om within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. ask your eczema specialist from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. keep us out. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a new policy affecting rv owners in san francisco. what it means and how the city is stepping in. and the search

for a vp down to the wire for kamala harris's. donald trump backs out of another debate against the current up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> and good morning. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news sunday. i'm theresa it is august 4th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. how's it going out okay. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. our traditional morning fog checking in again for provide some nice cooling as we start the day here a little bit. and it looks like we're still going to see a warm-up for you, folks. well inland. >> but around the bay, a little bit of a cool down with all of this of the fog does help out with that. that means we'll see quite a bit of a tease at work here right now. first things first along the coast. yes, because the fog will be hard to get rid of this. you can see a lot of cloud cover for much of the day. so basically overcast to start. let's get to that fog here. you can see it clears out through most of the populated areas. then it

smacks up against the coast and you'll still probably have some fog clouds left over, although some sign working in here as well. but mostly cloudy will probably be a better descriptor. do have the onshore winds and they look to hold all the way at least until tuesday. that's important because another heat pump is coming our way. and we like that flow pattern helps take the edge off a little bit. the highs, the temperatures right now. we have upper 50's across most of the real estate lower 60's down south 65 for can. this compares to 24 hours ago? we shaved a couple degrees with that. so that's good news there. that will feel nice. breaking it down for you today. about 78, 11 o'clock. but yes, we return the 90's. you can see about 2 and many readings in the 90's will be felt in the north a little bit and also towards the east bay. of course, we'll be covering all of that and talking more about this. he pump coming your way on to state theresa. they thanks for no more long term parking after months of preparation, the city of san francisco. >> is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit on a road between san francisco state university and are sent.

that's winston drive. used to have about 100 people living in rv's in cars, but now they can no longer park there long term kron four's. jack molmud has the story for us. >> you know that, you know, it doesn't bother me every mode of it in, you know, it is what it is. jonathan hansen tells us he was one of the first people to park his rv on winston drive. and now and august is the only one left after the city is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit. if someone loses their apartment or something, you know, what are they supposed to do? doesn't understand why the city is enforcing this limit saying most of the people parking here have been peaceful. >> the sfmta says it was out of sewage and trash concerts. the signs have been up for months but are now only recently enforce. what people supposed to do? i don't know. i don't know i don't know what they want to many of the residents actually didn't go that far at all. many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along. the waterfront of are something we were told by the police are

cars were going to be removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left whenever i want to try a parking lot that's safe and not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the suited it coming. >> keep us out. >> well, there's going to right back here. i don't i really doubt that, though.

>> and rv residents like jonathan here say he's taking his chances still with the street. he knows best bets like i don't know what what you've got people that have a safe place. and break them up. don't know. we reached out to us at the mt. a to find out what the next steps are with zoo road and possible. new parking limits and we didn't hear back in san francisco jacmel that kron. 4 news. >> a child is recovering from a house fire in the south bay. the child was treated for burns after a home caught on fire on clyde drive there in east san jose. cruz shared photos of the damage inside the house is a total loss. flames spread to a neighboring home and damaged a backyard shed a nearby power poll was also damage. the fire left. 22 homes in the area without electricity. there's no word yet on what caused the fire. in san francisco. there was a fire that was over on bryant street near highway 80 saturday afternoon. this is video from the citizen app. no injuries were reported and it's not clear yet on how the

fire started. >> gentlemen, please welcome the once and future president of united states, donald j trump. >> former president trump and his running mate, jd vance held a rally in the battleground state of georgia saturday. it is the same atlanta arena. kamala harris held her largest rally so far. mister trump told supporters that if he's elected the u.s. economy will flourish and the boarder with mexico will be completely shut down. >> when we win, you will rapidly see a brand new trump economic boom. it's going to be bombing. with your vote. inflation will stop. the illegal aliens will be turned back to not come in. and we've got to stop >> the trump campaign has raised 139 million dollars in july. the harris campaign double the amount with a total of 310 million dollars in july. all of this comes as

former president trump says he will not be part of an abc news presidential debate. now with kamala harris that was set for september 10th, saying now that the shifting over to fox news, elaine assurance, he has the story for us. >> the harris campaign going on the offensive, their senior campaign adviser saying, quote, donald trump is cowardly backing out of the debate. he agreed to one just like the debate he did in june. now he only comfortable in a cocoon asking his happy place. fox to host a trump rally and call it a debate. maybe he can only handle debating someone his own age. the list of possible vp picks include kentucky governor andy beshear, governor jb pritzker of illinois governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania and tim walz of minnesota, senator mark kelly of arizona and transportation secretary pete buttigieg sen mark kelly and governor josh shapiro are viewed as the frontrunners.

>> when you're flying a jet in combat, you learn to make some pretty quick decisions. so when i got to the senate, i didn't waste any time. stood up to big pharma ending decades of broken promises. senator kelli releasing a campaign ad. but while many view his border state status as a potential plus for her, some labor groups have called out his opposition to pro union laws. it's not freedom to tell people they can go vote. >> but he's going to pick the winner. that is not freedom. >> and that is what? just stopped. >> in the keystone state's governor, shapiro is viewed as a candidate who could give harrison edge in the important swing state of pennsylvania. however, critics of shapiro have questioned his stance on war between israel and hamas. shapiro has criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu while also suggesting that any end to the israel-hamas war requires the removal of hamas from power. the harris campaign continuing to ride positive momentum for

the democratic candidates. now they hope to turn that enthusiasm into action. >> as your future president, i know we are up to this fight since launching her run for the white house almost 2 weeks ago. campaign officials announcing this week. >> they've raised more than 310 million dollars in july alone from 3 million donors, including 2 million new donors. >> in other news and pavel police arrested 2 men accused of trying to steal telephone wire saturday morning along road 20 area residents and called 9-1-1 to report the unusual behavior. police say that they found the 2 men with freshly cut wires and tools. the attempted theft caused thousands of dollars in damage. police say that a man stole a safe fr the store but didn't realize it had a gps tracker inside. they say that a man stole $3,000 from the store on sonomaboulevard friday and inside the safe. there was a gps tracker along

with the cash. officers say that they arrested the man as he was trying to steal from another business. >> the coming years when they opened, they a place to get really good job is just to make >> and santa's customers are coming together to try and support a local business after it announced plans to shut down for good. the brays restaurant. and willow glen neighborhood is set to close monday, august 5th. the owners say that they're grateful for the public support since the restaurant opened in 2017, they did not elaborate on their decision to close. music fans enjoying the i m summer fest last night. >> it is of all ages of the kind of event, a great america celebrating bay area culture, fashion and food. the rapper

i-am-sue was performing. we've got a chance to talk to him before >> humbled and grateful those of biden pick or stews, super grateful and i'm just excited to perform alongside his distaste giving people the grace france. and i just was a bunch of people out there with smiles on their faces. just leave it having a good time. just the music going to another generation kids and just like making this a real i just want to continue to grow. can see safe space for the and people around the world to come have too. >> surf's up for some very talented dogs. the world dog surfing championship was held in pacifica on saturday on the shores of linda mar beach. it was some pretty good news since the organizers have gone through some rough times trying to keep the event afloat. costs have gone way up and it was necessary to come up with $10,000 last april. you're looking for some fun this weekend. we have just the

thing for you. today marks the 40th year of the fremont festival of the arts kron four's tiffany justice is alive in fremont with all the fun and the art you can expect high. >> good morning. yes, we're in downtown fremont, the epicenter of the city and take a look right behind us. this is the paseo padre parkway and a big section is completely blocked off for this festival. now, according to organizers, this is the largest free festival west of the mississippi with over 150,000 people attending this festival every year. and it's been going on for decades. the first festival of arts was held in 1983. now it's a busy you can see why there's plenty to do for the adults and kids nearly 18,500 pounds of ice cream bars are consumed and 13,200 glasses of wine are enjoyed now overall, 1000 volunteers are needed to put this event on every year in

the festival. art serves as one of the largest fundraisers for local non profit organizations for the city. so yet, again, this festival is completely free to attend and enjoy. there are nearly 4 miles a festival fun back to you studio. >> much bigger than when it first started. thank you very much to i think i was there way back then. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the park fire still going strong. we have the latest updates on one of the

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>> northern california, the park fire is still growing strong and has burned more than 4 100,000 acres. and it

is only 28% contained. it is now california's 4th biggest wildfire ever recorded. it covers 4 counties. butte plumas shasta and to him more than 6500 firefighters are on the scene. turning to our weather right now. this is a live look at mount tam and boy, that's a lot of clouds, rain level, a layer pretty thick out there right now. this it is. yes, you can see that has to be all chewed up a little bit here with drier air aloft ultimately will get that. good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. >> and we're looking for still those warm temps happening inland. the fog that you can see from the east bay shoreline. this is still the ground level. so has been lifted to give us the overcast skies and that breaks up a little bit as we get to the afternoon hours could be a little problematic along the coast, though, however, probably more than mostly cloudy bear it 65 antioch at this hour, most readings in the east bay in the 50's 50's up north too. 62 for san jose

futurecast for shows problem areas along the coast. you can see by the midday we're still trying to get rid of that marine layer in a still lingers little pop-up little shower, maybe in the mountain, somewhat typical the summer months like this. tomorrow morning, we do the same thing again, the mixing out process looks to be a little better and quicker. so should seal but more sunshine for you. folks being challenged by that today by tomorrow, a bit less action you can see in the mountains to this is just before things set up for probably the hottest day in the bunch which will be tuesday onshore. winds continue. that will insulate the bay a little bit from the hottest temperatures that we're going to see. we'll see them still warm inland, still to be had into the 90's east and north bay here where that marine layer has trouble getting there. but at least we're getting some relief from that pattern. by the way, sfo is look about a half-hour delay because this fog right now, early clouds, hot inland 70's covered the bay. so we have some insulation, lower 90's, though, inland. so there is microclimate factor going on here for today. early in

the week. they clouds hot inland. all that we expect the 100 or so going on by tuesday. still looking at the latest things there are happening, that high looks to be pretty close to us. so it looks like we might be marching about 100 or so. no statements yet. but i suspect we'll start to hear some for the national weather service by tonight or tomorrow morning. that might start to fringe a little bit on the east and north face a little bit and gradual late in the week. upper 80's inland by week said and that looks pretty sweet heading into next weekend. by the way, to date, 67 going on san francisco morning clouds, fog, all that jazz. 73 for oakland, again, getting some insulation from the onshore winds. thank you, 84 san jose. here's the big map, though. shows still kind of toasty well inland at 94 antioch, up north, looking at santa rosa about a 90 but oldest nice 70's along the east bay shoreline. again, with those onshore winds next couple of days, there's the fog covering up some of the buildings. 92 today inland tomorrow and again by tuesday, we're talking about the see note so tuesday and maybe wednesday, kind of hanging on

to the most of it. but it looks like that will break for next weekend. okay. to be sweet. thank you so much. you take sweet. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. we have an exclusive interview with democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffries. he is one of the most powerful members of congress and last night he made a special campaign stop for local congressman josh harder now. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. talk with him one on one and has the story from stockton. >> well, just take a look at all. the people turned out for this event with house minority leader hakeem jeffries. he says this turnout reflects the excitement he wants to see ahead of the election. all with the goal to help democrats take back the house of representatives. >> coming up, breaking jeopardy. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries receiving a warm welcome to the golden state from this crowd of more than 500 people. all of that taking place here at the linley house in the port of stockton, part of a

