within the european union of a hungry position on the process, can you credit the us fire department and come to harris as for many loans to campaign to become the president? and she says she has already secured the support of a not democratic delegates to secure policies nomination. my kind of reports from washington dc. the vice president harris meets members of what is now the campaign stop in wilmington, delaware hometown or president biden, who still recovering from coded and who addressed the meeting by phone. the name is change the top of the ticket, but the mission hasn't changed at all. but as the vice president started speaking, the president made clear he was still on the phone. i love the cumberland harris threw down the complaint to donald trump. referring back to the time is prosecute to and state to to any general creditors who abuse women prod stairs, who ripped off, consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own game. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type in the wake of president biden's decision not to contest the election. what begun as a trickle

fire department come, the harris has full money launched campaign to become the president. the associated press is reporting that she has secured the support of enough democratic delegates to get her parties nomination. my kind of reports from washington, dc. the vice president harris meets members of what is now the campaign stop in wilmington, delaware, hometown of president biden, who still recovering from coded and who addressed the meeting by phone. the name is changed at the top of the ticket, but the mission hasn't changed at all. but as the vice president started speaking, the president made clear he was still on the phone. i love the cumberland harris threw down the conflict to donald trump. referring back to the time is prosecute to and states attorney general creditors who abuse women prod stairs, ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own game. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type in the wake of president biden's decision not to contest the election. what began as a trickle of endorsements for combat harris has become a flood to

crump was jack molmud joining us in studio after speaking with fire departments and hospitals. quite a few injuries out there. yeah, that's right, dana. well, if we do count those 2 teenagers that were injured in berkeley, we could set the very least that. >> 12 people in total were injured from the fireworks injuries throughout the bay area. we know of at least 5 down in the south bay and 5. more of them in san francisco. the pops and flashing lights of illegal fireworks from san jose to san francisco something that again happens every single year. mark friends and matt arnold work for the santa clara county fire department, which had a busy day thursday with fires sparking around the south bay. and when they do have to respond to firework injuries, they say the range of injuries is wide. >> you know, and fingers being. >> burned. >> also, the face stuff like that where the fireworks might go off and then trapped know it's parks and up in a person's face in san jose, santa clara valley, healthcare tells us 5 people in total over the last couple of days were injured for firewor

right now it's gravel, it's for use for the fire department but not immediately developed. and now briefly, then, how did everything get where it got? i'll focus on 3. the first is a design consideration. we felt it was important to create a frontage along carol that is emulated the street frontage that i know is a priority to create that continuous street wall and more than just having buildings, remember i told you there was a split, we put the occupied along carol. so the interface is primarily occupied buildings and creates that street wall so. that was one location, that drove a lot of that function. the second is to mitigate any of the training activities, the active life fire buildings and training activities to give some distance between nem and the residents to mitigate any potential. this is a huge site so that's pretty far away when you put it in the northwest corner so. that puts the nair jo village up dwards the northwest. and there was a second consideration. and then the third wup, it became much of a factor. so you'll remember the historic shoreline, it turn

so the san francisco fire department, they've been using these masks at the scene of fires. inhaled smoke and now they have even more of them, the fire department just got a big donation of 95 extra >>>>oxygen >>masks to ensure that these things are in every responding engine, and today firefighters showed us how they work. >>>>we want to make sure that we have a seal around their snout so that we can make sure that the pet is getting as much oxygen as needed. we commonly get asked on a fire, what if the human is injured? humans come first, pets come second. these masks are available not to the public. these are available for our ems professionals to utilize just as we would utilize any other piece of emergency medical products >live>again, they come in a variety of sizes for cats, dogs and rabbits who have come into contact with a lot of smoke. so 58 of these kits came from a big donation from a member of the spca board and the other 37 of them were paid for through a social media fundraiser. liz, >liz>we love our dogs and cats and rabbits too, so it's great that they >live

joining us in studio. >> after speaking with fire departments and hospitals tonight, jack. well, well, if we include those 2 teenagers injured in berkeley, we can say at the very least. >> 12 people were injured for firework mishaps throughout the bay area. we know of 5 down in the south bay 5, more of them in san francisco. >> the pops and the flashing lights of illegal fireworks from san jose to san francisco something that again happens every single year. mark friends and matt arnold work for the santa clara county fire department, which had a busy day thursday with fires sparking around the south bay. and when they do have to respond to firework injuries, they say the range of injuries is wide. >> you know, fingers being it burned. >> also the face stuff like that. where the fireworks might go. all the men trapped know parks and up in a person's face in san jose, santa clara valley. healthcare tells us 5 people in total over the last couple of days were injured for fireworks. >> and in san francisco, the department of public health tells us 5 people as well. and the san

