there's of the unsealed indictment charges against those officers with the antioch police departmentnd the pittsburgh police department. israel met -- israel ramsey made the point that nobody is above the law. look at this chart rightly behind me. you see all of the officers that are listed and we are talking about nine different sworn officers in one community -- and one community service officer, and a second part that lays out these different indictments. wire fraud, distribution of anabolic steroids and another, falsification of records, and civil rights charges. the u.s. attorney spoke about this afternoon, this is what he had to say. >> this case has one -- been one of our highest priorities for many months. law enforcement officers are sworn for a reason. we bear a tremendous response ability to police our communities lawfully and in keeping with the constitution, and we must always be true to that oath. >> have already been made with eight different individuals, those will continue to happen in the coming days. i can say that the special agent in charge with the fbi here also

we also heard from the antioch police officers association. they also released a statement saying they are very saddened by what has happened. they also say they're committed to continuing quality service for the citizens of antioch, but also committed to supporting their members. >> a lot of people hoping for change within those police departments. jodi hernandez, thank you so much. we'll see your live report at 6:00. >>> a san jose police officer who was shot yesterday is in the hospital in critical but stable condition. we received word from san jose police this afternoon while revisiting the neighborhood locked down for hours after the shooting, police arrested 44-year-old gabriel mario carreras. those who live near carreras tell us they're surprised by the entire situation. >> he had dogs. we would interact once in a while with the dogs together. i don't know. i didn't think anything about it. >> one of the officers on the scene yesterday who actually pulled his partner to safety is ryan low. tonight at 5:30, we'll hear from his brother,

what are you telling the residents of antioch? >> what we hope will happen now is that we, as city leaders, can start to look forward to the future of public safety here in the city of antioch. none of these allegations are new. we have been processing what do we do around measures of public safety, and how do we also make sure that we aren't ignoring residents who have been historically harmed. >> velena, what do we know about those racist text messages? what are the officers being charged with? >> reporter: so this stems -- you know, this stems from an investigation that started 18 months ago, right, which started with the officers being accused both in the pittsburg police department as well as the antioch police department of actually hiring people to take college classes for them and tests. this is all in an effort to get a higher salary and get reimbursement for those college credits that is able to happen throughout the police department. so this is what started the investigation. what opened this up, as you said, were, you

antioch police departments? still many unanswered questions. in antioch they are without a police chief and a city manager. interim folks are holding these positions down right now. they will be rebuilding the police department here in antioch and there will be a lot of attention on what that looks like, so on one hand it is how these two cities move ahead, as what goes on in the justice system moves ahead as well. just another chapter in this story and a lot to be resolved and learned as we hear more about what was going on. we want to point out that not a single one of the people charged is involved in all the different counts. it is sort of a hodgepodge of criminal activity. but obviously a lot of people have been waiting to learn more about what specifically these allegations were. >> they are very serious. wilson, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile in san jose, a police officer is in critical but stable condition after getting shot while responding to a domestic violence call. it started with a woman saying t

it is just not isolated to antioch or pittsburg, you know. >> antioch mayor released a statement saying today is a dark day in our city's history and the beginning of the end of a long process, unquoan. >> i don't think that today is a dark day at all for antioch. i think that this is a day to reflect on the past and how we want to move forward. >> reporter: a lot of rebuilding to do here in antioch where a new police chief is also needed. we reached out to a defense attorney associated with at least one of the accused officers. we have not yet received a response.. >> wilson, thank you for that latest information. you will recall that the antioch police department has been embroiled in a racist text message scandal. they came to light because of this fbi investigation and then it led to almost half of the city's police force being placed on leave. so, joinings us now is a former fbi agent. given the antioch police department's past, how do these new allegations sound to you now? >> well, you know, when they start peeling the layers of the onion back on this investigation you start find

. >> a missionary group from antioch is home tonight after being stuck in the share for a week. a military coup took over the government which forced shutdown of the borders. good evening and thanks for joining us tonight at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the lead. pastor is about what it took to get them back into the u.s.. >> we are thankful to be back home. steve and marie, a minor are relieved to be back in america after getting stuck in niger there. while a coup took over the government there grounding all flights. you know, we were never saw any violence like it was. being out of control, not being able to do what you want to do. so you felt trapped. the miners went to west africa to host a camp for kids with a missionary group of 11 people from cornerstone christian center in school in antioch. but when it was time to fly home, the borders shut down. uncertainty was the part that really got to you because >> you didn't know when the borders are going to open. we be getting news daily. >> as the missionary group anxiously waited fo

