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stephanie rothman. it just one week into the school year in an francisco, teachers and staff are fed up over staffing shortages. they protested today outside the district offices demanding they hire more teachers. kron 4 sarah stinson has their concerns. >>many teachers say the main problems they have is that they're overworked and understaffed. many saying they're doing the jobs of multiple positions and this has been going on for some time now. they're blaming not only the district, but also the california department of education. >>in san francisco, teachers, principals and counselors rallying outside the school district's office tuesday night about ongoing staffing shortages. we are short paraprofessional special education a accounts their union says the california department of education is creating barriers for the district to hire more staff. there are principals and

assistant principals have candidates who've been offered positions as early as april or may. >>some of them moved to the bay area to work as usd. and now they're being told their job might not exist. despite the money being in our budget is for these positions. now we're being told again to do more with less usd has been under state oversight for financial troubles. the cde has recommended the district cut staff in close schools to eliminate a massive deficit. but the state agency denies that it's keeping the district from hiring more teachers. the cde says state advisors have been working with the district throughout the summer to verify funding for all positions so that employees can be hired and paid union. president casandra kerry ellis hoping to see a solution. it's great that there's so many eyes on this problem now because now i mean, the next step on this is an expectation that this never happens again. meanwhile, the school board is faced with deciding which schools will be closed or

merged next school year. they met tuesday night to continue. the discussion we've been experiencing are on the decline for years. similar to many other school districts in california and the state in this environment of a potential school closure or merger. >>we are also trying to serve students who don't have enough adults at the site. >>both of those things are unacceptable to be handling. >>the district plans to announce a list of school closures and mergers on september 18th. and then they will spend the rest of this year addressing concerns speaking with families about the choices they have moving forward. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>thanks so much. there. a man is in custody after stabbing a woman near alamo square park in san francisco citizen app. video shows police detaining them and this afternoon as a visit and golden gate avenue, police say the man was trying to rob the woman who was walking on the street at the time. they say the woman was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

as you students are hospitalized tonight after a knife attack at hayward high school. the school district says 2.15 year-old students confronted a 14 year-old on campus yesterday afternoon. they say the younger student pulled a small knife and attacked the older students. neither suffer life-threatening injuries. but the staffing has left several parents concerned. to bring him. >>but i we decide to come in last minute in the morning they have a lot of security is was more okay i send my daughter to school. think it is going to come home from school after the l. >>and one day she may not. if i keep her here. >>the school district has not yet said whether it 3 students have been suspended. but they do say the students will not be allowed on campus for a while. and tonight we're learning one of the people who attacked a student athlete at dublin high school was

actually a parent's the attack happened last friday. police say the 15 year-old boy was taken to the hospital with injuries to the face and his head. they say the parents and for teens confronted the student and followed him into the locker room. school officials say the football coach and football players were inside the locker room at the time and had to help break up the fight. >>the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and the boys locker room because this happened. we're going to re-evaluated. how our student athletes entered the locker room. and how they're monitored. >>the injured student is expected to return to class sometime this week. and in the meantime, school officials say out of precaution they are beefing up security measures. and a grass fire in solano county is slowing down traffic along 6.80, in fairfield. the right lane is blocked in the northbound direction. just south of marsh view road

firefighters responded to this grass fire around 8 this evening. they contain the fire at around 2 acres and crews plan to remain on scene for the next few hours. so of course, monitor for hot spots. the conditions look like for tomorrow. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us what to expect as well as your forecast. lawrence. >>if see from of those images, all that brown dry grass out there all ready to burn in a hurry, especially the wind gets within in the afternoon. thank goodness. those winds are beginning to calm down out there right now. that's the good news. temperatures running in the 70's. but you've got that westerly component to the wind. and of course, that is going to send that fire to the east. a good news. the firefighters got a handle on that fire. things settling down there. now. all right. this morning, we had a nice start the day tomorrow morning we start with some patchy, dense fog temperatures generally in the 50's as we check out your wake-up of morning weather forecast. >>by 8 o'clock, a look at some patchy fog early on that begin to lift by 08:00am.

temperatures popping up in the 50's and the 60's and then by 10 here we go again. those numbers racing up the board 60's and 70's even inside the bay. going to be another hot day around part of the bay area. >>well, it was mash say in the south bay, thousands of people gathered in san jose to watch bay fc take on barcelona on the news team. home page. this is only a friendly match between the 2 teams but gives bay fc a chance to sharpen up their skills before pushing for the playoffs. kron 4 shock moment reports from paypal park. >>this is not just a matchup here in the south bay with an international team. this is also the bay of season very first season, which makes today even more special. now, despite the really hot weather we had here in san jose end this game falling on a tuesday. we sought thousands of fans pour into paypal park to root for their team. every soccer fan here in the stands

will tell you that what they just witnessed with some of the best soccer in the country. afc a brand-new women's soccer team taking on barcelona. the winner of last year's euro cup here for probably my dreams. come to my favorites coming together in a south bay resident kathleen pierce and brought her family to enjoy the match. she's a season ticket holder for bay fc. >>but a longtime fan of barcelona like my heart started as the fans poured pearson this is more than a sport. so for me, it's more of like how teams adjust i'm let's see who comes out on top. and just this week, the bay fc adding to its roster with abby dahlkemper. the menlo park native was playing with san diego's national woman's see abby dahlkemper huge fan. so i'm glad she's coming from area. >>so we came in from chicago because our some our favorite team, nadia and rohan i traveled thousands of miles just to see barcelona. they plan to go to dallas after this game to see barcelona's next match. they're going to see the best team in the

world. at least a few of the best players in the world. and the score is that it up and more fans cheering. happy to see what a women's national soccer team could bring to the bay area arson. bernardo robledo and susie amano came from sacramento devoted fans not wanting to miss a moment. are some order? you hear you better. >>now, at the end of the day, this was just a friendly match between the 2 teams. so it doesn't count towards bay fc's record for this season. the goal here was just to build up the hype around this new team and that did not disappoint with out the people here. now, their next match will be on september 7th. that one will count towards their record. they're playing against louisville reported here in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >>well, coming up on kron on a new indictment against former

