>>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. we start things off tonight with our

eyes on a growing bush brush fire in the south bay video from the citizens app shows smoke and flames growing in the hills above homes in east san jose. fire officials say it actually started as 3 separate fires that have now collectively burned. 35 acres. the flames for spark shortly before 8 this evening near quimby road. there haven't been any reported injuries or damages so far. san jose santa clara county fire and cal fire crews are all responding to this. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the latest weather conditions. as we look in the area, lawrence. >>all right. now the winds not all that strong in and around that fire, but still an active fire and some dry grass out there and some trees to burn and homes not far away. pretty scary. you can see this in the eastern half of a san jose up in the mountains there. you can see the fire now burning in that area. so we've got a mountainous terrain and some of those winds begin to pick up a move toward the south. so you're getting that northerly

component to the wind and because of that, those could gust a little bit overnight tonight pushing some of the smoke further south, maybe toward evergreen, maybe toward morgan hill in that direction. i think the weather, though, overall not a bad pattern. i think overnight tonight we're going to see a rise, a rapid rise, the humidity. so by tomorrow morning, the atmosphere almost entirely saturday that is going to slow down that fire in a hurry. so hopefully firefighters can get a handle on that by early tomorrow morning by the afternoon those winds start to race again. and that's where things could get dangers. if keeps going that you get your wake-up weather forecast. mostly clear. just some patchy fog. tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 50's as we head toward about 10:00am warming up in the 60's and the 70's. >>i doubt grieving tonight there are a shooting in oakland killed 2 people and seriously injured. 2 others. police say someone opened fire into a group of people during an argument on saturday morning and to the people shot were related. crop for shock moment has more after speaking with their families.

>>what re still on was one of those killed according to her family and her sister, angel tanner was shot as well. but just went into surgery to remove several bullets. her recovery is still not known the family tells me they're sick and tired of gun violence in oakland and are demanding that something must be done to stop it. >>i and and say. and i miss my daughter tanya van hawk is in shock and immense grief. she was artists. mayo? >>lab, our willingness to come whenever i needed that are to come. see, what i says her daughter 35 year-old wall tree. still hunt. >>was one of those killed in saturday's shooting on 83rd street in southeast oakland. >>it happened just one week after walt reese's birthday. that's the a copter while tree's leaves behind 2 children. one just 4 years old. her sister angel tanner, also shot and is fighting for her life in the hospital. family says tanner was shot 4

times, i'm just glad that in lieu or 2. dense bill year, the family was in oakland on saturday to celebrate angels daughter's birthday. police say an argument led to the shooting that targeted for people. the gunman is still on the loose. we just lost a very, very important member are saying she was the glue that kept us all together. we can to us remotely from the hospital all out in the saloon. he can do is pray for her aunt and grieve with future king, the sister of wall trees and angel what kind got the know, when desires? >>so being gunned down like that, like no. all 3 family members tell us the violence in oakland is unacceptable. >>and that people in the city are losing hope is just evil after evil. like, i don't know why everybody so crew like >>every day are they? is crime is shooting its robberies is

breaking in houses. breaking in cars like what is enough? >>how is this dollar on before? somebody does something to stop it? how many families have to be torn apart? >>now, oakland police last told us they are working to investigate the shooting. and we asked them, though, on monday for an update on the investigation. but we did not hear back reporting in studio jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>san jose family is mourning the loss of their father tonight after he drowns in lake tahoe over the weekend. picture of the family francisco, the madrid, all in the center there. his body was found on the shore of lake tahoe on saturday afternoon. investigators say his death was an accidental drowning, the known as cisco by family and friends leaves behind 3 young daughters. a gofundme has raised just over $1800 with a goal of $40,000 to help his family. and in san jose,

investigators are looking into 2 separate deadly crashes that occurred in the same day. the most recent one happening last night at the intersection of snell and capitol expressway. police say a woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a car. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. and yesterday morning, a man riding a bicycle was also hit and killed this time by a pickup truck near jackson avenue and beyond the lane in east san jose. police say the driver is also cooperating with the authorities. it's unclear if either driver of in these situations will face any charges or if they were under the influence. one of the democratic national convention has just wrapped up and it was one for the books. democrats look to start off strong with their message to americans. speakers included former secretary of state hillary clinton and the keynote address from president biden. washington correspondent basil john joins us from united center in chicago with the highlights.

>>the start of the dnc shows a more unified democrat party compared to less than a month ago when president joe biden dropped out of the race. but that hasn't stopped democrats from singing his praises as they transition their hope to kamala harris. >>this is going be a great way. >>as president joe biden passed the torch in chicago. >>all right. ready to elect kamala harris and jamal. >>democrats started monday night of the democratic national convention telling americans they are the party for the people kurz's prevail. markers as a letter. democracy must be preserved. vice president kamala harris made a surprise appearance on stage to give her thanks to president joe biden. >>we are forever grateful speakers highlighted what president joe biden did for

the country. kamala harris and joe biden. >>had been busy expanding access to the internet. the number of uninsured americans hit and all. >>and the damage they say former president donald trump could do if you return to the white house. >>he wants a chance to make america unemployed again. among the speakers rallying support for vice president kamala harris was hillary clinton. >>let's stand kamala harris and tim walz white house. >>she was the first woman in history to head a major party's ticket in 2016 when she lost to trump. we kept our eyes on the future. >>a future is >>tomorrow is is bold vision for america with former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama taking the for a party in chicago. basil, john.

>>a group of military veterans is finding camaraderie back on u.s. soil in a pretty unique way. they're catching pythons in florida's everglades with their bare hands. the hunters are part of a nonprofit created to help veterans cope with struggles service life. they go python hunting as a form of therapy at community. >>even the small we get up on the tree islands. we have that kind of that dual purpose. we want to catch the pythons and we want to have. have those veterans and orphans flowing to get those brains cycling back the right way. >>the veterans work is also helping the state control its python population last year, florida officials say more than 18,000 pythons were removed from the wild. with the help of these veterans. what interesting story. i could never do that. but thank you for your service. >>yo

