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stephanie rothman for some businesses in the south bay is just one thing after another overnight. these head to san jose restaurant still cleaning up after attempted break-in from last week. kron four's at moma report. san jose police are now rethinking how they're going to enforce the area. >>a suspected burglar squeezing through an opening just over a foot tall early tuesday morning and having his way with the entire merchandise. so funny farm restaurant in san jose. >>this is a bad dream. this is really bad dream. monica levi, co-owner of funny farm says this is the 6 break in now at her restaurant since 2021. >>there was an attempted break-in just a few days ago. a nearby cafe was also burglarized in kron 4. it was there and funny farm hoped it would be the end. >>but it's also heartbreaking at the same time to think that we miss may not be able to stick around. it's a big possibility trying to find the

money where find the money. the debt is astronomical. already this time, alcohol and tablets were stolen. none of this is covered by insurance. there's no kind of insurance that a small business or restaurant has to cover expenses. >>and what's most frustrating is that both times this month they were broken into their adt alarm system. did not go off. >>as a company, they don't concerned not concerned enough to do anything about ron levi says he was on the phone all day with adt and hasn't gotten anywhere. we reached out to the security company and have yet to hear back. i don't have enough confidence with adt to stay with them. after meantime, san jose police met with owners for hours. the owners tell us police are putting together a plan for more surveillance. what's the cause? what's the escalation? what's you know? it seems to be getting worse. yeah, i something has to be done. one of them involves station officer in the shopping center every night. there's nothing

you know. >>if they take and sell its just just hurting us for levi. she stuck with a lot of repairs and a lot of questions about her future in the evergreen neighborhood. if nothing changes, i mostly get my motivation to stay here for my staff. and my guess we saw this on the news. they not a supporter of people. can take something away from me which this might do. >>i will not give it away. i will not give it up. i will lay down. i will quit. i never have and never will. i did reach out to the city councilman who represents this district domingo kind. ellis. and he tells me he's planning on doing the business. walk through with san jose police coming up on thursday morning. they're planning to check in with more businesses here to see what precautions they would like to see in place reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>a busy day for oakland police. they responded to 2 scenes just within minutes of each other. the first scene was at 12 and chester streets in west oakland. officers there responded to reports of multiple gunshots shortly

before 5 this evening. we're still waiting to get details from police. but video from the scene shows several cars covered in bullet holes and officers laying down evidence markers as they investigate. then there was this scene at 32nd and wood streets. police say they found someone dead with a gunshot wound. there. they didn't explain what may have led up to the shooting. but of course, we will update you on both incidents as soon as we hear back from oakland police. and nearly 2 weeks after hit and run in the north bay, the person who was hit has now died and the suspect's father is in jail. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>home security cameras here on heard avenue help. santa rosa police identified the driver. i spoke with the family who owns the cameras. they are saddened to learn the man hit in front of their home has died, but they're relieved to know their cameras helped the investigation. a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first

died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. >>police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off. >>just this is a tragedy as to what happened. but it's been made a whole lot worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay in at least call 9-1-1, sergeant summer gloeckner with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved from a home security camera nearby. video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez. >>she. >>we did an initial interview with at the at her home that associate with the license

plate. >>and she admitted to being the driver in the collision. alejandra vasquez was arrested and charged with felony hit and run 12 days after the crash. her father, 49 year-old rafael vasquez, was also arrested and charged with aiding and abetting assisted her hiding the vehicle. >>at the residence then not having her turned herself in to police. after that after the collision, police want to stress the importance of staying at the scene of a crash is look at it as what would i want to happen if? >>it were me that was involved. and so i mean, obviously you're obligated by law, but it's also the right thing to police are still investigating what led up to the crash here. they say drugs and alcohol are not suspected. >>this case is now working its way through the courts. i'm sara stinson reporting in santa rosa kron. 4 news. >>well, the clock is ticking for families living in their

rv's long zeroed in san francisco. the coalition on homelessness as san francisco officials plan to force the rv's out of their location at midnight. that's coming up very soon. these rv's already had to relocate once and they have been parked along west and drive near stonestown mall until the death sfmta ordered them to move and started issuing tickets just days after this. the rv started setting up camp along zoo road. the city also started posted. signs there indicating the rv's would be towed if not moved by the deadline. mayor london breed's office sent us a statement earlier saying in part the city continues provide in-person out reese rv occupants onto road, offering support services, housing and shelter. those who do not accept the services will not be allowed to remain parked along the road and will face towing violations during parking enforcement. the statement also says, quote, those who do not accept these services will not be allowed remain parked along the road in animal face towing

violations during parking enforcement. the coalition on homelessness, however, say the city only offered conditional housing to 10 of the families. the organization's executive director says, quote, evicting these families before they have secured housing is not only inhumane counterproductive. the city must prioritize the completion of the housing process rather than rushing to tow away these vulnerable families. homes. and now let's switch gears to weather for that. we turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>beautiful look outside. right now. we're waiting for the return of some of that nice fog that will be moving in a little hazy in spots, though. and so some of the center's showing off low yellow out there and do more. also oakland and the more right now, the santa clara valley, also seeing some of the haze there, too. but i think overall most that smoke, it's going to head east to one concern. was that fire in the north? a thought that might bring a little more smoke back in the bay area. so looks like overall with that going out. so we're gonna have some really nice quality. looks

like as we head in toward the next couple days. maybe just a little haze left over in the north bay, but that's about it. otherwise, you're on the green, the coast, the east bay and the south bay are looking good as we head through tomorrow afternoon with that healthy sea breeze blowing outside highs today. yeah, it was a really nice day. in fact, the temperatures just slightly above the average it 70 degrees in san francisco. 74 and oakland, a beautiful 83 and warm in san jose. little more unconquered looking good in the 80's there. 89 in santa rosa. the temperatures though. yeah, they're gonna start to back off a bit. we're going to see more low clouds and fog on the way. in fact, tonight, some of that's gonna start to race back on shore, filling into the bay and then all the way the interior valleys may be in the tri valley. you start to see some of that fog by early tomorrow morning. kind of a slow burn back. i don't think we're in the clear entirely in the clone the some of that fog going to be hugging the coastline all day. so yeah, that nice sunny break today. you're back to fog for tomorrow. and then it looks like we're going to cool down the temperatures soar across the bay area. tomorrow. look some nice weather, though. how about san jose? sunny and warm

