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rollout since a popular shopping district in san jose started charging visitors for parking kron. 4 shock moment explains why some customers as santa row say it's been quite the headache. >>for hours on end on friday, many customers here at santana row were stuck in long lines going to multiple different levels of these parking garages that just recently started charging people to park here at santana row. make people think the lines were so long. it appeared that the people who are monitoring those parking meters were just letting them roll right through. >>going up. >>it's the first full week of business since these were installed at san jose's high end shopping destination, pay stations at santana row. that site on europe are callous park and then will charge me for trying a parking is crazy. even during the rollout customers weren't satisfied. santana row told us it's because everywhere else in this part of town, they have paid parking so customers with park for free at santana row

just to shop elsewhere, leading to congestion. and now new meters are causing even longer lines. not a fan either. see back here, just crying ballot the first business week with metered parking and now headed into the first weekend. >>customers tell us the new ticket list method of paying to park. it's confusing. the lines were so long at a certain point it appeared workers were just livid cars through. you know, i think it's better. it's trying to cut off the traffic from valley. fair trying to get people to stop parking over here. >>well, then makes harder for us, though, is actually work even people who work at santana row caught in the jam and on a busy day like friday, if you can't find parking in the garage, good luck getting out. 20 minutes. we didn't hear. yeah, those are new to i don't really come down here that often. and this is probably why is very difficult to get around. >>parking rates are the same as the valley fair across the street. 2 hours free. and then 2 bucks an hour after. but for

many customers, the new payments for parking bring growing pains. i'm sure they're going to make much money off that. it kind of sucks that we tried reaching out to management here at santana row to find out if there may be any short-term remedy for this headache customers are describing here in the parking structures and we did not hear back. now, the idea behind santana rose new charging for parking is to have a qr code that you scan when you park and you could pay for the amount hours you want to park in your spot for its supposed to be a seamless transition. >>paperless and ticketless, but it's not as seamless as they wanted to be. right now. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >>we're old boy is being treated at a hospital after police say he was hit by a car this morning. police say the collision happened around 07:40am. on fallon road and gleason drive in dublin. they say the child was riding an electric bicycle and was in the crosswalk at the time he was wearing a helmet. but still he suffered some cuts.

police say the driver remain on scene and is cooperating with the police. one person is dead tonight after shooting this afternoon in berkeley. it happened just before 01:00pm on adeline street near fairview. police say the victim died at the scene. this is berkeley's 3rd homicide of the year. no word on the suspect's so far. but an investigation is ongoing. 3 months on the job. and police chief floyd mitchell says the town still has a long way to go in the past 3 weeks. he says west oakland has seen a rise in crime. officials said most of the attacks were targeting asians, people and elderly residents, 7 teens and one adult have been arrested for the crimes. meantime, chief michel is assuring the public, though his officers are doing everything they can to protect the community. >>does happen. we're city, we are taking it seriously and we are getting the resources that we have there to address the this crime and try to prevent

a crime moving forward. >>chief michel says the department is stepping up patrols in west oakland and near the westlake christian terrace community. he says police are also working to improve their response times. well, opponents of oakland mayor sheng thao gather today to once again call for an immediate resignation. >>pleased go. you're not going to make it to recall. people have already stated the signatures on the petition all 40,000 or more. that means you're not gonna make it. >>mayor tell has previously said she will not resign and will only leave office that is what the voters say they want in november. the recall against mayor thao will be on the november ballot in just a few months. officials in the south bay are working with vector control to reduce the west nile virus. positive mosquito population in san jose. the area on your screen will be tested on tuesday night. the spaces from hazen avenue down to curie drive and

between khalil road and shell avenue. this comes after earlier this week, santa clara county health officials confirmed human cases of the virus, one in which a person unfortunately died. and happening now lanes of highway 1, 1, on the peninsula are now closed for road work. the closures affect one northbound and one southbound lane between redwood shores and east palo alto. caltrain says crews are working to improve highway barriers. both lanes are expected to reopen early monday morning. the stage is set for tomorrow night. another planet entertainment is bringing the first of the golden gate park concert series. it's the same producer behind outside lands and now one week later they're expecting big crowds again with 50,000 people set to attend the sold out event. the one-day event will include music acts, deftones and

system of a down city. officials say the concert is going to bring in almost one and a half million dollars. 90% of the ticket sales is from out of towners pumping the money back into the local economy here, whether its through hotels, restaurants, shops or anything else or spending money on. >>directly 1.4 million, 4 rec and park, which we can then put back into maintaining stewarding our assets of which we have over 220 parks and open spaces, golf courses, pools, programming for children and seniors and families. >>this is the first event and the next golden gate park concert series will take place in 2025 and then again in 2026, the annual event will have shows that starts on saturday. this one will be at 03:00pm and it will run until 10:00pm at the golden gate park. polo field doors are open at one 30 pm. and now for a check on weather, let's turn over to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

>>you're watching area of low pressure approaching the bay area's been really a nice weather week around the bay area. temperatures though looking to take a nosedive over the weekend as we've got a weak little weather system that's going to come rotating on bringing with it more clouds and some much cooler temperatures out there right now. sfo, you've got some nice conditions. little breeze out there right now. but watch this. you've got low pressure spinning off the coastline that trough. it's going to be in the deep in and drop right off the coastline. that is going to ramp up that marine layer cooling down the temperatures sticking around for sunday as well, although may warm up just slightly. and then guess what? after that. but we're going to see much cooler temperatures again, i think the following weekend. interesting, though, you'll notice on here off a sunny start to look some rain moving into far northern california, maybe toward crescent city in eureka. i didn't see a couple of sprinkles in mendocino when that be something. but overall, i think not a bad week and we're just gonna have to deal with a lot of fog in the morning. some drizzle along the coastline the next couple days cooler than average warming. back up, though, on monday.

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democratic national convention kicks off on monday. this year's event is already record-breaking following president biden's announcement to drop out the race to talk about voters can expect to see kron four's graham, lotus and vicki liviakis spoke a crop for political analyst michael yaki. >>let's run down the schedule quickly here. monday. you have biden speaking that figures to be a celebration of his career and, you kind mark of his selflessness to make this all

happened this way. and then hillary clinton as well monday tuesday, barack obama wednesday, bill clinton and then tim walz and then thursday, vice president kamala harris. so that certain those are the democratic stars and they're going to trot them all out there. what are you expecting going into this convention? >>well, i mean, it's going to with with the democrats want to do is build on the momentum that they've seen in the polls for the over the past 3 weeks essentially the harris-walz tickets got got running. i mean, this is 106 before the election is when president biden decided he was not going to run again and about 80, there are certain days when they him. also, it's it's a sprint, but it's a sprint where it's got a lot of democrats excited and they're hoping that what they can show the country is build on the momentum. chilling unified democratic party and get the message out that they want get

car to donald trump and keep the only woman go in. i think that they're looking. we have obviously for anywhere between 3 to 5% bump, at least from the convention and billion of what they've been doing so far. that will be pretty significant. >>are you going to be there? >>no, i'm not going to be there this time. i'd like to go to conventions when working at this time. i'm not working. i'm doing during this tough for you guys. so its its fund them do this and fun being that conventions. i helped orchestrate stuff on the floor. i read the platform a couple times. it's a lot. it's a lot of fun. but it's going to be interesting chicago. i think that they didn't. they. think that they want to do. most of all is make sure that nothing reminds anyone the 18 68 the last time they had the democratic convention chicago. and when things got a little crazy under mayor richard daley's police, police