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>>it's officially back-to-school in san francisco for thousands of students. but the district has a financial dilemma. kron four's. michael thomas has the latest details. >>an exciting day for about 50,000 students across san francisco as they headed back into the classroom. but this is the last year that the district will have 120 plus schools that is set to close and merge some due to a major budget deficit. a lot of smiles and excitement in san francisco students this morning as they headed back into the classroom with festus ezeli from the warriors passing out books, greeting them and giving the school an honorary jersey. parents say they're excited for the little ones this year and all that. they're gonna learn different

types of skill building and creativity and >>hopefully a lot of fun bolton. exciting time for some. it's not for san francisco district officials need to decide which of its 121 public schools will need to close next year. >>due to declining enrollment rates. and it's 400 million dollar budget deficit with the superintendent telling us this regarding next year's closures in this year's hiring freeze, we're working hard to make sure all of our classrooms, half permanent classroom teachers were covering classes today where we have vacancies when a better place than we were last year today where focus on the first of school in welcoming our students to back to the 24 25 school the official list of both schools closing and merging is set to be given by september 16th. but the board set to vote this december. we spoke with parents who say it is an issue they think about we haven't been impacted by but i'm sure it'll change the dynamics of the schools. >>right now, we can just be really grateful for the flexibility of the staff as

well. the district says the deficit is due to a declining enrollment rate which has dropped by more than 4,000 students since the 2017 to 2018 school year. it's also projected to lose about 4600 more by 2032, however, officials say they're always looking for more students and they have faith. that enrollment will rise as we get more details from the district regarding those closures and mergers will keep you updated. that's a very latest here in san francisco. and michael thomas will send it back to you live in studio. >>in the north bay community is grieving and now supporting the family of a mother who was driving to pick up her daughter from school when she was struck and killed. the person who hit her police say should not have been behind the wheel. now her colleagues are trying to help their family kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >>tragedy in the north bay. a mom on her way to pick up or 13 year-old daughter killed by a suspected drunk driver last friday. and that's something that one. 41 35 in the afternoon. we should be able

to do. >>without being killed by a drunk driver. yes, jessica avila munoz was a peace officer for the sonoma county probation department. >>damian evans is the president of the sonoma county law enforcement association. >>the agency put together a fund, a hero operation for munoz help she and her family. >>she's a single mother. 13 year-old daughter. and going to be living with her sister jointly. and then for us now that family has different reality and all the things that we had talked about, the health care. those come to an and so we have a housing situation. we have a health care situation for the teenage daughter and for us, that's that's a challenge. so we're really trying to get the word out for the part funding from the hero campaign people can donate. they can donate anonymously if you wish for us. we'd love for to go statewide. look for people to contribute any with honor her memory and help her family. >>a santa rosa police department is in the early stages of investigating the

deadly crash. police say that it appears munoz was making a left from lombardi court on to sebastian poole road when a dodge truck ran a red light and plowed into her white honda. firefighters, extricated munoz, but she later died at the hospital. the driver of the dodge truck. 68 year-old new on new on was arrested and booked into jail on gross vehicular manslaughter and felony dui. police say that he was driving with a suspended license and had 4 prior dui arrests. a district attorney spokesperson says that the case is under active review at the crash site. a memorial with flowers, cards and candles was a very excited from what i hear. >>and from in talking with their shoes, very excited for her new position as a peace officer. she put a lot of work into. >>accomplishing that. >>besides the fund to site, there is also a gofundme page.

we have put up all of the information on kron 4 dot com in santa rosa. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >>more news a judge's

ruling is expected in a matter of weeks on funding for the a's. new bell park in las vegas. the judge is looking into whether it was legal for lawmakers see earmarked 380 million dollars in public money to help fund the new stadium. the nevada teacher union has said the move is unconstitutional. for more on this kron four's dan kerman has the details.

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we... are professional grade. gmc autonomous car company waymo continues to grab people's attention on the road but also off with a fleet of them keeping a group of neighbors awake in the south of market community. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with a neighbor who asked respondents of the problem in a unique way. >>walking from waymo cars like this is a constant sound for neighbors living near second and harrison street. the vehicles have been using the slot to park in between rides. i was woken up at like around 5 or so.

>>yes, took a lot of hugging and all is like, oh, my god, like what is going on that tang says this has been happening on and off for 3 weeks now. really? became a big deal when they would. i come in and out when they were charging. been shot in the lot. and this, you know, start unlike the backing up. so the issue started on july 28th. >>since then, waymo has fixed an update, the software twice. but over the weekend, the honking return. >>so at this past saturday, they are coming back from like they're charging. routine. i guess. and they've been stopping about again. but this time there are so many of them that to backed up into the road itself. we reached out to waymo who says. >>the sunday morning issue has been resolved and it was a quiet monday night which sophia confirmed to make light of the situation. sophia

created a livestream documenting way. most activity and now has a global following. she says waymo has been working with residents. any representative join her live stream on monday to better connect with the community. when you're designing complex systems that's hard to predict, like everything that could go wrong. >>with it like a benevolent feature like honking. you know, when somebody else is backing up. on the other hand as a residence, i'm like this is ridiculous. like i can't sleep. and i like that. come on. highs of the gooding kron. 4 news. >>a judge's ruling is expected in a matter of weeks on funding for the a's. new bell park in las vegas. the judge is looking into whether it was legal for lawmakers see earmarked 380 million dollars in public money to help fund the new stadium. the nevada teacher union has said the move is unconstitutional. for more on this kron four's dan kerman has the details. >>schools over stadiums than about a teacher's union group

suing to prevent the public financing of a new age stadium in las vegas. he's now filed a public records request demanding the las vegas stadium authority turn over all documents related to design development cost and financing of the new 1.5 billion dollar ballpark. >>you know, we are almost to the deadline and nobody has any idea what's actually happening. and that's why we're trying t■o shed a little or if, in fact, they are not. he says the get one story in court and another story at meetings of the las vegas stadium authority. somebody is lying. you know, all their attorneys are arguing that bonds may never be issued. the stadium authority is, you know, claiming that the ballpark's moving on schedule. they're rounding 3rd, you know, i guess it took 14 months to do that. i don't know if that's true or not. but you which one is it?

>>mark says with 380 million dollars in taxpayer money on the line and an end of the year deadline approaching. it's time the process become more transparent. we believe that the nevada people deserve to know what's being done with their public money. kron 4 reached out to both las vegas stadium authority and the a's but did not hear back. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>a complaint has been filed against the la pd after a man was punched by an officer during an arrest last month. and now the attorney for them and says the district attorney will not be filing any charges. reporter jean king is in downtown la with the latest. >>alexander mitchell standing with his attorney and his cousin wearing a t-shirt that says what did i do? very emotional. she spoke on his behalf every day is hard him to breathe. he got sucker punch. he got punched in the face. they claim mitchell is traumatized after being brutally attacked by an lapd officer. his attorney brad gage says this is a case of

excessive force and that mitchell was unarmed and cooperative. got a mitchell was assaulted by an lapd officer. according to his lawyer, while he was handcuffed as captured in a viral video, adding that mitchell was double parked in his silver dodge charger in july by 100 13th street in graham avenue in watts while waiting for a friend when officers showed up, his lawyer says he remained co-operative and repeatedly asked why he was being arrested. but it quickly escalated. the punch broke his nose and hurt his jaw. they've also criticized the officer's partner for not stopping the violence. his legal team has since filed a claim against the city of los angeles. we hear from both sides. >>not only did they punch alex, but then they ended up paused, tying him and take him down to the ground in the game. tackle maneuver, choking them out. and there's a time when you see on the video he's saying i can't breathe. they handcuffed is not secure.