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>>special counsel jack smith has filed a new indictment against former president donald trump. this indictment is related to the january 6 riot at the capitol kron four's graham, lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with rory little professor of law at uc law, san francisco to discuss. it's so. >>it feels to me like this is all related to the supreme court's decision this summer granting presidential immunity and then jack smith trying to differentiate what trump did

as a president and then what he did maybe end up personal capacity as a candidate trying to win the election. is that your understanding? >>you don't need me here at exactly right. and i so i would like to step back and just recognize this is a pretty historic moment. we're the executive branch is alleging former president in his personal capacity as a candidate. sort of pursue false knowing they were false. >>for many weeks to try to obstruct authorize legal procedure for certifying the electors for president. it's a pretty historic moment. yes, the special counsel here is trying to comply with the supreme court's immunity decision of a couple of months ago. a decision that many people think was wrong to begin with. but special counsel's taking it seriously

here and tried to redact the indictment by about 25% to include only these actions, which are directly by the president in his personal capacity as a candidate. >>so trump's legal team that really has been pretty successful in using the appeals process, too. you know, delay most of his trials. and it looks like this one really won't be. seeing the light of day until after the election. i mean, how does this speed things up? if at all? >>it doesn't really speed things up. i mean, this is a very serious criminal case. it's a serious criminal indictment. it's just been filed today. the defense has an opportunity to file motions to dismiss and certainly trump will file motions to dismiss the government. then response to those motions were talking about a period of 30 to 60 days and then another 30 days. and then the court will hold a hearing oral argument on that motion. and then the court will render a decision and presumably that will take some

time to write and long decision. i think the district court judge is likely to uphold this indictment. she upheld it before, but then it'll go on appeal to the dc circuit and presumably to the supreme court since they took and interlock a tory appeal in the first case. so we're talking not not even this year. we're talking 2025. and how does trump's victory or loss in the november election? >>effect this moving forward. >>he's if he wins a it's the and then takes office on january. 20th of 2025, he will presumably direct the attorney general to drop this prosecution and presumably whoever the new attorney general is, what do that. and that's within the discretion of the president and the attorney general. there was a shame when you think the president's constitutional

duty is to say that the law is faithfully executed. so dismiss indictment just because you don't like them politically is sort of and consistent with that. if he loses, this case will proceed apace. i don't expect donald trump will work out a disposition. a plea agreement. your average defendant would would work out a plea agreement in the face of the allegations. i mean, people should read this 36 pages in sort of chilling reminder of what happened in december and early january of 2021, when there was insurrection and almost over through our our legal process for selecting the president. and yet all along, donald trump has been, you know, saying that he's a victim of the deep state. >>he posted on social media today smith was trying to resurrect a dad witch hunt. >>it is this dead or is this a

very much alive in end? >>it is is. is that worrisome from the former president? >>well, i it's it's certainly is worrisome. he'll never say that publicly. again, i would urge people to read it. there are remarkable allegations here. they're not just allegations their facts, that he is toll on one day by the vice president. i have no authority to decertify any state's election results. i have no authority to interfere with their electors. he's told that and e-mails and conversations which they have records and then he immediately tweets have falsely to the american public. the president is or the vice president's with me 100%. doesn't blatant falsehood and they have only one object and that is to interfere with the process set by the constitution and law. you know, i try to be dispassionate. i will be teaching constitutional law starting in january to first. you're last i want them to be dispassionate and their understanding of the

constitutional law. but this indictment is damning and i really wish people would read it and not just listen to the rhetoric donald trump is an expert at rhetoric. he's not so expert when there are facts. uc law professor. >>uc law, san francisco professor rory little thanks for coming on again today. rhori helping us make sense of this. >>more news comi

>>state leaders are sounding the alarm over the use of cell phones in the classroom. >>and the impact they could have on student performance as well as mental health capitol

correspondent eytan wallace has more from the state superintendent special hearing. >>well, the issue of cell phone use in the classroom is actually one that unites democrats and republicans here at the state capitol. they say without immediate action, students could suffer long-term consequences. the school year has officially started across the state and as kids return to campus to learn in this digital age, there are concerns over the role cell phones may play in hampering that ability to learn. i think cell phones are always going to be some sort of distraction no matter what. that's the message 8th grader see on a jane convey to she testify to this special hearing in sacramento, specifically dedicated to the issue of cell phones in schools. >>during the two-hour hearing, students, teachers and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle spoke about their concerns citing studies that have shown the use of smartphones and social media in the classroom negatively impacts student performance and mental health. their leading cell phones during

schools have shown to provide tremendous benefit to student learning and to student mental health. and then we want to accelerate those efforts. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond organized this hearing. it comes just weeks after governor gavin newsom sent all school districts across the state. this letter urging them to restrict cell phones in the classroom. fast forward to this meeting included input from the public, including from this student at her school and all the others within the san mateo foster city school district. they require each student to use one of these known as a yondr pouch. once a student places their phone inside the pouch, it automatically locks until the school day and really does help increase focus. and i myself have felt that i only focus on my school with. >>went on a school data and our metrics >>teen rates of depression and anxiety and bullying have all improved dramatically as a result of this policy. in addition of that democratic and republican lawmakers who spoke at the meeting urged

support for several bills, including one that would require social media companies to apply to schools during investigations involving cyber bullying. and another piece of legislation that would require school districts to implement policies on phone usage. to make clear that we want them to step up and try to take some ownership here. it's not just democrats and republicans, all of the joint authors of this legislation are also parents. we are parents. we care deeply about our own kids. our kids are growing up in this new digital age and we just think it's really critical that we take action now to protect all kids from the harms of smartphone use and social and the deadline to pass those bills is coming up fast this saturday. >>reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>mo

anti-semitic fliers featuring disturbing images have been found in parts of lafayette, concord and walnut creek sparking concerns among residents kron four's. rob nesbit spoke with a rabbi in the east bay about this new rise in hate. >>anti semitic, flyers have been placed on car windows and on the doorsteps of several homes in the east bay drivers have even noticed hateful messages hanging from highway overpasses. these are some examples of the disturbing images circulating in contra costa county, anti-semitic fliers that blame jews for things like gun control and mass immigration. rabbi joe prominent temple isaiah in lafayette says jewish and non-jewish community members have received them. this is explicit anti-semitism. >>it is the type of message that's meant to scare people and meant to make us afraid to be in our own community. but we're not going to be afraid.

