alameda residents and visitors have mixed views about the cameras.mated license plate readers. i think this case is kind of a perfect example. >> i fall on the privacy side, but i also want these things to be able to be solved. alameda police officials say the technology has bees used to track down vehicles and suspects allegedly connected to multiple crimes. we have use license plate readers. >> to help us in at least 30 cases that have led to at least 40 arrests. >> and alameda has it made kron 4 news? >> next up, a phillies pitcher may never have to pay for another dinner in philadelphia ever again after his outing tonight. jason is up next with sports will tell us about this historic performance. stay with us. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the a's look to avoid the sweep today against bruce bocce in the texas rangers. it's been a long season for this group, but they haven't quit on mark kotsay which says a lot about the job he's doing given the circumstances and bruce bocce, he's back in the bay. love to see it. he will visit his former home park

blowing it towards alameda and oakland international airport. let's go over to the wall here i have similar perspective loaded up here that we have been seeing along with footage behind me. the volume of smoke produced by there is impressive. we see it with the recycling fires. it is a metal recycling facility the stuff that comprises the metals it is far down the periodic table. it is not what you want to breathe. take a look at our wind speed. it is at the oakland airport that is a little down the shore from the port of oakland, down the shore from alameda as well. the wind gusts, stronger, 33 miles an hour. that is sat the oakland airport. right on the water. they are producing or reporting five to 10 mile-an-hour winds, gusts, 15 miles an hour. not as strong. something we have to monitor because the bay area microclimate will shift on a mild by mild basis. the purple air has been registering a change in air quality over the past 15-20 minutes the epa sensors is still reporting good air quality. false especially downwind of where the fire is

thank you. >>> alameda county social services has come under scrutiny before. you may remember the 8-year-old found dead in a home in merced in 2022. sophia's mother and boyfriend are charged with murder and child abuse. the girl's grandmother sued the county workers for failing to respond to multiple reports of abuse while sophia lived in the bay area. >>> a glimmer of hope for the struggling laguna honda hospital in san francisco, the chronicle reporting now the hospital has reapplied to thed the medical program. more than a year ago it was booted from the program and on the brink of closure with federal officials ordering patients be transferred out of the hospital, but the transfers were placed on pause last summer and now if officials approve the hospital's medical application, there is a chance to end the crisis. >>> san francisco police identified the woman found at golden gate park last night as 37-year-old residents kelly koike and she was found dead near 30th and fulton after 7:00 p.m., a stone's throw from where outside lands concerts were still goin

or save alameda for everyone has filed the paperwork. more on that at 11:00. >>> nima momeni pled not guilty today. he stabbed lee in san francisco, prosecutors say. th two men were seen in his bmw th night of the killing. his trial date has not been set yet. >>> the children's assessment center is supposed to be a safe haven for people in the foster care system in alameda county , but the city of hayward says it has become a dangerous environment where kids are vulnerable to sexual traffickin and drugs. the city has even filed a lawsuit and they say, among many things, a decision t pull sheriff's deputy security at the center is putting children at risk. >> reporter: hayward mayor mark salinas says that for months he has been trying to get alameda county to fix what he describes as very serious issues going on at the assessment center for foster youth. >> reports of abuse, neglect. w started to get calls for servic around assaults and other types of serious calls. >> reporter: the mayor says the assessment center, which temporarily hous

up next, alameda county district attorney pam price is under fire yet again. the troubling allegations surrounding her boyfriend and his role in the das office. also an empty casket carry down a busy business court or in san francisco. the message that these >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news. more controversy for the district attorney of alameda county, the embattled pamela prices under fire yet again this time for allegedly hiring her boyfriend as an employee. tonight her office is defending her actions. public records show antoine has worked on -- since her campaign. he officially started working for the das office in january as a senior program specialist. after leaving a position working for contra costa county, social media videos posted online show a snapshot of his relationship with the da calling her the love of his life. we asked the das office about the relationship with pamela preis and his qualifications for the position. they declined to answer our questions. instead the office is sent us a statement saying cloyd is a valued member of the team

