>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lit. >> it's saturday. august 27th. let's get this show started with a look at the weather with brittany begley. good morning to you. written a good morning. let's get right into it. let's plan your day. what we're tracking as usual. be your fog this morning. it's not as foggy as a last weekend, but we're still dealing with that typical fall. actually. let me show you a live look. let's dive right into it. you can see right there as we take a look at those driving conditions are still watching the fog for the next couple of hours. in fact, as we take a look at the fog cass right now, as we speak, places like half moon

bay, oakland, all the way up to concord. you're going to see those foggy conditions probably until 9.30, but every 15 minutes we're going to check it for you. make sure you're prepared temperatures right now as we speak. if you're headed out, maybe take a walk. the dog for a walk or headed to work like us. it's not bad. santa rosa. 54 fremont 60 san jose. 57 san francisco. 55, although we are looking at breezy conditions as we look at your wake-up planner, it's going to be cooler than last week. san francisco 65 again. it's going to be breezy for you, oakland. it's going to be cloudy with 71 san jose. we're looking at 81. but what about tomorrow on a plan? the rest of your weekend coming up in about 15 minutes. thanks very much. brittany. this morning, oakland police are investigating a shooting and a related car crash that left 3 people dead investigators say it happened on mlk junior way and 27th street just after 7 friday night the responding officers found a cyclist who appeared to have been hit and killed by a car. 2 other people were also found dead at the scene with gunshot wounds.

the identities of all 3 victims are being withheld until their families are notified. anyone with information is asked to please call opd. a community in mourning, gather to share words for the a beloved east bay dent is shot and killed in oakland last weekend. >> kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> friday night the community gathered for a vigil in honor of lily shoe. the 60 year-old was killed in oakland last sunday. just a few weeks after her birthday, she was shot at least twice when she and her partner pulled into the city is little saigon neighborhood. the group shared their growing concerns for oakland residents and voiced outrage at increased attacks against asian americans and pacific islanders made yet turning point our communities. >> communities have been overlooked for decades. what may be a new chapter? a moment in which we can say. who can i lean on? and immediately we

have hand so oakland city council, president nikki fortunato boss. >> so city officials need to send clear communication to criminals that these types of crimes will not be tolerated. that type of violence needs to be held accountable. >> and we're also coming together because we have to those losses. we have to and more than anything. just show oakland should be a peaceful town. police are still looking for the suspect who came out from a white lexus. the pulled up next to says car. >> and for people inside of a white tesla that was near the shooting in case they have more information. the tesla had a distinct roof rack as well as the bike rack in the back. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. the oakland police department is now providing 24 hour patrols in the little saigon neighborhood. also in oakland, police are looking for the man who fired shots aboard a bart train friday afternoon, injuring a man. this happened at the fruitvale bart station

around one 30 on a train bound for daly city. police say the gunman shot at the victim several times. kron four's gayle ong has the latest for us. >> bart police remained on scene at the lake merritt station in oakland friday. that's where officers responded to a man with a gunshot wound. according to bart police chief and alvarez. the man was shot around one. 25 pm on a daily city-bound train leaving the fruitvale station. one individual opened fire with a handgun and wounded another male. the suspect immediately board that train. >> and ran out of the flu bill, start for station and is currently still at large. the victim continued on to that on the train to the lake merritt station. >> the man shot was taken to highland hospital with life-threatening injuries. chief alvarez says the victim was likely targeted. >> we have no reason to believe that this was not a random attack. we are actively pursuing leads to apprehend the suspect. >> the shooting prompted major delays. trains stopped running

at lake mary due to the investigation. service was later resumed. kron 4 caught up with bart riders about the incident. well, that kind of ruins the safety i got to get home, but will be coming back this way. i'm more concerned about safety on bart. >> now than i was just a couple of years ago. it seems like it's not as safe as it used to be. bart laid out safety measures in a statement that reads in part, quote. >> barr has a historically high number of uniformed safety staff on platforms and trains, including police officers dedicated to riding trains, new unarmed ambassadors, community service officers and fare inspectors. in addition, bar has a network of more than 4,000 cameras onboard train cars in stations and other public areas. chief alvarez's also assuring writers shootings on bart trains are rare, very traumatic. >> enclosed areas. so we understand the banks. there are writers would being in an enclosed area such as a bart

train, luckily high presidents and having more present in our system were mitigating some of these issues from occurring. the chief says multiple cameras captured the shooting. a description of the suspect will be released. >> after the agency reviews surveillance video. so i will continue to take end just. >> be and hope that. the police presence increases or are there more safety measures being taken? >> you kron 4 news. >> a two-year investigation by the chp led to the arrest of 5 suspects said to be involved in a major cargo theft operation. chp says the suspects are responsible for stealing more than 1 million dollars worth of cargo and $250,000 in cash. the raid happened earlier this month. >> this bust was was huge for us. its service to southern california. we're very fortunate. obviously, that has statewide agency. we have

resources from, you know, here all the way down to la. we are able to work with our counterparts out of our southern division as well as various different law enforcement organizations down there be able to identify and locate these individuals and conduct this raid. >> items recovered include products from google, microsoft, sony and apple. authorities are not releasing the identities of the suspects yet, as they say doing so right now could compromise the ongoing investigation. police make another arrest in the fatal gym shooting case that happened in brentwood. investigators announced friday they announced this 20 year-old pittsburgh man is one of 2 people who opened fire at the 24 hour. fitness on lone tree way back on august. 11th officers and arrested the suspect at a home in antioch wednesday where they took him into custody with no issues. he's now being held at the martinez detention facility and faces one count of murder.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 7.15, we finally have a decision from a judge on whether or not caltrans can remove a homeless encampment. >> in oakland, we have a breakdown on what's next. and after the break, people are rallying against foster city's plans of killing east. they're here from one county supervisor voicing his supervisor voicing his concerns. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street,

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though. so hopefully those people just continue to travel there safely. good morning to all of you. welcome to the kron. 4 morning news and let's toss it over to brittany begley for a quick check of our forecast this morning. yeah, i love that. we have so many cameras because of the micro climate. we really make sure everybody's prepared. so let me show you again. the foggiest bart and some spots you can see right here as we take a look at the east bay in our headlines. yeah, we're off to a foggy drive breezy day for most of the region. not everybody. as we just showed you. >> next week we're going to look at some above average temperatures today. it's not going to be as warm. so that's the good news. but things are going to heat up. we'll talk all about it. and as we start september, we're going to be off to a warm and dry start. so a lot to talk about as we as we peak into the airport. i was like to check this camera too. thankfully, foggy conditions not going to slow you down. it was not foggy and that camera, but you're going to see those foggy conditions probably until 9.45. so, of course, our commitment to you. we're going to check that fog for you about every 15 minutes to make sure you're prepared if you're headed out. all right. let's get right into

its really about those temperatures. and thankfully, temps are going to be a little bit below average. you can see it right here on your screen. the average for san francisco is 65. we're looking right there at 65 livermore. last weekend, it was hot. some places close to triple digit. your average is 88. you're looking around 85 today. and even santa rosa, your average is 85 and looking at 84. so the big picture story really is just a tick below average. those high temperatures haven't hit your neighborhood make sure do that. within the next hour. morgan hill, 81, you can see fremont 76 concord, 84, even any looking at 87. but as we take a look at the coast, you can see, completely different story. half moon bay. 61, we are watching for the potential of a drizzle or 2 along the coast behind the scenes going to keep looking at your cameras to make sure you are prepared again. mill valley, 71 nevado 81, even napa. 75. so temperatures are going to be nice. let's take a look at that 7 day forecast. you can

see again today inland. 85, they 71 coast. 61. but the corner of your screen around wednesday, we're going to hit those 90's as we roll into september. so a lot to talk about. we'll stay tv online and of course, on our app. thanks very much. brittany. a controversial homeless encampment in oakland is set to close on friday. a federal judge ruled caltrans can start the process of moving nearly 200 people out of the site on wood street. you can see the video on your screen there now. that area has been at the center of major safety concerns. again, we're seeing some examples of that mainly due to the recent fires that have sparked in that area. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what's next. >> a federal judge's message to hundreds of people living at a massive homeless encampment. it's time to go. >> not and i totally understand the bush huge. gaps

in the way it will. treat the people at wood street. >> the area with its arby's and sprawling tense is one of the largest homeless encampments in oakland and home to a string of safety hazards. there is banned at least 250 fires in the last few years. one shut down the maze for several hours. another came close to an east bay municipal water tank farm. that is highly flammable. caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. but last month, a judge temporarily banned caltrans from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what the proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. what about property? of the vehicles and vehicles? the >> are there. shelter judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned, offer shelter to the

residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current residents. >> pretty that the vehicles that exist on the property are if they are going to be cleared in any way are allowed to be in a place where they can be. we recovered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay bar in the santa clara valley, transportation authority are on track to start construction on one of the world's largest planned subway tunnels. the 6 mile extension will add 4 new stations at 28th street in little portugal near the intersection of santa clara and market streets. the sand

