here's more from chp. >> and you know, that's the important thing. that's for the community to come together time. so it was it was huge for me. i grew up in so this was seeing those kids out there. was near and dear to my heart to try to make this happen. and so when everybody came together and it was happened so organically, it just felt amazing. it's going to be a big impact. i see it. the dirt is on caribbean its probably to make the season a lot more better. >> i just feel like it's still good time out there can do know the community like. >> people. people don't like the bowties, hope in the community. so that's a good step helping community. >> and you just heard from that chp officer who helped organize this event. and we also heard from the coach of this youth football team. both of them really want the main takeaway from this story is to see the support and the community and hope people will come and help support this team here at the boys and girls club reporting in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thanks, gayle. coming up, why a local

chp officers distributed new football jerseys to the athletes. officers say it had worked with nonprofits that raised funds to pay for the uniforms. >> i had people in my corner when i was younger doing stuff like this. >> these athletes say they appreciate the new uniforms. >> it makes me feel kind of good about myself and grateful. >> officers say who's been with chp for five years tells me he's passionate about going above and beyond to help community members who are in need. >> we're not doing this for the money, right? we're we're actually doing this because we have a calling. we want to serve our communities. >> i like stuff like this for these kids. they don't like they need stuff like this all the time, like we need. like, i appreciate it, officer z tells me this is his second passion project in which he helps kids here in the east bay. >> he and the coach share a common goal to save as many lives as possible. live in the studio. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> empowering oakland, the new group aimed at getting the town out to vote. >>

and now the chp and the community are rallying around this team. let's bring in nbc's velena jones, who joins us from the oakland boys and girls club with the details. velena well, raj, as you can imagine, you know, when i spoke to this coach, coach larry ward, he says the kids after this june event were obviously shaken up from all of this. now they are seeing a different side of law enforcement in this community. donation drive. now you can see this donation drive started about 430. the kids are still here tonight hanging out with law enforcement officers, playing games. their parents are also here. and you know this donation started around again 430 and the donations were given to these individuals from the football team. all of this started from a june event where chp officers had an event where they were following after a suspect and the suspect was wanted for a stolen vehicle, and then jumped into coach larry ward's car. this is when officers found that suspect. now they ultimately detained all of the people involved, including the coach, the

so how this event came to be chp officers were. responding to a stolen car case and the suspect jumped into the coaches. at the time and that suspect was arrested. but after that incident, chp officers got to know the coach of the siu football team here. and then they realize that this the kids here needed new uniforms. so the chp officers reached out to anyone who can help around the community. and that's where we are today. that incident. >> so about 2 months later here we are at 35 football players received the pri jersey. they got backpacks with free supply. here's more from chp. >> and that's the important thing. that's community to come together time. so it was it was huge for me. i grew up in so this was, you know, seeing those kids out there. was near and dear to my heart to try to make this happen. and so when everybody came together and it was it happened so organically, it just felt amazing. >> you just heard from that chp officer who helped organize this event. and we also heard from the coach of this youth football tea

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp in. this is by we see a surge, a chp officers in the city of oakland. >> the mayor also said crime has gone down this year, including homicides, which she says has dropped by 21%. masked men carrying sledgehammers breaking through display cases and emptying them out, getting away with an untold amount of jewelry. the strong armed robbery happened yesterday at the home consignment center in danville. the burglary mirrors one that happened back in december. police say despite the similarities, there's no evidence these cases are connected. this the 3rd time the store has been broken into in 3 decades. the suspects fled in a vehicle before officers arrived. fortunately, no injuries were reported. meantime, governor newsom has signed a bill he says will target smash-and-grab thieves. the bill will impose a tougher sentence when someone steals damages or destroys property valued at more than $50,000. those convicted could face an additional one to 4 years behind bars. let's get you a check of