she was along the shoreline by thedge that connects bay fa to alameda.was found july 20 but alameda police just declared it a homicide investigation today. they hope anyone with information will call them. dan: the city of san jose and unions that represent many of its workers returned to mediation today. the two unions involved say that regardless of what happens today, the strike is still starting on tuesday. abc 7 news reporter zack fuentes is tracking the progress. >> we are together. reporter: jesse perez is president of the union, and his union along with another one represents city workers at the airnghts city libraries and housing department. dozens of them spoke out and a city council meeting. later that day plans were made for the unions to resume talks with the city. >> when they closed sessions we were alerted the council gave authority to the city to go back into negotiations today. reporter: first up the mediations for local i.f.p. 1. regardless of that outcome the planned strike will start tuesday, because the two unions have come together

license plate readers were approved by the alameda city council back in september 2022. and activated in february of this year. we have use license plate readers. >> to help us in at least 30 cases that have led to at least 40 arrests. the criminal charges in this case include robbery, elder abuse fraud, possession of stolen property and unrelated gun at this time. alameda police are not releasing the names of the 2 female suspects because they say the investigation is ongoing. and alameda has it made kron 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at roughly land senator dianne feinstein in the hospital. what staffers are revealing about her condition tonight. >> plus, the safety concerns for both riders and drivers have really persistent since the launch. uber is now launching a new tool to try to keep everybody for special counsel. jack smith obtained a search warrant for former president donald trump's long dormant twitter account. is catherine heenan breaks down why the social media company was orwe learned today that the special counsel's office obtained a search warrant

now, part of save alameda county for everyone.up of leaders trying to recall district attorney pamela price. they started the effort. >> they received a death sentence, our loved ones did. we're not happy about the death sentence for the people. we're asking they get tried to the full extent of the law. this to think my son's case can go to trial with price at the helm, it destroys me. >> reporter: lori lost her son after she was shot and killed during a theft at a home depot in pleasanton, where he worked as a security guard. she believes price's policies were results of a reduced sentence. >> she is not charging death and discharge. this woman shot my child. >> reporter: price stands for criminal justice reform and has been in office for eight months. but her critics believe her strategy to make the justice system fair by reducing certain sentences and decliing to charging suspects, amounts to being soft on crime. >> and not facing any consequences, it will go on. and the thing is, when all of this crime is happening, most are r

they then have 160 days to reach 10% of registered alameda county voters. if they get enough verified signatures, only then will the recall make its way onto the ballot for voters to decide if price should stay in office. in the meantime we just got a statement from kat brooks, who is the cofounder of the anti-police terror project supporting pamela price and questioning the motivations of the recall effort. she said, quote, the campaign to recall pamela price is politically and racially motivated, an attack on a democratically-elected black woman. the folks behind this are the same folks who ran for election and loss. there are real public safety issues at stake and i hope the people of alameda county see through these malicious attacks. >>> a man now behind bars for a deadly shooting outside of the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. price's office said 45-year-old juan martinez was arrested in connection with the shooting. b.a.r.t. police said the shooting came following a fight over electric scooters. he is being held at the santa rita jail. >>> former oakla

we investigate a political fight in alameda county. why seven prosecutors were placed on leave after district attorney pamela price was sworn in, and the impact is having on criminal cases. >>> triple digits could be back in certain parts of the bay area, and with it, fire danger. the news at 5:30 starts right now. i'm audrey asistio. >>> more scrutiny for alameda county's district attorney pamela price. she's been at the helm for seven months. her decision to place seven deputy das on leave is being questioned. >> jessica aguirre joins us now. growing concern about the impact on numerous criminal cases? >> raj and audrey, price placed those deputy das on leave during her first week in office. one of those prosecutors talks with me exclusively about what happened and why she thinks being taken off one of the most infamous bay area cold cases is political payback. >> this campaign was never about me or my place in history. this campaign was about bringing justice with compassion and making much-needed change. >> reporter: change was the

. >>> before we get started, we want to welcome alameda unified back to school today. a big day for those students, parents and teachers out there, getting started with the school year. >> we'll have more on the maui wildfires as well coming up. >>> we want to talk about potential wildfires in the bay area as we're tracking a possibility of lightning. >> we had a couple of showers that moved through the bay area yesterday, and now we're watching out for the chance that we could see a few isolated thunderstorms, not enough rain to really help put out any fires if we do get some lightning. we're watching out for that possibility. but at the same time it's going to be really hot today. we're going to see temperatures cranking up for this first day of school for the franklin mckinley union school district in the south bay. a drop-off time is in the upper 60s and it's a warmer start than we usually have, maybe wearing shorts throughout the day. it will be warm at pick-up time, p headed for the mid-80s. hour-by-hour we can see spotty showers possible, especially in the north