are ready and rail depot and a ground level station near pay pal park. the project will cost roughly 6.8 billion dollars and is expected to be finished by 2028. funding to complete the project will come from federal grants. passenger service is expected to start in 2030. and we now know more about the fbi search of former president donald trump's florida home on friday. the justice department released a redacted version of the affidavit. the fbi used to get a search warrant that filing revealed 14 of the 15 boxes retrieved from trump earlier this year by the national archives and records administration contain 184 documents with classified markings. this discovery raising concerns more national security secrets remained in an unsecured area at mara-lago. >> it's not like stealing a stapler from your former employer on the way out, whether it's safety of witnesses, you know, integrity

of the investigation. surveillance needs. >> president biden says it's up to the doj to decide if trump's actions compromised national security. and president biden held a roundtable discussion with local leaders on abortion access. hannah brandt has the details from washington. >> i want to thank you for what you do as they scramble to protect abortion rights. the biden administration is talking with state and local officials on the front lines of that fight about what they're seeing and the challenges that they're facing and how the administration can help local leaders. tell me conversations like this are critical as they partner with the biden administration and each other to find creative ways to protect abortion access. my message to the president is we need help. >> we're the last line of defense. and right now we need support. president biden has already issued executive orders meant to ensure women can travel to receive and have privacy around reproductive health care. the harris county, texas judge, lina hidalgo, wants to see more in

terms of funding for contraceptive care in terms of support transporting women, an abortion out a statement finding these laws and court durham, north carolina mayor elaine o'neal says cooperation with the federal government is crucial. really has to be important mount vernon, new york mayor shawn patterson, howard says states with abortion access have an important role, provide a safe haven for them that we have to increase the access that's available to those who will have to cross state lines. and kansas state senator dinah sykes hopes her state's recent vote to keep abortion rights in the state's constitution serves as a powerful example. it's going to take every day citizens said that we can write mission. ultimately, the president says the real solution is for voters to elect representatives that will pass federal abortion protections in washington. i'm hannah brandt. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> california lawmakers finally reach a deal on a housing bill addressing the homelessness crisis. details after this.

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scheduled for a vote next week. governor newsom then decides whether to sign them into law. in order to beat back inflation. federal reserve chair jerome powell said interest rates will have to stay high for sometime in response. stocks slipped with the dow losing 1000 points. the nasdaq taking its biggest drop since june. palin out acknowledge the increases will hurt u.s. households and businesses with a weaker economy and job losses. but he said the pain would be far greater if inflation were allowed to balloon. we spoke with a financial advisor at morgan stanley who said it's better to have short-term pain. then experience in the long term. >> you have inflation longer at 9.10%. that means your roeding all the shaking that you've ever had. it doesn't take really very long for inflation to eat up all your savings. and so you're paying just, you know, double for think so. that's just not going to happen because the federal reserve is going to, you know, rates to cool the economy down. and so that's going help us going forward in 2023.

>> at this point, the fed has raised interest rates 4 months in a row next week. a jobs report and the consumer price index report come out both 11 impact on the next round of interest rates. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at 7.30, at least one person is dead after opening fire on police officers. >> we break down what we know about this case so far. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million

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to the kron. 4 morning news. a start this half hour with a look at our forecast. brittany, regular begley is in the weather center with the very latest for us. good morning britain. yes, we're wrapping up fog us with yes, another foggy day. let me show you again a live look at the conditions as we set your decor. some places are foggier than others. that fog and a stick around probably for the next couple of hours. we're going to update you about every 15 minutes as a peek outside those low level clouds going bring us cooler temperatures, especially as we start your day. so let's talk about what you need to know. i think temperatures today are going to be just a tick below average. so enjoy that cool off golden gate park. 62 sunset district. we're looking at 60 on the coast. we're going to be right there. half moon bay at 61 watching for the potential of maybe a drizzle or 2. nothing over dramatic. but something that will continue to update you on throughout the morning. south san francisco. right there at those average temperatures will still be warm in places like mountain view. 78 san carlos, as well. but cooler than last week because last weekend, morgan hill, you're looking at temperatures of 90

degrees right now. we're looking at 81. you can see santa clara, 81 as well as we take a look at dublin, 81 livermore, you're getting a break of those inland temperatures. you are again near triple digits last weekend. not today. 85 hayward, 73. and as we take a look at berkeley, 68 oakland, 71, but you are looking at foggy conditions for maybe the next hour or 2 napa. 76 vacaville, 86. so those right, those seasonal temperatures, but temps are headed up when we're going to the 90's. going to break it all down for you. coming up in about 20 minutes. forward to it. thank you so much, brittany in the east bay, one man is dead after reportedly opening fire on oakland police officers. this after a woman called 9-1-1 saying she was being held hostage at gunpoint. >> a woman in oakley called 9-1-1 late thursday night distressed and in fear of her life explaining to dispatch that her boyfriend >> was driving around town while holding a gun and he wouldn't let her out and said he was going to kill her and

himself when the couple reached the woman's home on theresa lane, lieutenant robert says the man started shooting inside the house. she was able to flee the residence on foot and she called 9-1-1. and then officers responded to the scene during the 2 and a half hours that followed the tenant. roberts says officers reached out to the 58 year-old suspect, but he never replied. >> a drone confirmed he was armed inside the home and just before one, 30 in the morning, he showed his face came to the front of the residence and fired at officers that were in the street in front of the residence. >> then he went back towards the house and he was shot by one of our officers was very surprising because they've been very quiet over there in recent years. police and nextdoor neighbor lindsey say there's only been one emergency call from the house. lindsey says she called police about a year ago when the victim in this case was roughed up by the man shot by police in the morning and said it is, you know, and i feel bad for her. but at least now

i know she'll be safe. >> and else will happen or the victim is with family recovering from the incident. in oakleaf all kron. 4 news. >> chp has arrested 2 people in connection to 2 separate freeway shootings that happened earlier this summer. one of those shootings caught in a driver's dash cam that bullet narrowly missing passengers on board. you can see it left the couple pretty shaken up. this happened, june 14th on 5.80, east of grand avenue in castro valley. authorities say they arrested july feis on of san leandro last week in connection to this shooting. the second arrest stems from a shooting on 6.80 in contra costa county, north of stone valley road. a car was shot at several times on july. 21st. no one was hurt. the chp says they arrested edwin toby the 3rd of pleasanton last week as the main suspect during the arrest. officers say they found several guns and evidence of drug trafficking.

in the south bay. police are currently investigating an overnight stabbing in san jose. it happened around one 30 in the morning in the area around quimby road. and kara stood way. police say a teen was stabbed and his has life-threatening injuries. police do not have a person of interest or a motive at this time. a lyft driver taken to the hospital after being robbed by a passenger. it happened on thursday in the area of market and fremont streets near the embarcadero bart station, san francisco police say the suspect is 30 is a 39 year-old east bay resident by the name of martin sexton. he's accused of stealing the driver's phone, then beating and carjacking. the driver. police chased the suspect on i-80 as he was driving the victim's car. he was later arrested and booked for carjacking felony battery and probation violations. santa clara county, severe santa clara county. severe drought problem has entered its 3rd year. the valley water authorities held a summit to talk about the current supply

problems. kron four's justin campbell has that story. >> recycling is a to that. what you like to see? fields is a sustainable water supply for future. john, for ella with santa clara water says dollars will flow to recycling and the purification of water. >> and here is how it works. >> water filtered through stainless steel screen with poor openings of 300 microns valley. water will take highly treated wastewater. that currently goes to silicon valley. advanced water purification center. >> you're fine. the water to meet drinking water standards, then pump that back to your fossett. now, this process is already being done at the facility, but the water is only being used for industrial and commercial use valley water would now like to make that water a part of the drinking supply. they're also working to build another advanced water purification center, a 600 million dollar public private partnership. but until these 2 things

happen for ellis, as you can also help to buy following the water regulations, 2 million people. >> have to understand the situation we have conservation levels of people, and must be listened to. and if you're too. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thousands from the bay area are heading to nevada this weekend to welcome back. burning man from four's rob nesbitt caught up with a first time burner. excited for a week in the desert. >> this will be the first burning man since covid the art music and sense of community will be back as well. some new policies learned during the last 2 years. waking dreams. that's the theme of this year's burning man that kicks off sunday. >> gates open today for those with worker access passes like gina jack alone to get in and set up camp a park the backseat pack to the ceiling as she and her husband get ready to leave their el serino

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only for our health, but to save some money. >> right now we're still tracking fog and there is a heat up on the way break it all down for you. coming up at all down for you. coming up at the break. all down for you. coming up at the break. hmm that's great. you're great! i'm here to save you. i'm good. cool. i think we should see other people. you know if you could just let your hair down. a little bit down! no no no no no. no no no! you're so far away, can't hear ya! the home with dunkin' is where you want to be. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home.

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i'm gonna say something. you should. i'll do it. it's refill time! santa's not leaving. the home with dunkin' is where you want to be. >> welcome back. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. looking pretty foggy out there. not too much. any cars traveling at this hour. hopefully are all because a lot of people are staying tuned in and watching us here on 4 morning news, right? minute.

