. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. kailey: i'm kailey leinz in new york.e welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. retail sales in the u.s. surprising to the upside in june. a read on the consumer with stacey widlitz, president of s w retail advisors. blend labs goes public. we speak to the president, tim mayopoulos, from the new york stock exchange. l.a. county tells residents they must wear masks indoors, even if vaccinated. why the u.s. remains a dangerous place for the unvaccinated. amanda: we are seeing a negative day across the markets here today. that is despite the fact that we got that strong read on retail sales. perhaps the michigan sentiment number weighing on things. this has been a week of up and down days as markets hover near records, waiting for the next few weeks a pretty big earnings delivery. there may be a bit of weight and see here. rate sensitive groups leading the declines. kind of quiet on the yield front. 1.29 now, so we did see it dip low 1.3. this comes e

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amanda: we are back after this. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang.t miller. it is time for stock of the hour, hasbro. it is hitting multi-year highs. a return to the movies kickstarting toy sales. dave wilson has a look at their strong quarter. dave: a move that toy makers have made in the past years is getting involved with television, movie, the tie-ins that go along with that. great when you have movies, not so much when you don't. in the latest corner, earnings were more than twice the average analyst estimate. on top of that, and that income beat the average projection. revenue was 12.5% higher than it anticipated. hasbro has a number of categories. the franchise brands, magic the gathering, nerf, play-doh, up 72%, the fastest growth among their brands. that said, tv and film and entertainment were up 42%, the segment that fell off a cliff last year because people were not going to the movies in light of the pandemic. the franchise brands, the biggest piece of the business, but tv is catching up. when people see this out of hasbro, they look for

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.att: i'm amanda lang -- i'm matt miller. biden targets tech and bank mergers. the president signs and ask -- a sweeping executive order designed to promote competition across american industries. we will discuss with greg valliere of agf investments. we are awaiting comments from the president himself. any moment now he will walk out on the white house lawn and we will go live for full coverage of the speech. plus, the bond rally stalls while stocks stayed a rebound. we discussed markets in preview corporate earnings with david waddell, chief investment strategist at waddell & associates. amanda: we are watching markets put on a pretty positive display here across the s&p 500. broad advances, most of the subgroups in positive territory. only utilities at last check moving lower today. financials rocketing higher p hops -- perhaps because of a possible move in the yield curve. 1.35 should be a big move. almost a 5% swing in the price of treasuries, so we are seeing reaction in parts of

amanda?week when we expect to see some earnings delivering what may justify current market valuations we have sideways action for the market. techs not adding much. the s&p is 500 but leading by the financials. real estate and communications doing well. negative act and from -- action from energy but the price of crude at very high levels with concerned about what comes next thanks to opec. it will be earnings we are watching and we will have more. can financials deliver on what their valuation promises and is now the time to buy financials at all? some analysts saying there are other reasons to own financials. for what it's worth on the story you alluded to, bytedance in flux as it is asked to review its own authorities to deliver on compliance in order to get closer to an ipo. that is something investors will be eager to see but this is part of the bigger picture around data security. kailey: the bigger picture of the crackdown china is putting on companies looking to lift ipo in foreign ma

. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. matt: i'm matt miller.ome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. new mask guidance. the cdc is expected to recommend even those who have received the coronavirus vaccinations resume wearing masks indoors in certain areas of the country. we will discuss the impact on the return to office and business travel with hilda perez alvarado, global ceo of jll. the recent improvement in air travel fueling ge to raise its cash outlook, sending shares higher. the full breakdown of earnings in our stock of the hour. and bitcoin holding at just under $40,000 after amazon pushed back on that speculation that it may accept the token for payment this year. we will discuss the recent volatility with the u.s. ceo of crypto exchange xmo. amanda: stocks like ge moving higher are a rarity today. we are seeing broad-based declines. a 1% move lower on the s&p 500. it is led by energy, but tech right behind. tech is the heavyweight in that market. some notable nam

