>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station.

>>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman to atm stolen from a market and a talker rhea damaged by an attempted break-in. they were among several businesses in san francisco targeted by thieves overnight kron four's there since spoke with the business owners and has the latest details. >>is shattered the window at this market, stole the atm and completely ransacked the store than 2 hours later in the mission. thieves tried to rip the security gate office talk urrea but they didn't get in. these 2 business owners telling me they're exhausted after continuous break-ins. >>another business in san francisco has its windows, boarded up with broken glass, scattered at its doorstep. this time thieves broke into uc market on 3rd avenue in the inner sunset. you need to the owner mckown and say own says 4 people stolen atm around 2.30, thursday morning. he says they also stole

cigarettes and liquor more than $12,000 worth of property. and now he has to pay to get the window fixed saying says this is the second break in this year and it happens several times last year. he says he also deals with smaller thefts multiple times a week, but to the nuggets to come here. >>and they take a lot of stuff. that's what they do. is they show you we've been my gym. how difficult to his home? you know? keep working, but myself. >>less than 2 hours after the break in it, you see market to korea by our to was also targeted by thieves. for tonight. don't get in the owner, francisco ramos as this happened around for thursday morning. and it was the second attempted break-in this week. my neighbor called me. >>is it called the police? because they they guys again is an suv with the chain and rip the you're right. except that ramos as his security gate was destroyed and there's

damage to the building and the again, they they got kobe is around. >>almost 6, $7,000. they only that ramos started as a dishwasher at another talk korea 4 decades ago and saved up enough money to open his own to korea in the early 2, thousands. >>he says he's doing everything he can to protect his business, but he wants the city to do with simple as protection? no, he did for me. even get people as walking the assault ramos as he removed the atm from his to korea and leaves no cash in the restaurant overnight. meanwhile, for se une at u c market after 20 years of running the corner store, he says this might be the last straw. both incidents caught on video. the owners want to give it to police before sharing it publicly. i also reached out to san francisco police more details. >>but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson in studio. back to you.

>>it's bay are looking for a person who fired a gun at u c berkeley this morning. police say the shooting happened near the clark kerr campus track. no injuries were reported, but police warn residents the area was still not safe. even hours after the shooting. >>intense. it's scary. i just glad no one was injured. but i'm glad there's also traffic because it delays are worst time to be in the area. >>officers also searching a home in the berkeley hills, but the suspect was and found there. the man police are looking for is described to have police share with possible red or orange highlights. he was last seen wearing a black shirt, black pants and a red backpack. if you any information you're asked to call police. and bart is running again in the east bay tonight after a day-long disruption, a computer network issue this morning force bars to shut down 7 stations from hayward to the various and north san jose station and bus

rides were provided to help commuters get to their destinations during this time. >>should let supposed to reach last spring's deadly. was was stopped in the atlantic solitaire word and then guys to switch the from south carolina too. mission fremont. >>says his trip home from sf usually takes less than an hour. and today it took more than >>while stages are up for this year's outside lands, the three-day music festival kicks off tomorrow in san francisco at golden gate park. well, this year's headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, sturgill simpson and post malone, tens of thousands of people are expected to attend because of this. several roads and streets will be closed all through the weekend. you find a full list on our website that's com 4 dot com. and if

you plan to go, you might want to bring a jacket crop. our meteorologist kathy trafton shows us what the weather will look like. kathy. there's a big part to play with the outside lands. and guess what? it's summer in san francisco average temperature downtown gauge of the 67 degrees for tomorrow. >>maybe 68 would be the high tomorrow. and you know what? the problem is that golden gate park closer to the ocean. so temperatures >>will be maybe in the 60's but not terribly warm. so we're going to outside lands. better bundle up because it could be awfully chilly. it will be cold and also some concerns about the air quality. so we do not a spare the air alert, but we do have a advisory for the air quality. in addition, we have a bit of smoke because, of course, that's the smoke coming in from the fires across western u.s.. so we do definitely have some concerns there. overall will be a really nice day for outside lands, but pretty much a great day. bring your sunscreen. nevertheless and bring your jacket.

>>former president trump is continuing his attacks on vice president kamala harris this time bringing up former san francisco mayor willie brown. trump claimed that willie brown was not a fan of harris. take a listen. >>well, i know willie brown very well. in fact, that went down in a helicopter with him. we thought maybe this is the end. we're in a helicopter going to a certain location together and there was an emergency landing. this is not a really he was a little concerned. so i know i know him pretty well. haven't seen him in years. but he told me terrible things about her. but this is what you're telling me anyway. i guess. but he had a big part in what happened with kamala. but i don't know yet. maybe he's changed his tune. but he was not a fan of hers very much at that point. >>we reached out to willie brown for his response and our

kron four's. vicki look liviakis caught up with him in downtown san francisco. >>talking about you that's what i heard that he was donald does is creativity, fictional flying that you had negative things to maybe locker room talk. >>why would he say well, first and foremost, i could and in making play. good friend. absolutely beautiful woman. they're as successful electorally i was a part of every campaign that she's ever been involved in. supported it or religiously and we'll still do and i'm just looking for.

next 89 i just can't getter in present. >>i talk about trump's claim that they were on helicopters together. that almost went down. well, the new york times is suggesting that trump may have mixed up another california politician. the paper says it was actually former governor jerry brown who is on the helicopter with trump and current governor gavin newsom. both governors told the times tonight that there was also no emergency landing and they were never in danger. you're watching kron-on. well, more news for you. coming up after the break. stay here.

back-to-school season is officially here and many high schools in the bay area are cracking down on cell phone use mount diablo unified school district has launched a pilot program aiming reducing sell for news on campuses. for more on this kron four's justine waldman spoke with their superintendent, adam clark. what and what are the benefits year to not? let kids have cell phones in schools? >>yes. so what we're trying to do we are trying to provide our students with a safe and welcoming environment where they that they can be fully engaged in class they can. you know, connect and speak learn to to get to know their classmates and school mates and not be on their phones all the and taking away their attention from all the great things that we have going on.