and we understand things have been quite busy for the fire department. the fire and they us through just how many college you guys got last night. >> it was a an extremely busy we're still tallying up all of the numbers. but we know that we have more than 1000 calls into our dispatch with more than 300 different incidents that we were dispatched to. and now that we know that there is about 16 full vegetation fires as well as about 90 exterior fires. and we're still kind of compiling data about actual structure fires as well. so it extremely busy night for us. >> 1000 emergency calls related to fires. that is just incredible. man. how does that stack to previous years? >> we can expect the 4th of july to be a busy time for and then compiled with the high heat that we're experiencing right now. we can expect that we're going to be a experiences with high call volume. and because of that, we make sure that we increased our staffing we partnered with our neighboring agencies to make sure that we had enough people available to try to address the high call vol

and the san francisco fire department tells us 2 of those injured last appendages. >> for these first responders, even small fireworks can you in just a little sparklers. >> those can get intensely hot next week at a person's clothes on fire and cause catastrophic brain injuries. i think the biggest takeaway that i would suggest and even apply this to my own family is leave it to the professionals and with a heat wave continuing to roll through parts of the bay area. franzen arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks. >> and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen year after year. i you know, people reckon some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available for people in past. >> after the 4th of july, we reached out to more than a dozen agencies. police stations. >> fire departments and hospitals to find out how many people were injured from 4th of july firework. injuries. we only heard back from a few by the time of this report. so we can assume

the alameda county fire department sharing this video. showing fireworks used improperly. it could start a wildfire in just a matter of seconds. >> use all the state fire. marshal fireworks. make sure you read the directions. never use fireworks around dry grass of flammable materials. and please have a bucket of water house nearby. >> officials also say that parents are going to be held accountable for any damage caused by their children. stay with kron 4 on air and online for your weather. updates can scan the qr code on your screen to be directed to the weather page on our website, you'll find the 7 day forecast current conditions and a lot more. that's kron. 4 dot com. for your local election headquarters. governor newsom and democrats are launching a last-minute effort to qualify their own. the public safety ballot measure this just weeks after major retailers and >> law enforcement groups announced today qualified a ballot measure aimed at fighting the fentanyl epidemic and retail that capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> common sense measure. that's how d

this 4th of july. >> the alameda county fire department warning wildfires can start in a matter of seconds when fireworks are used improperly, they showed this video of what could go wrong. >> use all the state fire. marshal fireworks. make sure you read the directions. never use fireworks around dry grass of flammable materials. and please have a bucket of water house nearby. >> officials also tell us that parents will be held accountable for any damage that's caused by their kids. >> with these triple digit temperatures, it's not only you, but also your pets in the marin, humane society. it's going to have animal control officers on patrol this week looking for animals in distress because of the high temperatures are kron four's. rob nesbitt reports now on what you can do to help keep your furry friends safe. >> if you think you're uncomfortable in the heat, just imagine how your pets with for feel. >> it's why are inhumane. nancy mckinney is sending out a reminder to never leave your pet in a car unattended on a hot day or even a little bit of shade. that car is going to become an oven

the fire department told us they rushed to a building on mission street on 19th when they got there the 15-month-old child was in its mother's arms and was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no update yet on how the child is doing tonight. >>> a homeless person died because of the heat. it was an avoidable tragedy but did not elaborate on the person or how or where they died. he wrote the city is working to create enough shelter for everyone. san jose will keep the cooling centers open through july 9th. >>> the portable ac units were cleared out on story road in home depot and we spotted a dog with its own fan and a wet washcloth. a stroller like that is a great idea to avoid paw barns and we saw people with the towel trick. >> stay in the shade or throw a wet towel over my neck to stay cool. probably go swim figure i can at my brother's place. >> right now, with the power grid strained, 3,000 pg&e customers are in the dark. the bulk have been in the south bay. they spent most of the day trying to restore power in the east bay from last night's outages, we met a man

now, will there be any special training provided for pet rescues for the fire department using theseug and play, the trick is really just to get the masks on the animals, get them breathing. the oxygen as quickly as possible. and, the rest is really just timeliness and getting them in for care. >> i'm sure this is very reassuring. like i said, so many pet owners, i believe it's more pets than children in san francisco. yes. so that's we love our animals here. >> most people consider them family. >> that's amazing. are there any plans to expand this program beyond the 95 mask kits? will there be more kits eventually? >> as far as i know, this takes care of the need for the city at this point. but, depending upon the success may be more in the future. >> that's amazing. well, thank you, jenna, for joining us. and this is jenna valdez from spca san francisco. thank you again for your time. >> thanks so much for having me. have a good day. >> all right. let's turn back now to our weather here in the bay area. a beautiful shot here. i believe we're showing the south bay. i believe looking