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>>its too soon to know whether it's late in voters. but 24 hours later, reaction continues to roll in after the next interview between its owner, elon musk and former president trump kron four's catherine heenan has the latest. >>congratulations because they see it broke every record in the book. it was a big audience, but had been a big delay. the unscripted conversation began about 40 minutes late because of what elon musk called a cyber

attack where unfortunately had a massive >>distributed denial of service attack against server's. we do. that is an honor. >>today the trump camp says it made a million dollars off the x a vent. but while his campaign is touting the conversation, some allies question the strategy saying it took trump off message and off the campaign trail. as for who was listening, musk says the audience included voters who can be persuaded as israeli. >>and that to kind of open-minded, independent voters it was trying to cut their mind. >>once they got going, the first topic was last month's assassination attempt. as i my head. i would not be talking to you right do immediately. that it was a bullet. i knew immediately that it was at the year just after it happened must gave trump his endorsement, although he had supported president biden in

twenty-twenty. part of the conversation focused on border control. >>with trump saying if we have another 4 years of open borders and it's going to be even worse than the last 3 and a half years. i'm not sure we'll have a country. we're going to have. >>the largest deportation in history of this country. and we have no choice. the fallout has included the federal labor charges filed today by the uaw. >>recently endorsed kamala harris during their conversation. trump called musk the cutter and praised him for anti-union stance. is the uaw calls that intimidation? also reacting today, president biden who pushed back on criticism from trump and musk that kamala harris is to progressive fishers. we worked on together. safe process. >>all the in the fall. >>the ex event clearly did get a lot of attention. it's been pointed out. that is exactly what elon musk was hoping for.

whether good reaction or bat back to you. >>former president trump says his campaign was hacked over the weekend as the jess it was washing correspondent reshad hudson tells us how the federal government is now responding. >>the fbi is investigating a reported hack into former president donald trump's campaign hacking is a major problem. every jewett specializes in this area at the university of central florida. he says hacking is not new but could have significant consequences. probable that there's something embarrassing and they're also under investigation are unsuccessful attempts to infiltrate the then biden-harris campaign. senate majority leader chuck schumer says america's enemies are intent on undermining our elections. >>so we have to stand firm to ensure that our cybersecurity can withstand such intrusions as we head into november.

>>the white house says any foreign interference in u.s. elections will not be tolerated. this administration strongly condemns any foreign government or entity who attempts to interfere in our electoral process. the state department has warned of such an attack from iran attempts to interfere u.s. elections are nothing new for the iranian regime, from our vantage point has undermined democracy is our attempt to do the trump campaign is also dealing with a break-in at one of its virginia offices. sheriff deputies are looking for the man in these surveillance images walking through the office wearing a backpack. >>reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >>more news coming waymo is

expanding in the bay area. the company says it will begin testing its robo taxis on san francisco freeways kron four's. michael thomas has what you need to know. >>when moses for the time being these robo taxis on california, freeways will only have its employees inside of them. but the idea behind these robo taxis being on the freeway and already been tested down in phoenix. and this will be the first time the driverless taxis will be on california. freeways to tech company says during this pilot program, they hope to hear feedback from its employees and just how they can make the ryder experience more enjoyable. however, it could cause more issues, especially for vehicles that have actual drivers inside of them. just as we've seen on city streets when the release these maps showing how taking freeways could cut drive times in half showing a trip from oracle park to lake merced said that would take 20

minutes on a freeway instead of 40 minutes taking the streets right now. the cars cover about 55 square miles in the bay area with the newest areas, including daly, city and other parts of the peninsula. when it comes to expanding, the company says the next steps is to expand into san mateo county and parts of santa clara county. as you get more details regarding some of the issues the company may face or hear feedback from actual drivers on the freeways. we'll continue to keep you updated. that's the very latest reporting in francisco. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >>the u.s. and its allies see a cease-fire deal as a way to prevent iran from launching an attack against israel. the clock is now ticking as u.s. officials say israel and hamas must come to agreement. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>time is running out as president joe biden and u.s. officials warn iran could attack israel soon. they say it's critical to reach a cease-fire deal with hamas. it

is time for the remaining hostages to returned home. and that includes, of course, american citizens. it's also has the potential to bring about much-needed relief to the people of gaza. the state department says talks will resume thursday with the united states got out and egypt acting as mediators to reach a deal between israel and hamas. that has just been released. so we can see an increase in humanitarian aid and more broadly create conditions for diplomacy to get the region out of this endless cycle of violence around rejected a request from european leaders to refrain from any form of retaliation after the killing of hamas's political leader. the central conflict in the middle east is not the conflict between israelis and palestinians. >>it's the conflict between israel and iran. new york democrat congressman ritchie torres worries the new hamas leader will be less cooperative toward a cease-fire deal. the prospects for a cease-fire. a strike me as deeply pessimistic. the pentagon says the u.s. is doing everything possible to

protect israel and prevent any escalation. but our focus is on de-escalating tensions. >>working on enabling that cease-fire and getting these hostage is returned israel, confirmed it will attend these negotiations on thursday. hamas's participation is still in question reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck?

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school year for one south bay high school football team this past weekend thieves broke into storage units and san jose and still sports equipment. kron 4 charles clifford has more on the blow for students as they care for

their next game. and a couple of weeks. >>well, students are back in the classroom at santa teresa high school here in san jose. unfortunately, they discovered yesterday that their school was burglarized over the weekend. according to the san jose police department sometime late friday evening or early saturday morning, a thief or thieves burglarized multiple on-site storage containers near the football field of santa teresa high school. the east side union school district says the school still figuring out exactly what was taken. but it appears that sports equipment was the target was a lot of it was like football pads home equipment for sports. the school says the players on the football team take most of their gear home with them. so they will still be able to practice and play games. but the burglary is still an emotional blow. you know, we're a tight-knit community. so it's really a heartbreaker. when we see things like this happening, it's not who we are as a district as a school. >>and so it's kind it's a heartbreaker. in addition to the missing gear while testing

the lights on the football field on monday, it was discovered that copper wiring was missing from at least one set of lights and the field announcing booth the next home football game isn't until august. 29th. the school says they're confident they will have the damage repaired by then. our team kind of jumped into action. they're gonna be able to get the lights up and running before so we're really hopeful that number of seasons going to be impacted so far, the police department has not identified any suspects in this case and they say the investigation is still ongoing. now, the school district says they're working with the santa teresa athletic booster club to try to figure out how to replace the gear. if you want to help out you go. the booster club's website which is st abc. >>dot org. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>tuesday was the first day of school at dublin, unified schools and the district just opened its brand new 347 million dollar high school to its students. kron four's will tran has the latest.