a school. >>they not bring their phones at all with them to school or they can have them. and what are they supposed to do with them once they bring them to campus? >>yes, implementing we have something called a yondr bags. if you've been to recently, if you've been to a comedy show or some concerts, when you enter into the facility, you place your phone into an individualized is magnetically lot. and so you can keep your phone with you all day, but you you can't use that. and then at the end of the day or as are leaving the concert, you go by one of our are are many machines and you put your phone in their it unlocks the bag and then you can take your phone out. got so they can have their phones are just like locked in these these backs. >>pushback that. >>i'm sure you're hearing and then we're hearing from parents and kids is that they're kind of concerned about safety in case of an emergency. what? that

criticism. yeah. yeah. so that of course, has been in our in our plans. and as we as we met with students and as we met with parents. >>we share that every single teacher on campus. as one of the magnets that will quickly unlock the back. and so if there was a situation where students had to lock down in the classroom or a space, then you have a teacher and there that could unlock the bags within within minutes or if we had to evacuate students every teacher evacuating will have one of these locks and we can unlock the back so that students can call their parents or text their parents. >>so that that will work in case an emergency. i'm >>it's not electronic or anything. it's just a just a magnet. okay. do you think kids might try to like? bustin and hackett break it? if they break their bag? then they're on the hook for $50. and so so

so it absolute emergency. they more than likely could probably get the phone out of the back. >>but and just everyday use the bags are pretty sturdy in and they can get through the wear and tear. and we actually, you know, we we've actually done this for the last year and a to of our smaller. continuation, high schools. and it's been quite successful. and we've actually got positive feedback from our students and for our families and staff and much of the data around in terms engagement in terms of student conflicts have have engagement has gone up in conflicts have gone way down at the schools that have already implemented this. i think that's what you're looking for. >>what do say to parents and kids as they're getting ready for school? and, you know, some sometimes change can be a little difficult and separating from phones can also produce a little bit of anxiety. >>when i went to a comedy concert and i had to put my phone and one of these bags for maybe the first 15 minutes. i was a little

unsure, but i really did enjoy the enjoy the concert night and i laughed and had a good time. and the students that that have gone through this for for the last year or they really have reported back that they have met people on campus that they that, you know, that they've never met before. and students are just talked about how this really does impact the climate. all really want to do is just created a safe and welcoming environment and we want our students to have the best opportunity to be successful. i was out visiting schools today and i saw that in action. and so again, this is not a this you know, we have we have 5 comprehensive high schools and to alternative schools in our district. we you know, over 10 to 10 middle schools. and so this is only happening at 4 of our schools. and it's somewhat of a pilot program just to see if we can really the benefits of having our students pulling good. yeah, we'll see what happens. what it's like to be cell phone, free. >>all day clark, thank you so

much for joining us. appreciate your time. good luck. you have to let us know how this goes. >>a couple months. okay. you got it. we'll see you right here. >>more news coming this

morning. a driver slamming into a power pole causing a huge mess and shutting down a busy intersection. it happened on the very same street that 11 year-old boy was killed earlier this week. kron four's will tran is in san jose with the latest. >>look at the mess right behind me. this was caused at around 2.40 in the morning. in this case, no one died. this

is exactly 1.8 miles from the location where an 11 year-old boy was hit and killed on tuesday afternoon. this is camden avenue pg e crews here. they have to put down a new power pole. let me show you video from a little bit earlier this morning. this is around 07:20am, in the morning when they finally remove the car that caused all of this mask. you can see the front end damage to the blue car right there. this is at the intersection of kooser road and camden. this is a t intersection, meaning you can only make a left or right. but instead the driver goes straight ahead. no skid marks whatsoever. so full speed ahead into the power pole. fortunately, it is a poll that helps keep up the lines and it's not exactly a power pole that south. it's part of the structure, the infrastructure, power lines. so no lines were

next to him when he staggers out from his car. let me show you the video. this all went down at around 2.40 in the morning. there were people near this area. he came within a few feet of driving right into a taco bell. he got out of his car. there were witnesses near this area. here's what they had to describe about his actions. >>was facing drive-thru but it even things. everything is a hallmark explosion. and now to where owner is late, and explosion. gonna i want end. you see in the current there. want to smoke and everything. >>san jose police say that he is a suspected drunk driver. he was taken to the recklessly only minor injuries because of power lines. they never actually went down to the ground. they were just dangling. electricity was not

white out in this particular neighborhood, which is why you can see cars are being allowed through, albeit in this direction, only one lane. and look at this. look at how close he came to slamming into that taco bell. and from what we understand, it was still open at the time. >>a san jose police department community service officer is back home after spending 4 days in the hospital. she was hurt after a suspected dui driver crashed into her and another officer killing him. kron four's. michael thomas has the latest. >>a lot of emotions here today at san jose police department has community service officer veronica bair was sent home with multiple injuries but thankful to be alive. the department still mourning the loss of another officer that passed away in the same incident. and take a look. this is video of the officer being released wednesday night with her team all around there was seriously injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into her and another officer while they were redirecting a traffic stop early sunday

morning. >>the other officer long pham, unfortunately passed away from his injuries in that accident with san jose. police still mourning his death. these are some social media post put out by the department saying the road to recovery for there will be long, but they're extremely grateful to get her home. san jose mayor matt mahan also took to social media saying how thankful the city was and to those of the hospital helping bear with her recovery, adding that there had a broken job, cracked ribs and internal bleeding after spending 4 days in intensive care when it comes to the driver allegedly responsible for bears injuries and her colleagues death officials say it was a 44 year-old man from morgan hill with a history of duis. he was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. as we get more details regarding veronica, there's recovery and also more information on that driver. we'll continue to keep you updated. that is the very latest reporting in san jose. michael thomas kron. 4 news.

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she's i think she's worse than biden out on the campaign trail. >>it's good be in the house. the labor vice president harris delivered a message of unity to uaw labor union workers. we believe in our country. we believe in each other. we believe in the collective. >>when a fallen for these folks who are trying to divide leaving her running mate, governor tim walz to take on their republican opponents, stay out of business and go after trump. he's not fighting you. he doesn't know you. he doesn't care about your family. and his running mate is just as dangerous and backwards. he while democrats say they see energy and enthusiasm building behind the harris well as ticket. >>team trump says it's a honeymoon phase that won't last

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>>both former president trump and vice president harris have officially agreed to a september 10th debate. according to abc, this sets up a faceoff between the republican and democratic nominees. for more on this kron four's grant lodes and vicki liviakis spoke with david mckeown, a political science professor at sonoma state university. >>thanks for being with us.

who needs this debate more? >>but when you're in the debate, you're out of the debate. you're in the debate. you're out of the debate when the race is fundamentally changed and now you're committing to 3 debates. that's clearly a worry that the trump campaign has about where they're at now and where they are moving forward. so this is still a toss-up race. it will be a after labor day, but nonetheless trump and his team, they feel like they've lost some mojo. they've lost some big mo and in losing momentum. they want to get that back. and that's why they're pushing for multiple debates. >>what do you think we can the one with biden and trump was clearly not working for biden. are we going to see the same trump? and how is he going to adjust in dealing with kamala harris? >>all right. thank look how many 78 year-old man can you teach new tricks? right? so we know, we know what we get with trump. so trump is going to be regardless of the unity component. but nonetheless, what you should expect this to see at least 2 presidential

debates and one vice presidential debate. maybe you get to 3 the timeline on 3rd one might be difficult, but you should we should expect at least 2 and those 2 debates could be one per the abc you know, the fact lack of an audience, a similar to what we saw in the first debate that when joe biden just imploded nonetheless, we would see that type of debate and then different format. the different format might have several it might even have a bit of an audience. so expect at least 2 stylistically, different in the presidential season again after labor day and possibly a 3rd and one vice presidential debate because of the lineup because of how the race is fundamentally change that we often talk about. these would become must-watch television event. so in that sense, we often think that the bates don't move the needle. we think these debates will move the needle for the 5. people are undecided. this particular election and the 5 people ok? so we've seen trump and harris debate quite a bit. not so much with.