, the fire department has kept them as is the mechanized lifts used for small watercrafts stopped workingo be caused by the corrosion effect of salt air, something that perhaps should have been foreseen given that over time, corrosion becomes a problem along the embarcadero, but with regard to the lifts, dpw told us the construction team brought in specialty marine engineers who made recommendations on the equipment. the equipment is under warranty. the report mentions two other fairly new buildings fire station 49 and the police department, traffic company and forensic services division. they two went over budget and have reported some structural problems. the question is, can't they anticipate some of these things? >> the jury believes that they can. that's what the city auditor should be looking into and seeing if those judgments turned out to be good. >> dpw has 90 days to respond to the grand jury's report, but decided to address some of these findings now, to say that projects are not delivered on time or on budget is unfair. >> we deliver a lot of projects on time and on budget. th

. >> and that was paul lowenthal, who is a division chief with the santa rosa fire department.ornia later this year, but with this year's rain came a lot of growth and that vegetation has quickly dried out. plus, this week we are expecting triple digit conditions in parts of the bay area fire officials are also saying that illegal fireworks and also those safe and sane fireworks pose a major threat. this week live in dublin, lena howland abc seven news you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay area app. >> it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. you can download that app now wherever you stream. >> abc seven news bay area on the peninsula, people were out buying fireworks in pacifica ahead of the holiday. this is one of the few places in the bay area where you can legally purchase them. san bruno, dublin, union city and gilroy also legally sell these so-called safe and sane fireworks. so far, sales in pacifica are going strong. >> our biggest sales right now is the atomic salsa we

. >> and that was paul lowenthal, who is a division chief with the santa rosa fire department. he told us fire season traditionally hits california later in the year, but with this year's rain came a lot of growth, and that vegetation has quickly dried out. plus, this week we are expecting triple digit conditions. fire officials are also saying that illegal fireworks and even those safe and sane fireworks pose a huge risk. this week live in dublin, lena howland abc seven news thank you lena on the peninsula, people were out buying fireworks in pacifica ahead of the holiday. >> this is one of the few places in the bay area where you can legally purchase them. san bruno, dublin, union city and gilroy also legally sell so-called safe and sane fireworks. so far, sales in pacifica are strong. >> our biggest sales right now is the atomic salsa we have. these have been going off the shelves, flying off the shelves. i've had to restock them like four times already. >> the sale was an annual fundraiser for the pacifica sirens girls softball league. fire officials are urging people who b

oh, we are so grateful that the fire department visited us. these are local dollars. this is not chicago fire. they got their names on the back of the jacket. but then they put the name on and they spelled it wrong. if we are going to be prop, let's at least get it right. >> i am trying to organize that chaos in my mind. i think the closest i can come to is three buckets. one was the faux populist message that he kept coming back to, where he does not seem to understand the basics on inflation, but he did understand it would be popular with the general election electorate. there was a lot in there about immigration. there were, i think was alarming, if you were paying attention to it, there were shades of the manifesto from the el paso massacre. a lot of that language being repurposed about a new nation. there were more than 20 people who died that day because of that rhetoric. another was all of this talk about america on the world stage. when donald trump embarrassed america on the world stage, he had his own vice president, when you have two secretaries of defense,

. >> the only thing that works is when you call 911 to ask for the fire department. they trust us and we take that responsibility seriously. >> reporter: the endorsement of this union holds weight in a town like san francisco, where the high cost of living has forced dozens of firefighters to commute from towns miles away. an issue, candidate and nonprofit executive daniel lori promised to correct. >> you will take care of us during our darkest moments. you come when called, and we should be providing for you. >> reporter: it is also the first responders who come face-to-face with some of the city's most severe issues. the top office london breed, and former mayor mark ferrell both committed to crackdown on homelessness. >> effective august, we will be very effective in moving encampments, which may even include criminal penalties. >> as mayor i will be aggressive. we will work to get tendon cameras off the streets every day i am in office to make sure that your lives as firefighters every single day, once again, can focus on fighting fires. >> reporter: city supers