the chp is investigating a shooting on east bound 5.80 today forced the closure of all eastbound lanes for quite a while. 2 people in a car were hit by gunfire near seminary avenue just after 02:00pm. the driver and a passenger taken to the hospital at last word, no arrests have been made. they have, by the way, tonight reopen those lanes. oakland police are asking for community help in finding a missing 14 year-old boy. jeremiah lockett was reported missing earlier this month. last seen on bourke street near elmhurst, united middle middle school. he's 5 foot, 6 braided hair was wearing a black t-shirt and black pants. anybody with information being asked to contact police. all right. time for a look at the forecast as we take a live look outside and kron four's. kathy trafton us here was a nice steak. happy. conditions throughout the entire bay area. san francisco is great and it will be lovely again tomorrow. if you like this kind of weather, you're in luck for a couple of days. that's e. here's a great look of the bay bridge. you pretty clear there. but the current temperatures 50's

that's the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officers in the city of oakland. >> the mayor also said crime has gone down this year, including homicides, which she says have dropped by 21%. >> masked men carrying sledgehammers breakthrough display cases. the empty them out getting away with an untold amount of jewelry. but first, we all reports the strong armed robbery happened at the home consignment center in danville, which has been targeted in the past. >> the display cases with the back panels busted out the jewelry showcased inside of them stolen at the home consignment center in danville wednesday afternoon by who police described as 5 masked black men wearing dark clothing. i'm amazed that. >> this is going on and they said this is the 3rd time at least 3 times in 3 decades. an employee tells customer mardi and kron 4. this business has been robbed. wednesday's robbery mirrors one carried out here in december. >> when surveillance cameras capture 3 men shattering the display cases and taking the jewelry employees understandably scare

that's the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officers in the city of oakland. >> the mayor also said crime has gone down this year, including homicides, which she says have dropped by 21%. >> governor newsom's plan to regulate the oil and gas industry is facing new pushback this time from the governors of neighboring arizona, nevada kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, it's not often we see democrats and republicans united in opposition to something. governor gavin newsom is trying to achieve. but as it pertains to his proposal on oil and gas, that's exactly what the governors of nevada and arizona >> are doing. what you're looking at the letter, arizona's democratic governor katie hobbs and nevada's republican governor joe lombardo california governor gavin newsom opposing his proposal calling for a special legislative session this fall to regulate california's oil and gas industry. it sums plan would require oil refiners to have a minimum fuel reserve on hemp doing so he says will increase supply in the market

nice work by chp here in oakland. amber.ou. >> and as the oakland a's get ready to say goodbye to the east bay this month, stanford university is launching a new course that focuses on the team's history. the course promises to explore the rise and fall of the franchise. since it debuted in oakland back in 1968. former a's executive andy dolich will lead the class. he spent 14 years in the front office. dolich says he hopes students will learn just how significant the team was to the heart of the town. >> it's literally part of the fabric of the community. 56 years and 80 million people have gone through the turnstiles, some more than once. but that's a lot of people you're talking about families, grandkids, parents, all of that that's gone and it's not coming back anytime soon. >> this class begins in october. anyone interested in the class who is not a stanford student can still take it with a one off tuition fee. >> all right, we're five days away from the niners, kicking off the new season at home against the new york je

reporters at the join chp for a ride along. >> officer bryan danielson is a 17 year veteran of the chp tonight, the chp launching a statewide enforcement effort to keep the public safe on the road as labor day weekend kicks off and the sacramento region also known as the valley division has enhanced focus on highway 70. >> and highway 99. so we're out there writing a lot of a primary clinton factor. >> tickets so like speed, unsafe lane changes were going after aggressive drivers. a lot dui drivers, people not wearing their seat belts, you know, safety things and just going out there and trying to make the roads a little bit safer for everybody that's going out and enjoying the the labor day holiday. this guy right here, we're going to stop. >> throughout the fox 40 right along officer danielson pulled over 3 drivers, too, for driving in the center divider, crossing the double yellow lines to get into a left turn lane. so i stopped you because you're passing in that center. turn lane tickets for both of those violations. i need you to sign in the at the red x. but after pulling over a

