>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a woman's car torched san francisco. why she's blaming city leaders. and the south bay is gearing up for the second night of taylor swift's highly anticipated show at levi stadium. we've

got a live preview of what's expected to be another enchanted evening. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> warning, thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, july the 29th and is expected to be another warm day for us here in the bay area. >> let's check in now with dave spahr a day. >> hey, stephanie, good morning. and good morning, we're looking kind of a calm day relative today compared to tomorrow. we're going to turn that up to mid-nineties for some of the inland valleys. so we'll be hot weekend, though. but for today, we're take a little bit of a break on this is still going to be very summer-like and we're dealing with some of that fog this morning at first light it's covering over the east bay shoreline a little bit, but you can see how it's starting to mix out there. so you'll notice of the shots. all right. a current winds little bit of an onshore wind calm, single-digit zone a little bit there picks up a little bit around sullivan county, but most readings in the 50's for

right now, couple 60's poking out there, for example, antioch and also conquered 58. meanwhile, for san jose, the contrast from yesterday pretty close to actually trailing a couple degrees here. and they're now a little bit ahead of the ball game and the satellite picture keeps continues to keep that monsoon moisture back in the 4 corner states. a little bit of the south california desert, a little bit there. but for the most part, not a player at all. and doesn't appear to be one at all? 4 this weekend. so break it down for you straight. sunshine looks like about 76 or so by 11 o'clock at 2 o'clock. how about this in the 80's, although i think we'll still see some 90's looking for a little bit of a bump on those temperatures tomorrow and next week might see some of those monsoon clouds hanging around. we'll have more, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening tonight, fans once again gather in santa clara to see taylor swift live at levi stadium. and that's where we find kron four's tiffany tiffany in the blank space for us. any fans out there

>> yes, there are fans out here this morning. you know, the concerts at 6 o'clock tonight, but it's not stopping the fans from waking up early and getting in line to purchase a mix collusive merchandise. they are gathered right behind us. there's a few of them have a good handful of fans out here this morning. they arrived ready to go and to wait with their chairs, their blankets, coffee and some they also set up to have it more organized today. officials they have lined up everything today yesterday was kind of sprawled out across the parking lot. so today this area has its own little created space. >> the first concert was actually last night. swift is in town for her heirs tore yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long lines because they're not wanting to miss a second of the show. and a lot of this merchandise that they're selling here can only be brought here. so today it's going to be another busy day

in and around levi stadium. parking will open at 02:00pm. gates will open at 4.30. the concert is scheduled to begin at 6.30, with-with usually taking to the stage around 8 o'clock. swift is expected to perform a 45 song set list which will last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly being encouraged to take public transportation with several agencies stepping up their services like capitol corridor offering and adjust its schedule to accommodate all northern california. concertgoers caltrain will offer an additional post event train on both days as well. and the santa clara valley transportation authority is offering 30% more light rail trains for the show tonight. vta actually tweeting that after the concert last night they had 25,000 passengers using their public transportation smashing their ridership record. and there's also some limitations as to what you can bring inside as well to the levi stadium. only

small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by 6 and a half inches. so a lot of limitations on what you can bring but we'll keep you updated out here at the stadium. state officials are also asking people to refrain from tailgating. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that. and we hope you get lots of friendship bracelets while you're out there. >> and a san francisco woman lost her car after a fire started at a homeless encampment nearby and destroyed it kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the car owner who is blaming city leaders. >> you've got a hose, a fire from a homeless encampment breaks out in opa wednesday night. the flames rapidly spreading from a 10th to a toyota prius parked on the street. neighbors quickly sprang to action to help firefighters put out the fire. but it wasn't enough to save the car is heartbreaking. it makes me angry and >> clearly city hall is not.

making a dent in the issue. the car's owner, linda posts age has lived in the neighborhood for the past 2 years. she says with a car fire happened on central and fell. >> people live in tents on the sidewalks. she says her interactions with those people are usually cordial despite what happened to her she's pointing the finger at city leaders instead of the person who was responsible for starting it. it's an out come of a larger problem, which is there is not. sufficient. housing for folks that need it posts age believes ending the covid era homeless hotel shelter programs last december is just one example of city leaders failing to help the unhoused the office of district. 5 supervisor. dean preston sent a statement to kron 4 saying our office is deeply concerned to learn about a fire at felon central on wednesday evening. we are working with the department of homelessness and supportive housing to address encampments

in the neighborhood. earlier this week. mayor london breed signed a budget with a goal of cutting homelessness in half over the next 5 years. post sage says losing her car is a big financial hit, but fires from homeless encampments can be solved through action. this incident that happened in my personal life just reinforces my. sense helping and finding a way. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us this morning. investigators say no one was hurt when the fire broke out and the cause is still under investigation. police in oakland are investigating 2 separate shootings. the most recent happening around 10, 30 last night on 83rd avenue just west of international boulevard. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. police say one person was shot 3 others suffered cuts. meanwhile, the first shooting happened in the area of 19th street and broadway just before 8.30, last night. this is video of the area from the citizen app. police say one person was shot the victim

told officers he did not know where the shots came from. bicyclist is dead after being hit by a truck on commerce boulevard in rohnert park. it happened around 12:40pm, friday afternoon on the 57,000 block. the bicyclist was traveling south on the east side of commerce boulevard when the pickup truck was making its way onto the northbound lane. that's when the collision happened. the driver of the truck remained on the scene. the bicyclist died at the hospital. the man accused of fatally stabbing cash out founder bob lee in san francisco was set to be in court next week. preliminary hearing starts today for a rather starts monday for many police arrested him 8 days after lee was found stabbed to death. this happened in san francisco's rincon neighborhood back in april. police say the 2 men knew each other prior to the stabbing. lee had allegedly been hanging out many sister which led to an argument between the 2 men

back in may. pled not guilty to lee's murder. he is being held without bail. a pacific up man faces murder charges after investigators say he stabbed a woman to death and then posted a video of that attack on facebook. four's dan kerman has more on what's next for the suspect. >> 39 year-old mark mentioned cough made his first court appearance friday but didn't enter a plea to the charge. he murdered clara belle astray a wednesday afternoon in a san mateo apartment. we know that he stabbed her are victim to death with multiple stab wounds. we know that while she was on the ground and still alive, still moving a little bit, we don't know to what degree he filmed and posted on his facebook account. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says a friend of mencia cough spotted the video on facebook and contacted authorities. they ping the number associated with the facebook account leading san mateo police to an

apartment complex on 36th avenue after a 3 hour door to door search. the woman was found dead in one of the units. hours later, metric office arrested in the south bay to horrific crime. it's aggravated by putting it on facebook. that is the first time i've ever heard of anything like that. certainly it's never occurred in san mateo county. >> doing that to the victim. so there is a certain. he felt a certain pride that why somebody posts most things, that they feel pride in what they did steps as the defendant and the victim knew each other but says that this time they don't know the motive for the crime, but they do say mechikoff has a felony record in another state that coupled with the nature of this crime and the fact that he's lived in multiple states have them ask the court to hold, met a cough without bail. a judge agreed all that combine. it would be actually would have been a foolish decision to do anything other than no bail to ensure that he is kept here. and most importantly, that the public is safe staff won't go into details but said the defendant

has given the lengthy statements to law enforcement. friday's hearing was continued. so the court can assign mechikoff an attorney again mention cobb did not enter a plea. he's due back in court next friday. >> at the hall of justice in redwood city, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and the mega millions jackpot is now at 1 billion dollars. nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's drawing. one ticket sold in southern california did match 5 out of the 5 numbers winning a prize of 1.5 million dollars. this is just the 5th time in mega millions history. the jackpot has gone over a billion dollars. the next dnawing is tuesday night at 8 o'clock. the odds of winning the jackpot are one in 302 million. good luck to those of you who play. >> and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news x marks the spot atop the building, formerly known as twitter headquarters. a city officials are now investigating this. plus, the moral dilemma facing retail workers across the

country that they try to stop shoplifters or not. and after the break, the health benefits a robot therapy dogs, how they're being used to come for sick kids in the bay area.

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>> and now let's take a live look now at the bay bridge. 7.13, this saturday morning traffic. actually is quite a bit traffic at this hour. nice to see that. and hello, dave, good morning to you. looking a bit overcast where you're and in the areas that you're keeping an eye out for. yes at that fog. joining us again. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. good to see it, though. keep that nice. keep those temperatures down a little bit. don't

worry. this will mix out. we'll get back to the blue skies and enjoyed yesterday and we will. >> again, for today to not bad and those temperatures. well, in that we're going to bump that up, though, for tomorrow. you'll see as we put this all together for you. so east bay shoreline, as we watch the fog kind of reposition itself here right above us. it's a little warmer and drier, typical inversion. 65 going on for antioch at this hour. 57 livermore mid-fifties line up the east bay shoreline. 54 santa rosa, lot of uniformity with temperatures to get things started. so lining everything up here for today. mostly sunny and nice by the standards of summer, ok near about 90 going well inland, 70's for the bay tomorrow. let's turn it up a little bit. sunny, warm inland. we could see those mid 90's return well inland with 70 still hanging on to the bay. scratching your about 80 in places like fremont out of the south. and then next week we're talking about scattered clouds middle of the week. this is what gets interesting here. looks like there's some of that monsoon trying to brush on by. that's going to be high levels of the atmosphere. but it looks like we're still getting that onshore flow. so that will be

a nice climate control to keep temperatures down. plus are coming off some of the daytime heating. it looks like there's no radar echoes with any of that in the mountains. my see some thunder showers fire off that again as middle of the week. we're kind of watching. all right. seeing the flow pattern with everything all contain pretty much in the 4 corner states. some of the cloud cover again will bubble up to central california going forward with future cast. again this afternoon might see the bubbling up in the mountains of some scattered clouds. here comes our marine layer overnight to join us again. fog mixes out same process again, that again, we'll get more interesting towards the middle of the week as some scattered clouds start to brush on by towards our direction today. 66 san francisco, 72 for oakland, 81 san jose. sunny and warmer. there you have about 90 or so for antioch. 89 for santa rosa. but some of these spots again, are going to be popping a little bit more. so tomorrow it looks like as we look for temperatures to climb a little bit more. so on your sunday and then into next week. interesting with some of those scattered clouds to watch out for again. we're take a look

at some of those longer range forecast models. again, kind of walk you through some of that looks like there's also heat dome developing towards the end of the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that update. >> and charges have been dropped against the 2 people arrested in connection to a crash in san francisco. surveillance video captured a stolen car plummeting down the sanchez street stairs last week. police arrested 2 suspects but on friday district attorney brooke jenkins office told kron 4 the pair has been discharged pending further investigation and witness availability. prosecutors could refile the charges at a later date. and video shows a burglar breaking into a san francisco restaurant. this is conch food early thursday morning. you can see that person taking money from the register there. the owner says to tablets and $100 were stolen and the cost to repair the door is around $500. the owner says this is the 7th break-in they've seen since the start of the covid pandemic. retail workers in

the bay area and across the country face a moral dilemma. they intervened during a theft and risk punishment from their employer or let the shoplifters get away with the merchandise news nation's nancy loo spoke with a woman who got fired. she says after getting punched in the face by shoplifters. >> shoplifters caught in the act, stealing hundreds of dollars in laundry detergent from a king soopers store in colorado. top items being stolen by individuals or by organized theft rings are nickel and dime ing stores to losses that are adding up to big bucks by 2025, the retail industry says losses will total 115 billion dollars. businesses are investing in more security staff and security cameras even tagging more items with sensors and putting more items behind lock and key. one thing they don't want is employees becoming crime. fighters note here the issue. grab headlines after these 2 lululemon employees