the group save alameda for everyone officially filed their notice of intent after the alameda county registrar of voters certify the signatures that they've collected so far. growers amanda hari has the latest. >> this was just the first step. the recall effort will take nearly 100,000 signatures, millions of dollars, but the people behind it say they're doing it for the safety of the people in alameda county. and many people being everyday oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> he says she's failing to get justice for those who need it. and crime is spiraling out of control. some proponents of the campaign that ended the filing of the notice of intent, including lori moats. her son blake was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting incident in pleasanton back in april. she advocates. >> for the people that murder trial. why isn't she out there advocating for us? >> the group called save alameda for everyone says da price has reduced sentencing for criminals and even refuse

the group save alameda for everyone. they officially file a notice of until tuesday. >> this is after the alameda county register voters certify the signatures collected so far, prices faced a number of controversies in the year since her election, including most recently, the backlash for hiring her boyfriend has a full-time employee of the da's office. now he's part of the da's re sentencing and reentry unit for incarcerated people. oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan now leading the effort to recall price. he says prices failing to get justice for those who need it and crime is spiraling out of control. there are some proponents of the campaign, including loy moss. now her son blake was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting incident. that happened in pleasanton back in april. advocates. >> for the people that murder trial. why isn't she out there advocating for us? >> say that mean for everyone says da prices reduced sentencing for criminals even refuse to charge violent felons with c

the group save alameda for everyone officially filed their notice of intent today after the alameda county registrar of voters certify the signatures collected so far, price faced a number of controversies in the year since her election, including most recently backlash for hiring. her boyfriend is a full-time employee at the da's office. >> but met harry spoke to organizers of the recall effort about why they want to see the da removed and what's next. >> this was just the first step. the recall effort will take nearly 100,000 signatures. millions of dollars. but the people behind it say they're doing it for the safety of the people in alameda county. and many people being everyday oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> he says she's failing to get justice for those who need it. >> and crime is spiraling out of control. some proponents of the campaign that ended the filing of the notice of intent, including lori moats. her son blake was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting in

. >>> also, moving forward to recall alameda county's district attorney, the steps the prime victims and their families went today. and they are rolling out the red carpet in san jose. scott will join us live tonight with the big premier. >>> we will start with the strike dodged by the city of san jose. they approved a tentative agreement to get thousands of city workers a pay raise and keep them on the job. the city council approved the rates during a closed session this morning. the agreement gets up to a 15% rate over three years. it also extends paid family leave for employees. but san jose mayor matt may hand does not support this deal, saying the agreement is too generous and will likely force the city to cut services in the coming years to pay for it. >> our counsel did not do its job. they were elected to represent the people and the needs of the people took a back seat. the reality is, we are gambling with the services people rely on. services that take care of children, old folks, get our homeless neighbors indoors and off of our streets. >> the mayor added he believes city

. >>> alameda county d.a. pamela price facing criticism again. issues surrounding her boyfriend and his role within the d.a.s office. >>> we do have fog rolling right in here across san >>> pressure and criticism continues to mount for alameda county district attorney pamela price. this time the embattled d.a. is facing allegations of nepotism after her office hired her boyfriend as an employee. velena jones has more. >> reporter: social media photos posted online show a snapshot of the relationship between antoine and his boss, d.a. pamela price. >> he may be the most qualified. it is irrelevant. you do not hire your lover and become the boss of your lover. you just don't do that. >> reporter: he officially joined her office is a senior program specialist in january. the bay area newsgroup reports that he is now earning six figures in his position. a retired judge says it is not only bad optics but brings into question transparency. >> there are just issues here that our deep concern and it is very sad for me because it just takes away from work