the chp says its maximum enforcement period will last through monday. oakland police say a man was attacked and killed by a group of people on webster street friday morning. >> officers say that person died at the scene and had been beaten to death. no arrests have been made at this point. the man has not been publicly identified. oakland police asking for community help in finding a missing 14 year-old boy, jeremiah lockett. he was reported missing earlier this month last seen on birch street there, elmhurst, united middle school. he's 5 foot 6 with braided hair. he was wearing a black t-shirt and black pants and the one with information being asked to contact police. >> happening now, chp officers are out in force across the state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence or speeding or >> not wearing seatbelts. reporter zach boetto got a ride along. >> officer bryan danielson is a 17 year veteran of the chp now working for the yuba sutter region. tonight, the chp launching a statewide enforcement effort to keep the public safe on the road a

you see some work going on by chp as we look at the map. this is jammed up outside the caldecott tunnel. folks are being diverted to highway 13, tunnel road, seeing a lot more traffic that state route 13 there. do note that if you're coming over from the walnut creek interchange from orinda, from lafayette and moraga, that is the area influenced i saw a lot of traffic hit highway 4 slowing that may indicate folks using that as an alternate from 680 up to the upper east shore freeway. that is one closure for the highway in the east bay. another continues for north 238 just shy of 880, and overturned rig and a fire for that trailer that's got traffic backed up out of castro valley on the northbound 880, not accessible directly. you'll have to use 580 to get into oakland for passengers. back to you. thanks, mike. happening now. sonoma county authorities are searching for a hit and run driver in santa rosa. chp saying that someone struck a seven year old girl on saturday, then took off. these images you see there on your screen, this is showing

and the chp. the next hour, they will be able to reopen the westbound lanes of highway 24. take a look behind us. this is completely different than what we saw here just about an hour ago, when there were piles of sod in the middle of the freeway. right now, you still see traffic being diverted from highway 24 because all those westbound lanes are closed to northbound highway 13 up tunnel road into the berkeley hills. but let's show you the view overhead from skyfox, where you can see the backup extending, beyond this point and really through the caldecott. although that backup has kind of died down a little bit now that people 3.5 hours in have gotten the message that this was this portion of the freeway was shut down and impassable, earlier this morning, you could see that pile of sod in the middle of the road. we can show you some of that video. this happened after a crash at 5:00 this morning. the chp and caltrans estimates there was about 30 to 40,000 pounds of sod. that that flatbed truck wa

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officerscity of oakland. we're also working with probation and they and the feds. they are here in the city of up and supporting opd as well. and so, you know, the 4 members of the appeal executive board can go ahead and play politics. but it's about the solutions and is about the action that is being taken. and so we're really excited to continue this partnership with the governor. i spoke with him just a couple weeks ago when he was here in the town with us he's really excited for our continued partnership itself. we're going to continue the work that we know that will work and save lives and make said the city safer again. our crime numbers are down negative. 33% over the, you know, a drop crime in your today. crimes. and that includes 21% a decrease in homicide. 54% decrease in burglaries. and so we're not going to stop there. we've got to do more. and a part of that is also upgrading our infrastructure that the city has not upgraded in over 20 years, right? is what that means. is that you

the chp says the driver of a honda hit a tesla head on sunday morning. air treasure island. miraculously, that driver was taken to the hospital just as a precaution 100 driver was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. in san francisco, the warriors hosted a free basketball boot camp. the team's director of player development ran the session on saturday. people of all ages . and we're also drilled in improving their basketball skills. i'm looking good out hand probably advise against may be hitting the court. >> during the hottest part of the day. sure. yeah, it's gonna be a warm this afternoon. we've got john with the forecast on your shoes might just melts the court. he that he is going to be a scorcher of it afternoon. first monday of fall. >> and we've got one of our hottest ones that we felt in a while ahead of us. let's look outside here from mount tam got a little hint of sunshine. also a little hint of fog pushed right into the bay this morning. do enjoy this cool start. get out there. get that jog out of the way. anything outdoors. you do see that fo

