near bolinas road. now, you are seeing video that a viewer shared with us.houses or buildings are threatened, but officials say this has a moderate rate of spread. we will keep an eye on this and let you know if anything changes. >> and now to our top story tonight, a neighborhood daycare in san jose gets its license revoked. the happy, happy home daycare also now facing an $11,000 fine. the drownings of two toddlers and the injury of a third is forcing authorities to take a much closer look. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz, abc abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to one long time child safety advocate who has fought for extra safety protections at the state level and he says this new decision should be going many steps further. >> days following the devastating drowning of two toddlers at a home daycare pool, the state has suspended the operator's license following a hearing. the state may choose to revoke the license entirely. the department of social services may also prohibit the operators from

near bolinas road. now, you are seeing video that a viewer shared with us. no houses or buildings are threatened, but officials say this has a moderate rate of spread. we will keep an eye on this and let you know if anything changes. >> and now to our top story tonight, a neighborhood daycare in san jose gets its license revoked. the happy, happy home daycare also now facing an $11,000 fine. the drownings of two toddlers and the injury of a third is forcing authorities to take a much closer look. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz, abc abc7 news south bay reporter lauren martinez spoke to one long time child safety advocate who has fought for extra safety protections at the state level and he says this new decision should be going many steps further. >> days following the devastating drowning of two toddlers at a home daycare pool, the state has suspended the operator's license following a hearing. the state may choose to revoke the license entirely. the department of social services may also prohibit the operators

this happened just off wildcat beach north of bolinas. witnesses tell us that three people went swimming 25 to 50 yards offshore when a shark appeared to attack one of them. they say there was a pool of blood in the water. we tagged along as first responders scoured the coast on watercraft, looking for the mixing 52-year-old man. the director of san jose state shark research center said september and october other months when there are more shark sightings because of elephant seals and sea lions giving birth. >> they tend to hunt where they are at an advantage. if you think about the surf, sea lions cannot always pick up on stuff because of the activity. that is where wide shocks will often attack. >> he of the sizes in the 70 plus years of tracking shark attacks in california, the average has remained consistent with three to four incidents a but marin county has a higher number of shark attacks compared to other counties across the state since 1950. >>> we might be in the fall season but it is feeling more like summer as high pressure b

swimmer missing in marin county who may have been bitten by a shark just off wildcat beach north of bolinase talk to marin county firefighters who were involved in the search. >> reporter: is unclear what type of shark attacked the swimmer. i wildcat beach is very remote. you have to go quite a few miles beyond this gate to get there. marin county firefighters received the call before 10:30 sunday morning. three men went for a swim at wildcat beach when they say a shark attacked one of them. people swim back to shore. he told first responders there was a large pool of blood in the water. before the attack they say they were swimming about 25 to 50 yards from the beach. >> we went to a high point on the campground area above the beach. we are able to observe a good portion of the ocean from there. we had two people with binoculars overseeing the rescue. >> aside from firefighters assisting the search from land there were two jet skis, a coast guard boat and a helicopter looking for the swimmer. >> after searching 21 square month -- nautical miles we have been unsuccessful so far. the intent

and we're actually getting where that there is a grass above fairfax, along bolinas road near the meadow club. >> no evacuations, though, and they say no buildings are currently in danger. so hopefully they knock it down quickly because it is still warm night, lawrence. yeah, very warm. very dry out there. the one think it's been really good about this heat wave is we haven't seen those drastic winds. if you get. >> this kind heat, then you get some very extreme winds. that's when the fire danger really gets a tremendous here in the bay area right now. it's just kind of a quiet night out there, but it is very, very warm outside the temperatures they holding in the 70's around much of the bay area, even into san francisco. you've got some mid 70's right now. clear skies as they can be as we've got that offshore wind continuing outside numbers today. but we had one record hard to believe, but there's been no hotter days before. but today, 9 degrees. that was a record in half moon bay, 88 for a high in san francisco. 90 in oakland. 93 in hayward, 96 in mountain view. and 95 degrees in san j

