like, oh, my goodness. look at those rain, but it's all about pretty bored. reaches the ground later today. you get the daytime heating. you might pick up some scattered thunder showers up around tahoe. and then as we start to get to around tomorrow, back to that aggressive marine layer again tomorrow, maybe some drizzle going on around the bay near the water and all that. but that will clear out mostly sunny in the best part about it is we'll get some reduction in temperatures for you. folks inland. you got some relief coming your way. it looks like by tomorrow afternoon there, too. little leftover moisture there. but we're pretty much done with whatever is at the middle layers of the atmosphere that monsoon stop on our part of the world. it looks like for the remainder of the week. we continue on with our onshore winds a little bit of it. it helps out keep those temperatures down just a little bit from what they would be if we didn't have that in place. a look ahead for the whole program. here is just some early clouds. we've been talking a lot about that. the 2 types that we have, that marine layer and also aloft hot

inland with 70's 80's of the bay 90's going on in london. that means middle to upper 90's in some spots. so it will be a big improvement for you. looks like by tomorrow, few bay clouds going on a touch cooler 70's for the bay. yeah, 70's going on. we're going check those 80's off 90's going on and what it will be lower 90's, but mostly a lot of 80's the next week. it's a heat pump early into the week. moderation late. we're really watching tuesday. and that's that's the big day. that's going to pop. don't see anything even for the sacramento valley, but they may change that a little bit later on. so stay tuned. maybe sunday night monday, something may be popping for that try to keep a good 48 hours to 36 hours in advance. 69 for a high today, san francisco coleman variable clouds. we might get beginning more in the way of sunshine. we bargained for. 76 going on for oakland, but you go over the east bay hills or you get inland. 88 san jose in some of those inland spots in the south bay are looking at the 90's again. so 99 going on for antioch, quite toasty today. tri valley. you're looking at the mid to upper 90's up there. 94 santa rosa and the next couple of days got to

keep 90's in there all the way. think 92 that's going to be outlier. lot of upper 80's expected tomorrow and monday to taking a breather. before we crank up the heat yet again on tuesday. so the ac is going to be busy but not as busy tomorrow. maybe ok, relief, right? good to keep in mind. thanks so much about >> i am so proud. >> to confirm that vice president harris has earned more than a majority of votes from all convention delegates and will be the nominee of the democratic party following the close of voting on monday. well, the chair, the democratic national committee announcing vice president kamala harris will be the first woman of color to win a major party nomination for president. >> delegates to the dnc started voting for the nominee on thursday. but harris is reaction to the results. >> i'm honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. of course, i will officially accept your nomination next week once the virtual voting period is

closed. but already i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. >> dnc is set to take place later this month. now the harris campaign is focused on choosing a running mate. the 2 theneset to start holding rallies together shortly thereafter. on the peninsula. new bus route aims to help student commuters this year. starting next week, a samtrans bus runs every 30 minutes between the san mateo caltrain station and the college of san mateo on weekdays weekends. the bus runs every hour. more details this morning after a biker was killed by an alleged drunk driver in antioch. police say linda wooldridge was riding her bike near the intersection of lone tree way and sagebrush drive last saturday night with a 38 year-old man hit her with his car. police say the driver cooperated with the investigation. officers did arrest them for suspicion of driving under the influence. response to that fatal crash

beat by east bay is cycling group in antioch is asking the city to improve the roadway asking for more city oversight and a better safety plan for pedestrian lanes. parents and their kids left shaken in the east bay after police arrested 2 alleged child predators 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 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 >> a so i hope that, you know, this was just a single. >> could 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. >> had to react to that. and to quickly going talk to there. >> their caregivers in this case, police say park employees made contact with carrillo perez and stayed with him until officers arrived and took him into custody 3 daughters. i don't think prepared them so i think this is a good lesson for all of us. >> prepare children, police advise kids use the buddy system and never travel in

public alone. >> in berkeley, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> tire the strike in a 3rd north bay city. this time in santa rosa since sunday rohnert park in petaluma. residents have also reported dozens of cars found like this in the north bay rims and tires stolen with the vehicle propped up on cinder blocks are just sitting on the axle. police say the targeted cars include toyota, camrys and toyota's as well as honda civics and accords. officers encourage drivers to park their cars at a secure garage near security cameras. if you see anything suspicious, please call 9-1-1. and the ntsb is investigating a new plane crash near the tracy municipal airport. no one was hurt when the single engine aircraft went down friday near terrible creek and mines. roads close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. it took off from the cannon field airport in concord and went down a little after 09:00am. the san joaquin county sheriff's as only the pilot was on board. thankfully, they were not injured. in march hundreds of

fish are dead due to an algae bloom at hidden lakes park city workers scooped up most of the dead fish earlier this week. martina city leaders say the algae growth was the result of the hot weather and a bad fountain aerator. they said it will take time for the late to recover. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news bay spca has a new low-cost service to support pet owners virtually. >> details ahead.

