>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. a tragedy in the north bay to women and their dogs were killed in early morning fire in vallejo kron four's sara stinson spoke with neighbors who say they're devastated by this sudden loss. >>people who live in this neighborhood are sadden by the deadly fire. many saying they're in shock. the

neighbors. they saw nearly every day are now gone. >>only by 2. >>cell phone video capturing massive flames roaring out of a vallejo home on depaul drive just before 3 monday morning. cortez dammer on says this is what he saw after he woke up tsmell of smoke. came out like know is like no one knew it was on fire was crazy. i was like dang. no one hears this. cameron says he tried to put out the fire with a garden hose while his step son called 9-1-1. he also tried calling his neighbors who live in the house. that was on fire. >>i don't we don't know nothing. i tried call on the phone or straight to voicemail. fire crews arrived and started searching for people inside the home. one woman died on scene. another woman was pulled out of the house by she was like still kind of like walking. you know, she kind of collapse right here. so they had lived, brought the gurney. so i put on a gurney say was like they

try to bring it back to life. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. damron says he was heartbroken when he found out. i was like family to me. me next door. neighbors and seager modest. that's all i needed to know. so they were pleasant. like i'd wait them to a particular was crazy. like every time drove past a they waved 2 dogs also died in the fire. firefighters got the flames under control within 30 minutes in stopped it from spreading to nearby homes. >>windows and doors have since been boarded up. cameron says word has spread throughout the tight-knit neighborhood. they were good people the whole neighborhood is sad about this. like for sure. people be reaching neighbors. >>we everybody knows them. basically. >>the cause of the fire is still under investigation. it's unclear if there was working smoke detectors inside the home. cameron says he'll surely be checking his after this. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news.

>>over in the south bay, protests continue over changes happening at the only trauma center in east side. san jose today regional medical center reduce its service is taking a from a level 2 trauma center to a level 3 kron. 4 jack molmud explains why doctors and community advocates say this will threaten those who suffer from strokes and heart attacks. >>today the owners of regional medical center here in east side, san jose say they have successfully lowered the services in its trauma center, bringing it down from a level 2 trauma center to a level 3, but around 2 dozen eastside, san jose residents showed up here to good samaritan hospital in west side, san jose to call out the investments, made it into the richer and whiter neighborhoods here on the side of town at leaving out the more diverse areas of the east side. san jose behind marching to the ceo of hca to please compassion in his heart.

>>and all that more lives below. and a rally protesting the decision to cut service is that east side, san jose's only trauma center, hca healthcare originally was planning to close down its trauma center entirely before public complaints. instead, it's now downgraded the level of care. very, very, very large between. >>a level 2 and level 3 trauma center. and in that well, for the of show with the trauma center dropping to a level 3 heart attack and stroke victims may still have to travel to other trauma centers. sometimes half an hour away eye on a vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me would be regional. and if they close it. >>i'm minutes away from another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and east side. san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of

doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. but here's the thing. >>our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this >>because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >>and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles. they tell us to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve services in east side. san jose will not go away. and they also plan to host town halls to residents there in the east side informed of any possible changes going forward. reporting in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >>well, hotel workers in san jose will vote on a possible strike tomorrow. it comes months after unsuccessful

negotiations with major hotel chains like hilton area and the hyatt hotel workers are asking for raises better workloads and protections for work at get associated with guest services and amenities contracts expired last month. and now if approved the union representing more than 600 san jose hotel workers could call strikes at any time. and tonight san jose police are looking for suspect they believe shot and killed a man on sunday. it happened at a business on mclaughlin avenue near the 2.80, on-ramp police say they found the victim with the least one gunshot wound. he was later taken to the hospital where he died. police say the suspects ran away before they arrived. an investigation is ongoing. if you have any information related to the suspect, you're asked to call police. and police are investigating after a body was found over the weekend in golden gate park near the outside lands festival francisco. the body was found near the handball courts just after one

yesterday afternoon. this is about a mile away from the music fest. it's not clear if the man had attended outside lands and the cause of the death is unknown at this time. but san francisco police say there are no signs of foul play. we will bring you updates, of course, as they are released. and it was a chilly weekend for those at outside lands. but looking ahead to the rest of the week, what should you expect? here's kyle for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lard. >>out there right now, skies are mostly clear. but look at that. it's hazy out there right now. we have seen some of the plumes kind of building up in the atmosphere under high pressure. you can couple are still in the yellow there in the north bay into oakland. also part of the east bay looking at some of yellow conditions right now. that means some moderate amounts of fluid building up some haze out there right now. i improving conditions, though, going forward. here's your smoke forecast and use. you can see we've been really fortunate for most of fires. we've got numerous fires, get the park fire to the north. you've got the other fires burning around the state right now. any change that wind

pattern could bring some of that smoke back our way. but we've been constantly over these last couple weeks, 7, mainly an onshore flow means a westerly component. when brings us that nice, fresh ocean there our way and looks like that will be the case again for tomorrow. even in the afternoon. still looking good. how about that? that nice onshore breeze. keep your skies. nice and clear. so i think overall tomorrow, even better than today, i think most areas going to be the green tomorrow and the north bay, the coast, the east and the south bay, all the air quality is looking good. now we are seeing some changes in the atmosphere here now, as we've had that monsoonal moisture kind of roll on through a couple thunderstorms popping up over this year and about again. but that was all about to change. we're going to be talking about maybe a little more him to fall coming our way in the next couple of days. >>looking good. thanks so much, lawrence. you're watching. kron on will

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election headquarters. vice president kamala harris held a big fundraiser in san francisco this weekend. her campaign says she raised millions of dollars, but her visit was met with protests. kron four's michael thomas gives us a recap of the events. >>this fundraising event at the fairmont hotel brought in more than 13 million dollars for vice president kamala harris and her presidential campaign. not only where there are tons of supporters outside the hotel, but there were also some pro-palestinian protesters demanding a ceasefire. vice president kamala harris land in the bay area saturday night after a campaign stop in nevada. these are photos of her being greeted by city officials. >>her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz did not attend this event but a close ties to the bay area did bring in 100 cameras were not allowed inside the hotel. the big democratic names like governor gavin newsom, former

house speaker nancy pelosi of mayor london breed and attorney general rob bonta were all in attendance. tickets range anywhere from 3,000 to $50,000. each which supporters say were well worth you don't take vacation and it's it's it's easy trade to make. little little bit of financial sacrifice. >>we have 6 grandkids. the future is what she's all about. well, lots of support was inside the fundraiser outside the hotel. pro-palestinian protesters chanted their demands, asking for a cease-fire in gaza. >>similar to what the vice president saw last week in michigan. we're here to say you've got to do we're not voting for you and the whole country can go down. >>vice president kamala harris left the fairmont hotel sunday afternoon and headed back to dc to continue her work at the white house as we get more details regarding the next stops on the bp's campaign

