good good morning and thanks for joining us for the kron 4 morning news.im lydia pantazes. lets start this morning with a check on weather and traffic. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay

area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. week. into early next

potentially persist friday and averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. week. (lydia)after last night's big 4th of july celebration... the california highway patrol cracked down on drunk drivers. kron 4's ali reid went on a ride with the chp in san francisco and has the story. i think a lot of drivers are aware that on any holiday ... including today ... c-h-p is out in full force.yet there were still people speeding and driving under the influence.pkg continue to the corner .. continueit was a busy day for the california highway patrol.

we're looking for those distracted drivers, going above the speed limit. anything where there may be potential for someone on the road under the influenceit wasn't hard to spot this gmc truck speeding right by us ... not only were they speeding at quite a high speed on the bride, but also following closely to the vehicle ahead of them. so should there be a reason that car needs to stop, there's going to be a collision and that's what we're trying to prevent.after getting to a safe location to pull over, officer ashley merchant conducted a series of tests, including a breathalyzer. in the end, she took it easy on the driver. here's the deal. i'm gonna give you a warning on your speeding today. you really need to slow down tho. we want you to get to your destination safelyall 9 chp divisions in the bay area are conducting maximum enforcement. and there have been a number of d-u-i arrests. during our run, we spotted another driver going way over the limit.she said 88, i didn't realize i was going that fast. i was behind a car.unfortunately for him, he left with a citation.also your registration is expired. you need to get that taken care of.standupc-h-p is out looking for drivers under the influence of alcohol or marijuana ... or a combination of both. so far tonight thety've had six arrests in san francisco ...(q: will enforcement end after tonight ) seeing that july 4th happens to be in the middle of the week, maximum enforcement will continue through the weekend and end on sunday.reporting live from san francisco ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (lydia)in the east bay... law enforcement used a high-tech

computer system to track down people using illegal fireworks. the computer system uses microphones system uses news.reid ... kron 4 francisco ... ali from san francisco ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (lydia)in the east bay... law enforcement used a high-tech computer system to track down people using illegal fireworks. the computer system uses microphones to locate where the sound of fireworks is coming from. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story nats/shot spotteryou are listing to the sound of illegal fireworks corded using san pablo police department's shot spotter gun shot detection system. it can distinguish the difference between the sound of a gun and fireworks.sot

spotter"> lt. brain bubar says san pablo police will be using shotspotter to crack down on illegal fireworks during the 4th of july holidaysothe says fireworks are not only illegal in san pablo, they are against the law throughout contra costa countysot nats/shot spotterin san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news (lydia) new this morning... caltrans says a stretch of highway 1 -- closed for more than a year because of a mudslide -- will reopen on july 20th. that's almost 2 months ahead of

schedule. a quarter-mile of road was lost in the may 2017 landslide... it also created 24-hundred feet of new shoreline. (lydia)wildfires have continued to strengthen across the west -- with a couple especially large fires burning in california and colorado. at times, the weather has made the fires unpredictable. reporter andrew spencer has the latest. strong winds whipped up the lake christine fire, burning in basalt, colorado -- northwest of aspen.the fire grew quickly wednesday. evacuation orders came in for people to leave immediately; no time to pack.evacuee: "it's scary, because i no have a chance to take anything." evacuee: "of course we were scared, right? but we have our pets, we have our kids, and... we're... we're going."with erratic winds making predictions difficult, the eagle county sheriff's office said residents who feel unsafe should leave -- and not wait for evacuation ordersthere's also a lot of uncertainty surrounding the spring creek fire in southern colorado -- as evacuees wait to find out

when they'll be able to get back home, and whether their homes will still be standing. the spring creek fire is now the third-largest wildfire in state history......as of midnight, it was still only five-percent contained -- having burned more than 95- thousand-acres.in california, the county fire has burned almost as much land -- having scorched more than 86-thousand acres across the napa and yolo counties as of wednesday night. sharon farnham, lives in guinda, ca: "my house has never been a mile away from burning up, so yeah. pretty scary."right now, dozens of wildfires are burning across the west, and more than 13- thousand firefighters and support staff are doing what they can to try and contain them.i'm andrew spencer, reporting (lydia)and in the north bay... the pawnee fire is now 90 percent contained. it has burned 15-thousand acres. and all evacuation orders have been lifted. (lydia)relatives of the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire, are filing new lawsuits. they claim others, beyond the two defendants in the case, are also responsible for the

deaths of 36 people. the families are suing the city of oakland, the building's owner ... and p-g-and-e, alleging issues with the building's inspections and maintenance. earlier this week, derick almena and max harris... pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. almena could be sentenced to nine years in prison .. while harris faces six years. some relatives believe the plea agreements were not tough enough. in the south bay.... police are still looking for one of three people accused of stealing ten- thousand dollars in bitcoin currency. police say three people stole a computer from a home on fourth street with 10-thousand dollars worth of the cryptocurreny. santa clara police have identified two suspects as 18 year old yessica barajas of san jose and 24 yaer old welbar quintanilla of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third suspect or the missing computer. (lydia) police in san francisco arrest a man carrying this gun into the civic center bart station. police say the gun was loaded

with an illegal, high capacity magazine. the man who was carrying it was from san leandro and was prohibited from carrying an gun because of his criminal history. (lydia)a stockton family is trying to warn others about an underwater danger... hidden in the california delta. a beloved father died... after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. jennifer mcgraw has the story. it was supposed to be a day of fun.. boating in the delta.but for carlos tovar's family, it took a tragic turn.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "now wonderful man is dead, he apparently got caught in an irrigation pipe running water out of the delta."his family's attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "they couldn't free carlos and he drowned right before their eyes despite their efforts."investigators say it appears the man was held under by a pipe similar to this.it's used to pump water to crops.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept."it's the first

one that i've personally heard of."sgt. darren epperson says pipes like these are scattered throughout the delta.it's one of the many dangers boaters can encounter.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept.:"you can see it's an oddball man-made shape going up at an angle on the banks, so you know that's a pipe and it doesn't matter if the pipe is pushing water out or pulling it in. it's a danger to you either way, so you just need to stay away from it."jennifer mcgraw/stockton, ca: "the attorney tells me he doesn't know who the pipe belongs to, but people around here say they're often owned by individual farmers."douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "right now we have more questions than answers."the tovar's can't understand why there's no protection around the pipes.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept.: "the safeguards are for the system, not necessarily to stop people from going in, the only thing they have on the front of them is a grate or a crossbar." douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "we intend to do a full and complete investigation."and with thousands more expected on the waterway this week -- deputies say boaters need to be aware of all the underlying dangers. (lydia)that was jennifer mcgraw reporting. the tovars have set up a go-fund-me page to help cover expenses. no word on whether charges will be filed in the case. (lydia)in world news...the

growing urgency to rescue a dozen boys and their football coach from a flooded cave continues in thailand. heavy rains in the forecast could potentially raise the flood levels in the cave... leaving the boys trapped for months underground, until the monsoon season is over. now... the search has started in the hills above the cave for air vents or openings which lead directly to the boys. if they don't find a passageway... authorities are planning for the boys to use special scuba gear and swim out one by one... accompanied by a navy diver. (lydia)coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... one protester goes to dramatic heights on one of the nations' most iconic symbols... in order to make a point. details on what happened at the statue of liberty. (lydia)plus... a protest outside san francisco's ice office ... is well into its 4th day now. the changes activists want to see made... before they leave. (lydia)and... president trump narrows his list of supreme court nominees... and he may make a decision

(robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪

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temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. (lydia)animal rights activists