re-election fundraiser for democratic congressmember josh harder. he's running against republican stockton mayor kevin lincoln in the race for california's 9th congressional district, a district which includes the cities of stockton, lodi and tracy, just south of sacramento. >> win the hearts and minds of the american people win the election. during this exclusive one-on-one interview, jeffrey said he came to california to advocate for harder as well as several other california democrat and make clear the outcome of their races can make or break democratic chances of taking back control of the u.s. house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the majority in the united states house of representatives. >> there are at least 5 seats here in california that our red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats, ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now harder and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight

races. going to make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positive impact on our ability to take back control of the united states house of representatives. but california republicans believe the momentum is on their side. california republicans responsible for bringing the house majority the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same time that democrats have lost 6 house seats right here california. they're going to come at us with everything that they've got. but the problem is they don't have solutions. republicans are showing up. would you say to critics who say vice president harris? >> may not be able to reach independent voters who are on the fence. vice president harris is a common sense

public servant who knows how to get things done. deliver real results for hardworking american taxpayers. >> and carter says this very event and others he's organize show californians are excited for harris presidency. people are fired up and they're ready to go. they are excited about what they're seeing across our community we can keep that up for the next 94 days. enthusiasm that we're seeing levels that have been rarely experienced. >> in recent times and benefit enlighten candidates like josh harder or others up and down the >> and this is not the last we'll see of jefferies here in the golden state. he tells me he plans to come back to california later this election during what he calls the final sprint reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, fast workers want another minimum wage increase. the new right. th

>> contra costa county is offering some free clipper cards for use with discover and go at various local museums. this promotion is a partnership between the 5, 1, one contra costa. transportation program and the library. it's meant to encourage using public transportation to visit museums. attractions include the bay area discovery museum, richmond museum of history, senate saying museum of art and many more. a new survey out fines at several california school districts have moved away from the september return to school and they're now shifting to earlier in the year. some districts have made the change

to allow students to complete their semester studies and take their final exams before the winter break. also allowing more time to prepare for state standardized tests on the survey finds the california's 30 largest school districts this year are all returning to school before the labor day holiday in september. just 4 months after california boosted the minimum wage for fast-food workers, a union representing the employees is asking for yet another raise in april, minimum wage went up. from $16 to $20 an hour now, according to a memo sent to our station in la, the union is asking for another raised to 20 by $20 and to over 2.70 cents a $20 and $0.70 to keep up with the rising cost of living. union is also demanding more stable schedules and investigation into alleged wage theft harassment describe epdiscrimination and unsafe

conditions. it the uncertain at the proposals will be approved. the group meets again in september. still ahead kron 4 morning news, a historic prisoner exchange. 3 americans are officially free americans are officially free from russian custody. hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh.

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what qualities americans think president should good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. let's start this half hour with a live look outside. >> with dave sphar talking about the weather. what's going on behind okay ago in theresa? good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with that fog doing its thing, keeping us cool and will actually help some folks with the onshore winds on the east bay shoreline. keep your numbers down below 80 for the most part, although. >> inland. we're still looking for that warming into the 90's for a few little spots will be talk more about that in the 4 zone forecast right now. first, things first back to sfo. we have a half-hour delay cooking with all of this. again, that's a lot of that ground fog we have to mix on out. the bigger picture is this. you can kind of see this high this resident time, the rockies. it's now farther the east, but it's going to drift westerly over the next few days. we'll be talking about this in a little bit here, but you can see kind of a pattern going up in around. meanwhile, that nice, low up there in the gulf of alaska. could that be a player in the next weekend?

help us cool down. perhaps 50's going on for the east bay shoreline. now, 68 for cut down south. we have some lower 60's to at the coast. pretty much mid 50's. there's your onshore winds pretty much firmly in place. they'll pick up a little bit later on today. a little breezy in some spots in some of the valleys. so try about 78, 11 o'clock at to about 90 again returning to some lower 90's. and you won't notice much of a difference tomorrow, but it's tuesday that we're thinking he's going to be that heat pump. that could be the hottest day. we think from this point and then gradually cooling the on that point will be walking through some of that. and look at your sunday 4 zone forecast all a bit. theresa thanks, dave. >> san francisco will now offer the unhoused to ride out of town before offering shelter or other supportive services. mayor london breed recently issued an executive directive changing the city's policy to prioritize relocation, support kron four's kaye on has this for us. as encampment sweeps ramp up across san francisco, mayor london breed has directed

outreach workers to prioritize relocation, support. >> through a newer program called journey home under this order. first responders, city workers and organizations with city contracts must first offer the unhoused a way out of the city. after that, they will be allowed to share details on other city services, including housing and shelter. this is not one of those ways. lukas illa is the human rights organizer of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. he says getting people out of the city does not guarantee their well-being. we are one of the richest cities in the richest country on earth and we can afford to house people. it's just about the political will. since 2005, the city has been offering bus tickets for those in need. the program then was called homeward bound. the newer program tries to reunite more people would family outside of san francisco, a program tenderloin resident, j j smit support. you do have some people that would like

turn. >> back to the city or state that their front. sometimes there's obstacles stopping getting when your rating, they have someone to go to say here need ticket for hugo smith does his own outreach in his neighborhood people to why? >> that's to his parents that they have statements, house something like that. but they choose to stay on the street. >> because the reason for it because there's no accountability. if those, though nobody can tell them to stop using the drugs keeping them on the streets. >> meantime, 11 have this to say about what can be done about homelessness in san francisco and it is investing permanent supportive housing. yes, in it means investing in shelter beds. but we must understand shelter as transitional. we cannot just be building for quantity, not quality.

>> in a statement to kron 4 san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing says in part department wants to ensure that everyone experiencing homelessness in the community have the opportunity to be reconnected relocated and stabilized in their home community in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. and now a follow-up to a story. we first brought you back in march, a pilot program that provides nutritious foods for low income californians. >> has secured enough money to keep going. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the assembly member who pushed to keep this program alive did not get all the funding he asked for. but he said what was allocated is enough to make a difference for 10's of thousands of californians. a trip to the grocery store and you'll probably notice produce and fresh fruits and vegetables. >> are not cheap because of that. for low-income californians, such grocery items cannot always be at the top of the grocery list. but there is one pieot program aiming to change that

specifically for people on calfresh formally known as food stamps, but access to fresh fruits and vegetables. during this story we did back in march, we explained what the program known as the cow, fresh fruit and vegetable ebt pilot project does to help make fresh produce accessible for low income californians. here's how the pilot program works. cal first participants who spend their money on fresh produce like these fruits and vegetables participating locations. >> will receive a reimbursement to their calfresh accounts for the pros. they buy up to $60 a month in credit. the wind for >> local grocers and waited for families who can eat more fresh, a fresh food, more fishes for to san jose assembly member alex lee has supported the program since its launch more than one year ago. since then, data from february showed when the program was fully funded. it was up and running at about 90 participating markets across the state reaching 43,000 households or about 75,000 people. >> but since then, there's been an issue. the program ran

out of state funding in a stopped running for now. that's why some remember lee called on the governor and legislature to allocate 30 million dollars for the program. but given that his program. but given that his request came during the year, multibillion-dollar deficit. this year's budget allocated 10 million dollars to the program. lee says even though it's less money than he wanted, he believes it will make a difference. a really great way to increase nutrition combat food insecurity. so i'm really happy to see that we are continuing keep project alive and is really my intention to keep working in strict new project, expanding and skilling out why he says he's offering a new bill to further evaluate the pilot program in turn it into a permanent program. for now, though, he and others like you cause a bus, a full well, a california-based nonprofit organization working to end food, insecurity. >> are working to get the pilot program back up and running as soon as possible. we've gotten great feedback directly from families that have said. >> this program has made a big difference to their health. it's made a big difference to their it, being able to eat

more fruits and vegetables. lots of feedback that we got from families was they didn't want it and they wanted to continue and they hope to come back as soon as possible. so folks are eager to have a comeback and we know it's going to continue to make a difference for them. >> and it will now be up to the california department of social services to determine how to operate the program on a more limited budget and to decide when to once again get up and running. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> we are just months away from presidential election and a new wide ranging polls showing what americans want most in a president news nation's miles. hey, somebody has the details for us. >> a new yougov survey out this week. details the treats americans say they look for in a president. 88% said leadership skills and decision-making abilities are, quote, very important qualities in a president that was top of list. only thing we have like franklin roosevelt called to arms of the start of

the second world war or kennedy. the path we have chosen for the president is full of hazards. >> as all pass but it is the one most consistent. character and courage as a nation. the cuban missile crisis bring the world back from the brink of the nuclear goal is not the victory of might. >> but the vindication of right. not peace at the expense of freedom. but both peace and freedom. here in this hemisphere. and we hope around the world just below that at 86% was honesty. a mark not always hit by presidents past. i did not. >> relations with that woman. lewinsky read my lips. >> people have got to know whether or not their president's a crook. >> followed at 85% by mental health. covid be with dealing with everything we have to do

we finally be medicare. a key issue. and president biden stepping aside from the campaign this year. others have sought to hide ill-health fdr near-death ran for a 3rd term in 1944. 1, he died 4 months into office. woodrow wilson famously suffered a stroke in office. a fact held firm press for months at the bottom of concerns. well, just 5%. i don't need anybody's money. it's nice. >> i don't need anybody's money. >> i'm using my own money. i'm not using the lobbyists. i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich sure that reporting for us. >> the survey also shed light on something republicans are trying to make a key issue for the harris campaign weather or not. a president has children. just 10% of respondents say it is very important for the president to be a parent compared to 42% who say that it is not important at all.

back on american soil. we are learning more about the deal that brought 3 americans home. the deal was diplomatically complex and involve complex negotiations with multiple countries. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> the president won his historic the largest since the cold war. and just before midnight, we saw the results of the deal unfold here on american soil. >> there were tears on the tarmac. during the heartfelt homecoming of 3 newly freed americans feel great. >> a long time coming. >> president biden and vice president harris celebrated the emotional reunion with the families. this is about. >> yeah, since we are as a coach. it really is about the first in the nation about families. the deal involved, a total of 24 prisoners and took some serious concessions from western countries. russia and belarus read 16 people in exchange for the release of

heat russian prisoners from the u.s. and european allies, including russian assassin and spies. want make difficult. >> mattered a lot the deal allowed 3 americans to come home. wall street journal reporter evan gerskovich who was jailed in 2023. retired u.s. marine paul whalen, who's been behind bars since 2018 and russian-american journalist. all super marcia arrested last their eyes their crimes. republicans criticize the biden administration for the exchange saying it encourages future kidnapping. but president biden says it's his job to get americans back home despite the risks. i don't buy this idea not come out. you know that these people right to know. >> one of the critics is former president donald trump who posted on his truth. social demanding more details about the deal and raising concerns about the precedent. it sets in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

>> and temperatures for highs. look to be in the 90's. still well inland with 70's lining up the east bay shoreline. we are looking for heat up as we get to the early part of the week ahead. we're talk