trail will continue to keep you updated. but that is very latest here in san francisco. >>michael thomas, i'll send it back to live in the studio. >>the 2024 race for president is in full swing with one week until the democratic national convention now vice president harris and former president trump are trying to draw sharp differences between their 2 campaigns. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest from the campaign trail. >>the harris campaign wants to write its momentum into the convention. but the trump campaign says this is only a honeymoons days for harris. >>former president donald trump returned to axe formally known as twitter monday posting our economy is shattered. our border has been erased. we're a nation in decline. harris administration is focused so much on these side issues instead of on the real on abc and cnn sunday, trump's running mate, senator jd vance said vice president kamala harris does not have a plan for the next 4 years. she only speaks to voters behind a

teleprompter. >>everything is scripted. she doesn't have her policy positions out there. vance also defended the controversial comments he made labeling women without biological children, including harris herself as, quote, childless cat ladies with no direct stake in america. i never danna criticize people for not having kids. i criticize people for being anti child. harris argues democrats are pro child and their policies reflect that. i proudly. >>put my record against his every >>harris promised voters saturday her administration would deliver affordable childcare and healthcare and also fix the country's broken immigration system. comprehensive reform that includes yes, strong border security and earned pathway to citizenship. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>more news

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you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. advocates out on monday. helping people living in rv's there. the san francisco zoo move out. the city has ordered them to find a new place to live by wednesday. kron four's will tran has the story. >>what's happening right now is san francisco parking enforcement. they are on the scene and they have been here since around 9 o'clock in the morning. you can see them all fair. one is stepping out of the cushman. they going along here. checking registration if they have everything intact, they have to move within a 72 hour period. if their registration is not up to date, then they run the risk of being towed. you can see a lot of cars moving right now

back and forth. there's that camry, reversing a lot of people are choosing leave this area because they think it's just a matter of time. reportedly the deadline was yesterday. now it looks like they're laying down the tracks to get these people to move from this location, which the city of san francisco, they say, told them to move here couple weeks ago. let me show you video just to give you a little bit closer to the scene at its height, about 60 rv's were here, but started moving over the weekend. they actually were a mile away from this location near san francisco state. but the city told them after a couple years at the other location, they should move to zoom road and all of a sudden now they're being forced to move once again. we got a chance to talk to one person who lives inside the rv. here's what she had to say through a translator. >>and you see that he was offered something bush. they tell her that she had 2 living

alone, that she says she had an incident. she she can't live below. she wants to be together family. being pushed around. think as a kid is traumatize is everyone. but the kids really, really impacted by all of i want you to pay attention to that sign there. and there are many of them on both sides of the street. there's a lot of confusion is says monday through friday. >>and also gives the 14 through 9.14 that no one can stop along here. this being monday is not 8.14. it is 8.12. so there's a lot of confusion going on. and according to the homeless advocates, they're saying that confusion can also mean intimidation to the people. you can some of them are coming back right now after moving locations. they simply don't know what's going to happen to them. they believe that may be san francisco will come out to help them find an apartment. but according to homeless advocates, even in a

best-case scenario, they find an apartment. one takes about 90 days to have everything checked out. where are they going to part for the next 90 days? back to you. >>from pilots who permanence in the north bay, an experimental program to help curb crime outside to schools in vallejo is now deemed a success. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports it won't be fully enforce when students return to class next week in the spring for the final month of the last school year, security guards and barriers bookended nebraska street between amador and pierce streets between label hig school and the john finnie education complex. >>the strategy brainstormed by the city of vallejo and vallejo city unified school district for about a year before moving forward with the temporary closure. unfortunately, there's been some drive by >>shootings and unsafe things that happened and we want to be proactive and make sure we protect our youth during the

pilot program, the street was closed monday through friday during school hours from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the late afternoon, the program's results were revealed last week during a joint city and school district committee meeting. there was a few neighbors are a little i'm upset about having to drive somewhere else. but otherwise it was very successful. john fox is vice president of the vallejo city unified school district board of education and chair of the city and school districts to buy 2 committee. he says the pilot reduced crime and speeding in the area and students felt safer with closed campuses. that is why the pilot will become permanent. it's already been approved. we just need to go for further now with installing permanent street closures. >>speed homes on the street talks as the city and school district are still working to secure funding for permanent road closure gates and possibly security personnel. >>adding that the closure will

not fully go into effect until january, hoping that when school starts back up next week, the open area remain safe in the months before philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. over

the weekend. thousands of people enjoyed music at the san jose just summer festival. kron 4 shock moment brings us inside the local tradition since 1989. >>fred first and it's been going on since 1989. and i've been coming since its inception in order to be a

full enjoy or of the 35th annual jazz fest in san jose. there's one big prerequisite. first of all, you have to be the jazz which i am. i grew up in detroit and we love jazz and r b. jazz, you know, it's hard to find really good this is a real jazz musician while we're there, the headliner, herbie hancock from los angeles around the world. this just superstar has played with jazz greats throughout the decades like miles davis. he's also won. 4 grammys pretty good. he's like he's international artist. thousands of people here for the second day of the jazz festival. many of them saying it's the first time back since the pandemic like karl babcock is here with his family and says this is one of the only times you can catch this many jazz musicians this close to home. >>in the same place, goodness it also comes at a break in the south bay heat throughout

the summer with food and clothing vendors to tickets for the kids were 13 and adults around. or she let out a yummy is here for what is around her 20th year living in san jose's. she says getting tickets this weekend. we're a no-brainer for them. i that, you know, normally to listen to books as the list goes on for the great things about the creativity. >>level musicianship is really. >>and first, who has volunteered to serve that in the past says it's a big boost for san jose businesses and is another attraction during the same week as outside lands in san francisco. but now that they're back up and running, i think it's going to get so you can take it all in knowing that this event will be back open again on sunday in san jose. and even when you do go back to the real world, you know, it also be back next year in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news.

>>soccer fans get excited in the east bay. professional soccer is returning to the oakland coliseum next year. kron 4 charles clifford has more. >>with this being the final season for the oakland a's here at the coliseum. the city of oakland, alameda county and the coliseum's new incoming scg are looking for ways to keep the coliseum in houston. today we learned that professional soccer is returning to oakland. >>the oakland roots are coming to coliseum. the oakland roots announced on monday that the team will play its 2025 season here at the oakland coliseum. the team has signed a 3 million dollar lease with the city of oakland and alameda county to play a total of 17 home games here for the past 2 seasons, the roots been playing home matches at cal state east bay. >>we are so excited that our fans will now get to bring our uniquely passionate divers and inclusive routes, gameday experience to the coliseum. >>having the team play here at the coliseum will also create jobs and keep the facility in