for a missing man who may have been attacked by a shark off the coast just off wildcat beach near bolinas yesterday. three people went swimming 25 to 50 yards offshore when a shark appeared to attack of with them. they say there was a pool of blood in the water. first responders scoured the coast on watercraft a second day, no signs of life for the missing 52-year-old man. the director of san jose state shark research center says september and october are the months where there's more shark sightings because of elephant seals and sea lions giving birth. >> they'll tend to hunt where it puts them at an advantage. you think about the surf, sea lions can't always pick up on stuff because of all the activity. that's where white sharks will often attack. >> dave ebert emphasizes in the 70 plus years of tracking shark attacks in california, the average has remained very consistent with three to four incidents a year, but he also says marin county has among the higher number of shark attacks compared to other counties across the state since 1950. >>> let's get to some other stories around the ba

some areas are mild to warm. 68 at sfo, 68 in alameda, 70in bolinas, 68. one observation in vallejo, 67 degrees, 50 though. but middletown's checked in now at 49. cloverdale still 6034. truckee south. lake tahoe 66. in las vegas, but 71 in monterey. how about that? the high continues to be the dominant feature here. it's warm to hot. it's hot. even on the coast. when half moon bay hit 90 yesterday for a record high. that's hot. and it'll probably be more of the same today. although change is on the way. i'll tell you, this is an interesting pattern because we're going from one extreme to the other. we'll drop 25 degrees and maybe get a little hint of some rain in here on tuesday morning, probably north of marin county's the way it looks to me. no fog yet. mild to warm, low sunny for all today will be the hottest day. a lot of 90 pacifica. i should probably just put you in at 90. i mean, you're already sitting at 72, but we'll leave it there. nice to hot on saturday, but i think a little cooler coast in bay. then cooler kicks in sunday and for all into earl

look at bolinas 67. yeah, bodega bay is 57, a lot of 50s in here. sausalito and tiburon, 66, 68. you don't see that all the time. but easterly breeze will do it. 71, crescent city, 61, san diego. so everything's topsy turvy in this kind of a pattern due to the direction of the wind, which is usually east or northeast. it's not strong. that's the good news. but we are looking for a dry pattern or hot pattern, at least until next tuesday. what? yes i mean, it'll start to cool down sunday, monday for sure. a couple of the forecast models now sweep in some rain on tuesday. so, you know, i would welcome that, to be honest with you. but the next couple of days, it's about warm temps to hot temps, wall to wall, sun hot for most. i mean, if you're on the coast, it's your summer 80s and then 90s for just isothermal here there's not much of a spread here on a lot of these temps as you might imagine. october is much different than than summer i think saturday, a little cooler sunday cooling begins and then much cooler monday. all right. thank you, steve. remem

marin county officials have approved a grant for temporary rv campground on to chair a ranch in bolinas. more than $622,000 will be invested to help move people out of unpermitted structures on that ranch and into rv's and trailers. and there will be worked on to make conditions more livable in the event of a wet winter, the county is allowing the emergency rv campground to operate fall more permanent housing is being built in other places. happening today, members of the local sag after a union plan to rally in san francisco. they're marking the one 100th day of their strike. it's happening at san francisco, a san francisco city hall at 05:00pm state. senator scott wiener will be there. the union and studio executives did meet yesterday for talks. both sides are said to be negotiating again today. performers are asking for minimum pay to keep up with inflation and compensation to reflect the value. they say they bring to streaming platforms. >> coming up next, why the legal team for disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried's. they say now he will take the stand in his fraud trial and a

callers were at wildcat beach, north of bolinas, in a remote part of the point reyes national seashorefor there, a witness said a man was in the water with a group when a shark attacked him. other members of the group managed to get out of the water. one ran to a camper who just happened to have a satellite phone which helped him bring this air medical chopper to the scene. >> there was it was a group that went up there for to celebrate someone's wedding. and that it was someone with the group that went out into the water and got attacked. this is not a typical attack that we've heard of. >> so it does create some complicate options when you can't find someone in the water . >> usually shark attack victims make it back to shore so they can be helped. tonight, the us coast guard tells us the search for the victim is ongoing. tonight 28 million people paying off their student loans are again being required to do so after a three year pandemic pause. repayments are restarting tonight out along with all that interest, some borrowers in the bay area are bracing for a big financial hit. i-te