, the fire department has kept them as is the mechanized lifts used for small watercrafts stopped workingo be caused by the corrosion effect of salt air, something that perhaps should have been foreseen given that over time, corrosion becomes a problem along the embarcadero. but with regard to the lifts, dpw told us the construction team brought in specialty marine engineers who made recommendations on the equipment. the equipment is under warranty. the report mentions two other fairly new buildings fire station 49 and the police department, traffic company and forensic services division. they two went over budget and have reported some structural problems. the question is, can't they anticipate some of these things? >> the jury believes that they can. that's what the city auditor should be looking into and seeing if those judgments turned out to be good. >> dpw has 90 days to respond to the grand jury's report, but decided to address some of these findings now, to say that projects are not delivered on time or on budget is unfair. >> we deliver a lot of projects on time and on budget. th

zach, i heard that every fire engine with the chico fire department was being used to attack this fireive this is. when it comes to the air attack. i'm curious. and i know you've only been up there just a few hours, but has it been very aggressive when it comes to the air attack, the choppers and the air tankers? >> yeah, quite aggressive, in fact, just off in the distance right now, you might be able to see one of those choppers overhead. i'm told there are six choppers right now fighting this. and three of those choppers from last night were the, the choppers with the night capabilities. so they're doing certainly everything they can right now. and i know that, surrounding fire departments are also heading up here, right way up here. we saw sonoma county also sending a fleet of fire engines here to assist. >> yeah, but there is just that bit of good news, zach, that you mentioned at the at the top of your report, which is that it is now moving away from chico. >> yes. that is our understanding. and to a less a less populated area, obviously, though, there are still some structures in

that was just one of many fires on a busy night for san jose's fire department. neighbors got up on their roofs last night after the city's fireworks show, spraying down the hillside to protect their homes. one neighbor tells us she loaded up her two cats and her other belongings into her car, ready to evacuate as the flames came within 40ft of her house, she says. fortunately, the flames were put out quickly by san jose fire and cal fire crews. it was just chaotic. we had all of the cars, just total cars parked everywhere, all along all the streets and everything. and then we had all these fire trucks coming, and we also heard from the fire department about the spot fires that went off during the fireworks show in east san jose at cunningham lake park. they say it is unclear if the fireworks from the city's show are responsible for starting those small spot fires, because there were illegal fireworks also going off around there at the same time. well, working together to keep fires at bay, several contra costa county neighborhoods sprung into action last night a

we pride ourselves on the traditional fire department in the sense we still use brass fittings, wooden latters, surrounded by three sides of water so all risk fire department. you can go downtown busy high-rise, out to the coast for surf rescue. we have a mix of everything and we all have to be well-rounded firefighters and that is our entire job to make sure that we are profeshant. >> as we train our roles will be to evaluate along the way. the role we have is to get them ready for fire house culture. to be a firefighter requires a fair amount of discipline. you have to understand the rules of the game. understand how to behave, how to appear, how to interact wi one of my roles is to make sure the recruits understand that and adhere to the codes of conduct and behavior the department lays out. >> okay, today is monday. the monday after my first big week of testing. two double day testing thursday and friday. we had to do a ems skill, take a written test and 8 different fire suppression manipulatives. we got our report card back today and if you can't tell by the way i'm smiling now, i

fire officials tell us that no structures are threatened in that fire. a fire fighters heading to butte county, the trying to help respond to the thomas fire. the fire department posted on social media. they are sending 18 firefighters, one supervisor and 5 trucks. thompson fiber about yesterday morning in oroville and exploded to more than 2900 acres. more than 13,000 people have been told to evacuate. 2 motorcycle police officers recovering it. samaras is a general hospital after they were struck by a car in a head-on crash for sarah stinson. has that story. >> the 2 motorcycle officers injured in the crash are being treated here at sf general hospital. the police officers association says one of them is in critical condition. we've seen officers stopping by here nonstop to show their support. police chief bill scott visited san francisco general hospital tuesday night where 2 of his motorcycle officers are being treated after being struck by a car. department is like a close-knit family. so when somebody gets injured, particularly something this serio

big plans for, so it's a huge loss for us members of the oakland fire department and firefighters from many other agencies all coming together for a memorial service for kaiden lapin, the firefighter who drowned while off duty in san diego. >> ktvu henry lee is in studio now with a look at the service for him, as well as his family legacy in oakland. fire. >> yeah, mike and garcia, it doesn't matter where you work in the fire service. everyone is family. and so today, kaiden levin's loved ones and extended family pay their final respects. >> to detail personnel preset on firefighters from across the region paid their respects wednesday to honor fallen oakland firefighter kaiden laffin, a giant american flag hung between two oakland ladder trucks to greet those who came to the uss hornet in alameda for a final sendoff. >> a procession escorted laffan's casket from chapel of the chimes funeral home in oakland through downtown and to alameda. firefighters from other agencies helped staff oakland fire stations to allow their brothers and sisters to grieve, laugh and drown. two weeks ago, w