>> save alameda for everyone. says the da prices reduced sentencing for criminals and even refuses to charge violent felons with crimes. the group says that they need roughly 98,000 signatures to get that recall on the ballot. and they will also need to raise money to fund their campaign. reached out to da pamela price's office. she has not gotten back to us. >> well, the local naacp says crime is surging in oakland because mayor sheng thao fired. police chief ron armstrong back in february. those comments were included in a letter released over the weekend. organization's letter points out that the mayor wants to get to the root causes of crime in the city. but they say that the mayor needs to look in the mirror to do that. data from opd shows crime is up. 28% overall this year compared to the same period last year, violent crime is up 17% while slayings are down 8%. mayor thao had no comment tuesday on that letter from the naacp. it's 606. and it is the first day of school for kids in san francisco. yeah. the un

the group called save alameda for everyone officially filed its notice of intent today after the alameday registrar of voters certified the signatures have been collected so far, prices faced a number of controversies in the year her election, including most recently backlash for hiring her boyfriend as a full-time employee at the da's office for some. and harry has talked to organizers about the recall about why they want the da to be taken away. amanda, what's next? this was just the first step. the recall effort will take nearly 100,000 signatures. >> and millions of dollars for the group behind it says they're doing it for the safety of everyone. in alameda county. >> many people being everyday oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. he says she's failing to get justice for those who need it. and crime is spiraling out of control. some proponents of the campaign that ended the filing of the notice of intent, including lori moats. her son blake was shot and killed during an attempted sh

no surprise for the locals that live on alameda.san francisco we have a midday game, so watch after the game. that may push into the after-work traffic. back to you. >>> 6:41 right now. a hawaiian man being called a hero after rescuing a toddler from the devastating flames in maui. it's a touching story we told you about earlier this week. now he and the family he helped are reconnecting for the first time since spending hours in the ocean. we're going to show you that emotional moment next. >>> the president says hawaii will get whatever it needs will get whatever it needs he and. our flight's about to board, where's grandma? and dog? (phohone buzzes)s) oh.. grandma, w where are y you ? alohoha, tanny!! alaskaka airliness dodoesn't t have changnge fe, alohoha, tanny!! so we're in hahawaaaiii. alohoha, tanny!! granandma, wherere's ouour in? sosorry, gottata run, grannyny's gogot a wave t to c. granandma, wherere's ouour in? wait, was s she on a s surfbo? she was?s? ♪♪♪ ♪♪ we care a a lot. ♪♪ >>> good wednesday morning. right now at

today, a group trying to unseat alameda county launched a bid to get it on the ballot. they spoke with katie nelson today. >> a group called safe or save alameda county for everyone filed an intent to recall paperwork this afternoon. starting the recall process of da pamela price. they acknowledge that the road to the recall will be a long one if the recall makes the ballot at all. >> we are not doing it just for the victim's families we are doing it for everyone in the alameda county. >> reporter: oakland chinatown president is leading the recall effort against the current district attorney pamela price and part of the group that filed a notice of intent to recall price who took office earlier this year. two victims that lost their lives to gun violence including brenda who lost her son in 2010. >> i saw my son shot in front of me, on my porch, my daughter was shot as well. if you never been through that, you can't tell us what goes on after you went through it and you have to go through it again when you think you have justice and then you turn around and you are walk

a man has been injured after his car plunged into the water in alameda this morning, the alameda fire department. >> says they responded to a water rescue at about 3 o'clock this morning at the seaplane lagoon, rescue swimmers found a man unconscious, not breathing. he was later taken to a local trauma center. alameda fire says no additional victims were found in the water. contra. costa county health officials have confirmed a richmond spa was the source of that legionnaires disease that killed 2 people and infected to others. the investigation started august 4th zen day spa after local hospitals reported 2 deaths from legionnaire's disease. both people visited the spa and san pablo avenue before becoming ill. health officials say laboratory tests of water and swab samples collected from the spa contained high levels of legionella bacteria. >> which is a bacteria that naturally in fresh water. however, when their conditions that exist in hot tubs and pools are not properly maintained, the bacteria can grow when you know water from these sources are then initialize citizen in this or

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reporting live here in alameda county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a l angles. thank very much for late >>> 6:35 now. onn is critica inj after a stabbing on san frsco's mt street video posteditizen app shows the aftermath as polic igated outside a it happened a a market near 2nd street a little before 4:00 p.m. yesterday. police are only saying one man suffered life-threatening injuries and the attacker got away. anyone with information should contact sfpd. >>> new this morning, a new bay area twist in the disturbing case of a new york city doctor accused of preying on women he drugged. the doctor identified as c. allen cheng was first accused in june of drugging and sexually assaulting two women. investigators say the gastroenterologist also filmed the assaults. now he's accused in at least five additional attacks, all of which were also filmed, some of which took place at the queens hospital where he once worked. prosecutors also believe more victims may be out there. >> these victims, we know the videos were taken not only one of them in the hospital as well,