>>vance and walls. how would you handicap the 2 debates? >>so this is what watches as we move closer to like a vice presidential debate. let's assume that one of those happened. the expectations for governor waltz are going to be really sky high, right, that that kind of every dad midwestern a the kind of jobs that are polite, but they come at you. and then an underperformance by jt manse. >>because he's not sure who he is. this is how it will be played. so they'll be under expectations will lower the the underperformance by jd vance and then the the kamala harris. people want to lower the expectations for wants. so we're going to be in this process of lowering expectations for these 2. go at it. it will be very interesting because they have start contrast, even though their boat veterans, for example, so democrats by selecting walls are not giving up on the veteran vote. and obviously the veterans vote has been hugely important for donald trump in the past with recent republican elections.

nonetheless, we expect this place to be right at a race that's virtual tie. perhaps kamala harris is a little bit ahead after a convention bump headed into labor day. and it's so makes the debates in the spending and the events that happened in the response by all the candidates moving forward. hugely important. the other component to this is you also don't want jd vance kind of following around a different vice president running for president governor waltz seat. you want report you want to push forward a new message and what is that message look like the trump team is trying to get ahead of that and they're not sure what that looks like even though and very professional people who know how they want to attack vice president kamala harris and tim was they just haven't gotten there yet. so they're rebooting their political as we see developing today and moving forward. well, it looks like we're going to see a lot more personality attacks and as opposed to policy. we saw that a little earlier today. >>donald trump held his press conference at mar-a-lago. and i i have to mention this is

yeah. it was at the top of our newscast and it it's local locally where he said that he donald trump said that mayor brown was with him on a helicopter that almost crashed and that mayor brown had bad things or unpleasant things to say about kamala harris. we're going to see more of that kind of. nastiness. yeah, i mean, there's going to be a lot of demonization of who these 2 people are in the democratic ticket that's going to be in the near term. >>if you're a political professional operating in trump world. and yes, there are some of them what they saw today and rolling out their their candidate and that press conference just a dog's breakfast. it was not a good look. and if you're going to keep going personal here, while the other side is talking about joy and optimism, that something it's really difficult to combat. so they're going to have to make a change. but can you do that

with your principal guy who often speaks to the personal and and the attack politics and that provides a direct contrast and that will turn some voters off so the beehive voters and the swifties, for example, those 18 to 34 that are part of the beyonce and the taylor swift kind of contingent. they're going to turn off from that and they're going to move. and in sizable numbers to kamala harris and walz. and that could be a problem because they become a critical voting block, even though not a lot of the vote when they do switch, they make a big difference. that will be something to watch in terms of popular culture and how these attacks kind of a work moving forward because right now they're going to fall deaf ears. okay. fascinating dynamics. david mcewan, thank you very much. the chair of the sonoma state political science department.

but tree in safety, top of mind and the south bay thursday, students as san jose unified school district to turn back school just days after an 11 year-old was killed. crossing the street kron four's. rob nesbit reports on the changes that could be soon coming to san jose roads. >>first day of school for kids in san jose. while they're busy inside the classroom, city leaders are busy outside making sure students are safe getting to and from school. >>balloons may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice. i saw a lot of parents driving their kids to school. i saw students being walked to school by their parents and with their friends. it's the walking to school that she's concerned about. she wants youngsters to be as safe as possible when they're in the crosswalk. and

that's becoming more difficult in san jose. the city recorded its 11th pedestrian fatality tuesday when 11 year-old boy was hit by a truck while crossing the street on his scooter. their all brothers sisters loved ones. >>they all leave our community in a tragic way and they're all crashes that are completely preventable. fully is the chair of vision 0 in san jose that works to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city. >>she wants drivers to slow down around school zones and for students to be extra cautious when walking to and from school, the council members working to have more signage around schools alerting drivers a 50 mile per hour zones. she says that enforcement has to be increased by law enforcement if the death rate of pedestrians continues to rise, we do need to have more traffic enforcement unit. police officers out there. >>who are just visually either slowing people down because there is a police officer nearby or they're handing out tickets. it's it's a deterrent. all of those things are really important fully

also mentioned infrastructure changes that she'd like to see happen, including removing lanes in some roads that have multiple lanes moving in one direction to slow down traffic. she'd also like to see more white and yellow candlesticks intersections. >>reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>the fbi rated 3 locations in san francisco thursday. the rays are tied to the head of a towing company. federal prosecutors are alleging insurance scam and this kron four's dan kerman reports. >>for nearly 6 hours, fbi agents were coming in and out of specialty telling located in the 2000 block of oakdale in san francisco. if the towing company sounds familiar, it should. it was back in april when a specialty tow truck allegedly tried to tow a vehicle with people inside of it. this raid has nothing to do with that. federal prosecutors say the raid at this and 2 other san francisco locations is tied to a federal indictment of tow company operator. jose. the

deo and jessica now haro federal prosecutors have charged them with mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an insurance scam. federal prosecutors allege that deal but a damaged non-functioning vehicle and haro got an insurance policy for it than in july of 2019. prosecutors allege no haro reported she was involved in an accident filed an insurance claim and then get a check for $34,000 which he turned over to the deo, those who live and work in this neighborhood were startled by the raid. it's good to know that we have some sort of control mechanism year. >>that, you know, people that we have some somebody doing the right thing. if somebody is doing the wrong thing, people are coming in to do the right thing and that feels good. i feel safe. >>those who work at the company slammed the gate and reporters the deal and harro were arrested thursday morning and appeared in federal court. they'll make their next court