>>the kids are right now inside the classrooms and it smells brand new. you probably will never see something like this again, at least for the next 50 years. this is the first brand new high school in alameda county in 50 years. this is the student union student hall. and it looks like a college campus as far as this location, the food court amazing. and look at how big this place is. they will never have to turn on the light. they have sky lighting. they have the fans going. they have right now inside the classrooms, 900 kids. in fact, we were there when they were dropped off by their parents. here's video from a little bit earlier this morning. this is the first line of this school in its history and they'll have a time capsule ceremony this saturday. it's great. they're really supportive here. so i feel very welcomed.

and it's just nice to be on a brand new campus. future parents say you have no excuses. you everything here. yeah. exactly what you wish we were here as student it's amazing. excited yet. very excited. actually. by the time it's over 374 million dollars. and you can see they are still doing construction. >>this is one of the phases. they will be completely done in a couple of years. >>next year when they do more building, they will add another class. so next year will be freshman sophomore and junior after that, then they will add the senior class. by the time it's over. 2500 kids. we'll call this place school their home. so this is the first one in alameda county paid for by taxpayer dollars the last time was in pleasanton at foothill. and they have already told me tey're very excited to be the first graduating class and emerald high. back to you. emerald high. back to you. >>more news hey, flex. considering there's

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>>for your health. the american red cross needs your help. there's a need for donors in light of an emergency shortage for more details, kron four's justine lawman spoke with the pooch, club pick, regional communications director with american red cross northern california coastal region. so is there something specific that's happening this time of year that's causing a blood donation shortage. ercis usually happen towards the end of the summer. >>variety of factors. so right now the red cross national blood supply has fallen by more than 25%. and so as you're saying this, this is in addition to the normal we see

in summer months to 2 folks be on vacation and with schools out. but we're seeing tropical storms and hurricanes across the atlantic. wildfires across the western u.s. and really to top it off the relentless heat that we're seeing across the country. and that's impacted about 100 blood drives on weather across clubs lead including 8 here in the greater bay area. so people who probably donate blood all the time are saying to themselves. all right. well, what can i do? where can i go? they kind of know the deal. but what about people who have never donated blood before? how would you encourage them to help out? >>a wonderful, easy process. the best thing to do is it encouraging to make an appointment by visiting red cross blood dot org or by using our free red cross blood app or by calling 1, 800 and we know you're coming in so you can have a seamless experience. if you're if you're not eligible to donate, that's ok, you can still make a difference by by doing a variety of things, right? hosting a blood drive. you can volunteer at a blood drive or transfer that blood to a hospital transfusion center where it's needed in the press. always donate to the

red >>also, there are other ways you can help out right now. the don't actually involved just donating blood question. people probably also want to know is what type of blood are you looking for or, you know, not discriminating? >>of course, of all types of lines are are needed, but particularly those with type o blood type o positive is the most transfused blood type because it's the most common blood type in the u.s. type. was the universal blood type mean that doctors can safely use this type of blood in emergency situations. if they haven't had time to test out the patients. but yet. >>so with the blood that would be donated here in the bay area by someone that maybe is watching right now, stay in the bay area for a patient or a person that we need to hear or would it be transported to wear that donation might be needed anywhere in the country? >>it very much could be remain local or travel across the nation right for a nationwide system. and with all the disasters that are taking place of those ledger is having to be canceled. we're making sure that those patient hospital needs across the

country are being where, you know, red cross. it's a collector on to 12,500, but that donation products a day. so we're making sure we're, you know, time teaming with with those hospitals and transfusion centers across the country to ensure patient needs are met. >>and say again, the website where people can go to get some more information to find out where and when they can donate. you can check out red cross blood dot org or call 1, 800 red cross to make your appointment and be on your way to save >>could you? thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. i hope people start to, you know, come back to reality after summer vacations and such that they will be able to help you guys out. so glad you could join us. thank you so much. and thank you to all those who donate me. really appreciate kron 4 is your local election headquarters. technical issues nearly derailed. the discussion live stream on the x platform between former president trump and elon musk. >>the nearly two-hour chat between trump and the world's richest man starting about 45 minutes late because of some

technical glitches. news nation's xavier walton reports from mar-a-lago. >>elon musk blaming that 40 minute delay in a our attack. still, nonetheless, more than a million people tuning in to this unprecedented live conversation at a crucial time in the race for the white house. congratulations because they see a broke every record in the book. >>it was a presidential size return on x, formerly known as twitter for the 45th president trump's campaign calling it the interview of the century. if i my head, i would not be talking to you right now, trump and tech time, elon musk going unscripted starting with last month's assassination do immediately. that it was a bullet. >>i knew immediately that it was at the year goes after this moment, musk gave trump his endorsement. >>a month later, the tech billionaire now giving the former president his platform with 10's of millions of potential voters discussing topics like border control. we're going to have the largest deportation in history

of this country and we have no trump also talking about his relationship with foreign leaders as well as other issues abroad before bringing about the conversation to american soil. that the thing that they really it's making them angry is what? >>kamala and biden have allowed to happen to the economy. it's a disaster with inflation. the inflation, it doesn't matter what you make. the inflation is eat you alive. the european union warning musk about possibly amplify harmful content with the interview. >>still the 45th president and the owner of shining light for roughly 2 hours as israeli. >>and that to kind of open-minded, independent voters it was trying to cut their mind. >>there's campaign responding in part to that to our conversation with a statement in part saying trump's entire campaign is in service of people like elon musk and himself self obsessed rich guys who will sell out the middle class and who cannot run a live stream and the year

2024. obviously talk about that 40 minute delay right off the top for mar-a-lago. xavier walton news nation. >>we'las

the state grapples with the housing and homelessness crisis. a new bill in the legislature is seeking to fast track the production of temporary tiny homes. san jose mayor matt mahan is one of the lead sponsors of the bill capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us an inside look at how the homes helped shape the life of one california woman. the credits them with helping her get off the streets.

>>right here, changed my life alumni. a wiley is talking about this structure and interim housing unit often referred to as a tiny home. is nice word here, formerly unhoused wiley says with the help of sacramento area nonprofit first step communities, she got off the streets and into a tiny home just like this one. just walk with me and take a look at one of these interim housing units. looks like first and foremost, you can see a bed. then there's an office space not to mention a c heating and wi-fi. and most importantly, a roof that let me on my way to. >>permanent housing and a j o b now i have stable job. they will mental permanent housing. and a tiny homes with the way to get there. it's a story that inspired states senator josh becker, so much so that he authored sb 1395. also known as the interim housing act. >>says of signed into law, the bill will speed up construction of tiny homes across california. that's because for the proposal, if

and when state and local governments contract to build more tiny homes, they'll be exempt from the california environmental quality act or seek walk. a decades old law credited with protecting the environment but blamed for delaying or even outright blocking construction of big projects like new housing. quickly deploy these lives will say he acknowledges these tiny homes are not a permanent solution, but he believes they can play a huge role in getting help to those who need it most. it's shelter. it's getting people off the streets. >>people are dying in large numbers, receipts being in salt, assaulted in large numbers, the street they're getting actually addicted to drugs on the streets, the keys to get off the streets. >>quickly as it stands today, there are more than 2000 tiny homes up statewide, including 500 in the city of san jose alone. it war. san jose mayor matt mahan says with the help of nonprofits and city services, the tiny homes in his city have been placed together in a large community where residents can receive

much-needed resources, getting someone stabilized into a community with their own room with on site security on site services, a case manager, it can be transformative. and the whole goal is to help people be more self-sufficient, which is exactly what wiley says happened to her. a stable place is the main part of a body. life changed my life and i was able grow so i can be a productive member of society. and the bill has no formal opposition. and next heads to the assembly, appropriations committee at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>a san francisco woman says she suffered multiple injuries after being arrested for jaywalking. witnesses captured the arrest on camera and the woman being put in handcuffs as this a clear case of excessive force kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with her about what she would like to see happen to the officer. >>the arrest of cristiana porter happened last month, but she still has her arm in a sling. she's unable to work and says the officer who