(lydia)animal rights activists crashed a free block party in oakland today as people were celebrating the fourth of july. about 60 protesters showed up with fake butcher knives and fake blood spattered on their shirts .... they call bar-b-quing - "violence against animals". despite the disturbance... everything went as planned. kron 4's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe)nats- "you guys

enjoy yourself -- nats- "you guys enjoy yourself -- we're gonna be here all day, okay." the warm weather and clear blue skies made for a perfect afternoon at jack london square in oakland.eric jackson/visitor- "just doing some cultural stuff., out here, you know, just being apart of the community." families looking for a peaceful place to celebrate independence day enjoyed the good food, live music and entertainment. the pets were dressed up too.gerri hofstetter/mother- "the culture of oakland we love and we want to support local businesses and so we come out and have fun and wear wakanda makeup and celebrate oakland." local merchants appreciate the support.piwai magaya/mercha nt- "the fourth means independence, and um, i'm an immigrant. so, its wondeful to be a part of, you know, a free country, free, i mean, this, there's a lot to be appreciative of."gerri hosfstetter/mother- "we want to really celebrate our freedoms. our freedoms to say no, what's going on in the governments not ok. and, that we can be individuals and you know, really celebrate freedom, and so that's what we're celebrating today. not necessarily the history on the us, but actually our ability to resist." event organizers say some 10- thousand people showed up for the block party. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (lydia)a stunning twist to an

independence day protest. a woman who scaled one of new york's most iconic landmarks, is in police custody. the arrest comes after spending nearly three hours at the feet of the statue of liberty. john lorinc has the story. a protester spent her independence day 150 feet above ground... at the feet of lady liberty.tiana smith / witness: "and then we looked up and at the bottom we were looking up where the green people meets the cement part of the statue, and at first we thought it was a man but i learned it was a lady, and she was waving her shirt, waving her hand."the woman spent hours hugging the statue's copper robes...finally settling into a crevice under her sandal.the demonstrators gathered on liberty island to protest the separation of migrant families.an event organizer said the woman's climb was not a planned part of the protest.authorities tried to talk the woman down. she refused -- telling police she wouldn't come down until quote, "all the children are released."detective brian

glackin / nypd: "it was a really tactical rescue just beacue of the slopes up there. i mean, it wasnt a flat surface, there was nothing for chris and i to grab onto." liberty park was quickly evacuated.drisela sunday / witness: "i could see the helicopters and knew something was going on."the new york police department used a harness and ropes to bring her down.detective brian glackin / nypd: "i think the turning point was that we had a good rapport with her, we got her, and she couldn't go any further. i think she realized her time was up up there."she was taken into custody about three hours after the ordeal began.i'm john lorinc reporting. --mandatory tag-- sources have identified the climber as therese patricia okoumou.charges of disorderly interfering with government functions -- but charges could be dropped when charged. (lydia)the department of health and human services says it may be able to reunite immigrant children with their parents faster... if lawmakers would stop visiting detention facilities. h-h-s assistant secretary for legislation matthew bassett... claims officials have spent 500 hours facilitating congressional visits. bassett says these hours would have otherwise been spent helping children in custody. president trump signed an executive order last month that stops border officials

from separating children from families. however, many who were separated before the change in policy have not been reunited. lawmakers including house minority leader nancy pelosi say congressional oversight is critical. her office says there is no evidence the trump administration has a plan to reunite children even after a federal judge ordered an immediate start to the process. (lydia)president trump will make his supreme court replacment decision either today or tomorrow. he plans to share it with a small circle of officials. cnn's jeff zeleny explains how it will happen. president trump is only hours away from finalizing his choice for the supreme court. president donald trump"i've spent the last 3 days interviewing and thinking about supreme court justices. it's such an important decision."tonight, cnn has learned the president is poised to make his decision thursday or friday. the pick will be a highly-guarded secret until an announcement monday.with the name included on a list with one or two other finalists so aides in a new white house war room can

spend the weekend gearing up for the confirmation fight.the president leaving the white house on this federal holiday today, spending four hours at his golf club in sterling, virginia, but taking calls along the way.at times this week, the president sounding like his mind is already made up. president donald trump"i think you'll be very impressed. these are very talented people, brilliant people, and i think you're going to really love it. like justice gorsuch. we hit a home run there and we're going to hit a home run here."to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy, the white house is following a similar rollout used for justice neil gorsuch, trump's first nominee to the supreme court. president donald trump"please, louise, judge. here they come. here they come." but the question is whether his second nominee will follow in the same ideological mode.the president has interviewed at least seven potential justices, including these federal judges thought to be leading contenders: brett kavanaugh and raymond kethledge, both of whom clerked for justice kennedy. and amy coney barrett and joan

larsen who clerked for the late justice antonin scalia. the president is also said to be considering amul thapar and thomas hardiman, who was runner-up to gorsuch. all candidates are in their 40s or low 50s - a sign the president is intent on leaving a long and lasting legacy.president donald trump"we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that is going to be there for 40 years, 45 years."tonight, the president is also facing another decision -- how long to keep embattled epa administrator scott pruitt in his cabinet.president donald trump "i'm not happy about certain things, i'll be honest."for months, the president has kept pruitt on the job despite more than a dozen investigations and far more controversies over his ethical conduct. but one administration official telling cnn the white house is reaching "a tipping point" on pruitt.yet pruitt is attending the fourth of july picnic at the white house tonight. president donald trump"happy fourth of july to everybody." all this as new details are emerging about the president

openly considering invading venezuela during a meeting last august on diplomatic sanctions to the country.aides urged him against using military force, fearing it would backfire on the u-s. but a day later, the president publicly suggested he was still considering it.president donald trump"we have many options for venezuela. and by the way, i am not going to rule out a military option." tonight, one senior administration official telling cnn the president was simply "thinking out loud" about using force. (lydia)that was jeff zeleny reporting. president trump's pick for the supreme court will almost definitely create a strong conservative majority on the bench. kennedy was a moderate conservative who was considered a swing vote because he often sided with liberal justices. (lydia)still ahead on the kron four morning news... a northern california car crash... ends in an unexpected twist. we explain after the break.

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temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds er the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. (lydia) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. we have the inside scoop on the latest marvel hero to hit the big screen, the next movie for an "x-files" star, and the next role for a three-time oscar winner. here's david

daniel with the hollywood minute. (nat) "i wish i could fight bad guys like you!" (nat)"i seem to mess it up almost every time."when paul rudd returns this weekend in "ant-man and the wasp," his character "scott lang" is still looking for that work- life balance, according to director peyton reed."i've always seen scott lang as the ultimate everyman in the mcu. you know, he's not a billionaire, he's not a super- scientist, he's not a god. he's just like a normal guy who's made some bad decisions in his life, and his goal in this movie is similar to the first movie. he, he wants to be a good dad to his daughter, and he loves being a hero but that suit has really only complicated his life.""when i was a kid, i saw something: these lights, outside. it wasn't a drone. the guy on tv was lying.""you don't automatically "you don't automatically jump to the most extreme explanations."the truth is up there? "x-files" veteran gillian anderson, david straithairn, and tony award winner alex sharp star in the new trailer for "u-f- o," about a college student

convinced we're not alone in the universe."a sort of a breakout moment."meryl, meet the march family! according to the los angeles times, oscar winner meryl streep is set to play "aunt march" in the latest big-screen take on "little women," louisa may alcott's iconic novel about four sisters living in massachusetts during the civil war. a classic actress for a classic tale. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (lydia) still ahead on the kron four morning news... it's day 4 for bay area ice protestors... the demands those who are camped out are asking for.

welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures will warm through late week and into the

upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week.