we have one another to lean on, according to rabbi perlman, the flyers were distributed by a group called the going defense league. >>name meant to mock the anti defamation league. the east bay rabbi says the flyers have been condemned by several community members, including the lafayette school district superintendent and he sent a message to the entire lafayette school district to show support for jewish families that this is this is building on trauma. that's are you there. but of course, to everyone who is affected because anyone looking at these flyers is going to feel uncomfortable and israeli. we want a chance to really say this is not who we are. there's been an increase of anti-semitism and hate crimes in the u.s. since the october 7th attacks against israel, ceo of the jewish community relations council, tyler gregory says hate crimes have been coming from the far right and far left in the u.s. since 2017 claiming the more recent east bay flyers are no more than a scare tactic. we know from working with law enforcement that these folks are not a violent threat against the community. their

entire intense. it's the throw us off and make us feel uncomfortable. though. gregory says there's no threat to the community. he says it's still important to report anti-semitic flyers to the police as well as file a claim on the anti defamation league's website reporting in league's website reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. y

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school bus fleet is here in oakland. officials say oakland unified school district is the first major district in the country to switch to an entirely electric school bus fleet. our special needs students tend to have some of the highest chronic absenteeism >>and so by trying to do our part of not putting so much pollution out there. we are taking responsibility of trying to produce and model. we need cleaner air, particularly for the most vulnerable another, you know, unsung marvel of this electric school yard. >>is that every boss is being tracked online and so parents can look on the app to see school buses are coming from zoom and will be supported by pg e and not only are they saving energy but they are providing it to these buses. >>to bi-directional go to break technology. we'll return 2.1 gig lot to the grid and really making a bus yard. the largest rico based good

supporting clean energy, the sos in the country, the 74 buses will make their way around oakland and are set to eliminate 25,000 tons of harmful emissions and will improve air quality for students and the people of oakland. some people have said. >>why is this only? why are we only transporting students with disabilities on these buses? wise in this for all students and believe me, when education is fully funded california, we will gladly a transport all our students lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >>a solution during the pandemic is returning to help special education students in one east bay school districts. some teachers are still working remotely kron four's philippe chagall explains why. less than a week before polling of for show looks 5 year-old daughter was set to start class at neil armstrong elementary school in san ramon. she received a letter from the school stating the teacher assigned to her special education program. >>would work remotely. lot of us parents were sort of like what the heck, you know.

>>it's hard enough to get our kids into a program where they're able to only be invested in learning the show. lux says her daughter has been enrolled in special ed since preschool. adding that having already managed through it in the past. >>show looks as she knows in person rather than remote learning is her daughter's best option. she is actually transferring out of the program for that reason. desire for every student is to have a fully credentialed, outstanding teacher. for the most part. that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. but due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentialing.

>>and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year gimmick says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >>but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >>were there because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 10 schools struggled to hire qualified educators. >>with special ed science and foreign language positions being the most likely to go unfilled. we believe that every student is best served through having a fully credentialed teacher in front of them for the entire school year. >>and we continue to work to reach that goal. but until we can reach that outcome, we think we have a solution that does work. while that might

not be the most a deal that is responsive to their current climate of our labor shortage. we can't wait. you know, every day that our kids are not getting the help that they deserve their falling back and they're addressing. and i do see that in my daughter already only having been in school for, you know. >>we can have 2 weeks earlier this year, the san ramon valley unified school district entered into a partnership with saint mary's college of california. their joint teachers for tomorrow residency program pays graduate students to earn a teaching credential at the college while applying what they learned in real time to a classroom. apprenticeship in special ed with the school district. it's a part completion could result in a full time job with the school district adding more educators to a depleted pipeline in san ramon, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. kron. 4 news. >>caught on wi

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dow notches another record high as other california remains. one of the country's priciest markets for buying or renting a home to break it all down. here is david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks largely in a holding pattern today as traders anxiously await tomorrow's earnings report from ai chip maker nvidia. the company is seen as a bellwether for the tech industry and probably the best yardstick you're going to find as to whether ai is more hope than hype. wolfe research for one said in a note to clients today that nvidia's earnings will set the tone for future market gains or losses. no pressure there. of course, shares of paramount down 7% today after edgar bronfman junior dropped his bid for the studio leaving skydance media.

the last man standing in that particular horse race. traders sold off shares today to lock in recent gains. paramount says that sky dance once the deal closes will probably take control the studio early next year. now, let's take a look at home prices and with interest rates poised to start coming down from their current 23 year high potential home buyers are thinking, ok, finally, home ownership is in become more accessible. and that does seem to be the case. but it depends where you look and southern california is going to remain very, very pricey. the latest corelogic case, shiller index of home prices finds at san diego, new york and las vegas are outpacing the rest of the nation in rising home prices and moody's analytics finds that at least as far as renting those la is among cities where paying the rent requires more than 30% of your income experts say you shouldn't pay more than a quarter of your income for housing. many places in la require as much as your income. generally speaking,

though, things seem to be improving in june home prices are rising by 5.4%. that's at least down from 5.9% the month before. back to you. >>now that the conventions for both political parties are over. the 2 presidential candidates begin their sprint towards the election day. but the focus now on the economy, washington correspondent vinay simlot has the details. >>the harris campaign is spending 150 million dollars on ads in swing states to talk about the vice president's plan to bring down the cost of housing. former president donald trump's as part of his plan for the cost of housing is to stop illegal immigration. his campaign is putting the economy front and center. >>in battleground michigan, senator jd vance, the republican vice presidential candidate tried to pin inflation on vice president kamala harris. what she has done has been a disaster. vance says harris is

responsible for higher gas and grocery prices on her watch. gas prices are up 50%. housing costs of w talk to young person today. young people cannot afford to buy a home in their own country. teenager in the minute-long ad targeting swing states. the harris campaign fought back on the cost of housing. i know what home ownership me. >>utley right now it is out reach for far too many american family. >>the harris plan includes $25,000 in down payment assistance to first-time home buyers and building 3 million new homes over 4 says the election comes down to a simple question. now, kamala harris has run her entire campaign on the idea that she's joyful. but ask yourself, are you better off than you were 4 years ago? the harris campaign is planning events talking about the cost of housing in several swing states. senator vance has

another campaign event tomorrow, talking also about the economy in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>a flashy vegas and offer a strip icon is now set for october 9th. but the bally's corporation is keeping most of the details about the tropicana implosion quiet reporter ryan matthey has the details. >>a 1950's relic will go up in smoke. but holy smokes. its neighbor prayed for answers and got them. we have a big organ inside the shrine. and so i kind for proper. it sounds of deconstruction haven't bothered the shrine of the most holy redeemer. monte chavez with the archdiocese los vegas says the bally's corporation now or lane information that neighbors need to know closure. and i am fireworks and drone show happened to 30 in the morning. there's a couple different barriers of where police will be closing down the roads. >>some sound barriers that were communicated to >>it's expected to be loud,