arrested her should permanently lose his job. cristiana porter says she raises her hands in the surveillance video on july. 29th because the san francisco police officer haunted her while she was crossing geary boulevard. according to porter. the light changed while she was crossing but you then see the officer put on his lights and pull onto the curb. everything just happened so fast. >>i was just terrified. the moment he charged at me out of this car and it just not look just anger and just like. >>i'm gonna hurt. you type of look on his face. i was i we knew he didn't have good intentions from this angle. you see officer josh mcfall approach porter after getting out of his police car. >>she is eventually pushed against the wall and witnesses on the sidewalk started recording with their phones. officer mcfall tells her to stop resisting while she yells back eventually 3 other police officers arrive on scene and porter was arrested for jaywalking and resisting arrest. but i still have a separate right shoulder to our ac and ligaments that attached

to my local. >>i suffered a concussion and i still am experiencing the after effects compassion as well as nerve damage in my hits. and then my that officer mcfall talked with witnesses on scene about what he says happened during the arrest simply a pedestrian stop. >>when she refused all commands to stop with his commands, given her orders to keep her hands, public pockets or purse where she had. i don't know porter says. she was reaching into her purse because that's where she keeps her id. her attorney lateef gray filed a complaint monday with the city against the department of police accountability. >>he plans on filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the san francisco police department saying pedestrians can only be stopped for jaywalking if there's a danger of a vehicle crashing into them, there was no all scooter in danger of crashing. there was no car in danger of crashing. there was no body in danger of crashing. in fact, the most dangerous driving we see as a result of this. >>as the officer porter's first court date for jaywalking and resisting

arrest is scheduled for august 23rd. she plans on attending and hopes to prevent arrests like hers and the future in a mother, i'm just more afraid of the well. being of others like officers should not be officer. >>doing these kind of things to people just trying to live their life and just going about their dates. i've reached out to the san francisco police department for comment about porter's arrest. >>and to find out their policies on jaywalking but have not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. guilty pl

3 former santa clara county jail guards accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to

death. the deputies were convicted of second-degree murder back in 2017, but a change in california law led to that conviction being overturned. now after already serving 70 years in prison, the 3 men have pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. kron four's dan kerman reports. >>the 3 former santa clara county jail deputies who second-degree murder conviction was overturned due to a change in california law. we're back in a san jose courtroom tuesday pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the beating death of mentally ill inmate. michael tyree back in 2015, these guards >>were sworn to protect our community as well as the inmates in their care. walked into a mentally ill man cell at night and attacked him like predators. you personally. saw. >>just diary on one. if you

debt. >>yes, one after the other. the 3 former jail deputies, matthew farris, gerry lube run and rafael rodriguez admitted their role in beating tyre. today was a victory. >>for the vulnerable and the voiceless, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says ultimately. >>the new 11 year sentence will amount to the same jail time as a second-degree murder conviction. and after already serving 7 day 8 years behind bars, the 3 will have less than a year left to serve on this new conviction. nothing we can do here will bring michael tyree back to life. and so i have enormous. >>sadness about that. and just enormous. and that the for his family rosen says he hopes this latest turn in the case will provide some sense of closure for tyree's family. he says it's already led to reforms at the county jail reforms adopted included, increased training in crisis

intervention, training on interacting with mentally ill inmates. body-worn cameras and a revised inmate complaint reporting system. the 3 defendants remain on ankle monitoring. they're due to return to court on october 22nd for formal sentencing. at the hall of justice in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>as students return to class in the next few weeks, governor newsom is calling on all school districts across the state to restrict cell phone usage in the classroom. kron four's philippe djegal all shares. why newsom things less cell use in class will likely translate to more academic success. >>eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real distraction. they should be focus. what they supposed to

school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours. >>citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >>let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of its alternative schools. >>clark says it has improved student performance in place. the pilot program has been extended to 2 additional high

schools this year. it's been quite successful and we've actually got positive feedback from our students and for our families and staff. your child can call you afraid in a closet because there's a shooter. but mean, >>what is that going to do for you? you can't get in there if there is an emergency on campus. parents believes schools can manage school. i mean, i go to school before then we don't have those cell phone. >>anything happen. school could handle all those situation. in his letter, newsom praised bullard high school in fresno, the santa barbara and los angeles unified school district's from limiting smartphones on campus. >>and the governor says he is working with the state legislature to further restrict smartphone use at schools in pleasant hill. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. it's been a mystery for

decades, but on tuesday, a breakthrough in the brutal murder of a 19 year-old woman in south pasadena. the 1986 killing of kathy small has been linked to a convicted serial killer. reporter sarah walsh has the latest details. >>persistence pays off. the sheriff says this case underscores the power of modern forensic science. the relentless work of la county homicide investigators and team work with other agencies who never stop looking for kathy smalls killer. >>today we stand before you to announce that justice will be served for kathy and her family. kathy, small for lake elsinore was just 19 years old when she was found brutally stabbed to death on bank street in south pasadena. back in 1986, throughout the years. numerous leads were followed

up by detectives, but the case remains unsolved. then in 2019, police responded to a man found dead of natural causes in a house across the street from where smalls body was found inside, investigators found items including a newspaper clipping about small's death. they thought this man might be connected to her killing. turns out he wasn't. but those items taken to the crime lab led to a break. in the case they discovered. >>then the items of evidence, including the assault kit. and victims. clothing never tested for danny. one of the donors was identified as william lester. seth. at this time, a white 7 year-old man, william lester, soft known as the riverside killer or lake elsinore killers on death row for killing a dozen women between 1989 in 1991. >>when presented with the dna and the small case he confessed and discussed in detail the murder of kathy small investigators read a letter from small sister who was just 10 years old when her sister was murdered. my sister

kathy small was not a statistic. she was a protective big sister. >>a loving mother and a good daughter and forever indebted to detective louis aguilar and the loss county sheriff's department for making sure the memory of my sister. kathy, small state ally, despite her senseless murder in this case, which started with what seemed like a routine investigation, ultimately connected the murder of a young woman. >>2 are killer together. the hard work and dedication of our justice partners brought what i believe justice to this case. and this family. >>small sister says staff is right where he should be in can never hurt anyone again in downtown la. sara welch, ktla. 5 news. >>what if it was legal to catch and kill a lottery jackpot winner before sundown and claim their winnings as your own. that's the plot of the new movie jackpot starring awkwafina and john cena. koch has more on the film and the entertainment report. laura

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>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman and the south bay. some businesses just key can't seem to catch a break these days. >>thieves hit a san jose restaurants still cleaning up after an attempted break-in from last week. for shaq moment, reports on business owners and san jose police are

planning to do the curb. the uptick in crime. >>a suspected burglar squeezing through an opening just over a foot tall early tuesday morning and having his way with the entire merchandise. so funny farm restaurant in san jose. >>is a bad dream. this is really bad dream. monica levi, co-owner of funny farm says this is the 6 break in now at her restaurant since 2021. >>there was an attempted break-in just a few days ago. a nearby cafe was also burglarized in kron 4. it was there and funny farm hoped it would be the end. >>but it's also heartbreaking at the same time to think that we in this may not be able to stick around. it's a big possibility trying to find the money where to find the money. the debt is astronomical. already this time, alcohol and tablets were stolen. none of this is covered by insurance. there's no kind of insurance that a small business or restaurant has to cover expenses.