in antioch i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, jodi. up next, a neighborhood on edge. the search for a mountain lion roaming city streets. >>> also, a new crash involving one of those driverless taxis. a collision with a fire truck in san francisco. what went wrong. >>> and i'll have a look at what to expect this weekend plus the rain time line on hurricane hilary in seven minutes. >>> here's what we're working on. a flight aboard an f-16 to see firsthand why ukraine is so eager to add the fighter jet to its arsenal. the remarkable results of a new procedure restoring eye sights after serious injury. >>> okay, is it just growing pains or is this a mess? there's new fuel for the debate over the self-driving taxis in san francisco. two crashes involving those robotaxis including one that hit a fire truck in the city. here is nbc's sergio quintana. >> reporter: just after 10:00 p.m. last night a fire truck headed to an emergency call collided with a cruise car at an intersection. in posts by cruise, the company confirmed the car, which it

in order to harm individuals in and around antioch. the indictment describes. how defendants boasted about their legal uses of force and text messages between one another. the defendants also allegedly shared photos of their victims injuries. and even collected as mementos spent ammunition frim their attacks on the people of india. collectively, these 4 indictments described group of officers who acted as though they were above the law. the officers had no interest in de-escalation were other proper law enforcement tactics to avoid violence. and they tried to escape scrutiny by among other things, failing to submit truthful reports and by refusing to properly wear and use their body-worn cameras. police officers take an oath. the oath is a solemn promise to defend and follow the constitution of the united states as well as federal and state laws. police officers promise both to enforce laws to protect the public. and to protect the rights of the accused. that's the job. indictments unsealed today paint a picture of officers who have violated that of. when this

this is just the latest controversy to hit the antioch police department. there's also the ongoing racist text messaging scandal. >> also, a number of lawsuits filed by people who have been arrested by department officers. kron four's justine waldman, talk to civil rights attorney john burris. bearse is representing several of the people suing the department. we will hear from him coming up in the next half hour. san jose police officer is still in critical condition tonight after being shot yesterday morning after responding to a family disturbance call. she is the first female officer to be shot in the line of duty in the department's history. >> and she's a 10 year veteran of the force. while police have still not told us her name, we have learned that her partner on the job is ryan lowe, who is the brother of south bay assembly member evan low. we talked with the assemblyman today. he says his brother is doing ok, but still processing what happened? >> in real time, the adrenaline is going. but oftentimes some of these things can pop up later on a post

in a statement they say we're committed to still providing quality service to the citizens of antioch and also providing support for our members who are still working through this difficult time. >> the antioch community has been talking about this for years, and nobody has ever paid attention to them. >> reporter: francisco torres of reimagine antioch is among those pushing for arrests. he says he and others will continue to insist the officers be held accountable. >> it's something that they brought on to themselves. let me put it that way. we all have to follow the law, everybody. it doesn't matter if you're the president or if you're a police officer or if you're just a common citizen, civilian. >> reporter: in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> check out the story at nbcbayarea.com and search antioch police scandal. >>> scary moments at james lick high school. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. two students were stabbed on campus, both taken to the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries. nbc's ian cull was the first local reporter on scene. >> rep

a missionary group from antioch is home after being stuck in the share for a week.anded there when a military coup took over the government and close the airspace, shutting down the country's borders, took a lot of effort to get him home. students and teachers in the oakland and antioch unified school districts will be starting school today with a lot more districts starting school later this weekend. next week as well. >> the san francisco forty-niners officially wrapped up 2 weeks of training camp. >> so they got 10 days in the can now in quarterback brock purdy is performing pretty well recovering nicely from his surgery. >> he tells us how far he's doing so far. so good in training camp. >> i just look at it as a process. you know, the first day you come in, you're not going to be all pro and you know, killing it right off the get-go. it's like a process of formations operation getting on track with guys, the receivers being on time rhythm. >> and so and then from there you progress. and so at camp right now. for me. it's like, we have a good day. great, but i h

seeking to reform the antioch police department is not anti-police.ro our residents and pro officers that have served and continue to serve with honor. again, some, if not all of the officers who were arrested this morning in the east bay were supposed to appear in federal court in oakland at 10:30 and again the fbi has a news conference scheduled for 3:30 this afternoon. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> a lot to cover. thank you very much, bob. >>> police in the east bay have arresteded a man in connection with a drive-by shooting. they posted this video online of the shooting and its investigation. it happened on monday afternoon on 23rd street in california avenue. that's about a block away from richmond high school. police say the suspect, 21-year-old guillermo santiso saw the victims walking, made a u-turn in the car and shot at the group. one bullet hit the parked car and another in a nearby home. no one was hurt in the shooting. after a shooting of santizo's home, officers discovered the gun used in the shooting in his home. he

show related incidents can contact the antioch police department. think menu in kron. 4 news. >> a memorial continues to grow for euphoria, actor and oakland native angus cloud. he died last week at the age of 25 the memorials