>> a home then hit the roadways unless you're doing something but if you are headed out right now, you have to work just like a walking. the dogs are just headed out for a walk. it's still foggy in some places. that's why we'll continue to show you that podcast throughout the morning and make sure you have no surprises act. you start your day is still going to be foggy for places like half moon bay, even oakland hayward, even conquer going to see those foggy conditions for probably 2 hours. you can see right here, 8.30, we're still going to be dealing with that fog and the good news is we're going to update you right here on tv and online to make sure you are prepared. we'll show you those cameras. this sets up the tone for you can see as we check in with the east bay, we're going to have foggy dry, breezy conditions today. you can see it is definitely foggy right now. next. we have above average temperatures and we're actually going to end august on a little bit lower numbers. but we're going to start warming up. so a lot to talk about as we talk about everything you need to know. so temperatures right they're nice. you can see the oakland,

60 hayward, 60 fremont, 60 san francisco. we're at 55. going to see those cooler temperatures. we have those low level clouds that we just showed. you really adding to that now in terms of when you can see it's breezy and places like fairfield. 21 miles per hour, not as bad in livermore, but san jose can see also picking up today. take a look at those temperatures for you. all right. so we are just a tick below average. last week we were a tick above average. so the temperatures going to save you a little bit of money on ac san francisco. your average is 65. we're going to be right there for you. san jose. your average is 80 for just a tick below that 81 oakland, 71, all those so foggy for you this morning. conquer your average is 88. so we're going to be a 84. so it's not too bad for you to sets the tone that that's temps a little bit lower than usual santa rosa. we're looking at 84. so those nice breezy conditions for you. but let's take a look at that. 7 day. let's plan your work because as we know, things are going to change inland again today. 85 bay, 71 coast. 61. but take a look at the corner of your screen or go enjoy

those 80's for a couple days. things are going to heat up by wednesday. we're going to hit the 90's. so a cool off today, but you can see by wednesday things will get a little hotter. we'll stay connected throughout the day. thanks very much, bernie. >> adding to our fox coverage, the white house monkeypox response team held a briefing to discuss the latest developments around this disease. there have been nearly 17 thousands of cases of m-pox identified across all 50 states. so far the administration has rolled out more than 1 million viles of the vaccine. but and ministration officials say that some communities are also not doing enough to take advantage of the available supply. >> that's up higher vaccine increasing. i think we have a new opportunity in strategy which is bringing vaccines to people as opposed to trying to help people find vaccine. >> the outbreak is showing signs of cooling down in hot spots like new york city and chicago and health officials say there is still reason to remain vigilant here. so far no one has died from m-pox in the u.s. but deaths have been reported outside our country.

and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. midterm elections are about 2 months away. and this week, president biden's approval rating hit its highest mark in a year. it's 44%. that's up 6 points from a record low in july. the president attending a kickoff rally and fundraiser thursday night as democrats continue to see a surge in donations and support. that's after legislative wins on gun control infrastructure, climate change and health care costs. also the recent student loan forgiveness announcement this week contributed to those higher ratings. the president continuing to take aim at what he considers the extreme wing of the republican party. >> the mag republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security. there are a threat to our very accept the will of the people. pham brace, embrace political violence. they don't believe in democracy.

>> the president is hoping for momentum to bring his message on the road to big swing states. next tuesday. he'll be in pennsylvania to talk about crime prevention. in sports. the raiders take on the new england patriots in their last preseason game and the giants lose miserably to the minnesota twins. kate rooney has the highlights. >> the countdown to the regular season is on final preseason game for the raiders in the books. and now a tough task will in the roster down to the final 53 players. that deadline is tuesday. but certainly some very positive takeaways from their win over the patriots at allegiant stadium. head coach josh mcdaniels taking on his former team in the final preseason game of 2022. in the 1st quarter patriots starting qb mac jones drops back starts to scramble. looking for an open receiver. he's picked off by look. masterson the undrafted rookie linebacker returns it for 30 yards, giving the raiders offense great field

position. masterson one of the young players to really flash in the first 2 preseason games continues to shine the raiders in the red zone out. qb jarrett stidham pitches it to the 4th round draft pick out of georgia. zamir white house call. he's in for the touchdown. it's 9, nothing raiders. the teams exchanged a pair of field goals in the 2nd quarter. raiders up 13 to 3. >> after the 1st half, let's jump to the 4th quarter now. raiders have a 16 to 6 lead. >> patriots rookie quarterback bailey zappe e throws an interception to isaiah zuber. the rookie from mississippi state. he brings it all the way down to the new england 32 yard line and then former cal quarterback chase garbers leads the raiders down to the 3 yard line garbers a four-year starter at cow, the handoff to britain brown, the rookie running back out of ucl a here. >> for the touchdown. the raiders to and only touchdown of the game come off turnovers. pretty good stuff for the josh mcdaniels takes down his former team. the silver and black beat the

patriots. 23 to 6, 3, 8, or send up a perfect for an out in the preseason for those who keep track of such things. all right. how about some baseball giants fans? sure travel well, and they were looking for a few wins in minnesota to get back into the wild card race. but didn't happen. twins jumped on the giants in the first carlos correa launching a 2 run homer out to left his 15th of the year. it's 2, nothing twins. now, 3, nothing. alex wood just imploded in the 3rd giving up 6 runs 2 outs and the bases loaded to bear to sell us tino ripping a bases, clearing double to left center field. twins go up 6, nothing. continues. and it's gary sanchez and with his 12th homer of the season out to right. 8, nothing twins wood gave up. 8 earned runs in only 3 innings. the giants get shut out just one >> you plug or aaron judge back in his native northern

california, taking on the and he does what he does best hitting homers in the 50's. no score cranked a shot way out to center field. the 2 men on. >> his 40th of the season. that's right. 49 that gave the yankees a 3. nothing lead. now they did make a comeback down 3, 2, in the bottom of the 9th with a man on the david mckinnon strikes out swinging to end the game. yankees win 3 to have taken in the first 2 games of the series. >> this kind of baseball kind makes you really wish the regular season of the nfl would get here right? >> that's it for sports. now, back to you. >> and as we head to break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is the valencia block party in san francisco. it starts at noon valencia street between 19th and 20th. this is a family-friendly event with carnival games, giant 4 games and live music and sports. it's free. so enjoy after the it's free. so enjoy after the show today.

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with brittany begley. i like yeah, let's make sure everybody is prepared again. what we're watching is fog astray says another foggy day in some spots. we'll continue to update you every 15 minutes. let's get right down to it as we track that fog for you. take a look at half moon bay. we're watching for the potential of a sprinkle or 2. and you can kind of see that right there on your screen. a little light drizzle as yes. start here saturday with hopefully a cup of coffee as we peak into the coast. we're also again watching that fog cass happening now. we're still going to see those foggy conditions in places like oakland mountain view and even napa for the next hour or 2 course. we're going to track it for you every 15 minutes. i'm going show you that fog cass prepared in the weather center and the traffic center again, make sure to leave early use those low beams. i know fog is nothing new for us, but we still have to make sure you're safe and prepare. current temperature show you those low clouds giving us a cooler temperatures right now as we speak. san francisco, 56 livermore 60 concord. 62 down to the south, san jose 60 and even santa rosa. we're looking at 54 that three-day forecast

shows you today. it's going to be nice. same story for sunday and we're going to be in the 80's inland on monday, but a heat up headed our way. i'll break it down in 20 minutes. looking forward to it. thank you, brittany. this morning, oakland police are investigating a shooting and a related car crash that left 3 people dead. >> investigators say it happened on mlk junior way and 27th street just after 7 friday night. the responding officers found a cyclist who appeared to have been hit and killed by a car. 2 other people were also found dead at the scene with gunshot wounds. the identities of all 3 victims are being held until their families are notified. anyone with information is asked to please call opd. a community in mourning, gather to share words for lily shoe, a beloved east bay dent his shot and killed in oakland last weekend. kron four's ella sogomonian has the details for us. >> friday night the community gathered for a vigil in honor of lily shoe. the 60 year-old was killed in oakland last sunday. just a few weeks after

her birthday, she was shot at least twice when she and her partner pulled into the city's little saigon neighborhood. the group shared their growing concerns for oakland residents and voiced outrage at increased attacks against asian americans and pacific islanders made yet turning point our communities. >> communities have been overlooked for decades. what may be a new chapter? a moment in which we canesay. who can i lean on? and immediately we have hand so oakland city council, president nikki fortunato boss. >> so city officials need to send clear communication to criminals that these types of crimes will not be tolerated. that type of violence needs to be held accountable. >> and we're also coming together because we have to those losses. we have to and more than anything to show. oakland should be a peaceful town. police are still looking for the suspect who came out