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. kailey: i'm kailey leinz.e our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. we will discuss the economy with positive boss and church -- kathy bostjancic. pepsi sales jumping the most in a decade. we will discuss the surge in sales as the economy returns to normal. and we will hear from the bp ceo on the company's plans for a cleaner future. amanda: we are watching stocks, perhaps reacting to the bond market. we had seen equities led by tech in positive territory across the board. that was the subgroup of the s&p 500 leading the way higher. you can see a turn to the negative in the nasdaq. financials were weak on the day today. the culprit perhaps a tepid demand to the 30-your auction today. we are seeing a bit of movement at the front of the curve. there is your 30-year. we are seeing the same on the 10-year. while investors try to read the tea leaves on the cpi data, what that says about the transitory inflation, perhaps the bond market is weighing i

amanda: i'm amanda lenk, welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller.e you here at this hour, the top stories we are following for you from around the world. china clamps down on company data and offshore lifting. we bring you the latest as company sink amid the crackdown. we will have more analysis on the developing situation within china and the outlook for relations with the u.s.. greg allen, president of the u.s. china business council. plus, we discuss the state of a restaurant industry as the service sector and struggles -- the service sector struggles to find employees. and, amanda, i am so glad to have you back. amanda: it is great to be back, matt. and, it is an interesting day. postholiday, you think it would be quieter but look no further than the energy sector and opec, the yields are also playing a pretty big role here across that s&p 500, pretty broad-based decline. in every category. tech and financials not helping at all. energy is leading the way. tech upsetting the overall momentum. unlike energy, which in toronto is a real drag of the

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller.bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. we are going to get the fed minutes from the fed's june meeting. investors will be looking at any hints for when the central bank will taper. we will have a preview with michael gapen. plus, meme stocks under pressure. amc and gamestop sliding today. we will break down the moves with dave wilson, and the outlook for crypto regulation. mike belshe, cofounder of bitgo, joins us to talk about that. amanda: we are seeing something of a quiet session, although we are seeing some trading off stories for individual names. over, pretty flat picture, slightly negative. everything but communications and energy are moving higher, just not moving higher with any momentum to speak of. the nasdaq just dipped lower. 2:00, the fed minutes may shed light on some of the discussions around when the tapering may happen. it really is the bond market that has been the focus, playing a part in how

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. kailey: i'm kailey leinz.ome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. we will have more of that exclusive conversation with apollo cofounder mark rowen. his vision for the future of the investment giant. draft legislation to federally decriminalize cannabis in the u.s. is facing tough. we discuss the impacts of the bill with the ceo of tilray, irwin simon. and the group fitness class back by mark wahlberg starts trading on the new york stock exchange. we will speak to ceo adam gilchrist. amanda: we are watching the markets in the u.s. broadly speaking. a little bit soft today. strength is from utilities and financials. energy and tech not helping at all. the nasdaq gathering momentum to the downside. the 10-year at 1.3, so keeping our eyes on the yield but it does not explain why financials are doing so well today. morgan stanley with pretty solid investment banking quarters. one group to keep an eye on in the news because of u.s. lawma

these kids are voting with -- amanda: i have got to get in here.sly a positive aspect and positive way to characterize it. i think you're being a little disingenuous to ignore the negative possibility, which is there is fraud, misrepresentation. by way of example, i was on stock twix promoting stock. i am not on stock twix, but my picture, my name -- there is a misrepresentation that is extremely easy. other platforms will find themselves regulated in a new ways, because fraud does happen. ignoring that, you do a disservice to the whole category. howard: i do not think i am doing a disservice. the internet is a wild west. the internet is not all balloons and birds. the president was *** hosting for four years. the president was using -- the president was posting for four years. the president was using these tools. cannot educate people and saying, if you are going to follow someone without confirming who they are, maybe you should not be investing. i do not know how we protect these people, but by banning the product is not the american way. amanda

congratulations, elie, your book is terrific, as is amandas. feels when the former president goes out in public and says, we did these things, i admit we did these things? how much does that hurt weisselberg's case? >> it's not good for allen weisselberg. donald trump managed to in one statement both incriminate himself to a degree by admitting, yes, we paid these perks, no, we did not pay taxes on this, and two, distanced himself by saying, who knows about this stuff. as you said in the intro, most responsible adults know about this tax stuff, but especially cfos like allen weisselberg. donald trump is doing himself no favors and certainly is doing allen weisselberg no favors. >> amanda, this is something that you have covered, you may cover in "the gaslighting of america," but if barack obama, or a democrat, or the clinton foundation, had said these type of things or made these kind of comments in public, how would republicans feel about that? >> of course, i mean, republicans would probably hold them to account. and that's what's so frustrat

amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, you've been out and about with the public today. how long have some of the foot, some of those folks been camped out just to check out. >> the fireworks show tonight. >> yeah. i've been talking to a bunch of people and some people have been here pretty much all day. just waiting for those fireworks to begin others just got out here to just enjoy the holiday but said since they got here so early and have such a good space here at the embarcadero. they might hang out and wait for those fireworks to happen. yeah. a little of those businesses have been waiting for those customers to come back from the pandemic. >> so i'm sure they've been out there all day spending money eating shopping and waiting for the fireworks to start kron four's amanda hari live for us tonight along the san francisco waterfront. amanda, thank you. as she mentioned, if you cannot make it out to the celebrations. don't worry. we will bring them to you starting at 9 o'clock tonight at about 54 minutes. >> kron 4 will bring you live celebrations of fireworks shows f

thanks, amanda. and it is really easy, we are delighted to count as one of the companies thanks to the business roundtable, who really play a leadership role, something we will continue to do. i think the business case we have is that it is certainly a public health issue we can all address. second, while we get to do this on a zoom call, for frontline workers those who are working , often in hourly jobs, factory floors, retail and shops and bakeries around the country, this has been a really challenging past year and they didn't get to do zoom calls. this is where most of our employees are. it is also disproportionately people of color. we know businesses are facing a challenge getting people to come back to work. it has been one of the major challenges companies face. is it safe to get back? how am i going to do it with my kid? how will i handle the childcare. so companies looking to get people back to work, this is an opportunity to do so, to find ways to share that relevant information, also prov

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cnn political commentator, amanda carpenter, here as well. good evening, to both of you.ew, it's not every day that a former president's company is criminally charged. what does that say about where we are right now? >> well, i think it's eminently predictable donald trump's lived his life in a seemingly corrupt manner. he's had the most-indicted or gu guilt-ridden white house that we have had since probably teapot dome. it doesn't surprise me. i think the question, still, remains is, in many ways, weisselberg is a little fish. are you going to get the big fish? and the big fish is obviously president trump or former-president trump. and i'm -- he's managed to skate for four decades on things. will he, still, skate through this? and that's still an open question. >> so, amanda, the trump org cfo hauled off to jail, in cuffs. hundreds of insurrectionists are arrested and facing charges. but the man at the center of it all, being protected by republicans to the point where they don't even want to investigate attempts on their own lives. so, i don't know. i want to ask you w

amanda, thank you. right now, san francisco police are looking for a driver who they say backed into an officer's patrol car injuring that officer during a traffic stop. we first told you about the story tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 police say they pulled over that driver for a traffic stop near missouri and the turner terrorists in the patrol hill neighborhood. that's when police said the driver put his car into reverse hitting the officer's car. we're told the officer did suffer minor injuries. kron 4 is staying in contact with sfpd to learn more details about that injured officer will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> in the east bay walnut creek. police are investigating an early morning homicide. the shooting took place on s o s drive near north main street outside of spoon tonic nightclub just after one 30 this morning when officers arrived, they found 4 gunshot victims. one person died at the scene. there are 3 people were taken to the hospital. a witness at the bar says they didn'

amanda and ron, we'll be fascinated to _ aspect.th and south korea have restored a communication hotline after agreeing to rebuild trust and improve ties. the direct line was set up to avoid tension and possible conflict between the two neighbours, which are officially still at war. all contact was severed lastjune by the north after kim jong un's sister described the south as "riff raff" who should pay for their crimes. they even blew up the border office built to improve communications. our correspondent laura bicker explains what these hotlines are for. they are there to avoid any kind of tension. they are there to avoid conflict. they were set up back in 1971. now remember, these two countries are officially still at war because when the fighting ended, it ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty. this today, actually, is the anniversary of that armistice signing and on this anniversary, this communication lines have been reopened. last year, lastjune, north korea turned its back on the south. not only did he cut the communicat

and the truth is and i totally agree with amanda on this, is holding people accountable. think we focus way too much on donald trump because where we are today is we have a legacy party, the gop today that has adopted wholesale all of what he has pushed. and they themselves push the lie, and they themselves are actually taking it steps further than donald trump took it in 2020 and in 2018. and so i think the conversation is what do we do as a country when it a major political party no longer believes in democracy as it stands? and so that's -- i think that's the question now. and i think democrats should give up on this idea of bipartisanship, just forget it and just basically say we're going to do what's right for the country. and if that means it's democrat versus republican, we're going to do what's right. and remember the 14th and 15th amendments to the united states constitution were completely partisan. and that's the only way they were able to get through. so the standard that others want to apply today back then we would have never had the 14th and 15th amendment.