>> and a live look outside. you can see all of those clouds. it looks really cold day. >> it is cool. and we like that in the 50's. a lot of readings there around the bay lower 60's as well. good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. and we also love cloud coverage you can see off to half moon bay kind of overcast going to kind of problematic, kind of clear

out this cloud cover. it looks like for today. onshore winds continue to help cool off the bay, though mid-eighties up to tahoe expected right through this little heat pump. we're talking about again. target date is tuesday. want to send you the tropical storm debby. here she is. max winds at 60 tropical storm. but expected to come a hurricane at landfall as it strikes florida. it looks like looks to be the panhandle. apalachicola is what it looks like at this point. now as a category one, the becomes a tropical storm and look at the fancy does along the southeastern coast before it hits around charlotte. that's when we think it might start to dissipate as a tropical entity. we're not sure yet. but the thing is around, south carolina might be some heavy rains to look out for going. hear more about this early into the weekend. set strike the u.s. mainland. we did have a severe thunderstorm warning actually up there in idaho a little bit what's left of the monsoon, but it's pretty much in the rockies right now. little bit the southwest, but you can see it being eaten away quite a bit. this is all

going backwards. let's go through the models and we'll talk about here talk about this. he pump coming our way, the position of this high is everything get to about tuesday and it's pretty close to us and that place minutes. what's going to drive everything at the surface that onshore wind. that's good. that's going help keep the base somewhat insulated. it's been a great help lately and it prevents those we whack numbers that we sometimes get when it gets like even 100 degrees in san francisco. that's when you just have no winds at all. so it looks like least have some surface winds, food there. look at the high kind jets to the sta socal just a little bit and way it goes and look at this a break in this by next weekend. that's impressive. the latest model runs hinting at a trough trying to dig in here a little bit. that means that heat buster. so we like that. maybe not a 10 and the olympics there will get maybe an 8 or so we've seen better than that so far. but that is pretty good. so that will break the back a little bit of the heat spike that we're getting people up. whatever 67 and the 4 zone forecast, san francisco lower 60's at the coast with

the fog at all. 74 for burlingame down to the south will do about 81 for redwood city. these numbers start to get in the 80's 90's. but 80's in the south bay mid-eighties with 94 morgan hill. most callous about 89 upper 70's east bay shoreline. so sub 80 tri valley you're looking at right? the cusp of upper 80's lower 90's own. meanwhile, back to the east bay shoreline, 70's, 73 going on for 73 for fairfield. 84 for napa and 90 still for santa rosa says some pockets of some hot weather still to be had. here it is on tuesday. the big heat pump gradually improving as we head into next weekend with that nice little trough dropping south. what a trooper. what a trooper it is right thank you very much. day. >> earlier this week we learned that vice president kamala harris secured enough delegates needed to become the democratic nominee. she is the first woman of color. >> there are in the nomination, but many are still wondering who she's going to be choosing a running mate. joining us right now to discuss the historic vote and

what is happening in dc today as political analyst michael yaki. hi, michael. it a good morning. so let's first talk that. she got the delegates and she raised a lot of in july. impressive. >> she's got to the delegates will be officially ratified tomorrow, which may be the same day she now to serve. you can get vp nominee. but the amount of money that you outraising trump in a month when there was a lot of commotion on both sides and quite frankly, she had. i'm a little bit of a late start. pretty good. >> okay. now let's dive deep into what's going on in dc today. we know we've heard 3 candidates kind of rising to the top. we've got picture of some of the candidates that the 6 but we're hearing that it's been actually kind of shave down 2 threes. so what are your thoughts right now on what's going on in dc say they're meeting their of the naval observatory where the vice president, president lives. so fox.

>> well, first, i i'm not sure they're in the final 3. it could be that she's met with andy beshear, for example, the governor of kentucky, who will? i think it's kind of al gore type of vice presidential in the south she made met with pete buttigieg are as well. but i think that that and do the waltz tim walt wisconsin. i mean its sorry, josh pennsylvania and senator mark kelly. i think those are probably the strongest along with year it's really going to be they say these interviews are a chemistry test. obviously, i think that she had build chemistry with anyone else. she would be having these additional 3 unless it's for political show. you just so you just don't know at this point. it's a very closely guarded secret. the one that we'll all find out probably within 24 24 or so hours. >> so are you curious why there wouldn't be an actual,

for example, you mentioned al gore. so when al gore, so when clinton picked al gore, it was a big, you know, they were on agent was big should, you know, big to do right? so are you surprised that they're not going to possibly have kind of a big announcement party? >> they want what they're saying is they're going he's going to be begin a campaign swing on tuesday she wants the vice presidential nominee with their. so that's really going to be the kickoff. i mean, this is i mean, we're down under 100 days now between now and the election may have to hit the ground running. they can week for a big balloon drop at the convention in a couple weeks. so we're we're going to see the day announcement and the introduction on tuesday at that, the big rally that she says that she staging so. you know, i think it's it's just a matter of time. she started she's starting and this is going to be, you know, part of

a business as normal, which she's going to be running full speed from now to november. 5th. >> a lot of this is reading tea leaves right? so who do you think? would compliment her best? well, i mean, you know, going to really gets down to it. >> i'm not too sure. history really shows that the vice president candidate brings any electoral votes to it in terms of personally, it's like it's not like they're going to bring their state all the time, although they're obviously looking at the fac of josh shapiro and the electoral votes in pennsylvania where president biden was running. cerner are starting to fall behind josh shapiro's. very strong outperformed the biden-harris ticket. someone who has a lot of string in the independent show that with with his election to governor. but then again, he was running against pretty much a trump person. questions can be painted again

this time around. that might be helpful. you know, mark kelly senator mark kelly, border state, someone who may be little bit to the right harrison and border issues so very popular in his state really know creche. carrie lee, when they are running against chther, someone who you might be able put ring a little under 2. it to their next neighbor in nevada where the democrats for reasons known only to the democrats are running much further behind than they should be. so e's that man, you're tim walz, who is kind of the progressive folkyou know, they are kind kind of guy who no one had heard about until we went on the talk sholike a week or so ago and and to the coin that meme and then use finding out that he's their wisconsin. i think what is another another say that you may want someone who can appeal to the more progressive wing of the party and let harris tech to the back to the

middle. but any one of those combinations, it's interesting. andy beshear, like i said, can beat al gore. so they're kind of anchor. these are these are all the considerations, but it really comes down to chemistry how good they are in the campaign trail and and how comfortable they are in the traditional role of attack dog because that's what they're going to be doing most of the time you know, there's there's some thought that you want your bureau based in pennsylvania. are you want kelly base in arizona and just stay there and get the votes going appear with. there is an as many times as possible. so. it's it. i think this team reading is all you have no idea. and we will. we know really until starts to leak out probably tomorrow morning or maybe even tonight i was going to say my my a vote is going to be on tonight. but that is it early. >> reading. >> i think it was interesting with walls, you know, he's commenting is kind of been

called the midwestern dad. so we've got the dad. we've got the al gore. we've got a whole mix. we've got the astronaut, right? so you know, i yeah. >> you do what you do in your 2 people in walton and kelly, who have very strong military background. there are people who who we have that kind of appeal. and again, you i mean, they're crunching the demographic. one poll that show that that that kelly have had the best performance of all of them. but, you know, who she like in? who she covered with chance. she had a there's some clashes with administration. in the shapiro, what does he do in terms of in terms of the sort of israel, gaza sport, isn't that occurring within the democratic party? you see you see trump trying to manufacturing creates even more of a schism with it by exchange action was a palestinian, which insane. so, you know, these are the kinds of things that are all being weighed. and then, you know,

walt comes in with his with his folksy, you know, you know, for every commanding kind of thing and and, you know, you just can we don't know. it's who does she feel comfortable with? who is who's going to perform? well, who is going to be out there on the stump? just hammering trump and jd vance for the next 90 plus days. 93. >> not that anybody's county. thank you very much. really always your insight. thank always your insight. thank you. theresa. be right back. flex alert! flex alert!

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entrance into national parks. they are celebrating the anniversary of the great american outdoors act which provides funding to improve national parks, redwood national park to yosemite and death valley. all the national parks in california will be free to visit today. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news on sunday. san francisco implemented women on long-term parking in the city. well, take a look how it is impacting. plus with a historic vote making kamala harris, the presumptive democratic nominee. she now has to decide who will be her running mate will break down all the potential candidates. and also democratic minority leader hakeem jeffries visited the golden state. why he is excited for the election head.

>> we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in because out. >> kron 4 morning news. a new policy affecting rv owners in san francisco. what it means and how the city is stepping in. and the search for a vp down. the wire for kamala harris's. donald trump back sound of another debate against the current pay. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. i'm theresa it is august 4th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr high day. >> good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and the morning fog here. and that's going to be kind of hard in spots to really shake this off a little bit. the environment

upstairs is tradition. i mean, it's drier and warmer. and that's part of the problem. the warmer. it's hard to really raise it. so it has to be kind of eroded away. and we expect that to happen throughout the day today. but it's going to be a little problematic along the coast. still have ground fog going on up here in the hills and the east bay shoreline covering that up a little bit there. speaking of the fog again, we expect they clearing to happen well before noon, but going to have problem areas along the coast. meanwhile, the onshore winds. we like that. that will continue throughout the day today and tomorrow. we think we'll have a little bit of that still on tuesday. but that might be a little bit clamp down. just a touch 50's across a good piece of real estate. you can see here inland already seeing some 60's and work here. 68 antioch, a 61 for concord with 50's up north and that is cooler than yesterday at this time by some half a dozen or better degrees behind a we'll take that 83 going on at high noon by 3 about 92. so we do still have some 90's on the board. we're going to probably have a monday with a little bit of a heat pump on tuesday. we'll be talking about that.

but there is a cool down as we head into next weekend. more on that forecast in a bit. theresa, you can read much date. >> well, no more long term parking after months of preparation, the city of san francisco is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit on road between san francisco state university. and like said, that's winston drive that used to have about roughly 100 people living in rv's in cars. but now they can no longer park their long-term kron four's. jack molmud has the story for us. >> you know that, know, it doesn't bother mary mobile you know, it is what it is. jonathan hansen tells us he was one of the first people to park his rv on winston drive and now and august. he's the only one left after the city is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit. if someone loses their apartment or something, you know, what are they supposed to do? doesn't understand why the city is enforcing this limit saying most of the people parking here have been peaceful. >> the sfmta says it was out of sewage and trash concerts. the signs have been up for

months but are now only recently enforce. what are people supposed to do? i don't know. i don't know i don't know what they want many of the residents actually didn't go that far at all. many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced but them we were told by the police are cars were going to be removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left whenever i want to try a parking lot that's safe and not on the street or a house with many of the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been

told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> keep us out. >> well, there's going to right back here. i don't i really doubt that, though. >> and rv residents like jonathan here say he's taking his chances still with the street. he knows best. it's like, i don't know what what you've got people that have a safe place. and break them up. don't know. we reached out to us at the mt. a to find out what the next steps are with zeroed in possible new parking limits. and we didn't hear back in san francisco jacmel that kron. 4 news. >> well, a child recovering from a house fire in the south bay. the child was treated for burns after a home caught on fire. and clyde, a drive that's in east santa fe. cruz shared photos the damage and say that the house is a total loss. flames spread to a neighboring home and damaged a backyard shed in nearby power poll was also damage. the fire

left. 22 homes in the area without electricity. there is no word yet on what caused the blaze. in san francisco. there was a fire over on bryant street near highway 80 saturday afternoon. this is video from the citizen app. no injuries were reported and it is not clear od how that fire started. >> please welcome the once and future president of united states, donald j trump. >> former president trump and his running mate jd fans held a rally in the battleground state of georgia saturday. it is the same atlanta area where kamala harris held her largest rally so far. mister trump told supporters that if he's elected the u.s. economy will flourish and the boarder with mexico will be shut down. >> when we win, you will rapidly see a brand new trump economic boom. it's going to be bombing. with your vote.