not only will be watching soccer here, professional soccer here at the coliseum will be saving jobs at the coliseum. we know that the coliseum is home to many people when it comes to the jobs, the vendors, which is right here directly, maybe the people here that live in oakland that work here in looking past next season. the team is also working on building a modular 10,000 seat temporary stadium in the parking lot of the coliseum to serve as a home for the roots and the soul women's team. they're hoping to have that facility ready to go by 2026 now for anyone who's interested. the oakland roots are now taking deposits on season tickets for next year. >>you can go to their website for more information. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>>a push is under way at the state capitol. it's to advance a bill giving prosecutors more time to charge someone accused of domestic violence. state law allows prosecutors to file charges up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident has taken place. but the new proposal would extend that time frame by several years. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker behind the bill and we want to warn you, viewers might find some parts of this story. disturbing. >>we hear you. we believe you and we will not stop fighting for you. that's the message states. senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690. >>if signed into law, the legislation would extend the statute of limitations in domestic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence

suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestc violence incident took place. but should that be 6.90, be signed? prosecutors will be allowed to charge someone up to 15 years after that incident. rubio says that's significant because it will give victims more time to come forward. they need more time. we need to be patient. we need to listen to victims and we need to understand that they decide for themselves when it's survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. but she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching him, kicking his ex-girlfriend 2016 makes it clear why survivors are afraid to speak out. combs apologized after the video was released. i make no excuses.

>>a view on that video excuse. but as california law stands today because combs incident took place more than 5 years ago. >>the statute of limitations has now expired meaning too much time already passed to file charges. this statute of limitations. actress s may bianco from the game of thrones series was one of several survivors who came to the capital to support the bill. she says victims are often threatened by their abusers and then too afraid to leave their abusive relationship. we know that on average it takes a victim, 7 attempts to actually even you really can't understand unless you have survived this, which is why it's so important survive casing for this kind of change. the bill already received bipartisan support from the state senate. >>but the proposal does face opposition from the california public defenders association who wrote this in part, quote, the extension of the statute of limitations will result in the conviction of innocent people is bad public policy and way scarce resources that could be better spent on evidence-based and effective strategies to end domestic

violence will disagrees. that's billy victims. they don't want you to debate they wanted in this and my goal now is to fight for victims out there that need me to fight for them. and i will not give up until this last past. >>and to be clear, this bill is not retroactive, meaning it will apply only to incidents that take place after the bill becomes law. and next heads to the assembly appropriations committee later this week reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>the san francisco fire department battled 2 grass fires this afternoon. almost 30 firefighters had to respond to the emergencies just blocks away from each other. kron four's lezla gooden shares. what we know so far. >>on monday at 01:00pm, the san francisco fire department got a call to deal with this 10 acre grass fire off of armstrong avenue. they had workers and heavy equipment such as backhoes. >>in tractors that are doing some work in area. the cause, the spark during that

construction work. what started the fire fire was not near any residential buildings or homes in crews were able to get this fire contained. and under an hour soon, they received another call for a fire a few blocks away at 2 o'clock. another quarter acre fire at fitzgerald spas street in the bayview district prompted a response from san francisco. fire department are currently on scene of that fire. as you can see behind me, the fire is contained at one quarter of an acre. the department says the cause of the second fire is under investigation. there were no reported injuries at either fires. and the second fire is just going to be some rubbish piles there looks like there's some remnants of an encampment is not being as fire was caused by that mccown meant and some brass, no infrastructure structures involved a second. let's look good in kron. 4 news. >>a major health breakthrough for millions of americans suffering from severe allergic reactions. the fda approving the first nasal version of the active ingredient in the epi

pen reporter john miller has more. >>well, most of us have heard of the epipen. it's a lifesaver for people with severe allergies to certain foods bug bites and medications. but now there's a new nasal inhaler to take the place of a shot. doctors say it's a game changer. >>it's called neffy and it will save the life of anyone experiencing a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. just like the famous epi pen. the active ingredient is enough for it. but the difference is as simple as its dramatic people are afraid of needles. so we do see that. >>they just don't get the epi so having a nasal spray with that. but friend is, you know, much easier for patients administer a point. they want different to use that and a full access occurs when the body's immune system develops a sudden unexpected reaction to a foreign substance such as food insect bites or medications. >>every year it sends more than 30,000 americans to emergency rooms and more than

230 americans die. >>study show nephi spray is just as effective as the injection and doctors expect more prescriptions will be filled because nephi is easier to use and simply not as frightening as a shot. every time we see a vision do we ask about their that if it's up to date and we ask if they have it with them and at least 50% of the time, people don't have it with them. the fda approval for nephew covers children and adults. 66 pounds or heavier. it is a single dose in one nostril. it's one spray international and then a second spray if there's no response. so that is just so much easier for patients to self-administer. as for the price to single-use devices will cost $25 copay with insurance. >>without insurance, nappy will run $199. >>the manufacturer, ars pharmaceuticals, says nephi should be available in 8 weeks time and they hope to have fda approval for even smaller children. 33 pounds and above within the next year. back to you guys.

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oakland unified school district to welcome students and faculty back to school on monday. but security has been top of mind for many parents and staff after shooting during a graduation ceremony at the end of last school year. kron 4.70, justice spoke with district leaders about what they're doing to keep everyone safe. >>the safety of our students and staff. all of our schools is top priority for the district. it's back-to-school time and the oakland unified school district starting the 2024 25 school year off on monday. school safety a top of mind for parents and faculty

and the school district telling kron 4 there are new security cameras and systems in place to keep those on campus safe. >>this year that involves things like a new visitor management system makes sure that checking people improperly when they come campus it's a crisis go which is a system that we use to alert staff when something's happening. we have kind of standardized procedure for getting new radio systems, make sure that all the radio systems work the way need to so people in the camps is can communicate with each other tennessee, a source says is making sure that that everything is safe here on campus of red heart and all the other schools across the district, the enhanced security coming after a few incidents last school year. 3 juveniles were arrested in connection with the shooting at skyline high school last september. >>thankfully no one was hurt. and in may, there was a shooting at skyline during a graduation ceremony. opd says 3 people were hurt and one person was arrested. >>something nobody wanted to see. and one of the things

that weren't considered kind of long-term is is a plan to not have any graduations out open spaces. i like cap gown. and so we're looking at ways to make things more secure, protected for all of the people who tend graduations, joyful spaces joyful times. obviously we don't want so he's making sure that we are really considering the best ways possible to move forward, reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >>a rare experience for a pair of kayakers off the coast of half moon bay coming within just a few feet of a great white shark. and one of the kayakers even captured video kron four's rob nesbitt spoke to the kayakers about the shark sighting. take a look. >>when ian walters posted his shark sighting video on instagram. the comments suggested it was a great white shark. experts have confirmed. that's exactly what popped up during his fishing trip. >>areas less than a mile offshore from half moon bay. and this is what and walters came across during a fishing