from a white lexus. the pulled up next to says car. >> and for people inside of a white tesla that was near the shooting in case they have more information. the tesla had a distinct roof rack as well as the bike rack in the back. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. the oakland police department is now providing 24 hour patrols in the little saigon neighborhood. also in oakland, police are looking for the man who fired shots aboard a bart train friday afternoon, injuring a man. this happened at the fruitvale bart station around one 30 on a train bound for daly city. police say the gunman shot at the victim several times. kron four's gayle ong has the latest for us. >> bart police remained on scene at the lake merritt station in oakland friday. that's where officers responded to a man with a gunshot wound. according to bart police chief and alvarez. the man was shot around one. 25 pm on a daily city-bound train leaving the fruitvale station. one individual opened fire with a handgun and wounded another male. the

suspect immediately board that train. >> and ran out of the flu bill, start for station and is currently still at large. the victim continued on to that on the train to the lake merritt station. >> the man shot was taken to highland hospital with life-threatening injuries. chief alvarez says the victim was likely targeted. >> we have no reason to believe that this was not a random attack. we are actively pursuing leads to apprehend the suspect. >> the shooting prompted major delays. trains stopped running at lake mary due to the investigation. service was later resumed. kron 4 caught up with bart riders about the incident. well, that kind of ruins the safety i got to get home, but will be coming back this way. i'm more concerned about safety on bart. >> now than i was just a couple of years ago. it seems like it's not as safe as it used to be. bart laid out safety measures in a statement that reads in part, quote. >> barr has a historically

high number of uniformed safety staff on platforms and trains, including police officers dedicated to riding trains, new unarmed ambassadors, community service officers and fare inspectors. in addition, bar has a network of more than 4,000 cameras onboard train cars in stations and other public areas. chief alvarez's also assuring writers shootings on bart trains are rare, very traumatic. >> enclosed areas. so we understand the banks. there are writers would being in an enclosed area such as a bart train, luckily high presidents and have been more present in our system were mitigating some of these issues from occurring. the chief says multiple cameras captured the shooting. a description of the suspect will be released. >> after the agency reviews surveillance video. so i will continue to take end just. >> be and hope that. the police present increases or are there more safety measures being taken? >> you kron 4 news.

>> a two-year investigation by the chp led to the arrest of 5 suspects said to be involved in a major cargo theft operation. chp says the suspects are responsible for stealing more than 1 million dollars worth of cargo and $250,000 in cash. the raid happened earlier this month. >> this bust was was huge for us. its service to southern california. we're very fortunate. obviously, that has statewide agency. we have resources from, you know, here all the way down to la. we were able to work with our counterparts of our southern division as well as various different law enforcement organizations down there be able to identify and locate these individuals and conduct this raid. >> items recovered include products from google, microsoft, sony and apple. authorities are not releasing the identities of the suspects, as they say doing so could compromise the ongoing investigation. a 15 year veteran with contra costa

county sheriff is facing charges for theft and possession of legal illegal firearms. deputy matthew buckley was arrested at his home thursday. and details about this investigation or further details have not yet been released. but we do know that charges filed against buckley include grand theft of a firearm, destroying or concealing evidence and possession of a controlled substance. he is now booked and in the contra costa county jail and is being held on a bail of $175,000. he is on paid administrative leave. coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 8.15, a judge rules on the future of a controversial homeless encampment in oakland. >> what's next for the hundreds of people who live there? and after the break, people rallying against foster city's plans to kill the east. there. hear from one county supervisor voicing their supervisor voicing their concerns. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

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>> skill it's something i think draconian. i think mean-spirited. i think something especially the area that we live in, something that counter to her to our >> that was san mateo county supervisor david canada. he's pushing back on foster city's controversial plan to possibly

kill dozens of wild geese. city officials say they tried to control the goose population using nonlethal methods for years. introducing dogs another kind of repellents to try to keep the birds from leaving a mess on sidewalks and lawns. but they say nothing has worked in july. the city counsel okayed a plan to get permits to kill these birds. supervisor can a book called the move inhumane. and foster city council says it is exploring robot technology and landscape changes to make the area less attractive to the east. meantime, the public is urged to please leave the birds alone. do not feed them and just throw your trash away. >> 11 and keeping a close on everything you need to know. the big story for us. a drizzle or 2 on the coast will break that down. it's foggy, cool, but heat up headed our way. have you neighborhood forecast coming up after the break.

>> now is 08:14am, meteorologist brittany begley. let's talk about everything you need to know the top story for us really in the weather center, a sprinkle or 2 on the coast. now behind the scenes, i just checked all your camera up the time. but this is really the camera that shows you just drizzle or 2 near the half moon bay, not to mention. we're still tracking fog. so a drizzle or 2 on the coast. you can see that right there on your screen and some fog for the next hour or 2. as we fast forward. you can see that around 9.45, we're still going to see some fog in places like

half moon but things will slowly start to look better and land. so we have next couple of hours to get through typical fog for you. but hey, we want to make sure you have no surprises as we plan your day. so we already talked right here that light drizzle on the coast. some foggy conditions in terms of breezy, it's going to be breezy today. you can see right now places like fairfield that delta breeze right now conquered also to the south san jose. not too bad, but temperatures thankfully they're not going to be too bad. you can see that temperatures right now as we speak, those low clouds really bringing us cooler temperatures. napa. 59 livermore 60 down to the south san jose, 60. you can also see half moon bay at 55 san francisco at 56. so temperatures nice. it's cool. last weekend we were a tick above average. some places nearly triple digits. it was really hot last saturday. that's not the story. you can see that right here. we're looking at those above right care average temperatures. so san francisco 65. that's what we're looking at. average in

oakland is 73 were just a tick below that you can see 71 livermore again last week in your near triple digits. thats not the story. you can see it right here. your average is 88. we're looking at 85. so again, just a tick below average santa rosa. 85, as we take a look at that 7 day forecast help planned this weekend and your work week again, it's not that stay inland. 85 bay, 71 coast. 61 actually, it's a great day. same story for sunday. but in the corner of your screen, as you plan your work, we can see things change. we're going to the 90's inland on wednesday. we're going to stay there for a couple of days to question whether and traffic teams will stay connected throughout the day to make sure you're prepared. not only in the weather center but on the roadways as well. it's very much brittany, a controversial homeless encampment in oakland is set to close on friday. a federal judge ruled caltrans can start the process of moving nearly 200 people out of the site on wood street. you can see that site on your screen right there. now, this area has been at the center of

major safety concerns mainly due to recent fires. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what's next. >> a federal judge's message to hundreds of people living at a massive homeless encampment. it's time to go. >> not and i totally understand bush huge. gaps in the way it will. treat the people at wood street. >> the area with its arby's and sprawling tense is one of the largest homeless encampments in oakland and home to a string of safety hazards. there is been at least 250 fires in the last few years. one shut down the maze for several hours. another came ilose to an east bay municipal water tank farm. that is highly flammable. caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. but last month, a judge temporarily banned caltrans

from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what the proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. about property of the vehicles and vehicles? the >> are there. shelter judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned, offer shelter to the residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current residents. >> pretty that the vehicles that exist on the property are if they are going to be we're done anyway are allowed to be in a place where they can be. we recovered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start

removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> and we now know more about the fbi former president donald trump's florida home on friday. the justice department released a redacted version of the affidavit. the fbi used to get a search warrant that filing revealed 14 of the 15 boxes retrieved from trump earlier this year by the national archives and records administration contain 184 documents with classification markings. this discovery raising concerns more national security secrets remain in an unsecured area at mar-a-lago. >> it's not like stealing a stapler from your former employer on the way out, whether it's safety of witnesses, you know, integrity of the investigation. surveillance needs. >> president biden says it's up to the doj could decide if trump's actions compromised national security. and we

followed up with political analyst michael yaki to break down the latest revelations from this unsealed affidavit and he told me that some of the intel taken from mar-a-lago was labeled human control services, essentially information on the united states network of highly placed spies and operatives in foreign countries. jackie tells us this is absolutely some of the most classified and dangerous information the u.s. has in its possession. >> and apparently he had that light around. and mara lago for over a year. and that's something that no one has revealed before. this document millions of americans set to

receive student loan forgiveness. but those suffering from the burden of student loans might qualify for other forms of assistance. jillian andrews reports. >> relief is on the way following the biden administration's announcement of $10,000 in student loan forgiveness for those making less than $125,000 a year in 20,000 forgiveness for those that went to college on pell grants? well, not everyone thinks the new plan is fair. martin lynch, director of education at cambridge credit counseling and president of the financial counseling association of america says it needs to happen. all of the comments that i read criticisms about. >> you know, >> paid off their loans by working 2 or 3 jobs. you couldn't do it in 2 days. >> with today's step cause cause too much. the pair july graduated back in 80's. >> lynch works with people who face student loans over $200,000. he says the government's lack of flexibility in repayment plans

and high levels of interest all increase theechances borrowers need to default. he also says there's a lack of communication borrowers. don't know what they qualify for every day. we form of our 17 calls. >> that are booked >> will. come from somebody would have qualified for leave back in 2017, if somebody just prepare them for. >> programs like the p s l f program that provides forgiveness for those who have worked. a government job are employed by a nonprofit. melissa russell is a school teacher who spent years paying $500 a month to pay her debt with the guidance of lynch. she's now debt free $67,000. i took me a little while too. >> to actually believe buy in the end, i ended up feeling like they won the lottery. weaver is in place so borrowers may also receive credit for past periods of repayment that would otherwise not qualify for pslf. >> lynch is urging people who might qualify to do the research.