appearance next week. dan kerman kron. 4 news. police are

suspected gunman who opened fire earlier this morning. a uc berkeley police say it happened near the clark kerr campus track kron four's philippe to call has the latest details >>law enforcement agencies seem to be focused on a home here on panoramic way in the berkeley hills. it's possible the suspect has been tracked to this location. we have heard police attempting to communicate with someone with a bullhorn. they headed over here just after noon. that's when most officers investigating the shooting

left the clark kerr campus track where the shooting allegedly occurred in the morning here at uc berkeley and set up a command center on the south side of memorial stadium. but just before 02:30pm, in the afternoon, law enforcement determined the home on panoramic way was empty. >>and left. >>university sent out an alert shortly after the shooting telling people to avoid the area. >>as police search for the gunman, he is described as a white man wearing black pants, a black? fortunately, no one was struck by the gunfire, but the university police department does confirm at least 2 shots were fired. several law enforcement agencies are involved in this investigation and they, again, are actively looking. >>for the shooter, he is also described as having least hair possibly. >>with red or orange highlights a woman who drove in from alameda to work out on the track in the morning was

startled when she was told about what happened. it's very alarming. it's intense. it's scary. i just glad no one was injured. but >>i'm glad there's also traffic because it delayed our worst time to be in the area. police ordered a campus lockdown after the shooting. >>that has since been lifted. but now that it has been determined, the home they were concentrating on on camera, mcquay was unoccupied. the shooter is still at large in berkeley. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>14 people have been arrested for allegedly engaging in illegal and explicit conversations with children over social media. it's the result of the latest undercover operation by the yuba county sheriff's office reporter clodagh stephanie and has the details. >>just outside of the yuba county sheriff's office where press conference was held just a little bit earlier. that press conference was focused on this sting operation where we're learning multiple arrests have been made that these predators can be from anywhere and be everywhere given social media and

officials had some advice for parents when it comes to their kids. being online weed up apps, social media. >>child predators are on there and they're looking for children. take a look at your screen. the yuba county sheriff's office says these men have been arrested on various charges, including meeting a minor for lewd purposes and an attempted lewd act on a child. the yuba county district attorney's office says in this latest law enforcement officers posed as minors. >>we're not doing like 16, 17 year-old were pretending to be. >>13 and younger. the district attorney says in the undercover operation, 24 law enforcement officers sat in a room working on phones and computers to build profiles indicating they were minors to lauren predators and had this advice for parents. >>and so you have to know that there are predators out they're looking to have contact children and being aware the apps that are on their who are they talking to wear? and it's hard, right? i mean, we want to give our kids

freedom at the same time, like it's just so important. it's so difficult world that we live in. >>the man accusedin these crimes were on platforms, engaging in suggestive conversations with who they thought were young girls from their arrangements were made to comment, engage in acts but were instead met by law enforcement. those arrested ranged in age from 26 to 81. and we're from areas including sacramento, marysville and davis. you're looking at the top of 4 years in but that sentencing on felonies, especially is so complicated. the of the county sheriff's office says one of the accused men moses corderro has worked as a special education technician at juvenile hall in sacramento county. the sacramento county office of education told us corderro has worked in different capacities with the department since 2004, but that he was put on leave once they learned of his arrest. the county sheriff's office says these individuals could face more charges and

longer prison sentences. we have the photographs. >>of the individuals that were arrested during this operation. and we're just asking people, if you had had an interaction, whether it be illegals suspicious or otherwise, please notify notify your local law enforcement. >>if you or your child has been sexually victimized by any of the individuals we've mentioned be sure to reach out to the yuba county sheriff's office reporting from marysville covering local news. that matters caught it. stephanie and fox. 40 news. the

conducting an investigation into the coast guard. this as whistleblowers detail

experiences of assault, harassment and other forms of misconduct. washington correspondent basil john reports on the hearing examining these experiences. >>it's time for words and over. >>and connecticut democrat senator richard blumenthal says it's time the coast guard is held accountable for those who experienced assault and harassment while enlisted rid the scourge of misconduct perfect blumenthal released a report before the hearing detailing experiences by more than 80 whistleblowers. my 2 assaults went unreported, alluded to previous assault. i experienced stating i was a problem. >>survivors share their stories where they were photographed inappropriately during x-ray received explicit messages and were drugged and assaulted. after that traumatic experience, i felt isolated and alone for one witness. it was just 2 days after she joined her unit. i met the man who would continue to assault me, harassed me

over the course the next 4 months. many of the victims say they were discouraged from coming forward. i was just home. >>get over he's in the brig. the coast guard released a statement on x saying, quote, we are inspired by their courage to share their stories and that they are implementing changes the culture and care for victims. however, blumenthal is frustrated that many victims are still struggling to get records from the coast guard on their own. the cases i love the coast. it's >>there's a certain part of the coast guard put a purpose. >>blumenthal is encouraging the coast guard to cooperate with his committee's requests and ensure more transparency reporting in washington. i'm basil, >>for the first time ever, the national debt surpassed 35 trillion dollars and economic experts warn it's too high. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains. >>the united states is now more than 35 trillion dollars in debt and adding to it about

$78,000 per second over the past year, nearly the average yearly salary for a person living in new york. the path that we're on is unsustainable. jerome powell, the chairman of the federal reserve, warns you can't run these kinds of deficits in really in in good fist, good economic times. >>for very long democrats blame the trump administration, tax cuts, congressional experts estimated it would add nearly 2 trillion dollars to the debt over 10 years. it was costly. was regress it did not pay for itself and republicans blame the biden administration's american rescue plan intended for covid relief and delivered $1400 stimulus checks. 1.9 trillion dollars of totally unnecessary spending while the political parties argue over who's responsible, the congressional budget office says congress controls less than a 3rd of the annual budget. >>73% of it is what's called mandatory spending for things

like medicare, medicaid and social security. they've been running on auto pilot since ronald reagan, oklahoma congressman tom cole chairs the house committee responsible for spending money he warns congress needs to do something to get mandatory spending under control. neither side has been honest with the american people. both cole and powell say acting sooner is better in washington. and in a >>more news (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business...

