the california highway patrol started tracking the events on social media.t will shape their response. they'll schedule them on a specific day, but we don't necessarily know the time. so we are constantly monitoring those to try to get the updates as to where they're going to end up. aside from the sideshows, all the officers at the event agree dealing with the large groups of motorcycles has become even more difficult. they say the motorcycles often don't have license plates, makes them impossible to track, and they can speed away more quickly through traffic as police arrive to break up the sideshows, they say they're still figuring out their strategy for dealing with the sideshows. today is international overdose awareness day over the past many years, state and local public health officials have been increasing their efforts to expand and provide more services to people who need and seek overdose prevention services. our ginger conejero saab has more on the ongoing work now in place and information on a new website now available for those searching for h

the warning from the california highway patrol before the last hurrah of summer travel. when you can get that new covid vaccine in the bay area. for your health, the fda has approved an updated version of the covid vaccine and just days after that approval came, that vaccine is not already showing up at bay area pharmacies. >> at a cvs in berkeley, people were stopping by so they could get protected. both pfizer and moderna have new and improved versions that they say are designed to better target. the current variant and also protect against severe infection. we did hear from one parent there who was planning to get the vaccine, but now has to wait. >> tested positive yesterday. as of my husband, you know, we i'm asking them around you know, she's taking a little bit she has a little bit more of them. time and more a long day. problem for last 2 days. >> cbs is taking walk-ins and they have plenty of doses of the vaccine. if you want to make sure that you get an appointment there saying you should book it in advance. more mosquitoes carrying west nile virus have been fo

. >> california highway patrol says the driver of a truck was traveling southbound on the northbound lanes and hit a tesla head on. take a look at this new dash cam video posted tonight on reddit. it shows the wrong-way driver barreling down highway 85, speeding past other drivers before theeadly crash. the collision happened just after 3:30 p.m. on highway 85, south of highway 87 by santa teresa boulevard. the on high85 those lanes on highway 85 are back open tonight. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters joins us live from san jose with the very latest on the investigation. >> betty, as you just mentioned. highway 85 has reopened. it reopened just around 8:00 tonight. and we did just learn that the victims in this crash were a 47 year old woman and a 14 year old boy. the other driver involved was 39 year old duncan mcquarie of orlando, and he was taken to a nearby hospital. this is what's left of a tesla car after being hit head on by a man driving this white toyota tacoma pickup truck monday afternoon. >> some of the initial calls that came in were reporting a white pickup truck

this comes as the governor's office is touting effective work from its california highway patrol task force to combat retail theft. according to the governor's office, 167 retail theft suspects were arrested in california last month. that's more than double from the previous month, with nearly 900 arrests this year, more than $7 million in stolen goods have been recovered, and the governor will be in san jose at 10:00 this morning. we will have the event streaming for you on our apps and also on abc7 news.com. kumasi. >> thank you. gloria. one business owner in san francisco has crafted a new tactic that he hopes will stop would be thieves. our cameras were there when the jewelry store owner and the city's pacific heights neighborhood demonstrated how it works. so if somebody tries to break in after hours, the owner could trigger a fog machine instead of an intense alarm. >> so it disperses fog thick, dense fog into the store. and it, along with a incredibly loud alarm, and you just want to run for the hills. it's that powerful. >> so the fog machine security system costs several thou

again, california highway patrol saying there is no estimated time of reopening of i-80. just make sure you keep a lookout for updates. >> thank you. >>> schools in the west contra costa unified school district today reopened, but one stayed closed. steeg elementary in richmond was abruptly shuttered a few weeks ago because of major follows. today we talked with parents who expected repairs to take months and are now told it could be years before they can return to their neighborhood campus. that was john ramos' report. we'll catch up with him in a few minutes once we get his audio sorted out. the district did report and filed with the state, gave the campus an overall score of 92%. obviously a rough start to the school week, rough start to our audio. we'll get that to you in a minute. >>> still ahead, a first of its kind robotic food truck in the south bay, how it's churning out hot meals the same time it's delivering them to your door. >>> welcome back. >>> a bay area startup just launched what it says is the first unmanned robotic mobile kitchen. there it is. it cooks

have a permanent police chief and the council members publicly for the governor to dispatch california highway patrol officers to the city to help curb crime has so far fallen on deaf years. hope police department says it is tracking crime trends and is increasing patrols in hot spots. you have to watch your your invite all men all the time. >> does that scare you? of still scary. >> it's really help the bullet hole. there's a lot of times over police have not released a motive for any information on the gunman in the motel murder case. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> for some time now, backers of the recall of oakland mayor sheng thao have called this a grassroots campaign and they point to thousands who have signed petition signatures. the mayor's insisted big money donors are behind the recall. now, campaign finance records have been released. it turns out both may be true. kron four's dan kerman reports. oakland mayor sheng thao has not been shy about saying the recall campaign against are is coming from big money donors, a small group of billionaires from piedmont in san fran