inflation will stop. the illegal aliens will be turned back to not come in and we've got to >> the trump campaign has raised 139 million dollars in july. the harris campaign double their amount wit total of 310 million dollars in july. this comes as former president trump says that he will not be part of an abc news president of the bay with kamala harris that was set for september 10th, saying that he will shift to a fox news debate. alaina sure rozzi has the story for us. >> the harris campaign going on the offensive, their senior campaign adviser saying, quote, donald trump is cowardly backing out of the debate. he agreed to one just like the debate he did in june. now he only comfortable in a cocoon asking his happy place. fox to host a trump rally and call it a debate. maybe he can only handle debating someone his own age. the list of possible vp picks include kentucky governor andy beshear, governor jb pritzker

of illinois governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania and tim walz of minnesota, senator mark kelly of arizona and transportation secretary pete buttigieg sen mark kelly and governor josh shapiro are viewed as the frontrunners. >> when you're flying a jet in combat, you learn to make some pretty quick decisions. so when i got to the senate, i didn't waste any time. stood up to big pharma ending decades of broken promises. senator kelli releasing a campaign ad. but while many view his border state status as a potential plus for her, some labor groups have called out his opposition to pro union laws. it's not freedom to tell people they can go vote. >> but he's going to pick the winner. that is not freedom. >> and that is what? stopped. >> in the keystone state's governor, shapiro is viewed as a candidate who could give harrison edge in the important swing state of pennsylvania. however, critics of shapiro have questioned his stance on war between israel and hamas.

shapiro has criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu while also suggesting that any end to the israel-hamas war requires the removal of hamas from power. the harris campaign continuing to ride positive momentum for the democratic candidates. now they hope to turn that enthusiasm into action. >> as your future president, i know we are up to this fight since launching her run for the white house almost 2 weeks ago. campaign officials announcing this week. >> they've raised more than 310 million dollars in july alone from 3 million donors, including 2 million new donors. >> music fans enjoying the i m summer fest last night. it's an all-ages event. a great america celebrating bay area culture, fashion and food. the

rapper i-am-sue was performing. we've got a chance to talk to him before he's set. >> humbled and grateful those of biden pick or stews, super grateful and i'm just excited to perform alongside his distaste giving people the grace france. and i just was a bunch of people out there with smiles on their faces. just leave it having a good time. just the music going to another generation, kids and just like making this a real i just want to continue to grow. can see safe space for the and people around the world to come have fun. >> if you're looking for some fun this weekend, we have that just the thing for you. today marks the 40th year of the fremont festival of the arts. amazing that it's been going on for 4 years. crime for tiffany justice live in fremont with all of the fun in the art and to tell us a little bit more about it. good morning to >> yes, good morning. we are in downtown fremont, the epicenter of the city and take a look right behind need paseo

padre parkway. a big chunk of parkway is blocked off for this festival. >> and according to organizers, this is the largest free festival west of the mississippi with over 150,000 people attending this festival. >> every year it's been going on for decades. the first festival of arts was actually held in 1983. now it's a busy one you can see why there is plenty to do for the adults and children. nearly 18,500 pounds of ice cream bars are consumed and 13,200 glasses of wine are enjoy. now overall, 1000 volunteers are needed to put this event on every year and the festival of arts serves as one of the largest fundraisers for local nonprofit organizations for fremont. the city of fremont. now this festival is completely free to get in and enjoy nearly 4 miles of festival. fun back to you. thank you very much, stephanie. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the park

fire still going strong. we have the latest update one of the biggest wildfires california has ever seen. >> amid a challenging budget year here at the state capitol on effort is underway to save a pilot program providing access to nutritious food for low income californians. i'm capitol correspondent eytan wallace speak with the assembly member push

>> we're going peak outside. take a live look. no, not yet. we're going turn our attention to in northern california. the park fire still going strong. we'll get to that adjustment. it has burned more than

400,000 acres and it is 28% containment california's 4th biggest wildfire ever recorded to come. the covers 4 counties, butte plumas shasta and tehama more than 6500 firefighters are on the scene. now. we're going get to weather. take a live look outside. you can see mount diablo beautiful there. i guess it's wannacry key. clayton. conquer. awesome. yeah. shows clearing happening already inland there. yeah. >> yeah. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. marine layer is back again closer to the bay. however, yeah, you can see it's pretty much trapped here at this point. has a little bit education up towards the north and other words. the environment is not as conducive to really break this up as we sometimes see. so it may take a little longer to do that. but around the bay will probably go to back the sunshine well before noon along the coast. that will be a little bit more of a problematic issue. make no mistake about it will be plenty warm or hot inland. still, 68 antioch at this hour. 61 for a concord, a lot of 50's on the board just

about everywhere in the south. you've got some lower 60's tune out this hour. futurecast for notes. this fog pretty much contained. however, it will be along the coast a little bit may be sote scattered clouds san francisco and portions around the bay. a flare up of some showers later on today. tomorrow morning, we do the fog again and a quicker clearing job. it looks like that's not going hottest a, though we're going to see this week. that will be again tuesday. winds be on the run. that's good onshore all next. 48 hours. it looks like it's open season. so we're good we're getting some surface movement here now, this high we're talking about looks like it's still building to the west. it looks like it's slipping towards our south a little bit sfo about a way to look at about a half hour delay in all this early clouds, hot inland, 70's bay, lower 90's. happening in london and remember that it will be warming up a little bit more. so by tuesday, 100 here right now, sacramento in both arce weather service office out of monterey have not issued in heat statements which you might hear about them tonight. and tomorrow morning impacting maybe heat

advisory in portions of the north bay in the east bay. well, inland question, mark, there. then later in the week, we're going to have that cooling and looks pretty dandy into next weekend as well as we plan that part out pretty well today. we've got 67 san francisco the morning cloud and fog, but i think will open up the skies a little bit. 73 for oakland afternoon, clearing as well. 84 meanwhile, for san jose 90's, though you can see inland there right over the east bay hills popping into the 90's up north, a hodgepodge of 90's and 80's. mile to the south relatively speaking and because of some fog issues to the coast and san francisco, keep those numbers in the 60's for highs today. looking ahead, lower 90's. and so we really turn it up on tuesday. 100 looks like in a little warmer than that to happen some spots really in the far east bay. so again, tonight, tomorrow morning might hear more about that with some heat statements. ok? thank you very much. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. we have an exclusive interview with democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffries. he is

one of the most power from members of congress. and last night he made a special campaign stop for local congressman josh harder. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. talk with them one-on-one and has the story for us from stockton. >> well, just take a look at all. the people turned out for this event with house minority leader hakeem jeffries. he says this turnout reflects the excitement he wants to see ahead of the election. all with the goal to help democrats take back the house of representatives. >> coming up, breaking entering. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries receiving a warm welcome to the golden state from this crowd of more than 500 people. all of it taking place here at the linley house in the port of stockton, part of a re-election fundraiser for democratic congressmember josh harder. he's running against republican stockton mayor kevin lincoln in the race for california's 9th congressional district, a district which includes the cities of stockton, lodi and tracy, just south of sacramento.

>> with the hearts and minds of the american people win the election. during this exclusive one-on-one interview, jeffrey said he came to california to advocate for harder as well as several other california democrat and make clear the outcome of their races can make or break democratic chances of taking back control of the u.s. house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the majority in the united states house of representatives. >> there are at least 5 seats here in california that our red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats, ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now. partner and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight races. going make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positive

impact on our ability to take back control of the united states house of representatives. but california republicans believe the momentum is on their side. california republicans are they responsible for bringing the house majority, the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same time that democrats have lost 6 house seats right here california. they're going to come at us with everything that they've got. but the problem is they don't have solutions. republicans are showing up. would you say to critics who say vice president harris? >> may not be able to reach independent voters who are on the fence. vice president harris is a common sense public servant who knows how to get things done. deliver real results for hardworking american taxpayers. >> and carter says this very event and others he's organize show californians are excited for harris presidency. people are fired up and they're ready

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, homeless advocates outraged with the latest move by san francisco's mayor. some of the un house being offered a ride out of town. and what do you look for in a president? a recent poll shows what qualities americans think the president should. >> good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest side to it. >> hey, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and at least some cool fog. kind

of hang around a little bit. giving us a break before things start really warming up. going to feel it in london. not too bad around the bay, though. think most those readings are going to stay into the 70's. but meanwhile, along the coast, a lot of those fog clouds lingering sfo, by the way, but a half-hour delay. we're cooking on for right now. upstream. this kind of sets up. we're talking about first things first that high that's in the rockies. that's going to drift back towards the west. going to get that he pump that we're talking about. that appears to be on tuesday. its placement, the latest run showed a little closer to us than before. so it looks like we'll probably hit that 100 or so maybe on tuesday before drifting away. and meanwhile, that low up in the gulf of alaska. oh, yeah. that looks like a player into next weekend. and that is sweet to 71 for any act. we got 61. meanwhile, for conquered most readings into the 50's at this hour, you can see with some 60's down south and our winds all pretty much onshore. will expect that over the next $40 providing a little bit of help for the next few days. 83 by high noon

at 3 o'clock with to about 92. so again, they're more 90's on the board expected to stick around until the latter portion of this week. ahead how the 4 zone forecast, we'll get a little bit more into this in terms of what you can expect for the week ahead. >> thank you for that. but we are just months away from the presidential election and a new wide ranging pull showing what americans want most in a president news nation's miles. hayes has the details for us. >> a new yougov survey out this week. details the treats americans say they look for in a president. 88% said leadership skills and decision-making abilities are, quote, very important qualities in a president that was top of list. thing we have like franklin roosevelt called to arms of the start of the second world war or kennedy. the path we have chosen for the president is full of hazards. >> as all pass off. but it is the one most consistent. character and courage as a nation. the cuban missile

crisis bring the world back from the brink of the nuclear war. on goal is not the victory of might. >> but the vindication of right. not peace at the expense of freedom. but both peace and freedom. here in this hemisphere. and we hope around the world just below that at 86% was honesty. a mark not always hit by presidents past. i did not. >> relations with that woman. lewinsky read my lips. >> people have got to know whether or not their president's a crook. >> followed at 85% by mental health. you covid should be with dealing with everything we have to do we finally be medicare. a key issue. and president biden stepping aside from the campaign this year. others have sought to hide ill-health fdr near-death ran

for a 3rd term in 1944. 1, he died 4 months into office. woodrow wilson famously suffered a stroke in office. a fact held firm press for months at the bottom of concerns. well, just 5%. i don't need anybody's money. it's nice. >> i don't need anybody's money. >> i'm using my own money. i'm not using the lobbyists. i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich sure that was miles. reporting for us. survey also shed light on something republicans are trying to make a key issue for the harris campaign, whether or not a president. >> as kids, just 10% of respondents say that it was very important for the president to be a parent compared to 42%. that says that it is not important at all. well, back here on american soil, we are learning much more about the deal that brought 3 americans home. the deal was diplomatically complex and involved. elaborate negotiations with multiple countries, washington, d.c., court, dc correspondent hannah brandt has the details.