flashy and dusty crews have spent months removing asbestos from inside. 22 floors of each steel and concrete tower. all the while. clark county reviews, its implosion permit application filed in july that gave a cut-off for implosion on october. 8th valleys now want to implode the day after a clark county representative told 8 news now, quote, the property owner will need to update the application with the planned date. time for the implosion. necessary permits could be approved just a week prior. they've ensured us that are 12, 10 mass. >>can happen and they'll be no issues opening. and this shrine says concerns have been laid to immediately after implosion. they're going to out making sure. >>there's no extra dosh you know, putting water on areas that might be extra dusty parking lot our grounds will look just as they did right before the implosions. now on t

the fight for the regional medical center in east san jose, the santa clara county board of supervisors has now approved a resolution to move forward with possibly purchasing it. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest details well here in santa clara county on tuesday, the county took a big step towards purchasing regional medical center. >>earlier this month, the current owners of regional medical center in east san jose hca downgraded the hospital's emergency department from a level 2 trauma center to a level 3 trauma center. much to the disappointment of many in the community. >>but last week the county announced that they had struck a deal with hca to purchase the hospital for 175 million

dollars. a deal that would make regional medical the 4th hospital in the county's santa clara valley health care system and would restore full service to the trauma center and some services that have been cut over the years. the sale would be paid for in large part with a one-time reimbursement from fema related to the covid-19 pandemic. on tuesday. supporters of the idea called on the board of supervisors to close the deal. >>are already having cuts in our community. we cannot wait months. we cannot wait for a long process. we need hta in the county of santa clara to move swiftly and ensure our lives are protected. it transition of ownership to our county is not merely a change of name on the building. it represents a real fundamental realignment of our healthcare values in santa clara county. it signifies a renewed commitment to transparency, accessibility and patient centered care. >>the board of supervisors will hold a public hearing and make a final decision on the sale in late september. if all goes well, the county could

take over the hospital early next year in santa clara county, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>the biden administration is inching closer to finalizing a massive student loan relief program. the program is weeks away from being finalized through a formal rulemaking process. our dc's raquel martin has the story. >>a new attempt at student loan relief for 10's of millions of borrowers could be around the corner. we're we've been working on this process for more than a year now. james call the u.s. education department under secretary says he expects the revamp student debt forgiveness program to be final this fall. the supreme court struck down the original tim to ruled out in 2022, our goal is to finish in october. >>and to start bringing relief to as many students as possible as quickly as possible. the education department has not spilled out the dollar amount. individuals will be eligible to receive but promises full or partial debt relief to borrowers who

now owe more than what they took out things to run away. interest for borrowers making payments for more than 2 decades. we're working hard to reach as many people as possible, according to the agency. no one will need to apply to the program. those eligible will be automatically enrolled. but anyone on interested house until the end of the month to off dow. this is definitely a move to make sure that anyone who wanted to opt out could not doubt. it stopped them from having standing to challenge the. >>forgiveness, adam kissel with the conservative heritage foundation says he doubts the legal strategy will work. he says the program is legal. >>there is no clear authority for the department to suddenly find hundreds of billions of dollars worth forgiveness, authority isil expects with legal challenges this fall in washington. raquel. washington. raquel. >>you're

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attendant pushing an actual plane beverage cart from boston's logan airport to ground 0 in new york. this is in memory of the flight attendants who died on the flights on 9.11, was just weeks away. reporter jeff to darien has that story. >>imagine walking from boston's logan airport to new york city ground 0. what you thought about that. imagine pushing a beverage cart that weighs about 60 pounds the entire way. well, you're about to meet someone who's doing just if the air is hot and thick. >>with each brett? never drift

far from paul veneto is mine. >>with the words i know that's something driving do 65 years old? a former flight attendant himself on a personal journey of remembrance, making new friends along the roadways. what listen pushing on to new york city, 210 miles in all. are now fully trust me. i'm not. we all remember the day september 11th paul does, too. and what he says, the first first responders. >>in the sky there were running 2 cabins would spray with mace. >>we were messages to each other while one was on the phone message for the ground. >>in a pretty bad, i was pretty bad up this is paul is 4th push with the cart weighing nearly 60 pounds. each trip to symbolize the for planes that tumbled toward by a stroke of luck. his

seniority on the list kept him alive on 9.11. and so he does this. he says. so you'll remember his friends. my legs are hurt. my back a look at their pictures on a cot. >>and i have options have options. along the way. escorts. he does this all for free. there's no catch. this is an so it's his life's work. now. >>one man's journey, a ribbon pavements. >>is guys. his companion no obstacle. it's going keep you from the ground. 0. isn't kid. there wasn't a barrier that will stop because promised i'd make sure that we're never for rotten. >>he says without question he will make it to the 9.11 memorial on 9.11. also, if you'd like to track his progress, maybe support him in some way. he's a 501, c 3 nonprofit just go to paulie's push dot com. you'll be able to track him every step of the way as he heads to new york city. >>netflix has dropped the trailer for a new spanish

language. french musical starring selena gomez plus oasis has announced plans for a reunion tour. dayna devon has the details in today's entertainment report. we start with some exciting selena gomez news. she stars in the new spanish language, french musical emilia perez. >>alongside zoe saldana and feel gas gone. it tells the story of a female cartel leader in mexico played by gas gone. who tries to fake her death so she can finally live life as your true self. the film took home 2 awards this year. it can, including the best actress award for its ensemble of women. netflix just dropped the first trailer. take a look. if ut. if grew up. would be?

>>amelia perez hits select theaters on november first and will stream on netflix on november. 13th and great news for fans of this iconic english rock band. they're finally getting back together. after a 15 year feud between brothers and original band members, liam and noel gallagher away says is officially getting back together and the even announced a tour for next year. >>people feel. will never,

ever forget the way that you make them >>the band posted to their instagram announcing that tickets would go on sale this saturday. demand for tickets is so high. the oasis website crashed immediately after the announcement so far they've only announced dates in the uk and ireland, but who knows a world tour could be around the corner. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. more news coming

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>>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. well, just one week into the school year, san francisco teachers and staff are fed up over staffing shortages. they protested on tuesday outside district offices demanding they hire more teachers. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >>many teachers say the main problems they have is that they're overworked and understaffed. many saying they're doing the jobs of multiple positions and this has been going on for some time now. they're blaming not only the district, but also

the california department of education. >>it's a >>in san francisco, teachers, principals and counselors rallying outside the school district's office tuesday night about ongoing staffing shortages. we are short paraprofessionals special education a accounts their union says the california department of education is creating barriers for the district to hire more staff, their principals and assistant principals have candidates who've been offered positions as early as april or may. >>some of them moved to the bay area to work usd. and now they're being told their job might not exist. >>despite the money being in our budget is for these positions. now we're being told again to do more with less asaph usd has been under state oversight for financial troubles. the cde has recommended the district cut staff in close schools to eliminate a massive deficit.