>>and what's most frustrating is that both times this month they were broken into their adt alarm system. did not go off. >>as a company, they don't concerned not concerned enough to do anything about it. ron levi says he was on the phone all day with adt and hasn't gotten anywhere. we reached out to the security company and have yet to hear back. i don't have enough confidence with adt to stay with them. after meantime, san jose police met with owners for hours. the owners tell us police are putting together a plan for more surveillance. what's the cause? what's the escalation? what's you know? it seems to be getting worse. that something has to be done. one of them involves station officer in the shopping center every night. there's nothing know. >>if they take and sell its just just hurting us for levi. she stuck with a lot of repairs and a lot of questions about her future in the evergreen neighborhood. if nothing changes, i mostly get

my motivation to stay here for my staff. and my guess we saw this on the news. nice. if not a supporter of people, can take something away from me which this might do. >>i will not give it away. i will not give it up. i will lay down. i will quit. i never have and never will. i did reach out to the city councilman who represents this district domingo canned ellis. and he tells me he's planning on doing a business walk through with san jose police coming up on thursday morning. they're planning to check in with more businesses here to see what precautions they would like to see in place reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>well, it was a busy day for oakland police. they responded to 2 scenes just within minutes of each other. the first scene was at 12 and chester streets in west oakland. officers there responded to reports of multiple gunshots shortly before 5. we're still waiting to get details from police about this. but video from the scene shows several cars covered in bullet holes and officers laying down evidence markers for their

investigation. and then there was this scene at 32nd and wood streets. police say they found someone dead with a gunshot wound. there. they didn't explain what may have led up to the shooting. but of course, we'll keep you updated on both incidents. and california is cracking down on car break-ins today. state senator scott wiener's new bill passed the california senate. the bill gets rid of the locked door loophole, which means that people do not lock their doors. it will make it difficult caught convicted burglars and with the bill, people just these approved forced entry which includes broken windows. the bill now heads to the governor's desk for final signature. nearly 2 weeks after hit and run in the north bay. the person who was head has now died and the suspect's father is now in jail. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >>home security cameras here on heard avenue help santa rosa police identified the driver. i spoke with the family who owns the cameras. they are saddened to learn the

man hit in front of their home has died, but they're relieved to know their cameras helped the investigation. a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. >>police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off. >>just this is a tragedy as to what happened. but it's been made a whole lot worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay in at least call 9-1-1, sergeant summer gloeckner with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved from a home security camera nearby. video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez.

>>she. >>we did an initial interview with at the at her home that associated with the license plate. >>and she admitted to being the driver in the collision. alejandra vasquez was arrested and charged with felony hit and run 12 days after the crash. her father, 49 year-old rafael vasquez, was also arrested and charged with aiding and abetting assisted her hiding the vehicle. >>at the residence then not having her turn herself in to police after that after the collision, police want to stress the importance of staying at the scene of a crash is look at it as what would i want to happen if? >>it were me that was involved. and so i mean, obviously you're obligated by law, but it's also the right thing to police are still investigating what led up to the crash here. they say drugs and alcohol are not suspected.

>>this case is now working its way through the courts. i'm sara stinson reporting in santa rosa kron. 4 news. >>now, let's switch gears. a check on weather some blue skies all around san francisco today. but what will look like tomorrow, lawrence? >>well, it turned out to be a gorgeous day around the bay area. lot of sunshine, not much fog around the bay area this morning. i think that's going to as we head toward tomorrow. check out your wake-up weather forecast and gets going early in the morning. 06:00am mostly cloudy skies. low clouds will have returned, pushed inside the bay, some of the valleys to temperatures in the 50's by 8 starts to break up a little bit that patchy fog a lingering inside the bay along the coastline. temperatures move in the upper 50's and then we start to break out a little sunshine as we head toward 10 o'clock. so those temperatures inland getting near 70 degrees. >>thanks so much, lauren. so all small fire inside a google office in mountain view cars around $200,000 in damage. take a look at these pictures from inside the business on steer land. courts.

firefighters say the fire started shortly after 5 this evening inside an electrical room. fire crews say they arrived to find a sprinkler head actively flowing water and smoke coming from a computer lap. crews put out the fire and stop the sprinkler. but about 25 employees were inside at the time. thankfully, they all got out on their own in our k the cause of the fire, though, has been labeled as accidental. and vta riders who act out could be banned by the transit system. the dta says a new state law now allows the agency to ban riders up to 90 days for showing that behavior. this includes physical attacks of their employees or fellow riders. the next steps for the transit system is to figure out how implement these rules. they are forming a new transit security advisory committee to help with the rollout. >>o is for the transit security advisory committee to help become part of that decision-making process as to who was best to be trained and

outfitted to be able to enforce these prohibition. authorities in other states and other transportation organizations. it could be anyone from a local sheriff's department, a security firm. >>the vta is asking frequent riders to apply to the new committee by august 23rd. >>and has 40 niner fans get ready for new season. a new report finds that the niners have the most expensive games for fans to attend. >>that includes having the most expensive beer according to sportsbook resource nj dot net appear at levi's will set you back. $12. and that is more than $3 higher than the league average study found that after fans factor in the price of a general admission ticket parking a hot dog and a beer. the forty-niners game experience overall will cut costs fans an average of $227. that's about $60 higher than the league average. the niners will take on iran saints this sunday at levi's stadium.

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>>the oakland zoo and children's fairyland are set to get $400,000 in grants from the institute for museum and library sciences. it'll be used for education and youth outreach programs for school age children in the east bay. for more kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis smoke affair lands. executive director. >>you know, to to use a cliche a this seems like a fairytale come true. absolutely. and how appropriate that we're so excited to receive this grant from mls. >>it is a prestigious grant

hopes a further its puppetry. education. programs and to be service to our community. so we're really excited to participate. >>you mentioned the i m l s could you tell us what that? ar

school year for one south bay high school football team this past weekend thieves broke into storage units and san jose and still sports equipment. kron 4 charles clifford has more on the blow for students as they gear for their next game in a couple of weeks. >>well, students are back in the classroom at santa teresa high school here in san jose. unfortunately, they discovered yesterday that their school was burglarized over the