>>expect demonstrations, tough, relative to what's still going on in gaza. >>yes, i mean, they've already announced that coalition to stop the war group is going to be marching. there's a significant palestinian american community in illinois and around the chicago area and, you know, so you're going to be seeing a lot of us a bounce-back year. you have the first gentleman, the second gentleman, doug emhoff will be actually introducing his wife and vice president and the nominee for the democratic party on thursday night. but he's working to worth with jewish leaders in jewish community for support for israel. the same time, you also see the vice president reaching out to the middle east in quincy and the palestinian community as well. i think that the first step she took in that direction not attending and then speech

before that before congress to last month earlier this month. so these are the kinds of things the balancing act are going to be but the question is going to be is a thing get out of hand. how visible with the cordons for security for conventions could getting larger and larger and further and further away from the actual site. so and that's there's that as well. >>you know, the rnc had kid rock. there is some talk about the dnc possibly getting, you know, beyonce. what do say? >>beyonce, bruce, you know end of the pack i think i would say that any of that the democratic bench for music is pretty game. and they're going put out as much as they can. i mean, this is, you know, issue of showing unity showing segment, excuse me, they want to make sure that young people are really engaged. that's one of the one of the communities that basically fell apart during the first part of this

camp had been re-energized vice president harris has jumped excuse me. >>michael republicans certainly an increasingly members of the media have been critical. vice president harris for not doing any interviews or anything on scripted sense. she became the nominee. do you think that is just because she's trying to ride this wave of momentum into the convention and do you see live interviews as a weakness of her's? >>well, a couple things. one, they're going to have a debate and the debate going to pretty pretty but that's a for live coverage. have now. wasn't that september 10th? they got the convention coming up. i mean, lot. there's no maxwell politics, which is keep doing what you're doing. and if if it weren't for keep doing it. some more. and right now doing they come to the rally. the going out doing rallies, getting jane of excitement and and moving forward and putting out the message and bringing the bringing to malls to do

some of the heavy lifting as well that working for that. so weiss going go in a direction that you don't want are not comfortable with it yet. maybe you just want to do it because everything has been working. mean, what since since this has occurred, the force of the democratic party have really. against a lot. and right end in a sprint. you don't want to do anything that's going to cause you to stop and it may not be the absolute strongest point of a vice president. harris. certain qna thing her strength is going out during the rallies. but you know, you don't see it that you would see him in criticizing donald trump for not doing anything like that of super sized. do it himself when he does do it, it tends to be recasting and the result relitigating of all the same old arguments. what the question is given to him. you know, it's it's working

for nation. they keep doing that. obviously the debate is going to be they're going to be a lot of journalists chair like you are going to be ginned up for that. so, he does there. well, will make an invitation and see if she'll sit down with thank you, michael yaki, always appreciate your insights. >>more news coming a former

santa clara county fairgrounds. official is accused of taking kickbacks worth thousands of dollars. the district attorneys office filing charges of bribery and extortion kron four's. michael thomas has the latest details

>>the santa clara county district attorney's office says it was the county fairgrounds marketing director that was running this kickback scheme, adding that at one point she was collecting up to $4,000 a month >>believe been well as far as as her name and at the time her title was the events and marketing director for the santa clara county fairgrounds. she's no longer there and is now facing felony charges of bribery and extortion. officials say last september they got word of this scheme for a whistleblower and after investigating, they learned that the former director was asking a security company for part of its pay from its contract with the fairgrounds. they say that the owner of the security company at the time refused at first. but in response, a director allegedly accused the company's guards of sleeping on the job, putting its contract at risk. she then allegedly offered to intervene and save the company from losing its contract with the fairgrounds, but only in exchange for some cash. the da says it was summer of 2020 and because of covid in the economic uncertainties, the security company paid up. how much? well, officials say it started off with payments of

$2500 a month than soon went up to $4,000 a month. we reached out to the fairgrounds management team who sent us a statement saying that they are working with the da's office and will continue to do so. adding that there's no place for this behavior at the fairgrounds that the director resigned back in may saying, quote, we are dedicated to upholding the proud traditions of the santa clara county fairgrounds in ensuring that it remains a place where families can create happy memories for years to come. >>the da's office says that the former director is expected to turn herself in adding that if she is convicted, she could spend up to 4 years in jail. that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. >>san jose setting an undesirable record for the first time. the median price of a home in the city surpassed 2 million dollars. this comes ahead of sweeping changes that will affect commissions paid. >>well, over the past few years, we've all seen the videos online on social media, of large groups of people breaking into stores, smashing windows and taking off with

armfuls of merchandise. today governor gavin newsom signed 10 bills designed it making that a thing of the past friday. governor gavin newsom signed 10 bills designed to crack down on organized retail theft. the bills focused on auto theft, retail theft and property theft. they allow among other things, the ability for retailers to file restraining orders against repeat offenders. they require online retailers together information about the sellers. >>in order to crack down on the resale of stolen goods and to make it easier to prosecute car break-ins. >>these bills will strengthen existing laws enhance other laws. the tools that these bills provide, we'll provide more cracking down on organized retail crime, more accountability. >>more people being brought to justice. and so i think the collective message is clear. if you round sack our stories, if you attack our people, if you in danger, our communities. we welcome for you. but some including san jose mayor matt mahan. it said that the bills don't do enough to confront some of the causes

of retail theft. >>things like drug and alcohol abuse. the governor said on friday that these bills are just the beginning of a push to deal with the problem. we're still working on a number of other bills. we still have more work to do more broadly in this space. but this is a demoss trouble investment of that collective effort. now, the governor also said today that he opposes proposition 36, which would increase drug crime and theft penalties. >>he's worried that that could lead to more mass incarceration. but for now in the south bay, charles the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 ne this is the gmc sierra. powered by the turbo max engine. with the confidence of 430-pound feet of best-in-class standard torque. gmc sierra. it's the truck. get 1.9% apr on select 2024 sierra 1500 models. or current eligible gmc owners get over seventy eight hundred total value.