>>and it's a loose and he was resisting in the first place. he could injure the officer causing great bodily injury. as you can see, he was only 6, 5, 300 pounds and the officers were having difficulties. so the pd, you supports directive indicate that officers could use a distraction strike or kick to overcome any sort of resistance, create distance. >>in arraignment court today, they say that the da's office decided not to go ahead with any criminal charges against mitchell. originally he was facing the lay of a rest, but that was dropped. my cousin. >>he is a and he didn't deserve. the treatment that he got. that. officer wheel the got. that. officer wheel the time that he deserved. arisa.

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>>the education department announced availability of the federal student aid application form would be delayed for a second year in a row. instead, the known as the free application for federal student aid or fafsa will go live for testing with a limited set of students and institutions in october to iron out issues before launching fully on december. first for the 2025 2026 academic year, california students are already feeling the sting of this adjustment to break it all down. kron four's justine waltman spoke with emmanuel rodriguez, recent rch director at the institute for college access and success. >>so the question that we wanted to start off with first here is what is actually happening with this application form. why is there such a delay?

>>yes, great questions. so what happened with this announcement is that the application which traditionally opens on october second, is now being moved to december. first, that 2 month period, they will be testing it out to make sure that and problems issues fixed for us. it while we are disappointed with this announcement, we hope that this 2 month period really provides the department ability to work out some of those problems issues and it's ready to here in california. this will also likely mean that it delay the rollout of art in state application. that is california dream act patiently keita which has been traditionally used for a new 5.40, students, undocumented students or any other student who doesn't a lot >>so the fall term has already started or it's about to start in the matter of days here for many kids going to college is across the country without

this funding our colleges allowing students to continue enrolling in classes. can kids go to school without this money? >>yes, so the announcement was made on is for the application period. opening up this year, going into spring of 2025. for students enrolled fall from here's this and going or sugar already been working on submitting this your community. college student. you do have until september 3rd to fill out the fafsa or the california dream. not so there is still time if you're going community college to submit your applications, get financial aid. >>so with this sort of delay here, are there any things that are going to be improved or different or better since you get a little bit more time on your side. >>yeah, i we hope that, you know, this was a learning lesson on how we handle some

of those issues when it comes to verification, especially for mixed status. families or these are students who citizens who how the social security, but they have one or 2 parents who knocks they have some real problems this year filling out and getting that financially. they're entitled to. california took some good steps to mitigate that. but that air we're hoping gets fixed out, gets flushed out early on. so that's ready to go. but i think that would be the biggest thing we're looking out you could see how this could be. >>very confusing, frustrating and possibly a little scary for students and parents who are thinking how am i supposed to pay for my kid myself for my kid to go to school. >>yeah. i big-time agree. i think for us on this really. magnifying glass on how important portability, financial aid is to students

parents to make their college dream a reality right? so we need to work towards getting information out to students and parents foster getting the support and assistance they need to fill out these forms, especially when too late or others and technical issues that they need additional assistance. >>so outside of this there are other places that students can start to apply so they can look for additional funding for their education. should they just wait for this to happen? what do you think? >>do i think for students that are going to will begin school fall 2025? my recommendation here would be you have to wait until december to stop prepared right? are you can go out get i this is a argued that the student parent need in order fill out the com december. 1st that way, you have that long information ready to go. once application opens. the second piece. that

process going to ask you questions taxes, income for 2023. so start getting all that gear necessary. now on documents, if you can be ready to go. and the 3rd one is explore your local services that your school district provide to help you fill out these forms. right? we know, for example, in the bay area, we've got some some good partners u.s. fire 10,000 degrees that are doing really good work, helping students and families. we also know that our statewide commission helping eastern 8 commission as some good programs and virtual workshops that are helping students learn about >>we appreciate your time. emmanuel rodriguez with the institute for college access and success. thank you for your time. there is a lot of questions and concerns about this. and you also gave some great advice. so appreciate here with us. former san francisco mayor willie brown says he's not planning to sue former president trump for things he's saying about him. >>he's also not ruling it out.

kron four's vicki liviakis caught up with brown when he and his lawyer made the announcement. >>there's always a possibility outside john's brilliant, willie brown alongside trying to avoid or however say that donald trump may ask the staff were sying if this nonsense shot, will be a lawsuit. >>last week at a rally, donald trump claimed that he and brown were on a helicopter together that almost wind down in that moment. trump also said that brown bat mouth, vice president kamala harris, who brown once again >>what it's all about allegedly quote on, quote. mr. brown said some things about are it's all it's all a scam. it's why it's outrageous. brown says he's never ridden in a helicopter with trump and believes that trump using i think it would bad for my reputation of i was on a chopper. with trump period.

former president trump continues to stand by his story. >>and he's even threatened to >>and i an apology. no, i don't want is abolished that. i don't want to mention my name, the bottom line is person crowd is not going to file a lawsuit wants him to stop. it's you stop the let's move on. after the impromptu press conference, mayor brown was presented with a political cartoon about the trump helicopter mashup. >>complete with a helmet and the label of brown's favorite clothier wilkes-barre in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 kron. 4 >>kron-on will continue w

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accused of killing his girlfriend who went missing more than a week ago was back i court today. he faces murder and identity theft charges tied to her disappearance. reporter clodagh stefani and has the details from roseville. >>good evening. this agreement has been continued until september 9th. we did not hear an official plea from brent clifford, but all of this is we received an official identification on that body that was found in nevada with washoe county medical examiner's office are confirming that the body found is indeed the body of missing placer county woman. patricia part. hello, right. the washoe county medical examiner's office says patel right died from multiple sharp force injuries telling a sharp force injuries are caused by objects was sharper point edges like knives, scissors or glass. this as the murder suspect in her disappearance, brent clifford appeared in court in an orange jumpsuit standing motionless as the judge laid out the charges against him.