the fire broke out as a high rise department store in the city of gong. the center was undergoing construction back at the time of the place. officials say they are investigating the phone, whichever you need us from pacific island countries have released statement projecting code. amy, you need not full of times to change the status, go by the site or use a force encore. they made the comments while attending a summit in japan. it comes as china's influence in the pacific has grown substantially in recent years. geography and commission present also off on the line has said your up to date as must address feelings of uncertainty during show stability across the european union funded line made the remarks into streams to the autopay parliament before any piece vote. and whether to give, had a 2nd time in office. she said people were deeply concerned about the cost of living environment and issues and the prospect of the war on making the next week. and was heading out for the program for the next 5 years. she also talked on getting 5 minutes to a big to h

now the fire department is investigating two possible causes.be a homeless encampment on the back side, the side with aquatic park, where someone might have started a vegetation fire that spread into the building. they're also looking at the possibility of an electrical fire, as there was a power line down during this fire fight. well, power line did drop and that was one of the hazards in the beginning. our crews had to navigate their way around that power line. we quickly taped it off that power line also started the van that it fell onto on fire. so we had that as an additional distraction. pg&e tells us our berkeley fire tells us pg&e was pretty quick and de-energizing that line. as a result, we believe some of the businesses around here might be without power. also no injuries. they did briefly go to a third alarm for backup, but then went back down to a two alarm when the decision was made to go on the defensive reporting live here in berkeley, bob redell. today in the bay. commissioner, thank you very much, bob. new tensions this morning

using items that cal fire the san francisco fire department and fema recommend. start with a paper map to evacuate because if the power goes out, cellular gps might not work. you might want to consider setting a predetermined meeting point for your family and printed directions to get there, especially if there are new drivers in your family. pack medicine for at least a few days. include some clothing and shoes. comfortable layers would be ideal. you'll want phone chargers, car charger, wall charger, maybe even a battery backup. pack some cash because credit card readers and atms might go down. consider a radio, a flashlight, and batteries. add toiletries, plus some nonperishable food and water. remember your pets. conrad here has his own go bag, which has some food, some water, some medicine and toys to keep him occupied. so what else should we add? a first aid kit and a blanket. so should someone be injured in your family that you have some immediate way to give them some care? keeping some important paperwork is important too, like photocopies of your id as w

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department on how the invention could be used, especially during a real life fire. >> our gear, as it is, is already hot. it's been an early start to the fire season, so a product like that would be a massive benefit to us out in these fires. >> the invention has other applications like keeping agricultural workers cool on the job and warm in winter months. >> there's nothing stopping us from getting this out in the shelves. >> one day the device could be available to all, but for now, this class has a very proud teacher. >> they are so amazing. >> i would cry if i wasn't on tv. right now they're just incredible. they work so hard in calistoga. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> that is so clever. yeah, good for them. we could use that now. i'm kidding. >> yeah, a lot of people, especially inland, right. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest on the heat wave. sandy. yeah. >> tomorrow's a final day of this heat wave. okay, dan and julian, let me show you a live picture. right now, and i will show you what it looks like from our emeryville camera. it's a little

again, the fire department was able to save that business.ire department here in berkeley is investigating two possible causes. one, there might have been a homeless encampment on the back side where someone might have started a vegetation fire that spread into the building. also, looking at the possibility of an electrical fire, as there was a power line down during this fire fight. well, power line did drop and that was one of the hazards in the beginning. our crews had to navigate their way around that power line. we quickly taped it off that power line also started the van that it fell onto on fire. so we had that as an additional distraction. the berkeley fire did call out pg&e, which did de-energize that power line as a result, there was about 60 customers without power in this part of berkeley, again mostly businesses. if not all. no injuries. they did briefly. the fire department go to a third alarm for backup, but they went back down to a two alarm. once they decided to go on the defensive. so again, you've got two attached warehouse