were fired for chasing shoplifters out of their georgia store. it's only merchandise at the end. they're trained to step back. >> let the theft occurred. know that there's technology. there's cameras and we're working with law enforcement. business owners do value their employees safety, but also their own bottom line. if an employee is injured or killed while chasing down thieves companies could be on the hook for big payouts for workers, compensation or lawsuits. so they've implemented a 0 tolerance policy employees who do anything to stop a theft in process will be fired. but employees like donna hands, bro, who work at a lowe's in georgia say they feel trapped. they know company policy but instinct tells him to stop a crime if possible. i really wasn't expecting to be fired because >> i really loved job. so my best hands, bro, grabbed a shopping cart filled with $2000 in unpaid merchandise. she was punched in the face 3 times by the shoplifters and later fired by the hardware chain. i just wanted to our merchandise. i used how did

they will walk and sorry. without with without paying for our staff hands, bro is far from alone across the country case after case of employees who are trying to stop shoplifting being fired under the 0 tolerance policies in a news nation and decision desk hq poll. 72% of voters believe employers should not be allowed to punish employees who intervene against shoplifters. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us and by the way, san francisco skyline looks a little different now. there's a giant x on top of the downtown building formally known as twitter headquarters. as you can see there. this is all part of elon musk's efforts to rebrand the social media platform. but that move might be illegal. city officials say replacing letters or symbols on buildings requires a permit for design and safety reasons. the city has opened a

complaint and launched an investigation into giant x symbol. >> and they called it puppy love. robotic dogs cheered up young patients at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto friday. >> a stanford university engineering team designed these pupper robots as they call them the students 3 d printed parts to create 30 puppies. they partnered up with the stanford cherry a program which works to calm down patients during medical procedures. it's so cute. 3, the warm as little hats there. the hospital also works with real dogs, but they are always available. so these robots offer a fun alternative. >> definitely less maintenance for sure. there hypo allergenic. you ask feed them take them out to use the facilities. and so basically there. they're they're just low maintenance at that would be at any time of night.

really, really? they're ready to interact with the children. >> so incredibly creative. this was the first run for those robotic puppies. and they may be brought back in the near future. >> are >> a bay area. kaiser permanente. employees were on the picket lines continuing weeklong demonstrations throughout the state. this was the scene in berkeley on friday. their union contract expires at the end of september. >> they're asking for improved pay and more staffing support. >> prepared. we've got to watch out. you will walk out, but we're here present. don't make go that route. you don't want to go want direct community, but means that we have to stand for ourselves that we can take care of her own family members members. >> kaiser says staffing shortages are not unique to kaiser. they say these shortages are happening across the health care system because of the pandemic. still head

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>> all right. now on the kron 4 morning news. a call for help in oakland. what communities are asking city city leaders to do to help increase public safety. and it is night 2 of the era's tour in swifty, clara. we are live with the latest out in the south bay as fans head out to levi stadium. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast dave way here. but it's going to pretty warm today. >> well, bore looking for a bigger, warm up happening tomorrow and just taking a little bit of a break today. compare those numbers tomorrow and then into next week, going

to kind of interesting with some of that monsoon cloud cover kind of oversee little bit there. but we do have a little bit insulation with a good onshore flow. keep those temperatures, the surface down to. so cloud cover really fog. but here's a shot from the sutro camera. give you an idea. this fog that has to mix out before we open things up for the general bay. but that's okay. it's a nice cooling mechanism. look at all those temperatures. mostly in the 50's. couple exceptions that we have look at. 69 60 san carlos and about a 60 going on for concord at ballpark today with the giants to battle against the red sox for 15. we'll see temperatures at about 60 with that fog rolling on in late. you got a breezy, a chilly breeze working with this to the west about 15. so coming in from the east bay. remember wearing that sweater covid? it's going to chilly. got 76 win 11 by 2 at 86. and again, a lot of readings will be in the 80's. we'll have that in the 4 zone forecast. but as we get into tomorrow, looks like a more 90's working in here into monday, too. but again, next

week, it's kind of interesting as well will be walking through all of that coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening tonight, fans once again head to santa clara to see taylor swift live at levi stadium. it's where we also find kron four's tiffany justice. good morning to you, tiffany. and how are the fans reacting? good morning. they are really excited for the concert tonight. i spoke with the several fans this morning. and these really are super fans. a lot of them grew up with taylor swift attending her first ever tour. >> and they had made effort of waking up really early and getting in line for some exclusive merchandise. and that has been a big element of this concert. >> so they have a right really early ready to wait several hours with their chairs, blankets, coffee and snacks. this morning officials have also organizes area a little more. the line yesterday was kind of sprawled across a parking lot. now created its

own little space. now the first concert was last night. swift is in town for errors tore yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long lines, not wanting to miss a second of the show and a lot of the merchandise on being told are selling here can only be bought here. today is going to be another busy day in and around levi stadium. parking will open up at 02:00pm. gates will open up at 4.30 and the concert is scheduled to begin at 6.30, with-with usually taking to the stage around 08:00pm. >> swift is expected to perform a 45 song set list which will last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly being encouraged to take that public transportation with several agencies stepping up their services capitol corridor offering and adjust the schedule to accommodate all northern california. concertgoers caltrain will offer additional post event train for tonight and the santa clara valley transportation authority offering 30% more light rail

trains for the shows. vta actually tweeting that after the concert they had 25,000 passengers using their public transportation smashing their ridership record. and when it comes to what you can bring inside, there's also some limitations. only clear bags, no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches or small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by 6 and a half inches. so i just spoke with us with the mom and her 2 daughters who arrived into a town around 1 o'clock in the morning. >> it came from back and with fact about midnight and we got here about one, 30. and then we're staying over at the hyatt. so we've got all sort of there. and then we got in line. >> well, after 2, and then they joined us not too long after mind. by ourselves, probably town. yeah. and the started trickling in after a fight.

>> yeah, we anticipate this merchandise trailer right behind us is going to open up around 02:00pm this afternoon as well. officials are asking people it's taylor swift fans not to tell gate as well. back to you. >> all right, tiffany, thank you so much live coverage. looking forward to seeing those big crowds start to swarm in and city officials say the sold-out t swift concerts all helping boost the local economy. santa clara mayor lisa gilmore says the era's tour is helping generate around 250 million dollars for the bay area. now, what else are nearly or completely full and local restaurants have been seeing a surge in customers. >> usually it pretty packed on the we do get busy with like a lot of reservations and walk-ins. so with that concert going on, it just adds a this. >> and as a thank you for the boost in local business. the mayor even gave up her honorary mayoral title to the pop star for just the 2 days.

and communities in oakland are asking city leaders to declare a state of emergency as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. they say their city is in a full-blown public safety crisis. >> deadly shootings, home invasions, carjackings. i know legal side businesses robbed at gun being used to rob an 80 year-old ice cream. the as you can see on this map, these crimes are happening throughout the city of oakland. you guys are out there in east oakland. talk about what you hear from families out there. >> when the police tell you to sure up your front door and your back door to make sure the ones that are committing home invasions will have a heart attack your front door down. you better know the cities and drop. >> that call fo help is the focus of an urgent letter from oakland naacp president cynthia adams and acts full gospel church is bishop bob jackson to oakland and alameda

county elected leaders to unite and declare a state of emergency to end what this letter describes as oakland's public safety crisis we need citywide. >> meeting with the leaders in the powers that to come together and talk about how we go about devising a plan, how bait these problems that we've been suffering for way too long in the city will. >> bishop jackson says the call is being made for leaders to acknowledge and declare a public state of emergency seek assistance from california. alameda county, another state law enforcement and provide job training. so you will have alternatives to crime. according to the letter failed leadership, including the movement to defund police and the district attorneys on willingness to charge and prosecute people who murder and commit life-threatening. serious crimes created a heyday for oakland criminals. in response, the alameda county district attorney's office sent kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, we are

disappointed that a great african-american pastor and great african-american organization would take a false narrative on such an important matter. we expect more from bishop bob jackson and the oakland chapter of the naacp, unquote. however, i spoke by phone to oakland, naacp president cynthia adams, who says no one is being singled out. everyone only get >> we're not seeing to one even including we all need to come together and it says was a crisis. >> kron 4 reached out to oakland, mayor sheng thao and the oakland police department was standing by with their replies. >> people in oakland demanding justice for stephen taylor who was shot and killed by san leandro police officer in 2020. police say taylor was caught shoplifting at a walmart. taylor's family says he was suffering a mental health crisis when the

shooting happened, the officer involved was charged with voluntary manslaughter and is no longer with the police department. a person and a dog are dead after a house fire in san pablo. that happened friday afternoon at a home on dover avenue near saint paul catholic church crews say they found the victim unresponsive. that person was taken to the hospital where they later died. no word yet on what caused the fire. a car went up in flames after a crash in calistoga early friday morning. police arrested the driver they believe was under the influence. officers say fire crews were able to put out the blaze before it spread could spread towards a nearby house. no one was hurt. oakland mayor sheng thao will spend the next week overseas. she's traveling to vietnam along with other local elected and business leaders too. talk about expanding trade opportunities with the port of oakland. that delegation will also visit oakland, sister city don in vietnam for a

signing ceremony. how will be in vietnam until august well, it could get more expensive for students to go to a cow state university board of trustees students and lieutenant governor eleni who know lock met on friday to discuss a proposed plan that would raise tuition for all. 23 state cal state students by 6% annually starting in the fall of 2024, that means tuition would cost about $2000 more per year by 2028. state leaders say the increase would make it harder for students to earn their degrees. >> because what i know in talking to these president and in talking to students is that it's too much and it's going basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out are not coming the board of trustees and the chances office something they need to do without considering helps could actually be detrimental to the worst of the system. >> a final vote on the plan is set for september. officials

in contra costa county are warning of a new scam that targets homeowners, fake notices that appear to be from the county are being mailed to homes, asking homeowners to pay for a service that could help lower their property taxes. the state attorney general's office says the scammers use officials sounding names like tax reassessment or tax adjusters county officials say they do not charge for tax reassessments and property owners can file a free form through the county assessor's office. and happening right now, the greenville road off-ramp on westbound i-580, in livermore is closed. >> caltrans is doing emergency road repairs until 7 o'clock tonight. they say drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes. lot of the success of summer blockbuster oppenheimer uc berkeley held a panel on friday to discuss robert oppenheimer's ties to the bay area. he was hired as an assistant professor of physics at uc berkeley in 1929, 13 years later, he was appointed on the project to

develop the adam atomic bomb. >> when the physics department hired oppenheimer, it hired the best trained most intellectually adventurous, some theoretical physicist in the united states. and oppenheimer set out to build a school of theoretical physics to cultivate the next generation exceptional students and postdocs flocked here to berkeley to work with him. oppenheimer school at berkeley was hands down the first and the best school of theoretical physics in the united states. his success mark, this department and this university permanently. part of the movie was filmed on berkeley's campus. and these are some of the behind the scenes photos of old fashion cars >> that were used in the film in their parked on campuses. well, really cool stuff. and oppenheimer was not the only one to leave a legacy in the bay area. the exploratorium now in san francisco's embarcadero was founded by another oppenheimer. that's

frank oppenheimer that back in 1969, that's robert's younger brother. and we're taking a live look at the exploratorium right now. pretty cool. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the issue of age and term limits getting new focus after 2 of the most powerful people on capitol hill. >> appear to be unfit to do their jobs. some safe. and the giants hosted the red sox last night. tell you how the orange and black date against the and black date against the major

