they did not keep a list of names at los alamos. they had badge photos, like your drivers license id. and numbers. you did not have a name. so people call all the time asking can you tell me what my grandfather did at such insults -- such and such place. but there are no records. it may be in somebody's back room. host: no one chosen wearing a letter and number, in a circular badge. the first caller mentioned that the hearing in the film, a big part of the film, is the security clearance hearing for robert oppenheimer. he loses his security clearance. what was the ramification of oppenheimer's loss of his security clearance at the end of that hearing? guest: that meant he no longer had access to classified information. host: did it affect his career at princeton? guest: absolutely, it was the end of his career. he was on 35 advisory committees. he was the go to man. he had the best understanding and he was a philosopher and a thinker. he was thinking about how does the world cope with this? what is the aftermath and what is going to

and just within the last 15 minutes, did you feel at a 3.4 quake hit near alamo? all right. hey, we're trying to get some information about how many people felt it who was all impacted? john's going to be talking about that this morning. john, i know you are seeing some things on the map there. yeah. a lot of people in east bay, it seems like it felt this one. i know we just got a message from our >> reporter will who says a friend of his i'm sure if you're waking up this morning, maybe felt a little bit of that rubble as well. make sure reach out to us. let us know if you felt it. now. this was a minor right along the calaveras fault. that's in the inland. the east bay running down from around pleasant hill all the way down just east of the east bay hills this one just northwest of the city of alamo at around 7.44. so just putting in around 15 minutes ago now. right now we're reporting most of those who felt that were either in contra costa or alameda counties. but again, this is a magnitude 3.4, our producer chip talking to us just moments ago. they said they felt it in th

one of the most notorious spots has always been alamo square, we spoke to a tourist, who found herself caught in the middle of her own smash and grab. >> we walked up to the painting lady to look at them, and we just came back to the car and they took our passports, and my computer, my ipod. >> police say they do have ongoing operations starting in hotspots like alamo square but they have to be careful about how they intervene. >> they are going to go down the streets, wrong ways down the streets, and these are areas that are highly visited by the tourists, so we have to be tactful about how we approach this. >> in addition to alamo square, extra patrols will be sent to lumbar street, the palace of fine arts and fisherman's wharf. and people were asked how they viewed 16 u.s. cities in terms of safety, nearly half say they consider san francisco unsafe. dallas got the best marks, and detroit was at the bottom. >>> breaking news in san jose, fire crews quickly contained a house fire this morning at the intersection of reid and ninth street, thick smoke could be seen coming from the hous

the film focuses mostly on the activities at los alamos, new mexico. why was los alamos chosen? >> guest: los alamos was where it happened peer that's where the brain trust was i should say that had responsibility for designing and testing the bomb and overseeing science across the complex. it was 5000 people at the end of the war. something a little more. they thought they could do it with 100 scientists andhe families. it was far more complex than ever imagined. the other sites were involved in production, production of the ingredients of the bomb, usually significant role but it wasn't the same as designing and testing the bumper oak ridge, tennessee, for example, had mammoth factories first of the kind to produce enriched uranium. on the west coast, england, so the japanese couldn't blast them from the shore was hampered along the columbia river in eastern washington where they produce plutonium and built the worlds first reactors translate in terms of the role of oak ridge and enriching uranium, the creation of those uranium pallets a big part of the film. the fact was we h

a robbery in alamo square has people in the neighborhood asking for changes?ll briefly land senator dianne feinstein in the hospital. what staffers are revealing about her condition. but for survivors of that they are outraged as the diocese of san francisco says it could be filing for bankruptcy. >> the san francisco diocese recently announced it may declare bankruptcy. the diocese is currently facing more than 500 abuse claims dating backs decades. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >> furious and fighting back. that is how one abuse survivor announcement that the san francisco diocese will likely declare bankruptcy. >> they have a molesting kids for decades and wreaking havoc upon chip innocent children. joey past the tally is a member of snap. the survivors network of those abused by priests. >> he believes the action is not because the church doesn't have the funds to settle lawsuits, but that it doesn't want the public to know the truth. they want to hide things that they've and they're trying to keep that out of the public's few. >> they look to

