the competition has started. practices have started. we'll start with one of our rowers.was first in the singles and headed to the quarterfinals. she's from contra costa county and she went to cal. she's been to the olympics before winning bronze and the quadruple. how about some love for danville. we love this. we've been covering the water polo star maggie steffens. she is hoping for her third gold medal. she's taking her home town along for the ride. >> no matter where i am in the world, it is such a blessing for me. all the experiences i had there, the friendships, everything kind of blossomed there and allowed me to go for my dream. i think it is really rare to find not just the place but an entire community that was so supportive of young me having this ambitious dream. >> pretty awesome. a gold metal personality. now we can talk recycling. you know how we do it every week. they do it in japan but they do it so perfectly. they don't mess around. it is a very meticulous process. you have your boxes, your plastics, your aluminum. everyone separates them before they go

and start with the why. that's always really important. and thank you for driving the presentation. so, there are a number of reasons why we are changing the start and end times, and the board of education passed a resolution back in 2020 asking staff to revisit the start times and there were a variety of reasons for that, and i'll describe some as we go throughout the presentation. and we also are required by sb328 to have all middle and high school moves to a later start time by july 2020, and we also wanted to make sure that all schools have common study time, for the teachers to collaborate, not only the schools but peers in other schools, and unfortunately in pre-pandemic times some with but not all schools had common planning time, and that's an equity issue. and want to standardize the length of the day. and pre-pandemic times, we realized but now that some schools have different lengths of school days. so if you were an elementary student at one school, might be there for six hours and another six ho

an ideal start. us, and says the japanese are delighted to have had something to cheer about. what a dream start for the host nation. it's what they would want, a gold medal on the first day, and they got it in the judo. it originated here injapan, so perhaps it's fitting. underscoring the huge strength of japan in this sport. it's fitting. underscoring the huge strength ofjapan in this sport. an incredibly a —— emotional, he was in tears. he came off the platform in tears, so was his coat. it was strange because the stadium was empty —— his coach. he was certainly very emotional and it was a big day forjapan. day one, and they already have a gold medal. so, for the first time of the games, let's bring you tokyo medals table after day one. and it's china that are top of the shop with three golds already, then italy, and hosts japan are tied second with one gold and one silver each. nothing as of yet for team gb, but there'll be plenty of opportunities to come. well, speaking of team gb, still to come

they're going to try and we start the game tomorrow afternoon. we're goint continue to follow this story for you here on kron 4 and have updates for you throughout the night. >> let's talk about our weather forecast right now right here on kron. 4 news, 8 o'clock. we're concerned about some fire weather this weekend. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez it tonight with a look at what's on the way for the start of your sunday. yeah, we're tracking monsoonal moisture that's going to give us some more of a muggy tropical feel in the bay area. >> so we do have fire weather watches and red flag warnings in effect starting 5 o'clock sunday through 5 o'clock monday night. so. >> we are going to notice the biggest risk in areas will be around monday morning. early monday afternoon. a lot more of an unstable atmosphere on monday. not so much sunday. but we're still going to have that threat. there, especially for our east bay valleys and south bay valleys specifically the highest peaks there. let's take a look at temperatures and we're tracking about a 30 degr

and it's starting to break down. they want to complex system starts to break down. that's not necessarily a gradual thing or it's graduate 1st and then and then catastrophic. one scenario for that to, to play out is that things do start to break down and we don't get what we want. you know, cities start to go bankrupt because their pensions are over funded and they can't maintain their infrastructure and the federal government then feels compelled to step in with insane amount to new money, which is exactly what's happening right now. you know, we're bailing out states and localities who pretty much made their own bad by, you know, implementing, wildly over generous pension plans among many other things. and so we're creating, trying to new dollars to do that. that affects the financial markets in a lot of pernicious ways, and instead of helping it accelerates the process of societal breakdown. so you can make the case that's all happening to, you know, basically when you are away too much money, stuff like this is kind of inevitable. you know, things just don't wor