the california highway patrol now disputing prices claims that the agency only sent 11 cases for prosecution. the chp says, though, they've made more than 500 arrests and they claim made sent all of them over to the da's office. chp says 72% of those cases have been accepted. but there's been no charges filed. they claim the remaining 28% have been processed. any action taken ranges from conviction to dismissal of the 500 arrests. chp says 41% are felonies and 59% for misdemeanors. latest dispute comes as the governor has been pushing ahead with adding more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county attorneys with the california national guard have reached an agreement with the state department of justice to handle the cases generated from arrests made by chp. another state law enforcement currently deployed in the east bay. the governor had offered the prosecutors to alameda county district attorney pamela pamela price, but pulled the offer 1, 5, months passed without an agreement reached. >> what gavin newsom is saying here is i'm going to take over the situation regardless of what pam

now, this comes as his office is touting effective work from its california highway patrol task forcecording to new state numbers out tonight, 167 retail theft suspects were arrested in california last month and nearly 900 this year. total more than $7 million in stolen goods have been recovered. another report shows property crime is down statewide. that's according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice, a san francisco nonprofit. >> california's reforms liberal or just common sense, however you want to look at them or court mandated, that's another way to look at them. the courts basically told us we had to end prison crowding, but in any sense, reforms did not bring more crime. in fact, rates now are at or near record lows in the state. >> the report was titled stop lying about california. it relied on statistics from the california department of justic. >> business owners are trying a new tactic. they hope leaves would be thieves in the fog. literally. a jewelry store owner in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood demonstrated how it works for us tonight. if someon

francisco police and the sheriff's office, along with the alameda county sheriff's office and california highway patrol. mayor london breed says the city will be using drones, surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help catch the people involved. leaders say their efforts will target sideshows involving cars in intersections, as well as roving groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods. just last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge and parts of oakland and san francisco. the chp says dirt bikes are illegal to ride on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see, these dirt bikes ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> breed says she will introduce legislation in san francisco to make it illegal to promote and organize sideshows. fire responders in the south bay are remembering a fallen officer, one of too many lives lost on our roads. this summer. the funeral service happened this morning for san jose police community service officer long pham. hundreds of police officers and firefighters gathered at the sap center

so agencies like the california highway patrol are tracking the events on social media to try and mobilize a response. they'll schedule them on a specific day, but we don't necessarily know the time. so we are constantly monitoring those to try to get the updates as to where they're going to end up. chp chief don goodbrand says more than 40 officers in just his division will be on patrol to be able to respond to any incident this holiday weekend. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. it is friday and the labor day weekend is about to begin. let's go outside a live look at some of the roadways right now across the bay area. top of your screen. oakland 880 southbound looks really jammed up right now. going past the oakland coliseum area. san jose clear and light and palo alto looking pretty good on 101, except some slowing on the southbound side. let's go to the airport. live. look at sfo where a lot of people will be flying in and out over this three day weekend. let's bring in our meteorologist vianey arana vianey for those who are staying at home, what we what can we expec

the california highway patrol has also started tracking the events on social media to try and better shape police responses. they'll schedule them on a specific day, but we don't necessarily know the time, so we are constantly monitoring those to try to get the updates as to where they're going to end up. but all the officers at today's event agree dealing with large groups of motorcycles is even more difficult because they often don't have license plates, meaning they can't be tracked by plate reading cameras, and they can more quickly speed away as police arrive to break up sideshows. they say they are still honing their strategy for dealing with the two wheeled stunt shows. there is a critical deadline in the deal to sell the a's coliseum to a private investment group for years. the site has been co-owned half by oakland, half by the a's. now, in two separate deals, the african american sports and entertainment group has agreed to buy the entire property. but there are some key details that could turn into big complications. the asg has agreed to pay the a's $125 million. the coun

and the san francisco sheriff's office, along with the alameda county sheriff's office and california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will be using drones, surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help catch the people involved in these sideshows. leaders say they're targeting their efforts involving sideshows and cars in the intersections, as well as roving groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods. just last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge and the streets in oakland and san francisco. the chp says dirt bikers are illegal to ride on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see, these dirt bikes ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> breed says she will introduce legislation in san francisco to make it illegal to promote and organize sideshows. >> local leaders gathered at a san francisco playground today to denounce racist and hateful vandalism. youth first, a community center in the lakeview neighborhood, was tagged with the n word and a rope in the shape of a noose was left