announcing they will close the antioch boat launch parking lot from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. it's two changes they hope will slow down i'd show activity here at the marina. i witnessed firsthand this evening, it's still a work in progress. around 7:30 p.m., a side show unfolded in the parking lot of the antioch marina. i spoke with this man who sat in his car until the side show wrapped up. >> we see them over there. and then, we see over there -- >> reporter: what did you think about it? >> i think dangerous. >> reporter: a side show taking place in the same parking lot over the weekend, leading to a car hitting a fire hydrant, several collisions and injuring three people. >> very frustrating. it's frustrating for the residents and the businesses that have to live with this each night. >> reporter: the councilman announced that changes will be added to the marina to address the problem. the city will close the boat ramp gate from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. concrete barriers were added to keep cars from entering from an adjacent parking lot. >> with this, i believe t

a missionary group from antioch is home right now after being stuck in africa for a week. this is a military coup took over and the government had to shut down the borders. stephen murray, a minor when to west africa to host a camp for kids with a missionary group of 11 people from cornerstone christian center and school in antioch. but when it was a time to fly home, the border shutdown in the missionary group anxiously waited so they could figure out a way to get back. and they spent a lot of time reaching out to the local community. >> uncertainty was part that really got to you because you didn't know when the borders are going to open. we be getting news daily since we're here. what else can we and so we started repairing the school for them. >> the couple says they feel blessed because people did everything that they could to help them. sot third-highest saturday ridership day since the pandemic. the agency reach more than 101,000 riders traveling through bart stations part says a fence around the bay this weekend, including a baseball game between the a's and the gi

105 in fairfield, 103 in antioch. these temperatures from today will be chiseled down a couple of degrees tomorrow. tomorrow, it's still going to be very warm to hot inland, but not 105 in fairfield, maybe 98. so let's lose about five degrees in those inland bay valleys into the mid upper 90s. and then around the bay and the coast, probably about pretty similar to the same maybe shave a degree or two, that's tomorrow. but then on tuesday it really does more of a significant cooldown. there's fog right at the coast right now. it did clear off this afternoon or this morning. actually, the fog was gone pretty quick. so sunny day out the beaches. see the bay bridge here? you can't see the fog there because it's out by the coast about ten miles or eight miles away. now not even that far like three miles away for miles. so these are the right now temperatures you can kind of see the sea breeze. but look at brentwood, almost 80 degrees right now. concord 77 degrees. so a little warmer than last night at this time, which make

the antioch pd has no permanent chief, as we have been recovering. stephen ford resigned after less than a year on the job, jules. >>> all right, anne, thank you. let's get to an unusual homicide investigation in the hills of oakland. this was on campus drive near a small shopping plaza. the details around what happened there still a mystery. the victim's identity has not been released and there is no word on any suspects. >>> we have pretty unusual weather to talk about. our chopper is showing some of the clouds over the east bay. the market conditions could bring a chance of more thunderstorms, and guess what? that is just the beginning! when is the last time you heard of a tropical storm hitting california? it is very rare, but hurricane hillary is heading in the direction of southern california and is not expected to stay a hurricane, but it could bring heavy rain to parts of the state after hitting mexico. the city of san clemente has dealt with landslides recently and they are worried about more. they are going to spread plastic over the hillsi

one attorney who represents one of the defendants named in the antioch police texting scandal is noturprised by the ruling. >> you have potentially thousands of defendants whose ability to bring these claims would be hampered and unduly burdened by the necessity of first going to the court to get an order before they can even obtain the evidence necessary to make their motions regarding their own cases. anser: meanwhile a civil rights attorney and his partners wrote to the u.s. department of justice, calling for federal oversight based on what they called a pattern of discriminatory policing. >> that is very clear here in antioch with use of the words like "water buffalo," "gorilla" to refer to black people and use of the n-word. anser: one says federal oversight is necessary because of the doj's power to enforce the law. >> you can write the best policies and practices, but they don't mean anything if they are not actually enforced. and the enforcement would be by a federal monitor. >> oakland has had federal oversight, had federal oversight for over 20 years. san francisco had fede

antioch mayor lamar thorpe called it a dark day. in a statement, thorpe said in part to those that have accused me and others of being anti police for seeking to reform the antioch police department. today's arrests are demonstrative of the issues that have plagued the antioch police department for decades. these officers were arrested across the country, including in california, hawaii and texas, because they were named in grand jury indictments. they would go straight to trial unless they take plea deals first. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. and the acting chief of the antioch police department responded to the arrest saying in part, any police officer who breaks public trust must be held accountable, especially because our effectiveness relies heavily on confidence and support from the community. new information about the richmond day spas tied to two deaths from legionnaires disease earlier this month. we now know the zen day spas did not have the proper permits to offer hot tub services and it seems the busine