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we turn now to poet amanda gorman. in january, she became the youngest inaugural poet in u.s. history when she spoke at the inaugurati of president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. she was 22 years old when she read "the hill we climb," a poem she finished right after the insurrection at the capitol on january 6. this is amanda gorman. >> mr. president, dr. biden, madam vice president, mr. emhoff, americans and the world. when day comes, we ask ourselves, "where can we find light in this never-ending shade, the loss we carry, a sea we must wade?" we've braved the belly of the beast. we've learned that quiet isn't always peace, and the norms and notions of what "just is" isn't always justice. and yet, the dawn is ours before we knew it. somehow we do it. somehow we've weathered and witnessed a nation that isn't broken, but simply unfinished. we, the successors of a country and a time where a skinny black girl, descended from slaves and raised by a single mother, can dream of becoming president, only to find h

amanda, i want to ask you about cpac. the agenda has trump's big lie written all over it. it features election-related panels with titles like "how to collect evidence of fraud" and "spare the fraud, spoil the child," if you can believe that incredible title, and then of course all the trump mentions. let's listen. >> what was donald trump right about? >> everything! >> everything. >> our movement will stay true to america first policies created by president trump. >> and in 2024, trumpism will rise again. >> amanda, is that just so bizarre, even after january 6, six months after january 6, and cpac is just a trump love fest? >> i sort of see the two events, the statue coming down today in c charlottesville, and what's going on in texas, together. i saw the video, the statue coming down in a peaceful way, people clapping, a moment of unity in a town that needed it, it felt good. then i realized that the people who marched that night didn't go anywhere. they're not in charlottesville now but they're showing up at republican rallies all the time. charlottesville was a pivota

amanda hari kron 4 news. so a man right now, 400 beds are available or they of that available right now for those who need them. >> so those beds are in various stages of development right now. some are available right now. >> about a 140 will be available by the end of 2021. thank you so much, amanda. >> we'll turn now to our wildfire coverage and less wind helped crews using bulldozers and helicopters battling the nation's largest wildfire in southern oregon. the bootleg fire has grown to 624 square miles. that's more than half the size of rhode island. authorities say higher humidity in better conditions. a lot of crews to improve fire lines, at least 70 homes and more than 100 other structures have burned. it is now then. about one 3rd contained. >> the dixie fire that's burning in butte and plumas counties is now grown to almost a 104,000 acres. aerial video taken by a member of the california army national guard shows a fire meeting large smoke plumes of fire is just 17% contained with more than 3900 pe

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. if you want to see fireworks, there is a safe way to do so in the east bay, the concord pavilion will have a fireworks show. pleasant hill residents can find a parking spot in the diablo valley. college parking lots over to the south bay. there are fireworks shows at great america and gilroy high school sports field. and in the north bay, 6 flags discovery kingdom will also have a show. you can find more details on our website. kron 4 dot com to celebrate independence day golden gate transportation is offering free buses and ferry rides from today to july. 5th for people who want to watch the fireworks in san francisco. you can catch the late night ferry from san francisco to the north bay. the shuttle services will be provided after all, ferry trips and on monday, giants fans can use the game tickets to reserve bus or ferry seats for commuting to oracle park. and the smart train has reduced airfare on the 4th of july. the bus runs from larkspur landing in marin county to santa rosa a

amanda hari kron 4 news. how are the employees at havard asher's dealing with what i'm assuming is some backlash. >> yeah. they're dealing with that by just having a script ready to respond to these people when they come in, they're all saying the same thing that all on the same page. >> the owner worked with the employees to get that script ready. so they feel comfortable responding. also a lot of backlash is online over email over voicemail. so those kind of things they don't necessarily have to respond to as quickly or on the spot. >> it changes on the way for those businesses looking to protect their workers and customers kron four's amanda hari love tonight in san francisco. thank you. happening tomorrow. anyone who goes inside of the san mateo county building will have to wear a mask whether or not you are vaccinated or not. this new mandate comes as the county sees an increase in the number of covid-19 cases. according to the san mateo county health department. 89 1% of the folks in the county over the