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heavyweight champion cain, velasquez pleaded no contest to attempted murder today. those charges stemming back to a high-speed chase in 2022. when the former fighter shot at a suspected pedophile kron four's. rob nesbit spoke with the deputy district attorney who has been the main prosecutor in the case from the start. >>the case against cain, velasquez has been in the spotlight for the last 2 years because of his celebrity status, but also because of the way he took the law into his own hands. cain, velasquez faces multiple charges, including attempted murder after seeking revenge on suspected pedophile. harry goularte who allegedly molested one of alaska's his children at a daycare. the former ufc fighter engage in a high-speed chase across san jose. firing shots at goularte and goularte's mother and father-in-law. the intended target was uninjured but his father-in-law survived being hit by several bullets. he took the law into his own hands and we have excellent law enforcement in this county. and that he should

have gone and used them. instead he put the lives, the lives of so many people in danger. velasquez changed his plea from not guilty to no contest friday kron. 4 legal analyst michael cardoza. explain the difference between that and a guilty plea i'm not going to contest the s. >>it's got enough evidence to connect mates. i'm not going invent. i did this. so i will plead no contest. cardoza says this is often done when a defendant is worried about civil lawsuits for the same crime. >>the former ufc fighter has gain several supporters, including a group that called for him to be free of his charges is status as a celebrity is not something that i consider crafting resolution to this case. and what i'm going to the judge and asking him to hold this defendant accountable for his actions. the 2022 incident took place along highway 101, as well as an 11 mile stretch of busy san jose streets.

prosecutors emphasize that bullets were sprayed near an elementary school crowded with children. we the sentence that not only does justice to the victims that were in that car, but also a sentence that demonstrates. that the defendants use gun violence in our county is unacceptable. velasquez remains out of custody on bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for october 18th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>

>>this week, the california state assembly unanimously approved legislation to help police staffing shortage in the north bay. it would now

allow qualified retired officers to work for the solano county sheriff's office full time to learn more about this kron four's justine waltman spoke with the bill's author, state senator bill dodd. senator, thank you for joining us. appreciate your time. >>well, thank you very much for your interest in this bill shows. why is this the best thing for vallejo right now? well, simply put, the city of orlando has budgeted 132 officers. and right now only have 100. excuse me. 132 officers there budgeted. they only have 3, 6 officers on patrol. this is not good a city of 123,000 people and doesn't lead to safety on any given night. you might only have 3 people on that role. we just this bill. also, the sheriff, tom, for our florida county sheriff can step and

you some of his retired it's to balance his staffing to help the city of >>so why retired officers? why are you wanting people who have said, you know what, i'm ready to enjoy this next chapter of my life. why are you encouraging them to come back and join the sheriff's departments? >>because they already have the skill set necessary to do the job right now in the bay area wide state of california wine. there is a massive shortage of officers and frankly, this is what the city of les was trying to do. they're trying to hire more people, but it's very, very difficult. the sheriff would hire these retired to do it. it's to come in to do jobs of kerr officers they had they would put those officers on patrol. you know, in part of county, those sheriffs bring them in the city of light, it just takes so long to recruit officers. >>trained them, get up to speed. get them into the department of just takes too long to do say that there was already interest from retired

deputies like are you already seeing people wanting to do this? >>i personally haven't. but i've been told by the sheriff ed, executive officer, former sheriff of napa county, actually john robertson, that there is interest in that. you know, whenever you pay retired there's always questions because what we're concerned about, of course, is double that so what we have here is we have a window of 3 years to be able to do this to be able allow these people to come in. let's health emergency situation in while. the county is recruits and also the city of waco is kerr has been recruiting for some time. yeah. i wanted to know why was only going to be for 3 years that they thought. >>during that time that the vallejo police department be able to hire enough officers. but it sounds like it's some sort of salary. >>there were tired and their pensions. is that what you mean by double dipping?

>>exactly. so, you know, they're getting a salary and then on top, getting their pensions. this is why legislature, i don't know what it was 15 years ago it was called cap or a reforms for, you know, for for retirees throughout the state of california. it's a good law. but when you have emergency situations like this, there's got to be some opportunity. and i would say there's, you know, 3 years job is not done and we haven't got where we need to get. they could always bringing this forward an extended for another 3 years. and let make no mistake about it. there's shortage of officers all throughout the state of california. but there's no other. police department in the city, california. this anywhere near shore is the city of least apart. >>is anything being done then to help the department and actually hire officers to be

filet hope. police officers versus trying to bolster up the sheriff's department. >>right. and the you know, the city of laos and the challenge is, frankly, you know, they've got a lot of shootings, the love and the trust with the legislature really wasn't there the end, this is the pathway that we had moving forward. 2 with the sheriff to be able to do this in aid and assist. and we're hoping that that i know hope is not the re the strategy of the world, but we're hoping that the city of with their packages, that everything will hire great officers and enough officers bolster their patrol. while we've got a sot of county sheriff working with that. how soon can the start? where does the bill stand? how soon do you think you'll have a natural retired officer patrolling the streets of a layup? >>well, bill passed the assembly. i believe it was yesterday yet to kids actually on set you know, come back to

the senate next week for concurrence. the governor has until the end of september to sign this bill. i believe he will and i think they'll be ready to go by the first the year. anything you want to say to an officer of that you know, thinking about this that might be interested in joining. >>public services where people, you know, that have been involved whether it's a city or county, the highway patrol, i officers are born and bred with public. safety and public service in their blood. this is condition right now in the city of light of the just demands that kind of help. if you're looking forward to please come and help out. >>senator dodd, appreciate your time. thank you for joining us this afternoon. always. >>thank you. >>kron onow an update on the

matthew perry case. authorities say tooth officers and a woman known as the ketamine queen are among those accused taking advantage of the actor before his death nearly a year ago. now, legal documents are detailing matthew perry's last moments alive. reporter kareen wynter has the latest. >>a celebrity preyed on by criminal drug network. that's how authorities describe the death of actor matthew perry. in a stunning investigation, the day of his job, the stars personal assistant kenneth iwamasa allegedly gave perry 3 injections of ketamine with perry telling that assistant as detailed in the indictment. shoot me up with a big one. moments later, he was dead. they knew what they were doing was wrong. >>they knew what they were doing was risking great danger

to mr. perry included in that drug distribution network that led to the arrest of 5 individuals to california physicians. >>doctor mark chavez and doctor salvador plasencia and a woman known as the ketamine queen jasveen sonia he is physician told abc news his client did administer ketamine to perry but that his actions were criminal. he was a patient. he did receive ketamine treatment therapy. >>under medically supervised conditions and in accordance with. best medical practices. it was. >>all about for medical treatment. investigators say the defendants preyed on perry's long publicized addiction issues for money. perry had previously received treatment with ketamine for his anxiety and depression, but turned to this drug network when doctors cut him off with supplies. this case, we're not talking about legitimate ketamine treatment. we're time out to doctors who abused the trust they had abused their licenses.