antioch begins their school today. that's all k through 12 in antioch, napa valley schools return on august. 16th. some districts including a saint helene and how mountain elementary they start as early as staff tomorrow wednesday. all right. coming up on 10 12 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a group of migrant. >> rights advocates are on their 3rd day of a 40 mile march. we're going to tell you where they're head >> and we're back at 10, 14 for your money this morning. oil costs and high tem>eratures have led now to the highest gas prices of the year. according data from aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular gas now is year high of $3.82. there is some good news. the price hikes have started to level off a bit and it could decrease. but it all depends on this year's hurricane season. if we've got infrastructure damaged by hurricanes. well, and that would blow the works in gas prices will go back up. but here's a look at the state average $5.7, a gallon. the bay area depends where you are. you

this is just the latest controversy to hit the antioch police department. there's also the ongoing races, text messaging scandal in a number of lawsuits filed by people have been arrested by the department's officers. >> on first justine waltman talk to civil rights attorney john burris, who is representing several of the people who are suing the department. we're going to hear from him coming up in about 10 minutes. >> good evening. i'm gayle ong here. the kron for weather center with your wake-up forecast. so you're going to start the morning. the 06:00am hour cloudy skies along the coast, but we're going to be waking up to some mild temperatures tomorrow. upper 50's in half moon bay 60's by the bay and inland by the 09:00am hour mostly cloudy skies in the lower 60's inland upper 60's. and then by noon, we'll see some sunshine and hot inland. it's going to reach 82. >> thank you, gayle. take a look at this. a thief caught on camera stealing money from the register of a walnut creek coffee shop. this is just one of several small businesses in walnut creek

it's triple digit heat for a antioch this afternoon.s like the middle of summer for a lot of us. we've got that summer. look this morning at the east bay hills right here. nothing but the sunshine this morning. if you love a nice bright morning, really savor this one because tomorrow it's going to be back to the great we go. high pressure ridge been in place this weekend. i'm sure you would guess that based on what the weather's been looking like, we're going have less of an impact from that and cooler air is about to slide on into the west coast. and that's going to keep us nice and cool across the bay area as we make our way through the rest of the week. so today we're not getting a whole lot access to that cool ocean air. that's why it's so sunny out there tomorrow morning after an evening push a fog. you're going to be waking up to some gray skies, even a little mist and drizzle kind of familiar. we were there last week and we're heading right back to it. the foggiest weather returns. as for today, it's 60's and 70's for san francis

there in antioch, you can see livermore about 100 degrees. 95 even in redwood city. so it was a very warm sunday. now we are expecting to see temperatures a little cooler today. you can see a little bit of a haze out there. lots of blue skies right now. 66 in san francisco or 76 in oakland, 90 degrees already, though, in san jose in livermore just popped up to 96 conquered. right now, 91 santa rosa 89. so you saw little haze there. i wanted to mention that because we do have moderate air quality today. obviously we have some at ald to the north of us to the south of we're expecting things to get better for us tomorrow. but right now that haze is because of that air quality has slipped just a little bit, little bit of wind out there, too, worried about 12, 13 miles per hour from san francisco right across the bay into oakland and then down to concord. and this is kind of what we're looking at. you can see how the marine layer as kind of pulled away. we've had a compressed, a marine layer that is going to change as we start to get into this evening. and that is why we'

officers of using excessive force against individuals in and around antioch. one of the text messages quoted said putting a pistol in someone's mouth and telling them to stop stealing is not illegal, it is an act of public service to prevent further victims of crimes. there are also wire -- wire fraud, steroid and defrauding charges, and the special agent talked about those arrests and where those arrests were made. >> warrants were served today across the bay area as well as in hawaii and texas. more than 100 fbi personnel participated. these arrests are the culmination of more than two years of painstaking antithetical investigative work by the fbi and the united states attorney's office and the contra costa district attorney's office. >> the antioch acting police chief and released a statement today, in part saying today's announcement reporting the arrest of current and former apd officers is disheartening and undermines the incredible work our staff does. eight of the defendants have made initial court appearances, more of those will come, and within thes

no problems in antioch, but pittsburg and bay point. antioch, we have the first day of school and we're looking at a smooth drive but a build in the east bay. i think the crash is cleared from 101. back over to you. >>> developing right now in washington, the clock is ticking for former president trump's legal team to respond to the justice department. prosecutors are calling for a protective order limiting what trump can say publicly in the federal election probe. trump attorneys have to respond by 2:00 our time. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington. brie, this comes as another indictment might be hanging over donald trump's head. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, kris. yeah, we are still waiting to see if there's an indictment coming out of georgia, but when it comes to today's deadline, prosecutors say that former president trump made multiple posts regarding the election interference case and warn that he could use evidence in a way that may cause harm to witnesses. former president donald trump lashing out