trip tuesday. >>you can see the dorsal fin and tail of a great white shark pop-up behind his friends. kayak a bit of nerves that first while they observed the shark and the shark observed, his new friends followed him for a couple minutes and then i move my kayak into kind of seen bigger as 2 kayaks and then it. we watched it circle around and then follow my kayak. for a few minutes after that, we kind of let it toward some seals in it. >>eventually just kind of calmly went out of sight. i reached out to the california white shark project and its president dr. paul, can i v confirmed that the shark appears to be an adult great white and about 14 feet long and the shape of the fan. it's much got that classic. thank you. appreciate. >>i mean for me, i would put my money on a white shark he says the kayakers did the right thing by fishing together, staying calm and slowly leaving the area towards shore. >>doctor can ivey says great whites are extremely curious. and this one seems to be doing some investigating. went on the hunt. great whites are

more known for ambushing their prey. if it gets too close. >>you can hit it on the nose. sharks don't like to be headed, that they don't. you don't have to hit them hard there. risk-averse, like i said sent simple poconos will kind of. make this chart think twice about continuing continuing the investigation. >>as for the kayakers, they consider themselves lucky to have shared such a rare experience in to make it home with video evidence. i can't believe that we're the ones that get this lucky right now because that's, you know, that the apex of the apex predators that we have in the bay area. you know, never in a million years, i think that i would get to, you know, spend >>spent 5 minutes on earth, like, you know, next to one of them. doctor, can it says sightings like this are very possible right now. >>mid august is the time of year when great whites are coming closer to the coastline from their migration out to open ocean reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron.

>>vice president harris pledged eliminate taxes on tips if she wins the presidency, echoing the same proposal fomer president trump first announced in june washing correspondent reshad hudson has the latest details. >>no matter who wins the white house in november. tax on tips could be thing of the past. attack showing tips. >>checks for service and have the ability. >>former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris have now both backed the idea on the campaign trail. >>there are more than 2 million people working as servers and bartenders in

restaurants. and we think this can put more money in their pocket. aaron fraser with the national restaurant association says service workers around the country rely largely on tips to help boost their income since many make a reduced minimum wage. these employees are vital to the hospitality that dries restaurants and really powers our economy. financial experts say no tax on tips could have unintended consequences. >>and companies could find loopholes to exploit the system. >>sometimes fees and taxes and things like that can be like whac-a-mole one goes down. another one pops up. ted rossman with bankrate also says that tipping culture is changing. there's increasing evidence that a lot of james ears and millennials in particular are stingy tempers, according to the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget, eliminating tax tips would leave a hole and federal revenue over the next decade of between 150 billion and 250 billion

reporting in washington reshad hudson. >>2 senators are teaming up to try tackle child care costs with new legislation. the bipartisan pair is pushing to pass bills that would make changes to the existing tax law and start a new program to boost provider wages. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what the impact for the plan could have for families and their providers. >>a new child care proposal coming out of capitol hill has advocates optimistic. there's much more to be done, but we are very excited. cindy lehnhoff is the director of the national child care association and she's got a lot of praise for new legislation just introduced by democrats, senator tim kaine and republican senator katie britt. the parties working together. >>to benefit working families to benefit child care providers and educators. the duo introduced to childcare bills. the first would change existing tax law to bump up the child tax credit to $2500 for families with one kid and

4,000 for families with 2 or more kids help people deal with the high cost childcare and it would boost an employer tax provision that allows businesses to write off costs for providing child care to their workers to current to $500,000. >>that would be a very robust and senate. but i think a lot of companies want to take advantage of the second bill would launch a new grant program for states, localities and tribes to supplement the pay for child care providers ample salary for childcare workers is also really important keep grow the pull of those willing to do the job in order for these bills to make any impact, they have to get enough support to pass through congress. this is an issue that we need to do better. we need to make working family friendly. republican senator shelley moore capito says she thinks federal help for child care is essential and advocates hope to see more lawmakers get on board. it improves things for many, many generations to come and has a great return on investment in washington. i'm hannah brandt. in the instigato

2 robbers go on the run with the help of one of their therapist after a theft gone wrong, so-called chatted with the stars of the film for the entertainment report. >>this is a film written by casey affleck's starring casey affleck with all familiar players surrounding hello, is anybody in that's going have pay up. matt, talk about the familiarity for you. i mean, you know, you've worked with casey several times. >>your first i know what i'm when you work with congo for with it. you hostage. i mean, like you know your commission, doug liman no stranger behind the camera.

>>yeah, no, i did. that's a great thing in business in general is is working with people again and again, larry. >>are you sure you tried everything everything felt like i was being invited to the family barbecue. really, you know, obviously not 90 return from downsizing. but then i also felt like our team uk see because i knew that they had been friends since they kids asian. is this. >>you can love him. >>and really because you develop a shorthand with them. you also dispense with a lot of the diplomacy you can waste a lot of time with, you know, we develop a whole language in our business around, not hurting people's feelings. just when you want to tell somebody you want to do something different than than they want to do. and when you work with people a lot, you just you know, that there's this foundation of trust and respect and love and you just, you know, you don't worry about you. you solve the problems and kind of attack the problems. a lot. a lot quicker. and it's just it's just more fun. also, it also means that when somebody says,

hey, i loved what you just did you you really? you really believe >>and they're psychiatry us. >>paid the instigators streaming now throughout tv with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >>overall, retailers have largely top performance expectations this year, but there are still signs americans are pulling back on spending. this comes as new data on inflation will be released later this week. many economists are expecting the dow to react once it does to discuss kron four's. justine waltman spoke with economists raw black. so this new date is not going to come out until later on the week. but are the markets kind showing us what they're thinking ahead of time? >>yeah, let's do a quick reset for the year day by day or week person for the year. the s p 500 up 12.1%. and that's where most of us have our for one k. that's an amazing year. the nasdaq's up 11.8%. the s p midcap sup 4.8% and the

russell 2000 small companies is up about 1.7 mid caps. a small caps need the fed reserve to cut interest rates to move higher it's going to interest rates probably in september and december. kind of a tricky thing with the election. but it looks like that. so we have a good set up the back half of the year. we're having a great year. let's not worry about the week to week we got 3 a crazy week last week which basically said we've had a crazy good 8. my us now this week we're starting to focus on what's next. the federal reserve. so ppi, producer prices tomorrow, which is what the middleman charges for us ultimately or know what they get charged for the materials when they put together cars and washing machines and phones, then you get cpr, which is a consumer report on wednesday. that's the headline one. that's a big one. that's what you are paying for. groceries, which you are paying for phones, electronics for gas. that will probably be a market mover. thursday. we get retail sales is the consumer sticking last week when we talk the jobs report was week. so we worried

about the consumer going into recession. and then friday we get the housing starts, which may or may not help prices of homes go down in the future. based on are we building new homes? is there a prom with thanks. dual income. no kids, their kids will need homes. so home prices are probably in a longer trend term, a trend lower. i just got big mouthful let's see. we have some follow-up. so i have a lot of big reports coming up this week. is that time this way? and so tomorrow. >>what do you think the markets are going to do with the people? kind of know this information that you're telling us about? i think are really well set up for the last 5 months of the year or 7 months. throw. >>i don't think the the producer price index is going be a market mover tomorrow. we do get numbers at a home depot and lowe's, this week's foreign earnings go. and that may tell me, what are you doing on the weekends? are you and your spouse painting or you go? i know we're not going to upgrade our home. gives us a little more consumer confidence on people feeling good or not. but i don't think

we have a market mover this week. we think the fed cut interest rates twice in september. it's almost a wait till then. but at the cpi number comes in. really not a lot of places around paying a lot for groceries on a year-over-year basis are month to month basis. if we see they're not paying a lot of fun gas week to week month to month, maybe wednesday, we get a little bit more gasoline on the stock market. i feel very good where we are. what happened last week was a correction, their normal and healthy. when you grow your hair long, at the ends? and the crows longer we kind of cut the ends little bit. last week. we're still in a bull market still in a haircut. so that's good. >>all right. we're going to just buckle up and see how this week goes. rob, we'll check back with you. maybe later on the weeks after all these reports come out, we'll see how the markets react. would love to get your take on it. >>i'd love to be here. thank you.