(lydia)happening now... protesters remain camped outside of ice headquarters in san francisco ... for the 4th day. they are holding what is being called a "block ice" block party. as kron 4's hermela aregawi explains, protesters are calling for the end of the agency. organizers are calling it a celebration of resistance.. dozens are camping out here... in front of ice's san francisco's headquarters.. rather than celerbating the fourthof july elsewhere. organizers are calling it a celebration of resistance.. dozens are camping out here... in front of ice's san francisco's headquarters.. rather than celerbating the fourthof july elsewhere.today we are commemorating the indigenous communities that have been destroyed and subjected to genocide in that process, the african people that were extracted from the continent and enslaved. all of the immigrant communities that have been exploited and subjugated. and then currently the undocumented folks that are in detention and all of

the violence that immigrant communities are currently experiencing.this has been for a really long time. the us finding different ways to break up black and brown families, totally decimating communities of people, that actually have been on this land since before the us was even a thing.protesters are calling for the end of the immigration and customs enforcement agency. they say ice was created in 2003 as a way of oppressing people of color.. adding that after 9/11 muslims were the target of the agency.. and now they see migrant detentions as another form of the agency's abuse.we are breaking up hard-working families. we're stopping entire communities from being able to find any mode of self- determination or you know, you have all these white people telling brown and black folks to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, while they're literally stepping on our necks, you know. (lydia) immigrant rights activists

are out in full force in sacramento as well. yesterday there was a protest against immigration policies. demonstrators are calling to reunify and to end the federal agency known as 'ice'. there were no counter- protesters and no police presence outside the federal building--during the federal holiday. (lydia)this morning... a man is behind bars -- accused of stabbing someone near a police station. berkeley police arrested 19-year-old joshua gertz last week -- for an april stabbing that happened on mcgee avenue. officers say that on april third they found a 20-year-old who had been stabbedin the chest. they're asking anyone with information to call them. (lydia) an alleged burglar attempted to sell his victim cocaine after the resident woke up to the early morning crime in progress. the resident called police after a noise woke him up to find a stranger in his home.it happened on the 2700 block of durant avenue in berkeley. the man said the suspect

claimed to be trying to find a different address and then offered to sell the victim cocaine. officers found the suspect in the area of bancroft way and telegraph aveune where he attempted to run. jahcoby adams-mabin was arrested and charged with suspicion of burglary. (lydia)a car crash in northern california ended with an unexpected twist. angela musallam has the video... proving that luck was on the driver's side. first responders are calling it a miracle on eastbound i-80.nat sound"very very lucky." this incredible video, captured by chp cameras, showing this grey suv dodging two cars on the freeway, going airborne, then rolling over to a stop, inside a chp weigh station. the suv landed right side up, and moments later, you see two truck drivers jumping in to help the woman inside. chp officer ralph caggiano watched the whole thing from his desk. officer ralph caggiano/chp:"i thought there's no way, there's got to be some injuries."officer caggiano ran outside to see the woman already out of her car.officer

ralph caggiano/chp:"when i first talked to her i said 'hey let's try not to move around so much, don't move your neck, let me check things out.' this was a surprise for me to see her walk out completely uninjured."the driver told caggiano she was being tailgated on i-80, so she sped up to get out of the way, and lost control. paramedics who arrived on-scene say they couldn't believe the driver walked away. billy untalan/paramedic:"we took a look at the car, and it was one of those 'how the heck did they survive?'"captain billy untalan says if the trucks at the scales had been a few hundred feet ahead, that driver could have lost her life.capt. billy untalan/cordelia fire:"roof was caved in, to mid-seat, doors were crushed in, engine was non-salvageable, it was a complete loss, it was scrap metal after that."a crash most drivers wouldn't survive, luck was on this driver's side. billy untalan/paramedic: "that's just the cards they were dealt and i guess they bluffed their way through that one." (lydia)that was angela

musallam reporting. a post on the areas c-h-p facebook page applauded the trucking company for its employees stepping in to help the driver. (lydia) advocates for low- income people... are trying to change a law allowing the d- m-v to suspend driver's licenses if someone has an unpaid criminal, or traffic court debt. critics argue the law doesn't give people any notice- or the chance to argue that they can't afford the fees. but others insist that drivers need to be held accountable - and the threat of getting a license suspended is an incentive to pay their fines. more than 40 states... including california... allow license suspension for unpaid court debt. (lydia) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a california man steals his own car... from the parking lot of a towing company. we explain.. after the break. (ácommercialá)

take a look at this. auto theft is not an uncommon crime - but here's something you don't see every day. a man stole his own car from the parking lot of the towing company.... that had moved it. ashley keehn has the story from santa cruz.

mark brownell/owner, santa cruz-aptos auto towing:"i understand why they're angry, we didn't cause this situation, we just provide the service that remedies it for the land owner."friday night santa cruz -aptos auto towing was called out to the boardwalk bowl parking lot to tow this car after taking it to their storage yard.one of the owners, now identified as andrew gullman, called to discuss getting it back.mark brownell/owner, santa cruz-aptos auto towing:"when the driver came at two in the morning at the end of his shift, the gates were all torn open and the car was gone."the tow company called the sheriff's office who were able to track that earlier call back to one of the suspects' home.sgt. brian cleveland/santa cruz county sheriff's office:"they were able to interview andrew gullman and brianna geary about their involvement and both ended up confessing to entering the tow yard to get their car back."the sheriff's office says geary and gullman are now facing several charges. including vehicle theft, conspiracy, burglary and vandalism.mark brownell/owner, santa cruz-aptos auto towing:"it's

super frustrating to go downtown and have nowhere to park and the lots are all full, but you have to respect people's rights, private property is private property." this towing company has had about four incidents with people breaking in to get their cars.he also says they see an increase in calls for towing during holidays so be sure to leave yourself extra time to find parking so it doesn't end up here. (lydia)coming up on the kron four morning news... a way for businesses to beat the bay area commute... is gaining popularity. the concept that is giving communters some relief. (lydia) live look outside... at the san

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high temperatures will warm through

late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal

averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. (lydia)in san jose... thousands of people lined the streets for the annual "rose, white and blue parade" kron four's rob fladeboe was there.. and shows us all the

fun. nats (band strikes up "stars and stripes forever"americans may forever"americans may be divided on many issues these days but on this day patriotism is on parade. says the gi forum's mario sanchez....mario sanchez/g.i. forum "...we're number one in the world and we have to come out and show our colors..."those colors would be red, white and blue, of course. uncle same was here. there was s.j. sharkie, the gang from star wars, car clubs, beauty queens, even santa claus made an appearance. nats (dance troupe) the parade paticipants outnumbered only by the thousands of celebrants lining the streets of san jose's rose garden in a saluteto america, technology and diversity says grand marshaltim ritchie.tim ritchie/parade grand marshall natsi didn't see a birthday cake but if there was one...the icing was the near perfect weather for a bit of time-honored flag-wavingnd

parade watching and celebrating america's birthday with family and friends.natsin san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (lydia) for your health this morning... go ahead and pour yourself that second cup of coffee. a new study reveals the bean could help you live longer. researchers followed more than half a million participants -- ages 38 to 73 years old... for ten years... and found that those who drank up to eight cups a day... lowered their risk of early death. the benefit was there for decaf coffee too. (lydia)two california schools have again been rankedamong

the best in the world.... even beating out places like oxford and princeton. palo alto's stanford university came in at number two.. and cal tech in pasadena took the number four spot. that's according to the 'q-s world university' rankings...which rates a thousand schools across the globe. m.i.t. was ranked at the very top... it's been ranked number one for 7 straight years. the report looks at things like academic reputation and the faculty- student ratio. (lydia)the north bay counties of marin, sonoma and napa have the highest number of of telecommuters in the bay area. but not all of them work from home... or even want to. kron 4s ken wayne explains. the bay are commute.it's one of the worst in the country... and some have had enough.11.4 percent of marin county workers work from home, the most in the bay area.sonoma and napa both have 7.3 percent of their work force telecommuting.staying off the freeway and working in your pajamas is nice... but there