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course. opening that up a little bit for this afternoon. temperatures will be kept down, though, the coast. so if you're headed there from the inland areas, remember, get prepared for the changing climate storm tracker 4. what are we watching? not much from our standpoint just off towards the distance, there's the churning in the southwest of la. what's existing in the monsoon now, 69, we stand up for antioch. 57 for livermore. nice, cool start. few folks. livermore valley upper 50's line at the east bay shoreline. 54 santa rosa, also san francisco in 58 for san jose. what a run through this in terms of the cloud sector here will stop at about mid way here because that's where things start to get kind of interesting. it's again, the placement of our high about there. there we go. see the scattered cloud cover. remember, this is middle layers of the atmosphere at the surface. it looks like we'll still get that onshore flow. you combine some of those factors and we look like a nice cool down for the middle of the week. almost kind of a break here with some are and some of those passing clouds there. the instability is what we get concerned about. their with dry lightning at all towards the end of the week. it doesn't

look like much happens. but let's go further out another perspective. there's again that are fairly high, pretty much settled in the 4 corner states. a midweek, again, to repeat here come some of the flow pattern, getting some of that monsoon moisture. i mentioned to some scattered clouds and all. but what gets interesting is after next weekend and into the following week, we have kind of a high lock here that will shut down. it looks like the monsoon a bit for us, but it's a hot dome to watch out for 2. we might see temperatures running away, particularly well inland, 100 plus that again is not this monday. that's next monday. so we'll see if that comes together. what scenario is going to play out from our the higher a little bit of can change everything. 66 san francisco to the coast again, keeping in mind 60's. so it's getting kind of warm in inland areas member, the coastal be kind of cool. 72 going on, burlingame, 75 foster city, palo 80 in the south bay. we have 80 ish 91 morgan hill. nice for july here. mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline off the livermore valley. 89

livermore got 82 dublin, 87 for danville, 88 for walnut creek in 89 conquered 70 for berkeley. coming in at 72, they're still vacaville up to about 92, though, 81 napa and 89 santa rosa. now tomorrow we're going to bump these temps up a little bit, start scratching into some lower 90's that here. it's kind of repeat that for monday. but tuesday, wednesday, again, some of that monsoon moisture kind of aloft to watch out for nice cool down, though, middle 80's, but again into the following week might look for heat pump. stephanie. dave, thank you so much for that. >> and more than 130 librarians around san mateo county are trained in mental health first aid and now they're trying. they're ready to teach you what they know. libraries in the county are offering free mental health crises training starting next month until next april. sessions will take place on certain weekends split into 4 our training sessions over 2 days. they're happening at the millbrae belmont, half moon bay and san carlos libraries.

the issue of age and term limits is getting new focus after 2 separate situations where u.s. lawmakers appeared unfit to do their jobs. senator dianne feinstein and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell were captured on camera appearing to be confused and needing help. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> seconded it. >> coming across as confuse u.s., senator dianne feinstein flounder during a committee meeting in washington, d.c.,d thursday instead of saying the expected response your she began to deliver a speech expressing her support of the measure about 15 seconds into her speech, a staff member and a fellow senator told want to just say, i okay, just. >> well, i mean, i think it certainly is concerning when and, you know, senators not pier is not to be following along with where you are in a

committee >> you know, that's a pretty routine part of the process. we get to the vote. eric shay clear is a political science professor and co-director of the institute of government studies at uc berkeley. >> at 90 years old feinstein is the oldest member of congress. but she was not the only one displaying frail health. >> on wednesday, 89 year-old mitch mcconnell abruptly stopped talking and had to be escorted away mcconnell's case because he's a party leader and he really is expected to take an active role in important ago. she nation's, you know, in a way where, you know, an individual senator might be able to rely heavily on their staff. the 2 cases have sparked increased talks of term or age limits. an issue shake lure says is problematic during the current political climate. >> you know, in the past, if a senator resigned or a passed away during the term, it would be very straightforward for the new individual to assigned

to committees and and assume their responsibilities. >> in the senate today because minority can obstruct and is much more aggressive. you can't take for granted that for example, senator feinstein did decide to step aside that her replacement would be. smoothly, at least assigned to the committee's calls for feinstein to retire intensified earlier this year after she was diagnosed with shingles. >> and was absent from the senate for nearly 3 months, although she announced she will not seek re-election. supporters have said calls for her resignation are i think it's reasonable to at least wonder or worry that that's going on. >> at the same time, there have been cases in the past of male senators >> where you did start to hear these rumblings and concerns for now should clear says that he sees the arguments for action to continue, especially in this deeply divided political landscape. >> theresa kron, 4 news.

>> all right. now to bay area baseball, the giants at home taking on the red sox. the game did not go the way the giants were hoping, but it was a memorable night for one san francisco rookie, for sports director jason dumas has the highlights for us. >> the giants are fresh off of a sweep against the a's. but playtime is over because off friday, the red sox marched into town. they're the hottest team in baseball 15, 0, 5, in their last 20 in we pick things up in the 5th one. nothing sox triston casas. he crushes that one to left center field. his 16th of the season. it's 2, nothing. boston, 6 memorable moment for giants rookie marco lucy on >> that is his first-career good for him. look at his family and friends there, cheering him on. now later, he scores his first run on a michael conforto single.

nights that made it 2 to one. but in 8th inning. david caplan questionable decision, he takes out logan webb for taylor rogers. wasn't good. the sox play in a short run. logan webb is not a happy camper. all right. bottom of the 8th. jock peterson. he connects. for hit. 11th home run of the season. but that insurance run proved to be a huge one. for the red sox they logan webb after the game, who as we saw was not thrilled with how the night played out. still not great us. of the 3rd. you feel you more and

come out shaking your head a little bit in the dugout after the runs scored side. to do with the decision or maybe the tip of the start the inning. >> not a happy camper. in other news, the a's beat the rockies. all righty actually. look at sports. >> thank you, jason. as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the downtown alameda are and why they're it starts at 10 o'clock this morning on park street in alameda will feature more than 200 arts and crafts vendors, food music craft beer. sounds like a lot of food there. even a kids area as well for the family with games and carnival family with games and carnival rides. this is free t

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>> and take a look at this. this bear certainly seems to know how to beat the heat in southern california. police in burbank responded to a neighborhood on friday with this bear was taking a dip in someone's pool. no word on what happened to the bear afterwards. but hopefully he got out of there safely. but what a nice day. it looks like for a cool down. and if you're looking to adopt a forever friend, which includes this pig special, the area pit pet is up for adoption. this is professor truffles, a 9 year-old male pig right now in san mateo county at the peninsula, humane society and spca professor truffles came to the nonprofit from burlingame after his previous owners passed away, the

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news, a woman's car torched in san francisco. why she's blaming city leaders for this. >> and the south bay is gearing up for the second night of taylor swift's highly anticipated show at levi's stadium. we've got a live preview on what's expected to be another enchanted evening. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, july the 29th and it is expected to be another warm one for us here in the bay area. let's check in with dave spahr on the latest. 70, good morning. and good morning, we have all >> fog clouds kind of keeping conditions down a little bit to start. but hey, we'll see that open up and temperatures start to move ahead. it looks a pretty much by the season. okay today, but moving it up tomorrow. it's going a little warmer. looks like for those inland valleys tomorrow. speaking of inland, this is

san jose state. nice shot here. nice blue skies at work here, but stop the fog around the immediate bay. we do have a little bit of an onshore wind working here. just attach 69 for antioch. we've got 63 for concord. 61 for livermore. most readings across the bay still hanging on to the 50's, though, at this hour. and the contrast for you pretty much smooth sailing, a nice soft landing. just a couple degrees ahead of the numbers from yesterday. as far as the flow pattern, most of the lower level skews me the lower latitude moistur remains in the lower latitudes there. that monsoon stuff not coming up here at all. we'll see some of that by the middle of the week. however, 80 by high noon to 3 o'clock 87. now tomorrow, again, turning up the heat a little bit more. so but some of that high level cloudiness getting here by the middle of the week. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie day. thank you. happening tonight, fans once again gather in santa clara. >> to see taylor swift perform at levi stadium and that's where we also find kron four's tiffany justice and tiffany go

to fill the blank spaces for us. any fans that you're seeing out there or have they given you any friendship, bracelets? >> no friendship bracelet yet. hopefully i can get my hands on with those. by the time i leave today. but we actually spoke with us with the mom and her 2 daughters. they are the first in line right behind us. and tell us that they actually right here into town around 1 o'clock in the morning. and they actually went to her first ever concert back in 2009. we know that the concert is at 6 o'clock tonight, but it is not stopping people from waking up early and lining up to get her merchandise. and that has been a big element of this concert and they are ready to go with their coffee. cheers and snacks. a have also set up differently. officials have organized this area a little more for this pmerchandise trailer yesterday the line was kind of sprawled across the parking lot. now it has its own little space in

the area. the first concert was last nice with is in town for her era's tour yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long lines, not wanting to miss a second of the show and a lot of the merchandise i'm being told they're selling here can only be brought here. today is going to be another busy day in and around levi stadium. parking will open at 02:00pm. gates will open at 4.30. the concert is scheduled to begin at 6.30, with-with usually taking to the stage around 08:00pm. swift is expected to perform a 45 song set list which is expected to last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly be encouraged to take public transportation with several agencies stepping up their services capitol corridor is offering an adjusted schedule accommodate all northern california concert goers. caltrain will offer additional post event rain tonight as well. and the santa clara valley transportation authority is offering 30% more light rail

trains for the show tonight. vta tweeting out that after the concert last night they had 25,000 passengers using their public transportation smashing their ridership record. we also want to talk about what you can actually bring into the stadium as well. there are some limitations, only clear bags, no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches or small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by cygnet 6 and a half inches. we want to show you and tell you more about the u.s. with the mom and her 2 daughters. take a listen. >> now quickly, they sell out quickly. so >> if you are not one of the first in line to get then you're not getting it. here. you could get inside, maybe, but nobody wants to wait inside now. so, yeah, that's why we're here for them for their. luke crampton. >> some true dedication. so officials are also asking fans to refrain from tell gating

tonight as well. back to stephanie. we hope you get all the friendship bracelets today. thank you so much for your coverage. >> a san francisco woman lost her car after a fire started at a homeless encampment nearby and destroyed it. four's. dan thorn spoke with the car owner who's blaming city leaders. >> you've got a hose, a fire from a homeless encampment breaks out in opa wednesday night. the flames rapidly spreading from a 10th to a toyota prius parked on the street. neighbors quickly sprang to action to help firefighters put out the fire. but it wasn't enough to save the car is heartbreaking. it makes me angry and >> clearly city hall is not. making a dent in the issue. the car's owner, linda posts age has lived in the neighborhood for the past 2 years. she says with a car fire happened on central in fell. >> people live in tents on the sidewalks. she says her interactions with those people are usually cordial despite

what happened to her she's pointing the fingers at city leaders instead of the person who is responsible for starting it. it's an out come of a larger problem, which is there is not. sufficient. housing for folks that need it posts age believes ending the covid era homeless hotel shelter programs last december. it's just one example of city leaders failing to help the unhoused the office of district. 5 supervisor. dean preston sent a statement to kron 4 saying our office is deeply concerned to learn about a fire at felon central on wednesday evening. we are working with the department of homelessness and supportive housing to address encampments in the neighborhood. earlier this week. mayor london breed signed a budget with a goal of cutting homelessness in half over the next 5 years. post save says losing her car is a big financial hit, but fires from homeless encampments can be solved through action. this incident that happened in my

personal life just reinforces my. sense helping and finding a way. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us this morning. investigators say no one was hurt when that fire broke out and the cause is being investigated. police in oakland are investigating 2 separate shootings. the most recent happening around 9.30, last night on 83rd avenue just west of international boulevard. this is video of that scene from the citizen app. police say 2 people were shot. one of them listed in critical condition this morning. meantime, that first shooting happened in the area of 19th street and broadway just before 8.30, last night. this is video from the citizen app. police say one person was shot the victim told officers he did not know where the shots came from. and breaking overnight, all lanes of southbound to 80 in los altos hills are back open after a fatal head-on crash overnight. 2 people died and 2 people suffered major injuries after