clifford is accused of killing placer county woman patricia portella-wright was reported missing on august 9th when she didn't come into work. 2 days later, placer county sheriff's deputies determine clifford to be a person of interest in her disappearance. and in a separate homicide out of reno, he would later be named a suspect in the reno homicide investigation with authorities believing clifford took off in the victim's red chevy suv. the placer county sheriff's office tells us clifford withdrew more than $900 in placer county using part. heller writes personal information leading to a warrant for his arrest. that would later happen in portola. the judge has set both cases that no bail and the rain has been continued until september 9th. and right now all of this is going on as they continue to investigate that homicide out in reno. reno police telling me that brent clifford and the victim knew each other and that the shooting happened at the victim's household. right now, clifford has not been arrested on any charges in connection with the homicide at this time reporting from roseville covering local news that

matters clouded stefani and fox. 40 news. >>different ev brands are teaming up to make long-distance trips easier and electric car rich demuro takes a rivian on a road trip using tesla's charging network rich on tech. >>rivian powered by tesla. i'm taking a second generation. rivian are one s on a 350 mile road trip to northern california. what's different about this road trip is that this rivian is running the latest software which lets you charge at tesla superchargers. nearly every major automaker has adopted tesla's north american charging standard. i've got about 34 minutes before my future evs will have tesla's charging port built in. >>current models require an adapter on my drive. the rivian is rugged and commanding. get comfortable for such big suv. this car has so much power. if there's one

quirk, it's how fast the tailgate pops open. best to stand back. rivian's big touch screen automatically chooses charging stops along the way and let you filter by network. and my first stop a surprise. okay. this is kind of crazy. so i just got to the tesla charger station. >>and it's all coned off. perhaps the system didn't realize the station was down for maintenance. and so now i've got to figure out if i can find another. charter nearby. luckily, there are many along i-drive but to be safe. my next stop is a rivian charging station. this is a sign of the times in this parking lot. you've got 3 different brands of charging stations. >>charge point over rivian behind me and tesla right in front of make the experience reminds me that fast charging can be pricey, not as expensive as gas, but it's creeping higher. although i could have made it to my hotel without another stop. i still need to try tesla. arrived at the tesla charging station. i'm gonna grab the adapter and see if this works. it takes me a minute to figure out the

adapter that once plugged in. it starts to charge. >>the process is seamless your card on file is build little nerve wracking to do that for the first time. but it seems to be working. not every tesla charger is compatible, but 15,000 are the network is reliable and you've got the best of both worlds. there's no range anxiety. there's no worry. you know, you're gonna be able charge your car somewhere. and that is a really good feeling. minus the learning curve, the drive a smooth and while charging might not be as fast as a fill-up, it gives you time to enjoy the journey. this is the first time i've driven and non-tesla ev with no range anxiety whatsoever. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. de

behind vice president harris at the dnc, republicans are focused on counter programming. the trump campaign is holding events across the country this week and using allies to get their message out. washing dc correspondent hannah brandt breaks it down for us. >>as democrats gather in chicago for the party's convention. republicans are countering with campaign stops. kamala puts america last. i put americafirst. >>president donald trump and his running mate, jd vance, health separate events in the battleground state of pennsylvania today. and later this week, they plan to hit michigan, wisconsin, north carolina and arizona to make their case to voters. america is ready to be unleashed. but to do that, we've got a kick

out kamala harris and bring back donald j. trump the trump campaign and its allies say they're trying to focus their message in areas where they think the democrats are weak. we just talk about the issues. we're gonna have a massive wind. senator rick scott says one of the main issues is the economy. as i travel around. people tell me all the time i made more money when trump was president. scott argues americans want what the trump campaign is promising. they want a good job. they want their wages, just beat inflation. >>they don't want inflation. they want to secure border. they want crime be lower. and vance says the american people should just look at trump's record because donald trump isn't just going out there making promises about what he wants to do. my friends, he already did it election day is just 77 days away. >>in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >>disgraced congressman george santos has pleaded guilty to financial crimes and could be looking close to a decade in prison and also paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution. reporter henry rosoff is outside the federal courthouse with more.

>>former republican congressman george santos became emotional while speaking both inside the courtroom and outside to reporters. he says he now admits that he didn't just lie to the public but was lying to himself for many years. he pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, all to avoid even more serious. federal charges pleading guilty as a step. i never imagined i take. but it is a necessary one because it is the right thing to former congressman george santos fought back tears moments after he pleaded guilty to faking donations to his own campaign and stealing the identities of loved ones and supporters. >>in exchange, prosecutors will not charge him with other forms of fraud like lying to congress about his wealth, collecting unemployment benefits while actually having a full-time job and using campaign contributions for lavish personal expenses. you also trusted me to represent you with honor and to uphold the values that are essential to our democracy. and in that

regard, i feel >>but now the disgraced ex lawmaker who briefly represented the north shore of long island and a sliver of queens is a convicted felon. in addition to having been expelled from congress late last year for his crimes, along with lying about his education, religion and background. after years of telling lies. >>former congressman george santos good in the courthouse right behind and finally under oath told the truth. and that truth is he is a criminal, but not everyone was happy with the plea deal, especially citizens banded together to put pressure on santos who was exposed as a liar before even taking office in january of 2023, while it's on closure, it's not really justice. i think along with a lot of other people, i would have liked to trial so that we could find out exactly what had gone on instead of this plea deal. santos must pay restitution in the range of $374,000. he indicated that he

may struggle to do so ahead of his february sentencing date. the judge will make a decision about prison at that time based on federal sentencing guidelines minimums santa's could be looking at in the neighborhood of 6 years in prison, according to the associated press in central islip, henry rosoff pix 11 news. a deadly weekend for

pedestrians in san jose. 2 people killed after getting struck by vehicles in separate incidents yesterday. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest details >>this past weekend, 2 people, a man and a woman were killed in separate traffic accidents. the san jose police department is still trying to figure out exactly what happened

according to the san jose police department around 9.15, sunday morning, a man riding a bicycle was struck by a pickup truck near jackson avenue and bambi lane in east san jose. he died from his injuries at the hospital later in the day. the male driver of the truck is cooperating with authorities. then around 10, 30 sunday evening, police say a woman walking in a crosswalk was struck by a man driving a mercedes sedan. >>here near the intersection of snow and capitol expressway. she was transported to the hospital but also died from her injuries. the driver of the car is cooperating with police investigations into both cases are ongoing. these accidents marked the 32nd and 33rd traffic fatalities in san jose so far this year. these deaths come just a few weeks after an 11 year-old boy was killed while riding a scooter and a san jose police department community officer was killed by a suspected drunk driver. the police department is calling on everyone to use caution out on the roadways. roadway safety is a shared

responsibility. really whether you're occupied driving a vehicle, a motorcycle bicycle or on foot, everyone is responsible. and following the rules of the road, the identities of the people involved in both cases have not yet been made public. it's unclear at this point if either driver will face any charges in the south bay. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>the democratic national convention kicked off on monday. but ahead of that over the weekend, house republicans say president joe biden committed impeachable acts and nearly 300 page report. they say the senator remove him from office. democrats, on the other hand, say the president did nothing wrong. washing correspondent some lot explains their findings. >>president joe biden left for chicago answering no questions about a republican report that says he should be impeached and removed from office. the report focuses on president biden's time as vice president and his time out of office. house republicans accuse the