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company's wellness day service that's been around since 2014 select stores, including those in san leandro mountain view. napa and san jose offer a range of health services. the event starts at 10:00am. in the east bay spca officially opened telemedicine services for the theodore b travers family. that clinic. it's a new low-cost service and that making it easier for pet owners to seek care for their pets, from the comfort of their homes. appointments are available now and you can get them for services, including prescription preventative for flee, taken heartworm medication online consultations and other medication needs. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, chevron decides to move their headquarters to texas take a look at the potential impacts. look at the potential impacts. >> for california.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, alameda county's district attorney under fire yet again. why the chp is speaking out. plus, bay area mayors are backing governor gavin newsom's executive order for homeless encampment sweeps on state land. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 8.26. this morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave and what's the latest day, which we need to know. >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's still going to be plenty hot day today. it looks like for you, folks. well inland, a little bit of relief, obviously around the bay. once we take your this

morning fog, which are doing a pretty good job at, but what we had a pretty much yesterday and overnight is some of those mid level clouds. that was some of the monsoon kind of bubbling up a little bit. didn't really do anything for us, which is good news. we don't that dry lightning activity. but here's a some left over fog and not causing any issues here. there are no delays being reported with that. we can see what it looks like on storm tracker. 4, though, there you see that a package of rain and clouds up to the oregon border in northern nevada as well. some residual moisture left over for some pasty white skies and some spots down south. but we're pretty much clear in this on out in most of the monsoon will be contained into the rockies. it looks like for the week ahead. but it's interesting to watch that bouncing ball as we go forward into next weekend. 76 meanwhile, for antioch at this hour, we have 70 for livermore. most bay readings are in the 60's. 57, meanwhile, for half moon bay, our winds out of the northwest to westerly will continue on with the onshore winds, which is good news. keeps those

temperatures corrected for us again. plenty hot well inland about 97 going on. now we do see another heat spike trying to develop or will called he pump at this point for tuesday. no statements have been issued at this point. yeah, not even the sacramento valley, but that may change a little bit later on something to be watched as we get closer more in your forecast the long range coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay, the chp is pushing back against alameda county district attorney pamela price. the state agency saying they've spent more than or other. they've sent more than 500 arrests to the da for prosecution. price claim chp only sent 11 cases of the 500 arrests. chp says 41% are felonies and 59% were misdemeanors. this latest dispute comes as governor gavin newsom plans to send more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman explains. >> chp 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. >> people want to wait another 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 doesn't. gavin newsom does not want to part of a national conversation. >> of 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 cal 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. >> jose mayor matt mahan is backing governor gavin newsom's executive order to clear encampments on state land. the mayor continues to push for tiny homes and implementing a no camping zones in san jose while he agrees with newsom's order.

mahan is also asking the governor to go a step further holding cities and counties accountable. >> 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. >> well, man at a san jose is in the process of adding another 1000 shelter bets. i just weeks after elon musk announced he's moving space-x from california to texas on friday, oil giant chevron announced it too, will leave the golden state for the lone star state capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why sharon is leaving and brings us reaction. >> 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-locate 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 meritless. 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 vibrant economy. but republicans see it differently. the only thing the governor and 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 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. >> well, skeeters are testing positive for west nile virus in san jose. the zip codes affected are on your screen right there. officials say weather permitting the areas will be treated this coming tuesday starting around 10:00pm. officials say the treatments pose little risk to people and pets. and west nile virus infection. symptoms can include fever, headaches, and body aches and severe cases. nerve damage or even death. officials remind the public to clear standing water outside of your home, especially during the warmer months and

in a historic milestone open has approved the first-ever specific plan for its downtown area. the proposal involves the area from jack london square through 27th street in the koreatown northgate neighborhood and the focus of the plan officials say is to rebuild community trust with an emphasis in racial equity. they say the new plan will be implemented through a series of new policies and updated zoning regulations. the long-held dream of extending far to san jose is taking a big step forward towards becoming a reality. south bay officials announced friday a 5 billion dollar grant from the federal government to help finish the project. the project's goal is to connect the north san jose bart station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose. it would also connect to a station in santa clara near the caltrain station. close to the minute. international airport city leaders say the funding covers a big portion of the project, but there's still a 700 million dollar cap that needs to be closed.

>> 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. everybody to help. >> and then we come together and through shared sacrifice. get this project to be within the scope of our budget. >> everything goes according to plan, the bart extension project will be done in 2040. the grant is the second largest investment the federal government has made in any single transportation project ever. a dog owner is looking for 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 and brings us this report. >> 4 year-old pup i it was a pandemic purchase for all that hair. it's spending the last 4 years with her beloved toy poodle shoes. just the happiest. little dog parents became emotional, recounting the phone call she got from her dogwalker tuesday around one 15 pm. the papaya had to

be taken to a vet after she was mauled by another dog here at the ala, maybe boulevard dog park in san francisco. >> and this dog just apparently. approach papaya. >> that her. >> and randolph and the dog and the owner ran away the description of the dog it is that i was given is that, you know, it's a lot to larger dog. darker in may be a shepherd for shepherd mix. >> she filed a police report and has spent the last week trying to track down the other dog's owner described as a white male who left the park without saying a word to tear it's dog walker or exchanging information. >> really undid that weighs just like that. just a position is. i've been having nightmares about. just seeing her there. >> according to the san francisco police department dog bite incidents are investigated by the department's vicious and dangerous dog unit. they work closely with san francisco animal care and control making dog determinations that range from not dangerous at all to

dogs that need to be euthanized. parents does not blame the dog that attacked papaya but rather its owner and hopes another tragic incident is avoided if your dog is showing aggression. >> you know, please seek help. seek a professional like a's pca hasn't numerous resources like what you can do, steps you can take to keep, you know, not just other dogs safe, but also your dog safe because i mean, the last thing that i really want is like for any dog to be put down because they're human scale to train. parents had several other dog owners reach out to her. >> sharing similar stories of having their own dogs attacked. she's hoping that anyone who witnessed pies attack will reach out to the san francisco police department reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a second dog owner in san francisco is mourning their pet and spreading awareness by sharing his story. he's asking people to keep a lookout for coyotes at the beach. a 3 year-old dog. their 3 year-old dog named peter was killed by a coyote just after 7 on thursday morning. now peters owner said that they take their 3 dogs for a daily walk.