a very similar trend even in the antioch. low 80s -- upper 80s for now and mid 80s by friday and then we jump up into the upper 90s potentially even triple digits as we head all the way off into next week. for anyone heading out to outside lands, expect beautiful and cool conditions to kick off the first days. i mean, friday and saturday, we're still sitting in the mid- to low 60s for daytime highs but by sunday for any headliners out there they're going to get the best weather on sunday. in san francisco in the inland east bay and pretty much all throughout the microclimates. san francisco here we go. partly cloudy skies still holding on tight even in the weekend and luckily temperatures warm up in the 70s by that point and speaking of 70s expecting upper 70s and lower 80s for the friends in the north bay and even down in the santa clara valley throughout the next seven days. gianna? >>> large, sounds good. taking a look at the roadways right now. getting sisterhood to make that ride into san francisco, maybe you are taking

but first, antioch city

law enforcement responded to multiple sideshows in antioch yesterday morning. lakota happened here was around 3 in the morning. the car crashed into another car and then into a fire hydrant at west 9th and g streets. a woman in her 50's suffered major injuries and the driver of that vehicle was caught after trying to run away at the 21 year-old they arrested was a no bail warrant at a santa clara county for a previous sideshow. and there were other incidents as well. >> additionally, right after that, we were dispatched to hear at the antioch area for one vehicle into the at the end of the antioch area. >> and look at what happened here. the driver of the car that went into the water, disc apes. they have been identified. they were just gone. so police are still looking for that driver. >> well, happening today, it's the first day of school for a lot of k through 12 students in the bay area. in fact, the oakland unified school district is the first to begin the year. they'll be followed by a san francisco and several east bay district's beginning next week spea

(easy upbeat music) >>> now at 5:00, the chaotic side show overnight in antioch, leaving city officials deciding how to stop them when half the police department has been suspended. >> we need to bring somebody else in to assist. >> and pushback against the plan to have drivers foot the bill for bart's fiscal cliff. >> saving a giant. how a group in sonoma county is trying to protect a 3,000-year-old tree. >> the tree like that gives us the sense of awe, right? and that sense of awe is really important. >> thanks for joining us this sunday, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann andrea nakano. an suv in the river. this is the aftermath following the wild side show at the antioch marina parking lot. >> the marina is just a block away from the police department. residents and business owners tell da lin they're fed up. >> reporter: hours after the side show, we can still smell the burnt rubber. there are tire marks all over the parking lot. we'll come back to this car shortly. officers responded to multiple crashes involving cars leaving the side show and fleeing from antioch police. >> i'm not su

chp is investigating. >> chaos east bay has multiple sideshows break out in antioch. one early this morning led to injuries and damage. this is a look at the aftermath here just before 03:00am a vehicle crashed into another car and this fire hydrant at west 9th. the g street, a woman in her 50 suffered major injuries. the driver of the suspect vehicle was caught after trying to run away. police say the 21 year-old was on no-bail warrant out of santa clara county for previous sideshow activity. and this wasn't the only incident authorities responded to. >> additionally right after that, we were dispatched to hear at the antioch area for one vehicle into the at the end of the antioch marina. >> of that vehicle got away before police arrived. they have not been identified. officials say another car also crashed into a fire hydrant in the parking lot of the antioch marina. >> traffic on the bay bridge today was slow down because of several bicyclists that we're in the lanes of traffic. this happened around 3 this afternoon in direction, causing delays for hours. this is v

tonight, civil rights attorneys are focusing in on the antioch police department. they're now formally asking the us department of justice to investigate and take over that police department. ktvu brooks joins us live tonight from antioch. brooks, what are the attorney's asking for here? well, ultimately, they want to see an independent monitor, oversee department reform. civil rights attorneys say for too long, the antioch police department has had a pattern in practice of discriminatory, unconstitutional policing. the time has come for major intervention. and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justice, civil rights attorney john burris calls for an investigation into the antioch police department. all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racial biased policing. the department out of control. there's no accountability here. and the people who are supposed to control the officers, the sergeants and lieutenants and the captains held they participated from racist and homophobic text messages among officers to cla