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with it looking at gray start to the day. halfway through the workweek and you can see that fog on our -- at least our -- san francisco camera this morning. let's show you the temperatures. here is another view with the treasure island camera. below average for this time of year. 78san jose. where we should be three to six degrees below average for this time of year. looking at highs in the upper 70's to low to mid-80s's inland. 60's around the bay and mid to upper 50's. let's check in with gianna. >>> a vehicle blocking several lanes. it was traveling northbound overturned in that area. you have fire crews on scene. injuries reported. still active in that area. just a little bit of slowing. keep that in mind if you are taking that. things may tend to slow down. another trouble spot, westbound 580. you have a busy ride into the pass. >>> the live news desk following the latest in another possible lead in the search for a missing hiker in the east bay. very early this morning, people who have been volunteering to look for this

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everybody starts learning how to deal with the pandemic, including the market, the pace of starts goingis less than 20 pesos per dollar. maria: you expect that trend to continue? mnst. herrera: we hope it will be stabilizing around that level. maria: there was a huge fire a few days ago. i wonder if you have heard anything from the company in terms of what happened? you said you want to help them keep down the borrowing cost. i wonder if that means issuance of bonds or anything of the sort? mnst. herrera: what we are doing with respect to the companies, we would like to make a broad analysis. if we look at measures [indiscernible] it is really between shell and chevron. among their comparable peers. the numbers deteriorated, and debt services are the starting period. [indiscernible] two problems, overtaxed, and overlap like. we are working on that -- and over leveling. maria: a big corporate story in mexico. minister, thank you for joining us. arturo herrera joining us from mexico. taylor: bloomberg's maria tadeo, thank you for bringing us this great interviews. we are not done yet. wha

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all because of a warehouse fire that started late last night. but that number is down from the over 1400 customers. >> who are in the dark when this fire first started crews were able to get this 3 alarm fire under control at about one 30 this morning. and this was the scene when they arrived at 45th avenue and east 12th street just after midnight and officials say other buildings across the street. we're going to catch fire. but there were enough fire engines nearby to stop the flames from spreading. >> defensive tactics on the fire building. as you can see behind me, we were able to put latter pipes not in position to be able find the fire ice tribute to the building and we had other buildings across the street starting catch on fire. but we engines in the right to be able to ensure we had no extension. are the >> pg e says power might not be fully back on until midnight tonight, the fire chief did say that no firefighters were hurt and the cause of this fire is under investigation. so much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clo

it really starts to warm up.o you got to savor these next couple of them 60's to 70's for coastal in bayside cities. couple of 80's mixed in areas like redwood city as well. scenic there right at 80 degrees. temperatures from fremont union city hayward on up through oakland only in the 70's. well, the tri valley through conquered in the 80's today to 90's on the map that's antioch in vacaville while napa. it's very nice 79 same for you. and both santa rosa in sandra fell at 79 degrees today. your lookahead shows are relatively cool start to the forecast. and our hot finish to it by thursday and friday inland areas that happened back into the 90's and by saturday and sunday. there's those triple digits, again, inland will still be cool by the bay and coast, though. so if you want to escape the heat, you know where to head erica. >> thank you, john lie and picking up some hot spots. as you can see, heavy traffic on 5.80 westbound out in dublin. there was a multi vehicle collision involving a big rig. it looks like

twitter stream started going off. that was the first indication that something was happening. then things started to move pretty quick then. >> so you are where in the chamber at this point? rep. mullin: i think it was the second row on the front on the republican side, on the right side, kind of towards the middle. >> where are the police officers that you are able to hear what is happening on their earpieces? rep. mullin: they were moving up and down the aisle. they were going in front of the aisle in what we call the well, which is the front part. so it was clear that something was happening, and then as the lieutenant came to the mic and said -- and i just kind of started walking. the lieutenant came to the mic and he said they have breached the capital, and they are in the capital building, they may be coming this way. and then about that time they came rushing in and rushed out pelosi and i think scully's. i don't know if lawyer was there -- scalise. i know pelosi's guys came in and they took them out. a lieuten

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or did it and one cycle and start a new one?we are in the economic cycle, whether or not it was just put on ice and we are back could mean we are later in the cycle. or did we really just end the prior cycle and start a new one? then we have a much longer runway. i think we will start to get answers to that in the next few months when we moved past the base affects in terms of economic data and inflation data. lisa: you think inflation in terms of gdp figures will give us a since of where we are in the cycle? liz ann: i think we have to get into early fall. september is with important for a lot of reasons. for not least being the expiration of the unemployment insurance and states who did not end it early. hopefully everybody is going back to school. returning in labor market -- before you brought me and you were talking about the surge in hiring. there is a mismatch. the funkiness in the data, the base affects associated with inflation, the seasonal problems within the labor market data start to ease as we get closer to the ear