license plate readers were approved by the alameda city council back in september 2022. and activated in february of this year. we have use license plate readers. >> to help us in at least 30 cases that have led to at least 40 arrests. the criminal charges in this case include robbery, elder abuse fraud, possession of stolen property and unrelated gun at this time. alameda police are not releasing the names of the 2 female suspects because they say the investigation is ongoing. and alameda has it made kron 4 news. >> new details now in the pink poodle strip club scandal involving for on-duty san jose. firefighters. it was last october that a viral video on social media showed a bikini clad women in high heels exiting a san jose fire engine outside of the pink poodle. the city has now released 100 page report into what happened that night. so according to the report, there were 4 fire officials on that engine, including a fire captain named william todd nauseum. there was also a professional photographer on board who is said to work at the strip club and his friends with

we have pictures now. >> of the alameda county fire department, the alameda fire department. they responded to this with a water rescue team. it was a 3 o'clock in the morning at the seaplane lagoon that this happened. rescue swimmers found a man unconscious. he wasn't breathing. he was in the water. he was transported to a trauma center. alameda fire says that no additional victims were found in the water. in the south bay. a bicyclist was rescued in sanborn county park after he fell and broke his leg. and the santa clara county fire department sent us these photos showing us what they did was on the park trail friday night that they rescued. they man and they were able get that bicyclist to a local hospital and treated for his injuries. in the north bay. sonoma county deputies rescued a driver who crashed a car down a steep embankment. and another angle you'll see look at how steep this is. this happened friday afternoon between calistoga and santa rosa. the driver went 100 feet off the roadway and into a ravine and you can see they hoisted him to safety with a helicopter a

. >>> alameda county's district attorney is facing more backlash this midday. this is because she reportedly chose yet again to reduce charges against two murder defendants. nbc bay area's bob redell says this is adding new fuel to the fire of the outrage of some in the local asian communities. >> reporter: the alameda county district attorney has dropped enhancement charges in another criminal case, fueling criticism that she is soft on crime. the "mercury news" reports that alameda county county district attorney pamela price dropped special circumstances allegations that upon conviction would have meant longer prison terms for two men accused of murdering an elderly asian man. teaunte bailey and demetrius britton are charged with the robbery and killing of 75-year-old pak ho. this was back in march of 2021 in oakland. both defendants have long criminal records, but those who have followed d.a. price over the years, especially during her successful campaign for district attorney, say we should not be surprised by her recent decision given her remarks in this

and a man is injured after his car plunged into the water in alameda early this morning. the alameda fire department says they responded to a water rescue at 3 this morning at the seaplane lagoon. and here's some of the pictures of rescue swimmers. they found that male victim unconscious and not breathing. he was later transported to a local trauma center. alameda fire says no additional victims were found in that water, but they share these pictures with us and incredible rescue there. 9.27. is the time happening right now. thousands of children's beds are being recalled over worries about regulations. zipadee kids is recalling its kids. convertible house bed and frames and montessori floor bets. the consumer product safety commission says the bars on the bed railings are spaced out just wide enough that a child can squeeze their body through but not their head. and so they end up being stuck. effective beds were shipped between february. 26 to 2018 and october 22nd of 2021. we're going take a quick break. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. parents across the u.s

police in alameda are investigating. the human remains were found near bay farm island. they're looking at it as a homicide. police say they got a call back on july 20th about an object that was found on the shoreline. they went out investigated and later confirmed it was in fact, human remains. an autopsy determined that they belong to a female. they think maybe 25 to 40 years old, the identity of whoever this person is still unknown. so the case can take a while investigate. >> it's 10, 19 in national news. fbi agents shot and killed a man in utah who they were investigating for threatening to assassinate president biden. they arrested him early wednesday morning just hours before president biden arrived in utah, according to a felony complaint, craig robertson made violent threats against the president and posts online saying here's one quote, the time is right for a presidential assassination or to first joe, then kamala. he ended up being shot as they going to serve a warrant yesterday morning in provo, the fbi agents were there and there was some type and interacti