>> the prisoner swap is historic. the largest since the cold war. and just before midnight, we saw the results of the deal unfold here on american soil. >> there were tears on the tarmac. during the heartfelt homecoming of 3 newly freed americans feel great. >> a long time coming. >> president biden and vice president harris celebrated the emotional reunion with the families. this is about. >> yeah, since we are as a coach. it really is about the first in the nation about families. the deal involved, a total of 24 prisoners and took some serious concessions from western countries. russia and belarus read 16 people in exchange for the release of heat russian prisoners from the u.s. and european allies, including russian assassin and spies. winds may be different. >> mattered? a lot the deal allowed 3 americans to come

home. wall street journal reporter evan gerskovich who was jailed in 2023. retired u.s. marine paul whalen, who's been behind bars since 2018 and russian-american journalist also kurmasheva arrested last their eyes their crimes. republicans criticize the biden administration for the exchange saying it encourages future kidnapping. but president biden says it's his job to get americans back home despite the risks. i don't buy this idea >> you know, i can let you know that these people right to know. >> one of the critics is former president donald trump who posted on his truth. social demanding more details about the deal and raising concerns about the precedent. it sets in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> san francisco will now offer the unhoused drive out of town before offering shelter or other supportive services. mayor london breed recently issued and executive director of changing the city's policy to prioritize

relocation, support kron four's gayle ong has reaction from advocates. as encampment sweeps ramp up across san francisco. mayor london breed has directed outreach workers to prioritize relocation, support. >> through a newer program called journey home under this order. first responders, city workers and orglnizations with city contracts must first offer the unhoused a way out of the city. after that, they will be allowed to share details on other city services, including housing and shelter. this is not one of those ways. lukas illa is the human rights organizer of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. he says getting people out of the city does not guarantee their well-being. we are one of the richest cities in the richest country on earth. >> and we can afford to house people. it's just about the political. well, since 2005, the city has been offering bus tickets for those in need. >> the program then was called

homeward bound. the newer program tries to reunite more people would family outside of san francisco, a program tenderloin resident, j j smit support. you do have some peoplc that would like turn. >> back to the city or state that their front. sometimes there's obstacles, it when your rating they have someone to go >> to say here need ticket for hugo smith does his own outreach in his neighborhood people to why? >> that's to his parents that they have rather state something like that. but they choose to stay on the because the reason for it because there's no accountability. if those, though nobody can tell them to stop using the drugs keeping them on the streets. >> meantime, 11 had this to say about what can be done about homelessness in san francisco and it is investing permanent supportive housing.

yes, means investing in shelter beds, but we must understand shelter as transitional. we can not just the building for quantity, not quality. >> in a statement to kron 4 san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing says in part department wants to ensure that everyone experiencing homelessness in the community have the opportunity to be reconnected relocated and stabilized in their home community in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now a follow-up to a story. we first brought you back in march, a pilot program that provides nutritious foods for low income californians has secured enough money to keep going. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the assembly member who pushed to keep this program alive did not get all the funding he asked for. but he said what was allocated is enough to make a difference for 10's of thousands of californians. >> a trip to the grocery store and you'll probably notice produce and fresh fruits and vegetables are not cheap

because of that for low-income californians, such grocery items cannot always be at the top of the grocery list. but there is one pilot program aiming to change that specifically for people on calfresh formally known as food stamps access to fresh fruits and vegetables during this story we did back in march, we explained with the program known as the cow, fresh fruit and vegetable ebt pilot project does to help make fresh produce accessible for low income californians. here's how the pilot program works. cal first participants who spend their money on fresh produce like these fruits and vegetables participating locations. >> will receive a reimbursement into their calfresh accounts for the pros. they buy up to $60 a month in credit, the wind for local grocers and waiting for families who can eat more fresh. >> a fresh food. more fishes to san jose assembly member alex lee has supported the program since its launch more than one year ago. since then, data from february showed when the program was fully funded.

it was up and running at about 90 participating markets across the state reaching 43,000 households or about 75,000 people. >> but since then, there's been an issue. the program ran out of state funding and that stopped running for now. that's why some remember lee called on the governor and legislature to allocate 30 million dollars for the program. but given that his request came during a year, the state faces a multibillion-dollar deficit. this year's budget allocated 10 million dollars to the program. lee says even though it's less money than he wanted, he believes it will make a difference. a really great way to increase nutrition combat food insecurity. so i'm really happy to see that we are continuing keep project alive and is really my intention to keep working in strict new project, expanding and scaling out why he says he's offering a new bill to further evaluate the pilot program in turn it into a permanent program. for now, though, he and others like you cause a bus, a full well, a california-based nonprofit organization working to end food, insecurity.

>> are working to get the pilot program back up and running as soon as possible. we've gotten great feedback directly from families that have said. >> this program has made a big difference to their health. it's made a big difference to their it, being able to eat more fruits and vegetables. lots of feedback that we got from families was they didn't want it and they wanted to continue and they hope to come back as soon as possible. so folks are eager to have a comeback and we know it's going to continue to make a difference for them. >> and it will now be up to the california department of social services to determine how to operate the program on a more limited budget and to decide when to once again did up and running reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 and plenty of sunshine across course. the state to grow those veggies in such we've got 90's going on well inland, as you can see, also up in the north bay with some 80's thrown in for good measure. another heat pump coming our way tuesday. your forecast is next to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> live look outside to mount tam. it looks a lot better. okay. fine. there's like little pockets of clearing. but, you know, he's going to tell us more is dave spahr. >> good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and that fog has to fight through. unfortunately, some warmer air and it's hard to get up there and it is dry or so. give it a little time to do its magic places like half moon bay here. you're not going to see a whole lot of clearing today, but police will be the effort going on here. plus, we have to have the onshore flow. you're going to have a little bit better clearing probably tomorrow, by the way, tahoe headed in that direction. mid 80's. he some flare ups that happened. but that will probably be south and will be very, very modest and sparse

and not much real threat for showers and thunder showers actually into the early part of the week. so here it is. there's the chance for the variety. what's left of the monsoon. it's moved much to the east. let's get to that now with what's going on with this high. it actually goes back again. we talked about this a little bit and as we get to tuesday, that's when it looks to be our hottest day in the week. ahead that ultimately it just sets out. look at this break in the action happening here. this is a wonderful effort here. so heading into next weekend, looks like the heat's biker. he bump or whatever will be broken and that monsoon moisture doesn't make it too well. and even socal looks like for ahead bleeding into the bay area. looks like by the time we get into early the following week. so there is hope of seeing a little bit the way of moderation for our summer. 67, san francisco, the coast still being dogged by those fog clouds through much of the day. 74 going on for burlingame in this pocket. we're going to keep it in the lower to middle 80's here. 84 for palo alto in the south bay mid-eighties with 94 morgan hill. 89 los gatos. and we

have the variety in the east bay with the inland spots getting into the lower 90's. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, lots of 70's also up the berkeley richmond, 17, 91 for along the creek. 92 for concord. meanwhile, biden 73 from lake 93 for fairfield nap at 84 and 90 santa rosa. so next couple days still going to be plenty warm with tuesday being the hottest, then some moderation here. and we might even be able to do better than that for their out next weekend and into the following week as we see that little trough digging in from the northwest recent. thank you very much. >> well, today, it's national white wine day. and if you are looking for some fun recipes to cook up the summer, look no further. joining us right now is the vineyard mom, leslie dabney and she joins us. >> to tell us all about this wonderful spread and the key word i like to hear is easy. >> so tell me more. this is very easy to resign. and we're getting back to school time. and so we want to have some food. that's delicious. but

still easy to make. so a couple of fun recipes. but of course, we are going to celebrate national white wine shots don't don't go anywhere. we're going to start with something easy. i love to do and i heat and this is so quick and delicious because you can get your it at the seafood counter. you can chop it up yourself and put it into cubes or you can buy it already chopped and what i did was i just hopped a mine up. i like that. you get myself, ok? so i got he and that wrestling company simpler. it is literally some ginger, a little bit of sesame oil and some soy sauce. all i did to it. and kind of make it a little heartier, i added some red onion a little bit of green onion and some cucumber just for some crunch. you want to add to it. and then, of course, you have to have a little bit of the sesame seeds so wish and i just made it all together and you wanted to sit a little bit. so airing, ok,

so make it a little that usually have it marinate. i like to at least 30 minutes. 30 minutes is is really all that it look at how a surety that as it's gorgeous and it's got like i said, a little bit of flavor with those ginger in it. and then what i like to do is because of a condo and everything to me is everything good idea. every i'm going to at some slices of avocado to it also. and then i'm just going to top it with some fresh cilantro. okay, nice, fresh flavor. and you can just pick that up if you want to. you don't even need to i make it easy. that's a quick, ok, dinner, whatever you want number one. and now we've got a pasta dish because doesn't like to have pasta, everyone? i think your daughter hostile pasta. so right, mind to and so i made some pasta. and while the pasta was going, i honestly, i just got some beautiful chick peas, some common to all of some salami and the star of the show of

this pasta really is some artichoke hearts. i love the flavor of our it's in season right now. so what i'm going to do is i added a little bit of arugula because we want to get our greens in there. yeah, i add the olives. okay. some of the chickpeas are garbanzo beans. they're the same thing cracked. we're quien protein and very good for you don't want to add the meat for any reason. you don't want to add meat. that's fine. no shame in your game day chick or got you settled right and then, of artichokes that i just i stop. and honestly, that takes just a few minutes to do while the pasta. and then i like to make my own dressings always like to do with dressing. and this is a lemon that i just add a little bit of champagne vinegar at you know wine and you have use your lemons squeeze some diamonds in there. nice and fresh added a little basil to this. okay. and then extra virgin olive oil could be simpler. but john, so much flavor. and like

to put a little bit of mustard in there because, oh, yes, you also fly by it, definitely with some of that dijon mustard soda. and you've got a little bit of everything in here. and like i something, you're not, you know, a fan up when in doubt, just move it out. and then you have a little bit of the cheese such and then when that happened at the end, wanted to get too much of the she moshi. so i have to top it off with the cheese and you've got this beautiful pass to that. i'm telling you it's good for the next 8, but i don't think it will last. do like assault and pepper, the montage, even salt and pepper. i put some my right to do so. you're pretty good with that. but of course, you can add whatever you want to that. and then for quick desert, i used to do this. i don't know if you did this on a friday after school special dessert. i just you can do vanilla banana lemon. put put it in a mason jar. always good. and just for fun. and then i just because we have so many fresh fruits right now that are in season like the