2 cars collided around one 15 this morning near the el monte road off-ramp. chp says a wrong-way driver in a honda civic crashed into a toyota avalon both passengers on board the honda civic died. the cause is under investigation. and the man accused of fatally stabbing cash at founder bob lee in san francisco is set to be in court next week. a preliminary hearing starts monday for many police arrested him 8 days after lee was found stabbed to death. this happened in san francisco's rincon hill neighborhood back in april. police say the 2 men knew each other prior to the stabbing. lee had allegedly been hanging out many sister which led to argument between the 2 men back in may. pled not guilty to lee's murder. he is being held without bail. pacific. a man faces murder charges after investigators say he stabbed a woman to death and then posted a video of the attack on facebook. kron four's dan

kerman has more on what's next for the suspect. >> 39 year-old mark mentioned cough made his first court appearance friday but didn't enter a plea to the charge. he murdered clara belle astray a wednesday afternoon in a san mateo apartment. we know that he stabbed her are victim to death with multiple stab wounds. we know that while she was on the ground and still alive, still moving a little bit, we don't know to what degree he filmed and posted on his facebook account. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says a friend of mencia cough spotted the video on facebook and contacted authorities. they ping the number associated with the facebook account leading san mateo police to an apartment complex on 36th avenue after a 3 hour door to door search. the woman was found dead in one of the units hours later, metric office arrested in the south bay. a horrific crime. it's aggravated by putting it on facebook. that is the first

time i've ever heard of anything like that. certainly it's never occurred in san mateo county. >> and doing that to the victim. so there is a certain he felt a certain pride that why somebody posts most things, that they feel pride in what they did, steps as the defendant and the victim knew each other but says that this time they don't know the motive for the crime, but they do say metta cop has a felony record in another state that coupled with the nature of this crime and the fact that he's lived in multiple states have them ask the court to hold, met a cough without bail. a judge agreed all that combine. it would be actually would have been a foolish decision to do anything other than no bail to ensure that he is kept here. and most importantly that the public is safe. staff won't go into details but said the defendant has given the lengthy statements to law enforcement. friday's hearing was continued. so the court can assign mechikoff an attorney again mention cobb did not enter a plea. he's due back in court next friday at the hall of justice in redwood city. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

>> the mega millions jackpot is now at 1 billion dollars. nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's drawing. one ticket sold in southern california did match 5 out of the 5 numbers winning a prize of 1.5 million dollars. not too shabby this is just the 5th time in mega millions history. the jackpot has gone over a billion dollars. the next drawing is tuesday night at 8 o'clock. the odds of winning the jackpot are one in 302 million. so good luck to all of those play. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news x marks the spot of top the building formerly known as twitter hq. why city officials are now investigating this. plus, the moral dilemma facing retail workers across the country to they try to stop shoplifters or not. and after the break, the health benefits of robot therapy dogs, how they're being used to comfort 6, 6, kids in the bay area. well, the key there

>> is a look at the high temperatures were going for today. 80's for some of those inland valleys may be scraping into the lower 90's. bumping that up a little bit for tomorrow, but not too bad for july. going to take a look at the forecast. we c

>> well, if you have a case of the morning blues, just shake it off. right. haha. all right. that said i was he was so shake it off as she is currently in the bay for her concert at levi stadium. a huge crowd for her out there

last night and you know what should people who are going to the cars are today expect in terms of the weather not too bad going on in the santa clara valley for today. warming things up a little bit more so tomorrow now taken care of the fog. here you have start to peel away a little bit showing more of that east bay shoreline here for you. >> but as a nice climate control, nice to start the day off with that temperatures thus far already popping at 73 off the antioch. most readings, however, still in the 60's for the east bay 50's hold on to the north bay. 54 for san francisco. 61 san jose. so we've got mostly sunny and nice today. storm mind are that at some are even though we'll just graze by 90 or so for those in the bally's. meanwhile, 70 still hanging on to the bay tomorrow. bump that up a little bit here. we might get some middle 90's working in here. well, inland 70 still in the bay, but getting close to about 80 or so then next week. it's interesting. middle of the week, some scattered clouds start to get in here. mild, though, and cooling down with 80's to be found off the tri valley. looks like in

london and 70's will cover the bay. so right now where that high is that we always watch see the rotation in and around it. we're on the upper peripherals of anything. so we see a couple scattered clouds were way, way, far away from all of that. so relatively uneventful looks like through this pattern. here comes the marine layer again tomorrow. mixing yet out again in the rno with again, just a few scattered clouds. they're going to come a little bit more populated, though, by the middle of the week as this high repositions itself a bit. this looks to be pretty harmless because it looks like a cooling program. we don't see any splotches appear on projected radar. 66 san francisco, 70 to open today. 81 covering san jose. there you have the inland valleys. again, we might be looking at 90 little bit warmer again tomorrow. 89 the santa rosa got 70's lining up the east bay shoreline tomorrow. let's pop it up to about 92 and monday. still looking at about 90 then, stephanie, we get to the middle of the week and it looks interesting. some scattered clouds, cooler temperatures. you know, that onshore wind. all of that may be a nice little break from

summer here. little bit, ok, i will take sounds like the swifties. they can keep the sweaters at home. it looks like they're okay. yeah. santa clara that hot or cold is. oh, very good. thanks very like that. so yeah, and yeah, they want to be able have work, a sweat up. haha. >> all right. thanks, dave. well, charges have been dropped against the 2 people arrested in connection to this crash in san francisco. millions of the of people have actually watch this already. surveillance video camera >> captured a stolen car plummeting down the sanchez street stairs last week, police arrested 2 suspects, but on friday, district attorney brooke jenkins office told kron 4 the pair of suspects has been discharged pending further investigation and witness availability. prosecutors could refile the charges at a later date. and new video shows a burglar breaking into san francisco restaurant come food early thursday morning. you can see that person taking money from the register there. the owner

says to tablets and $100 were taken and the cost to repair the door that was broken into is around $500. the owner says this is the 7th break-in they've seen since the start of the covid pandemic. and retail workers in the bay area and across the country face a moral dilemma. they intervene during a theft and risk punishment from their employer or left the let the shoplifters just get away with the merchandise news nation's nancy loo spoke with a woman who got fired after getting punched in the face by shoplifters. >> shoplifters caught in the act stealing hundreds of dollars in laundry detergent from a king soopers store in colorado. top items being stolen by individuals or by organized theft rings are nickel and dime ing stores to losses that are adding up to big bucks by 2025, the retail industry says losses will total 115 billion dollars. businesses are investing in more security staff and security cameras even tagging

more items with sensors and putting more items behind lock and key. one thing they don't want is employees becoming crime. fighters note here. the issue grab headlines after these 2 lululemon employees were fired for chasing shoplifters out of their georgia store. it's only merchandise at the end. they're trained to step back. >> let the theft occurred. know that there's technology. there's cameras and we're working with law enforcement. business owners do value their employees safety, but also their own bottom line. if an employee is injured or killed while chasing down companies could be on the hook for big payouts for workers, compensation or lawsuits. so they've implemented a 0 tolerance policy employees who do anything to stop a theft in process will be fired. but employees like donna hands, bro, who work at a lowe's in georgia say they feel trapped. they know company policy but instinct tells him to stop a crime if possible. i really wasn't expecting to be fired because >> really job. so my best

hands, bro, grabbed a shopping cart filled with $2000 in unpaid merchandise. she was punched in the face 3 times by the shoplifters and later fired by the hardware chain. i just wanted to our merchandise. i used how did they will walk and sorry. without with without paying for our staff hands, bro is far from alone across the country case after case of employees who are trying to stop shoplifting being fired under the 0 tolerance policies in a news nation and decision desk hq poll. 72% of voters believe employers should not be allowed to punish employees who intervene against shoplifters. >> francisco skyline looks a little different now. take a look at this is now a giant x on top of the downtown building formally known as twitter headquarters. this all part of elon musk's efforts to rebrand the social media platform. but that big civil right there, that how it was

placed, it might be illegal. city officials say replacing letters or symbols on buildings requires a permit for design and safety reasons. the city has opened a complaint and launched an investigation into that giant x. >> and they called it puppy love robotic dogs chaired up young patients at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto friday. >> a stanford university engineering team designed the pepper robots as they call them. they're pretty cool. the students 3 d printed parts to create these 30 puppies and the school partnered up with the stanford chariot program which works to calm young patients during medical procedures. the hospital does work with real dogs, but the animals are always available. so these robots offer a fun alternative. >> definitely less maintenance for sure. there hypo allergenic. you ask feed them take them out to use the

facilities. and so basically there. they're they're just low maintenance at that would be >> at any time of night, really, really? they're ready to interact with the children. >> this was a first run for the robotic puppies. they might be brought back in the near future. certainly will be the last we'll be seeing of them. probably. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the effort to punish evaders. how far is responding? the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it.

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>> you? the bay area? kaiser permanente. employees were on picket lines continuing weeklong demonstrations throughout the state. >> this was the scene in berkeley on friday. the workers union contract expires at the end of september. they're asking for improved pay and more staffing support. >> prepared. we've got to watch out. you will walk out. but we're here present. don't make go that route. you don't want to go want direct community, but means that we have to stand for ourselves. we can take care of her own family members. we're >> kaiser says staffing shortages are not unique to kaiser. they say shortages are happening across the healthcare system as a result of the pandemic. bart officials are pushing back against a state bill that was stop jailing people for skipping the fair on public transit. right now people could spend up to 90 days in

jail for failing to pay their fare 3 or more times if that bill becomes law, the maximum punishment would be a fine of $400. bart argues the move would worsen, train safety and make it more difficult to increase ridership. but the bill passed overwhelmingly in the state assembly and is awaiting a vote in the state senate. a san francisco animal shelters are getting overcrowded by rabbits. rescue officials say it all began when the animals were dumped at a park in the outer sunset. and they were just there for months. a group of teens recently trapped some of the rabbits and took them to san francisco. animal care and control. and now the shelter is getting kind of overcrowded with the animals. and officials say that the rabbits have been spayed and neutered and they are available for adoption. they're also waiving all adoption fees. so head over to san francisco, animal care and control to meet one of these cute little guys. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a property tax