warm sector at 68, even bolinas at 63. bolinas fire station. it's a warm day already. berkeley lab is 66 warm degrees, which is warmer than mt. veeder and also ben lomond mountain. don't see that all the time, but you do today. mt. veeder has a north wind at 14 and ben loman has a northeast at 13. so there's your offshore direction, even though thankfully it's not strong. some october warmth heat if you will. and we're not getting into 104 or 105 category, but still with that easterly breeze, the coast is clear. san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos. up we go on the forecast highs, 88, 89, 88 and 88, probably add about 2 to 3 to these tomorrow into friday 50s and 60s. on the temps, the city's already 61. they bottomed out at 60 yesterday. they were 54. so there are already six degrees warmer than yesterday at this time, mid 50s, 60s vacaville, 68, brentwood 62 won't take long there. 30s in the mountains. truckee's cold 30 degrees. south. lake tahoe, 35 reno and alturas and mammoth also 3637. if you want warmer weather, next three days are for you after about i

just like today, especially up around stinson and bolinas, you'll see some clearing.o you can kind of see the fog wafting or wafting in. we had big time valley fog this morning in the central valley, especially along the east side there towards granite bay, south down towards fresno. i think we'll see a little more valley fog tonight in the inland bay valleys and even maybe some in hours. so be be be aware of that. other than that, tomorrow's just like today. plenty of sunshine, mild, warm. and then it starts to cool off with big, big changes. but changes coming as we head towards the end of the week. all right, bill, thank you. new at ten, santa clara county has settled a dispute with more than 400 doctors in the county health system. the doctors accused the county of unfair labor practices after some of them receive letters threatening unionized doctors against striking over stalled contracts and untenable working conditions. the settlement includes the county retract the threatening statements made by its executives. it also requires them to take training on califo

officials in marin county have just approved a grant for a temporary rv campground on to share a ranch in bolinashan $622,000 is going to be invested into helping to move people off of unpermitted structures and out of those and on the ranch and into rv's and trailers and make conditions livable preparation for a wet winter. the county is allowing the emergency rv campground to operate while they construct adequate housing for residents elsewhere. santa clara county is set to see its worst property value declines since 2008 in the financial crisis. new data shows about 17,000 properties declined in value just this year and home sales drop by 25%. officials say the properties that have lost a value equal or over to about 4 billion dollars county wide and they say the drop in housing values is because of inflation. and, you know, we have interest rates now at about 8%. so those are high people are struggling to sell their homes officials are worried about this downward trend because 51% of all property tax revenue in the county goes to local school districts. >> well, coming up in the next hour of

. >> the blaze was reported a little before 10:00pm in the 1000 block of bolinas road right near. >>about 10, 40 and then a little fore midnight. the blaze was 25% contained. no injuries have been reported. no structures threatened. >> time now 7 37 and in the south bay, new housing is coming to san jose. the vta board of directors just approved a 5 year lease agreement with the city there. 7 acres of land of eta's bus yard that they're going to be using. city officials have been trying to build 200 transitional units on that site. and the state did recently a word the city, the money for that contract. so those so construction will get underway was unanimous vote. san jose's mayor met matt mahan is reacting, saying in part it's exactly the kind of action that we must take to end. san jose's era's of encampments. thank you to my colleagues and the vta for being a strong partner in ending our homelessness crisis. and actually mahan is going to be joining us live on the kron. 4 news at noon today. it is. yeah, so stay tuned for that. in the meantime, happening today, you're going to se

that blaze was reported just before 10 o'clock last night at the 1000 block of bolinas road right near the metal club. crews were able to stop its for progress at about 10, 40 or so last night. and as of midnight, they had about 25% contained. no injuries reported. and at this point, no structures threatened. well, the mayor, san jose is calling for an independent audit over the san jose animal care and services in a post on x mayor matt mahan says that animals can't speak for themselves and that an independent audit needs to make sure shelter is up to industry standards, he says is an important step forward toward making the shelter the best that it can be to provide care to animals. this is also a reminder that the shelter is overcapacity. if you can adopt, please do so. >> it's 10 38 and women's basketball is coming to the bay area in 2025. is yeah. the wnba. >> offering an expansion team. it was awarded to the golden state warriors and kron four's. dan thorn gives us a look. >> very pleased to announce that the wnba is coming to the bay area. >> ask it. ball is getting bigger in th

the blaze was reported just before 10:00pm in the 1000 block of bolinas road right near the meadow club. crews stop the forward progress at about 10, 40 last night, a little before midnight. the blaze was listed at 25% contained. no injuries have been reported. no structures have been threatened. >> it's a 37 and the mayor of san jose is calling for an independent audit over the san jose animal care and services. there was a post on acts and on it. mayor matt mahan says that the animals can speak for themselves and an independent audit. one make sure that the shelter is up to industry standards. he says important to make sure that the shelter is providing the best care that it can. and this is also a reminder that the shelter is over capacity. new housing is coming to san jose. the vta board of directors approved a 5 year leasing deal with the city for 7 acres of land at one of the bus yards for vta for months. city officials have been trying to build 200 sent transitional units on the site that you see here and the state recently awarded the city the money for this project. so they're