are disadvantages too.329 you could argue if you work from home you can be distracted by tv, just taking a nap or something. 334another option... work share spaces. 926 san francisco has figured it out. we don't need to recreate the wheel.shared office space has been a thing for years in the urban bay area. but now it's heading to the suburbs.717 we have taken it to another level with our creative twists. 720danielle stroble helped found "keller street cowork"... in an old brick warehouse in downtown petaluma.cg: danielle stoble/keller street cowork815 we've created a space that's very comfortable for the gamut. we've got lawyers and we've got contractors. we've go cpas that come in that use the conference rooms for example. a lot of creative people as well. there are pr firms that work out of here. 830it has the usual cubicles, private desks and conference rooms. but it also caters to creative types with sound proof audio booths and a photography and video studio with green screen technology. 802 i've even had photographers ask if they can bring furniture in to do a lifestyle shoot because we have that capability. 724yann lhomme does commercial ad design work... and says it's a great place to bounce around ideas even with people not in his career field.cg:yann lhomme/cowork client405 you get to meet a lot of people and those people know people

and you get a lot of introductions and it just widens your network. 412842 in the first week that we were here we had two businesses join. one was renting an office. one was renting a dedicated desk. they hit it off around the water cooler. literally around the water cooler. 854 decided to do a project together and now they share an office together. 858 danielle says she hopes to take her work share concept further... reaching out to smaller cities outside of san francisco where workers are tired of commuting.yann says he's now willing to travel beyond his living room to go to work.446 here at least you get to work in nice space, meet some cool people and you can walk to restaurant, have a coffee in town. it's perfectly located. 455 (lydia)the people behind "keller street cowork" say they hope to expand beyond petaluma... to perhaps rohnert park or santa rosa... and

eventually even more suburban cities. (lydia) if you're still looking to book a summer trip --don't worry. you still have time to book a flight on the cheapest summer weekend to travel. that weekend is august 25th. it's the weekend before labor day. according to travel website "kayak"... the average fare for domestic flights that weekend is 305 dollars. if that weekend doesn't work for you... labor day fares are only a few bucks more. (lydia) coming up on the kron four morning news... we'll introduce you to the newest member of the curry family. (lydia) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport.

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely.

i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will warm through late week and into the

upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. (lydia) a big congratulations to steph and ayesha curry. the happy couple welcomed a healthy baby boy to they're family monday... and posted this adorable photo to social media yesterday making the big announcement. his name is canon jack curry... and is the baby brother of sisters... ryan and riley curry. (lydia)and.. a bay area man is a hot dog eating champ. joey chestnut won the 20-18 hot dog eating contest after eating a record 74 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. this is the 11th time the san jose native has won. the win earns chestnut 10-thousand

dollars. chestnut won his first contest back in 2007 - he ate 66 hot dogs then, which was a record at the time. last year, chestnut won with a then record of 72 hot dogs. in the women's competition, miki sudo won her fifth straight title with 37 hot dogs. (lydia)coming up at 5 on the kron 4 morning news ... one protester goes to dramatic heights on one of the nations' most iconic symbols... in order to make a point. details on what happened at the statue of liberty. (lydia)plus... a protest outside san francisco's ice office ... is well into its 4th day now. the changes activists want to see made... before they leave. (lydia)and... president trump narrows his list of supreme court nominees... and he may make a decision átoday. (ácommercialá) átoday.decision he may make a

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temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya )( darya )breaking news out of oakland.a rescue operation is underway as crews battle a fire in oakland. the two-alarm fire is on the 5900 block of hayes street. that's not far from oracle arena. officials sent a tweet reporting the building was fully engulfed in flames and that crews are going into "rescue mode."it is unclear if anyone is injured.we'll keep on top of this breaking news. ( darya ) a big story this

morning... fireworks may have sparked a house fire in walnut creek.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live this morning. sara... ( sara )i'm live on first avenuen just south of geary road...where you can see the aftermath of a house fire... the entire side of the home is now exposed.all the windows are broken out and there is debris all around the house.it nearly burned down after a fire erupted just after one this morning.witnesses say before they saw flames on this property they heard and saw fireworks.we're hearing the cause has been deemed suspicious - however we are still working to confirm this with officials.in terms of the homeowners we're also still waiting to find out if anyone was home when it caught fire or if the property is abandoned.stay tuned to kron 4 morning news as we learn more. in walnut creek - sara stinson - kron 4 news.### 4 news.###

( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) happening now.... firefighters are gaining some ground on the yolo county fire. the 86- thousand acre fire -- burning in yolo and napa counties -- is now 27-percent contained. flames are threatening 15- hundred buildings. but some evacuation orders have been lifted... including for the area near the yolo-napa county line. vicki gonzalez has more on the challenges crews still face. natsfirefighters gaining ground on progress.natsbut the county fire still presents obstacles. natsoff highway 16 north of guinda is the most challenging areas of a relentless wildfire.sharon

farnham/guinda resident:"my house has never been a mile away from burning up. so yeah, pretty scary."growing to more than 120-square miles in yolo and napa counties... larger than the city of sacramento. natscal fire getting ahead of the wildfire's progress.vicki gonzalez/reporting:"the work being done right now is off old county road 40. this is cache creek. the county fire just over those hills. the focus is the bridge we are standing on. not suitable for vehicles. they are building an access road to get closer to the wildfire." natsjust up the road...natsindependence day is a smoky vacation for the quiroz family.lucy quiroz/camping:"we weren't sure if we were going to be able to come out because of the fire. but i mean, i guess it's okay."albeit... with cache creek campground all to themselves. but this fourth of july...natsstill comes with deep gratitude...sharon farnham/guinda resident:"thank god, they're our heroes. we

love them."and community.wyatt cline/guinda corner store: "people help each other here." the more than a century-old guinda corner store...cal fire: "i think like i said they're falling back here." where neighbors huddle for updates... wyatt cline/guinda corner store:"we have fires here. it's not unusual. but not of this magnitude."owner wyatt cline capturing video of the county fire's destruction... wyatt cline/guinda corner store:"there's the barn right there. the green roof. there's the house." smoke pooling over the hillside... a reminder. there are more than two- thousand taking on the fire lines...natsinching closer towards containment. ( james ) another major fire burning northern california is the pawnee fire. the 15-thousand acre fire is now 90-percent contained. all evacuation orders have been lifted. ( darya ) happening today... a homeless man accused of setting a number of fires in the north bay is expected in court. police say domingo bautista ... was

identified by a witness. he's accused of setting 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. ( darya ) relatives of ghost ship fire victims are filing new lawsuits. they claim others... beyond t ttw tw men convicted in the case... are also responsible for the deaths of 36 people. the families are suing the city of oakland, the building's owner and p-g-and-e. they claim there were issues with building inspections and maintenance. earlier this week... derick almena and max harris... pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. almena could be d sentenced to nine years in prison .. while harris faces six years. some believe the plea agreements were not tough enough. ( james ) happening now... rotesters remain camped outside of ice headquarters in francisco for the fourth day this morning. they are holding what is being called a

'block ice' block party. organizers are calling it a celebration of resistance.. as many people camped out in front of the ice headquarters. protesters are calling for the end of the immigration and customs enforcement agency. they say ice was created in 2003 as a way of oppressing people of color.. adding that after 9/11 muslims were the target of the agency. and now they see migrant detentions as another form of the agency's abuse. ( james ) protestors remain camped out over night.. its unclear how long they plan on being there. ( james ) one woman took

her protest against ice to the base of the statue of liberty. she was up there for about 4 hours. while she was there... authorities had to evacuate the landmark. police used a harness and ropes to bring her down. the woman faces charges of trespassing... disorderly conduct... and interfering with government functions. ( darya ) the department of health and human services says it may be able to reunite immigrant children with their parents faster... if lawmakers stop visiting detention facilities. the agency claims officials have spent 500 hours on congressional visits... instead of helping kids in custody. but lawmakers -- including house minority leader nancy pelosi -- say congressional oversight is critical. her office says there is no edence says there is no evidence that the trump administration has a plan to reunite children with their parents. ( darya ) police in san francisco arrest a man carrying this gun into the civic center bart station. police say the gun was loaded