alamo square has seen a rash of death before just last month, police arrested one person connected to of cell phone robberies and near the park, broken glass from auto break-ins. you know, many times i wake 5 >> it was complete. and then it gets scary. >> need love the city say here in san francisco, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> well, police in alameda are now investigating. the human remains found near bay farm island as a homicide. police say they got a call on july 20th about and object. that's how it was described on the shoreline later confirmed. it was in fact, human remains an autopsy to determine has determined that they did belong to a female. they believe that female was between 25 to 40 years old. officers say the identity of those still on now. >> time now is 7.20, and u.s. senator dianne feinstein is now back in her home in san francisco this morning after she fell and had to go to the hospital. she reportedly tripped over a kitchen chair and fell at her home. representatives confirmed the 90 year-old went to the hospital tuesday afternoon as a precaution, they say, and the

this map shows the most recent outage affecting thousands from alamo to san ramon.ga says power lines here are equipped with technology to prevent wildfires . it automatically turns off power within one tenth of a second. if a hazard like a tree branch strikes a line, a pga spokesperson saying while this technology helps to keep customers safe, it can also result in unplanned outages. we are taking immediate action to identify the cause of these outages and prevent them from occurring again. the sensitivity of that system is felt at diablo dentist group. we have had to cancel patients. we have had to reset our equipment. dentists say the power outages have forced them to stop mid procedure when drills and fills can't continue. we don't want to hurt our patients, so we just do something temporarily as much as we can with with one of our flashlights. i mean, it's kind of like the stone ages, leaving many frustrated over current uncertainty and questioning reliability. what do you want to say to pga? fix your problem, pga said it is working on an immediate fix, but des

and now there's teachers, parents, alamo elementary. this was quite the scene as parents dropping off the kids earlier this morning, a crawford's tiffany justice was there. good morning, tiffany. >> yes, good morning. what an eventful day as school is gearing up for many. and here at the san ramon valley unified school district today was their first day. they also have a neat little this play out here. several of the parents taking pictures with their kids to start off the school year. we're at the alamo elementary school where some of these kids will be starting school for the first time today, class started at 8 o'clock this morning. school district says today will be a minimum day. a time to get to know your teachers classrooms in classmates. they want to remind parents and students, class assignments and schedules can be found on the district's infinite campus portal. those schedules for elementary middle school and high school have already been posted. they also want to remind parents students about traffic. safety can get quite bu

and in san francisco, a man was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for an uber near alamo square. kron four's gayle ong has more on what happened. >> it was 10:00am monday when a man was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for an uber near alamo square in san francisco. according to sfpd, police say it happened near this intersection of fulton and steiner streets when 4 men wearing black clothing and masks pulled up in an suv, brandished guns and demanded the victim hand over his property scares me to hear longtime resident shannon gallo stunned the crime happened just down the street from the iconic painted ladies homes far as stopping their own it's that's quite brazen. >> and that our expect a different >> police say at one point a witness tried to intervene, but the assailants pointed their weapons at him then got away always getting her. jenna duncan, another longtime resident says she is always checking the nextdoor app and trying to stay vigilant while out on walks with her dog. i try not to my phone out try to be aware. it's police say the suspects stole 2 bags containing lap

this is right near alamo square.ng has that story for us. >> it was 10:00am monday when a man was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for an uber near alamo square in san francisco. according to sfpd, police say it happened near this intersection of fulton and steiner streets when 4 men wearing black clothing and masks pulled up in an suv, brandished guns and demanded the victim hand over his property scares me to hear longtime resident shannon gallo stunned the crime happened just down the street from the iconic painted ladies homes far as stopping their own it's it's quite brazen. >> and that our expect a different >> police say at one point a witness tried to intervene, but the assailants pointed their weapons at him then got away always getting her. jenna duncan, another longtime resident says she is always checking the nextdoor app and trying to stay vigilant while out on walks with her dog. i try not to my phone out try to be aware. it's police say the suspects stole 2 bags containing laptops, medical equipment an