president and his son hunter of selling influence. there was over 27 million dollars. >>worth of money that came directly to. >>president biden or directly to his family into their bank accounts. texas republican congressman pete sessions serves on one of the investigating committees. there's a huge cloud over president of the united states. the committee report says president biden met with or was on speakerphone with hunter while he was meeting with foreign business associates. but house democrats have maintained there's no evidence joe biden ever discussed his son's business during those calls and meetings this vote. >>is never going to happen because they have no evidence on joe biden for months. florida democrat jared moskowitz has been taunting republicans about the investigation and now even republicans say there will probably not be an impeachment vote in the full house. i think it would not be in the

best interest of the country to move forward on that. meantime, hunter biden is set for trial on tax charges related to his foreign business deals next month. >>in washington, i'm today some lot. >>secretary of state antony blinken says israel accepted the latest proposal to make a ceasefire and hostage deal happen. but now hamas has to agree to it. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on the latest developments. >>this is a decisive moment u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accepted the latest proposal for a cease-fire and release of hostages. probably the best. >>maybe last opportunity to get the hostages home to get a cease-fire. the next important step is for hamas to say lincoln would not speculate on whether the terror group hamas would move forward. what's most crucial now is that? >>refrain from taking any

actions that could. fuel further conflict. but tensions across the middle east continue to escalate. the latest attack hit one of israel's biggest cities sunday with meant this to suspected major terror attack in tel israeli president isaac herzog says his government is investigating a suicide bomber near tel aviv synagogue. hamas claims responsibility for it. one civilian was hurt. this is the way we are living these days. we all surrounded by cell phone. >>all corners of the irs herzog thanked blinken for the ongoing u.s. support for israel to miss. >>lincoln travels next to egypt tuesday to continue ceasefire talks. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>more news coming

>>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. sandra bell city council approved the plan to build a sanctioned encampment that would provide services to the unhoused city. officials say the goal is to end homelessness, but not everyone is on board with this for sara stinson explains. >>people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting monday night about concerns over encampments that popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get

people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms, garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week. the city says there would also be case managers to help provide services. they'll be support staff there to help them with on any kind of paperwork, driving them to appointments. >>helping them navigate the bureaucracy channing housing. many people who live in the area spoke out against the proposal using personal examples how heatedly. >>insisted 6 people, cars and tried to grab her next. i would love to say this is an isolated incident. just one the sort of made about happening the cloud will damage is not working as planned. >>we'll more negative in parking lot on back.

>>mark riviera lives in a tent next to the fall kerr cultural center. he was set to be evicted on monday, but a judge granted a temporary restraining order stopping the city from sweeping his camp. >>it's demoralizing its own. you hear sense of impending doom from the minute, you first get posted with that, noticed homeless advocate robbie paulsen helped him file a lawsuit. he's happy riviera doesn't have to move, but he's frustrated with the city's new encampment plan. >>the city is going to be spending. per person. >>$4,000 a month. to have them intense for the same price you could be putting people a 1, 2 bedroom apartments. they're going to be having people small tents, not even big the assistant city manager tells me now that this has been approved, they are going to hit the ground running, hoping to open the encampment as soon as possible. and the goal is to provide the service is keep

it open. >>for at least 12 to 18 months. i'm sara stinson reporting in sandra fell back to you. well, video from the citizens app shows smoke and flames growing in the hills above homes in the san jose. >>fire officials say it actually started as 3 separate fires that have now collectively burned. 35 acres and it's about 15% contained. the flames first park shortly before 8 this evening. you're quimby road. there haven't been any reported injuries or damages. san jose santa clara county and cal fire crews are all responding to this. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. going to talk to him to check out the weather conditions in the area. lawrence. >>all that strong wind out there tonight. that is great news because you get the grass out there like you can see very dry grass to come are very move very swiftly. but right now we're seeing more of a northerly component to the wind at 6 miles per hour. and that is basically pushing that away from most of the urban

areas, although i know there are some homes located back in these directions, but a fire will continue to track toward the southeast overnight tonight with those winds. also, the humidity going to really help out the firefighters overnight tonight as we get toward tomorrow morning. we're talking about near saturation. that means moisture levels going to be so high. it's just going to be hard for that fire to burn very rapidly. so that should help the firefighters as well. in the meantime, though, by the afternoon, the winds do pick up so they haven't had a handle on that fire. boy, the humidity comes way down. all of a sudden you start to get some gusty winds and that's when those fires can get very, very active out the door. right now, we've got mostly clear skies around the bay area at this time. high pressure kind of scooting out of the way we've got another area of low pressure that's going to come our way could actually bring some rain drops to california.

>>well, it's a scary bar ride for passengers in oakland this afternoon. one of the train cars started filling with smoke. the issue caused a major delay at macarthur station happened around 2.30 this afternoon. passengers who were on board said they started smelling smoke well before the train stopped near the station while moment telling us once the train came to a halt, she made the choice, open the doors and start evacuating. >>and the guy some say going away. >>normal train service resumed around 4.20, bart has only said it was an equipment issue but no other details have since been released. day one of the democratic national convention has wrapped up. democrats look to start off strong with their message americans. speakers included former secretary of state hillary clinton and the

keynote address was from president biden. washington correspondent basil john brings us the highlights from chicago. >>the start of the dnc shows a more unified democrat party compared to less than a month ago when president joe biden dropped out of the race. but that hasn't stopped democrats from singing his praises as they transition their hope to kamala harris. >>this is going be a great way. >>as president joe biden passed the torch in chicago. >>all right. ready to elect kamala harris and jamal. >>democrats started monday night of the democratic national convention telling americans they are the party for the people kurz's prevail. the markers as a letter. democracy must be preserved. vice president kamala harris made a surprise appearance on stage to give her thanks to president joe biden.

>>we are forever grateful speakers highlighted what president joe biden did for the country. kamala harris and joe biden. >>had been busy expanding to the internet. the number of uninsured americans hit and all. >>and the damage they say former president donald trump could do if you return to the white house. >>he wants a chance to make america unemployed again. among the speakers rallying support for vice president kamala harris was hillary clinton. >>let's stand kamala harris and tim walz white house. >>she was the first woman in history to head a major party's ticket in 2016 when she lost to trump. we kept our eyes on the future. >>future is >>tomorrow is is bold vision for america. with former president barack obama and former first lady michelle

obama taking the reporting chicago. basil, john. new study

from the university of california is that rishon policy institute aims to see how cow milk impacts toddlers, health growth and development. researchers are looking for toddlers who drink cow's milk to participate to learn more about this kron four's justine waltman spoke with the director of the nutrition policy institute. well, rain richie. >>so what is it you're trying to study exactly what impacts milk has on a child as they grew up, depending on what percentage the milk is.