embattled alameda county d.a. pamela price is facing a recall effort. similar to former san francisco d.a. chesa boudin, her critics accuse her of being soft on crime. now a former prosecutor in her own office is questioning her decisions about charges in a high profile cold case. the case is the disappearance of 9-year-old michaela garecht in 1988. garecht was riding a scoot were a friend in hayward when she was kidnapped. the case went unsolved until investigators say they recently tied two palm prints found on one of the scooters to david emory misch. here is his photo. he is already serving time for another murder. he's plead not guilty to all charges. deputy d.a. colleen mcmahon was preparing to take misch to trial this year when just days after taking office in january, district attorney pamela price reduced the charges against misch. pamela price also put mcmahon on administrative leave. mcmahon says the charges were reduced without consulting her or mckayla garecht's family. is that ordinary? >> unheard of. unthinkable. i know more about these c

that is according to the alameda county da's office. the shooting was last tuesday near 8th and oak streets in oakland. according to police, the incident started with an argument between 2 people over an electric scooter. that is when police say juan martinez shot and killed a man. martinez is currently being held in the santa rita jail without bail. if convicted, he faces a possible prison sentence of 25 years to life. the movement to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price is now official members of the group save alameda for everyone or safe shared these photos showing them filing the paperwork with the county registrar to begin the recall process after being elected by voters last year. prices frequently come under attack by some for what critics say are overly progressive policies. prices criticize the recall effort comparing its organizers to the people who stormed the u.s. capitol on anuary 6th. the recall effort comes as price faces criticism for hiring her boyfriend. >> for a senior position within her own office.

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a town hall aimed at reducing violence is hosted in alameda county.what organizers say is key to bringing down crime in the community. also, there's a new free shuttle in the bay area, but not everyone is happy about it. coming up later in this newscast, the complaints were already hearing from some riders . and we're getting close to the weekend now. we'll take a peek at that. some clouds, some humidity, maybe even a raindrop or two. i'll be is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. shop your favorite brand sporting the monopoly tag for unlimited game tickets and get ready to win at lucky! it has been driving all the subtropical moisture in our direction shifts a little bit further east and that sets us up with a little bit cooler day tomorrow as it was today. and then it pulls in that moisture from the south, from that hurrica

alameda county sheriff's deputies say they were responding to an attempted bank robbery at a citibankbranch just a half mile away. deputies say a man passed a note to a teller threatening to blow up the bank if the teller didn't hand over $20,000. the man ended up leaving without any money and hopped into a blue four door sedan. deputies on patrol spotted him and followed the vehicle. but when the getaway car hit the teen, the deputies stopped to help and called off the pursuit. from what i understand, he was talking, he was moving and he looked like he was going to be okay. i think they just probably took him for observation. that's scary. that's scary. you know, my girlfriend has grandkids that live here and live down the street and it's scary. the alameda county sheriff's office says that injured teenager was taken by ambulance to a hospital and is expected to survive with just some minor cuts and bruises . as for the suspect, they were not able to stop that getaway car and the alameda county sheriff's office hopes that anyone who's seen that four-door blue sedan to give them a cal

the group called save alameda for everyone officially filed their notice of intent after the alameda county registrar of voters certified the signatures they've collected so far. we've got kron four's amanda hari with the story. >> this was just the first step. the recall effort will take nearly 100,000 signatures. millions of dollars, but the people behind it say they're doing it for the safety of the people in alameda county. and many people being and we day oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> he says she's failing to get justice for those who need it. and crime is spiraling out of control. some proponents of the campaign that ended the filing of the notice of intent, including lori moats. her son blake was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting incident in pleasanton back in april. she advocates. >> for the people that murder trial. why isn't she out there advocating for us? >> the group called save alameda for everyone says da price has reduced sentencing for crimin

it'll be right in front of the alameda labor council offices.ng tv and movie production right now. performer writers and studios haven't reached an agreement on working conditions, pay and the future use of artificial intelligence in projects. the number of people applying for a jobless benefits rose last week, but economists say it still signals a strong labor market. also just released this morning, the consumer price index rose 0.2% in july, which is exactly what was predicted. the annual rate is 3.2% from a year ago. an economists say that shows inflation is loosening its grip on the country. but one troubling element is gas prices. they have been steadily increasing in recent weeks. the very demographic groups that you're talking about, for example, hispanic voters and in many cases, black voters who who voted overwhelmingly for biden but are now feeling the financial squeeze that his policies have put on their back. inflation is now as low as point in two years. in fact, we have the lowest rate of inflation among the world's major economie