those a 3.4 earthquake alamo. yeah, a lot of people definitely talking about the shaking the map be pulled from the north bay to the south bay. john's been tracking. that's john. what are you seen? yeah, you know, we had our usgs expert on during our last block and >> really give us some good insight on why we're feeling this earthquake in some spots pretty far away from the epicenter. now, most of our shake reports have been from around alameda and contra costa counties. and as you can see, that's the part of the bay. that's much closer to where this earthquake centered up right around walnut creek canal bunny that occurred at 7.44, 00:04am, this morning was now this is right along the very northern edge of the calaveras fault, which kind of parallels where you see 6.80, going down from san ramon down through the tri valley. so this quake right here, there's over 1500 shake reports on the usgs website from it. so quite a lot of us across the bay area, maybe even waking up to a little roll. a little rattle earlier

categorÍa tres . 4.2 kilÓmetros al noreste de la ciudad de Álamo. varios sectores se vio lluvia, siguen las investigaciones, pero por el momento usted preocÚpese de la salida escolar. poco a poco descendiendo al rango de los 70 grados. mucha precauciÓn, buenas noticias para mÍ niÑos de san francisco. el el prÓximo segmento las mÁximas. sus padres deben estar atentos. >> en las tardes vamos a estar con temperaturas en san francisco. cuando llegue con los niÑo mantenga bien abrigado. las temperaturas siguen cÁlidas para el dÍa de maÑana. la emergencia por el covid 19 salgo casi del pasado. quÉ tanto conocemos de esta variante? karla farÍas responde a todas estas preguntas. >> ya hemos tocado el tema de los Útiles escolares. vamos a ver cÓmo podemos proteger a nuestros hijos. >> la verdad es que yo pensÉ que se habÍa quitado. >> se refiere a la nueva variante el covid. >> esta las dos primeras. >> la emergencia por e covid— 19 terminÓ, pero el virus obliga a no perderle la pista. >> esta variante es nueva. no parece muy diferente. es altamente. van a t

video which had been widely posted across social media appears to show a car burglary in process at alamo square. bystanders seem to step in then the alleged burglar gets into a white sedan and drives right past a police cruiser with its lights flashing. today the department said it is still trying to get details on the specific incident. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office will be in lock step with police when they do make arrests. >> we have gotten to the point in san francisco where people didn't fear being arrested because they didn't think anything would happen once the da's office took over the case. >> reporter: residents who live near the burglary hot spots say the extra patrols can't come soon enough. some say they often try to help prevent break-ins. >> i see people busting windows out. that infuriates me >> i go down to the street and tell them, hey. you guys do not leave anything in your car. i am trying to do what i can to prevent this. >> reporter: according to the san francisco police department increased patrols will begin immediately. the special operation wi

san francisco man was robbed at gunpoint while% waiting for uber near alamo square. kron four's gayle ong reports police have made an arrest. >> it was 10:00am monday when a man was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for an uber near alamo square in san francisco. according to sfpd, police say it happened near this intersection of fulton and steiner streets when 4 men wearing black clothing and masks pulled up in an suv, brandished guns and demanded the victim hand over his property scares me to hear longtime resident shannon gallo stunned the crime happened just down the street from the iconic painted ladies homes far as stopping their own it's that's quite brazen and that our expect a different >> police say at one point a witness tried to intervene, but the assailants pointed their weapons at him then got away always getting her. jenna duncan, another longtime resident says she is always checking the nextdoor app and trying to stay vigilant while out on walks with her dog. i try not to my phone out try to be aware. it's >> police say the suspects stole 2 bags contai