but the state agency denies that it's keeping the district from hiring more teachers. the cde says state advisors have been working with the district throughout the summer to verify funding for all positions so that employees can be hired and paid union. president casandra kerry ellis hoping to see a solution. it's great that there's so many eyes on this problem now because now i mean, the next step on this is an expectation that this never happens again. meanwhile, the school board is faced with deciding which schools will be closed or merged next school year. they met tuesday night to continue. the discussion we've been experiencing are on the decline for years. similar to many other school districts in california and the state in this environment of a potential school closure or merger. >>we are also trying to serve students who don't have enough adults at the site. >>both of those things are unacceptable to be >>the district plans to announce a list of school closures and mergers on september 18th. and then they will spend the rest of this

year addressing concerns speaking with families about the choices they have moving forward. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>thanks, sarah door-to-door inspections are set to take place in concord. this after a contra costa county officials say they found yellow fever mosquito, the invasive mosquito can transmit dengue a fever, zika virus and other diseases. officials say to reduce the risk in the community. it's important to dump out any standing water around your home. that's where the insects typically lay their eggs. officials did not say when they plan to start the door-to-door inspections, but we'll keep you updated. city officials say they have appointed a new city manager. bessie murray's scott is expected to receive a 2 year contract with the city, but some residents are on board with the choice saying they were unhappy with scott's past social media posts discussing inequality and systematic racism. however, others who

spoke at tonight's meeting feel she is in the right and she's the right choice for antioch. >>this town has room for any racism, whether it's from the city manager, the police department, the mayor, any of us? so if you're truly considering hiring scott, i would ask that you vet this a little bit more. the focus should be on her accomplishments ability to lead and not on social media posts from 5 years ago. >>others felt the appointment should have waited until after the november election. >>because the city council majority could change by then antioch city council voted 3 to 2 in favor of scott. now we're going to turn to weather. we're looking at a live look downtown san francisco looking gorgeous and clear, but see what's gonna look like for the rest of the week. we now turn to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. >>is going to continue to

build through tomorrow. and that's going to bring with another hot day in spots inland. maybe not quite as hot as today, but instead of upper 9th, you're probably mid 90's. that's hot enough after that, all of a sudden we get this area of low pressure approaching the coastline as we get toward the weekend. that's going to be just enough to eep in the marine layer. give us a southwesterly flow and that generally cools us down as we head in toward the holiday. the unofficial end of summer. that's what it's going to play out as we get to the weekend to as we get to next week, things going to change again as high pressure likely to make a return. but tomorrow planning about 74 degrees downtown san francisco. 65 in the sunset along the coastline. you still have that patchy fog. it's going to be a thin layer, but it is going to be thick out toward the beaches. still temperatures rather mild. there in the 60's inside of a little bit warmer. 74 millbrae. 74 also in burlingame about 83 redwood city. and then as you head for the southeast, temperatures start to heat up hot 90's in the santa clara valley. many spots 91 in campbell. 91 in san jose in about 90 milpitas as you make your way into the tri valley those temperatures be on the hot side. mid 90's.

there said upper 90's but hot enough. 95 in dublin. 85 in hayward about 70 in san leandro into oakland. we're looking about 79 degrees. hot 94 walnut creek in 94 in concord. so another day of hazy skies as well. some of those get trapped down to the that big ridge of high pressure. but then begin to change as we head toward the next few days as we get through the week, temperatures going to be cooling down, especially as we get into friday and on saturday and sunday as we look toward labor day weekend, cooler weather throughout temperatures running about the average. but nice just about everywhere around the bay area. >>thanks, lawrence. looking nice out there. well, it with in the south bay. thousands of people gathered in san jose to watch the bay fc take on barcelona. that's on the new team's home pitch. and this is only a friendly match. mind you between the 2 teams, but it does bay fc a chance to sharpen up those skills before they go to the playoffs. crop or shock moment reports from paypal park. >>this is not just a matchup here in the south bay with an

international team. this is also the bay of season very first season, which makes today even more special. now, despite the really hot weather we had here in san jose and this game falling on a tuesday, we sought thousands of fans pour into paypal park to root for their team. every soccer fan here in the stands will tell you that what they just witnessed with some of the best soccer in the country. afc a brand-new women's soccer team taking on barcelona. the winner of last year's euro cup here for probably my dreams come to my favorites coming together south bay resident kathleen pierce and brought her family to enjoy the match. she's a season ticket holder for bay fc. >>but a longtime fan of barcelona like my heart started as the fans poured pearson this is more than a sport. so for me, it's more of like how teams adjust. who comes out on top. and just this week, the bay fc adding

to its roster with abby dahlkemper, the menlo park native was playing with san diego's national woman's see abby dahlkemper huge fan. so i'm glad she's coming from area. >>so we came in from chicago because our some our favorite team, nadia and rohan i traveled thousands of miles just to see barcelona. they plan to go to dallas after this game to see barcelona's next match. they're going to see the best team in the world. at least a few of the best players in the world. and the score is that it up and more fans cheering. happy to see what a women's national soccer team could bring to the bay area arson. bernardo robledo and susie amano came from sacramento devoted fans not wanting to miss a moment. are some order? you hear you better. >>now, at the end of the day, this was just a friendly match between the 2 teams. so it

doesn't count towards bay of sees record for this season. the goal here was just to build up the hype around this new team and that did not disappoint without the people now, their next match will be on september 7th. that one will count towards their record. they're playing against louisville reported here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >>well, there's a new burger joint in the south bay and it may have the best price in town at only a $1.99. campus burgers is helping feed a community of hungry students. the menu is simple. you can either order a single or double hamburger or cheeseburger, french fries and soda. the burgers come with 2 ounce patties, cooked onions, pickles, and a chipotle sauce. and that's really it. it's making it easy and making it easy was intentional. the owner, jim jim, angela palace, has been managing restaurants for decades. >>from then, i. >>somebody needs to bring something like that back it's been it's been amazing. it's been an amazing ride to get

open and then just flores like this. i never expected to serve over 1000 customers a day. >>and it's not only students but hungry customers coming from far and wide. he says some even getting 10 burgers at a time must be good. definitely made me angry. >>coming up on kron on who has a better chance of winning november's general election crop 4th. catherine heenan breaks down a newsnation. paul in just a couple of minutes.