>> the waiver will work miracles for you. it will get you retroactive credit for those past. a notable payments so that, you know, moving forward more, we have to make a few payments. >> that locacion deadline for the waiver is october 31st of this year. working for you. julian andrews. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, california lawmakers finally reach a deal on a pair of housing bill addressing the homeless

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now. we're watching fog. it's not as crazy as last week, but those low level clouds giving us cooler temperatures as we peak in sight. we're going to see just a tick below average. so enjoy the temperatures today. you can see it right there on your screen. golden gate, 62 sunset district 60. so just a tick below average on the coast. again, we're watching that sprinkle or 2. i just checked again, the half moon bay. we're still seeing a sprinkle or 2. nothing too dramatic. but something to talk about as you start your saturday, san bruno, 66 rolling him. you can see 6.73 as we take a look down south things. yeah. slowly warming up for us mountain view. 78 woodside, 79 to the south morgan hill, 81 last week for contacts you are in the 90's. so it's still warm but not as warm as last week. san jose, we're at 81 still a little foggy for you. if you live in the oakland area little more. 85, big difference compared to last week you are nearly triple digits. we have that cool down walnut creek, 83 concord, 84, so as you plan your day, even oakland, we're

looking at 71. if you haven't that in. oakland is not bad for you today. it's just still going to be a little foggy for the next 35 minutes, of course, we'll update you throughout the day. so temperatures are cooler right now, but that has to change, right? i'm going to tell you when we're going to the 90's coming up in about 20 minutes. thanks very much. brittany in the east bay, one man is dead after reportedly opening fire on oakley police officers. this after a woman called 9-1-1 saying she was being held hostage at gunpoint. >> a woman in oakley called 9-1-1 late thursday night distressed and in fear of her life explaining to dispatch that her boyfriend was driving around town while holding a gun and he wouldn't let her out and said he was going to kill her and himself when the couple reached the woman's home on theresa lane, lieutenant robert says the man started shooting inside the house. she was able to flee the residence on foot and she called 9-1-1. and then officers responded to the scene during the 2 and a half hours that followed the tenant. roberts says officers

reached out to the 58 year-old suspect, but he never replied. >> a drone confirmed he was armed inside the home and just before one, 30 in the morning he showed his face came to the front of the residence and fired at officers that were in the street in front of the residence. >> then he went back towards the house and he was shot by one of our officers was very surprising because anv they've been very quiet over there in recent years. police and nextdoor neighbor lindsey say there's only been one emergency call from the house. lindsey says she called police about a year ago when the victim in this case was roughed up by the man shot by police in the morning and said it is, you know, and i feel bad for her. but at least now i know she'll be safe. >> and else will happen or the victim is with family recovering from the incident. in oakleaf all kron. 4 news. chp has arrested 2 people in connection to 2 separate freeway shootings that happened earlier this summer. >> one of those shootings caught on a driver's dash cam.

>> you know >> never scary moments there. the bullet narrowly missing the passengers on board leaving this couple pretty shaken up. this happened june 14th on 5.80, east of grand avenue and a castro valley. authorities say they've arrested juwan finds on of san leandro last week in connection to this shooting. and the second arrest stems from a shooting on a 6.80 in contra costa county, north of stone vallet road. a car was shot at several times on july. 21st. no one was hurt. the chp says they arrested edwin toby the 3rd of pleasanton last week as the main suspect here during the arrest. officers say they found several guns and evidence of drug trafficking. in the south bay. police are currently investigating an overnight stabbing in san jose. it happened around one 30 in the morning in the area around quimby road. and kara stein, way, police say a teen was stabbed in his life and has

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other plans. >> covid also postponed her wedding for 2 years. but now she's married bike wheels. lights, disco, and ready for a week in the desert. there's a few similar stories of weddings that just were postponed because of the pandemic. and a lot of couples in the can >> have chosen at burning man to kind of be the perfect venue. she'll be staying in a camp with friends who have 10 plus burning man's under their belt. there will also be some new things that organizers came up with during their 2 years off. >> camps led by burners of color and events on topics of diversity and radical inclusion. there has been a lot >> of, you know, historical and political things that have happened in the last 2 years. while also including the gift giving self expression. >> and leaving no trace to preserve the environment. organizers say after ongoing conversations with medical experts, there will not be any health or covid entry requirements, meaning you will not need proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to get into burning man reporting

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it could be just a matter of time. in the next half hour or so, you're going to learn how identity theft happens and what the thieves can do with your information. you're going to hear from real people, just like you who have been victimized, but more importantly, you're going to hear how they took steps to protect themselves and how you can take those same steps to help protect yourself and your family. look, no matter what you've done so far, the harsh reality is your information could already be out there. that's why this is a critical moment for us all to take action, because let's be really clear. the criminals are smart, you have to be smarter. lifelock can help. - [narrator] welcome to lifelock, a leader in identity theft protection. lifelock helps protect you by scanning for potential threats to your identity, alerting you if something is found and if you're a victim helping you to fix the problem, anyone can be a victim of identity theft.

so please take a moment and consider if you discovered a criminal had filed fake tax returns or committed a crime in your name or stole from your 401k, are you absolutely sure you want to handle the situation alone? get the protection you need, with lifelock. - our first story is about a woman who had her identity stolen twice, once before she had lifelock, and once after. and she told us, those were very, very different stories. - so i got a letter in the mail and it was a rejection notice from a credit card application. - this is jasmine. she thought that letter was junk mail and ignored it. she had no idea it was about to take her on a rollercoaster ride through the frightening world of identity theft. - a few months after i get this notice and it's my clothing apparel credit card bill. and it said, i charged up, i think upwards of about three to $5,000. and i know it wasn't me because i don't make that much

of a purchase and they weren't my sizes either. - and then she got a call from a car dealership. someone was trying to buy a car using her name. - and i said, i absolutely do not want this car. i did not apply to purchase this car. - the first time jasmine went through this, she didn't have lifelock. she said that was extremely difficult. i've interviewed a lot of victims of crime in my career. and the one thing that is a common emotion is this sense of fear because the crime is not resolved. and initially, did you feel sort of a sense of fear? - it was very scary, it was scary, it was stressful. - it took a long time, but jasmine cleared up the problem. right after that, she signed up for lifelock. and it's a good thing because then it happened to her again. someone actually purchased a $50,000 car using her name. - $50,000, that was so hard to process

because at the time we were saving up to send my daughter to school. $50,000, people win that in lotteries, i can't pay $50,000 for a car that i didn't purchase. - jasmine said the difference of going through this without lifelock the first time and with lifelock, the second... was enormous. - with the lifelock restoration agent, she was my advocate. she told me exactly what to do, when i would have a stressful moment, she would actually kind of give me a virtual hug through the telephone, it was great. - that's just one of the thousands of stories, lifelock members have told us. and there are worst examples that one. some of the stories are really unbelievable, but let's get back to the beginning. what exactly is identity theft and how does it work? joining me now is jim stickley a cybersecurity expert. jim, thanks for being here. - my pleasure. - now, jim, tell me a little bit about what identity theft really is. - sure, i mean the simplest way to think of it is,

you got your name, your social security number, your home address, your driver's license, all the things that make you who you are. if a criminal can gain access to all that information, they can use that to become you. and then they can go out and open up loans. they can get credit cards, they can do all the purchases that you would normally do. only they're not going to pay the bill. you will. - now jim, one way thieves can get my personal information is by hacking into my home computer, right? - absolutely. - show me how they do it. - you've got a friend named bill, which i found online. and so i've sent you the email you see it came supposedly from bill. go ahead and open that email up. and as you see, not only did it come from bill, but he's actually included a picture of you. you're looking at yourself right there. - that is me. - also, he included an attachment. there is attached picture that he wanted you to look at. go ahead and look at that picture. - that's me. - that is you, right? so if you received this email, there's no reason for you to think, well, this seems suspicious. it came from your buddy has pictures of you. you close it up and you go on your merry way. but what you didn't realize is when you were doing that, you just open that one picture, look over at my computer.

you can see it's already come up. i'm now watching you through the webcam on your computer, on my computer. - i'm live on that? - yes you are, and that's because when you open that image, it actually had malware in there. and that malware took over your computer and it gave me access. and one of the things that gave me access to was your webcam. - so i walked through the door when i clicked that one photo. - that was all it took, and just like that, i have complete control of your computer. - and the ability to maybe steal my identity and apprehend my life. - absolutely, because remember, this is just turning on your webcam. i can just as easily start monitoring everything you type. so every time you go to a website and type in your login password, i now have that. if you're paying taxes online, you type in your social security number. that's mine as well, literally from this point on whatever you do on your computer, i'm monitoring and watching. - now there are other ways they can get my identity too. - absolutely, for example, you read about breaches, see these data breaches. - i hear about data breaches on the news all the time. - you work with all these third-party companies, healthcare providers, and everybody else that has your social security number. if they get hacked, there's nothing you could do about that.

and now your data has been stolen because they had a breach. - and that's why you need someone to help you once your identity has been stolen, right? - absolutely. - and that's why you don't want to go it alone. this is paul. paul was informed that there was a data breach at a big company. paul's personal information was among the data stolen by cyber criminals. - within that database was my full name, including middle name, my social security number, date of birth, address. it was found that my mother's maiden name was also included. - then these criminals used his information to get new credit card accounts in paul's name and telephone accounts and more. and it happened over and over and over again. - this is what was required to stay on top of identity theft for me. police reports, communications with the various institutions where my identity was stolen, including a credit card that i was given

that i didn't even order. - paul spent hours upon hours on the phone and finally managed to clear up the mess. he decided he never wanted to go it alone again and signed up for lifelock. the next time there was a problem. he got on the phone with a lifelock agent. they helped him solve it and fast. - the agents with whom i spoke, very kind, considerate and helpful. a group of professionals. this is all eliminated, thanks to lifelock. they take care of everything that i used to do by myself. i have a team behind me to resolve all of this identity theft that occurs today. - this is why people need lifelock. we all can be vulnerable, but with lifelock, if you become a victim, you won't have to go it alone. - [narrator] there was a victim every three seconds in the past year, more than 52 million americans have been affected. and in 2020 alone, nearly $45 billion were stolen from victims.