weekend. according to the san jose police department sometime late friday evening or early saturday morning, a thief or thieves burglarized multiple on-site storage containers near the football field of santa teresa high school. the east side union school district says the school still figuring out exactly what was taken. but it appears that sports equipment was the target was a lot of it was like football pads home, equipment for sports. the school says the players on the football team take most of their gear home with them. so they will still be able to practice and play games. but the burglary is still an emotional blow. you know, we're a tight-knit community. so it's really a heartbreaker. when we see things like this happening, it's not who we are as a district as a school. >>and so it's kind it's a heartbreaker. in addition to the missing gear while testing the lights on the football field on monday, it was discovered that copper wiring was missing from at least one set of lights and the field announcing booth the next home football game isn't until august 29th and the school

says they're confident they will have the damage repaired by then our team kind of jumped into action. they're gonna be able to get the lights up and running before and so we're really hopeful that number of season's going to be impacted so far, the police department has not identified any suspects in this case and they say the investigation is still ongoing. now, the school district says they're working with the santa teresa athletic booster club to try to figure out how to replace the gear. if you want to help out you go. the booster club's website which is st abc. >>dot org. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>tuesday was the first day of school at dublin, unified schools and the district just opened its brand new 347 million dollar high school to its students. kron four's will tran has the latest. >>the kids are right now inside the classrooms and it smells brand new. you probably will never see something like this again, at least for the

next 50 years. this is the first brand new high school in alameda county in 50 years. this is the student union student hall. and it looks like a college campus as far as this location, the food court amazing. and look at how big this place is. they will never have to turn on the light. they have sky lighting. they have the fans going. they have right now inside the classrooms, 900 kids, in fact, we were there when they were dropped off by their parents. here's video from a little bit earlier this morning. this is the first line of this school in its history and they'll have a time capsule ceremony this saturday. it's great. they're really supportive here. so i feel very welcomed. and it's just nice to be on a brand new campus. future parents say you have no excuses. you everything here. yeah. exactly what you wish we were here as student it's amazing. excited yet. very

excited. actually. by the time it's over 374 million dollars. and you can see they are still doing construction. >>this is one of the phases. they will be completely done in a couple of years. >>next year when they do more building, they will add another class. so next year will be freshman sophomore and junior after that, then they will add the senior class. by the time it's over. 2500 kids. we'll call this place school their home. so this is the first one in alameda county paid for by taxpayer dollars the last time was in pleasanton at foothill. and they have already told me they're very excited to be the first graduating class and emerald high. back to you. >>more news former president tr

made a high-profile return to x, formerly known as twitter. we're live on script. a conversation with owner elon musk. trump was banned from the platform under its previous ownership for his role in the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. but now washington correspondent jessi tenure breaks down his to our conversation. now that he's welcome back ahead of the election season. >>there to our conversation was friendly largely supported trump's vision for another administration. but the event itself got off to a rocky start. >>technical issues delayed the start of a rare live conversation on x, formerly known as twitter between owner elon musk and former president donald trump where fortunately had a massive distributed

denial of service attack against server's we do. that is an honor. trump quickly made up for the last time launching into a detailed account of his attempted assassination and vowing to return to the scene. we're going back to and we're going to go back in october were all set up. trump also promised the largest deportation in u.s. history and use the platform to attack his opponent, vice president kamala harris. we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her. she's incompetent must endorse trump in this presidential election but supported president joe biden i 2020 on tuesday. the president himself pushed back against their criticisms. that harris is to progressive issues. we worked on together they saw this. >>in office. all the >>harris, his running mate, governor tim walz, kicked off his first solo campaign swing in califoria. i'm proud to be on this kicking working with vice president harris, who we all know. we want to call the

next president of the united states. paris is preparing for a big speech friday to lay out her economic policy. ahead of the democratic national convention next week in chicago. >>and campaign officials say, harris, the speech will largely focus on her plans to cut costs for middle class families and take on corporate price gouging in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>former president trump says his campaign was hacked over the weekend as the jess it was washing correspondent reshad hudson tells us how the federal government is now responding. well, continueas th

grapples with the housing and homelessness crisis. a new bill in the legislature is seeking to fast track the production of temporary tiny homes. san jose mayor matt mahan is one of the lead sponsors of the bill capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us an inside look at how the homes helped shape the life of one california woman. the credits them with helping her get off the streets. >>right here, changed my life alumni. a wiley is talking about this structure and interim housing unit often referred to as a tiny home. is nice word here, formerly unhoused wiley says with the help of sacramento area nonprofit first step communities, she got off the streets and into a tiny home just like this one. just walk with me and take a look at one of these interim housing units. looks like first and foremost, you can see a bed. then there's an office space not to mention a c heating and

wi-fi. and most importantly. >>a roof that let me on my way to permanent housing and a j o b now i have stable job. they will mental permanent housing. and a tiny homes with the way to get there. it's a story that inspired states senator josh becker, so much so that he authored sb 1395. also known as the interim housing act. >>says of signed into law, the bill will speed up construction of tiny homes across california. that's because for the proposal, if and when state and local governments contract to build more tiny homes, they'll be exempt from the california environmental quality act or seek walk a decades old law credited with protecting the environment but blamed for delaying or even outright blocking construction of big projects like new housing. quickly deploy. these more lives will say he acknowledges these tiny homes are not a permanent solution, but he believes they can play a huge role in getting help to those

who need it most. it's shelter. it's getting people off the streets. >>people are dying in large numbers, receipts being in salt, assaulted in large numbers, the street they're getting actually addicted to drugs on the streets, the keys to get off the streets. >>quickly as it stands today, there are more than 2000 tiny homes up statewide, including 500 and the city of san jose alone. it war. san jose mayor matt mahan says with the help of nonprofits and city services, the tiny homes in his city have been placed together in a large community where residents can receive much-needed resources, getting someone stabilized into a community with their own room with on site security on site services, a case manager, it can be transformative. and the whole goal is to help people be more self-sufficient, which is exactly what wiley says happened to her. a stable place in the main part of a body. >>life changed my life and i was able grow so i can be a productive member of society. >>and the bill has no formal opposition. and next heads to the assembly, appropriations

committee at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>a connecticut fertility clinic is raising awareness about a shortage of egg donors of color. it's causing stress for those who want to have their children resemble them. reporter brittany taylor explains. >>i always wanted to have children to mikko. hunt became a new mom less than 3 months ago. >>this is her daughter may kaylee, her nickname is scoops. on to was 49 says she turned to in vitro fertilization due to her age in more to to make sure that >>my child. >>a match as much to me as possible. fortunately, she didn't have many complications finding a donor literally within a week. i had already

slected was able to move on. but i know that that's not easy for everyone, especially with african-americans. it knows hunts experience certainly contradicts the idea of journey for many black indigenous and people of color. families also known as bipoc trying to find an donor. they typically have very few options. according to a donor usa, just 15% of the 300 donors in its database identified as block. >>a similar story for donors with just 4% of its donors block as my second cycle. it was an open donations. so had the chance to speak with the family and they were like, yeah, you know, like when we look at these books, we don't see anyone who look like us. burke jones is one of the few donors out there. >>she says there are a number of reasons more donors don't look like her among them. there is that stigma of like, you know, black women not being supported you know, not, you know, just trusting