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>>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman and atm stolen from a market and i talk urrea damaged by an attempted break-in. they were among several businesses in san francisco targeted by thieves. kron four's. sara stinson spoke with the business owners and has the latest details >>is shattered the window at this market, stole the atm and completely ransacked the store. then 2 hours later in the mission, thieves tried to rip the security gate office talk urrea but they didn't get in. these 2 business owners telling me they're exhausted after continuous break-ins. >>another business in san francisco has its windows, boarded up with broken glass, scattered at its doorstep. this time thieves broke into uc market on 3rd avenue in the inner sunset. you need to the owner mckown and say own says 4 people stolen atm around 2.30, thursday morning. he says they also stole

cigarettes and liquor more than $12,000 worth of property. and now he has to pay to get the window fixed saying says this is the second break in this year and it happens several times last year. he says he also deals with smaller thefts multiple times a week, but the, you know, get us to come here. >>and then they did a lot of stuff. that's what they do is they show we'll be out. we put my gym. how difficult is for me. you know. keep working by myself. >>less than 2 hours after the break in it, you see market to korea by our to was also targeted by thieves. for tonight. don't get the owner, francisco ramos as this happened around for thursday morning. and it was the second attempted break-in this week. my neighbor called me. >>is it called the police? because they they guys again is an suv with the chain and rip the you're right. except remo says his security gate was destroyed and there's

damage to the building game. got kobe is a wrong. >>almost 6, $7,000. they only that ramos started as a dishwasher at another talk korea 4 decades ago and saved up enough money to open his own to korea in the early 2, thousands. >>he says he's doing everything he can to protect his business, but he wants the city to do with the company's protection. no, he did. for me. even get people as walking the assault ramos as he removed the atm from his to korea and leaves no cash in the restaurant overnight. meanwhile, for se une at u c market after 20 years of running the corner store, he says this might be the last straw. think them bolton incidents caught on video. the owners want to give it to police before sharing it publicly. i also reached out to san francisco police to get more details. >>but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson in studio. back to you.

>>all clear at u c berkeley tonight after police spent several hours earlier thursday searching for a man is suspected of firing a gun near campus university. police say the shots were heard just before 08:00am near the clark kerr campus track. no one was injured, but police issued a partial campus lockdown at the time. investigators still have not yet found the gunman, but he is described bleach hair with possible red or orange highlights. and he was last seen wearing a black shirt. black pants and a red backpack. in oakland. a father of 2 is fighting for his life after he was shot in the head. while napping inside his own oakland home. acrding to a gofundme set up by the family walk along was hit by a bullet that went through the wall of his apartment late last thursday on east 19th street. the bullet went through his head and out of his left eye. now the gofundme says he is the sole provider of his family has currently in the

icu. the oakland housing authority, which manages the apartment says they're still looking for a suspect. and affordable housing measure will not appear on san mateo county ballots in november. the measure would have allowed san mateo county to greenlight affordable housing without voter approval. supporters said it would speed up much needed affordable housing construction, but a handful of cities in san mateo county were opposed saying they weren't given sufficient time to understand implications of the measure. >>it's from the comments today. there are a lot of misunderstandings about this matter and you know, those misunderstandings need to clarified. and i think we can do that through community sessions throughout region so forth. >>the measure first came before the san mateo county board of supervisors on july 22nd supervisor said that decision put it on hold. we'll give the county more time to engage with the public and cities about the measure

before any future decisions were made. now let's turn to weather for that. we go to kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton kathy. >>hey, we've got some gray clouds are low level marine clouds moving in across the coast and of the usual passes in gaps and filling in the valleys. so its gray. and that's a concern. of course, if you're going to go to outside lands, got several concerns. here's a beautiful view of exploratory. and by the way, one concern is e air quality continues on the moderate side except the coast. it's good but moderate again tomorrow because of the wildfire smoke coming in our direction us, especially the west coast. we do have a lot of smoke. we so far we've dodged that bullet. we would have seen a lot love black on this map. but now notice the blue on this map, the blue indicates low levels of smoke, but there is a bit of smoke. at least we don't have the oranges and the reds coming out of the fires and heading toward nevada. in the meantime, we also have fog. there is a low-level fog

clouds moving in, blanketing much of the bay area and then it pulls back the coast tomorrow morning goes right back out again on saturday morning will see more gray and more clouds. so temperatures right now 50's 60's, very nice tie. pressure starting to move away and low pressure starting to take control. >>thanks, kathy. take a look at this. now. scientists are tracking the world's biggest iceberg that's currently floating in the antarctic ocean. the colossal iceberg known as a to 3 a is twice the size of greater london. researchers with the british antarctic survey have been tracking the iceberg since it first broke free. back in 1986. they say it was stuck in the for decades before it started floating in 2020 and now it's believed to be stuck again and what researchers call and porsche and ocean vortex. >>wow. and what's happened is that bucket effect. we got stuck over region of

underwater mountains. we know that he's ground out in the sea floor. he's just very gently rotating that i'm moving around about 15 degrees every day. >>scientists say they are determined to follow it every step of the way. what a crazy sight. the hair. well, you're h

slamming into a power pole causing a huge mess and shutting down a busy intersection. it happened on the very same street that 11 year-old boy was killed earlier this week. kron four's will tran is in san jose with the latest. >>look at the mess right behind me. this was caused at

around 2.40 in g. i this case, no one died. this is exactly 1.8 miles from the location where an 11 year-old boy was hit and killed on tuesday afternoon. this is camden avenue pg and e crews here. they have to put down a new power pole. let me show you video from a little bit earlier this morning. this is around 07:20am, in the morning when they finally remove the car that caused all of this mask. you can see the front end damage to the blue car right there. this is at the intersection of kooser road and camden. this is a t intersection, meaning you can only make a left or right. but instead the driver goes straight ahead. no skid marks whatsoever. so full speed ahead into the power pole. fortunately, it is a poll that helps keep up the lines and it's not exactly a power pole

that south. it's part of the structure, the infrastructure, power lines. so no lines were next to him when he staggers out from his car. let me show you the video. this all went down at around 2.40 in the morning. there were people near this area. he came within a few feet of driving right into a taco bell. he got out of his car. there were witnesses near this area. here's what they had to describe about his actions. >>was facing drive-thru 5, but it even things. everything is exposing. and alison wortham to lake and explosion. so i got a marker my with end. you see in the current there. to smoke and everything. >>san jose police say that he is a suspected drunk driver. he was taken to the recklessly only minor injuries because of

power lines. they never actually went down to the ground. they were just dangling. electricity was not white out in this particular neighborhood, which is why you can see cars are being allowed through, albeit and this direction, only one lane. and look at this. look at how close he came to slamming into that taco bell. and from what we understand, it was still open at the time. >>tonight, a suspected serial killer is in custody in connection with 3 strangling murders in ventura county. it's dating back more than 40 years. reporter omar lewis has details on how authorities cracked the cold cases. >>investigators say a chilling chapter in ventura county history is now coming to a close after detectives were able to crack a set of cold case murders dating back to 1977. arresting a man now accused of the gruesome murders of 3 women. these murders. may have occurred. 47 years ago. but investigators