- i thought just simply checking my bank account each week and not giving my password to anybody. it was all that i needed to do. - [narrator] nearly 75% of identity theft victims who had accounts opened in their name did not find out from their bank or credit card company. - i absolutely thought i was doing all the things i needed to be doing to keep myself safe. and i clearly wasn't. - [narrator] stopping identity theft starts with detecting it as early as possible. lifelock detects and alerts you to threats against your identity. like someone trying to use your social security number or open a new loan in your name, even alerts for crimes committed in your name and in select plans, you also get home title theft monitoring services, 401k and investment activity alerts, and more. - i get alerts when i transfer money from one account with next, i get alerts when i make large payments. - [narrator] other services that claim to offer identity theft protection, stop there. leaving you to try to fix the problem alone. with lifelock, you have a team of experts on your side.

every member gets a us-based restoration agent to help fix issues. - with lifelock, you've got an actual person who's going to walk you through this. - i didn't have to ask any questions. all the work was being done for me. believe me, if your identity is stolen, you don't want to go it alone. - [narrator] and every lifelock membership comes with a lifelock million dollar protection package. if your money is stolen or you have expenses due to identity theft, lifelock will either get it back for you or reimburse you for it, up to the limit of your plan. plus we'll provide lawyers and experts. if that's what it takes. - i was covered through my membership and was reimbursed by lifelock and received a cheque for approximately $1,200. - [narrator] call the number on your screen or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. to get lifelock identity theft protection for as low as $6.99 a month for your first year. that's a 33% savings. and when you call, ask about lifelock's,

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i mean, that would be bad enough. it's about people opening new accounts in your name that you may not know about until it's too late. that's why you need to get help from identity theft protection experts dedicated to helping you, if you become a victim. the point is, it's not just about protecting your money or your property, i mean it is, but it's more than that. in our next case, our victim realized the thieves had put his very livelihood at stake. - for a lot of people, the idea of driving an 18 wheeler is a dream. that's how it's always been for casey, to him, it's not just a job, it's a joy. - open road, music, windows down by yourself. nothing else like it. - but after 16 years on the job, casey told me he came into work one day and learned something terrifying. your employer called you into the office to tell you there was a problem, right? - correct, sir. my supervisor, along with a few other members of management

had told me i had several driver's license violations. - on your license, - on my driver's license. - what did you tell your employer? what did you say? this is not me, i didn't do this. - those were my exact words. i didn't do this, i don't know where they came from. and at that time i was given about a week to clear it up or i'll be looking for another job. - did your boss believe you when you said these aren't my tickets? - absolutely not. - because we don't expect that we have tickets that we didn't actually get, right? - correct and everybody always says "it wasn't me". - casey soon learned the truth. someone had stolen his identity, got a fake license in his name and was racking up moving violations right and left. he realized he could actually lose his license and his job. and you're a single parent, right? - i am, and being a single parent, there's a lot of responsibilities that fall directly and solely on me.

so without my license, where do i go? what do i do? - casey finally cleared it up with the help of a lawyer. but thanks to lifelock, he wasn't out a dime. - i was covered through my membership through lifelock and i was reimbursed approximately $1,200. - but the next time casey was a victim of identity theft. it wasn't his employer who spotted it, it was lifelock. - i'm home, minding my business, working around the house. and i get an alert from lifelock asking had i opened new credit. - had you? - i did not. - thanks to lifelock this problem, wasn't a problem at all. once you got lifelock on your side, how did life change for you? - it gave me a peace of mind. i was assigned a representative. she told me, "don't worry about it, she'll take care of it". and that's exactly what she did. exactly what she did. - so by now, it's pretty clear that the restoration agents are at the heart of lifelock's operation.

they're smart, they're on your side and they're ready to go to bat for you. - i can only imagine what you're struggling through, but i'm going to take this off your hands. you can definitely depend on me. - kimberly is a lifelock restoration agent. working to make sure that if identity theft strikes you have protection. is there one case in particular that stands out in your mind? - the victim, their social security number was used. she was disabled and relied on disability benefits. and when she had to have those benefits renewed, it was determined by the courts that someone had been working and earning a living using her social security numbers. so she was at risk of losing those benefits. - how satisfying was it to finally be able to tell that victim we've resolved your case? - it was great. i worked with her and with her husband and they were both thoroughly relieved. it took a lot of stress and time off their plates to allow us to take on that task

of resolving the identity theft, so they were extremely happy. - so these are the kinds of dedicated people who are waiting to help you. they're one of the most important benefits of becoming a lifelock member. - [narrator] hackers and cyber criminals, keep finding new ways to steal identities and the crimes they commit in innocent people's names go far beyond credit card fraud. - i was one traffic stop away from being arrested for citations i didn't commit. - somebody had purchased a $50,000 vehicle and i was on the hook for $50,000 because somebody purchased that in my name. - [narrator] if a thief could potentially use your identity to commit a crime in your name. you'd want to know about it as early as possible, but just checking your bank statements and credit card notifications, isn't enough to catch everything anymore. you need advanced technology and a proven team of experts, lifelock detects and alerts you to threats against your identity. like someone trying to use your social security number or open a new loan in your name.

even alerts for crimes committed in your name and in select plans, you also get home title theft, monitoring services, 401k and investment activity alerts, and more. - i get alerts when i transfer money from one account with next. i get alerts when i make large payments. - other services that claim to offer identity theft protection stop there, leaving you to try to fix the problem alone. with lifelock, you have a team of experts on your side. every member gets a us-based restoration agent to help fix issues. - with lifelock, you've got an actual person who is going to walk you through this. - i didn't have to ask any questions. all the work was being done for me. believe me, if your identity is stolen, you don't want to go it alone. - [narrator] and every lifelock membership comes with a lifelock million dollar protection package. if your money is stolen or you have expenses due to identity theft, lifelock will either get it back for you or reimburse you for it, up to the limit of your plan. plus we'll provide lawyers and experts.

if that's what it takes. - i was covered through my membership and was reimbursed by lifelock and received a cheque for approximately $1200. - [narrator] call the number on your screen. or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. to get lifelock identity theft protection for as low as $6.99 a month for your first year. that's a 33% savings. and when you call, ask about lifelock's 60 day money back guarantee, try lifelock for 60 days. and if you're not satisfied, we'll give you a full refund. call the number on your screen and use promo code tv33, or go to lifelock.com/tv33 to get started. - as soon as i signed up, i receive alerts from the previous week, from the previous day. - lifelock is my comfort, they are out there to protect me. it gives me less stress. - i heard about lifelock on an advertisement and i said, let's do it. and i'm glad i did. - [narrator] so what are you waiting for? call the number on your screen and use promo code tv33,

or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. enrollment takes just minutes. call the number on your screen. - let's get right down to it. how much do you really know about identity theft? do you still think it's just shady characters making charges on your credit card? think again, our personal information is on all our devices and it's stored by a lot of companies we do business with. cyber criminals can get access to all of it. thieves can use it to commit identity theft. and once they've done that, they can take out loans, file taxes in your name, they can even use your name if they're arrested. even if you monitor your credit, even if you monitor your bank accounts, you can miss a lot of identity theft threats. but with lifelock, you just have to pick up the phone for help. you get a real person, one person who stays with you, someone dedicated to helping you find a solution.