this is a shot at alamo square on monday. bystanders seemed to step in to help and the burglar appears to jump in a white car and drive right past the police cruiser. sfpd got back to us saying what we didn't see was a sergeant arriving fast enough the thieves actually dropped vg and then continued to take off. they also say police pursued the thieves but didn't catch them. during today's announcement the da says criminals are clearly getting bolder. >> they have to learn not only will the police arrest but once that case is filed, something meaningful will happen on the back end to serve as deterrent for future behavior. >>> police say the increased patrols will begin immediately. the mayor has vowed to make big investments to kick off her city's economic recovery as well. today the city ruled out another tool in the plan formally selecting a group of so-called pop up businesses allowed to set up in vacant store fronts downtown. nbc bay area's kristi smith explains the goal is to go from vacant to vibrant. >> we make an awes

alamo square has often been in the middle of it, and the question we have is why can't they stop this? especially in a specific location like this one. that is a question that police here a lot as well. >> it is a challenge, no doubt about it. it is something we get asked about, is how to combat it. >> reporter: lieutenant scott ryan has the burglary response and he says the department has ongoing operations targeting hotspots like alamo square, but they have to be careful about how they intervene. >> if i see a car go up in the air and he tries to run and another guy grabs him and knocks him down on the ground -- >> reporter: one example came when officers were right on top of a break-in except suspects tried to drive their way out of an arrest. ryan says police now assume that will be the reaction. >> they will go up or down the street. we really have to be tactful. >> reporter: what police tried to do is reverse engineer the case by putting pieces together like spotting crew members who are casing cars or taking possession of the stolen property after the burglary, that, police say

this testing ground in our own backyard is just an aerial stone's throw from the los alamos laboratory has been used only for experimental devices below certain power level. even so, it has been hugely valuable. it would have cost months of precious time and millions of dollars more to do this testing at the pacific, proving ground on any weak talk atoll. interwoven throughout the story of the nevada tests is a second story. the story of the park played by the united states air force operating here under the command of major general john mills, responsible for air force participation and the nuclear weapons program. with this, how the help of air force personnel, equipment and veteran know how the test supported much earlier completion dates than would have otherwise been practical yielding information vital to the big picture national defense. of the 20 bombs that were detonated, 14 had to be aerial drops pinpointed with unerring accuracy to meet the requirements of atomic scientists. but the delivery of the a-bomb is only one phase of air force support of the atomic energy commission

at alamo, you get one verbal warning and after that you are out.st everyone said in a recent movie experience they have had someone near them that's been disruptive and some cases it's kinds of escalated. >> it's common sense, we are here for a movie, and for yourself as well. respent your time, enjoy the movie. >> someone got exposed, someone was doing a quick text message and we are watching a movie, just -- we are just trying to relax. >> so here at alamo, they put out frequent psas, and tell us the policy means kicking some customers out, it has helped them bring more customers in. >> we have seen a lot of people, converts from other cinema chains who had some poor experiences. gone to theaters and seen bad projection, bad sound, bad fellow moviegoers and they hear about us through some of our psas. >> that plus some really big movies this summer has helped to bring people back to the theaters. alamo says they are back at nearly pre-pandemic levels and comes to amc, the best weekend since 2019 after "barbie" and "oppenheimer" came out, and seco

alamo square has seen a rash of death before just last month, police arrested one person connected to a series of cell phone robberies and near the park, broken glass from auto break-ins. many times i wake 5 >> i was just the and then is scary. >> need love the city say here. >> and we expect to learn details on what led up to the arrest of this case sometime tomorrow. and we will bring that to you when we get it in the studio. gayle ong kron, 4 thank you, gayle. coming up tonight at 8, ie're continuing to watch those wildfires that are ravaging hawaii. >> plus, survivors of abuse say they are outraged as the diocese of san francisco says it. >> could be filing for bankruptcy. david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrat

alamo square has seen a rash of death before just last month, police arrested one person connected to a series of cell phone robberies and near the park, broken glass from auto break-ins know many times. i wake 5 >> i was complete. and then it gets scary. >> need love the city say here in san francisco, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> 4 men who allegedly waged a gun battle in east palo alto park have been indicted by a 7 teo county grand jury. this indictment or the gun battle rather happened in may of last year as dozens of kids were playing at jack farrell park on fordham street. this is cell phone video of the shooting from a girl who was at the park when the gunshots started flying, the video kept rolling kind of eerie. the man who died in the shooting turned out to be a cousin of raiders wide receiver davante adams, who's from east palo alto, 5 other people were hurt. a former silicon valley bank vice president will be spending a 15 months in prison for falsifying documents. >> near god from los gatos was convicted today for his part in a securities fought fraud scheme. in addition to