with an illegal, high capacity magazine. the man who was carrying it was from san leandro and was prohibited from carrying an gun because of his criminal history. ( james ) the 4th of july holiday may be over but the c-h-p will be cracking down on drunk driving through the weekend. kron 4 rode along with the c-h-p yesterday. all 9 chp divisions in the bay area are conducting maximum enforcement for the holiday week. they say the have made several arrests already. the maximum enforcement period will end on sunday. ( james ) new this morning... caltrans says a stretch of highway 1 -- closed for more than a year because of a mudslide -- will reopen on july 20th. that's almost 2 months ahead of schedule. a quarter-mile of road was lost in the may 2017 landslide... it also created 24-hundred feet of new shoreline. ( james ) the u-s tariffs on 34 billion dollars worth of chinese imports is set to go into effect at midnight

tonight. china has said it retaliate as soon as those tariffs are implimented. those chinese tariffs will target american made cars... meat and agriculture. president trump has threatened even more tariffs against china if they retaliate. this all comes as the trump administration is also in a trade fight with canada and the european union. ( darya ) happening right now... there is a nationwide manhunt for three people accused of kidnapping and raping two sisters in ohio. the victims were just 13 and 14 years old. none of the suspects are u-s citizens and police are not sure of their real names because their documentation is fake. police say they could be anywhere in the country. the attack happened at a hotel in bowling green, ohio. the sisters were able to escape their attackers and are now home safe. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...animal rights activists try and disrupt a fourth of july bbq in oakland.

( darya ) plus...we have new video of the boys soccer team trapped in a cave in thialand. the latest on the rescue efforts to get ( darya ) and after the break... a california man is killed after being sucked into an irrigation pipe. his family tells us about the hidden danger. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) migraine with botox®.

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news. let's get a check of the forecast. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and

potentially persist into early next week. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) a stockton family says there is a hidden danger in the delta.( james ) they say a beloved father was killed... after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. jennifer mcgraw has the story. it was supposed to be a day of fun.. boating in the delta.but for carlos tovar's family, it took a tragic turn.douglas

saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "now wonderful man is dead, he apparently got caught in an irrigation pipe running water out of the delta."his family's attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "they couldn't free carlos and he drowned right before their eyes despite their efforts."investigators say it appears the man was held under by a pipe similar to this.it's used to pump water to crops.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept."it's the first one that i've personally heard of."sgt. darren epperson says pipes like these are scattered throughout the delta.it's one of the many dangers boaters can encounter.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept.:"you can see it's an oddball man-made shape going up at an angle on the banks, so you know that's a pipe and it doesn't matter if the pipe is pushing water out or pulling it in. it's a danger to you either way, so you just need to stay away from it."jennifer mcgraw/stockton, ca: "the attorney tells me he doesn't know who the pipe belongs to, but people around here say they're often owned by individual farmers."douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "right now we have more questions than answers."the tovar's can't understand why there's no protection around

the pipes.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept.: "the safeguards are for the system, not necessarily to stop people from going in, the only thing they have on the front of them is a grate or a crossbar." douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "we intend to do a full and complete investigation."and with thousands more expected on the waterway this week -- deputies say boaters need to be aware of all the underlying dangers. ( james ) that was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us. the tovars have set up a go-fund-me page to help cover expenses. ( darya ) in the east bay.... animal activists crashed a free block party in oakland as people were celebrating the fourth of july. about 60 protesters showed up woth fake butcher knives and fake blood spattered on their shirts... they call bar-b-qing 'violence against animals.' but that didn't stop the thousands of people who came out to enjoy the festivites. local merchants took advantage of the heavy foot taffic interested in buying goods.

is changing. so, it's important for anybody that's been coming in or anybody that's new. event the people that are local to support local businesses because that's how the community grows and that's how we put oakland on the map.">( darya )( darya ) organizers say the animal activists did not take away from the fmaily fun atmosphere. ( james ) world news... and the growing urgency to rescue a dozen boys and their football coach from a flooded cave in thailand. heavy rains in the forecast could potentially raise the flood levels in the cave... leaving the boys trapped for months underground, until the monsoon season is over. now... the search has started in the hills above the cave for air vents or openings which lead directly to the boys. if they don't find a passageway... authorities are planning for the boys to use special scuba gear and swim out one by one... accompanied by a navy diver. ( darya )( darya ) the newest ( darya ) ( darya ) the newest

member of the curry family is now here. steph and ayesha curry have welcomed a baby boy. ( james ) his name is canon jack curry... brother of ryan and riley. the couple posted these photos on social media yesterday. canon was actually born on monday. ( darya ) ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4

morning news... two california schools have again been ranked among the best in the world. we'll share the schools that topped the list. ( darya ) and... a san jose couple find a hidden message in an unsual place inside their home. what it said after this quick break. temperatures will warm through

late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. ( james ) a san jose couple finds a note hidden in their bathroom wall. that note had been there for more than 20-years.( darya ) alex and jess monney were

doing renovations when they saw the message left by the previous owners. it said "we remodeled this bathroom summer of 1995. if you're reading this, that means you're remodeling the bathroom again. what's wrong with the way we did it?" there's also a picture of the couple and their pet rabbit. the monneys say they want to keep up the tradition by writing their own time capsule message too. ( james coming up next...president trump says he is just hours away from choosing a supreme court justice nominee. we'll take a closer look at who is at the top of his list.

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news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. ( james ) here's a look at the bay

temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal friday and into early next week. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) happening now.... firefighters are gaining some ground on the yolo county fire. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the command center in woodland with the latest numbers for us this morning. will? the 86-thousand acre fire -- burning in yolo and napa

counties -- is now 27-percent contained. flames are threatening 15-hundred buildings. but some evacuation orders have been lifted... including for the area near the yolo-napa county line.

( james ) a big story we are following this morning... president trump could make his decision on the next supreme court justice as early as today. but the official announcement will not come until next week. jeff zeleny takes a closer look at who that next supreme court justice could be. president trump is only hours away from finalizing his choice for the supreme court. president donald trump"i've spent the last 3 days interviewing and thinking about supreme court justices. it's such an important decision."tonight, cnn has learned the president is poised to make his decision thursday or friday. the pick will be a highly-guarded secret until an announcement monday.with the name included on a list with one or two

other finalists so aides in a new white house war room can spend the weekend gearing up for the confirmation fight.the president leaving the white house on this federal holiday today, spending four hours at his golf club in sterling, virginia, but taking calls along the way.at times this week, the president sounding like his mind is already made up. president donald trump"i think you'll be very impressed. these are very talented people, brilliant people, and i think you're going to really love it. like justice gorsuch. we hit a home run there and we're going to hit a home run here."to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy, the white house is following a similar rollout used for justice neil gorsuch, trump's first nominee to the supreme court. president donald trump"please, louise, judge. here they come. here they come." but the question is whether his second nominee will follow in the same ideological mode.the president has interviewed at least seven potential justices, including these federal judges thought to be leading contenders: brett kavanaugh and raymond kethledge, both of whom clerked for justice kennedy. and amy coney barrett and joan larsen who clerked for the late justice antonin scalia. the president is also said to be considering amul thapar and

thomas hardiman, who was runner-up to gorsuch. all candidates are in their 40s or low 50s - a sign the president is intent on leaving a long and lasting legacy.president donald trump"we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that is going to be there for 40 years, 45 years." ( james ) that was jeff zeleny reporting for us this morning. president trump's pick for the supreme court is expected to create a strong conservative majority on the bench. justice kennedy was a moderate conservative who was considered a swing vote because he often sided with liberal justices. ( darya ) palo alto police are searching for a burglar who shoved a woman after she returned home and found him inside her apartment. it happened on the 300 block of curtner avenue. the woman returned home to find her door unlocked and lights on... while trying to run away.. the thief pushed the woman into a wall. police say he stole jewelry and money from the home. ( darya ) in the east bay... a burglary suspect