never gave up seeking justice. the ventura county district attorney announcing a breakthrough in a 47 year-old mystery solved. thanks to dna evidence. a lot has changed in ventura county. since the deaths kimberley fritts smell that sanchez and the rain. rodriguez. >>but what hasn't changed is our commitment. 73 year-old warren luther alexander from mississippi is now in police custody, charged with 3 counts of first-degree murder charges that stem from a series of strangulation killings that happened across ventura county. back in 1977. claiming the lives of 18 year-old kimberly carol. fritz, 31 year-old develop its sanchez and 21 year-old lorraine rodriguez led them to believe. >>it was at the hands of the same suspect specifically. all 3 victims commercial workers. a vocation that subjected them to violence. as well as

extreme exploitation in february of 2023, the ventura county sheriff's cold case unit began re-examining the 1977 cases. and thanks to the efforts of the ventura county sheriff's cold case unit along with the oxnard and port 20 me police departments, dna evidence collected from the crime scenes pointed to alexander with a perfect dna match. on tuesday, alexander was extradited from north carolina where he is awaiting prosecution for a 1992 cold case murder. he allegedly committed their dna uploaded to the national database from the north carolina case helped lead detectives here in ventura county to alexander. investigators now hope this arrest brings some semblance of closure to all of the victims families just because case has gone cold. does not mean it should ever be forgotten in. this is active investigation. we do indeed believe there are additional

victims both locally and in other states. and alexander made his first court appearance earlier today here in ventura county. he has an arraignment set for later this month and is now facing the possibility of life in prison without parole. that's the latest for now reporting from ventura. i'm omar lewis will send it back to you in the studio.

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center honoring the life and legacy of stephon clark was broken into and burglarized on wednesday morning. according to family zach boetto reports from the house after speaking with the family. >>stephen clark would have

been 29 on saturday and his family plan to have a celebration of life here at stephen house. but you can see behind me that the window is still broken from this burglary. and now the family is wondering why someone would do this to such a beautiful place. >>3 days before stephen clark's birthday, the community center built in named in his legacy was broken into and burglarized devontae clark discovered the aftermath. this is just been they want the worst days of our lives because when i went and seeing that window i office, i realized, wow. >>he's 3 days until staff paused, aren't they? >>and these guys have nerve. the audacity >>to break into his house, marsh added heart broken. it it feels as 3/18/2018, all over back in 2018, large protests broke out in sacramento after police officers shot and killed stephon clark in the backyard of his grandmother's house when they mistook his cellphone for a gun. >>shortly after stephens, older brothers devontae clark launched the i m sack

foundation and open stephen shouse to give the community a safe place to come together on a regular basis for a good cause to stephen taste of funds. house is more than just an office space. and this break-in hits deep, worried about it because said, is this a race faces resource wrecks and this is somebody is for the community. comes here for shelter. the commute comes here help. >>the committee comes in for healing. the community comes. here's scene. i want to deal folks in the world the scene play x box, a playstation or whatever. you know, now they can do that because whoever did this such assault on the life and legacy stephon clark to monte says the criminals broke in through a front window work their way back to the game room and stole multiple gaming consuls. >>he says they expect to have video of the break-in by friday and hope to find whoever is responsible is not about. >>the things in this that these things and things is is the fact that you came into broke into a safe space. you broke into museum. you broke into somewhere where where people come fellowship. i love

in life and legacy of a person who should be alive today. >>savant, a says the damage is expected to cost the i m sack foundation between 5 to $7,000 to replace. they have filed a police report for this investigation reporting in sacramento county covering local news that matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. >>more news a terror attack

scheme cancels 3 sold-out taylor swift concerts in austria. authorities arrested 2 suspects and are sharing more about their motivations, including a pledge to isis. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc

with more. authorities say the suspects involved were inspired by the islamic state group. they say a 19 year-old man confessed to wanting to kill as many people as possible outside the stadium. >>it's a sad day for swifties like 17 year-old anna marie. i just couldn't stop crying. but austrian officials say a tragedy was prevented. one concert organizers canceled 3 taylor swift shows in the capital city of stuff east alton officials arrested 2 men believed to be behind the plot. the main suspect, a 19 year-old austrian who had pledged allegiance to the islamic state group online. he also confessed plans to carry out the attack with knives or explosives. investigators say they found bomb making materials at his home. we do come in the very swift action that they took 2 >>disrupt what could have a quite obviously been a very serious incident. state department spokesman matthew miller said the u.s. is in

touch with the austrian government and is leaving the investigation to them. i think we know all too well. the threat of isis, the pentagon says the u.s. works with its allies to fight isis, but the cia declined to say if u.s. intelligence played a role in the investigation. >>concert organizer, barracuda music said it stands by its decision. they expected some 65,000 fans inside the stadium for each concert. and as many as 30,000 outside, barracuda music says all tickets will be refunded >>the show will still go on for taylor swift's aires tour in europe. >>her next stop next week is in london where the mayor says the city will be on high alert in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>flight tracking app is adding a helpful new feature for travelers. plus the biggest pain points at ev charging stations. demuro has those stories in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. after 11 years in 100 million devices sold,

google is ending production of chrome cast. the simple dongle made it easy to stream audio and video to tv's just by plugging the device into an hdmi port and using your phone as a remote control since it's release streaming apps and set top boxes have taken over the scene. but casting will still live on since it's built into millions of tv's and android streaming devices, including a new set top box from google called google tv streamer for k the new $100 device has better performance. a remote control with a finder feature and ai to help you find stuff to watch. it's available. september 24th one of the best flight tracking apps has a new ai-powered feature that helps predict when your flight might b delayed even before your airline knows flighty is arguably the best and most beautifully designed flight tracking app. it launched in 2019. the new feature uses machine learning to predict

delays caused by late aircraft weather ground stops congestion and even taxiing delays to predict delays up to 6 hours before airlines announced them this way. you can have a heads up on rebooking and rescheduling flay is on apple devices only right now. there is a free level, but this is part of their pro subscription for $48 a year a new report reveals why charging electric cars can still be a pain. the charger help study looked at 20,000 non-tesla ev charging stations in the u.s. and found that broken chargers aren't reported properly apps. give the wrong info about whether a charger is working. some older chargers are already breaking down and certain charging networks are more reliable than others. the study found that chargers only work about 74% of the time. the biggest issues are broken. cables damaged screens and payments. that one except the study concluded that there needs to be more back and forth data between apps and charging

networks. as always more information on everything i mentioned here on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >>calling all the fbi rated 3

locations in san francisco thursday. the rays are tied to the head of a towing company. federal prosecutors are alleging insurance scam and this kron four's dan kerman reports. police are looking for a suspected gunman who opened fire earlier this morning. a uc berkeley police