chief for the buffalo township fire department. witnesses say he used his body as a shield to protect his wife and daughter from the bullets. and yesterday, fire crews honor his memory. stay with us. it's just hard to believe how it happened. what happened? >> happen a kind man. this was the last thing we deserve. the man. my thing i here and here. >> that's here on kron 4, the for the latest on this assassination attempts scan the qr code on your screen to be directed to our website. that's where you can find the latest details. it's all on kron. 4 dot com. and former president trump, we understand has made his decision for his vice presidential pick. this is according to a person familiar with this thinking who spoke with the associated press. trump's pick is expected to appear at the rnc this afternoon. we hear the florida senator marco rubio and north dakota governor doug burgum have been informed that they are not the former president's vice presidential picks. so that now leaves ohio senator jd vance as the only known candida

department on how the invention could be used, especially during a real life fire. >> our gear, as itady hot. it's been an early start to the fire season, so a product like that would be a massive benefit to us out in these fires. >> the invention has other applications like keeping agricultural workers cool on the job and warm in winter months. >> there's nothing stopping us from getting this out in the shelves. >> one day the device could be available to all, but for now, this class has a very proud teacher. >> they are so amazing. i would cry if i wasn't on tv. right now they're just incredible. they work so hard and calistoga, cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> that's amazing. come on kids, innovate 100 yesterday or thereabouts in calistoga. >> so yeah, that's great for them. smart kids and yeah, wonderful firefighters. good morning everybody. we are looking at some subtropical moisture that it's in southern california. it will perhaps bring some dry lightning to the sierra nevada. few clouds for us. more so into saturday. and it links up with another system to the north that wil

imagine the fire department using off-road vehicles to bring your neighbors to the hospital.ken by so-called asylum-seekers. imagine being treated a second-class citizen as chaos and crime overwhelm your streets. i don't have to imagine this. i've watched it with my own eyes. i've seen my town suffer because biden and harris want to continue. no amount of suffering has changed their minds or convince them to finally put americans first. let that sink in. the drug crime and violence. biden inherent satisfied -- they've done nothing to stop it and everything to make it worse. they've never set foot on my border town. four years ago, presidents who believed in borders and we have a president who traveled all the way to san luis. we had a president who cared and we can have that resident again. we must reelect president trump to close the border and stop the drugs from pouring in. we must reelect president trump to deport a violent gang members instead of coddling them. we must reelect president trump to put our citizens first and make america strong again. most latinos -- los la

. >> one of the only things in the city that works is when you call 911 to ask for the fire department. they trust us and we take that responsibility very seriously. >> reporter: the endorsement of this union holds weight in a town like san francisco where high cost of living has forced dozens of firefighters to commute from towns miles away an issue this candidate and nonprofit executive vowed to correct. >> you all take care of us during our darkest moments. you come when called. we should be providing for you. >> reporter: it's also the first responders who come face to face with some of the city's most severe issues. the only two candidates who served in the top office, mayor breed and the former interim mayor committed to crackdown on homelessness. >> effective august, we are going to be very aggressive and assertive in moving encampments which may even include criminal penalties. >> as mayor i will be aggressive. we will work to get tent encampments off the street every day i am in office to be sure your lives as firefighters every day is focused on fighting fires. >> reporter: t

the fire department, everybody was really calm and made us comfortable got us waters. we just got to vegas because the flight was delayed. and, we will see you soon back in the bay. >> and kudos to all of the staff, sfo, great job in handling this really well. thank you. >> boy. we wish them good luck in vegas. thank you moorjani's, we will see you back in the bay area soon. >>> the chairman of the ntsb said the crew followed the protocols for a prompt evacuation. >> you know, i think it is imperative that people get off of the airplane as quickly as they can and as safely as they can and, i want to under score the importance of leaving your luggage behind. >> okay. stake note. there have been 500 cases involving lithium batteries, so far this year. 12 more are pending verification, battery packs are the most common culprit followed by e-cigarettes, cell phones and laptops. >>> in recent years many airlines started carrying bags like this on their planes, designed to hold portable electric devices. the bags are made of fire resistant material and can withstand temperat

his name is corey calm for a tour and he was a former fire chief for the buffalo township fire department. witnesses say he used his own body as a shield to protect his wife and daughter from the bullets. and yesterday fire crews honored him. >> hard to believe how it happened. what happened? happen a kind man. this was the last thing we deserve. the man. my thing i here and here. >> and there was some bay area residents who are in the streets yesterday as well showing their support for donald trump after this assassination. from perfect moment reports on that part of the story from walnut creek. >> well, most of the banners that are posted here along this overpass on highway 24 walnut creek are gone for now. but for most of the people that we're putting up, the banners here on saturday, many of them say it was about expressing their freedom of speech and they're encouraging others to do so as well. there's a lot of conflict about it because some people don't like hearing other people's opinions. >> o well. >> fort lee said does bureau with patriots a contra costa putting some pro-donald