anybody in the health care field and that stigma has existed for generations. according to doctor marc klee and dearest with this fertility clinic in norwalk, if they ask their elders or their parents about it. >>they're going to be like now they're going to take all your and also this kind of concept that if you donate, he ranks right then, you know, what does that do to your family tree? doctor lee and era says black women experience nearly twice the rate of infertility compared to white women. >>making the demand for black donors even higher. however, he says there is a general need for more donors of all races, ethnicities and religions. all these kind of >>nice is that kind of help us define who are who we are. it feels comfortable for them. helps them make that move from. they did not have any children to being a parent. something. >>so what can be done to help more people of color become big donors? well, brooke jones, who you heard from says the first step is awareness. she says that people should

also do their own research and speak to a doctor about how they can potentially help another family in need in new haven, britney taylor news 8. >>former president trump says his campaign was hacked over the weekend as the jess it was washing correspondent reshad hudson tells us how the federal government is now responding. >>the fbi is investigating a reported hack into former president donald trump's campaign hacking is a major problem. every jewett specializes in this area at the university of central florida. he says hacking is not new but could have significant consequences. probable that there's something embarrassing and they're also under investigation are unsuccessful attempts to infiltrate the biden-harris campaign. senate majority leader chuck schumer says america's enemies are intent on undermining our elections. >>so we have to stand firm to

ensure that our cybersecurity can withstand such intrusions as we head into november. >>the white house says any foreign interference in u.s. elections will not be tolerated. this administration strongly condemns any foreign government or entity who attempts to interfere in our electoral process. the state department has warned of such an attack from iran attempts to interfere u.s. elections are nothing new for the iranian regime, from our vantage point has undermined democracy is our attempt to do the trump campaign is also dealing with a break-in at one of its virginia offices. sheriff deputies are looking for the man in these surveillance images walking through the office wearing a backpack. >>reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >>galaxy con kicks

off this weekend in san jose. it's a celebration of comic books. pop culture's sci-fi fantasy a gaming cosplay and wrestling and one of the special guests is a voice that raised a generation and will be in attendance. kron four's justine waltman spoke with cheney, the voice actor since 2006 for pokemon's famous ash ketchum. you are one of the most famous voice actors in the entire world period. we don't even to argue about it. no, that's what i said. >>you started has asked when you were 17 years old. what has this journey been like for you? >>it's been amazing. i spent the first 15 years in a boost. i'm not seeing the outside world at all. and then i started coming out of my little cubby hole and meeting

fans and >>and realizing just how much of an effect all that work has had on the public. and that's been really wonderful to have like a favorite episode or a favorite. >>journey that ashes been on. >>yes, episode 1928. who gets into an argument with serena and so many more things happen. i want to take so much time but beautiful office. so that was one your favorites. so your beloved by fans. i mean, can you go anywhere and 2 people hear your voice and say, wait a minute, i think i think i know you from somewhere. >>sometimes most recently i remember i was making an appointment for a manicure in dallas and she heard gave her my first name and she heard my voice and she's like, wait a second. this is gonna sound so weird. are you? and i'm like, are you serious so it happens. it happens. i get recognized sometimes out in the world. it's it's lovelace just the right amount. it's really cute. just just enough. >>so you go out there to all these different sort of comic con of ads and galaxy con is what's happening in san jose of 3 day festival. fans come out. they dress up. they are

celebrities, artists, different sort of workshops that people can do so they can kind of get to know each other. what's it like meeting fans in person? do you like doing these kind of events? >>i love it. love it so much. especially meeting parents, people who are now my age who are having kids and introducing the same show that they grew up with in the same character that they grew up with with their kids. that makes me so happy. and it's just it's every weekend. but i do. this is just full of joy. and it's a joy that i never thought i'd get to experience. so really grateful to them for having me and really grateful that i have this. and how up close and personal can fans get to this weekend in san jose? >>they can come so close. so close to me. just right, right in front of me. we can have lengthy conversations about about poking on about other things. and i like to give kids advice and kind of figure out what they want to be when they grow up and tell them to be the very best like no one ever was. so parents come bring children. it sounds

sounds familiar. >>when you get meet people, i'm sure they ask you and i really debated about this asking you to do the voice of ash because it's like either i don't ask and i'm gonna regret it or i do ask and i'm just like everyone else what people want. want to hear that from you? i'm sure everywhere you go. they do. they do. and i and i and i do it for them. that kind conventions to. >>and if you need me to, i will name. i think we need and want i can do this just be nice. you me. this is great we're so excited that you're coming to san jose. is there anything that when you're there galaxy con that you're going to be doing like new and different than you've done at other places. >>i'm sure people like asking for advice to about how you can become a voice actor and you have such a successful career. >>yes, so i definitely do a solo panel that's moderated. and we talk about voice acting and how to get into it and how it's changed over the last 20 years. >>and you can ask me anything you want. i'm here for you

guys, ok? so what advice do you have been anything we want it's acting voice. you start with acting no matter how many voices you can do if you can sustain him as a believable character. >>you're not there yet. so work on the acting first work on the acting and how to do manage this for 17 yewas life l >>love it. if you don't really love it, it's it's really hard maintain this career. >>you have to want to do it. whether you're sick or healthy or whatever, like you got to just keep doing i started out in acting school and night at the utterance and film and i was 18 when i took the job. so it happened pretty quickly. and i got really lucky. and i kind of fell into voice acting that way like pokemon was my first job. and it all kind of cascading from lot. to many other projects are working on right now. yes, actually, i have a project that just came out on crunchyroll a few weeks ago. it's called sometimes heights or feelings and russian. it's very different. it's really so little round com little last slice of life romantic comedy and i get to speak russian in it, which is

my native language. so it's been really, really fun so they're going to do and what are you going to be in san jose officially like when can fans come and check you out? >>friday, i believe we started 2 o'clock and i will be there at my table unless i'm doing a panel or something. i'm going to be there friday, saturday and sunday all day that said galaxy con sarah. so great to chat with you and sort of ash there. we have a little boat. yes, a nice to meet you. thank you for having have fun this weekend.

>>carol burnett is making emmys history this year and 90 years old. she's the oldest woman ever nominated for a comedic acting award. dayna

devon sits down with the comedy legend in the entertainment report. hollywood icon carol burnett has been nominated for an emmy for her role in the apple tv. plus, show palm royale. >>i talked to the recently about what the nomination means to her. >>most exclusive club in one. it's >>it's the age of 91. congratulations. you made history with this nomination and could make more if you win. how does that make you feel? >>old. >>and then played doctor. i just have who's going to be in they say christian laura dern, allison janney, ricky martin, julia leslie, i say you don't have to say anything else. i'm in. >>anything i've ever want to be. my last home. royal has 11 nominations, including your outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series. you are a

7 time emmy award winner. what would this award mean to you and why? you know, i'm not changes. so it's always as they say that is an honor to be nominated. that's a cliche, but it's true. and i was very thrilled. and just very happy they thought of me to do you know, nation us was kind of a big deal. and i was surprised. i have to say i was terribly. >>not terribly surprised. was happily surprised. had no idea that this would beach is just a shell game. >>everybody has a secret you to be. hey. >>i read that when you were young, you actually use to climb up of the hollywood sign. it's a wonder we didn't break or next week as we splinters on the way out. but the way down in the polls, said, where are my favorites? and then to what khalid going hollywood boulevard and see all movies, the movies go to chinese. and i would look at

that the footprints in the courtyard there. and just recently, i put my and friends staff and i remember going there when i was 11 years old, 10 or 11 years old. and put my hand prints. one grable because she was my favorite movie star. and then here i was get this 80 years later. putting my own and princeton and i just oh, my gosh, i i just wish my grandmother could have seen this. what would you do? >>in a room with >>palm royale is now streaming on apple tv. plus, that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. stocks staged a big rally tuesday afternoon. inflation data is released and big layoffs are underway at paramount. here's david lazarus with money. smart.