it covers the 73 parks and alameda and contra costa counties.l-time updates will include the location, a general description and outcome of the activity in the district's parks. people can check it out and sign up for daily or weekly email updates at ev parks dot org. and in the north bay, sonoma county has named a new interim health officer. the county says the person currently holding that position will be taking a new job in san mateo county. so doctor karen smith will take on the role as they look for a permanent health officer. the previous permanent health officer resigned earlier this year to go work for the cdc. smith has previously served as the director of the state department of public health for 4 years. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 3 former president donald trump set to appear in court for a 3rd indictment this week. we'll have a live report on what's expected. that's coming up. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service

the alameda county sheriff's office says 15 year old mariah conley was last seen on july 16th. she was at a friend's house on 163rd avenue in san leandro that afternoon. she's described as five feet one with long brown hair. she was last seen wearing a black puffy jacket with a black and pink shirt and dark jeans. sheriff deputies say they believe she may be staying somewhere right here in the bay area. there is a more fallout tonight stemming from the latest indictment against former president donald trump. the indictment in georgia accuses him and 18 others of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. kristen captain walks us through the fourth indictment of the former president who is now facing a total of more than 90 criminal charges in a nearly 100 page indictment. fulton county district attorney detailed dozens of acts by former president trump and 18 of his allies. she says, were aimed at trying to undo the will of georgia voters. the former president has faced three previous indictments, one out of new york for alleged hush money payments and two federal indictment

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>> save alameda for everyone. says prices reduced sentencing for criminals and even refuses to charge violent felons with crimes. the group says they need roughly 98,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot and they will also need to raise money to fund that campaign. we reached out to da pamela price's office for her reaction. she has not gotten back to us as of yet. live in the newsroom. i'm grant lotus kron. 4 news. ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. union workers in san jose are celebrating an historic agreement approved by the city council. >> calls for large salary increases over the next few years. and stop so potentially damaging strike. but as kron four's theresa stasi reports, the city's mayor says the move will sabotage the city's finances. >> early tuesday morning, the city council met behind closed doors to go over. the latest proposal sent by union officials. and just before noon, a big announcement, a tentative agreement that calls for sweeping changes for one wage increases in the

. >> right now at 6:00 alameda district attorney at a troubling spot once again, pamela rice and her boyfriend as well as his role in the d.a.s office. >> there was nothing you could do. it was that fast. >>> picking up the pieces, the recovery push in maui and the growing anger from survivors who want answers from the government. >>> clouds moving in with thunderstorms on the way, chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, tracking when and where. we are live in the bay area. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica agguire. we begin with alameda district attorney, pamela price, under fire again facing allegations of nepotism after the d.a.s office hired her boyfriend as an employee. nbc bay area's velena jones has more. >> reporter: social media video shows a snapshot of the relationship between antoine boyd and alameda county district attorney employee and his boss d.a. pamela process. >> you do not hire your lover and you become the boss of your lover. you just don't do that. >> reporter: public records show he has worked on her team since hi

four people have been taken to the hospitals after a water rescue in alameda. the rescue took place this afternoon near shoreline park, by the ferry terminal, and it is still unclear for -- what went wrong. all four victims were together in one watercraft which sank during the rescue. one person suffered cardiac arrest, that victim's condition is not know right now. three others were taken to a hospital for observation, but they are expected to be ok. none of the victims have been identified. hundreds of marchers from across the bay area are brave and warm weather and long distances this weekend in the name of immigration reformundocumented residents and their allies a taking part into marches, logging a combined 90 miles over three days. -- in two marches, logging a combined miles over three days. rnl barnard tells us that advocates are demanding congressional action on a pathway to permanent residency for millions of migrants. >> san jose are heading down the peninsula on foot. not easy in the hot summer sun. >> we have gone through a lot, but it does not com

you can get to the island of alameda, use the bridges to the south. locals are well familiar with that and now you are, too. across the bay we have a different pattern today. we'll have a midday game for the giants and that will be lunchtime traffic getting to the ballpark and then after the game that may push toward the get out of town after work traffic as well. back to you. >>> it is 5:40 right now. work being done to ensure proper representation. coming up next on "today in the bay," the number of californians worried that elected leaders don't reflect the diversity of california. >>> president biden promising hawaii it will get whatever it needs at any time. >>> and new developments in that "blind side" movie controversy. ahead, the new response from the family accused of not sharing family accused of not sharing profits wh thatit our flight's about to board, where's grandma? and dog? (phohone buzzes)s) oh.. grandma, w where are y you ? alohoha, tanny!! alaskaka airliness dodoesn't t have changnge fe, alohoha, tanny!! so we're in hahawaaaiii. alo