>>exactly. so the current dietary guidelines are that at age one child transition from breast milk or formula. 2 whole milk. and then at because concerns about too much debt and pay for opp, the rcommendation, at least that nice safe are the children then transition to one percent for non end up? but it turns out that if look at the studies have been done to date. what they've mostly don, grab a bunch, a bunch of people in the population at them. what kind of milk they drink measured the height and weight. and the problem is we can't tell cause versus effect with that part design. so there are a child out there, including the fund actually one of 3 in the whole world that i where we're going to actually put kids. on certain type of milk and followed them

over the course the year and measure what actually happened. so it's flipping the way that the research has been done in the past. >>because there were concerns that kids who drink this whole milk, it's too fat for them and their bodies. so that's why there's that switching to the lower percentage milk. but maybe you're trying to support that theory or debunk it either way. you want to see. >>what that percentage does to their their development, their height, their weight. and what would you that do with that information? >>well, so let me just clarify. yeah, exactly that. actually the observational things that you refer to is they actually get hope now better. in other words, recall, milk have lower adiposity. are we? which is opposite to what we would think. but we don't again cause very common for a pediatrician, for example. have a child come in and they're growing maybe a little bit heavier than one would expect or history of of party that the the the the family. and so they might put that child on lower fat milks. earlier. study we helped

elucidate what going be beneficial and then impact of this study potentially, especially along with the other 2 that are being conducted canada. another not tell ya, how help nutritional battered by the public about what type of nothing should be changing. more importantly, the type of note that kids get in for for example, that they get child care that they get and the program, which is supplemental nutrition program for. >>for children and their 5 and pregnant breastfeeding women. that type of milk could eventually over time. the change from what the current recommendations a non again, on what find in the second and you're looking for volunteers, these these parents, these kids can get paid. >>who are you looking for in of someone's watching this? and they thought, you know, maybe i would like my toddler to participate. how can they get involved? >>well, the good news and bay area that if live in the bay

area, anybody would qualify. you have have toddler. effectively 18 30 months old but on a deal start with other at around age 2 and provides a bill to the families free of charge for one hiring here. and the family will also get bison that there's some question years. they have to go out there. i we have to there that the blood draw that have to be done at beginning of the before they get on site. and then after and they be severe reach out have that information? we have a deadly language which is https. backward flash or the holland backward flash last that got a life backward flash. no hot. and we also have a phone number with just 5 their of 9, 8, 7, 9, free or you can e-mail at milk. hot. that one

word. and >>lorraine, thank you so much for joining us. so we could learn a little bit more about this. good luck with the study can lead to. here are the results. thanks so much for having high levels of lead

have been found in drinking water and nearly 2 dozen oakland unified schools. some of the lead levels are 10 or 20 times the allowed limit. teachers and parents say they were just notified last week and say students in summer school were exposed to the lead for months. kron 4 shock moment has more.

>>stuart level just finished his first week as a new teacher at oakland unified school district. here's the one from frank. but this is also the first time he's dealing with lead in his students, drinking water, a credibly distressing for the whole stackable says nearly half of oakland unified's campus tested for some lead in their water at around. 22 of the campuses are testing at higher rates than what the district allows at his school district. united academy is language one of the drinking fountains tested for ted times the acceptable limit set by the district. >>how can we be poisoning our students for so many months? according to level the reports were finished in the spring and no one was notified until the first day of school usd. it's criminal that our students are being. >>exposed to lead at these levels. lobel is asking the district to explain why it took so long to report the lead. and he's asking for bottled water to be handed out

to students. are students at this school say they don't come with cops and >>water bottles. they have hard time bringing pencils to school. sometimes the school district told kron 4 news. all the fountains that tested for high levels were shut off. >>and that they quote, we're not as effective in communicating with everyone involved and perhaps one of the shocking data points here is that edna brewer, middle school where at a kitchen sink that was used for food preparation lead in the water. it was measured at 540 parts per billion. now back in 2018, oakland unified school district. >>put the limit at 5 parts per billion widens. the gap between, you know, more fortunate, quote, unquote, school communities. and unless so nate landry is a parent at edna brewer and says he's heard of the lead issues in the district that go back decades. if it's a matter of changing a few filters, why wasn't that done already? >>in 2017 pipes, emma clemens, high school tested positive for high levels of lead. the

school district says that issue was resolved, but testing in 2022, showed that there was still lead in the soil. landry says the district has the money to fix the lead and is asking for parents to speak out. and if we work together, we can. we can work for the kind of school district that i think all of us want to now we reached out to the oakland unified school district to find out more as to what kind of communication issue. >>led to seeing these lead in the water reports go back to april and may and yet no teachers or parents being notified until just a couple of days ago. and we did not hear back. we also wanted to find out when if possible this issue will be fixed. reporting here in oakland jacked moment. kron 4 news. >>secretary of state antony blinken says israel accepted the latest proposal to make a ceasefire and hostage deal happen. but now hamas has to agree to it. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on the latest developments. >>this is a decisive moment u.s. secretary of state antony

blinken says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accepted the latest proposal for a cease-fire and release of hostages. probably the best. >>maybe last opportunity to get the hostages home to get a cease-fire. the next important step is for hamas to say lincoln would not speculate on whether the terror group hamas would move forward. what's most crucial now is that? >>refrain from taking any actions that could. fuel further conflict. but tensions across the middle east continue to escalate. the latest attack hit one of israel's biggest cities sunday with meant this to suspected major terror attack in tel israeli president isaac herzog says his government is investigating a suicide bomber near tel aviv synagogue. hamas claims responsibility for it. one civilian was hurt. this is the way we are living these days. we all surrounded by cell phone.

>>all corners of the irs herzog thanked blinken for the ongoing u.s. support for israel to us. >>lincoln travels next to egypt tuesday to continue ceasefire talks. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>more new

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election headquarters was just more than 2 months until election day. the debate is heating up over a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thies and fentanyl. drug dealers. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with supporters and opponents of prop 36. retail theft open drug use.