kron four's, amanda, harry. she's live for us at sfo and talking to people returning to the bay area about what it's like. >> to do. this strange thing called air travel and as something we haven't done it a long time. people know how to do it anymore. >> yeah. a lot of people i spoke to were traveling for the first time since the pandemic began all the way back in march of 2020 and they say things are starting to feel a little bit more normal here except for having to wear a mask. things are pretty busy. we've got cars going by there dropping people off their picking them up. if you take a look at these tsa checkpoint numbers. you can see that's reflected on your screen. it's rebounded a lot since july 4th weekend last year. it's not quite what it was in 2019. but it's getting closer. i spoke to one woman that says she visited her sister in hawaii 3 times the last year. she says this has been the busiest. she seen the airport and she had to get a covid test each time he visited. >> the first was really easy. i

amanda. >> yeah. usually this planning. all starts back in march this year. they didn't get approval from the governor to do it until mid-may. so it was a little rushed. >> we're preparing to do what we haven't done for about a year and a half and that is to send a giant wall of joy toward san francisco in the form of a great big fireworks show for the 4th of july. pyro spectaculars by show producer pat dias says although he's been busy. >> he's grateful the show is happening that we have managed to get everything course. you know, a lot of stress long hours right now. all of these fireworks are set up each ready for their moment. we choose from our fast selection. we have thousands and thousands of flavors in our candy box. so we choose the shells that we want for those particular be to the music. he says there's a wire attached to each shell that goes into a terminal which is attached to a computer. the computers programmed to fire shell has a show producer. we get a saw and we listen to the saw and we have a choreographed choreography program. >> and so as

amanda hari kron 4 into real quick.hat intersection argue at crossing highway for right now. >> it is ever a road is the other street here. i think this is willow pass road is the name of its all ever road. and willow pass road. that's >> kron four's amanda hari live for us there in concord gathering. more details as we're learning more about the shooting that is now shut down the west lanes of a highway for where she is in concord tonight and we'll see you live tonight in prime time. thank you. so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news today trying to win. >> the olympians hearts on tinder. why this man believes he has the perfect day for the >> and if you want to take your pets out for a summer trip will tell you how to make sure your furry friend is safe on the road. >> plus, we'll also show you how some robots are serving food. stockton restaurant. >> stockton restaurant is using technology to make up for limited resources due to a labor shortage they're using a food delivery robot to help lighten the load

amanda. >> jonathan it's been very busy out here. the fireworks are still a couple hours away.e already out and getting ready for them. if you take a look. this is one of the busiest days on the embarcadero since before the pandemic. you can just see all the people milling around there and i it's video. i was down there earlier on the ground level. i spoke to many people who said they're not sure if they'll be staying for the fireworks just yet. but they've been enjoying their holiday out and about. this is one of the first major holidays since california's reopening on june 15th. some people say they were killing time before dinner and they're going to cap the night off with those fireworks. but everyone agreed they're grateful to be out and celebrating. >> if pretty fine, it's so different but i will tell you how they get so nice to see so many people out here. >> for those who do stay out for the fireworks. it short to be an exciting show. i talk to the people eutting it on yesterday. they told me there are 2 barges. both of those have about a 1000 fireworks on them and they

amanda michael is far too familiar with the bizarre theft like this when it starts to feel so specific target it. it's definitely more unsettling than just like the random you window per the same thing happened back in october when the store's windows were broken in someone posing as a window repair person. >> came in and stole a collection of toys from the shelves since then, michael replace the vintage godzilla toys taken and the community graciously donated other items for the window display. those for the toys taken this time the value is really. >> to us and sort of what they symbolize and like for the kids like they don't have high monetary value. it's really like sentimental value. so you have somebody committing a crime that sort of hurtful to people for really no inherent value. and i think that's probably the part we're like really like he got a steal toys that are like on display for kids like. it doesn't make a lot of sense. meanwhile. >> the damage left behind custer business much more than the theft itself. now, michael says some of that weight collection may be gone for