this map shows the most recent outage affecting thousands from alamo to san ramon. pga says power lines here are equipped with technology to prevent wildfires. it automatic only turns off power within one tenth of a second. if a hazard like a tree branch strikes a line, a pga spokesperson saying while this technology helps to keep customers safe, it can also result in unplanned outages. we are taking immediate action to identify the cause of these outages and prevent them from occurring again. the sensitivity of that system is felt at diablo dentist group. we have had to cancel patients. we have had to reset our equipment. dentists say the power outages have forced them to stop mid procedure when drills and fills can't continue. we don't want to hurt our patients, so we just do something temporarily as much as we can with with one of our flashlights. i mean, it's kind of like the stone ages leaving many frustrated over current uncertainty and questioning rely ability. what do you want to say to pga? fix your problem now. pga says it's well aware of the outages yeste

a little more than a mile north northwest of alamo and contra costa county.le seismologists rate the tremor as minor, some people report feeling the ground shaking areas, including alamo, concord and berkeley as well. well, it's now time to check in with ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at the temperatures. things are warming up. it was a little too humid for me yesterday. rosemary yes, claudine and the pattern is going to continue. it's going to be warm for most. it's going to be humid in many areas as well as we just roll along with the very similar pattern. here's a beautiful view of the golden gate and a little bit of fog just creeping through the gate into the bay along the coast, inside the bay, still very comfortable weather for most. haven't lost the onshore breeze completely. it's just not strong enough to help out our inland communities. fairfield reporting 13mph at this time through the delta. another hot one, as we showed you at the top of the hour. temperatures are very similar to where we were yesterday at this time in storm tracker

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look at this tweet alamo put out shaming one of their guests taking a photo during a movie.11,000 likes. there's definitely an appetite for this disruptive behavior but for those in the movie no appetite whatsoever. the 11,000 people are strangers. what about your actual neighbors in the theater. we talked to those moviegoers and they say we lost our movie manners. >> reporter: no common sense. we take the time and it is not only for people but for yourself as well, respect their time, enjoy the movie. >> i would have to say played a whole youtube video, like wow, my money. >> i believe that the least in single screen entertainment. you should only be watching one screen at a time. >> people are so addicted to the phones, they do it almost subconsciously without even thinking just always get on their phone. >> reporter: you are the one guy talk about a little kid playing are youtube video during the entire movie. that supposedly happened in a theater in brazil where a brawl broke out in the movie theater, a kid playing a video out loud and you can see the neighbors did not e

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alamo drafthouse theater is n now -- in new york is putting a stop to be admitted by forcing near zeroicy for phone use and disruptions. good idea, bad idea, and what bad movie etiquette bothers you the most, ashley strohmeyer? >> it is not so much the phone use that bothers me, it is the constant talking longer and you can't focus on what's going on, especially behind you when th there, you see them talking and getting up. if you're going to do that, stay at home. >> yeah. the people talk and then get up don't have quite the order they want, and they banned in and to was that equal can popcorn you want, because i didn't get that. and you look at them, and are like, are you kidding me? >> michelle paulino. >> i don't mind the phone to because i think parents, they are going on, have to check to see if the baby is okay, the babysitter. that doesn't bother me pick if it continues, then i'm going to say something. then it bothers me then i shoul have some allowance. >> steve hilton. >> rosi food, people eating foo noisily, drives me crazy uncle the crust, rustling of the packets, all of t