say it happened near the clark kerr campus track kron four's philippe to call has the latest details enforcement agencies seem to be focused on a home here on panoramic way in the berkeley hills. >>it's possible the suspect has been tracked to this location. we have heard police attempting to communicate with someone with a bullhorn. they headed over here just after noon. that's when most officers investigating the shooting left the clark kerr campus track where the shooting allegedly occurred in the morning here at uc berkeley and set up a command center on the south side of memorial stadium. but just before 02:30pm, in the afternoon, law enforcement determined the home on panoramic way was empty. >>and left. >>university sent out an alert shortly after the shooting telling people to avoid the area. >>as police search for the gunman, he is described as a white man wearing black pants, a black? fortunately, no one was struck by the gunfire, but

the university police department does confirm at least 2 shots were fired. several law enforcement agencies are involved in this investigation and they, again, are actively looking. >>for the shooter is also described as having least hair possibly. >>with red or orange highlights a woman who drove in from alameda to work out on the track in the morning was startled when she was told about what happened. it's very alarming. it's intense. it's scary. i just glad no one was injured. but >>i'm glad there's also traffic because it delayed our worst time to be in the area. police ordered a campus lockdown after the shooting. >>that has since been lifted. but now that it has been determined, the home they were concentrating on on camera, mcquay was unoccupied. the shooter is still at large in berkeley. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. as they say, the

will go on the california shakespeare theater is about to celebrate 50 years in the bay area and they were able to meet their goal for an emergency fund raising campaign. for more on this kron four's justine waldman spoke with executive director of cal shakes clive or easily. thank you so much for joining us. we're excited to. have your show go on. on september 14th as schedule. talk to us a little bit about. >>the production. and is there still money that needs to be raised to keep the show going are you totally good? >>well, you know, we're at a nonprofit theater in the united the fundraising for as never stops actually we were, however, able secure the on

her say funding that we needed put the show on. but again, it's a it's a year-round cycle and fundraising for it the in the entire industry, american nonprofit theater is struggling these with ticket sales in increasing costs production downward trends in funding from foundations and private individuals. so i'm making ends has gotten more difficult for all of in industry. much to so i read isn't a lot of your production house. her mom also work there and sort of where she got her start and >>back when you're having a lot of financial difficulty, she stepped up raised about a donated about $100,000 which helped kind of keep things moving along. are you kind of hoping that you might see something like that again this year? incredibly to grateful

for all of >>we can't rely any one individual to flip to you know, we would sit all right. so you're celebrating your 50th anniversary season. >>tell us about the show that you're putting on what kim people who come check it out. expect. >>shakespeare's as you like. it shakespeare, perhaps his most past oral it. we see it as a sort analog to the experience of coming to visit us here. the beautiful bronze at theater in the siesta valley, east bay hills it's a play about some young people who leave confines their lives home. a church school, and escape into the forest of arden magical things can take place and where self discovery awakening to love can happen

it's a delightful that we hope every night we'll come enjoy. and that's and that's how happening on september 14th. clive. >>worsley, thank you so much for joining us to help you get a sellout crowd and that the performers break a leg. >>thank you so much. we appreciate your support. >>the fbi rated 3 locations in san francisco thursday. the rays are tied to the head of towing company. federal prosecutors are alleging insurance scam and this kron four's dan kerman reports. >>for nearly 6 hours, fbi agents were coming in and out of specialty telling located in the 2000 block of oakdale in san francisco. if the towing company sounds familiar, it should. it was back in april when a specialty tow truck allegedly tried to tow a vehicle with people inside of it. this raid has nothing to do with that. federal prosecutors say the raid at this and 2 other san francisco locations is tied to a federal indictment of tow company operator. jose. the

deo and jessica now haro federal prosecutors have charged them with mail fraud, wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an insurance scam. federal prosecutors allege the deal but a damaged non-functioning vehicle and haro got an insurance policy for it than in july of 2019. prosecutors allege no haro reported she was involved in an accident filed an insurance claim and then get a check for $34,000 which she turned over to the deo. those who live and work in this neighborhood were startled by the raid. it's good to know that we have some sort of control mechanism year. >>that, you know, people that we have some somebody doing the right thing. if somebody is doing the wrong thing, people are coming in to do the right thing and that feels good. i feel safe >>those who work at the company slammed the gate and reporters the deal and harro were arrested thursday morning and appeared in federal court.

they'll make their next court appearance next week. dan kerman kron. 4 news. governor n

help to welcome 2 new additions. the san diego zoo, a pair of giant pandas. zara barker reports at the san diego zoo where visitors are celebrating their big debut. >>and say, oh, my god, the long-awaited giant pandas at the sandy are officially open to the public. i made this to shirt. i make sure to look. and then to san diego back and i did that years on the and the pandemonium is felt as want and sing made their

public debut thursday morning marking a historic moment of diplomacy between the u.s. and china. they bring such joy to the community. they are such a species. i am very excited to see them. and i will probably should couple here all their new habitat. panda ridge is 4 times larger than it used to be and it's needed as they are drawing a big crowd to them, not going to i cry for every law. there's 3 ways to see the pandas in person with daily time slots. so when you walk into the zoo grounds once again, not before that, the day prior when you're physically onto ground, you're going to find qr codes all over the san diego if you know, you me, follow the link and you get your check it right. and we offer thousands of tickets on a day-to-day basis. you can also book a morning tour before the zoo opens. but those are booked through september. another option is this standby line with a bit longer of a what alan? 37 minutes. but that's not stopping thousands of

people patiently waiting to get a peek at the pandas and then cars last week just to make sure that give you see the pandas. >>i don't today. welcome again. nowhere i want to see the pandas and then shot the panda selection that when they got in. >>and after you're done, doing the pandas at the san diego zoo, you can find just about any sort of panda merch. you can think the big question of the day is what will the pandas be doing when you see them? they are sleeping and it was really they were exploring and getting used to their new home, which was cool to excited just to see that >>because i loved pandas. and when they eat, it's hilarious with a chilling news. just like the funniest animals did. well. >>stocks surged higher following new data on the labor market. plus, anaheim's housing market has just reached a significant milestone. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. i've been saying all week that even though

there's a lot of volatility out there, economic fundamentals are strong and today. well, wall street was once again agreeing with me. the dow up nearly 700 points today as new data pointing to a strong labor market and allayed concerns about an imminent recession. weekly jobless claims a proxy for layoffs came in lower than expected back up the market back into a buying mood and the shopping spree took off right there. but not all stocks did great. today. warner brothers discovery, for example, was down 9% after yesterday reporting a massive 10 billion dollar quarterly loss. drugmaker eli lilly, on the other hand, saw its shares rise 9% on better than expected earnings and strong demand for its diabetes drugs. that also double as weight loss drugs. and here's really interesting stat. a recent survey of 130 ceos found that 70% do not expect a recession within the next 12 months a year ago, ceo said that they thought there was 80% chance of a recession. so things have