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nice refreshing start to the day and heating up. you will notice it will be hotter this afternoon especially for the inland areas like concord at 97. 96 in livermore. 89 in martinez. in san jose up to about 86 degrees. we'll see the temperatures ticking up the next few days. that's coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> thank you. >>> developing right now in tokyo, the greatest gymnast of all time says she's taking a break in the olympics just gymnastics says simone biles pulled out of the individual competition at the tokyo olympic games to focus on her mental health. she'll be evaluated daily to determine whether she can participate in next week's individual event finals. she says the emotional toll was the reason for her exit. the ninth highest score gymnast will take biles' place. we'll have a live report at the top of the hour live from tokyo. >>> katie ledecky won the first-ever olympic women's 1500 freestyle race. >> the pandemic shut down virtually all training for olympians. >> when did it a man opened the pool to some of th

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yes, we are into the school holiday season, it started in some parts _ holiday season, it started in it started in some parts of the country, started in earnest — parts of the country, started in earnest across england very soon. when _ earnest across england very soon. when that — earnest across england very soon. when that not what it also means is that lots _ when that not what it also means is that lots of— when that not what it also means is that lots of parents who might have been able _ that lots of parents who might have been able to go out and get back into offices, back into workplaces are now _ into offices, back into workplaces are now back having to look after their— are now back having to look after their children, do some homeschooling. so the knock on effects _ homeschooling. so the knock on effects of— homeschooling. so the knock on effects of theirs. it really is as i said _ effects of theirs. it really is as i said earlier, this has not felt like freedom — said earlier, this has not felt like freedom day at all this week. quite the reverse. freedom day at all this

oakland, a gray start and 54. also for livermore. 52 in downtown san francisco and again a little bit mist or drizzle along the coast and around the bay. san jose you are looking at cloudy conditions at 58 and 51 for santa rosa. low clouds, areas of fog, and even drizzle or mist along the coast and around the bay this morning. current winds, 9-mile per hour winds out of the west at sfo, hayward 8, 7 oakland, 10-mile per hour winds in concord, 13 livermore, tri valley. checking through altamont, gusts up to 45 miles per hour. it's definitely a mmute through the altamont. delta breeze in fairfield at 26 miles per hour. here is the satellite and radar view. a cooling trend hi pressuatbrought extreme heat inland into the 90s, triple digits over the weekend will continue to weaken and push to the south and away from us. this low pressure system off the coast will usher in that stronger sea breeze. that's the reason why. we are looking at cooler conditions for today. you will notice that especially inland. taking you ho

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the hearing set to start at 6:30 a.m. and it will include testimony today focusing on law enforcement with statements from both thompson, the chair, and liz cheney. back to you. >> all right, tracie potts in washington this morning, thank you. >>> and you can watch that hearing live on nbc lx or 11-5 over the air that starts around 6:30 this morning. >>> and developing right now oakland police still saying little about the strong-armed robbery targeting long time senator barbara boxer. this happened midday yesterday in jack london square. her office says someone assaulted her, stealing her phone. 80-year-old boxer release add tweet saying she's thankful she was not seriously injured. the owner of a nearby restaurant say crimes like this happen all the time in the area and hopes this can serve as a wake-up call. >> we need to work together with our law enforcement so we don't have these types of issues in our city. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf releasing a statement saying she is deeply troubled to learn of the crime. she

but it's not about how you start. it's about how you finish.they'll pick back up on frei when they head to st. louis for a three-game-set. and matt maiocco and i just dropped the latest edition of the "49ers talk" podcast. we're talking rookie expectations and how the 49ers' quarterbacks stack up. >> big night in baseball. >> yep. >>> that's going to do it for 5:30. right now at 6:00, an emotional day in court as a track coach is told he will stand trial. >> from the very beginning, the defendant would groom them. he'd manipulate them, he ruined them. ? >> this comes after numerous women say he molested them when they were in high school. >>> also walls of flames face firefighters as they desperately try to gain the upper hand on fires in california. >>> and the search continues for a man who went for a run in pleasanton and hasn't been seen for a week. everyone tries to stay optimistic. >> it's really hot and really stee