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a call for help in oakland. what communities are asking city leaders to do to help increase public safety. and we're heading into night 2 of the era's tour in swifty,

clara. yep. that's what they're calling it. now we're live with all the excitement that's already brewing at levi stadium. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave. he's in the weather center with all the swifties need to know, right? we're expecting a little bit of a warm-up yeah, but more so looks like for tomorrow. and the definitely looks like a you don't need the sweater going on. and santa clara valley this afternoon, we do have a little of that fog still hanging around. it is tearing apart a little bit on the east bay shoreline ripping off a bit as starts to mix out a little bit. >> to give those blue skies that we've been talking about for today. now, those temperatures will looks like we'll get inland into around 9 year. some for the heart far east bay reaches so far the progress 73 for antioch. 61 livermore and 63 for concord and already getting to about 60 for like hayward on the east bay shoreline. just a touch there. north bay's mostly 50's for now in a

chilly 55 in half moon bay where it's still kind of overcast. meanwhile, for the giants, new battle against the red sox for 15 game time. so we'll call it sunny to start temperatures at about 60 with that fog and cloud cover rolling on in got a west wind at around 15 for today, about 80 at high noon and 3 o'clock 87, some of the inland valleys up about 90 or so bumping that up a little bit more. so tomorrow next week looks pretty nice as we see some scattered clouds working and some cooler temperatures. almost a little bit of a break with summer looks like hopefully we won't pay for it early into the following week. well, all that coming up in a bit, stephanie, thank you, dave. >> happening tonight, fans once again head to santa clara see taylor swift live at levi stadium. that's where we find kron four's tiffany justice. good morning to you, tiffany. how are things looking out there right now? >> good morning. more people are lining up to buy some merchandise and i did want to show you actually got me my bracelet this of i just spoke

with a few fans superfans who flew in from idaho last night arriving specifically for the concert tonight. let me go and show you the line that continuing to grow this morning. the concert is at 6 o'clock tonight, but people are lining up to get their hands on that merchandise. and that has been a big element of this concert and they have arrived ready to go with their cheers, blanket some coffee and some snacks. officials have also said area up a little bit more. it now has its own little space. the first concert was last night. swift is in town for errors that was yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long lines because they don't want to miss a second of her show and a lot of the merchandise i'm being told that's being sold here. you can only purchase here. >> today is going to be another busy day in and around levi stadium. parking will open at 02:00pm. gates will open at 4.30 and the concert

is scheduled to begin at 6.30. with swift, usually taking to the stage around 08:00pm. swift is expected to perform a 45 song set list which will last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly being courage, take public transportation. several agencies stepping up their services capitol corridor offering and adjust schedule to accommodate all of northern california concert goers. caltrain will offer additional post event helped a train and the santa clara valley transportation authority is offering 30% more light rail trains for the show tonight. we're actually being told that they smashed their record after their concert last night. they had 25 25,000 passengers taking to their transportation mode. we also want to go over some limitations as to what you can bring inside of the stadium. only clear bags, no larger, then 12 by 6 by 12 inches or small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by 6 and a

half inches. we have spoken with some super excited fans this morning about the concert tonight. >> well, i have kind of stayed away from spoilers. i know a few things. so i just like i'm going to be shocked the entire time. it's just going to be an unreal experience. it i could not stay away from the spoilers. all live so i'm so excited. i think just this year be on stage the first time, either arrest a senior on and then i've heard so much about like the swifties excitement. >> and how excited everybody is even before the show's it. super excited. like see everybody. >> and stadium officials are asking fans to also refrain from tell gating at the concert tonight back to 70 other really going to be making memories that are just going to last a lifetime. they're going to be talking about this in like 50, 60 years like, hey, remember where we were, you know, teens and we were heading out of a taylor concert. just the cutest thing. and tiffany, out of curiosity, what is on like

you said you had a friendship bracelet. i know that they have words on them. this is yours. have a specific phrase. >> it does have a specific phrase. know that these bracelets are made. >> from sayings that has said in the past and some of her songs. this one says. good it. the scene. >> dame dear, i'm whatever you know, i just love that. i have race like morning as that. we love that you're getting into the spirit of things. i have to look that word up to upset that a lyric from one of thank you, tiffany. well, city officials say the sold out t swift concerts are helping boost the local economy. >> santa clara mayor lisa gilmore says the air is tour is helping generate around 250 million dollars for the bay area. and hotels are nearly or completely fall. local restaurants have also be been seeing a surge in customers. >> usually it is great impact

on the we do get busy with like a lot reservations and walk-ins. with that concert going on, it just adds a this. >> as a thank you for the boost in local business. the mayor has even given the title of >> honorary mayor to taylor swift for just the next 2 days. >> and communities in oakland are asking city leaders to declare a state of emergency as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. these residents say that their city is in a full-blown public safety crisis. >> deadly shootings, home invasions, carjackings. i'm legal side businesses robbed at gun being used to rob an 80 year-old ice cream as you can see on this map, these crimes are happening throughout the city of oakland. you guys are out there in east oakland. talk about what you hear from families out there. >> when the police tell you to sure up your front door and

your back door to make sure the ones that are committing home invasions. we'll have a heart attack your front door down. you didn't know the cities and drop. >> that call for help is the focus of an urgent letter from oakland naacp president cynthia adams and acts full gospel church is bishop bob jackson to oakland and alameda county elected leaders to unite and declare a state of emergency to end what this letter describes as oakland's public safety crisis we need citywide. >> meeting with the leaders in the powers that to come together and talk about how we go about devising a plan, how bait these problems that we've been suffering for way too long in the city will. >> bishop jackson says the call is being made for leaders to acknowledge and declare a public state of emergency seek assistance from california. alameda county, another state law enforcement and provide job training. so you will alternatives to according to the letter failed leadership,

including the movement to defund police and the district attorneys on willingness to charge and prosecute people who murder and commit life-threatening. serious crimes created a heyday for oakland criminals. in response, e lameda county district attorney's office sent kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, we are isappointed that a great african-american or and great african-american organization would take false narrative on such an important matter. we expect more from bishop bob jackson and the oakland chapter of the naacp, unquote. however, i spoke by phone to oakland, naacp president cynthia adams, who says no one is being singled out. everyone only get >> we're seeing to one even including all need to come together it says was a chrysler. >> kron 4 reached out to oakland, mayor sheng thao and the oakland police department was standing by with their

meant you kron? 4 news? >> people in oakland or demanding justice for stephen taylor who was shot and killed by leandro police officer in 2020 police say taylor was caught shoplifting at walmarts and taylor's family says he was suffering a mental health crisis when the shooting happened, the officer involved was charged with voluntary manslaughter. it is no longer with the police department. oakland mayor sheng thao will spend the next week overseas. she's traveling to vietnam with other local elected and business leaders to discuss expanding trade opportunities with the port of oakland. that delegation will visit oakland's sister city at dawn on in vietnam for a signing ceremony. tell will be in vietnam until august 8th. officials in contra costa county are warning of a new scam that targets homeowners. they notice is that appear to be from the county are being

mailed out, asking people to pay for a service that they claim that the scammers claim will lower property taxes. the state attorney general's office says that the scammers use officials sounding terms like tax reassessment or tax adjusters in the paperwork. county officials say they do not charge for tax reassessment and property owners can file a free form through the county assessor's office. happening now, the greenville road off-ramp on westbound i-580, in livermore is closed. >> caltrans is doing emergency road repairs until 7 tonight they say drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes. >> well, after the success of summer blockbuster oppenheimer uc berkeley held a panel friday. >> to discuss the former professors ties to the bay area. oppenheimer was hired as an assistant professor of physics at uc berkeley in 1929, 13 years later, he was appointed to work on the project to develop the atomic bomb.

>> when the physics department hired oppenheimer, it hired the best trained most intellectually adventurous, some theoretical physicist in the united states. and oppenheimer set out to build a school of theoretical physics to cultivate the next generation exceptional students and postdocs flocked here to berkeley to work with him. oppenheimer school at berkeley was hands down the first and the best school of theoretical physics in the united states. his success marked this department and this university permanently. part of the movie was filmed on uc berkeley campus. and these are some of those behind the scenes images you can see. >> so old-fashioned cars that our position and parked on different parts of campus for the film and oppenheimer was not the only one from his family to leave a legacy behind in the bay area. taking a live look now at the embarcadero. the exploratorium, which is located on the embarcadero in san francisco was founded by

frank oppenheimer in 1969. that's robert's younger brother. and actually a lot of fun if you've ever been to the if you've never been to. the exploratorium is a lot of great exhibits and they're interactive. not about science and physics. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the issue of age and term limits getting new focus. >> involving some of the most powerful people on capitol hill and the giants hosted the red sox last night. we tell you how the orange and black did against one of the major league's hottest teams. >> and they do battle again for today. here's a look at your high temperatures were at 90 going on for antioch, 89 santa rosa with a bump. those temperatures up a little bit more. so for tomorrow. however, in that extended forecast looks pretty interesting by the middle of week. little bit of a cool week. little bit of a cool down coming our way.

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business. >> now we'll probably take care of this for the afternoon along the coast, but that's one of the cooling mechanisms, half moon bay here. as an example, pacifica and that type of thing. we tend to get that along the peninsula a lot because the flow pattern just kind of brings it in there. so we're going to do that again tomorrow. although inland, we're looking a little bit of a warm-up. so there's the flow pattern around the high looks like it's really far from home here. so the impact very, very modest for us today. 73 for any act, mostly 60's in the east bay couple upper 50's hanging on a little bit. there. 55 santa rosa. 55 san francisco, also half moon bay. 61 for san jose. now this is what i want to show you here. as we watch this high pressure kind of reposition itself and starts to throw some moisture our way, that's kind of more loft at the surface. we should get that continued onshore flow combo would mean our temperatures will kind of cool dot down a little bit. it doesn't look at this is threatening in terms of instability. but every time we see this got to watch and see if there's elevated thunder shower activity with all of that. actually the but more interesting into late on the

next weekend into the following week. but we'll have more of that later on. all right. let's get to this now. we'll show you here. here's the high pressure cell. first things first middle of the week. okay. this kind of flowing around us, we get some of those scattered clouds. we just mentioned cooler temperatures with the onshore flow at the surface later on through the weekend, we get another high dome hot. don't go in on. that will be to our south and it's a nice blocking mechanism from all the monsoon shore. but that's also hot dome, too. so we're looking for numbers potentially by not this monday, but the following monday start moving upwards, perhaps inland 100 plus with all of that. but we'll see how that all kind of comes together to some of the lookout for. alright, 66 san francisco. we'll do about 60 at the coast. here's a little chilly. even though it's going to be warm inland. 72 burlingame, 75 for foster city, 80 palo alto. and swift. the clara, if you will, 81 in the valley going on for san jose, 80 for santa clara, 91 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, mid 70's tri valley. looks like a lot of

80's hauled around here. but you might see a 90 here. they're potentially walnut creek will aim for 88 89 for concord, 70 to open 70 for berkeley. the lake with 70 to 87 fairfield. any act? there you go. there's your 90 81 for a in 89. meanwhile, for santa rosa bumping that up a little bit more. so tomorrow we'll try to lower 90's, maybe potentially mid-nineties. that's what i'm talking about by the middle of the week. nice drop in temperatures. scattered clouds always going to watch that particularly coming in from the southwest like that, stephanie, that could be instability aloft. that's what we like to watch out for at least the surface looks great as inland highs will fall in the 80's, but it's after that weekend. there it gets interesting again, another hot dome going on to our south. something to keep an yeah, that will be interesting. ok, dave, thank you so much. >> libraries in san mateo county are offering free mental health crises training starting next month and lasting until next april. sessions happened on select weekends split into 4 our training sessions over 2 days.

they'll be held at the millbrae belmont, half moon bay and san carlos libraries. well, the issue of age and term limits is getting new focus after 2 separate situations involving u.s. lawmakers, senator dianne feinstein and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was shown on camera appearing to be confused kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> so made it. >> coming across as confuse u.s., senator dianne feinstein flounder during a committee meeting in washington, d.c., thursday instead of saying the expected response your she began to deliver a speech expressing her support of the measure about 15 seconds into her speech, a staff member and a fellow senator told want to just say, i okay, just. >> what i mean. i think it certainly is concerning when and, you know, senators not

pier not to be falling along with where you are in the committee >> you know, that's a pretty routine part of the process we get to the vote. eric shay clear is a political science professor and co-director of the institute of government studies at uc berkeley. >> at 90 years old feinstein is the oldest member of congress. but she was not the only one displaying frail health. >> on wednesday, 89 year-old mitch mcconnell abruptly stopped talking and had to be escorted away. and then mcconnell's case because he's a party leader and he really is expected to take an active role in important ago. she asians, you know, in a way where, you know, an individual senator might able to rely heavily on their staff. the 2 cases have sparked increased talks of term or age limits. an issue should clear says is problematic during the current political climate. >> you know, in the past, if a senator resigned or a passed away during the term, it would

be very straightforward for the new individual to be assigned to committees and and assume their responsibilities in the senate today because minority can obstruct and is much more aggressive. you can't take for granted that for example, senator feinstein did decide to step aside that her replacement would be. smoothly, at least assigned to the committee's calls for feinstein to retire intensified earlier this year after she was diagnosed with shingles. >> and was absent from the senate for nearly 3 months, although she announced she will not seek re-election. supporters have said calls for her resignation are i think it's reasonable to at least wonder or worry that that's going on. >> at the same time, there have been cases in the past of male senators >> where you did start to hear these rumblings and concerns for now should clear says that he sees the arguments for action to continue, especially in this deeply divided political landscape.

>> theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. now to bay area baseball, the giants at home taking on the red sox. the game did not go the way the giants were hoping, but that was a memorable night for one san francisco rookie kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the giants are fresh off of a sweep against the a's. but playtime is over because on friday the red sox marched into town. they're the hottest team in baseball 15, 0, 5, in their last 20 in we pick things up in the 5th one. nothing sox triston casas. he crushes that one to left center field. his 16th of the season. it's 2, nothing. boston, 6 memorable moment for giants rookie marco lucy on >> that is his first-career good for him. look at his family and friends there, cheering him on. now later, he scores his first run on a

michael conforto single. nights that made it 2 to one. but in 8th inning. dave caplan questionable decision, he takes out logan webb for taylor rogers. wasn't good. the sox play in a short run. logan webb is not a happy camper. all right. bottom of the 8th. jock peterson. he connects. for hit. 11th home run of the season. but that insurance run proved to be a huge one. for the red sox they beat the giants 3 to 2. here's logan webb after the game, who we saw was not thrilled with how the night played out. still not great and one of the

3rd. feel you more and can on the shaking your head a little bit in the dugout after the runs scored said. to do with the decision maybe the tip of the start the inning. problem of both. >> not a happy camper. in other news, the a's beat the rockies. all righty actually. look at sports. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the aloha by the bay hawaiian music and hula festival is de france's goes and sound. this is happening at noon. it will be lots of beautiful island music and dance. this is free to attend.

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morning news. a woman's car torched in san francisco. why she's blaming city leaders. and the south bay is gearing up for the second night of taylor swift's highly anticipated show at levi stadium. we've got a live preview on what's to be expected on another and chanted evening for taylor swift's fans. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, july the 29th and it is expected to be another warm day for us here in the bay area. let's check in now with dave sphar for the latest. hey, good morning,

stephanie. good morning, everybody. still to still with that morning fog for right now covering over the bay, keeping those temps down just a little bit here. >> we'll see a little bump, however, in those numbers as we see tomorrow for you. and folks as scrape well into the 90's going on. but for today, getting a little bit of a break, there's the east bay shoreline for you right now. there you see the fog start to break up a little bit. blue skies coming in behind all of that winds. a little bit of an onshore wind, not much of one just enough to kind of keep things cool. we got 61 hayward at this hour, 60 for oakland inland. 73 popping for any already with 50's and 60's mixture up north. 65 meanwhile for san jose, the contrast for you only a couple degrees difference from yesterday. little warmer up there to santa rosa this morning. so our little high pressure zone, it's kind of moved away, kind of almost off stage. so we're not really impacted at all much by that will keep it pretty much mostly sunny today. tomorrow, however, getting into next week, a little bit of a different story of some scattered clouds trying to work in here. 84, 1 o'clock at 4.87. again, we might see some 90's being

scraped but more the middle 90's potentially for tomorrow. coming up a little bit, of course, we'll take a look at that longer range forecast for you as well. stephanie. dave, thank you so much. >> and happening in but feels like it's just going to be a few hours. but it's actually going to be tonight. fans once again gather in santa clara to see taylor swift live at levi stadium. that's where we find kron four's tiffany justice. it's funny you've got your friendship bracelet on already. >> i do have my friendship bracelet received it from some of the super fan. so kind to give me one today. i've spoken with several who actually too lovely ladies, who flew in from idaho to specifically attend the concert tonight and us with the mom 2 daughters who drove in riding around 1 o'clock in the morning. they are the first ones in line purchase some merchandise. the concert is at 06:00pm, but it's not stopping people from

lining up to get their hands on her merchandise. and that has been a big element of this concert. they have arrived ready to go with their chairs, blankets coffee if needed and snacks and officials also have said this area up for the official merchandise trailer in red lot. one super organized. the first concert was last night. swift is in town for areas toward today. and tomorrow. and we're hearing most of the people are willing to wait in line because they're not wanting to miss a second of her show and a lot of the merchandise or selling i'm being told can only be brought here today is going to be another another busy day in and around levi stadium. parking will open at 02:00pm. gates will open at one 30. the concert is scheduled to begin at 6.30, with-with usually taking to the stage around 08:00pm. so it is expected to perform a 45 song set list which will last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly being encouraged to take public transportation

with several agencies stepping up their services capitol corridor offering and adjust the schedule to accommodate all in northern california. concertgoers caltrain is offering additional post event. trains tonight in the santa clara valley. transportation authority offering 30% more light rail trains for the show's vta tweeting that actually after the concert last night they had 25,000 passengers using their public transportation smashing their ridership record. >> we also want to go over some limitations as to what you can bring inside of the stadium. only clear bags, no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches or small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by 6 a half inches. >> so we have been speaking with super fans all morning long. take a listen. >> from vacaville and with fact about midnight. and we got here about 30. and then we're staying over at the hyatt. so we've got all sort of there. and then we got in

line. >> after 2, and then they joined us not too long after line. and by ourselves, probably town. yeah. the started trickling in bought. >> and stadium officials have also asked to refrain from tailgating at the concert tonight, 70 back to >> early as 2 in the morning, it's just so impressed. hahaha, true superfans that you're meeting out there. tiffany, thank you so much. >> well, a san francisco woman lost her car after a fire started at a homeless encampment nearby and destroyed it. kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the owner of that car who's now blaming city leaders. >> you've got a hose, a fire from a homeless encampment breaks out in opa wednesday night. the flames rapidly spreading from a 10th to a toyota prius parked on the street. neighbors quickly sprang to action to help firefighters put out the fire.

but it wasn't enough to save the car is heartbreaking. it makes me angry and >> clearly city hall is not. making a dent in the issue. the car's owner, linda posts age has lived in the neighborhood for the past 2 years. she says with a car fire happened on central and fell. >> people live in tents on the sidewalks. she says her interactions with those people are usually cordial despite what happened to her she's pointing the finger at city leaders instead of the person who is responsible for starting it. it's an out come of a larger problem, which is there is not. sufficient. housing for folks that need it posts age believes ending the covid era homeless hotel shelter program last december is just one example of city leaders failing to help the unhoused the office of district. 5 supervisor. dean preston sent a statement to kron 4 saying our office

deeply concerned to learn about a fire at fell in central on wednesday evening. we are working with the department of homelessness and supportive housing to address encampments in the neighborhood. earlier this week. mayor london breed signed a budget with a goal of cutting homelessness in half over the next 5 years. post save says losing her car is a big financial hit, but fires from homeless encampments can be solved through action. this incident that happened in my personal life just reinforces my. sense helping and finding a way. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us today. investigators say no one was hurt when that fire broke out and the cause is still being investigated. police in oakland are investigating 2 separate shootings. the most recent happening around 9.30, last night on 83rd avenue just west of international boulevard. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. the police say 2 people were shot. one of them is listed in critical condition this morning. 7 others suffered

injuries from broken glass. meanwhile, the first shooting happened in the area of 19th street and broadway just before 8.30, last night. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. >> police say one person was shot the victim told officers he did not know where those shots came from. breaking overnight, all lanes of southbound to 80 in los altos hills are back open after a fatal head-on crash overnight. >> 2 people died and 2 others suffered major injuries after 2 cars collided let one 15 this morning near the el monte road off-ramp. chp says a wrong-way driver and a honda civic crashed into a toyota avalon. both passengers in the honda civic died. the cause is under investigation. the accused of fatally stabbing cash at founder bob lee in san francisco is set to be in court next week. a preliminary hearing starts today for many police arrested him 8 days after lee was found stabbed to death. this happened in san

francisco's rincon hill neighborhood back in april. police say the 2 men knew each other before the stabbing lee had allegedly been hanging out many sister, which led to an argument between the 2 men back in may when many pled not guilty to lee's murder, he is being held without bail. the civic. a man faces murder charges after investigators say he stabbed a woman to death and then posted a video of the attack on facebook. kron four's dan kerman has more on what's next for the suspect. >> 39 year-old mark mentioned cough made his first court appearance friday but didn't enter a plea to the charge. he murdered clara belle stray a wednesday afternoon in a san mateo apartment. we know that he stabbed her are victim to death with multiple stab wounds. we know that while she was on the ground and still alive, still moving a little bit, we don't know to what degree he filmed and posted on his facebook account. san

mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says a friend of mencia cough spotted the video on facebook and contacted authorities. they ping the number associated with the facebook account leading san mateo police to an apartment complex on 36th avenue after a 3 hour door to door search. the woman was found dead in one of the units. hours later, metric office arrested in the south bay to horrific crime. it's aggravated by putting it on facebook. that is the first time i've ever heard of anything like that. certainly it's never occurred in san mateo county. >> doing that to the victim. so there is a certain he felt a certain pride that why somebody posts most things that they feel pride in what they did steps as the defendant and the victim knew each other but says that this time they don't know the motive for the crime, but they do say metta cop has a felony record in another state that coupled with the nature of this crime and the fact that he's lived in multiple states have them ask the court to hold without bail. a judge agreed all that combine. it

would be actually would have been a foolish decision to do anything other than no bail to ensure that he is kept here. and most importantly, that the public is safe. staff won't go into details but said the defendant has given the lengthy statements to law enforcement. friday's hearing was continued. so the court can assign mechikoff an attorney again mention cobb did not enter a plea. he's due back in court next friday at the hall of justice in redwood city. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the mega millions jackpot is now at 1 billion dollars. nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's drawing one ticket sold in southern california did match 5 out of the 5 numbers winning a prize of 1.5 million dollars. not too bad. this is just the 5th time in mega millions history. the jackpot has gone over billion dollars next. drawing is tuesday night at 8 o'clock. the odds of winning the jackpot are one in 302 million. good luck. coming up on the kron 4 morning news