kron 4 is your local election

headquarters. the presidential race has been completely transform just over the last 6 weeks as former president donald trump and vice president harris focus on key battleground states. newsnation poll has just been released. kron four's catherine heenan has more details. the bottom line, i guess newsnation says. >>kamala harris has a 55% chance of winning the election. not a big margin, especially when you consider how volatile this race has been. the fact that some very big events are still coming up, including harris's first televised sit-down interview. that's coming up on cnn thursday. and of course, the september harris, trump debate. conventions behind us. new polls continue to come and go but >>here's the latest snapshot of the race. according to news nation, its new poll says harris is making big strides for democrats in swing states, pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. a bump of 10, 16 14%

respectively. former president trump has events planned in all 3 states referred to as the blue wall. we're just weeks ago. he was the favorite candidate. he's hoping to shore up support in those must-win states were the race could ultimately be decided? is running mate. jd vance was in michigan today and this week the harris team will campaign in georgia where she's trailing president trump by about 3 points. the news nation poll shows that georgia is the only battleground state where harris did not improve president biden's numbers and facts. she dropped 3 percentage points in battleground state. north carolina harris has given democrats a 5% jump leading president trump by about 3 points in nevada. trump holds a one-point lead, although harris did gain 5 points from where biden was polling.

arizona is the closest toss up state. harrison trump are virtually tied. the poles leaning slightly to trump. as for congress, the post says republicans are still expected to flip the senate. a 67% chance. in fact, but that is down from when biden was at the top of the ticket. when post said the gop had a 78% chance. and as for chances, republicans will gain a bigger house majority. it's up for grabs. the post says there is a 55% chance the party will keep its house majority opposed to 61%. when joe biden dropped out. so how much does that poll mean? keep in mind, an awful lot of people really don't trust polls much these days. >>think about 2016, 2020, for example. and again, one big events like the upcoming debate or thursday's cnn interview with harris and could change everything. back to you.

>>with tons to talk about in the world of politics these days, kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with san jose state political science lecturer donna crane. t post-convention situation. you got the debate coming up with the microphone. so you got the interview now on thursday. what stands out to you is sort of the most consequential thing that's happened in the past couple days. >>first, i have to say this is kind of like a gourmet buffet for those of us who work in this field because we're getting to watch a presidential election really compressed time frame. so, you know, it's like it's like major things happened a couple every week these days. you know, i would say the 2 biggest events that i'm looking forward to and they'll be watching most closely are probably they harris walz interview on cnn. and then, of course, the debate coming in december between trump.

>>okay. talk about the debate. it's mike hot mic or no. mike, where do you think that's going to land? >>it looks like it's probably going to land on the original rules, which is no and i think harris's campaign was pushing for, i guess we call it hot mic or open mic because they're making it. they made a calculation that it would be uncharacteristically president trump restrain himself that he would actually sort of show that he and disciplined and maybe even bullying is as many people observed during the 2016 debates with hillary clinton. so i think there's campaign thought that would that would advantage for more than when you think each approach will be trump and harris going into the debate and you think that >>each will be able to achieve their goals. >>i mean, that's a that's a giant question just have to

look a quarter of it, which is that i think this will be one of the first chances that kamala harris and in the case, a cnn interview, tim walz also will have really discuss just, you know, specific policy issues, right? the bear, the details around exact policies. so far there's been sort of a lot of ceremony and pomp and circumstance and drama around the change from biden to harris. but, you know, she also needs to explain in some detail what she plant. you know, what her platform would she has had much of an opportunity or should we say taken much of an opportunity to do that. so these 2 are these 2 events will be really essential opportunities for those to happen. and she could do really well or she could, you know, she could pick some unforced errors. >>so do you think it's unusual that her first a network sit-down interview is not so low, but is also with her vice president.

>>personally attribute that to the compressed timeline. usually this would happen in a much more relaxed fashion. there would be multiple interviews, but they have to crunch everything together because there's just, you know, double digit days, which is pretty unusual, might sense. also, is the harris-walz campaign sees the 2 of them together as unattractive package that they that they cover sort each other's weak spots on the resume and that they make sense put them together because they i think they believe people will find something they like in one or both of we still have the indictment to get to with trump today. >>you talk about potpourri of things happening first, though, i wanted to get your take on this today. 200 or so. >>former bush mccain and romney staffers came out in an open letter and they wrote, of course, we have plenty of honest ideological disagreements with vice president harris and governor walz. that's to be expected.

>>but the alternative is simply untenable. and they are saying they're voting for harris. does that matter? >>you know something similar happened with national security officials in the 2016 election. they came out and said we are republicans but we endorse hillary clinton and it wasn't effective really at all. it might even have backfired in the sense that trump supporters look at that and said, aha, there's a big conspiracy inside the government, the so-called deep state that's working against them because it's going to shake things up. you know, whether that that would still be the reaction and a potential second trump term. it's a little hard for me to know but what it might do is it might wobble enough donors and other sort of party leaders and institutional lists. i don't know that it would pull them off of trump, but it might cause them to i don't know. maybe just a little bit less enthusiastic in their turnout over there, their financial efforts to

support the trump campaign. that's that's part of the the most consequence i can see from that. all right. very quickly. and i know this is so complex and people were talking about it today. but the scale down. >>indictment on social media. donald trump posted smith was trying to resurrect a dead witch hunt. your response? >>you know, i thought it was a smart and i would have expected it. so what he's done is he's already written the indictment because the supreme court said, hey, the last one, we don't think it's so good. we the supreme court said, you know, we give the president wide latitude to be free from prosecution for actions he commits while he's president. so jack smith just rewrote it. just that to be very explicit that he's going after the actions trump committed as a candidate, that there really is no role for a president in the peaceful transition the handover of power. suppose i should say.