california highway patrol has also started tracking the events on social media to try and better shape police response. they'll schedule them on a specific day, but we don't necessarily know the time, so we are constantly monitoring those to try to get the updates as to where they're going to end up. all the officers at today's event agree that dealing with large groups of motorcycles is difficult. that's because they often don't have license plates, meaning they can't be tracked by plate reading cameras. they can also speed off quickly as police arrive to break up those sideshows. it makes it very difficult to try to track them. they say they're still honing their strategy and dealing with those two wheeled stunt shows. okay, a lot of people are on the move this weekend. let's take a look outside a live look at our traffic cams as labor day weekend kicks off. you see, traffic is moving smoothly with all our cameras here. be warned though, and be smart. the chp is launching a statewide maximum enforcement period. it just started a few minutes ago. this means all available officers will

cuando oí como 8 rabos había un total de 3 personas que estaban involucrado a 2 oficiales de california, highway patrol. ella al momento cuando este incidente sucedió, no estaba adentro del vehículo, sino que salió a pie y se metió en una casa. esa casa es un lugar donde nosotros estamos obteniendo una orden de cateo. el sospechoso fue herido en la parte superior del cuerpo y lo trasladaron al hospital. las acciones del sospechoso fue la razón. la causa por la cual los oficiales dispararon a su arma desde fresno, pierre ruiz, telemundo. peter. muchas gracias. lo que ve en pantalla son artículos que las autoridades del condado encontraron tras una parada de tránsito. se trata de una pipa para consumir metanfetamina. una manguera de sifón de combustible, herramientas. un revólver calibre 38 cargado y también municiones, entre otras cosas. pertenecen a daniel worm de 34 años, y a sarah carbury, de 45 años, arrestados por numerosas infracciones, entre ellas conspiración, posesión de propiedad robada, fraude y cargos relacionados con posesión de armas de fuego y con municiones en sonoma, los supervisores ap

say, quote, the charging decision here was made after an extensive investigation by the california highway patrolnd based solely on the facts from that investigation and the laws that currently exist. the concerns are intensifying in oakland after elevated levels of lead in the drinking water were found on various campuses of the oakland unified school district. more than 200 water fountains, medical experts say the district must do its part to make sure the community stays informed. nbc's pete suratos has the new details tonight. a closed door meeting held by the hillcrest pta. a chance for parents to express their concerns and ask questions. it comes after recent revelations the oakland unified school district identified 186 water fixtures with elevated levels of lead. the results communicated recently to the school community, but months after it was made available to the district in the spring, there is an ongoing, i don't want to say investigation, but there is work ongoing now to, to clarify what actually happened with the communication process over these last three months. mike hutchinson i

california highway patrol ramping up its enforcement need better expected on friday evening through the end of september. all chp officers will be on duty looking out for drivers under the influence. those who might be speeding or not wearing your seat belt last labor day weekend, chp made more than 1000 dui arrests and saw nearly 40 fatal crashes statewide. and of course, with that people are going to be instead of what the weather is going to be like for the holiday weekend. let's check in now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a lower. yeah. hey, some nice changes. i think come in for most of california for the weekend. a bay area. >> also, we're going to see some cooler temperatures kind of role on in. so i don't after about overheating, at least not locally, but we are going to see a heavy dose look, lots of fog overnight tonight. that will be the beginning. in fact, we saw some changes out there for today, least along the coastline inside the clouds surging on shore right now. already more than on the way as we head throughout the night tonight. so, yeah, it's going to be p

you can find all of the detours over on our website, again california highway patrol saying there is no estimated time for reopen. so be sure to keep a lookout for updates. >>> still ahead, the 49ers score their first preseason win in their showdown with the saints at levi's. >>> plus, it's the first day of school celebration as tens of thousands of students return to the classroom and they're facing an uncertain year. >>> later, how a group of advocates created a community in one san francisco neighborhood and how their work continues in the city's transgender district. >>> took a little while for the fog to finally retreat to the coast, but once it did, we saw a lot of sunshine across the entire bay area to hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain worki

have a permanent police chief and the council members publicly for the governor to dispatch california highway patrol officers to the city to help curb crime has so far fallen on deaf ears. hope police department says it is tracking crime trends and is increasing patrols in hot spots. you have to watch your your invite all men all the time. >> does that scare you? of still scary. >> it's really to help the volatile. there's a lot of times over police have not released a motive or any information on the gunman in the motel murder case. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 several streets in fairfield will now have new speed limits in the coming days. fairfield police. >> say that airbase parkway that will be 50 miles per hour business center drive. that will be 40 miles an hour. 7 more streets are going to move to a speed limit of 30 miles per hour. now these changes come following a public survey. police are asking drivers to look for posted. limit says the changes are made. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in this time. tomorrow we should know who is on the ticket with kamala harr