the antioch police department kron four's dan kerman reports.ry that members of the antioch police force for sending racist text messages to each other. >> not only created a scandal led to investigations by the contra costa county district attorney's office, the fbi and california's attorney general, not just in to the tax but additional allegations. individuals have complained to us about the use of excessive force. arrests. asking on the screens taking confessions that they had not given taking them money when they should. and that recorded taken even a drugs. now, bay area, civil rights attorney john burris, who filed 2 federal civil rights lawsuit against the department for discriminatory policing has sent this letter to the u.s. department of justice asking that its civil rights division also launch an investigation. we want the government to come in and say, look, we look at this this department and we see ongoing pattern discriminatory law enforcement based upon race, homophobic. and make ideas and this department has to be cha ge. that

and this is just the latest controversy to hit the antioch police department. there's also the ongoing racist text messaging scandal and a number of lawsuits filed by the been arrested by the department's officers 4 talk to civil rights attorney john burris, who is representing several of the people suing the department. we will hear from him coming up in our next half hour. several small businesses in walnut creek of recently fallen victim to burglars. one of the latest happening at a coffee shop downtown kron four's dan thorn is hearing concerns from that business owner tonight. he joins us live in walnut creek with more i can understand why the concern. >> jagr the owner of tell us coffee here on north main street says after this latest burglary, she is considering the difficult decision of going cashless, which may hurt her customers. walnut creek police have already investigated several burglaries here downtown over the last month. but these crimes are making business owners feel a little uneasy. >> another burglary in downtown walnut creek, 2 people, incl

antioch, warming up to 98. tomorrow we are talking about low 80s.g to be the case as we wrap up the week and head into our weekend forecast. into san rafael we go, we will notice that cool down, not as much necessarily. our micro climates are doing something different. today we are in the 80s and tomorrow we will hit the 60s. i take that back. that is a pretty big change. the rest of our micro climates, sunny as high pressure builds in and cooler and cloudier. we might get a little bit coastal moisture. we can see drizzle in the forecast for our tuesday set up with cool conditions that will range into san francisco. don't be shocked as you see that marine layer fill the bay tomorrow morning with a little bit of moisture too. cloudy skies will stick around and temperatures slowly rise back to average and even a little bit above average. in the north bay, 90s today, 70s tomorrow. you will need multiple outfits this week. >> i am ready for it. let's get you out the door. if you are heading to the bay bridge or ready to make the ride out of the east bay

in antioch, 81 in santa rosa. forecast looks like this and you can see little change on friday. temperatures on the weekend warm a couple of degrees. but we're sort of dodging the heat bullet as opposed to texas and those areas in the mid part of the country that are sweltering this entire summer. all right, bill, thank you. well, the box office totals are in making it official. barbie is a billionaire. hey, barbie, can i come to your house tonight? sure. i don't have anything. big plan. just a giant blowout party with all the barbies and planned choreography and a bespoke song. you should stop by. so cool. warner brothers says as of this weekend, the barbie movie has brought in just over $1 billion at the box office worldwide. after three weeks in theaters. that makes director greta gerwig the first solo female director with $1 billion movie. the movie also joins just 50 films that when adjusted for inflation, to ever reach that billion dollar mark, well, who knows if this will ever happen, but the chances of a c

arena for one vehicle into at the end of the antioch area. >> well, you that. so they pulled it out of the water and there's nobody inside and no driver to be found. so they're still looking for the driver of that vehicle. >> well, happening today, it's the first day of school for a lot of k through 12 students here in the bay area. oakland unified school district, for instance, they're the first to begin this year, followed by san francisco and several east bay district's beginning next week. speaking of the east bay, antioch, also set to begin their school year today for all k through 12 locations. napa valley schools return on august 16th. that's next tuesday. and then some districts like saint helena and howell, a mountain elementary school. they'll start as early as this wednesday. so already >> the mother of oakland native and euphoria star angus cloud says that his death was not a suicide. lisa cloud posted update on facebook describing a, quote, shattered time for her family. she said she appreciates the love they've received since clouds, death. she sa

she says the city of antioch has a lot to do to repair the damage. >> i wish you would continue to get all these bad seeds out of here, let them take accountability for what they did. they need to be fired, no pensions, do jail time because they committed a crime. >> reporter: she says she's happy the fbi took action as soon is calling on antioch to take the steps needed to win back public trust. in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, here it goes. southern california bracing for hurricane hilary. the storm could bring rain to the bay area as well. right now hilary is a category 4 hurricane. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. jeff, category 4 hurricane, that is big. will it cool off and slow down? >> i think we will see this drop-off in terms of intensity. yes, a very powerful storm system we are looking at right now that stretches over 1,000 miles wide. now the current stats has us at a very ferocious category 4, winds of 130 miles per hour. central pressure also continuing to drop down to 948 millibars. the lower that number goes, the stronger th