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online on stephanie rothman. a tragedy in north bay to women and their dogs were killed in early morning house fire in vallejo kron four's sara stinson spoke with neighbors say they're devastated by the loss. >>people who live in this neighborhood are sadden by the deadly fire. many saying they're in shock. the neighbors. they saw nearly every day are now gone. >>by >>cell phone video capturing massive flames roaring out of the vallejo home on depaul

drive just before 3 monday morning. cortez dammer on says this is what he saw after he woke up to the smell of smoke. came out like know is like no one knew it was on fire was crazy. i was like dang. no one hears this. cameron says he tried to put out the fire with a garden hose while his step son called 9-1-1. he also tried calling his neighbors who live in the house. that was on fire. >>i don't we don't know nothing. i tried call him to fall more straight to voicemail. fire crews arrived and started searching for people inside the home. one woman died on scene. another woman was pulled out of the house by she was like still kind of like walking in she kind of collapse right here. so they had lived, brought the gurney. so i put on a gurney say was like they try bring him back to life. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. damron says he was heartbroken when he found out. i was like family to me. me next door. neighbors and seager modest. that's all i needed to know. so. and they were like outweigh them to a particular

was crazy. like every time they drove past a they waved. 2 dogs also died in the fire. firefighters got the flames under control within 30 minutes and stopped it from spreading to nearby homes. >>windows and doors have since been boarded up. cameron says word has spread throughout the tight-knit neighborhood. they were good people the whole neighborhood is sad about this. like for sure. people be reaching neighbors. >>we everybody knows them. basically. >>the cause of the fire is still under investigation. it's unclear if there was working smoke detectors inside the home. cameron says he'll surely be checking his after this. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >>now to the south bay where protests continue over changes happening at the only trauma center in east side. san jose regional medical center reduce its service is taking it from a level 2 trauma center to a level 3 kron, 4 shock mall. that explains why doctors and

the community advocates say this will spread in those with life's a life threatening surgeries. >>today, the owners of regional medical center here in east side, san jose say they have successfully lowered the services its trauma center, bringing it down from a level 2 trauma center to a level 3, but around 2 dozen eastside, san jose residents showed up here to good samaritan hospital in west side, san jose to call out the investments, made it into the richer and whiter neighborhoods here on the side of town at leaving out the more diverse areas of the east side, san jose behind boat, you marching to the ceo of hca to please find compassion in his heart. >>and not let more lives below. and a rally protesting the decision to cut services that east side. san jose's only trauma center, hca healthcare originally was planning to close down its trauma center entirely before public complaints. instead,

it's now downgraded the level of care. very, very, very large between. >>a level 2 and level 3 trauma center. and in that gap, we'll follow the of the with the trauma center dropping to a level 3 heart attack and stroke victims may still have to travel to other trauma centers. sometimes half an hour away eye on a vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close it. >>minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the

trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. but here's the thing. >>our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this right? because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >>and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles. they tell us to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve services in east side. san jose will not go away. and they also plan to host town halls to residents there in the east side informed of any possible changes going forward. reporting in san jose jackie moment kron 4 news. >>people living in rv's in san francisco may have to move once again. family say new parking restrictions year. the san francisco zoo could displace them for the second time in just 2 weeks, the families were forced to move zoo road after 78 hold them to vacate winston drive near the stonestown mall. many of those rv dwellers have been park near the mall for some time.

now, the coalition homelessness as these people have been living in fear because the city is not offering them stability. one rv residents health com for they don't have anywhere else to go. >>when this can start from 0 and your else here, i know where i could find a job for today or tomorrow. but if i go to another city, i don't know what to do. we are not asking for free housing, but if i had an option for affordable housing, i would take it. >>the city started posting the no parking signs this weekend have warms the force. mont vehicles have been tagged notices from the sfmta saying owners will be cited for are towed. and waymo is now planning to test its self-driving cars on freeways in san francisco. the company says they've already been testing on freeways and other states with a driver in the car. but the company says the cars will not have drivers during these new tests in the bay area. waymo recently expanded to 55 square miles in the bay area and became

available to all in san francisco just a couple of months ago. back in june, employees will start the freeway testing process and give their feedback before waymo eventually makes it. it's public to all. and after a lengthy delay riddled with technical problems, republican presidential candidate donald trump. sat down for an interview with elon musk. musk has previously endorsed the former president and he applauded trump for his bravery during the attempt on his life last month. trump us for firing striking workers at tesla. the two-hour conversation included comments on inflation and a familiar list of grievances on the current administration. the conversation was delayed nearly an hour with users having trouble logging in mostly in the issues on a massive attack on the platform. and meantime, there's campaign is preparing for next week's democratic convention in chicago, harris, his running mate, governor tim walz, will hold his first solo event tomorrow in southern california. the minnesota

governor is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at a big money fundraiser in newport beach. ticket prices for this start at $1000 and they go all the way up to 100,000 and over the weekend, vice president harris, she raised more than 12 million dollars at a fund-raiser here in san francisco. now switching gears to weather is a live look from our mount tam cam looking at a little foggy san francisco peeking out above the sparkling lights. well, the rest of the week look like though kron 4 she meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to share >>winds are kind of with around the bay area. some 2030 mile an hour gusts out there. but overall, it looks like the pattern looking much more favorable for firefighters trying to get a handle on all these fires. not only from the bay area but around the state onshore wind. you see some patchy fog out there right now. little hazy tune. well, just going patch overnight tonight, but the temperatures cool off quite a bit. remember, it was just blazing hot there much of july, but now it looks like we're going the other way likely going to

see below normal temperatures. i think for the better part of august, maybe into early september to 64 degrees today in san francisco. 71 in oakland, 81 runs the average in san jose. 84 in livermore, 87 degrees in concord and 83 in santa rosa fog yet, maybe just some patchy stuff early on tomorrow morning. not going to be much tomorrow. likely going to be the warmest day of the week as we're going to see high pressure building just slightly, but them everything changes again as we're going to see much cooler weather roll in tomorrow. going to come full day. 83 in san jose. 76 in oakland and 69 degrees in san francisco. thanks, lawrence. >>well, it's been 4 decades since a rare be was spotted buzzing around moran, but it's finally being spotted again this summer. the san francisco leave qatar be was spotted earlier this month for the first time. get this since the 1980, the town pious be left. community science program is responsible for finding this. this species appear at the skis. me is endemic to the region, meaning it can't be found anywhere else. and it's

only been seen less than 100 times before it was found in at mount tam region, which is where he had been spotted before. the group is now working to obtain permits to continue investigating the special species.