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temperatures thus far. we're at 73 for any at this hour now. warming up a little bit inland. most of the readings in the east bay, however, holding in the 60's for right now up to the north bay, kind of a mixture of some 50's and some 60's working in here. 65 for san jose. and again, a lot of 60's going on for the peninsula. alright, for today, we've got mostly sunny and nice. a reminder it's still summer. so those temperatures will be warm and of july like this. but near about 90 inland 70's for the bay. now it's bumping up a little bit for tomorrow a look at some, maybe some middle 90's popping up here a little bit. so hot inland, sunny and warm as help with the fight. it was still a lot of 70's for the east bay shoreline, maybe even some upper 60's. hang on just a little bit. then into next week, some scattered clouds in the middle of the week. here we're on the western edge of this high pressure. so that's throwing off this subtropical moisture a little bit our way that can always be a little instability, although it doesn't look like anything's happening with it. now in the flow pattern at the surface being on shore. that helps out keep those temperatures down. you'll see that in the seven-dorack to the 80's, there

the flow pattern of everything going on. there's the high pressure system kind of churning away, not doing much of anything from our perspective. no complaints. let's hand it over future cast for and we can see just a little bit the way of some scattered do appear in the afternoon hours complements to daytime heating, particularly up in the mountains. but we don't see any splotches of any radar echoes popping up there at all. so fairly calm in the home front here again, calling a mostly sunny. these are nice temps now for this time of year. 66 san francisco, mostly sunny, mild. 72 will do it for oakland, 81, san jose. but as a reminder inland, we'll see some temperatures warm to about 90 for antioch, upper 80's east of the east bay hills. 89 for santa rosa. 66 san francisco and half moon bay at about 60 again. we'll get up to about 92 sunday monday, 2, similar as we trail back a little bit. little bit of minor cooling, stephanie. we're looking for the middle of the week. almost a little break from summer here. you know, for a couple days and then into the weekend and the following week is where it gets interesting. they're

going heat dome kind of close yeah, they cut off the monsoon. that's good. but and he like so much. well, you'll find me at the beach at thanks a >> the bay area, kaiser permanente. employees were on the picket lines continuing. weeklong demonstrations throughout our state. >> this was the scene in berkeley on friday. there. union contract expires at the end of september. they're asking for more improve pay and more staffing support. >> prepared. we've got to watch out. you will walk out. but we're here present. don't make go that route. you don't want to go want to community, but means that we have to stand for ourselves. we can take care of her own family members we're in >> kaiser says staffing shortages are not unique kaiser. they say shortages are happening across the healthcare system as a result of the pandemic. and charges

have been dropped against the 2 people arrested in connection to this crash in san francisco. you may recall that surveillance video captured a stolen car plummeting down the sanchez street stairs last week. police arrested 2 suspects, but friday district attorney brooke jenkins office. she they told kron 4 that the pair has been discharged pending further investigation and witness availability. prosecutors could refile the charges at a later date. and new video shows a burglar breaking into san francisco restaurant kang food early thursday morning. you can see the person taking money from the register. the owner says to tablets and $100 were taken and the cost to repair the door that was broken into is around $500. the owner says this is the 7th break-in they've seen since the start of the covid pandemic. and retail workers in the bay area and across the country face a moral dilemma. intervene during a theft and risk

punishment from their employer or just let the shoplifters get away with the merchandise news nation's nancy loo spoke with a woman who got fired after getting punched in the face by shoplifters. >> shoplifters caught in the act stealing hundreds of dollars in laundry detergent from a king soopers store in colorado. top items being stolen by individuals or by organized theft rings are nickel and dime ing stores to losses that are adding up to big bucks by 2025, the retail industry says losses will total 115 billion dollars. businesses are investing in more security staff and security cameras even tagging more items with sensors and putting more items behind lock and key. one thing they don't want is employees becoming crime. fighters note here the issue. grab headlines after these 2 lululemon employees were fired for chasing shoplifters out of their georgia store. it's only merchandise at the end. they're trained to step back. >> let the theft occurred. know that there's technology.

there's cameras and we're working with law enforcement. business owners do value their employees safety, but also their own bottom line. if an employee is injured or killed while chasing down thieves companies could be on the hook for big payouts for workers, compensation or lawsuits. so they've implemented a 0 tolerance policy employees who do anything to stop a theft in process will be fired. but employees like donna hands, bro, who work at a lowe's in georgia say they feel trapped. they know company policy but instinct tells him to stop a crime if possible. i really wasn't expecting to be fired because >> really loved job. so my best hands, bro, grabbed a shopping cart filled with $2000 in unpaid merchandise. she was punched in the face 3 times by the shoplifters and later fired by the hardware chain. i just wanted to our merchandise. i used how did they will walk and sorry. without with without paying for our hands, bro is far from

alone across the couny case after case of employees who are trying to stop shoplifting being fired under the 0 tolerance policies in a news nation and decision desk hq poll. 72% of voters believe employers should not be allowed to punish employees who intervene against shoplifters. >> well, san francisco skyline looks a little different now. there's now a giant x, as you can see on top of the downtown building, formerly known as twitter headquarters. it's part of elon musk's efforts to rebrand the social media platform. but this move might be illegal. city officials say replacing letters or symbols on buildings requires a permit for design and safety reasons. the city has opened a complaint and launched an investigation into that giant next. and they called it puppy love. robotic dogs showed up young patients at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto on friday. a stanford university

engineering team designed these or robots as they call them the students 3 d printed parts to create 30 puppies. they partnered up with the stanford chariot program which works to calm young patients during medical procedures. the hospital also works with real dogs, but they aren't always available. so these robots offer a fun alternative. >> definitely less maintenance for sure. there hypo allergenic. you ask feed them take them out to use the facilities. and so basically there. they're they're just low maintenance at that would be at any time of night. really, really? they're ready to interact with the children. >> it's really cute. you can see that there were in these little hats i think it's adorable. this was a first run for the robotic puppies. they might be brought back in the near future. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the effort to punish fare evaders. how bart

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passed overwhelmingly, though, in the state assembly and is awaiting a vote in the state senate. temperatures will animal shelters are getting overcrowded by rabbits. rescue officials say it started when these animals were dumped at a park in the outer sunset. and we're just stuck there for months. a group of teens recently tracked the rabbits and took them to san francisco animal care and control. now the shelter is getting pretty full. officials say that the animals have been spayed and neutered. they are available for adoption. and francisco animal care control. they're also waiving adoption fees. so, you know, if your guests to face in your home, why not open it up to one of these adorable little guys. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a property tax scam is targeting homeowners in the east details ahead. >> as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the west coast craft fair at fort mason san francisco. it starts at 10 this morning. just in 30 minutes. the event features work from more than 100 artists and designers. it is

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a call for help in oakland, but communities are asking city leaders to do to increase public safety. and we're heading into night. 2 of the air is tour and swifty. clara, we're live with all the excitement already brewing at levi stadium. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. it is 9.29 and i'm still stephanie start this half hour with a look at the

forecast with dave spahr. don't go changing. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off to a pretty nice start here. some fog and making its a greeting in the morning hours here, ripping away a good portion of the bay, though, as we speak, letting some sunshine. >> although temperatures quite palatable, even well inland here, you have little shot here, barca darrow and the exploratorium off towards the background. meanwhile, 77 going on for antioch, a lot of 60's controlling the east bay with a mixture 50's and 60's to the north. 56, san francisco in 55. meanwhile, for half moon bay, the ballpark today versus the red sox. the do battle again at 4.15. we have some scattered clouds thrown into the mixture here. that's the fog returning temperatures mostly about 60, although falling back to the upper 50's by the end of the game over to west wind to 15. so little chilly. if you're coming in from the east bay, we've got plenty of 80's for highs today. little bit of a treat here will probably rear steer steer clear are mostly the 90's, although they're going return by tomorrow. we'll look at that forecast as well. and a look into next

week to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. happening tonight, fans once again head to santa clara to see taylor swift live at levi stadium. and that's where we're going to find kron four's tiffany justice. it looks like the crowds are growing behind you. tiffany. >> yes, the line for the merchandise continues to grow as the morning goes along, you know, the concerts at 6 o'clock tonight, but it is not stopping people from waking up early and getting in this i am being told that the merchandise trailer is set to open up at noon today, different than previous days. and these fans have arrived really early this morning with their chairs or blankets, snacks and coffee. ready to go. organizers and officials have organized this merchandise area in red lot. one for the >> we all know that the first concert was last night. many people enjoying that first concert. swift is in town for aires tore yesterday. and today we're hearing most

people are willing to wait in these long lines for merchandise because they're not wanting to miss a second of her show and a lot of this merchandise i'm being told being sold here. you can only buy here. today is going to be another busy day in and around levi stadium. parking will open up at 02:00pm gates opening up at 3.30, 4.30. and the concert is scheduled to begin at 6.30 with with usually taking to the stage around 08:00pm house, which is expected to perform. >> 45 song set list which is expected to last more than 3 hours. fans are strongly being encouraged to take public transportation. several agencies stepping up their services like capitol corridor offering and adjust the schedule to accommodate northern california concert goers. caltrain will offer and additional post event train tonight in the santa clara valley transportation authority offering 30% more light rail trains actually being told vta tweeting out after the concert last night they had 25,000 passengers

using their public transportation smashing their ridership record when it comes to what you actually can bring inside of the stadium. there are some limitations with that as well. only clear bags, no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches or small clutch bags. no larger than 4 and a half by 6 and a half inches this morning. we have spoken with some super excited fans about the concert tonight. >> well, i have kind of stayed away from spoilers. i know a few things. so i just like i'm going to be shocked the entire time. it's just going to be an unreal experience. it i could not stay away from the spoilers. all live so i'm so excited. i think just this year be on stage the first time. either arrest a senior on and then i've heard so much about like the swifties excitement. >> and how excited everybomy is even before the show's it. super excited. like see everybody. >> so city officials are also asking fans to refrain from

tell gating tonight at the concert. stephanie, back to you. >> and tiffany, out of curiosity, was there a specific item at the merge truck that everybody is just, you know, that's the must have item or are people just happy to get like a t-shirt or a sweater? >> yes. so the big deal is this blue crew crew neck sweater has a big hit image of taylor's face on the back and that's all the craze. that's everybody here is trying to get their hands on. i want to what i mean. i love the color blue and she looks blue taylor swift. so very curious. i mean, i wonder how much it's going forward. they say. >> i don't know the price, but i'm sure it's it's pretty pretty expensive. yeah, it's going to be up there. well, and i'm sure it sounds like it's going to go fast. best of luck to all the fans out there. thank you so much, tiffany, for your coverage. >> well, city officials say the sold out t swift concerts are helping boost the local economy. santa clara mayor

lisa go. moore says the era's tour is helping generate around 250 million dollars for the bay area. hotels are nearly or completely fall. and local restaurants have been seeing a surge in customers. >> usually it pretty packed on the we do get pretty busy with like a lot reservations and walk-ins. so with that concert going on, it just adds a this. >> a thank you for the boost in local business. the mayor of santa clara has even given the title of honorary mayor to taylor swift for just the next couple days. and communities in oakland are asking city leaders to declare a state of emergency as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. these residents claim that their city is having a public safety crisis. >> deadly shootings, home invasions, carjackings. i know legal side businesses robbed at gun being used to rob an 80 year-old ice cream. the as you

can see on this map, these crimes are happening throughout the city of oakland. you guys are out there in east oakland. talk about what you hear from families out there. >> when the police tell you to sure up your front door and your back door to make sure the ones that are committing home invasions. we'll have a heart attack your front door down. you better know the cities and drop. >> that call for help is the focus of an urgent letter from oakland naacp president cynthia adams and acts full gospel church is bishop bob jackson to oakland and alameda county elected leaders to unite and declare a state of emergency to end what this letter describes as oakland's public safety crisis we need citywide. >> meeting with the leaders in the powers that to come together and talk about how we go about devising a plan, how bait these problems that we've been suffering for way too long in the city will. >> bishop jackson says the call is being made for leaders