but antioch only cooling down to 72 degrees. we're going to see about 5 degrees of cooling far hottest inland valleys and even along the coasts downtown san francisco out of the 70's and in the upper 60's with mid 90's for concord livermore and even santa rosa. so still going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average for our hottest inland valleys with san jose at 88 degrees. so hot temperatures there as well. don't let your guard down, even though we're not under any heat advisories or excessive heat warnings. the real cool down and relief won't arrive until tuesday that some are actually going to be about 5 degrees below average until we gradually warm up to seasonal temperatures by saturday and then valley. he returns in the low 90's, but fortunately, no triple digit heat in the seven-day forecast. annual. back to you. >> said thanks a lot. governor gavin newsom has designated south san francisco rohnert park and santa cruz as pro housing communities that makes them eligible for additional funding and resources to build more low in

antioch mayor lamar thorpe called it a dark day. in a statement, thorpe said in part to those that have accused me and others of being anti police for seeking to reform the antioch police department. today's arrests are demonstrative of the issues that have plagued the antioch police department for decades. these officers were arrested across the country, including in california, hawaii and texas, because they were named in grand jury indictments. they would go straight to trial unless they take plea deals first. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. and the acting police chief of the antioch police department responded to today's arrests saying in part, quote, any police officer who breaks public trust must be held accountable, especially because our effectiveness relies heavily on confidence and support from community. a man is under arrest for a deadly shooting along the oakland waterfront. the east bay regional park district says generic adon bernardino santiago is in custody for the homicide that happened on august 8

>> tonight at 5.30, attorneys who have filed 2 federal civil rights lawsuit against the antioch police department. well, they're now calling on the u.s. department of justice to step in. yeah, this is in connection to that racist text messaging scandal that has plagued the department. >> kron four's dan kerman tells us tonight attorneys are calling this a pattern of discriminatory policing. the discovery that members of the antioch police force for sending racist text messages to each other. >> not only created a scandal led to investigations by the contra costa county district attorney's office, the fbi and california's attorney general, not just in to the tax but additional allegations. individuals have complained to about the use of excessive force. arrests. asking on the screens taking confessions that they had not given taking them money when they should. and that recorded taken even a drugs. now, bay area, civil rights attorney john burris, who filed 2 federal civil rights lawsuit against the department for discriminatory policing has sent this letter to the u.s. department of ju

in antioch it heads for 85 degrees. at the bottom of the screen. eventually it's going to heat up and that's holding off until the weekend. we're enjoying it, while daly city will see a high of 62 degrees. in san francisco, it's in the mid-60s downtown, the outer sunset at 64, 68 in mill valley. and sonoma reaching 80 degrees. heat is easing up for a little while, but it's going to be coming back for the weekend. any time we see high pressure shifting back and forth, it can make a huge difference on the wind direction, and also just how warm it gets, especially in the inland valleys. so instead of an ocean breeze like what we're getting now, we're going to see a land breeze that's going to be coming in from the east. that's going to push those winds offshore and make those temperatures start to go up. so take a look at the changes we'll see in napa, going from upper 70s from today through friday to 85, not too bad for saturday, but it will start to get warm during the middle of the afternoon on sunday, reaching 90 degre

. >> now 9 chaos breaks out in the east bay's multiple sideshows take place in antioch overnight. the illegal events resulting in injuries and damage. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 9. >> i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. we do have video of the aftermath just before 3 o'clock this morning. >> a vehicle crashed into another car at a fire hydrant at west 9th g street. a woman in her 50's suffered major injuries. the driver of the suspect vehicle on this was caught after trying to run away. police say the 21 year-old was on a no-bail warrant out of santa clara county for previous sideshow activity. and this wasn't the only incident authorities responded to. >> additionally right after that, we were dispatched to hear at the antioch area for one vehicle into at the end of the antioch area. >> this car got away before they arrived at another car, also crashed into a fire hydrant in the parking lot of the antioch marina. >> several bicyclists on the bay bridge slowed traffic this afternoon. it happened around 3 o'clock in the eastbound direction and it caused delays for h

nobody getting up to 90 antioch in vacaville are close to spots at 89 today.looking ahead, tomorrow's temperatures will rise just a little bit. we'll see a few low to mid-nineties for saturday and sunday, but still way closer to our seasonal averages that we had been chance of thunderstorms looking the greatest come monday could see some isolated showers out of that remnant. tropical moisture. before we clear out and do warm up a little bit towards the middle to end of next week. as for your roads right now still friday. light out there. nothing hold the up at the bay bridge. love it. when commutes below 10 minutes, you know, it's going to pick up a little bit. but hoping that it doesn't get too bad today, richmond center fell at 7 minutes and a look at the golden gate bridge not looking out of 10 of fog out there as you're making your crossing. james. all right. thank you very much, john. 5.17, the time in the north bay, a cyber attack is preventing thousands of bay area real estate agents from doing their jobs. >> they say they've been locked out of a listin