>>a new poll shows more people think the economy overall would be better under vice president kamala harris, but their personal finances might be better under former president trump news nation's alina shirazi breaks it down. >>well, this poll shows americans trusted vice president kamala harris moore on the economy. overall. the poll also shows a second trump

presidency is more favorable in these polls for americans, for their finances, for the overall health of their wallets. and now harris is taking a page out of the former president's playbook. >>a new poll by the financial times, michigan ross business school showing vice president kamala harris gaining ground on president donald trump on multiple issues, but perhaps none as surprising as the economy marking the first time the democratic candidate, the head on the issue in nearly a year. the financial times, michigan ross august poll finding 42% of voters trust harris to handle the economy and 41% for trump. that's a major change from july. when that poll found 35% trusted president biden. while trump remains unchanged at 41. if recent unemployment numbers and stock market volatility have heard biden annika harris is starting to distance herself from the

administration, even poaching. some of mister trump's plans las vegas air is pushing her plan to cut taxes on tips. >>and it is my promise to everyone here. when i am president, we will continue our fight working. tips for service and have the ability. >>but while voters may trust harris moore with the economy, able trust former president trump more with their wallets. according to that same financial times, university of michigan poll, 42% say they'll be financially better off under a second trump presidency compared to just 33% who say the same about vice president harris. however, trump is losing ground there, too. back in

july, 45% said they'd be better off under trump while just 35% said they be worse off. if you re takes the white house compared to 40%. now trump on truth social immediately on the defense posting kamala has no imagination whatsoever as shown by the fact that she played copycats with no taxes on tips. and we know the former president will sit down for an interview on acts with the richest man in the world and tech billionaire elon musk before barnstorming through north carolina. >>that is where we will find harris and walz team as well before they visit to the battleground state of georgia and washington. alina shirazi news nation. homeless advocates

on monday helping people living in rv's there. the san francisco zoo move out. the city has ordered them to find a new place to live by wednesday. kron four's will tran has the story. >>what's happening right now is san francisco parking enforcement. they are on the scene and they have been here since around 9 o'clock in the morning. you can see them out there. one is stepping out of the cushman. they going along here. checking registration if they have everything intact, they have to move within a 72 hour period. if their registration is not up to date, then they run the risk of being towed. you can see a lot of cars moving right now back and forth. there's that camry, reversing a lot of people are choosing to live leave this area because they

think is just a matter of time. reportedly, the deadline was yesterday. now it looks like they're laying down the tracks to get these people to move from this location, which the city of san francisco, they say, told them to move here couple of weeks ago. let me show you video just to give you a little bit closer to the scene at its height, about 60 rv's were here, but they started moving over the weekend. they actually were a mile away from this location near san francisco state. but the city told them after a couple years at the other location they should move to zoo road in all of a sudden now they're being forced to move once again. we got a chance to talk to one person who lives inside the rv. here's what she had to say through a translator. >>and you see on he was offered something bush state tell her that she had 2 living alone. this is says he had an incident. she she can't live below. she wants to be together family. being pushed

around. think as a kid is trauma, tases everyone. what the kids really, really impacted by all of i want you to pay attention to that sign there. and there are many of them on both sides of the street. there's a lot of confusion is says monday through friday. >>and also gives the 14 through 9.14 that no one can stop along here. this being monday is not 8.14. it is 8.12. so there's a lot of confusion going on. and according to the homeless advocates, they are saying that confusion can also mean intimidation to the people. you can some of them are coming back right now after moving locations. they simply don't know what's going to happen to them. they believe that may be san francisco will come out to help them find an apartment. but according to homeless advocates, even in a best-case scenario, they find an apartment. one takes about 90 days to have everything checked out. where are they

going to park for the next 90 days? back to you. >>san francisco's district attorney has charged. 26 pro-palestinian protesters for their role in shutting down the golden gate bridge in april. 8 of those charged face felonies for conspiracy as kron four's. dan kerman reports. demonstrators say the da has overcharged and the man all charges should be dismissed. >>members of the so-called golden gate bridge. 26 rallied outside the san francisco jail before turning themselves in monday morning to protest the district attorney's decision to charge them for their role in april 15 th's shutdown of the golden gate bridge to protest israel's military action in gaza. this case every day because the overcharge with no justification. jeff wozniak is an attorney for the protesters. he says charging 8 people with felonies and the other with misdemeanors is not right. political action. that is clearly political and aim to raise awareness about serious issues going on this

world, including. >>u.s. supported genocide and that demand for a cease-fire should not be charged as cross the southbound one-on-one commute from the north bay to san francisco came to a grinding halt just before 08:00am on april. 15th as pro-palestinian protesters brought their cars to a stop and then chained themselves together. the chp then shut down the northbound lanes and those behind the protesters were stalled for more than 4 hours. we had people who missed. >>significant surgeries, oncology appointments. so those are cancer patients. we had a disabled child with cerebral palsy, stuck on a school bus for 4 hours who couldn't get the need have his needs met. we had a mother who couldn't give her baby any milk because she didn't have water for the formula that she also missed a medical appointment for that baby. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the laws must be upheld regardless whether or not one supports the motives of protesters.

>>and she says those who create unsafe conditions for others must be held accountable. >>we cannot allow the welfare of our citizens to be so greatly impacted because someone wants to express their views for a social cause. we as a city provide significant avenues and wrote for that expression and we will continue to do so. but they have to do it in a manner that doesn't impact people in dangerous ways like what happened. >>the first of those charged with felonies are to be arraigned on tuesday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. over the w

thousands of people enjoyed music at the san jose just summer festival. kron 4 shock moment brings us inside the local tradition since 1989. >>fred first and it's been going on since 1989. and i've been coming since its inception in order to be a full enjoy or of the 35th annual jazz fest in san jose. there's one big prerequisite. first of all, you have to be the jazz a which i am. i grew up in detroit and we love jazz and r b. jazz, you know, it's hard to find really good this is a real jazz musician here. while we're there, the headliner, herbie hancock from las angeles to around the world. this just superstar has played with jazz greats throughout the decades like miles davis. he's also won. 4 grammys pretty good. he's like he's international artist. thousands of people here for the second day of the jazz festival. many of them saying it's the first time back since

the pandemic. >>my first time like karl babcock is here with his family and says this is one of the only times you can catch this many jazz musicians this close to home in the same place, rather could miss it. it also comes at a break in the south bay heat throughout the summer with food and clothing, vendors to tickets for the kids were 13 and adults around. governor. she let out a yummy is here for what is around her 20th year living in san jose. she says getting tickets this weekend where a no-brainer for >>i think that, you know, normally get to listen to island. boat says the list goes on for the great things about the festival creativity. >>a level musicianship is really >>amazing. friend hearst who has volunteered this event in the past says it's a big boost for san jose businesses and is

another attraction during the same week as outside lands in san francisco. but now that they're back up and running, i think it's going to be good so you can take it all in knowing that this event will be back open again on sunday in san jose. and even when you do go back to the real world, you know, it also be back next year in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. from pilots who

permanence in the north bay and experimental program to help curb crime outside to schools in vallejo is now deemed a success. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports it won't be fully enforced when students return to class next week.