now, this comes as his office is touting effective work from its california highway patrol task forceaccording to new state numbers out tonight, 167 retail theft suspects were arrested in california last month and nearly 900 this year. total more than $7 million in stolen goods have been recovered. another report shows property crime is down statewide. that's according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice, a san francisco nonprofit. >> california's reforms liberal or just common sense, however you want to look at them or court mandated, that's another way to look at them. the courts basically told us we had to end prison crowding, but in any sense, reforms did not bring more crime. in fact, rates now are at or near record lows in the state. >> the report was titled stop lying about california. it relied on statistics from the california department of justic. >> business owners are trying a new tactic. they hope leaves would be thieves in the fog. literally. a jewelry store owner in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood demonstrated how it works for us tonight. if some

i know some people have gotten hurt already so far from them, but the california highway patrol and thean francisco police department tell me they are investigating these cases and others. >> on july 26th, sfpd used a drone to keep an eye on two riders who they then witnessed breaking into cars. they made an arrest and seized the vehicles sunday. hundreds of dirt bikes flooded some intersections in san francisco and did the same on the bay bridge. no arrests were made and no vehicles seized, although chp did pursue at least two riders but were unsuccessful in catching them. witnesses say the two riding these dirt bikes got off those bikes and got on someone else's dirt bike to get away. >> they'll keep doing it unless the car or the bike goes away and they have consequences to follow. and it's not a culture. it's not cool. you know, being in a community is cool. i get why they want to ride bikes together, but coming into a city and specifically terrorizing because you know, you can it should not be legal. >> you know, that witness believes that city officials have made improvements to t

department and the sheriff's office, along with the alameda county sheriff's office and the california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will use drones, surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help catch people involved in these sideshows. leaders say their efforts will target sideshows involving cars and intersections. that's been a big problem as well as roving groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods and take over city streets. just last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge, in fact, and some streets in oakland and san francisco as well. the chp says dirt bikes are illegal to ride on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see these dirt bike ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> the mayor says she will introduce legislation in san francisco to make it illegal to promote and organize sideshows, continuing with more pressure on the people responsible for these. well, in the south bay, hundreds of san jose police officers and law enforcement agents are mourning the loss of commun

california highway patrol says a 47 year old woman was driving with a 14 year old boy in the tesla and both died at the scene after the crash. the driver of the pickup truck, 39 year old duncan mcquarrie, was taken to a nearby hospital with major injuries. chp officer ross lee says thankfully, no one else was hurt, but witnessing the incident can have a lasting effect. >> as far as the crash goes itself, three total people involved, two vehicles. but the impact of, you know, the i mean, talk about how it's scary or traumatic, potentially for somebody to see a vehicle traveling towards them. >> traffic was diverted to highway 87 until about 8 p.m, just south of the santa teresa boulevard offramp, as police and transit crews cleared the scene. officer lee says they're still investigating why the crash happened, but says there is something people can do if they see someone driving in the wrong direction. >> being able to maintain a high visual horizon so that you can see any potential hazards that may be coming. >> officer lee says they don't know yet if the driver was under the influence

department and the sheriff's office, along with the alameda county sheriff's office and the california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will use drones, surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help catch people involved in these sideshows. leaders say their efforts will target sideshows involving cars and intersections. that's been a big problem as well as roving groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods and take over city streets. just last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge, in fact, and some streets in oakland and san francisco as well. the chp says dirt bikes are illegal to ride on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see these dirt bike ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> the mayor says she will introduce legislation in san francisco to make it illegal to promote and organize sideshows, continuing with more pressure on the people responsible for these. well, in the south bay, hundreds of san jose police officers and law enforcement agents are mourning the loss of commun

i know some people have gotten hurt already so far from them, but the california highway patrol and thesco police department tell me they are investigating these cases and others. >> on july 26th, sfpd used a drone to keep an eye on two riders who they then witnessed breaking into cars. they made an arrest and seized the vehicles sunday. hundreds of dirt bikes flooded some intersections in san francisco and did the same on the bay bridge. no arrests were made and no vehicles seized, although chp did pursue at least two riders but were unsuccessful in catching them. witnesses say the two riding these dirt bikes got off those bikes and got on someone else's dirt bike to get away. >> they'll keep doing it unless the car or the bike goes away and they have consequences to follow. and it's not a culture. it's not cool. you know, being in a community is cool. i get why they want to ride bikes together, but coming into a city and specifically terrorizing because you know, you can it should not be legal. >> you know, that witness believes that city officials have made improvements to tackling c

the california highway patrol is now disputing prices claims that the agency only sent 11 cases for prosecution. however, chp says they've made more than 500 arrests and claim they've sent all of them over to the da's office. chp says 72% of cases have been accepted, but no charges have been filed. the claim the remaining 28% have been processed. >> and the action taken ranges from conviction to dismissal of the 500 arrests. chp says 41% are felonies. 59% were misdemeanors. the latest dispute comes as governor newsom plans to send more attorneys to prosecute crime in alameda county kron four's dan kerman reports chp officers have help patrol the streets of oakland since the governor deployed them in february. >> and over the last 6 months, they've made more than 500 arrests. now, governor gavin newsom has fulfilled last month's promise to provide additional attorneys to speed up prosecutions in alameda county. we don't have time. we just don't have time. >> people want to wait another hour. another day. they don't go through another weekend. attorneys for the california national guard have reac