, a chp officers in the city of oakland. >>the mayor also goes on to say that crime has gone down this year, including homicides, which she says has dropped by 21%. >>coming up, was an attempted robbery or attempted murder here? what attorneys representing the teenage boy charged in the shooting of ricky pearsall says plus, more insight from kron four's legal analyst michael cardoza. all that in just a couple minutes. stay with us. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. police officers charged in the death of mario gonzales. want the case dismissed for what their lawyers are calling a technical error. >>the lawyers representing the officers say a probable caus

the governor first deployed the chp to oakland in february in july, he quadrupled the number of chp officersa four month period to help crack down on organized crime, sideshows and carjackings. you may have seen some smoke billowing from highway 101 this afternoon. that's because a fire broke out in san jose around 3:00, along northbound 101 and tully. tully was shut down in both directions while firefighters worked to put it out. businesses in the area were asked to shelter in place because there was so much smoke. firefighters say the fire caused some minor damage to a nearby hotel, but it's unclear how it started. luckily, no one was hurt. here's a heartwarming story san francisco spca to the rescue. today, the agency welcomed dozens of dogs and cats into its shelter because of that big airport fire in orange and riverside counties. the orange county animal shelter is nearing capacity, with more than 800 animals because of the fire down there. it needs to make room for the pets of evacuees or fire victims. the sf spca went down and picked up 67 dogs and cats to help ease the crowding. it'

so the chp officers reached out to community leaders to see what they can do. here we are just a few months later and this event is expected to take place any minute now. and here is more from the coach who was involved all of this. >> it's going to be big impact. i see it. the dirt is on took her lie. make the season a lot more better. i just feel like it's still good out there can know community like people. people don't like the bowties. helping the community. so that's a good step helping the community. >> so at minute now, the players are expected to take the stage. each of them are going to walk on the stage and a coach. larry, what are you just heard from will be distributing each uniform to them and they will get a backpack out here. a lot of gifts out here. so a lot of community support and that is the hope that chp and the coach hope and everyone will take away from this. that will be back with a live report at 5 o'clock. it looks like this event is just about to start back to you. all right. >> sounds good. happy kid. seppi coach belong live for us t

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officersaccording to the mayor, crime has gone down this year. she says homicides have dropped by 21%. >> all 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are seeking to dismiss the case for with their lawyers are calling a technical error. so the lawyers representing officers, james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley claim necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. gonzalez died in 2021 while being restrained by those 3 officers. the officers were initially cleared of any criminal liability by former district attorney nancy o'malley. but when pamela price took over her office, reexamined the case and decided to charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. the officers are scheduled to be in court next month. home depot now is being ordered to pay nearly 2 million dollars to settle a civil complaint alleging the storing gauged in false advertising and unfair

chp had been on the scene for hours now.being diverted from northbound 238 to southbound 880. that's the situation. 238 to northbound 80 is closed right now. drivers that are coming out from castro valley and from pleasanton and livermore, you're going to have to take 580 and head north and then work your way up. if you're heading towards oakland or san francisco, it's going to take a while to clean that up. already three hours, that truck is still out there. so do take note. if you're heading from the east bay, it is going to be a very, very long wednesday with a check of weather. now let's say good morning to all right. >> thank you frank. 50s on the temps. some low clouds. nothing compared to yesterday a little cool for some. there is a pretty good breeze out there for many. altamont pass. if that's your commute. watch out. gusts of 43mph from the southwest. mount tamalpais, san bruno mountain. los vaqueros reservoir, point reyes, las trampas, travis air force base in the city, all between 27 and 43mph. so more sun today,

the chp hoping for leads from the public. toledo police investigating a fiery crash that killed a man last night. it happened about 8.30, on a via drive near columbus parkway. police say a driver crashed into a curb and plant or box moments later that car went up in flames. the driver later died at the hospital. all right. time for look at the forecast as we look live at the view from mount tam meteorologist kathy trafton his back. >> it is such an interesting view. you see a lot of sparkling city lights and you also see some low clouds and fog moving in from the coastline. we start out then tomorrow with normal conditions in areas of clouds and fog. temperatures ranging from 47 in santa rosa to 64 in mountain view. things seem quite tranquil. then guess what happens starting at 11 o'clock. heat advisory goes into effect for us, at least for parts of the bay area that would be for the hills and valleys of the east for the santa clara valley. for the heels of the santa clara valley all the way through the santa cruz mountains.