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an earthquake shook alamo just south of walnut creek. the epicenter was just west of the 680. people reported feeling it as far north as vallejo and as far south as hayward. >> did you feel it? i didn't feel it. >> i did not feel it. >> i was in san francisco at the time. >> i know. i'm always bummed when i don't feel the earthquakes. >> i feel like things happen when i'm not there. >> usgs puts out the images on who felt it. you really had to be in the east bay. >> what about the people saying they felt it? >> they didn't report it to usgs. how likely it was to be felt. those who felt it in the east bay had it registered on just slightly. so no damage any time they happen. they catch your attention. all right, let's talk about how this will play out from a thunderstorm standpoint. because in addition to a light shaker, there was a weak little cell that moved through inland contra costa county this morning and tried to drop lightning as it moved north. right now it is real quiet but there are still thunderstorms in the sierra. what happens next, we put it in the futurecast. no

alamo square is a big draw in san francisco, a place to see the icon to iconic painted ladies and a view. >> we had a car broken into about half an hour ago at the golden gate park. >> reporter: they are from the uk on a big trip down the west coast and they say the crime happened fast. >> we were looking at the buffalo, we did not hear it somebody broke in and stole one of our bags. >>> we found a patrol car parked near signs posted about this type of crime. yesterday the police chief was here and put car burglars on notice. police plan to do more with tourism deployment, bait cars, uniformed patrols and a plan to crack down on everyone involved from thieves to those who sell the stolen goods. carl schmidt lives near the palace of fine arts and he says stolen belongings have been dumped in the neighborhood. >> i will go and check it out and if there is a name i will call that person. a lot of times they do not know they have been robbed. i will stay with your stuff or you can come by and get it tomorrow. if i don't get a hold of them i will give it to the police station. >> reporter: to

this map shows the most recent outage affecting thousands from alamo to san ramon. pga says power lines here are equipped with technology to prevent wildfire. it automatically turns off power within one tenth of a second. if a hazard like a tree branch strikes a line. a pga spokesperson saying while this technology helps to keep customers safe, it can also result in unplanned outages. we're taking immediate action to identify the cause of these outages and prevent them from occurring again. the sensitivity of that system is felt at diablo dentist group. we have had to cancel patients. we have had to reset our equipment. dentists say the power outages have forced them to stop mid procedure when drills and fills can't continue. we don't want to hurt our patients, so we just do something temporarily as much as we can with with one of our flashlights. i mean, it's kind of like the stone ages, leaving many frustrated over current uncertainty and questioning reliability. what do you want to say to pga? fix your problem, pga said it is working on an immediate fix, but desp

. >> now, this quake was centered at right around northwest of alamo west of walnut creek. again, that was 07:44am. this morning. some may have been getting ready for work. multiple people have maybe they saw light fixture swaying back and forth a little bit. magnitude. 3.4, though, that's a minor quake. so your chance of any sort of damages or injuries for that matter is very, very minimal. right now, the usgs site is saying around 1500 people felt surely a lot more than that, though, that maybe just didn't go on the internet and type it in this morning. but if you did feel a little bit of that shaking earlier on this morning, there's your explanation of exactly what you were feeling. maybe you heard a little bit of aurora thunder because we also around sunrise had some thunderstorms rolling through the east bay. right now, the only active spot is right here around a lake county just north of lake berryessa. most of the rest of us have really calmed down 50 60's towards the bayshore and the coast. while we're heating up inland, we've got another hot day. pittsburgh, brentw

and just within the last 15 minutes, did you feel at a 3.4 quake hit near alamo? all right. about how many people felt it who was all impacted? john's going to be talking about that this morning. john, i know you are seeing some things on the map there. yeah. a lot of people in east bay, it seems like it felt this one. i know we just got a message from our >> reporter will who says a friend of his i'm sure if you're waking up this morning, maybe felt a little bit of that rubble as well. make sure reach out to us. let us know if you felt it. now. this was a minor right along

so let's go back out to alamo elementary school. >> tiffany justice is there. good morning. >> yes, good morning. and it is already pick up time for the super young ones here and back here on campus to pick up their children right behind us. it is that time it is back-to-school time for the santa fell valley unified school district. today is their the school has set up a nice play outside for a lot of the parents that have stayed here to walk through the campus and take pictures at that display. we're at the alamo elementary school where some of the kids will be going to school for the first time today, classes started at 8 o'clock this morning. the school district says today will be a minimum day, a time to get to know your teachers, classrooms and classmates. they want to remind parents of students, class assignments. >> and schedules can be found on the district's infinite campus portal know schedules for elementary middle school and high school have already been posted. they also want to remind parents and students about traffic safety. it can get quite bus