and then when the coyotes attacked one of the owners was able to grab 2 of their dogs and rescue them. but one of the coyotes to take off with peter. >> they are very aggressive. we're not afraid of us. we're doing everything that we are told. >> swings swinging 6. that band yelling at them. they were not afraid. they held their held their ground and >> killed my dog. >> and national park service put up coyote warning signs at the beach after the incident. we've reached out to the national park service for more details and we'll update you once we hear back. well, starting september first, kids can hop on caltrain for just one dollar one way or $2 for an all day or all past. caltrain officials approved the new fare structure to make travel more affordable for riders under 18. the fare reduction follows a promotion launched last year where use ridership on clipper increased by 43% year-over-year during the promotion period. contra

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>> all right. welcome back. a 40 through this morning and taking a live look outside from our mount tam camera looking just gorgeous out there with those blue skies and looking like a beautiful start to the day, dave. >> that is good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have some of that leftover monsoon cloud cover happening aloft. but it's that marine layer that you see the service are typical fog that's in place right now. first, things first want to check in with tahoe.

you don't see much of a change happening, i should say for today, you may pick up a few little scattered thunder showers. typical kind of summer event. a bit. that's the leftover monsoon that we just talked about. the drying out, as you can see for the rest of the weekend and next week, really mid 80's expected for those temperatures. you don't see the jump going on yet. tropical depression number 4. this is this is in north just north havana. if you can see here, this is what is defined as a tropical low. that means it's trying to get itself organized. even though the environment around that is very conducive, tropical type systems really much warm water. this is kind of the peak of the season. it's august now, august, september 2 biggest months to watch out for in this thing does intensify to a tropical storm. it looks like landfall. we're thinking the peninsula of florida. that's what the talk is right now. i'm max winds only about 35 expected to become 70 by monday. it's possible it may reach the hurricane strength before going back down to tropical storms could lose its punch through southern georgia. and

it does a funny little dance here off the coast of south carolina. needless to say this weekend and early next week, the southeastern u.s. we'll be monitoring all of that activity about what's going on there and strange thing about to cuba is the national hurricane center has a very warm relationship with cuba when they want to send planes down there. that is pick up a telephone call in dissent, a plane down there. so it's very cordial relationship as we're both kind of in the same boat with environment. 76 for our current number right now for antioch, 70. meanwhile, for livermore east bay shoreline, mid 60's 60's. meanwhile, up towards the north stormtracker the area of some scattered thunder shower activity with us in the rockies and points up towards the north. but going forward here, we're getting a little break early in the week and then getting back to kind of a steam bath. it looks like by tuesday. in other words, getting quite hot yet again, the flow patterns tries to get some monsoon moisture to socal doesn't seem like it's happening are materializing that that highs still close. meanwhile, it

looks like a lowe's trying to develop and it will give us some relief toward the end of the week. get around friday. temperatures will backtrack a little bit, but that may not last really that long, however. so we're not out of the woods yet for summer. got a lot of summer yet to go. let's go to the 4 zone forecast for you. 69 san francisco to the 60's along the coast. meanwhile, bayside around 77 for burlingame foster city about 80, 86 for palo alto. south bay is looking at upper 80's quickly jump into the 90's. when you get a little bit further inland east bay shoreline, lower 80's tried valley middle 90's. it looks like 97 danville, 81 san leandro. 74 for berkeley. a lot of an impact from that onshore wind. you can see there. 95 for fairfield, 88 for now up and 94% of rosa next couple of days. tuesday's the big day to watch. we don't have any statements because of all of that. even for the sacramento valley that may change to be determined. and you can see temperatures falling a little bit toward end of the week as we get some relief from that low, trying to develop.

stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, there's a way to experience the spirit of hawaii and the pacific islands without ever leaving your own backyard. the bay area aloha festival kicks off at exactly one week at the san mateo county event center and joining us live to share more about this is musician and president of the pacific islanders, cultural association. >> and the busch. hey, good morning. yeah, thank you so much for being here. so tell us a bit about the aloha festival and how you feeling to be a part of it this year. >> well, there are a little festive would been existence for probably 26 years after the vice president, the president merrily okay. so we've been there the same low, different locations we set off at crissy field and then the headquarters and and do some reconstruction. we ended up with mateo events. enter a wonderful and tell us to about what people can expect at the festival this year. >> the festival you can expect to a cross section of different types of activities

such as. >> and they have an attainment of costs and they also have a you know, send food to still be. there are wonderful admission is free. >> great even better. haha. a donation. if you the costs of >> the cost of running the area's very expense, of course, anyway, what we try to do is try to put that invite different groups to come and share arts and talents of the cross section of pacific aisles. and so they really representing everything from tahiti. some great >> fantastic. and tell us to some us us some acts and perhaps maybe vendors of people absolutely have to check out. well, there at the festival this year. all they have to in some of the vendors that have never cross section of all vendors that have from island a teary aqui to check into a could yeah. the but people salad or our own.