tries to sell his victim cocaine. the victim called police after he found a stranger in his home.. in the 2700 block of durant avenue in berkeley. he said the burglar claimed he was trying to find a different address and then offered to sell the victim cocaine. officers found the suspect in the area of bancroft way and telegraph aveune. jahcoby adams-mabin was arrested. ( darya ) a man is behind bars -- accused of stabbing someone near a police station. berkeley police arrested 19-year-old joshua gertz... for an april stabbing that happened on mcgee avenue. police say the 20-year-old victim had been stabbed in the chest. ( darya ) breaking news out of oakland. firefighters have just gained the upper hand on a house fire. the two-alarm fire is on the 5900 block of hayes street. that's not far from oracle arena.there was reports

that someone was trapped inside the home but crews tell kron4 that everyone was able to get out. ( james ) in the south bay.... police are looking for one of three people accused of stealing 10- thousand dollars in bitcoin currency. police say three people stole a computer from a home on fourth street with ten thousand dollars worth of the cryptocurreny. santa clara police have identified two suspects as 18 year old yessica barajas of san jose and 24 yaer old welbar quintanilla of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third person or the missing computer. ( james ) families impacted by the october firestorm in the north bay.. are getting 150-thousand dollars through grants for childcare providers. the redwood credit union, the santa rosa press democrat and state sentor mike mcguire created the "north bay fire relief fund" to help fire victims. ( james ) the breathmobile

clinic will be making a stop in pittsburg today. the mobile pediatric asthma clinic will run from 8:30 to 3 this afternoon at parkside elementary school. it will be the first stop on the breathmobile's tour of east contra costa county. it will visit schools and community centers in concord and martinez as well as pittsburg. they will see children ages three months to 19 years. ( darya ) two california schools are once again ranked among the best in the world. stanford came in at number 2. and cal tech in pasadena took the number 4 spot. that's according to the "q-s world university" rankings... which rates a thousand schools across the globe. in case you're wondering... m-i-t is number one. it's held the top spot for 7 straight years. the report looks at things like academic reputation and the faculty-student ratio.. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 still ahead on

the kron 4 morning news... a new way for workers to beat the bay area commute to beat the bay area commute is gaining popularity in the north bay. ( darya ) plus... if you've got a samsung... you might want to check your messages. what your phone could be doing while you're sleeping. ( darya ) and next... a 12-year-old girl scares away the man who broke into her home. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪

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(áábreakáá) temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. ( james ) a burglar met his match when he broke into a home in lake wales florida... ( darya ) 12-year-old paris hall was alseep in her room when the light in her room turned on and she found a man trying to take her t-v. hall says she was confused because the man tried to tell her he knew the family. she says she told him to leave and he

went to the back door. when hall tried to run to her neighbors house the man was standing outside waiting for her so she ran back inside to the kitchen and grabbed a knife. ( james ) lake wales police released a sketch of the man they're looking for. she says she is scared to sleep alone but knows the police will get the man off the streets soon. ( james ) coming up after the break... the cheapest weekend to travel this summer. weekend to travel this summer. summer.travel this jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down.

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( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adventure park. summer. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. ( darya ) in the north ( darya ) in the north

bay... the counties of marin, sonoma and napa have the highest number of of telecommuters in the bay area. ( james ) but not all of them work from home... or even want to. ken wayne explains. the bay are commute.it's one of the worst in the country... and some have had enough.11.4

percent of marin county workers work from home, the most in the bay area.sonoma and napa both have 7.3 percent of their work force telecommuting.staying off the freeway and working in your pajamas is nice... but there are disadvantages too.329 you could argue if you work from home you can be distracted by tv, just taking a nap or something. 334another option... work share spaces. 926 san francisco has figured it out. we don't need to recreate the wheel.shared office space has been a thing for years in the urban bay area. but now it's heading to the suburbs.717 we have taken it to another level with our creative twists. 720danielle stroble helped found "keller street cowork"... in an old brick warehouse in downtown petaluma.cg: danielle stoble/keller street cowork815 we've created a space that's very comfortable for the gamut. we've got lawyers and we've got contractors. we've go cpas that come in that use the conference rooms for example. a lot of creative people as well. there are pr firms that work out of here. 830it has the usual cubicles, private desks and conference rooms. but it also caters to creative types with sound proof audio booths and a photography and video studio

with green screen technology. 802 i've even had photographers ask if they can bring furniture in to do a lifestyle shoot because we have that capability. 724yann lhomme does commercial ad design work... and says it's a great place to bounce around ideas even with people not in his career field.cg:yann lhomme/cowork client405 you get to meet a lot of people and those people know people and you get a lot of introductions and it just widens your network. 412842 in the first week that we were here we had two businesses join. one was renting an office. one was renting a dedicated desk. they hit it off around the water cooler. literally around the water cooler. 854 decided to do a project together and now they share an office together. 858 danielle says she hopes to take her work share concept further... reaching out to smaller cities outside of san francisco where workers are tired of commuting.yann says he's now willing to travel beyond his living room to go to work.446 here at least you get to work in nice space, meet some cool people and you can walk to restaurant, have a coffee in town. it's perfectly located. 455 ( darya ) the people behind "keller the people the people behind "keller

street cowork" say they hope to expand beyond petaluma. they're looking at rohnert park or santa rosa. ( james ) 4 your money this morning... samsung is investigating a bug in some galaxy smart-phones. that bug randomly sends images to users' contacts. the issue first surfaced through threads posted on reddit and samsung's official forums. one man says his phone sent his full photo gallery to his girlfriend... while he was sleeping. a handful of other samsung phone owners reported experiencing similar issues. samsung says this may be connected to a messaging update on deviced supported by t-mobile. samsung says users can update their permissions. ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) if you're still

looking to book a summer trip --don't worry. you still have time to book a flight on the cheapest summer weekend to travel. that weekend is august 25th. it's the weekend before labor day. according to travel website "kayak"... the average fare for domestic flights that weekend is 305 dollars. if that weekend doesn't work for you... labor day fares are

only a few bucks more. ( james ) coming up coming up after the break... marvel's "ant-man and the wasp" hits theaters today. this morning... we're hearing from the cast. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts.

i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. ( darya ) marvel's newest

movie hits theaters today.( james ) "ant-man and the wasp" was filmed in san francisco and berkeley. david daniel talked to the cast. "how long have you been ant- man again?" (nat)"not long. it just sort of happened."marvel sequels don't just "happen" -- but they do seem inevitable!

paul rudd returns in "ant-man and the wasp.""it's nice to have all of that stuff that we had to establish already established, and have people know that we're playing these parts, and buy us in these parts, so that we can really just hit the ground running." running... shrinking... growing... and fighting -- this time, alongside evangeline lilly, whose "hope van dyne" gets her chance to shine."i'd say if there's somebody that's changed the most, it might be evangeline. she seems to be finally doing what she was born to do." "every time i put on the suit, no matter what my day was, it took me right to that place and i could just immediately feel like a super hero.""you gave her wings?""and blasters." (nat-action)"so i take it you didn't have that tech available for me.""no, i did.""wh...?"michael douglas returns as "hope's" father, the creator of all that tech. "what makes you feel better than to be in a movie that's seen by the entire world, that everybody loves, and tends to bring people together?""the only chance we've got... is both of you." (nat)"ant-man and the wasp, teaming up."in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

( darya ) coming up in coming up in the next hour... firefighters are gaining ground on the yolo county fire. we're live with the latest.

morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live

look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya )breaking news out of oakland.firefighters have just gained the upper hand on a house fire. the two-alarm fire is on the 5900 block of hayes street. that's not far from oracle arena.there was reports that someone was trapped inside the home but crews tell kron4 that everyone was able to get out. ( darya ) a big story this morning... fireworks may have sparked a house fire in walnut creek.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live this morning. sara... ( sara )i'm live on first avenuen just south of geary road...where you can see the aftermath of a house fire... the entire side of the home is now exposed.all the windows are broken out and there is debris all around the house.it

nearly burned down after a fire erupted just after one this morning.witnesses say before they saw flames on this property they heard and saw fireworks.we're hearing the cause has been deemed suspicious - however we are still working to confirm this with officials.in terms of the homeowners we're also still waiting to find out if anyone was home when it caught fire or if the property is abandoned.stay tuned to kron 4 morning news as we learn more. in walnut creek - sara stinson - kron 4 news.###

( james ) thanks sara. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) happening now.... firefighters are gaining some ground on the yolo county fire. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the command center in woodland with the latest numbers for us this morning. will? the 86-thousand acre fire -- burning in yolo and napa counties -- is now 27-percent contained. flames are threatening 15-hundred buildings. but some evacuation orders have been lifted... including for the area near the yolo-napa county line.

( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) in the north

bay... the pawnee fire is now 90 percent contained. it has burned 15-thousand acres. and all evacuation orders have been lifted. ( darya ) happening today... a homeless man accused of setting a number of fires in the north bay is expected in court. police say domingo bautista ... was identified by a witness. he's accused of setting 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. ( darya ) relatives of ghost ship fire victims are filing new lawsuits. they claim others... beyond the two men convicted in the case... are also responsible for the deaths of 36 people. the families are suing the city of oakland, the building's owner and p-g-and-e. they claim there were issues with building inspections and maintenance. earlier this week... derick almena and max harris... pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. almena could

be sentenced to nine years in prison .. while harris faces six years. some believe the plea agreements were not tough enough. ( darya ) police in san francisco arrest a man carrying this gun into the civic center bart station. police say the gun was loaded with an illegal, high capacity magazine. the man who was carrying it was from san leandro and was prohibited from carrying an gun because of his criminal history. ( james ) even though the 4th of july holiday is behind us ... a heads up for drivers across the bay area.california highway patrol plans to increase patrols through the weekend. kron 4's ali reid has more. i think a lot of drivers are aware that on any holiday ... including today ... c-h-p is out in full force.yet there were still people speeding and driving under the influence.pkg continue to the corner .. continueit was a busy day for the california highway patrol. we're looking for those

distracted drivers, going above the speed limit. anything where there may be potential for someone on the road under the influenceit wasn't hard to spot this gmc truck speeding right by us ... not only were they speeding at quite a high speed on the bride, but also following closely to the vehicle ahead of them. so should there be a reason that car needs to stop, there's going to be a collision and that's what we're trying to prevent.after getting to a safe location to pull over, officer ashley merchant conducted a series of tests, including a breathalyzer. in the end, she took it easy on the driver. here's the deal. i'm gonna give you a warning on your speeding today. you really need to slow down tho. we want you to get to your destination safelyall 9 chp divisions in the bay area are conducting maximum enforcement. and there have been a number of d-u-i arrests. during our run, we spotted another driver going way over the limit.she said 88, i didn't realize i was going that fast. i was behind a car.unfortunately for him, he left with a citation.also your registration is expired. you need to get that taken care of.standupc-h-p is out looking for drivers under the influence of alcohol or marijuana ... or a combination of both. so far tonight thety've had six arrests in

san francisco ...(q: will enforcement end after tonight ) seeing that july 4th happens to be in the middle of the week, maximum enforcement will continue through the weekend and end on sunday.reporting live from san francisco ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( james ) the newest member of the curry family is now here. steph and ayesha curry have welcomed a baby boy. ( darya ) his name is canon jack curry... canon jack his name is canon jack curry... brother of ryan and riley. the couple posted these photos on social media yesterday. canon was actually born canon was

actually born on monday. ( darya ) coming up coming up next...president trump says he is just hours away from choosing a supreme court justice nominee. we'll take a closer look at who is at the top of his list. ( darya ) plus...we have new video of the boys soccer team trapped in a cave in thialand. the latest on the rescue efforts to get them out. ( darya ) and after the break... a california man is

killed after being sucked into an irrigation pipe. his family tells us about the hidden danger. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast.

( james ) take a look at this... 4th of july fireworks in san francisco. this was out at pier 39. (darya) (james) ( robin ) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning.

temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and

potentially persist into early next week.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james ) a stockton family says there is a hidden danger in the delta ... after a day of fun turned to tragedy on the water. the family says their father ... carlos tovar ... was killed after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. the family attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under. investigators say the pipe was used to pump water to crops. the tovar's can't understand why there's no protection around the those pipes.

stop people from going in, the only thing they have on the front of them is a grate or a crossbar." it doesn't matter if the pipe is pushing water out or pulling it in. it's a danger to you either way, so you just need to stay away from it.">( james ) with thousands more expected on the waterway this week -- deputies say boaters need to be aware of all the underlying dangers ... including those pipes. ( darya ) in the east bay.... animal activists crashed a free block party in oakland as people were celebrating the fourth of july. about 60 protesters showed up woth fake butcher knives and fake blood spattered on their shirts... they call bar-b-qing 'violence against animals.' but that didn't stop the thousands of people who came out to enjoy the festivites. local merchants took advantage of the heavy foot taffic interested in buying goods. ( darya )

organizers say the animal activists did not take away from the fmaily fun atmosphere. ( james ) new this morning... caltrans says a stretch of highway 1 -- closed for more than a year because of a mudslide -- will reopen on july 20th. that's almost 2 months ahead of schedule. a quarter-mile of road was lost in the may 2017 landslide... it also created 24-hundred feet of new shoreline. ( james ) in national news ... president trump is just hours away from finalizing his choice for the supreme court. the president will make his decision today or tomorrow. many experts are concerned about the revelation trump asked advisers about invading venezuela last year. kaitlin collins has details. president trump stunning top aides when he suggested invading venezuela during a closed door meeting.sources

telling cnn trump raised the idea last summer while discussing diplomatic sanctions.dumbfounded aides quickly explaining how the idea could backfire.but trump continued continuing to push the idea in the following days, refusing to take military action option off the table.president donald trump "we have many options for venezuela and by the way, i'm not going to rule out a military option."back at the white house, trump weighing his options to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court as he closes in on his pickpresident donald trump "i've spent the last 3 days interviewing and thinking about supreme court justices and i think you'll be very impressed." sources telling cnn he's expected to make a final decision tomorrow or friday after interviewing seven potential nominees this week.president donald trump "we hit a home run there and we're going to hit a home run here." on the shortlist, two candidates who are now getting backlash from critics.facing claims one isn't conservative enough, while the other is too far to the right.brett

kavanaugh is one of those two. a federal appeals court judge favored by white house counsel don mcgahn, facing skepticism from social conservatives for his votes on health care and ties to the bush white house. natsot/kavanaugh"sir, thank you for the privilege of working here and thank you for the honor of nominating me to the court."judge amy coney barrett is the other.if nominated, she would be the first woman put on the supreme court by a republican president since 1981. president ronald reagan"i will send to the senate the nomination of judge sandra day o'connor." she faces a tough confirmation battle from democrats, who say her catholic faith plays too big a role in her view of the law. sen. dianne feinstein/(d) judiciary committee ranking member"you have a long history of believing that your religious beliefs should prevail. the dogma lives loudly within you." ( james ) the next supreme court justice will be president trump's second nomination to the bench in as many years. he tapped neil

gorsuch to replace the late antonin scalia last year. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... two california schools have again been ranked among the best in the world. we'll share the schools that topped the list. ( james ) plus ... a california man facing backlash for flying the confederate flag.that story ... coming up. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july specials, with the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest price ever. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. temperatures will warm through

late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and

potentially persist into early next week. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) a los angeles county man is defending his right to fly the confederate flag in his backyard.( darya ) joe ryan is a a civil war historian.he says he raises the confederate battle flag in remembrance and as a reminder of the racial history of the u-s... and how it's still going on today. but some people who live in his neighborhood see it differently.they say it represents hate. (

james ) ryan says he protected by the first amendment. but in the meantime he says he will fly flies the americanlag ... carried by the union at gettysburg. (lydia) protests are protests are disrupting the ice offices in san francisco.im standing by with the latest this morning.