it's not clear if the driver here will face any charges. >> the man is arrested after chp says he was found with about 100 pounds of meth in concord. chp says that last month an officer pulled over a car on 6.80, near marina vista road for a moving violation after having some suspicions the officer deployed a k 9 to search the car and that's when officers found the math. he is booked into jail on several charges. there. now, the man accused of a deadly shooting in san jose has been arrested. sergio loya is in jail for murder. officers say that he is connected to a shooting that happened on story road in august. the victim was found in a parking lot with a gunshot wound. he later died at the hospital. loya was arrested last week in stockton. >> the east bay spca will now be rolling through the streets in its repaired van after the vehicle is vandalized and stolen in july. the organization shared this pic on social media with the update. the van is already transported. stanley, who you see there, too. the dublin adoption center. good luck to stanley. contra costa college has announced a

see here, chp officers found those drugs. the man was booked into jail on several charges. many of medicare patients may have had their personal information leaked. medicare officials say nearly 1 million patients are at risk of being victims of a hack that happened last year. the agency says names dates of birth and social security numbers may have all been accessed during the cybersecurity incident. however, they claim there have been no fraud cases reported in relation to the data breach. soul singer and songwriter frankie beverly has died at the age of 77. that really was most known as the founder of the funk and soul band maze. they produced 9 gold albums and hits like before i let go joy and pain and happy feelings earlier this year, beverly accepted the lifetime achievement award at the 55th naacp image awards in a statement his family said beverly quote, lived his life with pure soul, as one would say. and for us, no one did it better. he lived for his music family and friends. his family did not reveal the cause of death. coming up next, bay area voters hoping to c

the governor's office says the chp has made almost 330 arrests and seized more than 600 stolen cars. the state agency also took 35 illegal guns off the streets and that 2 month time period in all the chp officers have been in oakland now since february, making the total number of arrests since then 930 more than 1800 stolen cars have been recovered. they say a 930 illegal guns have been taken off the streets. the federal reserve cut interest rates today for the first time in 4 years. our kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple. >> has more on what it means for your loans. overtime rate cuts mean lower borrowing costs for mortgages, car loans and credit cards. >> but experts say it will take a series of cuts to really see those effects. >> stocks shot up after the federal reserve announced a half point interest rate cut chairman jerome powell explained the move the u.s. economy is in a good place. and and our decision today is designed to keep it there. inflation hit a forty-year high in june 2022. this august it felt closer to the fed's goal. patient approach over the

more than 100 new chp officers were sworn in today after a 26 week training program at the chp academy. the department says it's the biggest graduating class since the launch of the 2022. recruitment campaign. the new officers will soon start their assignments at the more than 100 chp office is up and down the state. all right. let's talk weather as we take a live look over san francisco. just a beautiful day in the bay. and we are getting ready for the weekend. we have our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at what we can expect. >> and it is friday the 13th guys that you realize, did you feel unlucky today? and i think we're to happen. >> i did not realize i didn't know. i wonder why i fell down the steps the i had no we're like what got stuck working with justine tonight. yeah. hey, looks like a nice day around the bay area. temperatures heating up outside that fog. start to come back on shore, though, thinking out this is looking down from our sutro cam beginning to make its way in the san francisco and the bay. more of that on the way. temperatures see a set of 9