>> macaroni salad and usual making us hungry this morning. oh, you can spend entire the festival's 2 begin that than 30 ish and they'll go to about 5 o'clock you can. and also that down entertainment gone. the highlight all this year. we have a 5 time not hoku hanohano which is equivalent to grammys. i will be coming in from hawaii. pandemics club is a trail that will be and there will be playing at 12 to 1 o'clock each day on saturday and sunday so they can get free entertainment as well. a wonderful. okay. so again, the bay-area aloha festival happening at the san county event 10:00am to 05:00pm or so. yes, with some fantastic acts and also lots of vendors as well. >> and you're also performing as well. so we they had him.

>> opening line. i have a very i will be sharing music with me. so we'll be opening up. and then following else will ps as well throughout the okay. wonderful. and you're also going to showcasing some lovely music and dance for our viewers this what will you be a performing? the song that will be doing this call him. but, you know. >> and what it means a i'm why what it the song speaks about. >> whenever you leave home, you take with you being ambassadors goodwill and invite people to show you my now. share your thoughts with them to your a tions, events and music. >> all right. beautiful. that is manly bush up of civic, a president of the pacific islanders, cultural association and he's going to be with the bay area. aloha performing live for all of uso there and all of and also performing for us live this morning. so we'll let you take it away. go ahead and grab your guitar certain. okay. haha. alright and again for

those just tuning in the bay area, aloha festival does kick off in exactly one week from now at the san mateo county event center from 10:00am to 05:00pm. and again, this is that the vice president of the pacific islanders cultural association, mainly bush, is going to be doing a live performance for us this morning with some beautiful dancers as well. >> joining me on stage with the and chemical systems, sophia. and isabel. you

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>> good morning. thanks so much for being here and joining us on the kron 4 morning news and stephanie land. it's saturday, august the 3rd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with mister dave spahr high day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, we're starting off a little bit of fog left over. a lot of that has been clearing, however, good patches of clearing skies even in san francisco, but aloft. we did have some scattered clouds and they were. >> the kind of the exhaust left over from the it did produce some showers aloft that we saw on radar. but very little striking the ground. we have too much lightning issues with that. thank goodness. and sometimes it can do that. give us dry lightning. first things first, here's the beauty shot that we have for you going on of san jose state. just some leftover, as i mentioned, some haze from some of that high cloudiness. but a lot of that is already clearing on out. that's good news. it's all up and the the north state, it looks like and we'll be going into a clearing patch for us today. now it looks like plenty hot inland. so watch out. we're still talking upper 90's going on today. onshore winds are going to try to

help, but they're not going to be particularly that strong compared to tomorrow. a little bit more off tomorrow. middle 70's going on for the well inland spots in the east bay fairfield at 74 60's up north and along the east bay shoreline with a couple of stray 50's here. and there contrast this to 24 hours ago were a little bit warmer this morning. then yesterday, so inland, expect those middle to upper 90's working little cooler tomorrow. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. in the south bay, parents expressing concerns over the findings of a grand jury investigation. >> it's one of the biggest school districts in the bay area. san jose district officials rejected the report calling the findings inaccurate. but as kron four's jack moment reports, many teachers and parents disagree. >> this is the lived experiences the students, the teachers. >> the parent community, melissa urban, a teacher at john middle school and the vice president of the san jose teachers association says the

scathing report that came out this summer is validation. because i'm a teacher in the district, they were my lived, experience areas as well. the report found a high turnover in principals and assistant principals found a lack in addressing the mental health crisis. >> and it also found problematic hiring practices. the grand jury conducted 88 interviews within the district and found that several leaders in the district were insensitive towards the concerns of teachers and parents and also found the district office had low morale and verbally abusive behavior. 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 fully accepted was adding more narcan, a life-saving overdose reversal drug in schools. >> i was pretty to see that there be like little to no urgent for 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 8 and that is what the 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. i don't think the people that were interviewed there are outliers. i think the people and they have stories and their ballot. calpers says that his main goal is just making sure that his kids and the community don't get left behind 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 and various

schools reporting here in san jose jacmel. kron 4 news. >> it's best rate is in critical condition after getting hit by a car in santa rosa. the driver involved identified as a 19 year-old man now faces a felony hit and run charge. police say the collision happened shortly before 10 o'clock thursday night on her an avenue at the smart tracks. officers found a 33 year-old pedestrian unconscious with a severe head injury. investigators say they tracked down the driver responsible through surveillance footage. police say they don't believe the driver was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the crash. criminal proceedings are underway for 3 alameda police officers now charged in the death of mario gonzalez. the officers made their first court appearance on friday. then dollars died in 2021 while being restrained by officers. james fisher camera early and eric mckinley, they were initially cleared of criminal liability but then district attorney nancy o'malley. but once pamela price took office or office reexamined the case and charge the officers was

involuntary manslaughter. the suspects are scheduled to appear back in court in october. police arrested 2 suspects friday in connection to a shooting at a movie theater earlier this summer. city police say ernest dotson and the crew to shake were involved in a fight the night of june. 26 that led to the shooting of a 19 year-old during a movie at the century theater. police say both shaken dotson have criminal records. both are now in santa rita jail, charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. another company is moving out of california. chevron is moving its san ramon headquarters to houston, texas kron four's terisa texas. explain it a legacy. california company shifting gears. chevron officially announcing friday that they're moving their headquarters to houston, texas. >> here in san ramon, the chevron spokesperson says that the support jobs will remain in california. that means nearly 2000 current jobs will not be affected. but the 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 relocated. in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allowed 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 ebb and flow of our economy and the

states not immune to that. >> changes he's in the economics. world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has 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 area in which there they moved from. a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator eats. >> but not everyone is so positive. in a statement, the president to 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. >> in san ramon to recess stasio kron, 4 news. >> and we'll have much more on

chevron's move coming up at the bottom of the hour. well, your money, gas prices around the country are down slightly data from triple a shows. the average price for a gallon in california is around 4.63. that's down from 4.79 a month ago. and here in the bay area, the cheapest gas can be found in san jose with the average prices for 60, the most expensive gas is in the bay area or rather in the bay area is in santa rosa at 4.87 a gallon. happening today. if getting your cars, what and hanging 10 with man's best friend. sounds like a good time. well, you're in luck. the world dog. surfing competition returns to pacifica dog surfers from across the u.s. compete at linda mar beach this morning to raise money for local charities. saturday's event also features a dog beach fashion contest and adoptions. the competition starts at 09:00am. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, vice president kamala harris secures the democratic nomination for president. the reaction to the historic vote.