>>okay. all right. that is political science lecturer donna crane from san jose state university. really appreciate you coming on and sharing your expertise. covered a lot of territory for us. >>more news high

school student is recovering tonight after being attacked at dublin high school. and police say the attackers are uneven students kron four's terisa stasio zinn's upland with more on the security measures. now beefing up. >>ambushed on campus and now plan to prevent it from happening again. dublin school officials say last friday several suspects confronted a high school student who was

changing clothes to participate and after-school sports. athletes was hurt. that's dublin school superintendent chris funk. >>the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and then entered the boys locker room. and so when you have, you know, anywhere from 6 to 800 athletes participate in after-school athletics people are coming and going in terms of changing terms of coming back for later practices. you just can't cover every square inch of the campus. funk says why it happened is unclear. and that matter is being looked into by the dublin police department. he says that the fight was broken, not by the school's football coach and several players. so we installed surveillance cameras a year ago all those campers are spread throughout the campus. and yes, that has been very helpful, identifying. the point of entry who they were

helping the police with their investigation. the meantime, funk says officials are doubling down on security measures steps. students telling them they are certainly florida. >>it happened. we're going reevaluate. how are student athletes entered the locker room? and how they're monitored and then how we're going to shut that down. after practice as for the injured student, we'll have a full recovery hopefully we'll be back in school in the next day or 2. >>dublin police say that this is an active investigation and they are going through that surveillance video that's been turned over to them. in the meantime, students tell me that they are hoping that the improved security does make a difference here on campus. in dublin, theresa kron, 4 news. >>more news weather and august

the slowest months on the nba calendar. but on the peninsula, it's a time where nba players gather to work on their craft. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the story. what has become of hoops mecca of the bay area. >>its a hot august afternoon. off the beaten track in a small gym in millbrae. you can find a range of basketball college students to nba stars prepping for the 8 months grind that awaits decision. just like a tech. they come to the stay. i stay in arizona. so, you know, hour and a half, kind of hear runs like these are usually reserved for cities like for la or new york city. but the rams here at unlimited potential basketball started from the ground up.

>>and in few years has become a community. >>this is really kind of what trying to. and in the mix like to see you back here on the back got a kid doing a private. at the same time we've got, you know, frozen here playing with college guys and everybody get ready for the season. i think it's kind of union that you never see progression what do with package. turner and his wife bianca built up be from the ground up. >>he wanted a safe space for players of all ages and skill levels to work on their game. everybody has been around the game various levels. so i think that also helps when everybody's been a part of it various degrees that's working with been around you and then the jam, the foundation of up be as pure and mak no mistake. basketball is big business. basketball is. you're literally live in first bag because, you know, i've been working with him since kind of a long time. and, you know, like every time i work on with him, i feel like i'm getting better. and i you

know, i think result you want to playing, but you got to you've got love guy. just hit it off our first workout. you know, you can kind of tell people are genuine. >>he had seen play a couple times clair inadvertently. so you kind layer of my game just as a really good job of like understand what i like to do in the game and the spotlight to get to him. i kind of like my trajectories commensal in of 2 per topic in millbrae. i'm jason dumas. kron 4 sports. >>kron will

federal prosecutors have asked an appeals court to restore former president trump's classified documents case.

>>pushing back on the judge to dismiss the case earlier washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >>special counsel jack smith is putting former president donald trump's classified documents case back in the spotlight, smith filed an appeal to have the case reopened in july. u.s. district judge aileen cannon ruled attorney general merrick garland's appointment of the special counsel was unconstitutional. zack smith with the heritage foundation says the ruling is about the special counsels power terms of the arguments presented to judge can she made a very compelling case. but special counsel smith argued that judge cannon made a series of errors when she dismissed the case in july. judge cameras so watching this case, very conspicuously. >>and that has made a number of very strange and um press rulings, including the one at issue here, david super a georgetown law professor says

he believes the decision will be overturned. this will bring the case back up to the appeals court despite a history of special counsel's in the country. zack smith with the heritage foundation says jack smith's appointment is any of those other special counsel's have been president reappointed and senate confirmed u.s. attorneys in a statement monday, the trump campaign said not only should the dismissal of the lawless indictment in florida be affirmed that be immediately joined by a dismissal of all the witch hunts. >>super says it's unlikely we will see a trial this year reporting in washington reshad hudson. >>heyward police are investigating a knife attack on monday that injured 2 hayward high school students and the person behind it is a fellow student kron four's. dan kerman has more. >>to the uninformed tuesday was just like any other day at hayward high. but many parents who knew about monday student on student knife attack

considered keeping their kids home from school, a wisconsin that to rein him. >>but i we decided to come in last minutes in the morning they have a lot of security is was more okay with that. >>on monday, 2.15, year-old students confronted a 14 year-old on campus about one 30 in the afternoon. the younger student responded by pulling a small knife and allegedly attacked the older students. both ended up needing medical attention at a local hospital, but neither suffered life-threatening injuries. the 14 year-old with the knife was brought to the office by campus security officer and he worked. police are now investigating a note was sent to parents and some responded by keeping their kids out of school tuesday. >>you i send my daughter to school. think it is going to come home from school after the l and one day she may not. if i keep her here. >>other parents were confident their kids would be safe. when i talked to security, they

assured me that they would be pretty presence here. the school district says it's taking this incident seriously and stepping up security. >>we have additional safety staff that are on the hayward high school campus of the hayward police department is very aware will and increased presence and they were high school community. we have a keen eye on this. we are making sure also that we're reaching out to students and proactively looking for any opportunities. 2 prevent conflicts before they happened. while school security officers were visible at dismissal. >>no police officers were in sight. the school district won't say whether the threes. a

next event to unveil new iphones. plus, samsung says it will offer software updates on its smart tv's for 7 years. demuro has the details in tonight's rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. apple has set a date to unveil the next iphone models and it's a day earlier than expected. the event will happen on monday, september 9th at 10:00am pacific at the company's cupertino headquarters and invitation sent to journalists, including myself, says its glow time. the company expected to show off new iphone 16 models with ai capabilities along with new apple watches. the new iphone is expected to have a special button for taking photos, faster chips and larger screens on the pro models. the

new devices might go on sale. september 20th. samsung says it will keep the operating system up to date on its new tv's for 7 years. the company wants to stay ahead of competition from chinese tv makers, including tcl and high sense samsung's tv's run on the ties in operating system which is installed on nearly 300 million tv sets, making it one of the most popular smart tv platforms in the world. now, this marks a change from simply providing security updates to keeping the entire operating system up to date. the seven-year update will pply to some 2023 tv's and later models. the move comes as consumers are keeping many electronics, including smartphones longer. finally, 9 antic, the company that created pokemon go wants you to take 3 d scans of the world around you. the company has released a new version of their app called scan a verse. it lets you take 3 d scans of things like statues and landmarks. the new version of the app encourages users to

share their 3 d scans on a public map this way. other people can use the scans to plan trips. remember favorite places or even make their own games. the app has a new and improved method for taking the 3 scans which happens faster and results in higher quality askance. right now you can scan on iphone and android, but the maps feature is iphone only at least for now, as always links to everything i mentioned on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