this comes as the governor's office is touting effective work from its california highway patrol task force to combat retail theft. according to the governor's office, 167 retail theft suspects were arrested in california last month. that's more than double from the previous month, with nearly 900 arrests this year, more than $7 million in stolen goods have been recovered, and the governor will be in san jose at 10:00 this morning. we'll have the event streaming for you on our apps and on abc7 news.com. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. one business owner in san francisco has crafted a new tactic that he's hoping will stop would be thieves. our cameras were there when a jewelry store jewelry store owner in the city's pacific heights neighborhood showed us how it works. so that's what happens if somebody tries to break in after hours. the owner could trigger a fog machine and a rather intense alarm, so it disperses fog, thick, dense fog into the store. >> and it, along with a incredibly loud alarm, and you just want to run for the hills. it's th

now, the california highway patrol has been part of this task force that was created back in 2019. that's helping crack down on retail thefts. according to data from the governor's office in july, there was a 212% increase in criminal investigations and a 106% more arrests than the month before. so in july, there were 167 arrests. that's more than double the arrests in june. there are also new measures to crack down on property crimes and bolster police and prosecutors tools to hold criminals accountable. this includes a focus on things like smash and grabs and car burglaries. the state also dedicated $267 million to 55 communities. that's including many here in the bay area, such as daly city, san bruno, san francisco and san jose so they could hire more police to investigate and make arrests for retail crimes. governor newsom will have a briefing at 10:00 this morning to announce a new legislative package that will likely continue this push to crack down on these kinds of retail crimes. we'll be at that event, and we will bring you the details as soon as we get them. i'll send it

the california highway patrol has been part of this task force created back in 2019. that's helping crack down on retail thefts. according to data from the governor's office in july, there was a 212% increase in criminal investigations and 106% more arrests than the month before. so in july, there were 167 arrests. that's more than double the arrests we saw in june. chp says they've also been working with retail partners to catch these criminals, calling this a massive team effort as time has gone on, as more light has been shown on this problem, we have more people coming to us to provide us with information. >> we have more retailers partnering with us to work through the cases that they've been able to identify. so really, it's an increase in cases and, and workload. but that's that's great. that's what we are here for. >> there are also new measures to crack down on property crimes and bolster police and prosecutors tools to hold criminals accountable. this includes a focus on things like smash and grabs and car burglaries. the state also dedicated $267 million to

for about 5 to 10 minutes before it crashed into a tesla head-on, killing 2 people inside california highway patrol describing the scene as unforgettable the damage to both people who was very significant we have essentially is head-on collision with 2 vehicles traveling at least a freeway inside that test was a 47 year-old woman driving with a 14 year-old boy is a passenger. both a pronounced dead on the scene from the head on impact. and chp says >> that wrong-way driver was a 39 year-old man from orlando. he survived the crash and is now in the hospital with major injuries and currently under investigation by police. we don't know. >> is still undetermined at this point whether or a driver the pickup truck was under the influence alcohol anything else. the identity of the victims have yet to be released. and chp says the investigation is still early on. but as of now, no charges have been brought forward. >> but that could change with as you get more details and information regarding the identity of those victims. and if any charges are brought forth. >> for the driver of that pickup truck will

for about 5 to 10 minutes before it crashed into a tesla head-on, killing 2 people inside california highway patrol describing the scene as unforgettable the damage to both people who was very significant where we essentially is head-on collision with 2 vehicles traveling at least the freeway inside. that test was a 47 year-old woman driving with a 14 year-old boy is a passenger. both pronounced dead on the scene from the head on impact. and chp says >> that wrong-way driver was a 39 year-old man from orlando. he survived the crash and is now in the hospital with major injuries and currently under investigation by police. we don't know. >> is still undetermined at this point whether or a driver of the pickup truck was under the influence alcohol or house. the identity of the victims have yet to be released. and chp says the investigation is still early on. but as of now, no charges have been brought forward. >> but that could change with as we get more details information regarding the identity of those victims. and if any charges are brought forth for the driver of that pickup truck will keep you

now, the district has reported the case to the california highway patrol. county sheriff's department and u.s. border patrol. i think we all agree this cannot -- cannot happen in america. >> steve: you know, thank you very much, todd. between those images of the venezuela presumed venezuelan gang going into that apartment dom plex. >> rachel: they took over the complex. they are charging rent. >> steve: i heard a story last night. it sounds like they have taken over a number of -- essentially they have become the managers at some of these places. you pair that with this thing where it's like okay, stop the school bus. we're hopping on. it's like where -- what happens going on? >> lawrence: they were warned that this potentially could happen in the country. and everyone that said it was going to happen this way, they were told that they were racist. even though the majority of the people that are screaming that this is a problem are latin americans. hispanic americans in the country that says they're living in our neighborhoods. this is going to be a problem