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the fog that is lingering in spots. although we see some patches opening up very, very nicely. and that's going to be the story will have into tomorrow to the folks that actually be a little more aggressive. looks like for tomorrow, half moon bay. this is what it looks like. kind overcast will break that up a little bit this afternoon, but it will be around throughout the whole weekend and early next week to so you got a pencil, some of that in little bit cooler to we do have the onshore winds, although they won't be as strong as they have been like from yesterday and perhaps earlier in the week. 76 for antioch, 73 livermore, east bay shoreline in the 60's up north, got a lot of 60's has worked to future cast for some leftover moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere. as we talked about, that may fire off a little thunder shower up around tahoe. and then we're back to marine layer coming back again tomorrow morning. it looks pretty aggressive at all. maybe some coastal drizzle, blah, blah. that's a different type moisture the mid letter that we had last night. but that's going to clear up pretty quickly. and temperatures also will be more inviting. so it's kind the best of both worlds. quicker clearing cooler temps.

meanwhile, there you can see the left over moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere do pop up in the mountains. it's kind of a semi common occurrence this time of year. but actual be shut off a little bit as we go forward into next week winds they do remain on short looks like through the period. and that's good news. certainly better than offshore. but when you cut off the winds entirely and you get that high in the wrong spot, that's when you get those crazy freakish numbers like 100 plus in san francisco. you've got to have the wind shut off entirely for that early clouds and hot inland 70's 80's for the bay 90's it to upper 90's of that tomorrow. big time improvement. a lot of a lot of upper 80's at work here, some lower 90's and all that with 70's for the bay and 80's with a few clouds and a touch cooler about the early part of the week. quickly, speed bumps back up again by tuesday. and then kind of moderate a little bit for the remainder of the week getting into next weekend. so least that's the week day forecast looks like for now. 69 san francisco called variable clouds because of the fog patches. the remain mild. 76 oakland, 88 san jose

warm a sunny and warm but actually hot when you get a little further inland, as you can see in the east bay here, upper 90's up in the north bay, a mixture of 90's and 80's next couple days. what's in store for us? well, that's going shot their concern there. right back yard here. we've got 92 going on for your sunday and same thing for monday. do have some upper 80's working here, both tomorrow and monday to but warming back up again tuesday. so buckle up for that, ok, we shall do that very much, sir. thank you. >> i am so proud. >> to confirm that vice president harris earned more than a majority of votes from all convention delegates and will be the nominee of the democratic party following the close of voting on monday. the chair of the democratic national committee announcing vice president kamala harris will be the first woman of color to win a major party nomination for president. >> delegates, the dnc started voting for the nominee on

thursday, but harris is reaction to the results. >> to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. of course, i will officially accept your nomination next week once the virtual voting period is closed. but already i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. >> the dnc is set to take place later this month. now the harris campaign is focused on choosing a running mate. the 2 candidates and then set to start holding rallies together shortly after. on the peninsula, new bus route aims to help student commuters this year. starting next week, a samtrans bus runs every 30 minutes between the san mateo county train station and the college of san mateo on weekdays weekends, the bus runs every out. more details this morning after a biker was killed by an alleged drunk driver, an antioch police say linda woolridge was riding her bike near the intersection of lone tree way and sagebrush drive last saturday night when

a 38 year-old man hit her with his car. police say the driver cooperated with the investigation. officers arrested them for suspicion of driving under the influence. the response to that fatal crash by east bay. a cycling group in any office asking the city to improve the roadway asking for more city oversight in a better safety plan for pedestrian lanes. the parents and their kids left shaken in the east bay after police arrested 2 alleged child predators 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 into a restroom stall. >> fortunately to no avail.

police say the suspect, terry 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 watch of >> a so, i hope that, you know, this was just a single. >> well, could 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. >> had to react to that. and to quickly going talk to there. >> their caregivers in this case, police say park employees made contact with real 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. >> tire thieves strike in a 3rd north bay city. this time in santa rosa since sunday rohnert park in petaluma. residents have also reported dozens of cars found like this in the north bay rims and tires stolen with a vehicle propped up on cinder blocks were just sitting on the axle. police say the targeted cars include toyota, camrys and corollas as well as honda civics and accords. officers encourage drivers to park their cars at a secure garage near security cameras. if you see anything suspicious, please call 9-1-1. and the ntsb is investigating a new plane crash near the tracy municipal airport. no one was hurt when the single engine aircraft went down friday near terre bill creek in mines,