antioch also begins their school year today for all k through 12 locations. now valleys will returns on august. 16th. some districts like saint alina and how mountain elementary started as early as this wednesday. well, the oakland police commission hosted 2 community meetings on saturday on their search for a new police chief. now, the commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief light. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest that they are fit for the job. now commission's vice chair david jordan says next chief needs to reflect the community. >> to do that without hearing from what but we think the community, not small pockets in the community said >> well, the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning on afternoon, the first on the 81st avenue branch of the public library last on the west oakland branch. the commission says it will use the com

this is so critical keeping the residents of antioch safe. >> anyone with information about the sidecidents can contact the antioch police department haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> that developing news. also an east bay man is dead after being rescued from the harbor bay over the weekend. firefighters in the u.s. coast guard helped rescue 4 people near the harbor bay ferry terminal in alameda yesterday afternoon. they say 7 rescue swimmers found 3 people in the water several 100 yards offshore. officials say when they arrived, one victim was on shore in cardiac arrest. all 4 people were taken to a local hospital where that cardiac victim later died. the victims names have not been released. >> the mother of oakland native and euphoria star angus cloud says his death was not a homicide. lisa cloud posted the update on facebook. she says despite this shattered time for their family and this is last day was a joyful one. and she says he did not intend to end his life. cloud said her son spoke of his intent to help provide for his sister's at college. i was working on an art project at h

he was one named in the antioch police texting scandal. eric brumbaugh always one of the officers indicted. he is expected to be indicted friday. the attorney wants the evidence the feds have. >> my hope is that once the indictments come down and are unsealed, we will be able to finally access the evidence they have against those officers involved. anser: conspired to injure, oppress, and intimidate residents of antioch. "i s anning off." "me too, >> two police the police, that is what we are asking the federal government to do, and that is how we are approaching these senate indictments. anser: conspiracy has been tough to prove. messages written by these officers show the officers state of mind and in their own words. >> it becomes a lot easier to prove an overt act and furtherance of the criminal conspiracy. anser: ellen mcdonald calls the investigation historic but more indictments could come. the investigation is still ongoing. >> it takes years and years to find justice for the victims of these officers. and to turn a blind eye to th

and others of being anti-police for seeking to reform the antioch police department. these arrests are demonstrative of the issues that have plagued the antioch police department for decades. and all of these police officers and former police officers are expected to go straight to trial unless they take plea deals. officials say they also charged a 10th person, a former antioch community service officer, as well. dave, back to you. all right, james, thank you. time now, 714. an arrest has been made in the case of a missing 15 year old girl from modesto. almost 40 years after she disappeared here. her name was susan robin bender. she vanished april 25th, 1985, after being seen getting into a green van at the greyhound bus depot in modesto. yesterday, the modesto police announced the arrest of raymond lewis stafford. however, investigators haven't said how they linked him to the disappearance of the teenager. we are following several new developments in the deadly wildfires in maui. the head of maui's emergency management agency has abruptly resigned, citing health rea

a sideshow turned in the chaos over the weekend in antioch leading to 2 dramatic collisions. the driver of one car crashed into a fire hydrant. >> while allegedly trying to get away from police, another car went into the water and had to be towed out water. rescue officials say the driver lost control, went over the delta and then abandoned the car. this sideshow happened in the parking lots of the marina and smith's landing. this was from sunday and any act. mayor lamar thorpe says sideshow suppression efforts have been hampered by the ongoing police misconduct investigation. >> at a point where, you know, prepared to the state for chp support repaired. asked the county for support from the sheriff's department. we're preppred. ask anybody for support. this is so critical keeping the residents of antioch safe. >> coming up here tonight at 9 kron four's amanda hari shares one council members proposal to bring in some reinforcements for the city's short-staffed police department. >> traffic on the bay bridge was slowed yesterday afternoon because of several bicycle is set were

livermore, concord, antioch.res are going to be just a tad warmer for tomorrow and then a tad warmer on monday. and now we're looking at some real heat tuesday into wednesday when our inland communities getting back to close to 100 degrees, if not hitting it on wednesday. right now, that looks to be when temperatures peak. meanwhile around the bay, it's going to be a warm one tuesday into wednesday, 80s, 60s and 70s expected at the coast. ali. thank you, rosemary. well, a crew of four new spacex astronauts launched early this morning and they are headed to the international space station to switch out with the current crew who is there. when we come back, we'll have details on their mission. and police in chicago investigating a shooting during last night's game against the oakland a's coming up at eight, the latest from witnesses on the emergency response to that crisis ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. president luis r