not have a permanent police chief councilmembers public plea for the governor to dispatch california highway patrol officers to the city to help curb crime has so far fallen on deaf ears. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> whether time here is we get a live look outside the view from the top of mount it was chilly out there this but things are warming up. here's kyla grogan the phyllis. it. >> yeah. exactly. a little misty this morning and san francisco and we're going to have that really are rolled back in tonight. but tomorrow will likely see it be a little bit more compressed. you're looking at a view right now from our mount tam cam and certainly in our flecked of of that marine layer out of the coast and around the bay. just 61 degrees right now at half moon bay. however, if you head inland, we're at 91 degrees in antioch. so starting to warm up there, splitting the difference with some 80's up in the north bay, 70's down in the south bay. we're also quite windy out there right now. you can see fairfield about 22 miles per hour. 22 in san francisco. so it is that on shore flow

. >> the california highway patrol is ramping up its enforcement this labor day weekend, starting tomorrow night through the end of september. second, all chp officers will be on duty looking out for drivers who are under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts last labor day weekend, the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests in the state and has 38 fatal crashes. >> san francisco police are using new technology to crackdown on auto burglaries, groans and license plate readers are leading to more arrests in the city. this video is from last thursday when a drone caught thieves stealing luggage from a family's car along the embarcadero, a license plate reader spotted the car that was linked to a car break-in the day before police then sent a drone to monitor the suspects. the 3 suspects were arrested that day. mayor breed's office says overall auto break-ins are down. 57% compared to this time last year. pretty cool. >> santa rosa police arrested 2 men accused of pointing a gun at an undercover cop. it happened tuesday night during an undercover operation of the parking lot on saint

. >> california highway patrol releasing footage from their air operation and sharing this on social media below, they say a man was leaping from roof to roof and a sacramento neighborhood. this happened last week. chp says the man continued to jump from house to house for an hour before he eventually got stuck in a tree and was rescued by the fire department. >> the creek fire burning in alameda county is now fully contained. the fire started last week in sunol regional park and burned more than 700 acres. firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. no one was hurt. >> meanwhile, the park fire continues to grow. it is now the fourth largest wildfire in california history. it all started just north of chico last week, and has burned more than 401,000 acres across four counties. there is some good news to report, though. cal fire says containment is now up to 28% and emergency officials have lifted some of the evacuation orders in tehama county, more than 6500 firefighters are on the front lines of the park fire. firefighters from texas and a number of other stat

california. highway patrol says at the same time a man in a pickup truck was driving on the wrong side of the highwayd into them head on killing them. both the woman that was driving the tesla and that teenage passenger, the driver of the pickup truck was identified as a 39 year-old man from orlando. he survived. the crash has been hospitalized since with major injuries but not deadly injuries. chp says the case is still under investigation and they're looking to see if drugs or alcohol played a role all northbound lanes yesterday were closed on 85 for about 4 hours. it didn't open up until about 8 o'clock last night. >> this morning, we're hoping to chat with chp as the sun starts to rise to get more details on what they've uncovered in investigation. so we get those details. >> back out here. we will send it back to guys live in the studio for now. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> time now 5 31 and in the east bay in alameda county firefighter on paid leave after using racial slurs during the aftermath of a crash covers. theresa stasi shows that heated exchange that was posted on tiktok.

the california highway patrol is also ramping up its enforcement to effect starting tomorrow evening through the end of september. second, all chp officers are going to be on duty looking for drivers who might be under the influence or speeding or people not wearing their seat the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests. and unfortunately driver is caught and convicted, that ridge finds nearly $14,000. lot of money along with a suspended license. the checkpoint. berkeley is tonight from 8 until 2 tomorrow morning. so be mindful of that. more than 800 people arrested in more than 1000 stolen cars covered by chp in oakland. that's according to governor newsom. this is since february. the state deploying more than 120 officers to open back in february. the governor saying the latest numbers for the targeted enforcement crews. more than 1600 stolen cars more than 80 illegal guns. seas operations focuses on traffic safety on a retail and cargo thefts. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.22. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, another bay area school district now limiting cell phon