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this map shows the most recent outage affecting thousands from alamo to san ramon.here are equipped with technology to prevent wildfires fires. it automatically turns off power within one tenth of a second. if a hazard like a tree branch strikes a line, a pga spokesperson saying while this technology helps to keep customers safe, it can also result in unplanned outages. we're taking immediate action to identify the cause of these outages and prevent them from occurring again. the sensitive of that system is felt at diablo dentist group. we have had to cancel patients. we have had to reset our equipment. dentists say the power outages have forced them to stop mid procedure for when drills and fills can't continue. we don't want to hurt our patients, so we just do something temporary as much as we can with with one of our flashlights. i mean, it's kind of like the stone ages, leaving many frustrated over current uncertainty and questioning reliability. what do you want to say to pga? fix your problem, pga said it is working on an immediate fix, but despite asking ques

a magnitude 3.4 earthquake hit near alamo. usgs said it happen around 7:45 . it was felt widespread. people in benicia, san francisco, and saratoga. no reports of damage . >>> the wine officials confirm the death toll from the regions unprecedented wildfires is up to 99. in lahaina emergency operations are setting up with more than 1000 people unaccounted for and only one quarter of the disaster zone searched . for the residents who survived, there is growing frustration with relief efforts and the restrictions being imposed on the traumatized community that is trying to heal. >> the fact that they are making it difficult for us to go back to where we are from , it is hard and unbelievable. i have loved ones that is trapped, for example. my dad. >> hawaiian officals say 86% of structures destroyed a residential. and are looking at putting a moratorium on the sale of property damaged or destroyed by the fire due to concerns over predatory buyers exploiting the community. >>> for more information on how you can help, look under top stories on kpix.com. >>> santa

according to officials, it struck a less than 2 miles from alamo near walnut creek in contra costa county the shaking. >> i did. i felt and i brushing my teeth. shut. is like, well, there's an earthquake well. and from where i live, it was like. sitting right >> no injuries damage has been reported. >> up next, the fantasy football punishment. a local popular broadcaster had to endure required him to leave the boost. and put some cleats on heading to the dugout go out of the dugout to go back in and get back back in and in and get back back in and out and and now we'll be back. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that c

that includes alamo square, fisherman's wharf, and the palace of fine arts. this comes as new video is circulating on social media. it appears to show bystanders stepping in to try to stop a burglary. the suspected thief then gets into a car, drives right past a police cruiser. that cruiser with its lights on there. sfpd says that their officers did go after the thieves but did not catch them. today the police chief promised to track down everyone involved in both the car break-ins and the fencing operations that sell the stolen items. >> if you are buying and selling stolen property, you're just as big a part of this as the people na are breaking windows and breaking into cars. so we're coming after you too. >> so how bad is this? this here shows the numbers going back to 2017. there was a big dip there during the pandemic. but since then, it's gone up. a rise in crimes like this. so far this year, there have been more than 13,000 reported car break-ins. many of those, as you know, go unreported. >>> also tonight, a local beach is closed after a shark took a

according to united states geological survey that earthquake hitting 2 miles away from alamo near walnut>> we will never use this muscle, but we know we need to be ready. crews gathering on treasure island for a joint safety exercise to simulate a court date response, a damaged gas infrastructure. >> with realistic role players as bystanders and victims. you should be prepared right captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says preparedness is key in the case of a natural disaster. how being a plan is the first step. >> but then practicing is very important. the captain says you should also have a go back at the ready. >> inside, it should have at least 72 hours of essential needs, including a change of clothing medication to last at least 3 days, some food and water, some hard cash along with the radio ago about needs to your home in your car and at your and be, jeanne says this is their 45th. the drill was local fire departments all over the bay area reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a southwest airlines plane catching fire after taking off p