>>in the spring for the final month of the last school year. security guards and barriers bookended nebraska street between amador and pierce streets between label high school and the john finnie education complex. the strategy brainstormed by the city of vallejo and vallejo city unified school district for about a year before moving forward with the temporary closure. unfortunately, there's been some drive by >>shootings and unsafe things that happened and we want to be proactive and make sure we protect our youth. during the pilot program, the street was closed monday through friday during school hours from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the late afternoon. >>the program's results were revealed last week during a joint city and school district committee meeting. there was a few neighbors are a little upset about having to drive somewhere else. but otherwise it was very successful job. fox is vice president of the vallejo city unified school

district board of education and chair of the city and school districts to buy 2 committee. he says the pilot reduced crime and speeding in the area and students felt safer with closed campuses. that is why the pilot will become permanent. it's already been approved. we just need to go forward further now with installing permanent street closures. >>speed homes on the street talks as the city and school district are still working to secure funding for permanent road closure gates and possibly security personnel. >>and that the closure will not fully go into effect until january, hoping that when school starts back up next week, the open area remain safe in the months before philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the fda has rejected a psychedelic treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. some supporters say it save veterans lives, but others say the science isn't all there. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on

the decision against mdma. >>it's been nearly 25 years since the approval of a new treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. and it's about to get longer. the fda rejected mdma assisted therapy friday that the fda said no. >>to this revolutionary treatment. the sad news, california congressman lou correa says the psychedelic drug known as ecstasy shows real promise in easing veterans, ptsd. they told never do it again. but i confronted might might even some speak. i've gotten cured and i'm ready to correa and 60 of his colleagues in the house signed a bipartisan letter to president biden last week highlighting the benefits of the treatment. >>the fda's decision comes after its advisory panel in june recommended against approval calling the drug's effectiveness. unproven actually look at the science. this isn't surprising at all. doctor kevin sabet with the foundation for drug policy solutions says the fda made

the right move. these are very powerful mind altering conscious is altering substances and we need to really take a lot of care with them. summit says mdma may be helpful for some, but the broader data doesn't show it's safe and effective. long term. he says it's also hard to study these placebos often fail because you kind of know whether you're taking mushrooms. the fda has asked for more clinical trials which can take years. we need to go slower. but correia says every day without treatment is another 20 american veterans. the take their own lives in washington. maddie beer-temple. a rare experience

for a pair of kayakers off the coast of half moon bay coming within just a few feet of a great white shark. and one of the kayakers even captured video kron four's rob nesbitt spoke to the kayakers about the shark sighting. take a look. >>when ian walters posted his shark sighting video on instagram. the comments suggested it was a great white shark. experts have confirmed. that's exactly what popped up during his fishing trip. >>areas less than a mile offshore from half moon bay. and this is what and walters came across during a fishing trip tuesday. >>you can see the dorsal fin and tail of a great white shark pop-up behind his friends. kayak a bit of nerves. at first while they observed the shark and the shark observed his new friends followed him for a couple minutes and then i move my kayak into kind of seen bigger as 2 kayaks and minute we watched it circle around and then follow my kayak. for a few minutes after that, we kind of let it toward some seals in it. >>eventually just kind of calmly went out of sight. i reached out to the california

white shark project and its president dr. paul, can i v confirmed that the shark appears to be an adult great white and about 14 feet long and the shape of the fan. it's much got that classic. thank you. appreciate. >>i mean for me, i would put my money on a white shark it. he says the kayakers did the right thing by fishing together. staying calm and slowly leaving the area towards shore. >>doctor can ivey says great whites are extremely curious. and this one seems to be doing some investigating. went on the hunt. great whites are more known for ambushing their prey. if it gets too close. >>you can hit it on the nose. sharks don't like to be headed, that they don't. you don't have to hit them hard there. risk-averse, like i said sent simple poconos will kind of. make this chart think twice about continuing continuing the investigation. >>as for the kayakers, they consider themselves lucky to have shared such a rare experience in to make it home with video evidence. i can't

believe that we're the ones that get this lucky right now because that's, you know, that the apex of the apex predators that we have in the bay area. and, you know, never in a million years, i think that would get to, you know, spend >>spent 5 minutes on earth, like, you know, next to one of them. doctor, can it says sightings like this are very possible right now. >>mid august is the time of year when great whites are coming closer to the coastline from their migration out to open ocean reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>the sacramento county sheriff's office is kicking off its training academy as cadets learn what it takes to serve and protect their communities. reporter tony salazar has more with how many recruits are on the way to help. >>a new training class of 61 cadets is facing a rigorous screening officers pushed recruits, testing their limits and molding them for a career in law enforcement who work typical for 10 schedule and these recruits kind of model that. but then occasionally again, there's training on

weekends. there's events in the evening that they have to simulate like nighttime vehicle, stops it to small glimpse of hope for the sheriff's office like other agencies, the nationwide experience, a staffing shortage of 100 deputies. we have 28 that are coming to us as deputy sheriffs of class of 61. there's 13 women here which is very encouraging that the numbers are slowly climbing back up. of the 28 that were hiring 7 of them are women. >>day one for recruits is learning the basics using stress inoculation in physical activities like planks and push-ups, equipping them to handle any stressful situation in the field. they want them to experience this level of stress level anxiety and still be able to perform. so when they are in a real emergency in a high stress situation, they know how to react. one of the training officers who was once in the shoes of a good day and 2015 was deputy carol collins who is passionate about training, mentoring and counseling the next generation

of officers. we play such a pivotal role in the safety of a community. and part of that relationship is also being able to have the community trust. s deputy colin says, well, it is a male dominated field. she has one message for young girls interested in making a difference in their community. i don't want them to feel like just because they see mostly guys out there that that they don't have a place here. we bring such a unique perspective to this line of work and i would encourage them to embark on that. they have any desire to do any sort of community work. officials say 80 to 90% of cadets in each class successfully passed. >>earning a certificate in on their way to a career of serving and protecting their communities in sacramento, covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>more newmonday's