>>to put another person's life at risk. authorities followed the trail of evidence in this case, including text messages that detail the role of the defendants. >>in one text message from october, 12th erik fleming who allegedly sold ketamine to perry's team wrote i wouldn't do it if there wasn't a chance of me making some money for doing this. perry's doctors also sent tax, according to officials writing. i wonder how much this moron will pay. let's find out. prosecutors say at one point they sold perry 20 vials of ketamine for $55,000 in cash. those files only cost $12. a piece. authorities say one of the doctors even trained perry's assistant on how to injected with ketamine and said on one occasion, the actor received such a huge dose. he froze up still, according to the indictment, they kept giving it to him with perry sometimes receiving as many as 6 shots a day perry's family released this statement. we were and still are heartbroken by matthew's death, but it has helped to know law enforcement is taking this case very seriously. we look forward to

justice taking its course. we're hoping unscrupulous suppliers of dangerous drugs will get the message. kareen wynter, ktla, 5 news. a man accused of killing a placer county woman who went missing last week. >>appeared in court for the first time. a body believed to be patricia patella right was found thursday down embankment off a highway in nevada and now her boyfriend brent clifford has been arrested on multiple charges. this includes cada stefani and reports from placer county superior court with the latest details. >>today's raid that happened a little bit earlier in the afternoon and it was specifically focus on those identity theft charges that brent clifford is facing. these charges are in connection with his girlfriend's disappearance. brent clifford was wheeled into the courtroom today, appearing stoic as the judge read off the identity theft charges. he's facing the court appointed him a public defender and a request to

further. the arraignment was granted continuing the arraignment until monday. hear the charges clifford was facing today. >>2 counts of identity theft and one count of fraudulent use of an access card according to the criminal complaint, clifford has been accused of unlawfully obtaining part. heller writes personal information and using that information for an unlawful purpose or to obtain and attempt to obtain credit goods and services and medical information and the name of poor teller right without her consent. under the 3rd count, the complaint alleges clifford fraudulently used an access card with the intent to defraud patella. here's what we know so far on august. 9th patel right was reported missing on august 14th. clifford was charged with identity theft on august. 15th for tell wright's body was found on the same day. clifford was named the suspect in the homicide in reno on that same day, clifford was charged with murder in placer county. the placer county seriff's office held a press conference yesterday sharing what they discovered at the embankment when they located a

body. >>i'm not sure what she was wearing, but there is a pair of foul play involved. >>patel right was officially reported missing on august 9th when she didn't show up for work yesterday. a body believed to be that of patricia poor teller right was found off a highway in nevada on august. 11th brent clifford was named a person of interest in a homicide in reno and a person of interest in his girlfriend's disappearance. he's now considered a suspect and the real investigation. authorities also believe clifford was driving the car of the victim from that homicide. a red 2003 chevy blazer with nevada license plate number f 8, 9, 4, 2, the placer county sheriff's office reported last seeing the vehicle heading westbound on highway 70 from highway 3.95. at hallelujah junction. the arraignment is continued for monday and the bail was set at $55,000. however, he's expected to remain in custody because of that murder charge reporting from roseville covering local news that matters. cloudy stefani and fox. 40 news. city leaders arou

bay area are working to find ways to bring light back to their downtown areas. on friday, state leaders met to discuss ideas to revitalize nightlife in big cities. kron four's lezla gooden is taking a look at what that entails. >>all across california cities are trying to find ways to bring back the spark to its downtown areas nightlife on friday, assembly member matt haney brought leaders together in san diego to discuss strategies to do so. we need to move towards. >>seen nightlife, entertainment music events as central and essential to our

downtowns and their economic, a vitality, particularly in this moment of change that that we're experiencing. i think we've begun to move in that direction. as you mention, downtown recovery, select committee says >>that to help night life and culture thrive. policies need to shift to be more supportive. sort of laid out some of the history of how nightlife has been viewed by the state as more something to crack down on our control or prevent or, you know, and and now we have to really shift the way that we think about policy making both at the local and state level to understand how central and essential it is to our economy, to our coach this week, mayor london breed announced funding for 14 downtown businesses to create new events and san francisco's entertainment zones, entertainment and nightlife businesses will receive grants up to $50,000. i am trying to get rid of the bureaucracy. >>which takes away the fun in

what so many our small businesses are trying to create to continue to ensure that the vibrancy and the excitement of why people love san francisco remains lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>stocks are rallying again posting their best week of the year and private label. store brands are having a moment. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. stocks up today. stocks up for the week. in fact, the s and p 500 has posted its best week of the year. rising 4%. the dow up 3% this week. the tech-heavy nasdaq up 5%. there's a good reason for this recession. fears have taken a back seat to solid economic news regarding inflation. retail sales, corporate earnings use, turn all that together and you get happy traitors among individual stocks. the sports streaming site food bow up 18% today after a judge laid out injunction putting a halt to the new sports streaming

service from disney warner, brothers and fox. that was intended to be up and running in just a few weeks. but food bowl in a lawsuit says this new site anti-competitive and a judge seems to agree, at least for now that could delay the release of a new sports perhaps until after football season begins. now, let's take a look at store brands once upon a time stuart brands were seen as inferior generic knock-offs to name brand goods. now not so much. they are very popular. how popular? well, sales to store brands were up a record. 21% last year to 236 billion dollars. there's a very good reason for this. once upon a time these products might have been made as knock-offs. but now many of these products are coming out of the same factories and the same companies that make the name brand goods and they're being made with the same exact ingredients. the only big difference is they're being sold at a lower price point. also, stores now realize that these private label brands promote customer loyalty. so they're being featured higher

up on shelves and that makes them more visible and they are selling more. one recent study found that 85% of consumers now view privately will store brands as being equal to or better than the quality of name brands. back to you. presi

signed a proclamation on friday to designate a national monument. that's at the site of the 19. 0, 8, race riot in springfield, illinois, civil rights and community leaders joined the president in the oval office for the historic ceremony. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. president joe biden

made it official friday designating a national monument at the site of the 19 0, 8, race riot in springfield, illinois. >>more than 100 years ago this week a mob of white rioters stormed the capitol city not far from former president abraham lincoln's home over the next few days. the mob lynched 2 innocent black men burn down dozens of homes and businesses and forced many families to president biden says the new designation will force people to remember greet the president alluded to the recent murder of sonya massey in springfield. >>a white sheriff's deputy gunned down at the 36 year-old black woman in her home. one of messi's cousin said they are actually descendants of one of the men who was lynched during the riot, obviously with the murder of sonya massey. we can still see in the community of springfield. we have work to do. illinois

congresswoman nicky butt censky said the riot inspired civil rights leaders to form the naacp. >>the president of springfield's chapter also and off said friday's designation serves as a unifier to come together to work together, love each other and to be positive. this is good history. the naacp and others are working on a walk through memorial for the site. >>which still needs funding in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>a missouri woman was arrested accused of orchestrating a scheme against graceland and the family of elvis presley. all this asked fans from around the world gather in memphis to celebrate elvis week. reporter simon is at graceland in memphis with the details. >>it's kind like a second alexis chambers is one of thousands of fans celebrating the king of rock'n'roll during elvis week. a celebration elvis presley's legacy at graceland. times that you details more than 25 this week

comes with shocking news after a friday morning arrest. 53 year-old lisa jeanine. findley is now facing federal charges accused of scheming to the friday elvis presley's family out of millions while trying to defraud graceful. >>think it's a shame people would do that. you know, what was the purpose? she's gonna get a lot of that's crazy. and know anyone by achieving and again consequences the department of justice's findlay pretended to be 3 different people affiliated with the fake private lender falsely claiming lisa marie presley borrowed millions from company and used graceland as collateral for the loan. then able company was nelson investments in private lending. take a look at these e-mails in may wre g e mail that in response. current nasa needed night affiliation until wre g not to contact him. the doj says finlay uses to name curtain all city.