. >>> taking a tour through the tenderloin, for an up-tempo trip, and alameda county district attorney, pamela price is fighting for the defense, her own, how she's asking for a recall. >>> we are looking at the life and legacy of bob barker. thanks for joining us at 5:00, san francisco has been fighting a doom loop narrative, and a pull on safety paints a bleak picture of the city, people were asked how they viewed 16 u.s. cities in terms of safety. nearly half said they consider san francisco unsafe. detroit was at the bottom. today there was supposed to be a doom loop tour through the tenderloin, john ramis tried to take the tour but when he showed up, he found people ready to tell a different story. >> reporter: i was sad to hear how terrible the city of san francisco was but something funny happened on the way. some unexpected positivity broke out. this is where the doom loop tour was scheduled to begin in front of city hall, it was advertised as a chance to get close and personal to the doom and squalor of downtown san francisco bid but at the appointed time, no one from the doom

alameda is a great location for this. this location allows us straight access to the lagoon or behind me and the bay so we can do local testing with three of the different saildrone models were visible in seaplane lagoon. each has a different design and purpose. they all rely heavily on the sun to power their research mission. the explorer is the smallest sail drone, and that is the model that sails into hurricanes. the complexity of everything from the salinity of the water, how much co2 is being transmitted between air and water, the currents, the wind speeds and the different locations around the world. i'm walking at about 2 to 3 miles an hour and that is the average speed of a sail drone in the ocean. the offshore missions could last for several months. and over that time frame, researchers are watching the data in real time. greg foltz is an oceanographer for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. he worked on the first experimental mission with saildrone in 2021, came along and heard about it. yeah i

it'll be right in front of the alameda labor council offices.ra strike is part of what is crippling tv and film production right now. performers and studios have not come to an agreement on working conditions. pay and the future use of artificial intelligence in projects. disney reports revenue was up 13% at the division that oversees its theme parks. disney officials say revenues at disney resorts and cruises rose and overall spending brought in $8 million last quarter. analysts say most of the increased spending was because ticket prices went up. the company will also take a quarter billion dollar financial loss because it's closing its star wars themed hotel at disney world in florida. all right. our time is 727. he's the founder of a church described as a magic mushroom church here in the bay area. still to come, you hear from the pastor defending his religion known as the church of ambrosia. and a teenager from saratoga went missing nearly a month ago where investigator are now looking for her after finally finding her car glenn, we're goin

alameda fire says no additional victims were found in the water in the east bay as well. oakland police are investigating 2 shootings that left one person dead and another injured on sunday morning. the first happened just before one, 30 on east 15th street and 20th avenue. police say they found a victim with at least one gunshot wound. they were taken to a local hospital and are listed in critical but stable condition that just before 3 o'clock this morning, oakland police found another person dead due to a gunshot wound in the area of 17th street. and pablo avenue. this is citizens at video from the scene. the victim's name is being withheld until the family has been notified. today, president biden and the first lady will be on the ground in maui to see the devastating destruction from those wildfires firsthand. our washington correspondent, a hot rashad hudson previews their visit. he's going to be able to reassure the people of maui that the federal government is there to support them. while recovery efforts are underway in maui, the president and first lady are prep

we're also updating you on that story at alameda county. now sideshows, they had an ordinance. >> jail time for spectators. will they've adjusted? how much time those folks will have to spend in jail if they're caught and scientists are warning there's a red tide spreading around the bay area. we're going to tell you where and what you should do. good morning.

critics say alameda county needs to establish a nepotism policy.ing saratoga teenager have been found. the santa clara county sheriff's office did not indicate how the 17 year old may have died. the sheriff's office announced sunday that human remains were discovered near castle rock state park. that's near the area where the teen's car was found last week. she was last seen leaving her home on july 5th. six people were rescued by a boat in the south bay with the help of a drone. the san jose fire department says firefighters helped three adults and three children to safety after they got stranded in the alviso marina saturday night. the agency posted these images after the rescue. photos from the scene show two kids wrapped in blankets and a baby being handed off near the rescue ramp. no injuries are reported. authorities have not said how the people ended up in the water . well, we're learning that two women were treated for injuries at a lake tahoe area hospital following two separate attacks by river otters in the sierra last month. what attack