officials in marin county have approved a grant for a temporary rv campground on to care, ranch in bolinasan $622,000 will be invested into helping move residents off other structures on the ranch and into rv's and trailers conditions. livable ahead of a wet winter season. the county is allowing the emergency rv campground to operate while they construct adequate housing for residents elsewhere. we're going to take a break. it is 6.56. and coming up in the next hour kron 4 morning news. the giants have hired a new manager to replace gabe kaplan. >> and it's an old face. we know. well, talk more about the new coach coming up. plus, a pilot facing dozens of charges has entered a not guilty plea. we'll tell you what he says happened. when he allegedly tried to stop a plane's engines mid-flight on its way to san francisco and the city of extending its state of emergency. as the police department works to fill empty positions will tell you what they're doing to recruit new officers. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all you

blaze was reported just before 10:00pm and the 1000 block of bolinas road right near mezcla.topped the progress around 10 14 and as of 11:45pm, the blaze was 25% contained. thankfully, no injuries have been reported and no structures were threatened. well, the santa clara county health department, they're urging everyone to get vaccinated against covid and flu this fall county relaunching a tool to track common viruses. they moved through communities. he uses data from wastewater show levels of flu as well as rsv activity. well, a vaccine for rsv is also recommended by the county now for infants and pregnant people. county says everyone over the age of 6 should get the other 2 shots to protect against covid and the flu. those shots are now widely available. happening today. you're going to see the beloved angels soar across the bay area. the big event starts today and it's going to last throughout the weekend. we get will trend live at the marina green with a preview. good morning. well, right now you can see all the activities right behind me at your disposal at 10 o'clock t

callers were at wildcat beach, north of bolinas, in a remote part of the point reyes national seashoretness said a man was in the water with a group when a shark attacked him. other members of the group managed to get out of the ocean . one ran to a camper who just happened to have a satellite phone, and that helped bring this air medical chopper to the scene. >> there was it was a group that went up there for to celebrate someone's wedding. and that it was someone with the group that went out into the water and got attacked. this is not a typical attack that we've heard of. >> it does create some complications when you you can't find someone in the water. usually a shark attack. >> victims make it back to shore so they can be helped. the coast guard tells us the search for this victim is ongoing. jetblue airways is the latest airline to now offer a no fee guarantee that allows families to sit together. >> so jetblue now promises children 13 and younger can sit next to an adult traveling with them on the same reservation for no additional fee. passengers who get jetblue's blue basic fa

but from bolinas, muir beach, stinson beach, sunset district down to daly city, there's still some fog there, but warmer is the main message this week. in fact, the warmest we've seen in a while here. temps probably won't peak out until friday when i think we could get some mid 90s for some inland areas. if you're part of the 84 club today, this is your forecast high today for napa, lafayette menlo park in san jose, 88 to 8182. all 84 on my forecast highs for today had 40s for some lows. we were cooler yesterday morning, but 40s and now we're seeing 50s and 60s. temperatures not too far removed from the lows. just about an hour or two ago. some fog out there, but far less than yesterday. and i don't think there's going to be much at all by tomorrow, upper low that we had two systems. one on the weekend, one clipped the northern part of the state yesterday. they are heading east. they'll be big players there. but that high is building in. you can put it in there so you can see what's developing here. the high will build north, continue to build north through thursday. friday could see a

callers were at wildcat beach, north of bolinas, in a remote part of the point raised national seashore the group managed to get out of the ocean. one ran to a camper. that happened to have a satellite phone that helped to bring an air medical chopper to the scene. >> there was was a group that went up there for to celebrate someone's wedding and that it was someone with the group that went out into the water and got attacked. this is not a typical attack that we've heard of. >> it does create some complications when you can't find someone in the water. >> usually a shark attack victims make it back to shore. so they can be helped. coast guard tells us the search for the victim is ongoing. >> this year marks 30 years since 12 year old polly klaas was kidnaped. it happened october 1st, 1993, when polly was having a sleepover with her friends. she was abducted at knifepoint from her home in petaluma. and she was found dead two months later. today her murderer has had a profound effect for missing children and crime prevention. her father started the polly klaas foundation, which works to