roads close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. it took off from the candid field airport in concord and went down a little after 09:00am. a king county sheriff says only the pilot was on board and thankfully they were not injured. martinez, hundreds of fish are dead again. excuse me are dead after an algae bloom at hidden lakes park city employees scooped up most of the dead fish earlier this week. martinez city leaders say the algae growth was the result of hot weather and a bad fountain aerator. they said it will take some time for the lake to recover. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the east bay spca has a new low-cost service to support pet owners virtually. >> we've got the details ahead.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, alameda county's district attorney under fire yet again. why the chp is speaking out. plus, bay area mayors are backing governor gavin newsom's executive order for homeless encampment sweeps on state land. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 9.26. this morning. let's get you started with a look at our forecast with dave spahr high day. hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, still some leftover fog a little bit in parts of the city a bit. >> we're basically going to have that mostly sunny mode, as you see, well inland. and that means plenty toasty this afternoon as well. little bit more aggressive on the fog tomorrow morning and a little reduction of those temperatures to even few folks inland. so get a little bit of relief going on here. sfo. no delays happening here. but little fog bank you can see off towards the distance. meanwhile, we have some of

that left over monsoon moisture up to the oregon border. you can see in california, northern california with that behind all of that, you can see some clearing starting to develop that again is a lot that has nothing to do with the marine layer situation. but a lot of this monsoon appears to be pretty contained in the rockies and will be bleeding into socal word. oftentimes does for much of the week ahead. 79 for antioch at this hour and through tribe. ali, we're getting the lower 70's upper 60's still long east bay shoreline with some 50's off towards the coast. there's a look at our winds to kind of variable for now, but going to favor that onshore pattern. it looks like through pretty toasty still for you, folks. well inland in the upper 90's, little relief is coming for tomorrow temporarily. as we warm back up again for tuesday will have a longer range forecast. check in your 4 zone. 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay, the chp is pushing back against alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> the state agency saying they sent more than 500 arrests to the da for prosecution. the price claim chp only sent 11 cases of the

500 arrests. chp says 41% are felonies and 59% were misdemeanors. this latest dispute comes as governor gavin newsom said he plans to send more attorneys to help prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman reports. >> chp 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. >> people want to wait another 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 doesn't. gavin newsom does not want to part of a national conversation. >> of 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 cal 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. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is backing governor gavin newsom's executive order to clear encampments on state land. the mayor continues to push for tiny homes and implementing no camping zones in san jose while he agrees with newsom's he's also asking the governor to go a step further and holding cities and counties accountable. >> 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. >> and at its san jose's in the process of adding another 1000 shelter beds. just weeks after elon musk announced he's moving space-x from california

to texas on friday, oil giant chevron announced it too, will leave the golden state for the lone star state capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why chevron is leaving and brings us reaction. >> 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, clocate with other senior leaders and enable better collaboration and engagement with 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 to 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 meritless. 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 and the attorney general to >> have 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 the 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. >> the skeeters are testing positive for west nile virus in san jose. the zip codes

affected are there on your screen. officials say weather permitting the areas will be treated this coming tuesday starting around 10:00pm. officials say the treatments pose little risk to people and pets. west nile virus infection. symptoms can include fever, headache, and body aches and severe cases, nerve damage or even death. officials remind the public to cleareany standing water outside your home, especially during the warmer months. a dog owner is looking for 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 and brings us the story. >> 4 year-old pup i it was a pandemic purchase for all that hair. it's spending the last 4 years with her beloved toy poodle shoes. just the happiest. little dog parents became emotional, recounting a phone call. she got from her dogwalker tuesday around one 15 pm. the papaya had to be taken to a vet after she was mauled by another dog here at the ala, maybe boulevard dog park in san francisco.

>> and this dog just apparently. approach papaya. >> that her. >> and randolph and the dog and the owner ran away the description of the dog it is that i was given is that, you know, it's a look at a larger dog. dark red may be a shepherd for shepherd mix. >> she filed a police report and has spent the last week trying to track down the other dog's owner described as a white male who left the park without saying a word to tear it's dog walker or exchanging information. >> really undid that weighs just like that. just a position is. i've been having nightmares about. just seeing her there. >> according to the san francisco police department dog bite incidents are investigated by the department's vicious and dangerous dog unit. they work closely with san francisco animal care and control making dog determinations that range from not dangerous at all to dogs that need to be euthanized. parents does not blame the dog that attacked papaya but rather its owner and hopes another tragic

incident is avoided if your dog is showing aggression. >> you know, please seek help. seek a professional like even a's pca hasn't numerous resources of like what you can do, steps you can take to keep, you know, not just other dogs safe, but also your dog safe because i mean, the last thing that i really want is like for any dog to be put down because they're human scale to train. parents had several other dog owners reach out to her. >> sharing similar stories of having their own dogs attacked. she's hoping that anyone who witnessed pies attack will reach out to the san francisco police department reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a second dog owner in san francisco is mourning their pet after a coyote attacked their 3 year-old dog. peter was killed by a coyote just after 7 o'clock thursday morning. the victims say they take that they're they take their dogs for a daily walk at baker beach. and when a coyote is attacked, the victims say they managed to save save 2 of their dogs. but one of the wild animals took off with peter. >> they are very aggressive. we're not afraid of us. we're doing everything that we are

told. >> swings swinging 6. that band yelling at them. they were not afraid. they held their held their ground and >> killed my dog. >> the national park service put up coyote warning signs at the beach after this incident. we've reached out to the national park service for more details and we'll update you once we hear back. and historic milestone. oakland has approved the first-ever specific plan for its downtown area. that proposal involves the area from jack london square through 27th street in the koreatown northgate neighborhood and the focus of the plan officials say is to rebuild community trust with an emphasis in racial equity. they say the new plan will be implemented through a series of new policies and updated zoning regulations. a long-held dream of extending bar to san jose is taking a big forward towards becoming a reality. south bay officials today a rather announced on friday 5 billion dollar grant from the federal government to help finish this project. and