amanda, what are they saying? >> thought that a lot of those people were very excited to be out here. they were even cheering earlier around 9 for those fireworks went off. >> now. things are wrapping up here. some of those fireworks were a little bit difficult to see because of that fog with the ones that were lower down or very pretty. if you take a look right over here, you can see there are a bunch of people still here. they're milling out trying to get out of here. it is. got to be some traffic here near the embarcadero. if you're coming this way. so just be prepared for that. some people told me they were here all day waiting for tonight's fireworks display. you can see on your screen. some of those fireworks as they were prepared yesterday about 2000 fireworks were set off from 2 barges out in the water. people lined the embarcadero and even this parking structure to watch them as they went off. i spoke to one little girl that says having this time with her family tonight was special. >> and like that i get

thank you, amanda. right now san francisco police are looking for a driver who they say backed into an officer's patrol car this evening injuring that officer during a traffic stop. we first told you about this on kron 4 news tonight at 6 police say they pulled the driver over for traffic violations near missouri and turner terrorists in the patrol hill neighborhood. that's when police say the driver put his car into reverse hitting the officer's patrol car. we're told the officer did suffer minor injuries. we're still staying in contact with sfpd to get more details as soon as we learn them. we'll let you know. meanwhile, a 13 year-old boy and a woman. now recovering tonight after they were shot overnight in oakland. this is video from the citizen app of that scene around 1230 this morning. police were called to 14th street in harrison near downtown. they say when they got to the scene, they found the boy and the woman both shot. investigators say they were likely hit by stray bullets from another shoo

amanda, so good to have you.ng part of your weekend with us and offering your expertise. first, i just want to get your reaction to this news that simone biles has had to exit two more events. >> yeah, you know, i think for anybody that's a gymnastics fan, everybody was waiting to watch in the olympics. i think that's what made it so challenging. but anybody that's done gymnastics knows that the twisties happen, unfortunately. it's something we all have experienced at some point we can relate to and the level of difficulty she does, there's really not an, she can't do it part-way or do it where she feels she wouldn't be safe. had to make tough decisions. but the gymnastics team with amazing things. >> extremely challenging to begin with but a lot of folks including myself, this was the first time that i've ever heard of twisties. as we watch this video of her struggling with her dismounts, explain how frustrating this is. >> it's like bringing your body in sync. two flips and three twists in the air, that becomes

amanda hari kron 4 news cam and enforcement could be pretty tough for the alliance helped the bars do that. >> yes, in addition to the guidance that they're putting out they're also offering signage so they can put up that says. >> this is from the bar alliance and not necessarily the bar on their own. so that way doesn't look like it's just the bar trying to enforce this, but a bigger group. >> all right, amanda, thanks very much. on the peninsula. face. coverings are again require that all san mateo county facilities no matter your vaccination status. the county says requirement is out of an abundance of caution because of a rise in the number of covid cases. for more on mask guidelines in the latest covid numbers to scan this qr code on the screen. it will take you straight to the kron 4 dot com page that is dedicated to pandemic information. >> parts of the sierra under flash flood watches and warnings tonight. that's because of moisture from a monsoon. you're looking live at south lake tahoe from highway 50 and highway beatty not quiet there right now. but we've had clouds build

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> amanda, did you get any advice today and what's the best way for people to coexist with wild animals like coyotes. >> just the news for this observed them from afar. you don't want to become a food source for them. so like i said, don't feed them but don't become an inadvertent source either. so don't leave out pet food, don't leave garbage unsecured and don't leave any fruits that may have fallen from trees in your yard on the ground combat could attract the animals as well. also, if you see a coyote getting too close for comfort laying in front of your home, scared away. so it knows this is not a place it should be. >> amanda, thank you so much. governor newsom issued an emergency proclamation today because of 2 wildfires. the lava fire in siskiyou county. the beckwourth complex fire, though. that's a number of fires in and lassen counties. those fires have destroyed homes caused evacuations damaged critical infrastructure. the beckwourth complex fire has burned more than a 100,000 acres it is 68% contained in butte county. the dixie fire has burned nearly

amanda. >> right now police are still trying to piece everything together. they say that people are cooperating with the investigation, but because it happened around one 30 in the morning near a bar. many of those people were drinking at the time. so it's harder for them remember exactly how everything went down. >> this is still an active investigation. so that there's not a lot information that i can share walnut creek. police are investigating what led up to one person dying and 3 others injured in early morning shooting it happened sunday. june 18th around one 30. you can see in this video just how many officers were outside spoon tonic lounge moments after they received multiple calls of shots fired. officers say no one was shot inside of the bar only outside, but they're not sure where the incident started acting lieutenant jeff slater's says they could use some help in the investigation. anyone watching this has any information to share regarding the incident. we would appreciate phone call. officers say the 3 people that were injured are expected to