to acknowledge and declare a public state of emergency seek assistance from california. alameda county, another state law enforcement and provide job training. so you will have alternatives to crime. according to the letter failed leadership, including the movement to defund police and the district attorneys on willingness to charge and prosecute people who murder and commit life-threatening. serious crimes created a heyday for oakland criminals. in response, the alameda county district attorney's office sent kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, we are disappointed that a great african-american pastor and great african-american organization would take a false narrative on such an important matter. we expect more from bishop bob jackson and the oakland chapter of the naacp, unquote. however, i spoke by phone to oakland, naacp president cynthia adams, who says no one is being singled out. everyone only get >> we're not seeing to one

even including we all need to come together and it says was a chrysler. >> kron 4 reached out to oakland, mayor sheng thao and the oakland police department was standing by with their has meant you kron? 4 news? >> the car goes up in flames after a crash in calistoga early friday morning. police arrested the driver they believe was under the influence. officers say fire crews douse the blaze before it could spread towards a nearby house. despite the damage, no one was hurt. local mayor sheng thao spends the next week overseas. she's traveling to vietnam with other local elected and business leaders to discuss expanding trade opportunities with the port of oakland. that delegation will visit oakland, sister city done vietnam for a signing ceremony. how will be in vietnam until august than the 8. it could get more expensive for students to go to cal state university. the board of trustees students and

the lieutenant governor eleni who now lack us met on friday to discuss a proposed plan that would raise tuition for all. 23 cal state schools by 6% annually starting in fall 2024. if approved tuition could go up to $1000 more per year by 2028. but some state leaders say the increase would make it harder for students to earn their degrees. because what i know in talking to these presidents and in talking to students. >> is that it's too much and it's going basically be the make or break moment for a lot of students. it's going to force him to drop out are not coming the board of trustees and the chances office see something they need to do without considering helps could actually be detrimental to the worst of the system. >> a final vote on the plan is set for september. the city of vallejo is planning on renaming one of their streets in honor of the rapper e 40 city council members unanimously voted to name nearly a mile of magazine

street east 40 way. the rapper grew up in the area and has a song called magazine street. the city plans to unveil that honorary street sign later this year. and officials in contra costa county are warning of a new scam that targets homeowners, fake notices that appear to be from the county are being mailed out, asking people to pay for a service that supposedly will lower their property taxes. the state attorney general's office says the scammers use officials sounding terms like tax reassessment or tax adjusters in the paperwork. county officials say they do not charge for tax reassessment sand property owners can file a free form through the county assessor's office. happening right now, the greenville road off-ramp on westbound i-580, in livermore is closed. caltrans is doing emergency road repairs until 7 o'clock tonight. they say drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes. after the success of summer blockbuster oppenheimer uc berkeley held a

panel on friday to talk about the former professors work. oppenheimer was hired as assistant professor of physics at uc berkeley in 1929, 13 years later, he was appointed on the project to develop the ad of atomic bomb. >> department hired oppenheimer. it hired the best trained most intellectually adventurous, some theoretical physicist in the united states. and oppenheimer set out to build a school of theoretical physics to cultivate the next generation exceptional students and postdocs flocked here to berkeley to work with him. oppenheimer school at berkeley was hands down the first and the best school of theoretical physics in the united states. his success mark, this department and this university permanently. and part of the movie was filmed on uc berkeley campus. some these are some of the behind the scenes photos of old-fashioned cars on campus in the film.

>> oppenheimer was not the only one from his family to leave a legacy in the bay area. the exploratorium, which is now on francisco's embarcadero was founded by frank oppenheimer in 1969, that's robert's younger brother. >> love them. one of my lasalle. so. >> high temperatures today about 90 going on for antioch. a lot of 80's you can see over the east bay hills and up to the north bay to going to check out the 4 zone forecast and als

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see the nice blue skies up above and bit of a heavy cloud cover, though, just right above. >> the hillside there. let's check in now with day from or what we need to know. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. taking care of some that morning fog to the east bay shore line shot to you can see it to kind of opening up here a little bit. there's that little bit of fog just leftover starting to peel off giving us those sunny skies. meanwhile, the 4 corner states that high pressure is kind of hang out a little bit here. its impact is very, very modest on the bay for right now, at least even for scattered afternoon clouds temperature. check for you, 77, antioch, most readings now have graduated to the 60's, although some very stubborn 50's you can see off towards the west. now let's play this tape for rick. has it gets interesting for the middle of the about here. you can see the flow pattern coming in on the backside of that high combined with our onshore flow. so we should have temperatures reduced. okay. but we like to watch that cloud cover because sometimes are some instability with that. on the backside of that

low, if it comes in from the subtropical subtropical jet, you're a little bit gets more interesting with that high, though, into this next weekend and following week, let's go running through everything. here is the middle of the week. again, again, kind flow pattern around this high. then it kind of figures. don't know where i'm going. and what is though? 4 corner states about nice little heat blob were at work there that may send our temperatures jump and roll high, but it's a nice block away from the monsoon as well. so will depend how high that get hot that gets to see what our direct impact is. some future forecast. we're looking into 100 plus again for you, folks in brentwood in the far east bay. so something to keep in mind as we go forward here, get a little closer. 66 san francisco, as i mentioned the coast with the fog at about 60 is 72 for burning game. 75 foster city popping about 80 for palo alto and santa clara swifty, clara, whatever going on the santa clara valley, 81 san jose, but popping 91 for morgan hill, mid 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley, mostly

in the upper 80's, although some lower 90's possible. 92 vacaville, not 81 for napa. 89 santa rosa. check it out. 70 forecast here. that's pretty sweet there. the middle of the week there as temperatures drop off some scattered clouds at work here. but again, watching what goes on into next weekend. stephanie has a couch full of guests. yes, we do. dave, animal rescues across the bay area are in serious need of help. this summer. >> joining us live now is the founder of oakland based rocket dog rescue paley boucher. she's also one of kron four's remarkable women for 2023. and she's also joined by some folks from her organization include including event coordinator april militia. i believe i'm saying that, right? yes, here. and then your name her harper. okay. thank you so much for joining us. and so we've been connecting with animal rescues all across the bay area for the last several months. all of them saying that they're seeing a huge uptick in the number of animals that are coming in. what's the situation facing your

organization? yeah, it's a really rough time in the rescue world. the shelters are saying, just a such a high number of animals being surrendered and dropped some of the shelters are booked way past capacity like one of shelters that we work with out of fresno, they're they're set up for maybe 250 animals and they can have up to, you know, the 400 to 600 animals coming in, you know, like at a time. so we stepped in to try and and and help with know, to to save these animals lives. and it's just you we've saving placing about 80 animals a that's, you know, we've taking in 25 to 30 a week. so it's it's a of you know, we're all volunteers. so, know. well, thank you so much for the hard work that you're doing with placing these wonderful animals into loving homes. and what is driving this uptick?

you saying i know it's so hard to know. i think that people really you know, the whole world u.s. pretty frayed, you know, coming out of pandemic, people didn't. they're uncertain. they didn't really know. um, you know what their future was going to look like. and i think that now the people are solidly back to work and traveling maybe animals are being surrendered. you know, i'm also the lack of ability get spay neuter people having accidental you know, just >> stray animals. you know, i f know how people can help. you have an event that's actually going to be really fun. on monday. we're going to be at pops in san francisco as historic, you know, it's going to be a lot of fun. we're going to what you can talk a little bit about that. so i'm putting on and it's going to be pop star. its own next event is on monday from one to 4, a and i'm super excited

because not only will be have a dogs for adoption, but we're going to do a fundraiser and not only that, but the whole community has really shown up and shown we're doing a huge raffle. >> and it's from. you know, people from mission skate. we have free food. we have free drinks safe and everything is donated to rocket dog rescue. we're doing it. pop star pops has been open for over 100 years. so that's very rare in in san and i'm just so excited to have dogs like, like here and here, you be there. we're going to have a lot of fun and all you have to do is show up and have have, you some free food and drink and pets dogs opting. yeah, it's a great opportunity save some lives and also support a historic business in the bay area. 100%. and i'm just so thankful that pops is able to donate

their facility. and we're going have a lot of fun. you know, you mentioned available dogs for adoption. so tell us about these 2. well, you know, because we have a 24 hour helpline and we're we're often called upon for trauma cases. >> so we get these little said, guys, this beautiful baby is in curtis. well, ok? we're looking at the wrong so this little shepherd puppies named curtis, was found he had shot more than 10 times with the bees losing his you know. it's i don't it's just very sad. but he is. he is a very he's like. absolutely loving and yeah, you know, he doesn't even you know, he's ready to let go of that trauma and move forward into his bright. yeah, i absolute polo curtis started. this is just the cutest and so

well behaved and very ready for his. you know, if if his his moment in the in the spotlight on camera and how will the sea about form and about 4? okay. you know, he's already been through a lot in his little life, but he's he went on the script. yeah. so our anchor dog as and how about our friend over here? well, this little i we named him trout because we didn't know his name. he was one of the dogs that was left behind when i'm a family was evicted the eye. we were called because the dogs have been locked out enough. a very hot yard in stockton for for a few light over 2 weeks in the blazing hot weather. you know, adding that heat wave. so they were left out when the family was evicted in the landlord had to lock the doors and neighbors are coming into the yard and giving them water. >> but we were able to to get them he's too. but he's found a home. but he's still waiting. he's about 4 years

old. like amazing. he's ridiculous. very loving, very sweet. funny. really well behaved die. he slept at your house last night. you fostered him for the night and he just like curled up in your bed. yeah, a little angel. just latest thing. both of these beautiful beautiful dogs. >> and how can people get more information if they're interested in they'd like to adopt? you know, the best way is email us at a dock at rocket dog rescue dot org. the most incredibly sweet, loving animals. you know, they were they were there pouring into the shelters. and we really just take, you know, who's most in need. but once come into our system, we're just so stunned by how loving and sweet every one of them. so, you know. so ready to for their new life in their new homes. you know, right? well, thank you so much. paley boucher with a rocket dog rescue based out of oakland

and to you, ladies as well. for all of your hard work, we have a rescuing these dogs know we're just so glad to get the word out. and and thank you for >> for having us and the puppies. i think one just fell asleep. >> all right. well, thank you so much. want to throw in one last little plug that we do need volunteers at the sanctuary, ok? so please come down. it's alike really fulfilling. there's like nothing that will heal your heart more. >> been caring for these animals as they come all animals as they come all right. thanks so right back.

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just the most. the cutt things. i really hope they find great for going without the eye. he storms. good attitude yeah. the . so we don't have really the dog days of summer cooking here. we warm up a little bit more. so tomorrow in london got the lower 90's there and so forth. >> but we to see is the middle of the week here. we have some scattered clouds aloft and that flow pattern will all work in tandem here. conspired to cool us off in the mid 80's a little bit for highs and then it gets interesting as we get into next weekend and the following week, stephanie m a high-pressure looking like a heat dome. it's not right on top of us. but its impact on one hand blocks the monsoon. but the other hand, a big insult to closing cause the central valley and drifting to the east bay and push those numbers to 100 something we're going to be watching as we get a little closer. but at least that's a good forecast. as we walk in august. yeah, we'll take it. thanks so much, dave. >> that's it for us here on the kron. weekend news. i'm stephanie and from all of us here at the team. thank you so much for watching and make sure you stick around to join us for kron. 4 news weekend

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