this is dav, he learned the hard way, what identity theft can do to your life. - i was on my way to work. i saw a car accident, i called the police. - but the act of a good samaritan turned into a bad nightmare. - when the police got there, they took my id and took a report. they came back with my id and placed me under arrest. as it turns out somebody had stolen my identity. they took my license and the only things they changed was the birthday and their photo. and then they went out and committed a burglary. he broke into somebody's house and was arrested. he gave him that id, he paid bail and left. he didn't show up to court. so i was arrested and put in a cell for many hours. this was friday evening and my car was towed on a three-day weekend. when they released me from jail, i had to walk about a mile and a half home. - he also had to pay $500 to get his car back. he didn't have lifelock then, but he does now he gets lifelock's alerts on his phone

and they make him feel protected. - for instance, the other day, i got a dark web notification. so apparently my email and password was on a dark web website. and it was being sold to various buyers i assume and hackers. it gave me the opportunity to change my passwords of my primary email and keep those things protected. you can't put a price on peace of mind. that's why you have a security system at home. that's why you have cameras. and that's why you have lifelock. - cassie feels the same way. she was a mom of an energetic toddler with another baby on the way. she and her husband were trying to buy and renovate their dream home. when someone stole her identity. - it just felt like the worst possible timing. this literally felt like the straw that was going to break the camel's back. i did not have the bandwidth to deal with it. - someone had opened up lines of credit in her name, just when she and her husband were about to close on the home sale. she feared that her credit would be ruined and that she would lose her dream house. - it's this house that we wanted to buy.

that was in exactly the neighborhood we wanted to be in. kids everywhere, just truly the idyllic kind of, growing up experience that i wanted for my kids. and so to be told that, that might not happen was very hard, especially for a newly pregnant and emotional mother. it was a very challenging time. - it took a lot of headaches, heartaches and hard work, but cassie finally managed to sort out the problem and get her dream house. and she also made sure to get lifelock. - after i signed up for lifelock. i started getting alerts and it gave me peace of mind to see those because it showed me that there's someone on the backend who's looking out for me while the busy-ness of my life doesn't allow me to be as vigilant as i would like to be, and probably need to be. - i'm back with our cyber security expert, jim stickley. and earlier you showed us how you could hack

my personal computer and get in there and steal my information, but show me how they do that on the dark web. - the best way to think of the dark web. it's just like the regular internet. only it allows you to remain completely 100% anonymous. so now, i'm a id thief, i come in, i want to buy some records. i see they're for sale in the dark web. i can buy maybe 10 of those records. - jim, take me to the dark web. - here i have a browser that's designed specifically to go there. so we'll go ahead and we'll open it up right now. and the first thing you'll notice is it looks almost identical to when you're browsing on the internet. so i type in ssn and i hit enter and you'll notice that i was searching for social security numbers just by typing in ssn. it comes up with a whole list of sites available to me right now that i can go to where people are selling social security numbers. this is a person that's selling, quote, unquote fulls, and a full means it's full information. so they have your name, social security number, address, driver's license number. - really? - yeah and so you can notice,

now look, there's a shopping cart so i can come in here and i can literally put something in my shopping cart. - and that's someone's identity going into that shopping cart. - that's it. this case, i was buying 10 at a time. - that's really scary stuff. - it's really scary. - and that's why if you get compromised on this level, you're going to need somebody who is an expert in unraveling and restoring your good name. - absolutely. - [narrator] it's time to start your lifelock membership. it only takes minutes to sign up and begin receiving protection against identity theft, including the lifelock million dollar protection package. if your money is stolen or you have expenses due to identity theft, lifelock will either get it back for you or reimburse you for it up to the limit of your plan. plus we'll provide lawyers and experts if that's what it takes. so call the number or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. don't face identity theft alone. call the number on your screen. - i really hope you make that call.

remember, you can make a difference in your own life. in the last half hour, you've seen people with real problems and how lifelock is a real solution to those problems. my friends, one thing is clear, it's time to take action. remember the criminals are smart. you have to be smarter, lifelock can help. - [narrator] there was a victim of identity theft every three seconds in the past year. more than 52 million americans have been affected. and in 2020 alone, nearly $45 billion were stolen from victims. - somebody had purchased a $50,000 vehicle and i was on the hook for $50,000 because somebody purchased that in my name. - they didn't steal my credit cards. they didn't steal my banking information. they stole my life. - [narrator] if a thief could potentially use your identity to commit a crime in your name, you'd want to know about it as early as possible, but just checking your bank statements and credit card notifications, isn't enough to catch everything anymore. you need advanced technology and a proven team of experts.

lifelock detects and alerts you to threats against your identity. like someone trying to use your social security number or open a new loan in your name, even alerts for crimes committed in your name. and in select plans, you also get home title theft monitoring services, 401k and investment activity alerts, and more. - i get alerts when i transfer money from one account with next. i get alerts when i make large payments. - other services that claim to offer identity theft protection stop there, leaving you to try to fix the problem alone. with lifelock, you have a team of experts on your side. every member gets a us-based restoration agent to help fix issues. - with lifelock you've got an actual person who is going to walk you through this. - i didn't have to ask any questions. all the work was being done for me. believe me, if your identity is stolen, you don't want to go it alone. - [narrator] and every lifelock membership comes with a lifelock million dollar protection package.

if your money is stolen or you have expenses due to identity theft, lifelock will either get it back for you or reimburse you for it up to the limit of your plan. plus we'll provide lawyers and experts. if that's what it takes. - i was covered through my membership and was reimbursed by lifelock and received a check for approximately $1,200. - [narrator] call the number on your screen or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. to get lifelock identity theft protection for as low as $6.99 a month for your first year, that's a 33% savings. and when you call, ask about lifelock's 60 day money back guarantee, try lifelock for 60 days. and if you're not satisfied, we'll give you a full refund. call the number on your screen and use promo code tv33, or go to lifelock.com/tv33 to get started. - as soon i signed up, i receive alerts from the previous week. from the previous day. - lifelock is my comfort, they are out there to protect me.

it gives me less stress. - i heard about lifelock on an advertisement and i said let's do it. and i'm glad i did. - [narrator] so what are you waiting for? call the number on your screen and use promo code tv33, or go to lifelock.com/tv33 now. enrollment takes just minutes. call the number on your screen. the preceding has been a paid advertisement for lifelock by norton, paid for by nortonlifelock. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it's saturday. august 27th. let's things started with a look at the weather with brittany begley. hey brittany. yeah, let's make sure we can use a able to better compared to where we started the staff's office 7. this camera was really foggy. >> thankfully, that's no longer the case, at right now.

so today, foggy and up >> thanks very much, this morning, oakland police are investigating a shooting in a related car crash that left 3 people dead. investigators say it happened on mlk junior way and 27th street just after 7 friday night the responding officers found a cyclist who appear to have been hit and killed by a car. 2 other people were also found dead at the scene with gunshot wounds. the identities of all 3 victims are being withheld until their families are notified. anyone with information is asked to please call opd. a community in mourning, gather to share words for lily shoe, a beloved east bay dent his shot and killed in oakland last weekend. kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> a woman in oakley called 9-1-1 late thursday night distressed and in fear of her life explaining to dispatch that her boyfriend was driving around town while holding a gun and he wouldn't let her out and said he was going to kill her and himself when the couple reached the woman's home. and theresa lane,

lieutenant robert says the man started shooting inside the house. she was able to flee the residence on foot. >> and she called 9-1-1. and then officers responded to the scene during the 2 and a half hours that followed the tenant. roberts says officers reached out to the 58 year-old suspect, but he never replied a drone confirmed he was armed inside the home and just before one, 30 in the morning he showed his face came to the front of the residence and fired at officers that were in the street in front of the residents. >> then he went back towards the house and he was shot by one of our officers was very surprising because of they've been very quiet over there in recent years. police and nextdoor neighbor lindsey say there's only been one emergency call from the house. lindsey says she called police about a year ago. >> when the victim in this case was roughed up by the man shot by police in the morning and said it is, you know, and i feel bad for her. but at least now i know she'll be safe. and as you know, so

happy the victim is with family recovering from the incident in oakley, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the chp has arrested 2 people in connection to 2 separate freeway shootings that happened earlier this summer. one of the shootings caught on a driver's dash camera. >> you know >> very scary moments for them. they're the bullet narrowly missing the passengers on board leaving the couple feeling pretty shaken up. this happened june 14th on 5.80, east of grand avenue in castro valley. authorities say they arrested 2 lawn phys on of san leandro last week in connection to this shooting. the second arrest stems from a shooting on 6.80 in contra costa county, north of stone valley road. a car was shot at several times on july. 21st. no one was hurt. the chp says they arrested edwin toby the 3rd of pleasanton last week as the main suspect during the arrest. officers say they found several guns and evidence of drug trafficking. in the south bay. police are

currently investigating an overnight stabbing in san jose. it happened around one 30 in the morning in the area around quimby road. and kara, stunned way. police say a teen was stabbed in his life, threatening injuries. police do not have a person of interest or a motive at this time. a lyft driver taken to the hospital after being robbed by a passenger. it happened on thursday in the area of market and fremont streets near the embarcadero bart station, san francisco police say the suspect is a 39 year-old east bay resident named marvin sexton. he's accused of stealing the driver's phone, then beating and carjacking him. police chased the suspect on i-80 as he was driving the victim's car. he was later arrested and booked for carjacking. felony battery and probation violation. excuse me. vanessa bryant's attorneys say the 16 million dollars she was awarded in her lawsuit against los angeles county will go to charity. she sued the county over graphic photos taken at the scene of the 2020 helicopter crash where 9

people were killed, including kobe bryant and their daughter gianna. vanessa. bryant's attorneys say all the money will go to a nonprofit sports foundation, which benefits young athletes. her attorney also says the lawsuit was never about money, but about justice for the victims. we'll justice for the victims. we'll be right back. mmm. he's been here since december. you left him that mug of dunkin' with his cookies that night. i'm gonna say something. you should. i'll do it. it's refill time! santa's not leaving. the home with dunkin' is where you want to be.