so, you start seeing division. and then foreign policy questions would arise france and britain go to war in the 17 nineties. a lot of americans would feel like we owed france. they helped us in our war, we still don't like the british very much, but through george washington, the first president the notion of neutrality is preferable. we don't really have any money. we did not have a navy at all, and our army was not much to speak of. so, we certainly were not in a position to go and fight a war, and certainly not in europe and probably not and fighting in our neighbors in british canada in those days. so -- so he is going to present with his captain approval, a neutrality probably ambition which starts again dividing this question of helping france. now, in this same notion of keeping us out of war, george washington will send john j, who is at that time our first chief justice of the supreme court and send him to britain to negotiate a new treaty with the british. again with this idea of keeping us out of this w

. >> news starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> the competition heating up to close the first weekend of action. it's monday afternoon in japan. some of the biggest stars are hoping for better performances this come. let's go outside to tokyo live. the olympic flame is burning bright. >> live from tokyo. and incredibly exciting competition tonight. >> we got it. we have dramatic story lines. that's the beauty of the olympics. what's happening on monday afternoon. look behind me. it's gray skies. the rain is coming in in a big way. that will impact the schedule of the games. we'll talk about the weather later. let's start with katy la decky the headliner. she graduated from stanford last month. five gold medals coming into the tokyo. silver is almost like a let down. not bad today. she finishes second in the 400 free. australian wins gold. let's talk about the covid case count. it continues to rise. every day new athletes test positive. another heavy weight in golf will not be competing. this is the world's

a miss the refreshing start as you start out. most of us clearing out from the fog except san francisco. here the thing. tomorrow, a window of sunshine. that will make your day a lot better. we've been used to this lately. always very cool start. lots of low 50s in the peninsula and the south bay. 54 degrees. 52 in the north bay. we'll be below average again for the daytime highs. it will make it super enjoyable. 84, 76 in san jose, right through palo alto, 74, and we've got plenty of 60s at the coastline. sunshine through afternoon. now, by this weekend, high pressure will build in. it will increase our temperatures. if you're heading to arizona, watch out. monsoonal rain returning. you can see in san francisco, we will get less fog by saturday morning. that will make it nice. and 60s in the next several days and in the inland valleys, we have the heat coming in. but don't worry, not too hot saturday through next tuesday. thankfully, it's not that hot. >>> a new moment for colin kaepernick that inspired a knew book for kids. >>>

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dublin starting out with clear sky. l.a.ing coastal fog still lingering but looks pretty good as we see a wide range of temperatures. cupertino, up to 80 degrees. for the east bay there will be a couple of low 90s but mostly upper 80s. seven day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen starting in the south bay as we take a look at our east bay high temperatures, hey ward reaching 74 degrees. in the low 60s near the coast. san mateo reaching 72 degrees. san francisco basically still in with the clouds and fog early in the morning but clearing out a little bit during the afternoon and reaching 84 degrees in santa rosa. clear today. still heading into the upper 90s. we're seeing some changes as high pressure across the desert southwest comes in closer. it will change our inland temperatures but not so much near the coast. notice that by next week we see green popping up here that shows there will be the potential of some more showers possibly some monsoonal thunderstorms in the sierra and does get very close to the ba

we're starting by checking in with mike. >> we're off to a gray start.he clouds are late coming back. they slept in it a little bit. good for them. you can see a beautiful from to. mari layer ismpssand a lot of sunshine is on the way. even on the coast outside the peninsula we'll have a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s. low 60s along the coast. you can see 65 to 75 from san francisco. to around the bay. mid70s to mid80s. lower upper 80s. nothing extreme in today's forecast. we'll take a look at the monsoon moisture. see if it returns and brings us a thunderstorm threat coming up. >>> we have developing news san jose police are investigating a crash that it happened near monterey road last night. police say the waa man. it's not clear what led the crash. depingtory and brf this more details as it comes into our newsroom. >>> school districts putting the final touches on plans for returning to in person learning. it's something we're following closely because we know it's important to so many parents. one district just released its plan. >>>