just ofof wildcat beach north of bolinas.eople went into the water and only two came out yelling about a pool of blood left behind. our crews joined first responders looking for that missing 52-year-old man yesterday. we still don't have his name but we have learned september and october are the months where there are more shark sightings in that area because of elephant seals and sea lions giving birth. >> an advance -- you think about the surf you know. sea lions you know, can't always pick up on stuff because of the activity and stuff. that's where white sharks often attack. >> he says marin county has higher numbers of of shark attacks compared to other counties across the state. >>> in oakland, fire crews stopped a brush fire that came dangerously close to, racing through a neighborhood. this is near parker and outlook avenues. firefighters climbed on top of the roof of one of the homes to fight in fire, as you can see here more than 50 firefighters helped knock down the flames. the fire did damage to one home's attic bu

there's a root out saying -- a report out saying that there could be another -- while bolinas in their. given the fact that the stock was up the last time i saw. and then an apple this is one of the biggest events of the week. down .7%. they look at the fourth quarter of this seller rating revenue area profits are expected to grow and the technical suggest there could be more week is to have a downside it does not have to be with the order but it could be. this is the weekly chart and you see the stepping stairs pattern on the way down for the 100 day moving average. though area of moving average is likely to break to the downside it is already breaking to the downside. the weekly rsi we did all the way down toward the weekly 200 day moving average making the case for apple moving toward 140 with the rate of 125% from july. guy: that would hurt a lot of people. that would certainly have a fairly big impact in terms of the index levels as well area that is a scary thought. thank you very much. let's talk about what is happening in the landscape. there is scary thoughts out there as well

bolinas is 51, yet fairfax in the 30s.e for san anselmo sonoma napa are getting close and ukiah upper lake in their middletown was down to 3223. reno truckee's 18. south lake tahoe's 19. susanville two bits there higher clouds coming in that's that's really the only thing that we're really concerned about in the next couple of days here. change is on the way, though. a lot of energy coming across. the key is where is it going to set up? sure. looks like about, again, marin county, san pablo bay north looks to be about the line. could be some impressive totals on the north coast. we'll keep an eye on that. now, again, this will change before we get to friday into saturday. but this may be one of those ones where santa rosa gets a steady rain and san jose gets cloud cover. and it's pretty mild. that's kind of the way it looks to me. 70s to near 80 high clouds, mild to cold lows, mild on the coast, cold for some, mostly sunny, a little bit of an offshore breeze. so that will equal some warm temps here. 70s on the temps. this

see just south of tiburon or close to it, mill valley, not in the sun with the fog close by, but bolinast district, daly city, and over parts of the city. after that, it tends to be off the coast for most locations or patchy at best, all the way down to santa cruz. we warmer this week for almost everyone here. i think everyone gets in on it. if you're a charter member of the 84 club, today is your day. napa lafayette. menlo park in san jose. i went 84 on all the forecast highs for those for locations circulation around the high is building in a couple of lows that we had last couple of days are now well out of the area 40s 50s now more 50s on the temps that a lot of upper 40s this morning 30s still in the mountains truckee south lake tahoe mammoth they're 30 to 36 and 39. the low kicks out that's a pretty good system there for the intermountain region. also the rockies, our high pressure system builds in through friday, then it gets kicked out of here because the system is on the way. not until probably tuesday. you can see the signature of it up there might bring some rain, say santa ro

sebastopol windsor point raise and bolinas at 49. so novato, fairfax, san anselmo, ross all in there as well, but probably that's about as cool as we're going to get. 36 truckee south lake tahoe 5063 down in las vegas and 67 crescent city with a south wind that's pretty warm for them. i mean, you get that south wind, the cloud cover and some rain beginning to move in up there. but for us, it's increasing clouds and after this system, that is it for the rest of the week, in fact, if anything will jump up on the temps for about three days and then start to cool down on the weekend. today, though, more sun to the south, more clouds to the north is the way it looks. some patches of thick fog and then increasing any rain or drizzle will be well north 6070s to near 80. but warmer temps are on the way. in fact, it'll start a little bit tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday. look warm to hot then cooler kicks back in on the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. rite aid has filed for bankruptcy. coming up, what the pharmacy chain blames for