israel says it rescued a hostage from hamas, an underground tunnel in gaza on

tuesday. this comes as the u.s. is still trying to broker a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. that includes the release of the remaining hostages. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>a helicopter brought an israeli hostages held by hamas to safety tuesday. after israel's military says it rescued him from an underground tunnel in gaza 52 year-old kai eide for ana katia, reunited with his family after 326 days in hamas captivity. his medical condition is stable and he will undergo examination in hospital. israeli military spokesperson real admiral daniel hagari says he can't share details about the special operation, gari committed to bringing home the dozens of remaining hostages, which include american citizens. we will pursue you. the return of our hostages. >>through all means possible. i repeat man's possible. the u.s. has been trying to do

this via diplomacy, continuing talks in egypt this week for a ceasefire and hostage release deal between israel and hamas. but an agreement still has yet to materialize. we remain intently focused on the escalating tensions in the middle east while also remaining focused on securing a cease-fire is part of a hostage deal. pentagon press secretary major general pat ryder says 2 u.s. carriers will remain in the middle east. >>to support the defense of israel, but he could not give a timeline on their deployment. the bottom line is we can walk and chew gum at the same time in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>now that the conventions for both political parties are over. the 2 presidential candidates begin their sprint towards the election day. but the focus now on the economy, washington correspondent vinay simlot has the details. >>the harris campaign is spending 150 million dollars on ads in swing states to talk about the vice president's plan to bring down the cost of housing. former president

donald trump's as part of his plan for the cost of housing is to stop illegal immigration. his campaign is putting the economy front and center. >>in battleground michigan, senator jd vance, the republican vice presidential candidate tried to pin inflation on vice president kamala harris. what she has done has been a disaster. vance says harris is responsible for higher gas and grocery prices on her watch. gas prices are up 50%. housing costs of w talk to young person today. young people cannot afford to buy a home in their own country. teenager in the minute-long ad targeting swing states. the harris campaign fought back on the cost of housing. i know what home ownership me. >>utley right now it is out reach for far too many american family. >>the harris plan includes $25,000 in down payment assistance to first-time home

buyers and building 3 million new homes over 4 says the election comes down to a simple question. now, kamala harris has run her entire campaign on the idea that she's joyful. but ask yourself, are you better off than you were 4 years ago? the harris campaign is planning events talking about the cost of housing in several swing states. senator vance has another campaign event tomorrow, talking also about the economy in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >>more news now,

let's get a check on the latest weather in the bay. it's been a warm start to the week, but when will we get some relief? kron? 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to break it down. lawrence. >>lots of sunshine the bay area today. temperatures. yeah, that's the time of year. we really see these numbers soar, especially as you get along the coastline did have some fog sneaking in out there right now. you can just see the tops of the golden gate bridge right now. otherwise the fog kind of flowing into the bay, some dense fog overnight tonight and tomorrow morning along the coastline and over the coastal ranges to maybe just inside the bay numbers, though, about 79. a beautiful day in san francisco, 90 and hot in oakland. 95 degrees in san jose. and then we cranked up the temperatures almost 100 today in livermore. 99, 98 in concord and 96 degrees in santa rosa. low clouds and fog along the immediate coastline, a kind of a thin deck that is moving on shore, not deep enough to make its way all the way the interior valleys. so left behind us. another day of warm temperatures. in fact, it is going to be hot in san jose again tomorrow plan about 91

degrees there. slightly cooler and oakland are starting out of the clouds early on. lots of sunshine by the afternoon. a bit of a sea breeze, 79 degrees and about 70, as you make your way into san francisco. but next couple days we're gonna watch as temperatures cool off quite a bit, especially into friday. well, the giants just hanging on to their playoff hopes right now. 5 and a half games behind atlanta for the final final wild-card spot with 30 games remaining. >>and just when we thought the pitching staff was finally healthy, a major setback today is the former cy young winner, robbie ray, one on the 15 day injured list with a strained left hamstring. then to make matters worse. a few hours later, the team placed jordan hicks on the with right shoulder inflammation. so the giants certainly a little short handed. >>as they open their series in milwaukee tonight, every game just so crucial right now. the

giants took a one. nothing lead in the 3rd to go one, nothing about in the bottom half. jackson. with a man on wow, he unloads. >>149 feet off the scoreboard. it took a panel out of thing going a longest homer by a brewer this season. look at waukee just ahead. 2 to one top 4 same score match at me that did one hit out to go in opposite field right center for his 21st of the year. is pretty strong season for chafee ties the game at next inning's will set some more fireworks and scored the rookie grant mccray destroys this one to right. >>into the second deck 422 feet later. the giants are back in front 3 to 2 bottom 6 brewer is going to answer again. this thing went back and forth all night. william damas with a man on and that's a no doubter. 435 feet tape measure shots tonight. it's 43

brewers. for the giants to fight back in the 7th, the tying run is on for mike yastremski. he says forget about the tying run, right? how about i just played the go-ahead run. his 11th homer of the year. a 2 run blast. a seesaw battle continues its 5 to 4 giants and we go to the 9th ryan walker in to close it out. tying run on first base but against blake perkins to fly to strengths is there. and that is your ball game. number 3, a gutsy win for giants and the day when it 5 to 4 was home run. meanwhile, the a's opening a six-game road trip tonight against the reds. believe it or not, this was their first game at cincinnati since 2016. >>don't get there very often. it's been a minute. we'll pick it up in the second inning. no and the a's defense kept it that ty france grounds to short jacob wilson fires home and a beautiful tag by shea langeliers reaching back. really good play on both ends

for on the hill for the reds. yeah. that's forever giant jacob junis. he pitched 4 perfect innings to open the game. but luckily for the a's to it was a scheduled bullpen game for cincinnati. so he eventually came out. it was top 7, one, nothing reds. max schuemann right field. he was 2 for 38 in his last 13 games. he broke out of that slump. tonight, a 2 run opposite field shot. one of his 3 hits on the evening right later in the inning. a man on for lawrence butler and he knows that got every last bit of that 444 feet. look at case, 15th homer of the year. he enjoyed 4 to one oakland day to head in thanks to last 8 on home runs were flying out all over the place tonight, 5 to one oakland and they needed that insurance away because it was a rare off night for closer mason miller. he hadn't allowed a run since july 2nd gave up a couple tonight are with a one-run lead and 2 runners he gets the strikeout

to end the game 80's when it's 5 to >>and a dozen here for us at kron-on will be back with morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching. have a great rest of your night.

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