>>as one of her, many aliases. do you about that happening during >>however, justice. >>more news coming up. stay

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. it has been a smooth rollout since a popular shopping district in san jose started charging visitors for parking kron. 4 shock moment

explains why some customers at santana row say it's been quite the headache for them. >>for hours on end on friday, many customers here at santana row were stuck in long lines going to multiple different levels of these parking garages that just recently started charging people to park here at santana row. make people think the lines were so long. it appeared that the people who are monitoring those parking meters just letting them roll right through. >>going up. >>it's the first full week of business since these were installed at san jose's high end shopping destination, pay stations at santana site on part alice park and then will charge me. we'll talk about parking is crazy. even during the rollout customers weren't satisfied. santana row told us it's because everywhere else in this part of town, they have paid parking so customers with park for free at santana row just to shop elsewhere, leading to congestion. and now new meters are causing even

longer lines. not a fan either. see back here, just trying be but first business week with metered parking and now headed into the first weekend. >>customers tell us the new ticket list method of paying to park. it's confusing. the lines were so long at a certain point it appeared workers were just livid cars through. you know, i think it's better. it's trying to cut off the traffic from valley. fair trying to get people to stop parking over here. >>well, then makes harder for us, though, is actually work even people who work at santana row caught in the jam and on a busy day like friday, if you can't find parking in the garage, good luck getting out. 20 minutes. we hear. yeah, those are new to i don't really come down here that often. and this is probably why hes is very difficult to get around. >>parking rates are the same as the valley fair across the street. 2 hours free. and then 2 bucks an hour after. but for many customers, the new payments for parking bring growing pains. >>i'm sure they're going to make much money off that.

>>it kind of sucks that we tried reaching out to management here at santana row to find out if there may be any short-term remedy for this headache customers are describing here in the parking structures and we did not hear back. now, the idea behind santana rose new charging for parking is to have a qr code that you scan when you park and you could pay for the amount hours you want to park in your spot for its supposed to be a seamless transition, paperless and ticket list. but it's not as seamless as they wanted to be. right now. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >>campbell, ask as the former ufc heavyweight champion accused of going on a vigil and see shooting spree is pleading no contest to attempted murder. investigators say back in 2022, the former fighter was seeking revenge against a suspected pedophile. 43 year-old harry goularte who allegedly molested one of his children at a daycare velasquez started chasing him, firing shots near an

elementary school who lard was not hit, but his father-in-law was shot. velasquez previously pleaded not guilty before changing his plea on charges of attempted murder, felony assault and other god gun charges. he faces potential prison time and he's out of custody and will be sentenced later this year. lot is also out of custody and faces pending felony charge, child molestation charges. an argument has led to a shooting that injured a man in sonoma county. this is according to sonoma county county sheriff's office. deputies say they responded to a home on stony point road in petaluma around one thursday morning for the report of a man who had been shot. the man was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition after several hours of a long standoff. investigators identified and arrested the suspect. and chp is crediting pictures from making an arrest in a violent road rage. they shared this picture of officers arresting

a 24 year-old man from santa rosa on friday morning. the highway patrol says armando martinez followed a driver for reportedly cutting him off last week and then just a window punch and folding knife to assault the victim and vandalized the victim's car. investigators say martinez also found the victim on social media as art of making criminal threats. chp says the victim had managed to take pictures of the suspect and they helped investigators to identify and arrest him. san francisco police say these cars were involved in sideshows in the city back in june. sfpd announced today that they seize 5 cars. the first sideshow happened near embarcadero and washington streets in the early morning hours of june. 10th. police say objects were deliberately set on fire during this sideshow. officers also responded to another one near the mission district. the same day. and happening now lanes of highway one on one on the

peninsula are now closed for road work. the closures affect one northbound and one southbound lane between redwood shores and east palo alto. caltrans says crews are working to improve highway barriers. both lanes are expected to reopen on early monday morning. and support continues to pour in for a popular oakland bookstore that burned to the ground 2 weeks ago. the owner of east bay booksellers says the support he's receiving is energizing more than $217,000 has been raised so far since the fire, the money will go towards paying employee wages and benefits. it's the books or can rent a temporary location nearby to set up shop once again. want to be. >>cared for. and way that when we can't opened in a temporary way, we can hit the ground running. so many people have written off bookstores and said that we're we're going away. this is just a physical. instance of that. and i'm keen

to defy. all of the odds. basically. >>the fire appears have been accidental for now. east bay booksellers is making sales online. it could take another 3 months until they restore physical inventory and set up their pop-up location. now taking a live look at downtown san francisco kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with more as we look at the transamerica pyramid. >>time right now, we do have mostly clear skies so far, but things could changing over the weekend today. highs not bad there. just a little bit above the average in san francisco, 70 degree. 74 in oakland a check and warm 85 degrees right at the average. a little more 88 degrees today. 90 on the hot side in concord and 92 degrees. one of the hot spots in santa rosa out the door. now, though, you've got 50's along the coastline, cooling off the patchy fog, moving it toward the beaches. 67, pleasant in palo alto, 70 and warm in san jose right now. still 74 in antioch, but overnight tonight watching this, there's going to be a strong surge, a low-cost

moving well on shore, not just inside the bay, not just in to the east bay, all the way in the central valley by tomorrow morning. and it's just going to be slow to break up. and as we head throughout the morning, you'll notice a lot of clouds kind of lingering toward the afternoon. then a cold front going to move in. boy, the model tries even bring a couple sprinkles and parts of northern sonoma county. we'll see if that happens or not. i think we'll see some drizzle at least. but finally breaks up a little bit toward lot of part of the afternoon. but overall, it is going to be cooler than normal. low pressure kind of dropping in along the coastline. that will be the story throughout this weekend and probably next weekend to temperatures. we've got a lot of 60's into san francisco. lot of cloud cover out there tomorrow. not much clearing out along the coastline inside the bay. you'll start to warm things up. more sunshine as you work way down the peninsula. southee enjoy some really comfortable weather a little bit below the average 70's and 80's low 80's well inland by tomorrow afternoon to kind of get the idea. nice weather pattern kind of setting up. but it's gonna be cooler than normal as we head throughout the weekend. i think a little more sunshine on sunday. then as we look toward a monday tuesday, wednesday next week, we start warm back up.