4.4 magnitude quake in southern california may serve as a reminder. it's always look into earthquake insurance coverage just in case as they were last is explain standard homeowners insurance won't cover earthquakes. >>hey there. today's earthquake shook up the southland. it also should be a jolt for homeowners. it's no news flash. when i say that your normal home coverage does not cover earthquakes to do that, you have to get extra quake coverage from the california earthquake authority. what you might not know is if you look closely at the fine print of your earthquake policy, it makes very clear the earthquake authority says there's a chance it could run out of money in the event of a major catastrophe. and if that happens, well, they're not gonna be able to pay all the claims. in fact, they might only be able to pay out a dime

for every one dollar in damage report leading homeowners on the hook for all the rest. and that's going to really tough for a lot of people in the event that things go really bad. another thing to keep in mind as well, the cost of materials, concrete, lumber, labor, all of that goes up after a major catastrophe. your home coverage might not cover that as well. now they're riders that you can get that will supplement your coverage with additional coverage that will cover overages when it comes to material costs. but that's extra. and it's something you to speak about with your insurance broker. bottom line, being insured in california, whether we're talking about earthquakes or they're talking about wildfires is an expensive and uncertain business. and if you're not sure where you stand again, talk to your broker. talked to insurance specialists because this is the kind of thing you can't take chances with. back to you. >>a big honor for miley cyrus at disney's d 23 fan events and new movies are on the horizon. dana, devon haskins

has the details in the entertainment report. >>it was a big weekend in anaheim for disney fans. the anual de 23 event was held at the anaheim convention center. it's basically san diego comic con but just for disney studios fans got exclusive looks at several new projects like an upcoming frozen sequel. a new incredibles movie and then inside out to spin off series and even new rides coming to the disneyland resort. but one new movie has disney fans show. yeah, a new toy story movie is in the works this time. bonnie's toys formally andes go up against technology. that wasn't the

only excitement happening this weekend. disney capped off the exciting weekend by honoring 14 new disney legends that have left their mark on the company's legacy. the honorees included several parks employees as well as disney stars. angela bassett, james cameron, jamie lee curtis harrison ford, and of course, john williams. also miley cyrus gave an emotional speech. >>it is all because of you, everyone in this room outside of room. it's all about the fans in my heart. i was hannah montana and i was so proud to this award is dedicated to hannah and all of her amazing loyal fans and to everyone who has made my dream a reality. >>miley was greeted by mickey and also cemented her handprints in stone. also inside e 23. it was a wonderful display of polynesian dancing and singing presented a lot of stores only e gruffalo and dwayne the rock

johnson. it was all to promote the new wanted to movie which we have a new trailer for now. take a look. >>fairly concept. was 3 days. formally school to disheartened and sisters. want make our island to all the people. iyer ocean. what started. how people to will go. >>ali eaker of and dwayne johnson returned to and maui in the new wanted to it hits theaters november 27th. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm

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>>after going to be cooling down very nicely, i think in the coming days out there right now, you're looking out toward the golden gate bridge. we're going to see what looks like a change in the weather pattern coming our way. high pressure starts to get all the way. and that means we're going to be in for some nice weather ahead. so some great weather coming our way. we've got some changes, though, in the works as we are going to see a trough low pressure finally kick into gear and get into the bay area. and that is going to bring with it that much cooler weather coming our way. in fact. >>those temperatures going to be dropping off outside of. we're going to see what looks like a pretty impressive, a trough low pressure moving in as we get the weekend to see it right here to see that trough. right now, high pressure tries to build a little bit for tomorrow. tomorrow's probably gonna be the warmest day of the week that after that, everything changes that ridge really breaks down. and then look at this trough drop right on the gulf of alaska. and there you go by friday, that kind of

settles in for the weekend, much cooler than normal temperatures not only into the weekend, i think could very well go through the end of next week and maybe into next month. that good news for the firefighters trying to and those fires around the state to so temperatures tomorrow. it should be a very nice day in san francisco. some 60 some low 70's along the coastline. just a few patches of fog think it's taken some sunshine numbers in the 60's a mile as you make your way into parts of the baby warm in the central bay and south, they going to see a lot of 80's by tomorrow afternoon, inland valleys, still getting near 90 degrees. so almost on the hot side out there. but tomorrow, again, go to the last day of those warmer temperatures. them a cool things down. and here we go next few days with temperatures starting to drop as we get under friday the weekend looking at these numbers well below the average for this time of year. and that is the way it's going to stay in the next week. >>the giants got over the proverbial hump last week when they finally got back above 500 and they really haven't looked back tonight. they look to keep the momentum going with the brave in town. and blake snell in chris sale.

they went head to head tonight 6 and they showed us a masterclass. it's there were matching each other strikeout for strikeout. neither pictures scene to be able to get the edge over the other one. let's go to the top of the 7 snell in some trouble to on no outs. >>play here. he gets. >>or c and chase staff. high heat. >>it he finished the night with 11 strikeouts 6 plus shutout innings and then nice ovation from the giant faithful later in the inning. randi rodriguez, relieve snell and he finishes the ending. they get out of it unscathed. we're going to extras and in actress 10th both runners at the corners. >>chase d'arnaud drive it to right. mike is trump's beautiful catch with it. but the braves score. and they get

on the board. first one, nothing. bottom of the frame giant with a chance tie it. patrick bailey at the plate. jorge solera, the former giant with a giant like 2 months ago. it's the final out. braves win it one to nothing. we've got a game. 2 is tomorrow. nothing game. a switch gears to the gridiron the forty-niners. they are a bang, the football team we've only had one preseason game. kyle shanahan actually canceled previously scheduled joint practice is set for later this week with the new orleans saints because kyle didn't believe like he had the numbers to practice the way it's supposed and kyle, you love those joint practices. so that's really saying something that he actually canceled saturday. henry thomas and scalia davis, they both got banged up. thomas broke his forearm while davis needs his knee scope, they'll both be

out of wires down. >>we definitely less fortunate this year. so a lot more numbers than we've been used to. but i think the the best news about all. i mean, you know, we told you about amber and kaliyah which are more serious a longer. but other guys you know, they're anyway from 10 days to 3 weeks now, the guise of we expect to be ready for the season. it's always tough when you miss training camp. so hopefully get him back. but we've had a lot of nexen stuff that is made harder to practice. but take that over a serious injury. >>so that being said, it just hasn't been an ideal camp for the niners trent williams, arguably their best player. he's still holding out realistically, a guy like him can show up. we want be fine. but it's not an ideal situation by any means. meanwhile, brandon aiyuk, you see him right there. he's still holding in aiyuk is taking part. it's a meeting in such but he hasn't been on the field with the rest of the team. his future seems a bit more complicated then that of trent williams. here's what kyle shanahan had to say about his disgruntled wide receiver.

>>brenda knows what he's got to for this year to get ready to play. i have feeling he's finding a way to stay in shape and do those things. but there's a football shape element that i know easier to get back to too. so if can get to that soon, but brenda knows what he's got to do to be in shape for the season and feel confident doing that. >>and that does it here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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