a little more than a mile north northwest of alamo in contra costa county . seismologists rate this tremor as minor, some people report feeling the ground shake in areas including alamo, concord and berkeley. but no reports of any damage have come into ktvu. happening today, the san jose city council is going to vote on whether to create the city's own utility company. mayor matt mehan says that's just the first step in what could be a long process. even if it passes, the city is not committing itself to having a san jose power or a municipal utility. like many bay area cities, san jose gets its power from pg and may or mehan says one of the things the city council will debate today is if creating a city operated utility will eliminate some of the delays in new construction projects which could also lead to saving money. what we're looking at in the short term is interconnection rates. how quickly can new housing and jobs get connected to the grid so that we can continue to facilitate economic development in san jose? pkg is seeing a greater demand for power

. >> at alamo elementary school, the superintendent and principal welcome parents, caregivers and kids for their first day. school officials say that they spent much of the summer preparing for a successful start to the 2023. 24 a school year. >> we're an amazing district that has always helped our kids succeed academically. and we are really focusing on how to help them thrive socially and emotionally as well. >> parents can find assignments and schedules on the district's infinite campus portal. meantime, police in danville, they're warning parents oversharing on social media as kids head back to school sharing this example in a facebook post. officers say to avoid revealing personal information like home addresses the children's names, phone numbers and school locations because, you know, predators and criminals could use this information in identity theft and scams. coming up new and improved. well, road tracks are being put down in san leandro. we're going hear from the city's mayor on. >> how it will be safer for >> how it will be safer for pedestrians. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (

autumn at opened in 2021 on mcallister street at baker, midway between alamo square usf their last day open is sunday. as other retailers are fleeing the area. ikea is opening in downtown san francisco this week. wednesday they open. this comes as the city struggles with crime, homelessness and a drug crisis. the new spot is yeah. testing out a new format, smaller ikea stores. the company says demand for its furniture and household items. it's stronger than ever. and kron 4 sarah stinson is getting a walk-through of the new store and you can tune in tonight on kron. 4 news at 9 for a sneak peek. >> up next on the news at 6 ever heard of a he bought. neither had week. but apparently it is a thing now. you might see next time you head to plus an update about former president jimmy carter and his wife's health. we get that from their grandson. also, it's a products of the horror in hawaii. how you can help the animals to it ended up here in the bay area. keep it here. kron. 4 news at 6. we'll be right back. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of

unified school district headed back to class and some were greeted with a special welcome display at alamomentary. the superintendent and principal welcomed parents, caregivers and students for their first day. school officials say they spent much of the summer preparing for a successful start to the school year. we're amazing district that has always helped our kids succeed academically. and we are really focusing on how to help them thrive socially and emotionally as well. >> parents can find assignments and schedules on the district's infinite campus portal as what they caught. happy first day to them. and good luck with the portal. former house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to let defense lawyers representing the man charged with assaulting her husband, inspect their whole before the trial. david de pap is accused of breaking into pelosi's home and brutally attacking her husband paul last year. the pats defense team and prosecutors are now set to do a walk-through of that house in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. earlier this month, the public defender argued this will h

oh, quake centered about 2 miles from >> alamo near walnut creek. no injuries or damage were reported. san jose police are warning residents about scammers posing as law enforcement and demanding money. they say the scammers are using a technology which allows them to mask the caller id. so it looks like the calls coming from police victims are told there's a warrant for their arrest and that they will go to jail if they don't pay a fee to clear the warrant. at times, people even being asked to meet near law enforcement buildings to pay the fines. san jose police say they will never call somebody demanding money to avoid arrest. >> coming up, a fridge full of food free for north bay community organizers keep its stocks for those who >> free food with no strings attached. grassroots organizers in the city of vallejo have set up a community fridge offering fresh food for anybody who needs it, especially for people struggling for a meal. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the plan is to have the community itself keep it stopped. >> tucked alon