>>so much, lawrence. well, scientists say to keep your eye to the sky on monday, there will be not only a supermoon, but also a blue moon. a supermoon is when the moon is super close to the earth and a blue moon is where the full moon happens twice in one month. so get ready for an extra pretty night out there.

take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that!

good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. election headquarters. the 2024 democratic national convention set to kick off on monday in chicago event. organizers preparing for an influx of people. this

includes the convention delegates but also about 30,000 protesters. guest speakers include former president obama, former president clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton. for more on this kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with uc berkeley political science professor steve fish. it feels like the harris-walz ticket has all the momentum. >>the polls seem to indicate as much. is there anything that could happen in chicago next week that could change that. >>so far it doesn't look like it. they really seem, as you sid, grant to have all the momentum going and trump is doing everything wrong. hasn't really done anything right. ever since biden dropped out of the race, he seems to be kind of, you know, flabbergasted by the fact that he lost an opponent that he thought was going to be easy to be. harris has been much more formidable. so they very much got the momentum going. and so far they haven't really made any major they could get a big bounce out of this

convenion and go forward from it with a big advantage there already either tied with trump or or out pulling him in crucial swing state. so that's very good news for the democrats. >>all those people do like certain surprises. it seems like a lot of this was constructed so that they wouldn't have the disaster. that was the 1968 dnc in chicago. i wasn't a brokered convention. so they have there candidate but there are 30,000 protesters what do you envision? i don't think that's going to be a big problem. the protesters will probably be outside. >>many of them will be, of course, over the conflict in the israeli also problem and i i don't think that they're actually going to have anything like the problem we saw in 1968. this is not going to be a brokered convention. there won't be conflict over

this issue in the in the actual convention hall itself except perhaps a handful of demonstrators here. and there. i don't anticipate this is going to be a big problem for them. >>if the people on the ticket who will be speaking, harris thursday, walz wednesday, but then you have the other sort of democratic heavyweights, obama, bill clinton, hillary clinton, president biden will be speaking on monday as well. it it feels like he might be someone that this crowd is really going to rally around. i know they were chanting his name when he made his first joint appearance with vice president harris this week. when you anticipate that moment will be like in the building on monday when biden takes the stage. >>well, i think people are going to be very grateful to him. he's actually been a very good president. you know, you clearly faltered in the debate that led to him leaving law, leaving the the race. but he's actually been a very strong president. the fact that he had the courage and the ego

strength one might add to to access. it is another good thing. i think he's very popular with democrats right now. of course, they want that want the focus to be on him want the focus to be on. i'm harris herself, but i think democrats do really like biden also having heavy hitters like bill clinton and barack obama is key. these guys are both great speech makers. i think it's also very important beyond the convention for the democrats have bill clinton and barack obama out there on the hustings on the campaign trail campaigning for harrison walls. these really our 2 biggest assets in the democratic party. and i think they should be out there not just showing up at an occasional, you know, big fund-raiser or the convention, but really being down on the ground campaigning with the democrats so that the naysayers were complaining that gonna mayor is he's not in a sit-down interview. >>they were complaining that, you she hasn't really will align doubt her policy

positions yet she had an event today which address some of her economic policies >>do you think that they're there are sort charting their own path and not responding to? >>the critics or do you think that you'll be doing that sit-down interview soon enough with journalist. >>be key. that's a great question. and here's the answer. they are turning their own path for that last decade or so. the democrats event allowing themselves to be pushed around. they've allowed the debt, the republicans to define them or they've allowed some journalist criticizing them for not doing this or that thing to actually really influence them. now, they're just doing what they want to do. if she doesn't want to do sit down interviews right now, she's saying i'm not going to sit down interviews right now. listen to my campaign speeches. this is a step forward. the democrats for a change look like they're really in control. they're not being pushed around. there's a certain fighting spirit in the party. we haven't seen for a

long time. she has she is spelling out her policy positions. for the most part. they're very similar, of course, to president biden's. these are standard democratic party positions when she gave a very strong speech 2 days in 9, north carolina on her economic program. and it had, you know, several facets. they're going to be very, very appealing. i think to a lot of people things that biden hadn't spelled out tax credits for construction companies that are building starter homes to make it easier for special younger people to buy their first home. things like that that really matter to people. i thought it was a very strong speech. also important is the symbolism and the fact that she took it into north carolina. the democrats need to do this. north carolina's been treated as republican territory for the last few elections. but obama want to watch and there's no reason why it can't be a swing state that the democrats claim for harris and walz to go into north carolina. and i think they should go to florida to and campaign hard. there is a flex and it really shows that

the republicans are going to have to work hard to defend even state they've taken for granted. that is a flex. and if they have to divert resources in order to hang on to those states, that will be beneficial to democrats, even if they don't end up winning them. >>steve political science professor uc berkeley, really % appreciate your time today. the

teaming up with apple and google wallets to bring a digital id's. californians kron four's will tran tells us what california residents can epect with the rollout. >>here's the good news. it will work like your apple pay

on your cell phone that you don't have to take out your credit card. same deal. it will only work for now once it's started and we don't know exactly when apple and google. we'll develop this feature. but once it's ready to go, all you have to go through tsa as far as sfo, lax and that of the 3 airports for now in california, just have to show your digital id on your cell phone and that will be accepted. that was announced by governor gavin newsom yesterday. the hope is down the road more and more people do this, that maybe one day you will not have to show your physical driver's license. apparently it's a lot safer because when you show your physical driver's license has all kinds of information, including your driver's license number as well as your home address. not everybody is on board with this year's charles canaday. let's get your reaction to this. i just told you about this new program that's being developed. yes or no on it, sir.

>>no, because i'm kind school percent. i believe that the things happened with the fold. you f-king, though, it. if you can crack into something next to you can't even pull up guy what about somebody who's in front of you? that takes 10 years that went about his physical driver's licenses to make it a little bit faster, even for you me, it happens. it happens to not everybody is organized. so things happen. >>far as the technology with ideal and all that. i'm not ready for personally. i'm still old school >>i believe things can happen. but you foal that even with you know, people. able to to us to credit card in go to first to tell stay you money or is credit cards for gas to something like this. so i'm just not ready for her family. >>i'm just not there's no wrong answer to this. thank you so much. i know you guys have to catch a flight. thank you for stopping by and talking to is my favorite

school. old-school charles. old school. he looked at the computer and said no, thank you. i'm going to stick with my typewriter. back to you. >>oakland's top cop shared updates friday on active investigations and how officers are addressing crime trends. kraft forcefully took off, breaks it down for us. >>we are seeing a reduction in total prime with across open oakland police chief floyd mitchell says the town still has a long way to go toward making the streets safer. think we will ever be satisfied with the response time. but adds the numbers show progress. he says violent crime is trending down. we are having challenges with our property crime. we have seen a significant decrease our property crimes as well. deputy chief fred shea, these highlighting for deadly shooting investigations from a july and august have netted arrests, including that of maria ramos. earlier this month, the mother was gunned down on hilton avenue while visiting family within minutes. our patrol team.