butterscotch. oh, that's a good one to oh, i love that. telling my oh, my gosh, no, i love. this pretty. it's a classic for a reason loosens. it is. and then i just did some i make my own with crime. but you can buy some at the snow i like just layer it with what, ever fresh fruit you haven't right now. raspberries and strawberries are in season. >> but you know, i would be the vineyard mom, if we did not talk about this white wine, ok, it's white wine we're going to talk a little bit about 3 above that. i most of us are familiar with the chardonnay. >> a sauvignon blanc and of course, the sparkling and just a little bit about these twice, just to see what you like and what you don't like. i started not with the chardonnay, which is a very fruit forward type of wine. that is a mineral bayshore now and that this one actually. they all differ, depending on, you know, the winemaker and where where you're located. this one in particular is is what is it like for chardonnay can go oak and it can go on to

concrete it could also do stainless steel. it could also be the the cement. it could go several different ways. they could add a little bit in the oak and then finishing and stainless steel. but your queen to get hat smell right off the bat of really good it's going to be so amazing. look at that para that apple and also have that in the taste. whereas if you go to 7 on blocker, i like to call it a soggy be. you're going to go ahead and get more of that tropical fruit, which i love that citrus smell and you're going to get that on your palate, too. it's going to be a little bit more acidic right. and you know something depending on the excuse me, the 70 on block you get it could be a little bit drier. some are a little sweeter. again, it's just kind of depends on where you're getting it and last but least for us nice sparkly. and we call partly because, you know, we're not in champion read. yes. so we call it our

sparkling. and it's got a great like rape, rape, apple or flavor to it. and the summit, it's also time like a its country station, right? but it's who just wanted for a special occasion to celebrate her sunday night tuesday. exactly. and the weekend, those beautiful bubbles you see in all wind goes through, you know, to defray fermentation. right. this is where they add the yeast and the sugar too wet and that way we get those beautiful bubbles and depending on where you get it could have the most on gosh, at some fresh fruit. so i hope you're celebrating national white wine day. is sunday? i think it sounds perfect. always wonderful to have you. thank you very much. thank you. and cheers. tears will be right back.

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>> we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in because out. >> now on kron 4 morning news, a new policy affecting rv owners in san francisco. what it means and how the city is stepping in. and the search for a vp down to the wire for kamala harris's. donald trump backs out of another debate against the current thinking. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and good morning. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa it is sunday august, the 4th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. how's it looking out there day? well, good morning, tracy. good morning, everybody. and still that fog

lingering around many parts of the bay. we're seeing that in the east bay shoreline as well. >> that's going slow to clear along the coast will probably have some scattered clouds still in san francisco as we get into the afternoon. but a little bit better clearing happening tomorrow. there are still kind of socked in from this imagery here that will clear out later in the morning. along the coast again, we'll see quite a bit of that. as you see, the fog cast kind of noted as we get to that disability levels are still low around half moon bay. so we'll still see quite a bit of cloud cover out that way. the onshore winds helping out as well. now, what is the environment above us is drier in little warmer, but it takes a while to kind of mix on out. 71 going on for antioch, some 60's and tri valley. but most readings around the bay are in the 50's still 60 for fairfield and napa at this hour. giving a 24 hour comparison. we're still trailing in some cases getting up to a dozen degrees behind. but will catch up, though, this afternoon. those inland spots, particularly the strikeout. 87 at 1 o'clock, we're going to revisit those 90's. it looks like for much of the afternoon for a couple of selective spots in the

inland valleys. that's just a prerequisite until we warm up for tuesday. he pump will called at this point. no statements for us or for the sacramento valley just yet. there may be some popping later for tonight. tomorrow. we'll take a look at a longer range forecast for you in a bit day. thanks for that. >> no more long term parking after months of preparation. the city of san francisco is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit on a road between san francisco state university and lake were s-nt. that's winston drive used about 100 people that were living there and rv's in cars. but now they cannot park their long-term kron four's. jack molmud has the story for us. >> you know that, you know, it doesn't bother remodeled it and you know, it is what it is. jonathan hansen tells us he was one of the first people to park his rv on winston drive and now and august. he's the only one left after the city is now enforcing a 4 hour parking limit. if someone loses their apartment or something, you know, what are they supposed to do? doesn't

understand why the city is enforcing this limit saying most of the people parking here have been peaceful. the sfmta says it was out of sewage and trash concerts. the signs have been up for months but are now only recently enforce. what people supposed to do? i don't know. i don't know i don't know what they want many of the residents actually didn't go that far at all. many bringing their rv's right here road, which is still along the waterfront of lake merced we're told by the police are cars were going to removed from parking spaces. >> diana herrera says she's lived in her for 4 years with her brother, 2 kids and her parents open emperor scared and discriminated as a human the city. still hasn't said anything. she's here with about 2 dozen of their rv's with freshly donated food and young family members trying to find ways to enjoy their time. >> they don't know how much of it, though, have left whenever i want to try a parking lot that's safe and not on the street or a house with many of

the residents on wednesday and drive being pushed out of the way. residents in rv's here on laker said say they worry they'll be up next. where you go if you got kicked out of here? i have no idea tells us her car and trailer have been told before here on lake where said and says she's tried everything to keep her area clean, but says the crackdown maybe coming her way. we are aware that is just a matter of time for the city to come in. >> keep out. >> well, there's going to right back here. i don't i really doubt that, though. >> and rv residents like jonathan here say he's taking his chances still with the street. he knows best. it's like, i don't know what what you've got people that have a safe place. and break them up. i don't know. we reached out to us at the mt. a to find out what the next steps are with zeroed in possible new parking limits. and we didn't hear back in san francisco jacmel that kron. 4 news. >> the child is recovering from a house fire in the south bay. the child was treated for burns after a home caught on fire. there are climate drive

in east saint is a cruise shared photos of the damage and say that the house is a total loss. flames spread to a nearby home and a backyard shed nearby polar. a power pole was also damage. the fire left. 22 homes in the area without electricity. there is no word right now on what caused the fire in san francisco. there was a van fire on bryant street near highway 80 saturday afternoon. this is video from the citizen app. no injuries were reported and it's not clear how that fire started. >> please welcome the once and future president of united states, donald j trump. >> former president trump and his running mate, jd vance held a rally in the battleground state of georgia on saturday. it is the same atlanta error arena where kamala harris held her largest rally so far, trump told supporters that if he is elected, the u.s. economy will flourish and the boarder with

mexico will be shut down. >> when we win, you will rapidly see a brand new trump economic boom. it's going to be bombing. with your vote. inflation will stop. the illegal aliens will be turned back to not come in. and we've got to stop >> the trump campaign has raised 139 million dollars in july. the harris campaign double their amount with a total of 310 million dollars in july. this comes as former president trump says that he will not be part of an abc news presidential debate with kamala harris that was set for september 10th, saying that he is going to switch to a fox news debate. alana shirazi has the story. >> the harris campaign going on the offensive. their senior campaign adviser saying, quote, donald trump is cowardly backing out of the debate. he agreed to one just like the debate he did in june. now he only comfortable in a cocoon asking his happy

place. fox to host a trump rally and call it a debate. maybe he can only handle debating someone his own age. the list of possible vp picks include kentucky governor andy beshear, governor jb pritzker of illinois governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania and tim walz of minnesota, senator mark kelly of arizona and transportation secretary pete buttigieg sen mark kelly and governor josh shapiro are viewed as the frontrunners. >> when you're flying a jet in combat, you learn to make some pretty quick decisions. so when i got to the senate, i didn't waste any time. i stood up to big pharma ending decades of broken promises. senator kelli releasing a campaign ad. but while many view his border state status as a potential plus for her, some labor groups have called out his opposition to pro union laws. it's not freedom to tell people they can go vote. >> but he's going to pick the winner. that is not freedom. >> and that is what? just

stopped. >> in the keystone state's governor, shapiro is viewed as a candidate who could give harrison edge in the important swing state of pennsylvania. however, critics of shapiro have questioned his stance on war between israel and hamas. shapiro has criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu while also suggesting that any end to the israel-hamas war requires the removal of hamas from power. the harris campaign continuing to ride positive momentum for the democratic candidates. now they hope to turn that enthusiasm into action. >> as your future president, i know we are up to this fight since launching her run for the white house almost 2 weeks ago. campaign officials announcing this week. >> they've raised more than 310 million dollars in july alone from 3 million donors, including 2 million new donors.

>> is it fans enjoying the iom summer fest last night? it's an all-ages event. a great america celebrating barry, a culture, fashion and food. the rapper i-am-sue was performing. we've got a chance to talk to him before, sir. >> humbled and grateful those i had to pick or stews, super grateful and i'm just excited to perform alongside his distaste getting people embrace support tonight hopes of pushing people out there with smiles on their faces. just leave it having a good time. just the going to another generation, kids and just like making this a real i just want to continue to grow. can see safe space for and people from around the world to come have fun. >> surf's up for some very talented august. the world dog surfing championship was held on saturday in pacifica on the shores of linda mar beach. it was good news for fans since the organizers have had some pretty tough times trying to

keep the event afloat. costs have gone way up and it was necessary to come up with $10,000 last april. but got underway. you're looking for some fun this weekend. we have just thank for you. today marks the 40th year of the feemont festival of the arts started back in 1983. kron four's tiffany justice live in fremont with all the fun i to. >> hello and good morning. yeah, we're about an hour out. but things are starting to pick up a lot of the vendors are arriving to set up their and a lot of the carnival rides here are being checked out before this festival really gets going. so take a look behind me. paseo padre parkway, a big section of it is blocked off for this festival. >> and according to organizers, this is the largest free festival west of the mississippi. >> with over 150,000 people attending this festival every year. and it's been going on for decades the first festival of arts that has been held and it started in 1983. it's a

busy one. you can see why there is plenty to do for adults and children. >> nearly 18,500 pounds of ice cream bars are consumed. 13,200 glasses of wine are enjoyed overall. 1000 volunteers are needed to put this event on every year and the festival of arts serves as one of the largest fundraisers for local nonprofit organizations out. just this morning, i spoke with a wonderful vendors, great people, great product. they are called the essence and they make handmade soap. >> well, we had made natural so we can make. here at the fremont festival for about 18 years now, 18 years that we've been doing this and every single bars handmade by my wife, we have no employees. so everything is fresh and thing is natural. and when we do is show we've make all the so fresh for that show as well. so >> all right. great products

to pick up here. a lot of vendors. there's nearly 4 miles of festival fun to enjoy again, completely free. just come by and enjoy all of the all that brings with it for this special. back to you in studio. thank you so much. and important to know you can't go down paseo padre right now. so you need to drive around. i think that's first time it was may. >> held at the half. and so it's grown so big. so thank you very appreciate it. >> still overcast where you saw where she is in the east bay shoreline. will clear out, though, for the afternoon as we look inland, we'll see temperatures race back up to the 90's again, little warming phase by the time we get to tuesday and then