that happened yesterday that was kron four's amanda harvey's story. their will have that video on our website at kron 4 dot com. meanwhile, a chase in vacaville ends with the driver of a stolen uhaul truck in custody. police say they went after the driver but called off the search when the driver started driving a little recklessly. the chp helicopter found the truck in a nearby neighborhood officers on the ground went to that location. but that's when the driver took off again, officers were able to use spike strips to stop him from taking off the driver surrendered and was taken into custody. so far. the name of the suspect has not yet been released. >> law enforcement can't do it this is a call to action for all of us to come together and unite behind reducing gun violence in the city of oakland. >> in the east bay tonight standing up for safe streets, oakland's police chief and community leaders saying enough is enough when it comes to violence on oakland streets with 71 homicides in the town so far in 2021 chief leronne armstrong and community le

. >> kron four's amanda hari. but tonight in san francisco after talking to 2 owners about their decision on making this decision. amanda. >> they say it's just the safest option. like you guys just mentioned that delta variant very calm, becoming more and more prominent more and more cases right now requiring proof of vaccination is the safest option. one owner i spoke to has been doing this since 15. the other just started this weekend. >> if we can do something to make that. city for and more comfortable i spoke to chef and owner of in san francisco. mark zimmerman as staff prepared the dining room for the dinner. were in an area this obviously surrounded >> so i think it's important make sure that everybody's is a capo restaurant. >> the chefs and patrons are in close proximity. this weekend is the first time they're requiring everyone staff and patrons to be vaccinated we're we're trying to business make the right decisions to stay open. a can take things in our zimmerman says so far everyone has been support

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> thanks, amanda.you want to see fireworks, there is a safe way to do so in the east bay, the concord pavilion will have a fireworks show. pleasant hill residents can find parking spots in the diablo valley college parking lot over to the south bay. there are fireworks shows at great america and gilroy high school sports field and in the north bay, 6 flags discovery kingdom. also have a show. you can find more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and don't forget tomorrow. kron 4 will bring you 4th of july celebrations. live from across the bay area. >> we'll have the best views of the fireworks in san francisco conquered and san diego join us for kron four's, july 4th by tomorrow at 09:00pm. >> and the east bay oakland firefighters responded to this house fire early in the morning on angelo avenue. 5 fire trucks had to be called out to get things under control. no word yet tonight on the cause of the fire. but we are staying in contact from with oakland fire and we will bring you updates as soon as

. >> reporter: cuddling her newborn daughter grace is a moment amanda grandal describes as magical. > the first thing that i heard was her little cry, and it was the sweetest little cry. >> reporter: especially sweet because grandal was once thought it would never happen. the new mom was born without a uterus and thought pregnancy was impossible. >> it was devastating. i had a loss of identity and i felt like i didn't really belong in this world. >> reporter: that changed when she enrolled in a study at the cleveland clinic, where doctors performed a uterine transplant. the medical team implanted a deceased donor's uterus into amanda's pelvis, connecting the blood vessels to her own. doctor whom up ernie heads the study, which includes 10 women and has resulted so far in four babies. >> this is a transplant we consider to be a life enhancing transplant, so it is not designed to last forever. >> reporter: once a transplant healed, grandal became pregnant through ivf. her husband calls it a dream come true, despite hardships along the way. >> this is not an easy road. it is filled with

thomas, i've been at the time being amanda was europe largest military research, facilitate the 194312000 people worked here. they had differing professions. only a few engineers were heaps of administrators. a huge bureaucratic machine went along with it. and many others who weren't here by choice honor that 4th labor p o, w, and prisoners and concentration camps. many of them lost their lives working on the weapon serial production. the museum also conveys the idea that the v 2 should not only be seen as a destructive weapon that killed thousands. it's launch was also a watershed moment for the evolution of modern space technology. because it was for manmade object to reach space. let me know. you know, i'm here i'm is 942 was an historic day that knocked out of the thirty's, now reunification day in germany. but this was in 942. and the rocket took off, reached a peak altitude of 84.5 kilometers. coming from then the 50 mile mark, which centers the boundary of space that's roughly 80 kilometers. so the gateway to space was really pushed open topic, which office also we have on which si