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(james)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) happening now... protesters remain camped outside of ice headquarters in francisco for the fourth day this morning. ( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene this morning with the latest.lydia? (lydia) they are holding what is being called a 'block ice' block party.

organizers are calling it a celebration of resistance.. as many people camped out in front of the ice headquarters. protesters are calling for the end of the immigration and customs enforcement agency. they say ice was created in 2003 as a way of oppressing people of color.. adding that after 9/11 muslims were the target of the agency. and now they see migrant detentions as another form of the agency's abuse. < we are commemorating the indigenous communities that have been destroyed and subjected to genocide in that process, the african people that were extracted from the continent and enslaved. all of the immigrant communities that

have been exploited and subjugated. and then currently the undocumented folks that are in detention and all of the violence that immigrant communities are currently experiencing.> ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) one woman took her protest against ice to the base of the statue of liberty. she was up there for about 4 hours. while she was there... authorities had to evacuate the landmark. police used a harness and ropes to bring her down. the woman faces

charges of trespassing... disorderly conduct... and interfering with government functions. ( darya ) the department of health and human services says it may be able to reunite immigrant children with their parents faster... if lawmakers stop visiting detention facilities. the agency claims officials have spent 500 hours on congressional visits... instead of helping kids in custody. but lawmakers -- including house minority leader nancy pelosi -- say congressional oversight is critical. her office says there is no evidence that the trump administration has a plan to reunite children with their parents. ( darya ) palo alto police are searching for a burglar who shoved a woman after she returned home and found him inside her apartment. it happened on the 300 block of curtner avenue. the woman returned home to find

her door unlocked and lights on... while trying to run away.. the thief pushed the woman into a wall. police say he stole jewelry and money from the home. ( darya ) in the east bay... a burglary suspect tries to sell his victim cocaine. the victim called police after he found a stranger in his home.. in the 2700 block of durant avenue in berkeley. he said the burglar claimed he was trying to find a different address and then offered to sell the victim cocaine. officers found the suspect in the area of bancroft way and telegraph aveune. jahcoby adams-mabin was arrested. ( james ) a man is behind bars -- accused of stabbing someone near a police station in berkeley. this is an update to a story we first brought to you back in april. the 20-year-old victim was stabbed in the chest after stopping by the police station to get his towed car back. berkeley police arrested 19-

year-old joshua gertz. ( james ) in the south bay.... police are looking for one of three people accused of stealing 10- thousand dollars in bitcoin currency. police say three people stole a computer from a home on fourth street with ten thousand dollars worth of the cryptocurreny. santa clara police have identified two suspects as 18 year old yessica barajas of san jose and 24 yaer old welbar quintanilla of san jose. deputies have not been able to locate the third person or the missing computer. ( james ) families impacted by the october firestorm in the north bay.. are getting 150-thousand dollars through grants for childcare providers. the re redwood credit union, the santa rosa press democrat and state sentor mike mcguire created the "north bay fire relief fund" to help fire victims. ( james ) the u-s tariffs on 34 billion dollars worth of chinese imports is set to go into effect at midnight tonight. china has said

it retaliate as soon as those tariffs are implimented. those chinese tariffs will target american made cars... meat and agriculture. president trump has threatened even more tariffs against china if they retaliate. this all comes as the trump administration is also in a trade fight with canada and the european union. ( darya )( darya ) world news... and the growing urgency to rescue a dozen boys and their football coach from a flooded cave in thailand. heavy rains in the forecast could potentially raise the flood levels in the cave... leaving the boys trapped for months underground, until the monsoon season is over. now... the search has started in the hills above the cave for air vents or openings which lead directly to the boys. if they don't find a

passageway... authorities are planning for the boys to use special scuba gear and swim out one by one... accompanied by a navy diver. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a lot of north bay workers are skipping the commute into san francisco. the new trend that's gaining in popularity. ( darya ) plus... if you've got a samsung... you might want to check your messages. what your phone could be doing while you're sleeping. ( darya ) plus ... you'll never believe what crashed through the ceiling of this home. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast.

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one florida family got a personal fireworks show inside their home ... when lightning crashed through the ceiling. ( darya ) take a look at the damage ... the lightning left holes in the living room and in a child's bedroom yesterday. luckily, no one was seriously hurt, but a 12-year-boy sitting on the couch did get shocked.( james ) the homeowner says there was no hole in the house's roof ... and that the lightning must have traveled through the house before bursting through the ceiling. ( james ) coming up after the

break... the cheapest weekend to travel this summer.

(james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of

weather and traffic... temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the

coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist into early next week.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo look at the here's a live ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james ) in the north bay... communters are finding a new way to beat bay area traffic.... by choosing to work from home. a new survey says that... 11-point-4 percent of people in marin county... and 7- point-3 percent of people in sonoma and napa, are choosing to work from home remotely. some are even choosing a shared workspace... rather than drive in to the office. these numbers are higher than any other county in the bay area. while this method does sound convenient... some people say.. it has it's pros and cons. < you could argue if you work from home you can be distracted by tv, just taking a nap or something. you get to

meet a lot of people and those people know people and you get a lot of introductions and it just widens your network.>( james )shared office spaces has been a thing for years in urban bay area communities. but now... many are appearing in suburban cities. ( darya ) the breathmobile clinic will be making a stop in pittsburg today. the mobile pediatric asthma clinic will run from 8:30 to 3 this afternoon at parkside elementary school. it will be the first stop on the breathmobile's tour of east contra costa county. it will visit schools and community centers in concord and martinez as well as pittsburg. they will see children ages three months to 19 years. ( darya ) two california schools are once again ranked among the best in the world. stanford came in at number 2. and cal tech in pasadena took the number 4 spot.

that's according to the "q-s world university" rankings... which rates a thousand schools across the globe. in case you're wondering... m-i-t is number one. it's held the top spot for 7 straight years. the report looks at things like academic reputation and the faculty-student ratio.. ( james ) 4 your money this morning... samsung is investigating a bug in some galaxy smart-phones. that bug randomly sends images to users' contacts. the issue first surfaced through threads posted on reddit and samsung's official forums. one man says his phone sent his full photo gallery to his girlfriend... while he was sleeping. a handful of other samsung phone owners reported experiencing similar issues. samsung says this may be connected to a messaging update on deviced supported by t-mobile. samsung says users can update

their permissions. ( james ) if you're still looking to book a summer trip --don't worry. you still have time to book a flight on the cheapest summer weekend to travel. that weekend is august 25th. it's the weekend before labor day. according to travel website "kayak"... the average fare for domestic flights that weekend is 305 dollars. if that weekend doesn't work for you... labor day fares are only a few bucks more. ( darya ) ( darya ) bay area baseball... and the a's

are on a roll. oakland has won 14 of their last 17 games... after beating the padres 4-2. the a's are off today. they head to cleveland to take on the indians tomorrow night. ( james ) coming up ... a chimp goes bananas after seeing some familiar people. the fun reunion you have to see for yourself. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)

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(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high

pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back ( james ) take a look at this... this rescued chimpanzee named limbani was thrilled to be reunited with a couple who rasied him. limbani lives at a wildlife rescue in miami. when he first arrived he was very sick and the couple gave him around the clock care. limbani gets excited whenever the couple returns to see him. ( darya ) coming up in the next

hour... firefighters are gaining ground on the yolo county fire. we're live with the latest. ( darya ) plus ... a suspicious house fire in the east bay ... may have been caused by ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adventure park.

pixar pier is now open! ( will ) crews gaining ground on the yolo county fire. i will have the latest numbers in a live report.

( sara ) a suspicious fire overnight in the east bay. i will have the details in a live report. ( lydia ) ice protests happening now in san francisco. i will have the details in a live report. (darya) good (darya)(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures will warm through