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>> good morning and welcome back. look at that fog. there were just talk a little bit about the superheroes in the cities that they were in 2 great sixers coach. and with that was superman for you. but you can see the fog firmly in place. not just there, san jose state. look at this. still overcast. this fog really has an attitude this morning. so we expected to kind of mix out for the bay area here before we approach noon. but along the coast that could be more problematic were done by see that stick around a little bit later on today. temperature check for you are still one of those 50's. we had tiffany who was just out there in fremont. you can see all that cloud cover in place in the numbers haven't moved. 71 going on for antioch. meanwhile, up north 50's and 60's. 56 going on for san francisco. back to that fog. yeah, it does clear out, but there's some problem areas that still remain a mixed bag some sun and clouds a little bit in parts of the bay with

basically the coast pretty much covered up there. maybe a stray shower up there in the mountains this afternoon. here's the spilling in of the marine layer for the morning hours tomorrow. and then back to basically mostly sunny on all of this will continue with the onshore winds. and that's good. keep those temperatures corrected and down a little bit, at least around the influences of water doesn't help a whole lot inlet. sfo still look about a 30 minute delay or so early clouds, hot inland 70's for the bay. lower 90's going on in london. we bump that up to near 100. it looks like by tuesday in some selective spots, but certainly upper 90's to be dished out. then retreat for the rest of the week and the weekend and the longer run range models hold some promise into the following week. we may even continue that gravy train 67 san francisco the morning clouds and fog. all that 73 for oakland afternoon, clearing and warm and 84 san jose and they still have to take care of that fog from the morning. but going sunny. so here are the highs today. we do see the middle 90's. well,

east up north, a mixture of 80's and 90's, the peninsula little cooler. you can see by the green crayons we have used here in 84 san jose state checking out the next few days. 92 in by tuesday, 100. and that should be just like a one-day event. and then a stretch backtracking. as we get to the latter portion of the week. backtracking falling, whatever, because it came from a lower number rise. so. so it's going i it's going to get warmer till tuesday. cool and like ok, could be okay. >> earlier this week we learned that vice president kamala harris secured enough delegates needed to become the first democratic nominee. she is the first woman of color to earn the nomination. but many are still wondering cool she's going to choose as her running mate. earlier today i spoke with our political analyst michael yaki. it a good morning. >> so let's first talk and that she got the delegates and

she raised a lot of in july. impressive. >> she's got the delegates will be officially ratified tomorrow, which may be the same day she now to serve. you can get her vp nominee. but the amount of money that you outraising trump in a month when there was a lot of commotion on both sides and quite frankly, she had a little bit of a late start. pretty good. >> okay. now let's dive deep into what's going on in dc today. we know we've heard 3 candidates kind of rising to the top. we've got picture of some of the candidates that the 6 but we're hearing that it's been actually kind of shave down 2 threes. so what are your thoughts right now on what's going on in dc say they're meeting their of the naval observatory where the vice president, president lives so thought. >> well, first, i i'm not sure governor of kentucky, who will? i think it's kind of al

gore type of vice presidential candidate young. performs well in the south she made met with pete buttigieg are as well. but i think that that do the waltz tim walt wisconsin. i mean its sorry, josh pennsylvania and senator mark kelly. i think those are probably the strongest along with year it's really going to be they say these interviews are a chemistry test. obviously, i think that she had build chemistry with anyone else. she would be having these additional 3 unless it's for political show. you just so you just don't know at this point. it's a very closely guarded secret. the one that we'll all find out probably within 24 24 or so hours. >> so are you curious why there wouldn't be an actual, for example, you mentioned al gore. so when al gore, so when clinton picked al gore, it was a big, you know, they were on agent was big should, you know, big to do right? so are

you surprised that they're not going to possibly have kind of a big announcement party? >> they what they're saying is they're going he's going to be begin a campaign swing on tuesday she wants the vice presidential nominee with their. so that's really going to be the kickoff. i mean, this is i mean, we're down under 100 days now between now and the election may have to hit the ground running. they can week for a big balloon drop. but the convention in a couple weeks. so we're we're going to see day announcement and the introduction on tuesday at that, the big rally that she says that she staging so. you know, i think it's it's just a matter of time. she started she's starting and this is going to be, you know, part of a business as normal, which she's going to be running full speed from now to november trip. >> a lot of this is reading tea leaves right? so who do

you think? would compliment her best? well, i mean, you know, going to really gets down to it. >> i'm not too sure. history really shows that the vice president candidate brings any electoral votes to it in terms of personally, it's like it's not like they're going to bring their state all the time. although they're obviously looking at the fac of josh shapiro and the electoral votes in pennsylvania where president biden was running. cerner are starting to fall behind josh shapiro's new pitch very strong outperforming the biden-harris ticket. someone who has a lot of string in the independent show that with with his election to governor. but then again, he was running against pretty much a trump person. questions can painted again this time around. that might be helpful. you know, mark kelly senator mark kelly, border state, someone who may be little bit to the right of

of harrison and border issues some of very popular in his state really know creche. carrie lee, when they are running against each other, someone who you might be able bring bring a little under 2. it to their next neighbor in nevada where the democrats for reasons known only to the democrats are running much further behind than they should be. so there's that then you're tim walz, who is kind of the progressive folksy, you know, they are kind kind of guy who noted heard about until we went on the talk show like a week or so ago and and to the coin that mean and then you start finding out that he's their wisconsin. i think what is another another say that you may want someone who can appeal to the more progressive wing of the party and let harris tech to back to the middle. but any one of those combinations, it's interesting. andy beshear, like i said, can beat al gore. so they're kind of anchor.

these are these are all the considerations, but it really comes down to chemistry how good they are in the campaign trail and and how comfortable they are in the traditional role of attack dog because that's what they're going to be doing most of the time you know, there's there's some thought that you want your bureau based in pennsylvania. are you want kelly base in arizona and just stay there and get the votes going appear with. there is as many times as possible. so, you know, it's it. i think this tv reading is all you have no idea. and we will. we know really until starts to leak out probably tomorrow morning or maybe even tonight. >> i was going to say my my a vote is going to be on tonight. but that is it early reading. >> i think it was interesting with walls, you know, he's commenting is kind of been called the midwestern dad. so we've got the dad. we've got the al gore. we've got a whole mix. we've got the astronaut, right? so you know, i yeah. >> you do what you do in your

2 people in walton and kelly, who have very strong military backgrounds, people who who we have that kind of appeal. and again, you i mean, they're crunching the demographic. one poll that show that that that kelly have had the best performance of all of them. but, you know, who she like in? who she covered with chance. she had a little. there's some clashes with administration. in the shapiro, what does he do in terms of in terms of the sort of israel, gaza sport, isn't that occurring within the democratic party? you see you see trump trying to manufacturing, create even more of a schism with it by exchange action was a palestinian, which insane. so, you know, these are the kinds of things that are all being weighed. and then, you know, walt comes in with his with his folksy him, you know, for every commanding kind of thing and and, you know, you just can we don't know. it's who

does she feel comfortable in? who is who's going to perform? well, who is going to be out there on the stump? just hammering trump and jd vance for the next 90 plus states. 93. >> not that anybody's county. thank you very much. really always your insight. thank always your insight. thank you. theresa. be right back. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, homeless advocates outrage with the latest move by san francisco's mayor. some of the on the house being offered a ride out of town. what do you look for in a president? a recent poll shows what qualities americans think the president should good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather

center with the very latest. signed hey, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. still under that fog in the clouds with it around much of the bay. some holes being made known here and there inland, you'll see some better clearing. >> very shortly. meanwhile, out towards the coast, we're probably going to see a lot of this as we go forward, kind that overcast business. this is us there's a bit of a half-hour delay because of this. >> despite lift as we get into later in the morning. but again at the coast is going to be a problem area. now, the bigger picture is a couple of l a element of the weather working here. first that high that we know very well. there isn't the rockies and we're getting the back side of that producing some scattered thunder showers. you can see typical in the rockies, not so much in the west, though. it's a more the interior west. meanwhile, when that high is done for this week, we're going to see the influence of that low. you can see in the gulf of alaska this time of year. those lows are good guys. they help break the back of the highs and bring our temperatures down to seasonality. 75 at this hour for any act. a lot of 60's you can see for tri valley east bay shoreline and upper 50's

along with the peninsula as well. the winds meanwhile remain onshore. that will continue the case over the next 48 hours. we think we'll get that into tuesday as well. looking about 87 at 1 o'clock by 4.90. so the 90's will be pretty much locked in inland for the next several days. but then cooling down. it looks like towards the end of the week. get more into that longer range forecast for you. check out the 4 zone as well. theresa, thank you very much. well, we are just months away from the presidential election and a new wide ranging poll. >> showing what americans want most in a president news nation's miles hazem that has the details. >> a new yougov survey out this week. details the treats americans say they look for in a president. 88% said leadership skills and decision-making abilities are, quote, very important qualities in a president that was top of list. thing we have like franklin roosevelt called to arms of the start of the second world war or kennedy. the path we have chosen for the president is full of hazards.

>> as all pass off. but it is the one most consistent. character and courage as a nation. the cuban missile crisis bring the world back from the brink of the nuclear war. on goal is not the victory of might. >> but the vindication of right. not peace at the expense of freedom. but both peace and freedom. here in this hemisphere. and we hope around the world just below that at 86% was honesty. a mark not always hit by presidents past. i did not. >> relations with that woman. lewinsky read my lips. >> people have got to know whether or not their president's a crook. >> followed at 85% by mental health. covid should be with dealing with everything we have to do we finally beat

medicare. a key issue. and president biden stepping aside from the campaign this year. others have sought to hide ill-health fdr near-death ran for a 3rd term in 1944. 1, he died 4 months into office. woodrow wilson famously suffered a stroke in office. a fact held firm press for months at the bottom of concerns. well, just 5%. i don't need anybody's money. it's nice. >> i don't need anybody's money. >> i'm using my own money. i'm not using the lobbyists. i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. that was miles his reporting for us. the survey also showed line. >> on something republicans are trying to make a key issue for the harris campaign, whether or not president has kits are shut just 10% of respondents say that it is very important for a president to be a parent compared to 42% polled who say that it is not important at all. back on american soil. we are learning much more about the deal that

brought 3 americans home. the deal was diplomatically complex with absolute negotiations with multiple countries excrete extremely difficult. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> the prisoner swap is historic. the largest since the cold war. and just before midnight, we saw the results of the deal unfold here on american soil. >> there were tears on the tarmac. during the heartfelt homecoming of 3 newly freed americans feel great. >> a long time coming. >> president biden and vice president harris celebrated the emotional reunion with the families. this is about. >> yeah, since we are as a coach. it really is about the first in nation about families. the deal involved, a total of 24 prisoners and took some serious concessions from western countries. russia and belarus read 16 people in exchange for the release of heat russian prisoners from the u.s. and european allies,

including russian assassin and spies. want make it difficult. >> mattered a lot the deal allowed 3 americans to come home. wall street journal reporter evan gerskovich who was jailed in 2023. retired u.s. marine paul whalen, who's been behind bars since 2018 and russian-american journalist also kurmasheva arrested last october their eyes their public criticize the biden administration for the exchange saying it encourages future kidnapping. but president biden says it's his job to get americans back home despite the risks. i don't buy this idea >> you know, i can let you know that these people right >> one of the critics is former president donald trump who posted on his truth. social demanding more details about the deal and raising concerns about the precedent. it sets in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> san francisco will now

offer the unhoused to ride out of town before offering shelter or other supportive services. mayor london breed recently issued an executive directive changing the city's policy to prioritize relocation, support kron four's gayle ong has reaction from advocates. as encampment sweeps ramp up across san francisco. mayor london breed has directed outreach workers to prioritize relocation, support. >> through a newer program called journey home under this order. first responders, city workers and organizations with city contracts must first offer the unhoused a way out of the city. after that, they will be allowed to share details on other city services, including housing and shelter. this is not one of those ways. lukas illa is the human rights organizer of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. he says getting people out of the city does not guarantee their well-being. we are one of the richest cities in the richest country on earth and we can

afford to house people. it's just about the political. well, since 2005, the city has been offering bus tickets for those in need. the program then was called homeward bound. the newer program tries to reunite more people would family outside of san francisco, a program tenderloin resident, j j smit support. you do have some people that would like turn. >> back to the city or state that their front. sometimes there's obstacles, it when your rating they have someone to go to say here need ticket. you smith does his own outreach in his neighborhood. people to why. >> that's to his parents that they have rather state something like that. but they choose to stay on the because the reason for it because there's no accountability. if those, though nobody can tell them to stop using the drugs keeping them on the streets.