>>and our special resources team sprung into action. identify the vehicle, locating the vehicle. and quickly taken 3 suspects into custody within. >>the next 12 hours in the past 3 weeks, assistant chief james beers says west oakland has seen an uptick in violent crime and is dedicating more resources there which has resulted in multiple arrests and the recovery of numerous guns. we immediately deployed or cease-fire units to that area working conjunction with that role and a special resource section since the end of june. beer says 25 robberies and assaults have been reported near the westlake christian terrace community. most of the victims, asian and elderly beers says 3 groups of criminals have been involved and 7 teenagers and one adult have been arrested in stage. our command post in the area. so high visibility presence, increased traffic enforcement. >>and focused operations targeting additional people

that we do know that operate in and around the bay area committing robberies. police are also conducting operations along international boulevard to address trafficking. >>in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron 4 news. >>more news san jose setting an

undesirable record for the first time. the median price of a home in the city surpassed 2 million dollars. this comes ahead of sweeping changes that will affect commissions paid to real estate agents. kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >>sweeping changes. that's the promise of a massive lawsuit

negotiated with the national association of realtors which goes into effect august 17th. >>i think the consume is both buyers and sellers can expect a different experience and they've ever had before. trisha thomas with bay east association, a collection of realtors in the east bay highlighted the central role of the settlement. its an experience with these new business practice changes that will see. >>even greater transparency from both perspectives is sitting down with a buyer and really understanding the role and responsibility that you as an agent are taking on and also the role responsibility >>of the buyers. so it creates sort of a mutual agreement between the 2 of you to really define what those rules are. that's jennifer branch ini. >>with compass realty, she is also the regional vice president of the national association of realtors. and i think ultimately the big thing is that. commissions have always been negotiable and

sellers still have the right to offer that if they will. but they do have choices on that. in the meantime, when it comes to buying and or selling a home in the bay area, that is also facing some ships nationally, home prices are soaring up 4.9% and the median price of a family home surpassed 2 million dollars was at marketing meeting this morning. this is what i heard from. >>condo. >>you know, and $500,000 range, which we haven't seen that, you in a too. you know. well above a million. so the range is great and the need is there. so there's buyers and all of those categories where barbara clements with bay east sees more inventory coming on the market. there is also some other changes. >>experts say people are paying less attention to interest rates and more about. >>when personally and make sense to jump into the market.

>>this one's life says it's it time to sell or buy a home. that's what they're going to do it's one of the things we saw during covid is that we saw there was a lot of interest, particularly for people are in san francisco to move into the suburbs for whatever reason. so even during a lockdown where it was actually pretty difficult to do real estate transactions, we saw increase in sales activity because again people's lifestyles i need to either buy or sell a home. and that's what they theresa kron, 4 news. >>the issue of retail theft was front and center for governor newsom. he was in the bay area on friday to sign a package of public safety bills. he vows will tackle the issue head on capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >>well, the governor signed the bills at this san jose home depot store. he says the legislation will make a difference in the state's response to retail theft. but critics argue. >>it's not enough. governor

gavin newsom receiving applause as he signed 10 bipartisan public safety bills into law. he says. >>will combat the statewide issue of retail theft. there has to be some accountability because of the legislation i signed. there will be accountability included in the bill package, the california retail theft reduction act. it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealing property with the intent to resell it. the legislation will also allow for what's known as aggregation, meaning several thefts committed by one person over a two-year period can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grand theft. also included in the package, a bill to increase penalties for car break ins in another to expend diversion and rehab programs for people in lieu of present. this goes to the heart of the issue and it does it in a thoughtful and judicious way. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. if you break these laws, you will pay the price. it is that simple.

but the bills do not touch prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and loosened the penalties for offenses like retail theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. supporters say prop 47 resulted in criminal justice reform and reduced california's prison population. but opponents argue it let criminals off the hook. >>earlier this summer, prop 36 a ballot measure to reform prop 47 officially qualified for the november ballot. governor gavin newsom has long opposed prop 36 even as a bipartisan coalition of da's and some democratic mayor say it must be passed to reform prop 47, unintended consequences of prop 47 are unacceptable that there has to be accountability proper. 36 takes us back to the 1980's, the war on drugs, mass incarceration promotes a promise that can't be delivered. republicans say they support the retail theft. bill package newsom signed here, but they argue the

legislation can only make a lasting impact of prop 36 passes. unlike the retail theft bill package, they believe propped 36 will target all retail thieves. not just organized crime rings. they also say prop 36 will penalize fentanyl, drug dealers and increased drug treatment. it is much needed. >>and i think the governor is out of touch. and the governor says the bill package he signed here is just a start. he says to expect additional retail thefts bills in the near future reporting in san jose. tom wallace kron 4 news.

the first ever golden

gate park concert series starts tomorrow. the event will feature popular talons, including death tones and system of a down kron four's. gayle ong joins us with more details. >>the event is sold out. san francisco officials say the concert series is a huge economic boost to the economy were told about 90%. the audience is from out of town. >>the stage is set at golden gate park's polo field for the first ever concert series. very excited to be out here again this weekend. the event taking place on the heels of outside lands hosted by the same producer, another planet entertainment. the concert takes place on saturday and this time on one stage with headliners deftones and system of a down these bands are for their some of the biggest in the country in the world system of a down is a very, very rarely plays. so this is one of only 2 or 3 concerts. they're playing this year.

>>allan scott, with another planet entertainment says about 50,000 people are coming to the sold-out event partner with community. >>to provide free muni for all ticket holders. we also have private shuttles that come from sacramento. private shuttles that come to and from the bill graham civic auditorium, some people taking in. >>bart, saturday's concert at golden gate park is a first of its kind that will help revitalize the city of san francisco. this concert is going to generate directly 1.4. >>million for rec and park, which we can then put back into maintaining stewarding our assets of which we have over 220 parks and open spaces, golf courses, pools, programming for children and seniors and families cat anderson with san francisco, recreation and parks has this message for those who live nearby the park. >>please know that. we understand the impacts and also another planet. entertainment has given $10,000 to community benefit fund to help alleviate some of

those impacts in the sense that in the wrist, this richmond district neighborhood and the shows are set to begin at 03:00pm to 10:00pm on saturday. >>then next, golden gate park concert series is expected to take place in 2025. 2026 in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>it's safe to say the bay-area love sushi. i know i do. and on dine. and dish kron four's vicki liviakis checks out a popular brunch spot on the water that's serving up secret. sushi. >>nothing like dining al fresco. enjoying a tasty meal on the dock of the welcome, the bungalow kitchen. the cool bohemian vibe, bungalow kitchen in tampa. it's been a known for killer traditional branches and california. coastal cuisine from chef daniela ver everything you'll find it in the allow new on the menu. what they're calling secret. sushi. we have about

what will be about the year-old grated. sushi chef. young, much sharing some of his sushi special. these are the source, drake from japan, but all special get them mom just she meaning you can order it piecemeal from your table or for real dining adventure. but personalized multi-course meal upstairs. >>called the secret sushi. all mccaa say experience. oh, my god. he's amazing at the >>size of the staff. there's so many crazy options choose from here. but somehow you might find room for dessert. >>even if it is just one more piece of secret. deadpool versu

wolverine breaks another box office record as alien slither into theaters. plus, mark wahlberg and halle berry talk about their new netflix movie. scott mantz. has your entertainment report? >>we start with, of course deadpool and wolverine. i know it's been a while since we talked about this movie. he said dripping with sarcasm. the film has just passed, a major milestone. you ready for this? it is now the highest grossing r rated movie of all time with one point, 0, 8, 6 billion dollars worldwide.

and county passing 2009 teens joker alien romulus opened last night with 6.5 million. that's domestic on its way to a 40 million dollar plus opening for the weekend. that's bigger than the opening of the last the 2017 alien covenant which opens with 36 million domestic and making its premiere today on netflix. is this a list action come? >>dangers is going to >>the union is actually the first movie that mark walberg and halle berry have worked on together and they seem to be getting along pretty well. mark mark surprised her with the other day. thank you so

much. go crazy. that always helps when 2 of the stars of the movie, our friends, they talk about their friendship with our jasmine simpkins. >>well, come in. and and ross with win. >>ago, how was it finally getting to work with someone you've obviously known his years in hollywood. it was a magical experience. and we had so much fun. i mean, we both come from very humble beginnings, both super. hardworking, very disciplined what we do. but we like to have fun. what was right when the most fun things to do the scenes that i loved was probably. >>in an odd way, the very last scene of the movie that we did. you know, there's so much wonderful venture between her

and i i always i mean, i love the scene with us in the cargo. >>but i love the wedding scene at the end. i mean, the action her yelling at me screaming at me, the training sequence, all the union is on netflix now. and that is the entertainment report in hollywood. i'm scott movie mantz.