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how hard has it been to start and stop for tokyo? start, stop, start, stop? >> i think everything i've learned from fencing, it's all about, you know, what it boils down to is dealing with adversity. i think, as my dad said, we came out very strong and i think we'll come out stronger because of it. and with not just that, but with a greater appreciation for what we have. >> can you show us one of your medals? >> absolutely. >> tell us about it. >> so this is the silver. this is the silver medal from the individual event in rio. but after i won this one, i slept with it under my pill pillow for god knows how long, until they gave me this box. >> it was five years ago, do you still get chills holding and looking at it? >> yeah. i think its brings back a lot of positive memories and helps me remember all of those moments. and even going through a story as simple as, you know, i slept with it under my pillow for so many nights, brings back a lot of memories of that time and a lot of emotion. >> what comes to your mind, greg, when you see this? >> you know what, h

could start to make its way.n later on in this forecast. but as for today, we're still looking really good. sore get lucky as far as good air quality goes and some good weather closer to the coast in the bay. our inland areas you're going to start your warm-up process today. foster city still 77 while san carlo southward into the south bay solid 80's san jose 87 los gatos 89 fremont union city in the low 80's. well 90's and the tri valley stretching on up the walnut creek and concord oakland and berkeley in the mid to low 70's. well, looking at a range of 80's 90's to even alone triple digit up in vacaville today. definitely hotter. definitely not the afternoon to be spending a whole lot of time outside inland. if you can drive a little closer to the bay and enjoy temperatures more mild in the 70's. we're going to keep this trend going through the weekend monday into tuesday starting to feel muggy feel here in the bay area as we do see a resurgence of monsoonal moisture is high pressure builds back in that will b

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we've certainly had a brilliant start to these l had a brilliant start to these olympic— had a brilliantthese olympic games, especially over the weekend in tokyo. day two on sunday had some excellent highlights, excellent viewing for a spectator all around the world, including i must say that women's cycling road race. anna kiesenhofer took a shock solo win for austria. now kiesenhofer, who has not had a professional contract since 2017, was part of a breakaway that attacked at the very start of the 137—kilometre race, and went solo with more than aokm still remaining. with no race radio and only small teams competing, the peloton didn't realise kiesenhofer had an advantage of more than five minutes. by the time annemiek van vleuten crossed the line 75 seconds after the austrian, there was confusion as the dutch silver medallist thought she had won gold. so drama there, we also had drama in the pool. a teenage tunisian swimmer, ahmed hafnaoui, has caused a major surprise by winning the men's 400 metre freestyle. it's only the fifth time tunisia has won a medal at the games, so the celebr

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haidi: let's get you started with markets. taking a look at the impact of the opec-plus deal that was finally reached, impact across the broader inflationary outlook. sophie: we have some debate about the reflation outlook. they are saying concerns about the delta variant, but we are seeing downside moves to oil, brent fell after losing 2.6% last week. we are seeing a little change at the spread, trading about $.63 down from $.70 one week ago. there are concerns around the delta risk, futures pointing lower in asia, citi expecting a local repricing. when it comes to australia, citi expecting the kiwi to turn lower with the rba in play. now in japan, staying optimistic on tokyo stocks, seeing that japan's market is a proxy for a global upturn. kathleen: we have an opec-plus field. the group reached an agreement, overcoming a public feud between saudi arabia and the uae. >> it was important to decide this today. it gives markets clarity, it gives the market direction, it gives the market a vision where we are heading. therefore,

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misty skies to start.ore and should see what's left in the haze and smoke. 79 degrees tomorrow in san jose. enjoy. one of the cooler days we'll see. redwood city. mid-60s around san francisco. and north bay temperatures benefit frg the sea breeze. 70s and 80s. up to clear lake numbers closer to the 90s. friday forecast is headed. 90s on the board. big warm up. we have to watch where this next ridge of high pressure sets up. the expectation is thursday and friday. that will be central and southern california. there's the potential for record breaking heat there. close enough to the bay area. notice the jump in the temperature. 7-day forecast. thursday through monday of next week. mid-90s and higher. hotter than the 70s and 80s we have seen. for the north bay. thursday through about sunday. the numbers in the mid to upper 90s. san jose about two to three days of temperatures in the 80s. and low 90s. san francisco and bay side areas not too bad. 70s around san francisco. 80s inland and oakland. we'll watch th

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