>> meantime, 11 have this to say about what can be done about homelessness in san francisco and it is investing permanent supportive housing. yes, in it means investing in shelter beds. but we must understand shelter as transitional. we can not just the building for quantity, not quality. >> in a statement to kron 4 san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing says in part department wants to ensure that everyone experiencing homelessness in the community have the opportunity to be reconnected relocated and stabilized in their home community in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> follow-up to a story. we first brought you back in march, a pilot program that provides nutritious foods for low income californians has secured enough money to keep going. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the assembly member who pushed to keep this program alive did not get all the funding he asked for. but he said what was allocated is

enough to make a difference for 10's of thousands of californians. a trip to the grocery store and you'll probably notice produce and fresh fruits and vegetables. >> are not cheap because of that. for low-income californians, such grocery items cannot always be at the top of the grocery list. but there is one pilot program aiming to change that specifically for people on calfresh formally known as food stamps access to fresh fruits and vegetables during this story we did back in march, we explained what the program known as the cow, fresh fruit and vegetable ebt pilot project does to help make fresh produce accessible for low income californians. here's how the pilot program works. cal first participants who spend their money on fresh produce like these fruits and vegetables participating locations. >> will receive a reimbursement to their calfresh accounts for the produce. they buy up to $60. a-month incredible. the wind local grocers and waiting for families who can eat more fresh.

>> fresh food. more fishes for san jose assembly member alex lee has supported the program since its launch more than one year ago. since then, data from february showed when the program was fully funded. it was up and running at about 90 participating markets across the state reaching 43,000 households or about 75,000 people. >> but since then, there's been an issue. the program ran out of state funding in a stopped running for now. that's why some remember lee called on the governor and legislature to allocate 30 million dollars for the program. but given that his request came during a year, the state faces a multibillion-dollar deficit. this year's budget allocated 10 million dollars to the program. lee says even though it's less money than he wanted, he believes it will make a difference. a really great way to increase nutrition combat food insecurity. so i'm really happy to see that we are continuing keep project alive and is really my intention to keep working in strict new project, expanding and skilling out why he says he's offering a new bill to further evaluate the pilot program in turn it into a permanent

program. for now, though, he and others like you cause me a bus, a full well, a california-based nonprofit organization working to end food, insecurity. >> are working to get the pilot program back up and running as soon as possible because great feedback directly from families that have said. >> this program has made a big difference to their health. it's made a big difference to their it, being able to eat more fruits and vegetables. lots of feedback that we got from families was they didn't want it and they wanted to continue and they hope to come back as soon as possible. so folks are eager to have a comeback. and we know it's going to continue to make a difference for them. >> and it will now be up to the california department of social services to determine how to operate the program on a more limited budget and to decide when to once again did up and running reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, very summer-like still across the bay. it looks like today we're still fighting that fog even at this late hour. expect those inland highs to be into the middle 90's going to better than that by tuesday. you'

>> and the u.s. and a live look outside. you can see that it's it looks like i need jacket to go outside on the embarcadero on this foggy. >> overnight, is what we have. yeah, that looks overcast old you with it's taking a while to kind of mix out. even at this late morning. our good morning, theresa. good morning. everybody was in the same thing at half moon bay. that's probably not going proved too much later today. meanwhile, let's jump off towards the tropics. this is miss debbie. she still tropical storm x one. 65 teetering on becoming a hurricane thinking the strike will be probably tonight

around apalachicola. meanwhile, the southeast looking turn away as a tropical storm with heavy rains. net latest model run has easter raleigh and then picked up by the westerly is in a way it goes. that's a little different. model runs were just last run. meanwhile, are high. you know, we tuesday seems to be the hottest day. it's going to meander a little bit of the west before jetting out. meanwhile, look at this low. this trough digging in from the northwest. going help out next weekend and early the following week. other break, it looks like from that summer. so again, going to get warm but will get a break and they're 67. san francisco will keep in the lower 60's off towards the coast. again, fog more of a problem today. then tomorrow, 74 burlingame, 77 foster city, 84 palo alto in the south bay mid 80's to lower 80's. but you get more inland. and 94 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, upper 70's tried valley. you're looking at upper 80's, lower 90's at that. again, back to the east bay shoreline. it's in the 70's. 73 for delay. one 93 for

84 napa. and about a 90% rosa tuesday. the warmest day. right now, we don't have the statement you might hear about some maybe heat advisory or so, but very short. it will be and looks like it gets a lot better into the weekend and the following week. theresa, ok, thank you very much. what today is national wine, white wine day. and if you are looking for some fun recipes. >> to cook up this summer, look no further. earlier in this morning, the vineyard mom, leslie dabney, stop by with some delicious recipes. >> so tell me more. this is very easy to resign. and we're getting back to school time. and so we want to have some food. that's delicious. but still easy to make. so a couple of fun recipes. but of course, we are going to celebrate national white wine shots don't don't go anywhere. we're going to start with something easy. i love to do and i heat and this is so quick and delicious because you can get he at the seafood counter. you can chop it up

yourself and put it into cubes or you can buy it already chopped and what i did was i just hopped a mine up. i like you get myself, ok? so i got he and that wrestling company simpler. it is literally some ginger, a little bit of sesame oil and some soy sauce that lists all i did to it. and kind of make it a little heartier. i added some red onion, a little bit of green onion and some cucumber just for some crunch. you want to add to it. and then, of course, you have to have a little bit of the sesame seeds so fresh and i just made it all together and you wanted to sit a little bit. so airing, ok, so make it a little that usually have it marinate. i like to at least 30 minutes. yeah, 30 minutes is is really all that. it look at how a surety that as it's gorgeous and it's got like i said, a little bit of flavor with those ginger in it. and then what i like to do is because of a condo and everything to me is every it. every 5 going

to at some slices of avocado to it. awesome. and then i'm just going to top it with some fresh cilantro. okay. nice, fresh flavor. and you can just pick that up if you want to. you don't even need i make it easy. that's a quick, ok dinner, whatever you want number one. and now we've got a pasta dish because doesn't like to have pasta, everyone? i think you're a pass. they'll pass to right mind to. and so i made some pasta. and while the pasta was going, i honestly, i just got some beautiful chick peas, some common to all of some salami and the star of the show of b% this pasta really is some artichoke hearts. i love the flavor of our it's in season right now. so what i'm goinr to do is i added a little bit of arugula cause we want to get our greens in there. yeah, i add the olives. okay. some of the chickpeas are garbanzo beans. they're the same thing cracked where in protein and

very good for. you don't want to add the meat for any reason. you don't want to add meat. that's fine. no shame in your game day chick or got you settled right and then, of artichokes that i just i stop. and honestly, that takes just a few minutes to do while the pasta. and then i like to make my own dressings always like to do with dressing. and this is a lemon that i just add a little bit of champagne vinegar at you know about wine and you have use your lemons squeeze some diamonds in there. nice and fresh at a little basil to this. okay. and then extra virgin olive oil could be simpler. but john, so much flavor. and like to put a little bit of mustard in there because, oh, yes, you also fly by it, definitely with some of that dijon mustard soda. and you've got a little bit of everything in here. and like i something, you're not, you know, a fan that when in doubt just move it out. and then you have a little bit of the cheese such and then when that happened at the end, wanted to get too much of the she moshi. so i

have to top it off with the cheese and you've got this beautiful pass to that. i'm telling you it's good for the next 8, but i don't think it will last. do like a pepper, the montage, even salt and pepper. i put some into my right to do so. you're pretty good with that. but of course, you can add whatever you want to that. and then for quick desert, i used to do this. i don't know if you did this on a friday after school special dessert. i just you can do vanilla banana lemon, put put it in a mason jar. always good. and just for fun. and then i just because we have so many fresh fruits right now that are in season like the butterscotch paul. that's a good one to oh, i love that. i'm telling my and oh, my gosh, no, i love. this pretty. it's a classic for a reason loosens. it is. and then i just did some i make my own with crime. but you can buy some at the snow i like just layer it with what? ever, fresh fruit you haven't right now. raspberries and strawberries are in season. but you know, i would be the

vineyard mom, if we did not about this white wine, ok, it's white wine we're going to talk a little bit about 3 above that. i most of us are familiar with the chardonnay, a sobbing on block. and of course, the sparkling and just a little bit about these whites just to see what you like and what you don't like. i started not with the chardonnay, which is a very fruit forward type of wine. that is a mineral bayshore now and that this one actually. they all differ, depending on, you know, the winemaker and where where you're located. this one in particular is is what is it like for chardonnay can go oak and it can go on to concrete it could also do stainless steel. it could also be the the cement. it could go several different ways. they could add a little bit in the oak and then finishing in stainless steel. but your queen to get that smell right off the bat of really good then it's going to be so amazing. look at that para

that apple also have that in the taste. whereas if you go to 7 on blocker, i like to call it a be. you're going to go ahead and get more of that 7% tropical fruit, which i love that citrus smell and you're going to get that on your palate, too. it's going to be a little bit more acidic right. and you know something depending on the excuse me, the 70 on blanc you get it could be a little bit drier. some are a little sweeter. again, it's just kind of depends on where you're getting it and last, but least course nice sparkly. and we call it partly because, you know, we're not in champion read. yes, yes. so we call it our sparkling. and it's got a great like rape, rape, apple or flavor to it and the sun. it's also time like a its country station. right. but it's who just wanted for a special occasion to celebrate her sunday night tuesday. exactly. and the weekend, those beautiful bubbles you

see in wind goes through, you know, 2 different fermentation, this is where they add the yeast and the sugar to it. and that way, we get those beautiful bubbles and depending on where you get it could have the most on my gosh, at some fresh fruit. so i hope you're celebrating national white wine day. is sunday? i think it's always love. perfect. always wonderful to have you. thank you very much. thank you. and cheers. tears. we'll be right cheers. tears. we'll be right back. [street noise] [car door shuts]

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