he was a firefighter cory champa tour, former fire chief for the buffalo township fire department. and witnesses say used his body as a shield to protect his wife and daughter from the bullets. yesterday fire crews honored his memory. >> hard to believe how it happened. what happened? what happened? a sense a kind man. this was the last thing we deserve. the man. like things true here. and here. >> some bay area residents were in the street showing their support for former president donald trump after that assassination attempt on for just moment has more from walnut creek. >> well, most of the banners that are posted here along this overpass on highway 24 walnut creek are gone for now. but for most of the people that we're putting up, the banners here on saturday, many of them say it was about expressing their freedom of speech and they're encouraging others to do so as well. there's a lot of conflict about it because some people don't like hearing other people's opinions. >> o well. >> fort lee said does bureau with patriots a contra costa putting some pro-donald trump banners on

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get fireworks. that bills like this one is on july 5th at new in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> and if you can't wait until tonight to the area, cities are going to be having celebrations this morning. alameda is going to be hosting their 4th of july parade at 10:00am. it's going to be the corner of park street lincoln avenue from dance troops, marching bands, even antique cars. a gala been everything on the peninsula. will be having their celebration is morning at 11. that's going to be a frontier land park on yosemite drive. we've got live music, right last till 3 in the afternoon. bay area cities all getting ready to celebrate today and the city of danville getting ready for its annual 4th of july parade couples. michael thomas live in danville ahead of the parade. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. happy 4th of july. you can see behind me. >> already thousands of chairs here in downtown danvi

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get boost like this one is on july 5th avenue in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> can't wait until tonight to bay area cities going to having celebrations this morning. alameda hosting their parade at 10:00am. it's going to be right at the corner of park street and lincoln avenue from dance troops to marching bands, even antique cars. little bit of everything on the peninsula they're going to have their celebration at 11 this morning. that's going to be frontier land park on yosemite drive. they have live music, food games and rides last until 3 in the afternoon. and the best way to say say it is just watch fireworks show at home safely. you can celebrate with us to kron 4. join dan thorn. well bellow as bring you the fireworks shows san francisco, san jose, copper and marin kron four's lie 4th. lot us tonight at 9. still ahead, the proper morning news lawmakers in sacramento battle it out well over how to punish

until the water started to taking over the actual fire department and then they offered us an escortistance you with see the storm surge that is encircling the gas station in front of us. that's really the beginning of the barrier island here in surfside beach. again, beryl already making landfall but we are still being hit by the powerful right side of the storm with 90-plus mile-per-hour winds. and then the storm surge only getting deeper. in fact, high tide is not for another two hours. so the water level is only continuing to rise. this is the safest position that we can find at the base of the bridge. keeping us out of the water and at least somewhat protecting us from the winds. as i look up towards the power lines, you will notice a little bit of a flicker. they are sparking and we do have lines that are drifting from that power pole. so conditions they are tough. there is a mandatory evacuation for this barrier island. there we go with another power pop as well. the power has been on and off. so, steve, we're going to continue to shelter in place inside the vehicle. but once

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get fireworks. that bills like this one is on july avenue in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> well, in the east bay, the city of danville, they're getting ready for the annual 4th of july parade congress. michael thomas live in danville ahead of the parade with a look at all the festivities and his american flag. good morning, michael. >> yes, good morning, everyone. happy 4th of july. it's bright. it's early. the weather's good. not too hot quite yet. we're in downtown danville. take a look. let's pan the camera this way. you can see thousands of people are already out here this morning really getting ready and getting set up for this parade. it's taking place on hartz avenue. we're talking about thousands of people. if we can have our photojournalist turn that we want to show you the beginning of the parade there already set up for that. they're on the other side right over our volunteer or volunteer. there we g

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get fireworks. that bills like this one is on july 5th at new in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> well, the best way to stay safe. this 4th of july is to celebrate with kron 4 and also on your screen right now. if you can't wait until tonight, there are a number of areas cities that have celebrations this morning. alameda is hosting their 4th of july parade right now. that will be at the corner of park street and lincoln avenue dance troupes. they've got a marching band at t cars. little bit of everything. and then on the peninsula coastline, pacifica is having their celebration this morning at 11 o'clock. and that's going to be at the frontier land park on yosemite drive. they're going to have live music, food games rides the whole thing it will last until 3 o'clock this afternoon. but of course, as i mentioned a moment ago, if you want the safest way to enjoy fireworks and see them from all over the bay. just tu