>>and a statewide deadly fentanyl epidemic. they're all issues facing the state. but the question now, how best to respond? this bipartisan group of district attorneys and this group of some democratic mayors have been campaigning the summer in favor of what they believe is a major part of the solution. prop 36, if passed by voters this november. 36 will reform prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and loosened 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. someone can steal. >>$900 any given store and not be held accountable. i say that is unacceptable. so this is about accountability, specifically prop 36 will

provide an option to classify repeated theft as a felony for anyone convicted of theft. >>for a 3rd time prop 36 will also increase penalties for thieves who caused at least $50,000 in losses for businesses. and the measure would allow for aggregation, meaning several thefts committed by one person can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grant that. as pertains to the opioid epidemic. proponents stress the measure would expand drug treatment services and enable stricter penalties for fentanyl dealers about 36 would also require courts to warn people convicted of selling fentanyl that they could be charged with murder if they sell drugs again. and if that leads to someone's death, it is so simple. it's just if you deal a drug to somebody and they die. >>taking that drug, you have just murdered somebody. and does that all that controversial? >>it all comes after governor gavin newsom signed 10 retail theft bills last week he argued the bills will help but

also spoke out against prop 36 arguing it is too punitive. it would lead to mass incarceration for communities of color. a message echoed by this group of democratic lawmakers and faith leaders at the state capitol as they urged californians to reject propped 36. we are not going to stand here and allow this war on drugs. 2 to move us in our communities and our babies back. this is not the time to return. sure. take you less failed policy of incarceration. it is not the time no on prop 36. >>we are not going back. >>and last week, this la times, uc berkeley poll found a majority of californians support prop 36 but leaders with the no side tell me they're confident their message will ultimately resonate with voters and prevail ahead of election day, november. 5th reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>kron-on will continuein san f

pancake cafe is relocating after 5 years at a popular mall. graham cafe and pancakes will be leaving stonestown galleria on august. 27th. the cafe is well known for their japanese souffle pancakes. for more on this kron four's justine waltman spoke with dorothy cell owner of graham cafe and pancakes. >>so why are you closing? let's just start there. people love your picnic so much. thank you. thank you. so the first free. so why ending? and then the second reason why business changing the business needs changing. >>and i can see there's a lot increasing of the crime rate.

so is co the labor because that's where the highest population causes will be also you can see this high percentage of the workforce people and become decent moving out from the bay area said this is going so it's hard to operate this kind of business in san francisco. and it is i think a lot of small business owner, stuffing the same by the same reason. >>you have a very popular trendy restaurant leaving san francisco. there are some hints there on your instagram that you might be going to the south bay. where do think you guys going to be opening? you're not closing permanently. >>you know, we used opening to exploring different location. still looking for opportunity full to the new location. it would be ideal for you and what you're looking for in your new space. beautiful thing for south bay area. because we can see this population booming. i a

potential infrastructure. if you think like a lot high-tech companies there. so i can see i exploring a new location and cons is going to be invited to all customers. and so when is your last day officially? 27 27. so next week. right before labor day. >>what's happening year? employees and do you have anything planned before you say goodbye? >>yeah, actually, we and we never say goodbye going to go most majority our employees going to follow around your location, ok? but we don't know where that is yet. i don't know. yeah, yeah. i just have summit. cisco cloud kitchen. just come me this morning. so they will love to have as gdf life of transitional time. and so why do you think your pancakes are so popular? this first started in japan. >>there's only a nother u.s. location in los angeles. so here you are in san francisco

and not thinking about going to the south bay. why do think people love your souffle pancakes so much? >>i think this is very unique concept which come by the french snowflake on 7. also the truth traditional american pancake. so people love it. just buy something new to them. i can't lie 5 years ago. people and grand cafe. was that like for instagram? >>posting in. >>not really a have you ever tried? it used to come? with you got. i got 2 weeks to get you in san francisco. but where's just new locations going to be? that's the real question. we'll keep it would update. >>out because the only outcome posting instagram, a social media, the grand cafe will post on instagram. i've heard nothing but good things good luck. find your to thank and we have all focused on me right, field choo and positive change. sounds great. sounds. it was think the one above normally. kron-on will

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>>it's the end of an era. sunday was the last game of the bay bridge series where the a's hosted the giants and oakland kron four's photojournalist todd here. assad brings us the latest highlights. >>day for the series. i wasn't best of feels fabulous. >>with the a's giants and i love you. where the giants today, but love eas and we have a lot of happy memories over the years. coming up to

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stuff. i was the first high-profile candidate to throw his hat into the ring challenging mayor london breed for her job. kron 4.70, la nasa foggy about what changes he'd make if elected this fall. >>while you're running for mayor, i see the city off track. see the city had in the wrong direction. supervisor ahsha stuff i e hoping to seal the deal with san francisco voters fed up with the city's perceive struggles with public safety and economic decline. today, san francisco is in crisis while you're working harder than ever before. this mayor just isn't working for you. we need to make sure the san francisco remains a city for all san franciscans. >>not just the billionaire's a billionaire families or, you know, extremely low income, but everyone in between a labor activists, if it previously worked with the city's department of public works and housing authority. >>under former mayors, willie brown and gavin newsom being the only immigrant in this race. i feel like voice needs to be heard. the iranian

american representing san francisco's district 11 for the past 8 years overseeing diverse neighborhoods from the outer mission to excelsior making stuff. i e one of the elected leaders. critics blame for everything from drug overdoses to homeless encampments in the city. how do you explain voters that this happened while you were in office? we have done some really good things over the last decade. plus in the city, but at the same time, the mayor has the final say. >>on funding allocations and how money is spent promising he says a different approach from mayor london breed on how to tackle these big issues. yes, we have to arrest a drug dealers. >>but we need to get the people that need the recovery and treatment. are you in favor of encampment sweeps are i think sweep is jarring term. we will set up plans for each neighborhood. we're going to create more non communal shelters where people can have their own private space. you get people off the streets and humane and consistent way and

then you create a no camping zones, adding his plan to forgive up to $25,000 in student loan debt for newly-hired, essential workers. >>we'll help city services reach more people, paramedics, firefighters and sheriff's. it's nurses. police officers is the entire. safety net for city. they're all understaffed. as for revitalizing the city's beleaguered downtown, first and foremost, we have to make it safe and clean. sofi has a five-point plan that includes tax breaks for businesses and a new public university fund create more people studying and living in that environment. so real downtown campus that pitch this candidate hopes resonates with voters in november. we want to have a city that thrives for everyone in san francisco, stephanie land's kron. 4 news. >>if you missed any of her other candidate profiles, including said sounds of former interim mayor mark farrell supervisor. aaron

peskin and nonprofit executive director daniel lurie. you can find them all on our website. that's kron stocks continue

their recovery rally and california is a big avocado producer, but apparently not big enough. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks up for an 8th straight session today as the recovery rally continues, stocks are being propelled higher by strong corporate earnings and by a series of economic stats, the bolster the case for an interest rate cut. coming next month. a lot of the attention this week will be on friday speech by fed chief jerome powell at an economic forum in wyoming.