>>their stocks surge higher today after the first of 2 inflation measures this week showed more progress is being made on bringing down consumer prices. today, it was the producer price index, which is a measure of inflation at the wholesale level. it showed that indeed inflation is coming down tomorrow we get the consumer price index, which shows inflation at the retail level. and that, too, is expected to show progress being made. and if indeed, both measures come in as expected, that all but locks in an interest rate cut next month, the only guessing game on wall street right now. will it be a half-point cut or a quarter point cut? i suspect the fed wants to be emphatic in saying that, yes, we made progress on inflation and we are going to avoid a recession among individual stocks. starbucks up 24% today after the company sacked its ceo and brought in a new leader. and that would be the former ceo of chipotle. we'll see if all that experience. a three-dose translates to frappuccinos. meanwhile, rough day at

paramount as expected. layoffs are underway. the company is expected to cut about 2000 jobs or 15% of its workforce. it's also going to be closing down its paramount television studios, a real shift in terms of its focus on content creation. all of this is geared towards cleaning financial house ahead of a pending acquisition by skydance media. paramount wants to cut its overhead to the tune of about half a billion dollars a back to you.

>>not much fog that likely change overnight. tonight see a pretty good run. i think the fog as we head in toward early tomorrow morning, but you may

have noticed the temperatures have been down a bit today. we warmed up a few degrees, but overall cooler than what we've seen. in fact, of course, we're talking triple digits most of july in some spots inland. but those have gone away. now on the fact a lot of places, much more comfortable hovering in the 80's out there right now. mostly clear skies. and that's why it's going to stay high. pressure builds in little bit today. tomorrow starts we can. you start to see a little trough begin the card itself out. that's going to cool down the temperatures just ever so slightly. and then as we get into friday, look at that rule and down the coastline a pretty decent trough. some of the expect to see in the fall, right rolling on down. that's gonna drop the temperatures as we head in toward the weekend. and that's going to continue. i think in the next week a kind of see the pattern. kind of situations that trough just kind of hovers right through the wednesday of next week's a long-range pattern. now is still looking fairly cool, at least below average as we head through next week. and that's not a bad thing. that means we're going to see more of that onshore wind likely see a little more fog. and you can see the higher humidity. so that is really gonna help

firefighters around the state fighting some of these major fires outside. right now, though, we are fog free in right now. the golden gate bridge looking good out there right now. temperature wise, you still got some mild number. 67 degrees in san jose is still 78 very warm umbrella 73 and conquered 70 in fairfield. 72 in vacaville and a much cooler 61 degrees in the san francisco overall, though, we're going to see a change. we got some fog just lingering off the coastline that is going to reestablish itself overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so see more of that kind of wrapping up. so by 08:00am a lot of clouds along the coastline inside the bay, the monterey bay really long haul the california coastline breaking up toward the afternoon, but maybe a little finger fog sticking inside the bay. and then more of that on the way as we head in toward thursday as well. so that's gonna knock down some of these temperatures just a bit still comfortable in san francisco, mainly in the 60's that fog that cleared out along the coastline today. yeah, it's gonna probably stick there for tomorrow. the better part of the day 50's low 60's out toward the beaches about 64 in san bruno tomorrow 71 in san carlos.

temperatures warming up as you head toward the south bay, a beautiful day in the santa clara valley. plenty of sunshine, just maybe a little bit hazy, but warm about 87 degrees in pleasanton. 86 in dublin size. 89 degrees in walnut creek in 86 in orinda. so really pretty comfortable temperatures outside some of these numbers a little below the average. that's kind of what we're looking to the 10 10. you can see that kind of meandering temperatures. then that trough moves in late on friday into saturday. that's going to set up a much cooler than normal weekend. may be warming up a little bit next week before cooling down the middle of next week. tuesday. >>well, it took a lot of work for the giants to lift themselves up over 500 and get back and to that wild card race. but allow the showing against the braves can erase all of that work. let's go to 3rd in king to see game 2 against atlanta. and look, it's age reunion. you've got matt olson, you got matt chapman. you got ramon lauriano. they had some special years across the bay bridge playing in oakland.

bottom of the 3rd giants down to tyler fitzgerald. well revelation. he has in the 2nd half of the season. giants get to within a run on that solo blast. bottom of the 8th now, same score runner at 3rd for matt chapman. it gets away from travis d'arnaud outweigh junior scores. we have a tie game. it will go into extras and in the 10th, the ghost runner at second for d'arnaud. he grounds it to right. casey schmitt can't make the play. and all of a sudden is 4 to 3 bottom of the frame. giants with one on and nobody out questionable call by bob melvin. he been swift. tyler fitzgerald. casey schmitt is out at 3rd, but they would call interference. casey schmitt back to second. fitzgerald is ruled out. later in the inning. elliott ramos looks like he could had some

magic, but it's just warning track power braves go on to win this one. 43, another heartbreaking loss for the giants. all right. a's in queens taking on the mets facing paul blackburn just night fines top of first no score bases loaded for seth brown. he drives this one going into the right-center gap. that's a bases clearing double for brown a's strike. first, jj bleday top of the 3rd a's up 3 runners at the corners. jailing layers to last. he takes blackburn for right to left. a three-run bomb makes it 7 to nothing bottom of the 5th mets cut the deficit to 3. looking to add here. but a's reliever. austin adams, you gotta love this. and he gets the strikeout. and then he lets the people queens know get this. the mets traded him a couple months back.

clearly he still has some. he still has some, you know, tough feelings against that 6 in by 4 to offer langley years. get this. he was 4 for 4 today will for army eyes as the a's they go on to win this one. it's 9 to 4. all right. the brandon aiyuk saga continues. i'll be honest with the all it's been hard to keep up. honestly, i haven't even really i've been tuning it out. just getting some news. but it's my job to give you guys the news every day. and here's the latest wrinkle. apparently brenda would prefer to stay in san francisco and the niners are close to getting to that number. he wants there still some hoops that both sides have to get through. but it seems like this is the closest they ban in a while. so in short, ba, staying in the bay. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock.

i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching and have a great rest of your night.

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