k and the california highway patrol ramping up their enforcement starting tomorrow evening through theptember. 2nd, also officers will be on duty looking for drivers who are under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts last labor day weekend. they may more than 1000 dui arrest and sought 38 fatal crashes statewide. governor newsom proposing a bill that would require petroleum refineries to maintain a minimum fuel reserve to avoid supply shortages. lawmakers and representatives from the oil industry argue ill instead increased costs full refineries and that would lead to higher costs at the pump. governor asking lawmakers pass the bill before the saturday when the state legislative session ends. if it's not passed, newsom says he might be calling on members back to the capitol where a special session and response several republicans say they felt like the governor is putting his strange hold over the legislature unless he gets his way. time now, 5.20, and with election day, 68 days away. both campaigns are crisscrossing the country to win over voters in key battleground state

the california highway patrol out of oakland says that a person has died in a two-car crash. they say it happened last night at about 11, 30 on highway 5.80, right near the 16th avenue. on-ramp. they say one person died in one of the cars involved. chp hasn't released any more information. other then that will let you know when we find out more. in the meantime, freemont police say a motorcyclist is dead following a crash. they say it happened on wednesday at about 06:00pm. this was in the city's grimmer neighborhood on osgood road. police say the rider was driving south when a car driving north made a left turn crashing with the motorcyclist. this is fremont, 6th fatal crash of the year. the driver did remain at the scene and cooperate with police also in the east bay, a man been ariested now in connection with a hit and run of a 9 month-old in berkeley. the crash happened monday. baby girl was being pushed across the street in a stroller. we're told she has several broken bones and a head injury. she is recovering at home with her parents right now. police say they did arre

, the san francisco sheriff's office, as well as the alameda county sheriff's office and california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will use drones and surveillance cameras, along with license plate readers, to help catch these people involved. leaders say their efforts will target sideshows involving cars in intersections, and they'll also target groups of dirt bikers who disrupt neighborhoods. last weekend, dirt bikers took over the bay bridge along with some other streets. the chp says dirt bikes are illegal on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> you see these dirt bike ride in large numbers on sidewalks, barely missing pedestrians as they walk. >> breed says she will introduce legislation to make it illegal and to promote and organize these sideshows in the south bay. hundreds of san jose police officers and other law enforcement are mourning the loss of community service officer long pham. he was killed in the line of duty. a memorial service was held at the sap center. >> from the moment i met long, i knew he was someone special. he was

have a permanent police chief and the council members publicly for the governor to dispatch california highway patrol help curb crime has so far fallen on deaf ears. hope police department says it is tracking crime trends and is increasing patrols in hot spots. you have to watch your your invite all men all the time. >> does that scare you? of it's still scary. >> it's really help the bullet hole. there's a lot of crimes over police have not released a motive or any information on the gunman in the motel murder case. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> mountain view based google losing a major antitrust case now over its search engine, the judge ruled that google search engine has been illegally exploiting its dominance to squash competition and stifle innovation. the outcome could lead to google being required to dismantle parts of its internet empire. but this is just one of several lawsuits that google's now facing the company is expected to appeal the decision potentially all the way to the supreme court will see. speaking of tech news x, formerly known as twitter as we know, is s

the california highway patrol also ramping up its enforcement starting tomorrow evening through monday. all chp officers will be on the lookout for drivers who are under the influence, speeding or not wearing their seat belts last labor day weekend. the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests and soft. 38 fatal crashes. happening tonight. berkeley police are hosting a dui checkpoint. they say they're going to be out in full force looking for drunk drivers. if a driver is caught and convicted at a dui checkpoint, the average fine nearly $14,000 tack on also a suspended license. this checkpoint is going to be taking place in the poet's corner neighborhood tonight from 8 until 2 in the morning. here's what it looks like outside right now in walnut creek. traffic are ready building possibly labor day related, possibly just let's get home make dinner related. we have a highly here for the weather make some people. are you take it out for the weekend? yeah. yeah. >> they're not ones anyway. but are real guy. hope they have a good weekend. and this is our last chance to tell you. i hope you have

california highway patrol says a 47 year old woman was driving with a 14 year old boy in the tesla and both died at the scene after the crash. the driver of the pickup truck, 39 year old duncan mcquarrie, was taken to a nearby hospital with major injuries. chp officer ross lee says thankfully, no one else was hurt, but witnessing the incident can have a lasting effect. >> as far as the crash goes itself. three total people involved, two vehicles. but the impact of, you know, the i mean, talk about how it's scary or traumatic, potentially for somebody to see a vehicle traveling towards them. >> traffic was diverted to highway 87 until about 8 p.m. just south of the santa teresa boulevard offramp. as police and transit crews cleared the scene. officer lee says they're still investigating why the crash happened, but says there is something people can do if they see someone driving in the wrong direction. >> being able to maintain a high visual horizon so that you can see any potential hazards that may be coming. >> officer lee says they don't know yet if the driver was under the influence