the goal here is to connect the north san jose bar station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose. it would also connect to a station in santa clara, new the caltrain station close to the minute international airport. city leaders say the funding covers a big portion of the project, but there's still a 700 million dollar cap that needs to be closed. >> 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. we're going ask everybody to help. >> and then we come together and through shared sacrifice. get this project to be within the scope of our budget. >> everything goes according to plan, the bart extension project will be finished in 2040. the grant is the second largest investment the federal government has made in any single transportation project ever. starting september first, kids can hop on caltrain for just one dollar and one way or $2 for an also

a past caltrain officials approved the new fare structure to make travel more affordable for fighters under 18. but their reduction of follows a promotion launched last year. we're used ridership on clipper increased by 43% year-over-year during the promotion period. the contra costa county library is offering free clipper cards for use with discover and go at various local museums. this promotion is a partnership between the 5, 1, 1, contra costa transportation program and the library. it's meant to encourage using public transportation to visit museums. attractions include the bay area discovery museum, which museum of history, san jose museum of art and more. speaking of public transit, 151 years ago, people took a cable car ride for the first time right here in the bay area. the second 18 73 inventor and ruhollah detested the first ever cable car. a san francisco is clay street. archive video from 19. 0, 6, how these cable car system

survived. the great san francisco earthquake dominated the city's transit seen through world war. 2 and was named his story. that national landmark in the 1960's today, many of the original historic cable cars are still running. you can head to website for more information on how to catch your eye. and happening today. monster jam is back in the bay area. it starts at the oakland arena with a pit party at 10:30am, all fans to an older must have a ticket. you can catch a quick glimpse of famous trucks, including grave digger sparkle, smash megalodon and el toro loco. we spoke with 2 drivers of what fans can expect >> i put my time in 3 words, man, it's unscripted and expectant really unforgettable from start to finish. always say you can buy the whole cbo need edge of it as a family friendly event for everybody. it's not just for the kids. come out. have a good time. >> open at noon, there's another special feature trackside that begins at 12, 15. the main event begins at one. >> it's still quite hot today

going on well inland with those upper 90's. we've got mid 90's up to the north, a mild 70's and lower 80's. a little cooler expected for tomorrow. checking your 4 zone forecast and the extent to come back kron. 4 morning news.

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>> going to be plenty hot. it looks like well inland in places to cool down, of course, half moon bay starting things off with our traditional overcast. that's what's left over. the fog telling in the fog has gone out of the ground level above us and then that's the problem has to mix out a little bit because of the pattern that we have today. it looks like we're still going to see a little more cloud cover here today. then maybe tomorrow, things improving a little bit tomorrow. maybe but quite a bit of cloud cover for today heading to tahoe in the other direction. here we go. 80's for the next several days might have a stray thunder shower today. it's the leftover monsoonal was just referring to that kind of climbed up central coast and central valley yesterday afternoon. last night. it is that where cloud formation and beautiful pictures that we had 2 from last night. 83 for your sunday monday. 85 86 tuesday, relatively uneventful. and that doesn't underscore what we're going to see here on the home front, which is a little bit of a warm-up you. what's this? tropical depression? number 4, there's florida. meanwhile, cuba and what they've got going on is a tropical depression of a low

that we think is going to become a tropical storm going forward to the period this think pops right away to a tropical storm. as you can see and right before landfall, its potential is it might become hurricane max winds at 70, as you can see, apalachicola, that's where it looks like the hit. maybe this can change. now, but it looks like it's still around. the florida panhandle. is a fair, fairly safe bet. then southern georgia and then around the coast of south carolina. boy, it meanders of the models are talking about this thing in some form hanging out here just about all week long. so that means flooding going on for those people there as a center of the storm at about 40 mile per hour winds. so not real potent and it's not so much. that is the problem. it's the heavy rains in the first world. sometimes flooding is sometimes a major issue. dollar wise with all of that and sometimes also for vacationers to it scares them away. therefore, the hotels don't make out from that either. temperatures for us right now. 79 going on for antioch, 73 for livermore, concord at 70. so try valley. you're pretty much in the

lower 70's for now 60's. meanwhile, you can see the east bay shoreline. that's again, current temperatures. there's what's left of the monsoon that green this map will probably change a little bit by tomorrow. the coast looking pretty good. there is some left over monsoon moisture a little bit kind of above us, but that will be clearing out drought situation. how do we well, getting close to now? pretty good. but trying to build a little dryness up here in the mountains. just a touch around tahoe. but again, some scattered thunder showers. we don't want fund or shower part of it, but you might get a little bit. the waste, some stray showers for today. what's going on longer term? there's the high and the 4 corner states as you'll notice. we're right on the edge of where things could change. now, tuesday's with the hottest day, it looks like we're going to revisit numbers that you folks are you get inland today by tuesday? i'm not doing a little better 101, a one possible sacramento valley. if we hear anything that would be probably a heat advisory, at least maybe an excessive heat warning depending how things come together. we haven't heard anything yet, but probably by sunday night into monday is