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get fireworks. that bills like this one is on july avenue in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> and the nation's longest 4th of july parade is back for another year drawing more than 60,000 spectators. >> copper's gayle ong joins us live from the scene with a look at the patriotic fun that's unfolding out there. and gail looks like a beautiful day. >> yes, the weather is a very nice out here in alameda. we have a nice breeze last check and wear in the upper 70's. so i'll take that over the 100 degree plus weather. i was working in yesterday, but a very fun parade today. thousands lined park street. we want to show you video. the parade just wrapped up in the last half hour. and you bet it was full of red, white and blue. lots of fun floats that people set their lawn chairs that as early as last night. >> and people course lined up early this morning as early as 08:00am. it was just a fun time. but 3 long mile parade

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get boost like this one is on july 5th avenue in dublin. let's get in proper news. >> 807, is the time in san francisco, a 15 month-old babies in the hospital this morning with life-threatening injuries after falling out of a window. it happened at an apartment building in the mission district and kron four's. sara stinson has the story. >> people who live in this mission district apartment building say it's like a close knit community. so many are devastated and hoping the baby survives. >> i just think it's tragic and i think that accident to happen on a very hot people who live in this san francisco apartment their neighbors, one year-old baby, fell from a second story window. just pretty panic stricken mother was very and we were all of fire crews got the call just after 4 wednesday afternoon and responded to a home on mission and 19th streets. when firefighters and paramedics arrived, they found approximately 15

and also our reserves will available in the fire department is asking for everyone's help to make sure they are responsible when using these fireworks and the last day to get fireworks. that bills like this one is on july 5th at new in dublin. let's get in proper news. well, the best way to stay safe on this 4th of july is just to celebrate with us here at kron 4. >> we've got dan thorn in the well bellow set to bring you the fireworks shows from not just san francisco, but san jose are in all parts of the bay. you catch right here during our 4th of july special, which airs tonight at 09:00pm. again, right here on breaking news overnight. look at this. a large fire broke out in concord. this is video from the citizen app. khan fire says it's all started about midnight when a building caught fire. it was in the area right near willow pass road and dimond boulevard. nobody reported hurt in this, though. that's some good news. meanwhile, at the intersection of folsom in 12 street in san francisco, it's now reopened after a garage fire shut it down earlier this morning. san francisco fire

they talked about the biggest issues plaguing the city and the fire department, including public safety, open air drug use and homelessness. tent encampments are against the law, and we have the ability to enforce it without offering shelter, because many of the people you see on the streets, they've been offered shelter, and a lot of them have refused. and whether it's voluntarily or involuntarily through every legal means possible, let's work to get them off the streets into shelter, connect them with services, save their lives as mayor, i would put a satellite office. i would move my office into the tenderloin in the police station. i would be on the ground where it's happening on a daily basis with you to make sure the resources are there. i no longer want our firefighters and our police officers being our homeless outreach workers and our mental health counselors. i want trained clinicians going out and pulling people in to a 24/7 crisis center. i am the person who can get things done and solve those problems. and anybody who tells you on this stage that they're going to solve it i

. >> reporter: becoming a certified autism center allows the fire department to learn best practices gives us a better understanding of how to cope with that with them and approach them correctly, without any type of violence or not understanding what they're thinking or doing. >> reporter: through a two-hour course they learn different risk factors and way to communicate with someone with autism. >> everyone is different. everyone with autism is different. to be able to communicate with them, with dignity and to be able to be empathetic is the biggest thing. >> reporter: and some who took the course learned something new. >> i didn't understand or i didn't really recognize the statistics of autism, the one in 36 of the children and stuff like that. i didn't understand that. i didn't understand the symptoms that autistic children have. different hand motions, different silence behavior, not wanting to talk when they're in that stage. and it gives us a better understanding of how to approach them. how to talk to them and understand them. >> reporter: with these certificates, the fire

. >> and this photo posted by the fire department, you can see just how steep the terrain is in that area. the call came in around 1030. this morning. crews were able to use a number of ropes to plhe hky to safety. just about 30 minutes later, the fire department says dogs should always be leashed while being walked near the coastal trails. >> new at 11 san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured last night. this video comes to us from citizen app. officers were called to 41st avenue near irving street just after 11 p.m. they found the victim lying in the street. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. so far, no arrests. anyone with information is asked to call sfpd. a man accused of pushing a woman into an oncoming bart train, killing her, is set to be arraigned tomorrow. he was originally supposed to be arraigned last friday. trevor belmont is facing a murder charge accused of shoving 76 year old corazon dondon into the path of the train july first. she fell back onto the platform and was taken to an area hospital, where she was later