have a permanent police chief and the council members publicly for the governor to dispatch california highway patrol officers to the city to help curb crime has so far fallen on deaf ears. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal burglary at stonestown galleria. several people here wearing hooded sweatshirts can be seen using hammers to smash open the display cases. a kay jewelers. they grabbed merchandise and then take off. this happened saturday night and so far according to police, no one has been arrested. paulo alto is teaming up with the santa clara county fire, safe council to clean up some extra vegetation in the palo alto hills this weekend. the goal is to reduce the risk of brush fires, making it easier for people to evacuate. in case of an emergency crews are working near the intersection of astra darrow and page bill roads near highway 2.80. they will be working from 09:00am until 03:00pm every day through friday. drivers should be expecting delays. we'll turn now to the biggest wildfire that's burning right now in california. that's the park fire to the 4th largest wildfire in state history. it h

california highway patrol releasing this footage from their air operations and sharing it on social media, take a look. they say a man was leaping from roof to roof in a sacramento neighborhood early monday morning. chp says the man continued to jump from house to house for about an hour before he got stuck in a tree and was rescued by the fire department. police in castro valley are asking for the public's help finding a missing elderly man. 91 year old richard kraemer, was last spoken to by phone on july 19th. police say he was staying at a hotel on east castro valley boulevard in castro valley. mr. kraemer is five feet, ten inches tall and weighs about 150 pounds. he has gray hair and blue eyes. anyone with information is asked to call police. a brewing debate over where to hold the first presidential debate between former president trump and vice president kamala harris. this, as trump is campaigning in georgia today while harris mulls her choices for who will be her running mate, fox's mark meredith has the latest from atlanta. four days from now, we're going to win the great state o

the california highway patrol, by the way, is going to be ramping up its enforcement on the roads this weekend, starting tomorrow evening through the end of september. second, chp is going to be out there on duty looking for drivers that are under the influence or speeding. anybody not wearing their seat belts. it was last labor day weekend that the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests and sadly soft. 38 fatal crashes across the state. >> well, the berkley police, they say they're going to be on full force starting tonight, looking for drunk drivers. they're conducting dui checkpoint. the driver is caught and convicted that fined nearly 14 krantz. a lot of money along with a suspended license, the checkpoint berkeley's tonight from 8 until 2 in the morning. more than 800 people arrested and more than 1000 stolen cars recover by chp in oakland since february. that's according to governor gavin newsom's office. the state deployed more than 120 officers in oakland back in february. the governor says the latest numbers for the targeted enforcement includes more than 1600 stolen cars. more t

the 26 individuals have until monday to surrender to the california highway patrol. in the middle east, there were at least 80 people who were killed in gaza today by an israeli rocket attack on a school that had been made into a makeshift shelter. at least 50 were injured. it is one of the deadliest attacks since the war began ten months ago. fox's jeff paul has more from tel aviv. >> scenes of devastation early saturday in gaza city, a school turned shelter reduced to rubble after being hit by an israeli airstrike. palestinian health authorities say dozens were killed and many were injured. witnesses say the strike hit without warning before sunrise as people prayed inside a mosqu. >> even as there were people praying, there were people washing and there were people upstairs sleeping, including children, women and old people. >> it's one of the deadliest attacks to date in the war that's now lasted more than ten months. the un human rights office accuses israel of coordinating, quote, systematic attacks on schools. israel says it was targeting a hamas command cente

. >> i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news, california highway patrol in hot pursuit of a speeding car. >> and when they finally catch up, find a dangerous weapon inside. the incident started with shots being fired near interstate 580 westbound at golf links road in oakland. chp says officers saw the gray nissan sedan involved with no plates, speeding down the road. officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver just kept going. the chase continued into san francisco, where more chp officers and a helicopter joined the pursuit. well, the driver stopped at hester avenue and bayshore boulevard, and that is when some of the people inside the vehicle got out and tried to run. the car kept going and started a second pursuit. it ended in a crash near embarcadero road, where the driver was arrested and officers recovered an ak 47 rifle inside the car. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has identified a woman killed in a wrong-way crash on highway 85, in san jose. this happened monday afternoon near santa teresa boulevard, 47 year old rebecca joanne olson of san jose was dr

and the california highway patrol is going to be out there too. ramping up its enforcement starting tomorrow evening through the end of september. second, all chp officers are going to be on the road looking for. anybody who's driving under the influence or speeding or people not wearing their seat belts. it was last labor day weekend that the chp made more than 1000 dui arrests and saw unfortunately, 38 fatal crashes. well, hopefully everybody has a safe holiday weekend. ahead the weather is looking pretty good. we've got john with that part of the story on john. yeah. and the weather is cooperating for sure. so hopefully that will be a little enticing to be getting out. they're avoiding those busy travel times because doesn't matter how good the weather going to be cut and traffic. >> we're looking outside in downtown san francisco, mostly gray still, but there are some peeks of sunshine in there. that's been a noticeable difference so far. today is just the fact that that marine layer pretty deep marine layer at that has placed itself right bac