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scrutiny over a decision to let the man go. and that man was accused of trying to steal a catalytic converter this incident happening earlier this month near 24th and anza street in the city's richmond district. 2 women told police they caught a thief in the act. they say police even pulled the man from under the car and detained him. but officers allegedly let the man go because there was not enough evidence to make an arrest. now, specifically, the owner of this car was not there, even the suspect who allegedly carried a carjack he had not yet actually stolen a converter as apd chief bill scott says he agrees with the officer's decision saying in part, quote, when faced with the decision to make an arrest and looking at the totality of the circumstances, sfpd officers determined there was not probable cause to arrest the suspect. i support their decision because the facts as i know them confirmed that there was not probable cause. officers did determine the car

was stolen. it was later returned to its owner. a two-year investigation by the chp led to the arrest of 5 suspects said to be involved in a major cargo theft operation. chp says the suspects are responsible for stealing more than 1 million dollars worth of cargo and $250,000 in cash. the raid happened earlier this month. >> this bust was was huge for us. it took us to southern california. we're very fortunate. obviously, that has statewide agency. we have resources from, you know, here all the way down to la. we were able to work with our counterparts of our southern division as well as various different law enforcement organizations down there be able to identify and locate these individuals and conduct this raid. >> items are covered, include products from google, microsoft, sony and apple. authorities are not releasing the identities of the suspects, as they say doing so could compromise the ongoing investigation. a 15 year

veteran with contra costa county sheriff is facing charges of theft and possession of illegal firearms. deputy matthew buckley was arrested at his home thursday. and details about this investigation have not yet been released. but we do know that charges filed against buckley include grand theft of a firearm, destroying or concealing evidence and possession of a controlled substance. he's been booked into the contra costa county jail and held on a bail of $175. buckley is on paid administrative leave. heading to our monkeypox coverage. the white house monkeypox response team held a briefing to discuss the latest developments around this disease. there have been nearly 17,000 cases of m-pox identified across all 50 states. so far the administration has rolled out more than 1 million vials of the vaccine. >> with supply of vaccine increasing. i think we have a new opportunity and strategy which is bringing vaccines to people as opposed to trying to help people find vaccine. >> the outbreak is showing

signs of cooling down in hot spots like new york city and chicago. but health officials say there's still reason to be vigilant here. so far no one has died from m-pox in the u.s. but deaths have been reported outside our country. for like local election headquarters and midterm elections about 2 months away this week, president biden's approval rating hit its highest mark in a year. it's 44% up 6 rep 6 points from a record low in july. the president attending a kickoff rally and fundraiser thursday night as democrats continue to see a surge in donations and support that sacked after legislative wins on gun control, infrastructure, climate change and health care costs. also the recent student loan forgiveness announcement this week also contributed to his ratings. the president continues to take aim at what he considers the extreme wing of the republican party. >> the mag republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security. there are a threat to our very democracy. they refused to

accept the will of the people. embrace, embrace political violence. they don't believe in democracy. >> the president is hoping for momentum to bring his message on the road to big swing states. next tuesday, he'll be in pennsylvania to talk about crime prevention. in sports. the raiders take on the new england patriots in their last preseason game. >> and the giants lose miserably to the minnesota twins. kate rooney has the highlights. >> the countdown to the regular season is on final preseason game for the raiders in the books. and now a tough task will in the roster down to the final 53 players. that deadline is tuesday. but certainly some very positive takeaways from their win over the patriots at allegiant stadium. head coach josh mcdaniels taking on his former team in the final preseason game of 2022. in the 1st quarter patriots starting qb mac jones drops back starts to scramble. looking for an open receiver. he's picked off by

look. masterson the undrafted rookie linebacker returns it for 30 yards, giving the raiders offense great field position. masterson one of the young players to really flash in the first 2 preseason games continues to shine the raiders in the red zone out. qb jarrett stidham pitches it to the 4th round draft pick out of georgia. zamir white house call. he's in for the touchdown. it's 9, nothing raiders. the teams exchanged a pair of field goals in the 2nd quarter. raiders up 13 to 3. >> after the 1st half, let's jump to the 4th quarter now. raiders have a 16 to 6 lead patriots rookie quarterback bailey zappe e throws an interception to isaiah zuber. the rookie from mississippi state. he brings it all the way down to the new england 32 yard line and then former cal quarterback chase garbers leads the raiders down to the 3 yard line garbers a four-year starter at cow, the handoff to britain brown, the rookie running back ucl a here. >> for the touchdown. the

raiders to and only touchdowns of the game come off turnovers. pretty good stuff for the josh mcdaniels takes down his former team. the silver and black beat the patriots. 23 to 6, 3, 8, or send up a perfect for an out in the preseason for those who keep track of such things. all right. how about some baseball giants fans? sure travel well, and they were looking for a few wins in minnesota to get back into the wild card race didn't happen. twins jumped on the giants in the first carlos correa launching a 2 run homer out to left his 15th of the year. it's 2, nothing twins. now, 3, nothing. alex wood just imploded in the 3rd giving up 6 runs 2 outs and the bases loaded to bear to sell us tino ripping a bases, clearing double to left center field. twins go up 6, nothing. continues. and it's gary sanchez, his with his 12th homer of the season out to right. 8, nothing twins wood gave up. 8 earned runs in only

3 innings. the giants get shut out. just one >> you plug or aaron judge back in his native northern california, taking on the and he does what he does best hitting homers in the 50's. no score cranked a shot way out to center field. the 2 men on. >> his 40th of the season. that's right. 49 that gave the yankees a 3. nothing lead. now they did make a comeback down 3, 2, in the bottom of the 9th with a man on the david mckinnon strikes out swinging to end the game. yankees win 3 to have taken in the first 2 games of the series. >> this kind of baseball kind makes you really wish the regular season of the nfl would get here right? >> that's it for sports. now, back to you. >> thanks very much, kate. happening tomorrow, san francisco's annual all transgender districts. right party is concert and fundraiser that celebrates lgbtq+ performers with artists traveling to san francisco to

celebrate its also commemorating the 56th anniversary of the compton's cafeteria riots of 1966, the first ever large-scale resistance of the trans and community against police brutality. this year. this event takes place at the hibernia from 05:00pm to 09:00pm. santa clara county. severe drought problem has entered its 3rd year. the valley water authorities held a summit to talk about the current supply problems. kron four's justin campbell has the story. >> recycling is a message to that. what you like to see? fields is a sustainable water supply for future john, for ella with santa clara water says dollars will flow to recycling and the purification of water. >> and here is how it works. >> water filtered through stainless steel screen with poor openings of 300 microns valley. water will take highly treated wastewater. that currently goes to silicon valley. advanced water

purification center. >> you're fine. the water to meet drinking water standards, then pump that back to your fossett. now, this process is already being done at the facility, but the water is only being used for industrial and commercial use valley water would now like to make that water a part of the drinking supply. they're also working to build another advanced water purification center, a 600 million dollar public private partnership. but until these 2 things happen for ellis, as you can also help to buy following the water regulations, 2 million people. >> have to understand the situation we have much conservation levels of people, and must be listened to. and if you're too. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> for your money this morning, a new report says many americans are having trouble paying their electric bills because of inflation saying more than 20 million homes could have their

electricity shut off. so-called electricity inflation is roughly twice as high as the overall inflation rate for one out of 6 homes. the cost of electricity has doubled in the past 12 months. and we now know more about the fbi former president donald trump's florida home on friday. the justice department released a redacted version of the affidavit. the fbi used to get a search warrant that filing revealed 14 of the 15 boxes retrieved from trump earlier this year by the national archives and records administration contained 184 documents with classification markings. this discovery raising concerns more national security secrets remained in an unsecured area at mar-a-lago. to decide if trump's actions compromise national security. meantime, nasa nasa is getting ready to make history again in the

coming days. the u.s. space agency is expected to launch its most powerful rocket yet on monday. this happening 50 years after the final flight of the legendary saturn, 5 moon rocket. the artemis one mission will send in an piloted orion crew capsule on a 42 day voyage around the moon. really cool stuff. now, if this trip a successful astronauts could head that way as soon as 2024, not too far off. >> it is this the safest spacecraft for humans ever created for astronauts. it will go farther than we've ever gone before and are in this one 40,000 miles be on the moon and we're super excited to say how or perform. >> the entire program will set nasa back 93 billion dollars by the time. astronauts are back on the move. so it's certainly not a cheap thing to pull off. meantime, liftoff from the kennedy space center is set for monday morning just after 05:00am pacific time. really historic mission there.

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