really changed and they've changed as well in the property market. sky-high prices are pushing up home values and well, that's good for homeowners. he keeps things unaffordable. the news today, anaheim is now joining la among cities where local home values top 1 trillion dollars. anaheim, chicago, phoenix and washington have now joined la new york, atlanta and boston as cities where the local home values are a trillion dollars or more. and san diego and seattle are just behind again. this really underlines the fact that for many people, home prices are just out of reach. and if you're wondering, we're right behind new york in new york, total home values are now 2.0. 48 trillion dollars in la. it's 2.1, 9 trillion dollars. and that's a big chunk of change. back to you. >>michelle pfeiffer is joining the yellowstone universe and a new series titled madison. plus, the trailer has dropped for the film saturday night

which shows the chaos behind the creation of the first saturday night live episode. dayna devon has the details in the entertainment report. >>start here with a major update about the hit paramount series, yellowstone. so earlier this year it was announced that the show would return for the 2nd half of the 5th season in november. and it was also announced it to spin off series are in the works. and now we know who will star in one of those spinoffs. >>suez excuse me. time. >>you have any previous experience. the time >>wish you'd stop looking at me like that. like that. it's too intense. you don't look, he stared makes me want to

>>michelle pfeiffer is the latest. a list actor to star in the yellowstone universe. she'll start a new series called madison and follows a new york city family that moves to the madison river valley of central montana plot and production. details remain under wraps. and now we have a first look at the highly anticipated film about saturday night live and its origins titled saturday night. the movie highlights the chaos that inspired over the course of the final 90 minutes before the show hit the airwaves for the first time. here's a look at the trailer. >>look, my name is lauren michaels and cris your saturday night night. yeah, the whole night. chevy chase right there. and how the you pronounce ruling. you know, i was thinking. we punt. we can

run the dress rehearsal in claw back a win next saturday. we can't. a live show. >>just not right. it doesn't matter that we're ready. man is in a slump in 30. that's when we do. on trying give you advice. nbc makes more money players of tonight show. nbc is lucky to have something as relevant shown. they don't want that logical thing. that's why the packers all of the 90 minutes of live television, michael, 20 year-old never made it. were stopped along the way. they yes. culture show starring total 0 even >>saturday night hits theaters october 11th, which is the same day snl premiered back in 1975. the movie looks really good. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>more news co

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gray at the coastline. clouds and fog are moving in across the coastline, heading into the inland areas will be really blanketing much of the bay area by tomorrow morning. so >>it's a great view of the golden gate if you can see it because of course, the clouds and fog are home there. you can see all of its kind of the lights are kind of the effected by the clouds and the fog. so there you go. concerns this weekend. well, the air quality continues to be only moderate as it was today because of the fires effect of the fires across the western u.s. except at the coastline is moderate, not a spare the air day. so that's the good news. another concert again,

those clouds and fog. this is forecast product that shows you how the the blanket of fog tomorrow morning pulls back toward the coastline. some areas still inland. a little bit of fog around san francisco. but then again, by tomorrow night, the winds start to push the fog and clouds right back speaking of wind. not so windy right now. it's died down a little bit. but by tomorrow afternoon, as you might expect, it can cause kicks up again. 27 miles per hour, right through the golden gate. 22 in fairfield and 18 miles per hour at mountain view. temperatures right now 50's 60's for the most part. antioch is one of the warm spots lingering still in the 70's at 72 degrees. high temperatures. here you go. big fly 50's and 60's for san francisco. 62 in golden gate park. so not that warm for outside lands 50's mostly along the coastline. you get to the bay shoreline into the peninsula. 60's 70's for the most part. and 76 redwood city should start to head southward

and eastward. it warms up just a little bit more even into the 70's and 80's kinda hot when you stick around livermore and also in brentwood. some of hot temperatures are sticking with us a little bit longer, but they'll start to die down little bit later on in the forecast. so 80 degrees tomorrow in san anselmo. here's a look at the 7 day forecast. we do see some numbers still in the very hottest spots in the 90's. but overall, it's a cooling trend and temperatures are quite moderate at this point. >>here we go again. the giants once again had an opportunity today to get above 500 for the first time since late may. >>let's see how they would at. let's go to d c and the goofy stuff. it started early and that high pitch tones right at marchand is no stone was called a 3rd strike. bob melvin understandably kicked off and getting tossed out the game just irritating stuff all around. you got the better blue. now there were 2

separate rain delays during this one. just nasty weather in dc i would definitely left, but i also want to miss the pretty good game get things started 3rd to offer my cue straps tn that is going to one half of the law. for a ground-rule double that and it is 2 to one run this fast forward all the way to the 9th game tied at 2, 2, out base is loaded for he gets his revenge on fitzgerald that brings in a couple runs. >>she was 46. he was 6 on the day. the giants go up 5. incomes, camille, the ball. struggling a little. he's in trouble here and left the struggles continue for this guy. he was an all-star cople years ago was electric. >>now we're going to extras top of the 10th now. i mean, with men on the corners for brett wisely, take it with you. look at his picture. perfect. but he got down the first base line that brings in a run. the run. >>same inning. now. michael,

can florida. but this one out of fights that one off blooper shallow 2 more score giants going to win 9 to 5. they are now above 500 for the first time since may niners camp. we didn't get much breaking news today. know brandon aiyuk resolution and >>trent williams is still holding out. francisco did bring in a wide receiver 2 competing cam because everybody is either heard or holding out. >>as you see him right there, robbie chosen formally known robbie anderson, 8 year and play for the jets. the panthers and the dolphins. the jets were probably the best portion of his career. maybe panthers. he's had some good years. >>anyway, another vet. >>who has been in camp since day one is trent taylor. obviously niners fans familiar with trent from his first stint with the organization from 2017 to 2020. it seems like it's been a seamless adjustment. fitting back in

with his old squat. he's familiar with the coaching staff, the scheme and just ready to make an overall impact. >>was it was easy to step back into because being here for 4 years prior. you know, that's kind of like my first knowledge of everything in the nfl. and so going to a different team. they can use the same words of the same burbage i kind of revert back to okay. this is how i learned nsa. but now this is what it means here. but instead of going through that whole process, i kind of just go back to the way learned here previously. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. for watching and have a great rest of your night.