when you want to look for all that. so stay tuned. going on to the week ahead. it does break down a bit. we do try to low trying to develop other high. you can see as well. but all this traffic is not helping us out tremendously. we don't see a nice juicy loan like we did a few weeks ago that really banged away and took care of that heat. a spike. meanwhile, we do continue on with the scattered showers and thunder showers in parts of the rockies and what's left over from the monsoon moisture. here's a look at your 4 zone forecast. 69 to the coast. we keep a lower 60's to the coast. 77 for burlingame heading south. we've got about 85 city, 86 for palo alto in the south bay, upper 80's east bay shoreline, lower 80's tribe. ally. you've got middle 90's to upper 90's today saying the andrew abou81 the 76 95 for fairfield will do about a 94 for santa rosa. check it out of the 7 day forecast. there's the heat bump will call it 100 getting a bit more palatable as we finish off the weekend. maybe not cooler but palatable

get out of the upper 80's there, stephanie. all right. well, something it's nice weather for a nice weekend getaway. and while we're on that topic. >> summer is typically a busy time in national parks with folks spending their vacation in the great outdoors. but is there a way to escape the crowds? fortunately, our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joins us live now to share some guidance around that. hey, good morning to you our national parks just get more and more popular every year. that's what it feels like. summer's are just so sure. they're not long from the bay area. yosemite has always been our go-to national now this summer, a reservation is required to visit yosemite national park. >> from 05:00am to 04:00pm every day through august. 16th. now after the 16th and through october, 27th reservations are only needed on saturdays, sundays and holidays now the tricky part of that making reservations means you have to be more organized. it takes more time. it's you know, you can't just get up and go like you could in the past. but the goal is to manage the congestion,

manage the crowds and make everyone's visit just more enjoyable. this visit was shot in the end of may. when i was there, it was really quite in the morning. but wow, by lunch, the park was hopping even to the point that it caught me off guard. okay. so you're the experience travel. you know, it's it's one of those things. now, if you are a national park fan and you're really let's say up for an adventure. there's really interesting opportunity over the next few years to visit a stretch of a popular national park. that's practically empty. okay. this is denali national park and preserve in alaska. 6 million acres. it's home to mount denali. the tallest mountain in north america. now the park only has one, mostly gravel road shuttle buses and tour buses. that's that's how they get along that 92 mile artery. but a landslide has closed the road at mile. 43, the road

isn't expected to reopen until summer of 2027. so a huge portion of the park is now off limits to nearly all visitors came in. nearly is the key there. now guests of the small, more than 40 skews me, 70 year-old property called camp denali can go. but how do we get there from the bay area? okay. lots of questions. it starts with a nonstop flight. we're incredibly lucky we can get to fairbanks or even encourage okay from either location. you can rent a car to prevent trip. it's doable from either place. anchorage is a little bit longer. my recommendation, skip the driving climb aboard the alaska railroad scenery is fantastic. cool. yeah. i mean, look at this. how much easier does it get the train essentially delivers you right to the edge of the park. this is where camp staff will get you checked in for a flight or of denali. national park. every seat is a window seat.

you get a bird's-eye view full, isn't it gorgeous mountains, glaciers, all of that scenery. when you touch down, you touch down at the far end of the park. past the landslide and minutes from camp denali. so you've essentially flown over the landslide. you're getting to that section the party's core. just isn't that stunning? now let's talk about the camp part. don't let that fool you campus. a word that kind of scares people sometimes 19 charming cabins, comfy beds us there's heat. each cabin has a view of mount denali. there is a bathhouse that's where you're going to find hot showers, sinks toilets. every cabin does also have its own private out. that is the view from the private out how this is the balloting that draws so many of you visitors. canton, always been family owned and operated since 1952. essentially when the national park expanded its boundaries, it grew around the property, ok? so. in till the park road

opens camp tallies, the only operator that is allowed to continue operating tours in the western half of the park. what does that mean? that means so with the exception of a handful of camp denali vehicles, the only really on the road is the wildlife grizzly bears. moose, caribou, porky pies, wildlife section in the wildlife in this section of the park has it all to themselves and they're taking full advantage people in there. look at that. there, you know? so they're kind of cute. you want to hug you know, we spotted a bear den right off the side of the road. that's something that would have been unheard of before the landslide closed because you could have up to 100 buses transiting this road on summer days. so for travelers, this truly a what apartment once in a lifetime opportunity to kind of enjoy wildlife sightings and stunning scenery. >> in the park without traffic without crowds takes a little more planning to get there

right now. but really when she touched down the effort all pays off fields. love yeah, that is just beautiful. and i'm i'm i'm is that you're able to what it feels like you're able to get pretty close to some of these. and, you know, i mean, keep in mind when i'm shooting, there's always lenses involved in stuff like that. but i mean, you know, in regards to those grizzly bears, but the porcupines truly, i was hiking down the road and there it was so and why. but yeah, it's it's uncharted territory for the park. wow. just incredible. thank you so much. the for joining us live today to talk about these great options. always fun to talk about travel stuff. think you about travel stuff. think you right back. introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis.

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look at this. you are taking a look at photos taken from across the bay area last night highlighting a gorgeous sunset that we saw all across the bay area. >> and it got incredibly named just gorgeous is from san jose. are jack moment taking that picture? fletcher. look at that in the of that working off the clock on the yes, yes. so you know, can you explain the science behind? that's that's just the the monsoon moisture came up. and that's a good thing because of that to give us any lightning and maybe just a few little light showers in the hills, ok, stephanie, we're looking out for tuesday. a big bump, a little cooler tomorrow. few folks inland. >> and the rest of the week, a gradual cool down as we get to the end of the weekend. all right. thanks so much, david. thanks to all of you for joining us here on kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and we'll see you back here bright and early at 7 o'clock. see you then.

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