traders will be watching very closely for any hints about changes in monetary policy. in fact, bmo wealth management told clients today that it now expects to see a quarter point rate cut in september october and november. and once that happens, according to bmo, that's going to unleash a new wave of covid spending, which will encourage both growth and hiring and be good for the economy overall. we'll see how that plays out. now, let's shift to avocado. see if there's anything californian's like it's all condos from guacamole to avocado toast. we know our at the same time, you might know that california produces more avocados and any other state, but that's just a drop in the guac bucket. it turns out that 90% of all avocado is consumed in america. come from mexico. and according to the agriculture department that will represent an estimated 2.7 billion dollars in imports just this year. experts say that lower labor and water costs may

crops much cheaper to grow south of the border and that impacts virtually all fruits and vegetables. in fact, the agriculture department says imports of produce now exceed exports for the first time ever back to you. >>hollywood is mourning the loss of tv show pioneer filled donahue plus boy meets world star danielle fishel revealed she's been diagnosed with cancer. jeremy parsons has all the details in the entertainment report. >>guys, legendary talk show host phil donahue has died following a long battle with an illness. donahue was a talk show innovator who changed the course of daytime television with the weekday program that he hosted for nearly 3 decades, of course, called the phil donahue show on his show. donahue interviewed celebrities and hollywood stars, but he also covered hot button topics like global warming and marriage. you guys have been in trailers upenn to israel. it suddenly time. >>have you met the pope? long

story short. i had to wake them up. we went to the vatican and then was 1500 people in a packed auditorium. there was a little man on the way to 70 miles holy >>that's how we met just trying to tighten up the answers just a little hour. >>donahue brought on guess that inspired new conversations around topics, both contemporary and controversial and he invited his studio audience to participate which at the time was a new concept. the first broadcast of show was in 1967. and the show's all nationwide syndication until it ended in 1996. and by then he had received 11 daytime emmys. he was married to marlo thomas for 44 years, they met in 1977. when she was a guest on his show. and now tributes for donohue are pouring in. this from sally jessy raphael. this is a very sad day. i admired phil donahue for so many reasons. and he was one of the finest broadcasters in american television. if there

wasn't a phil, there would have never been a sally piers morgan. so to acts to say one of the true trailblazing icons of american television, he hosted over 6,000 talk shows and was the first to interact with the studio audience interviewing him for cnn a few years ago, lived up to every expectation such a clever, interesting man last, but certainly not least oprah winfrey weighing-in. she wrote there wouldn't have been an oprah show without phil donahue being the first to prove that daytime talk and women watching should be taken seriously. he was a pioneer. i'm glad i got to thank him for it. phil donahue was 88 years old. all right. now to a major actress revealing she was diagnosed with breast cancer boy meets world star danielle fishel open up on the latest episode of her podcast. pod meets world about being diagnosed with breast cancer at 43 years old. the episode was released early monday morning. officials says that she was diagnosed with dci has which is a form of breast cancer. she said the disease was in early stages telling

her podcast co-host that the cancer is technically in stage 0. she also explained that she was planning to have surgery to remove it and told listeners that she was going to be ok, but she encourage them to get checked and screened. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons.

>>beautiful out there tonight. special lays low on the horizon. probably guessed can see a couple more nights of it is it's going to be beautiful and bright. the one thing that may factor into a little more fog in the coming days. but right gorgeous out there, mostly clear skies all around the bay area turned out to be a beautiful day, but things are about to change quite drastically. here's a look at

the forecast models we head toward the next couple days. liquid drops right down the coastline as we get into friday could be a very unusual cold front specially for this time of year. usually and i see this to maybe in october or november, but this one could very well come down, bring a few showers to the bay area, real possibility. and look at this for the forecast for rain. it's a pretty serious, especially in far northern california bay area, not much but you get a further north. you're talking almost a quarter of an inch in eureka and then look at this in around the park fire. this would be fantastic. almost miracle if we get that kind of some of the models for 10's of the blue here that represents a half an inch of rain. that would go a long way. double firefighters out there hoping for that to come together outside right now. a nice evening out there. as we've got mostly clear skies with things are changing in the atmosphere. we're going to high pressure kind of sneak in here for one more day. that'll warm us up tomorrow. so 60's and 70's for tomorrow in the san francisco. look at about 66 degrees in daly city. 66 also in half moon bay. 69 in

millbrae 70. burlingame as you head down the pencil, those temperatures, 70's 80's. lots 80's in the south bay should be a really nice warm day there. then start to get a little bit the hot side is get the tri valley may be 90 degrees into livermore in 89 in dublin about 78 stanley and are 8790 in concord. it is 7 in pittsburgh. so numbers all around this probably be warmest day we're going to see until maybe next week is a high pressure kind of scoots out of the way. then look at the temperatures. they really begin to drop. put a chance of a sprinkle or 2 on friday. we'll see if that holds together. >>look, i don't think there are many people who believe in the giants and their playoff chances. still this season. but there is still 5 weeks left in the regular season. so we're going to have to see this one through crazier. things have happened tonight. san francisco host that the lowly white sox got to get a win against the white sox. kyle harrison was along the bumpy look. pretty good will have more from him in a big

bottom of the tie game in on corners for tyler fitzgerald and he wrote this one fair down the left-field line, grant race courses, fitzgerald in safely at seconds runner very next batter. lamonte wade junior. >>on ground, this right. the first baseman can get a hold of that one. perkins, sally scores giants they pad that lead to 2. that was all part of a four-run 5th. any back to harris and he had great outing. but 6 ending here. look at him. get paint the corner for a strikeout harrison, 6 innings, one run ball and 5 strikeouts. bottom of the frame match chapman to quietly. having really good season. his 20th home run. had that lead to 4. the 9 now a giant go up by 2 jordan hicks. he's going to get lead to pop

out right here. and that is the ball games or feel. say for giants win it 5 to 3 after the game. bob melvin law. is young pitcher. >>a really good again tonight. so, you know, after a couple of ads, tough ones on the road came back home and seems like he's pretty really comfortable pitch in here. you know, whether it's out over the plate and giving up some fly or whatever just feels a little, you know, sense. is that it is a good place for him to pitch in, you know, is the last the kind of remained the entire game out there. >>issue here. definitely nice to come back for. >>all right. meanwhile, let's go to coliseum. look at that guy. we had great pitching in san francisco.we also some great pitching in oakland. bottom of the first no score man on for jj bleday. that is

going on for a 2 run home run and a grab an early the nothing lead. and i mentioned the pitches to joe boyle with the lockdowns 2nd half of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the end. the inning boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. the forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out. the rays 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron-on will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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