>>a cease-fire deal seems to finally be within reach in the middle east. today negotiators said they are optimistic that they can reach a deal to end the war between israel and hamas. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the new details. >>after 2 days of

internationally mediated discussions. we are crossing the river man. president joe biden struck a positive note when talking about the effort to reach a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. the administration says both sides have agreed to a framework that would end the war, secure the release of all of the hostages and bring humanitarian assistance to gaza. but israel and hamas have each raised issues with specific details of the proposal. this is a complex, a situation in a complex agreement on friday. negotiators said u.s. officials presented a proposal that would bridge the gaps between each site's positions. >>and they plan to reconvene and egypt next week to try and seal the deal. >>we're not which which closed in the worst condition. >>among those anxiously awaiting an agreement or the families of the hostages. jon polin is hoping a deal come soon and brings his son hersh back home. i'm certainly hopeful and optimistic that that's the case. and he says he thinks israeli prime

minister benjamin netanyahu realizes the stakes for the people caught up in the conflict and for his own leadership. i believe that he understands. the legacy here. she wants to be prime minister. >>then went on to bring home all of the hostages. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is traveling to israel on saturday to help lead the discussions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>kron 4 is your local election headquarters where now 81 days away from the presidential election, the candidates are beginning to share more about their plans if elected. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc with more from the campaigns. we've heard a lot of attacks on the campaign trail so far. but the campaigns are now starting to share some policy pitches. >>especially when it comes to the economy. >>a rally in north carolina. ice president kamala harris lay down a plan to create what she calls an opportunity economy to do things like save

americans money in the checkout line because look the bills that up. harris announced her plans to federally ban price gouging of groceries. my plan will include new penalties for opportunistic companies that exploit crises and break rooms. >>and we will support smaller food businesses that are trying to play by the rules and get ahead. meanwhile, republican vice president pick jd vance was in wisconsin. he told the milwaukee police association the trump administration backs the blue and took a jab at his opponent. kamala harris is on a tour where she's trying to redefine her record. >>as a tough on crime prosecutor. and yet if you look at kamala harris's record as a prosecutor is the opposite of tough on crime. vance also defended former president trump's campaign style. i think the unscripted nature of president trump is one of the reasons why his campaign gives a pretty good insight into the kind of president he's going to be.

that's after trump said this about harris thursday. i think i'm entitled to personal attacks. i don't have a lot of respect for. >>both campaigns next focus is pennsylvania. there's campaign is launching a bus tour there this weekend starting in western pa while the trump team will be on the other side of the state starting monday in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >>more news coming up. stnow.

let's get a check on the weather as we look ahead to your weekend weather forecast. here's kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>we do have mostly clear skies so far but things could changing over the weekend today. highs not bad there.

just a little bit above the average in san francisco, 70 degree. 74 in oakland a check and warm 85 degrees right at the average. a little more 88 degrees today. 90 on the hot side in concord and 92 degrees. one of the hot spots in santa rosa out the door. now, though, you've got 50's along the coastline, cooling off the patchy fog, moving it toward the beaches. 67, pleasant in palo alto, 70 and warm in san jose right now. still 74 in antioch, but overnight tonight watching this, there's going to be a strong surge, a low-cost moving well on shore, not just inside the bay, not just in to the east bay, all the way in the central valley by tomorrow morning. and it's just going to be slow to break up. and as we head throughout the morning, you'll notice a lot of clouds kind of lingering toward the afternoon. then a cold front going to move in. boy, the model tries even bring a couple sprinkles and parts of northern sonoma county. we'll see if that happens or not. i think we'll see some drizzle at least. but finally breaks up a little bit toward lot of part of the afternoon. but overall, it is going to be cooler than normal. low pressure kind of dropping in along the coastline. that will be the story throughout this weekend and probably next weekend to

temperatures. we've got a lot of 60's in the san francisco lot of cloud cover out there tomorrow. not much clearing out along the coastline inside the bay. you'll start to warm things up. more sunshine as you work way down the peninsula enjoy some really comfortable weather a little bit below the average 70's and 80's low 80's well inland by tomorrow afternoon to kind of get the idea. nice weather pattern kind of setting up. but it's gonna be cooler than normal as we head throughout the weekend. i think a little more sunshine on sunday. then as we look toward a monday tuesday, wednesday next week, we start warm back up. today was day 17 of forty-niners camp in santa clara. and the team is just. >>we're not any closer to any decision on finalizing new contracts are either brandon aiyuk or trent williams. big problem, right? we've heard it all before. brandon aiyuk going to be traded. oh, no. wait a minute is coming back to the team. but really it's just window dressing until the players make up their minds. and as far as real news, kyle shanahan said today that some of the starters will actually see action on sunday against the saints, including quarterback brock purdy. after practice today, purdy was asked and you knew it was

coming if he was getting a little anxious over the brandon aiyuk saga that lingers over camp. >>i mean, a family and friends, you know, hit me up and say what's going on. and i'm like, man, i'm just so you guys, you know, i'm sort of so here, you know, hearing from all the other news sources and stuff. you know, it is what it is. my son. my answer is the same with how it was before i love you and i want nothing but the best form and i'm not in the in the business side of things. so i'm sort sitting here waiting as well. hopefully hopefully get settled soon. >>well, the raiders are actually getting ready host the cowboys tomorrow night in their second preseason game. no. connell gardner minshew battling it out right now for the starting quarterback position. receiving corps actually looking pretty good. the sides have probably one of the best, if not the best wide receiver in davante adams. they might find a diamond rough with their second year receiver tre tucker tucker only had 19 receptions and 16 games last season, but he had a nose for the end zone with 2

touchdowns last weekend. 2 receptions for 73 yards against the vikings showing that he's got some big play potential tucker natives of formed a bond camp that he believes can only make them better in the future. >>office for a strand and the receiver on does as well. so he's a leader and i have him is just like a i was at the confidence booster. if you know, he's one of the best, if not the best. so i just have him alongside of all of us and kind of just, you know, how he teaches us and, you know, critique all stuff very good i think when you really get to know what am i who he is? you know, i guess it kind of think the same way. you know. so. and we kind instantly clicked not as a rookie. and like i said, we value the same things. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back at the morning news at 7 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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