this quadrupled the number of chp officer shifts on the streets. >>> in two months, chp has made 329 arrests, seizing 606 cars, removing 35 illegal guns off the streets. and as of last week, more than 100 cameras are in place on oakland city streets, also aimed at fighting crime. >>> all right, a live look at the oakland airport, where the ongoing battle over a name change has taken a new twist. the city of san francisco is now asking a federal judge to stop oakland's airport from using san francisco bay in its name. so the port of oakland says the addition will help people understand the city is a gateway to the entire bay area. but san francisco officials say the name change is already causing major problems for travelers. some ending up at wrong airport. >> today we are now seeing actual confusion in real life. this was entirely predictable and preventable. sfo has already suffered economic harm while oakland is profiting from sfo's investment and reputation and services. >> so the motion filed by the city of san francisco also demands oakland destroy all physical and digital mate

ktvu amber lee was there with the chp.and the team are for coach larry ward with the 510 legacy youth football leagu. >> sports is a way to keep these 11 and 12 year olds from inner city communities in the east bay safe. >> i don't get paid for this. i just love it. if i could change, if i could help change a life like that's why i do it. i want to change your life. i don't want them out there pursuing bad stuff. >> but on the afternoon of june 28th, ward was sitting in his parked car on myrtle street in west oakland, getting ready to meet the league's young athletes for practice at this park. suddenly, a suspect running from the california highway patrol jumped into the passenger seat of ward's car. >> guns drawn on me highway patrol, like 5 or 6 cars. i was, i was spooked. like i'm scared. >> chp officer adeeb zaid was the one who handcuffed the coach, but the officer soon determined that ward had nothing to do with the suspect living in oakland. >> having grown up in oakland and now being a police officer, i can underst

a man is arrested after chp says that he was found with about 100 >> pounds of meth in concord. take a look. chp says last month an officer pulled over a car on 6.80, near marina vista road. >> for a moving violation after having some suspicions about the car, the officer canine to search it. and that's when the officers found the mess. chp says that they arrested 47 year-old case ata garcia and booked him into jail on several charges. and update now on the will of fire now burning near concord. cal fire says it is now 62 acres and 85% contained. you're looking time lapse video shortly after it started. this is near willow pass road or road right near highway 4. that fire sparked about one 30 this afternoon. cal fire says the acreage to the fire has gone down due to better mapping. no word yet on what caused this fire. >> the boyles fire in lake county has burned more than 80 acres and is 50% contained after starting over the weekend. crews say that evacuation orders will remain in place for at least 2 more days. they say the fire must be completely out before people can go back

but chp is still seeking any information about this crash. and you're being asked to give them a call. if you saw anything on saturday night. mayor sheng thao signed an executive order today requiring the removal of tense from anywhere that infringes on critical infrastructure such as sidewalks and parks in oakland. this comes after a longstanding encampment was cleared along martin luther king junior way. we're 16 homeless. people were accepted. at relocating to shelters. >> allowing people to live in tent is not dignified. it's not safe is actually very dangerous. you're open to the elements and not just but many of the criminal elements come to i was homeless before and not once was i looking for a place to pitch a tent. also good for affordable housing and that's what we need to offer. >> well, the city has secured around 200 million dollars to create more affordable housing over the next 2 years. there are around 3500 unhoused people currently in the city of oakland. the state of california suing exxonmobil tonight accusing the company o

chp oakland is donating youth football jerseys. the kids at the boys and girls club kron four's gayle ong was at the events and explains what inspired the chp officers to help the kids. >>a youth football players just took the stage and receive their new football jerseys. here is a look. so right now the crowd is just sitting down. they're going to gather and listen to some speakers. but we want to give you a look at chp officers here with a stack of football jerseys. this is all to benefit 5 legacy youth. so how this event came to be chp officers were. responding to a stolen car case and the suspect jumped into the coaches. at the time and that suspect was arrested. but after that incident, chp officers got to know the coach of the season football team here and then they realize that the kids here needed new uniforms. so the chp officers reached out to anyone who can help around the community. and that's where we are today. that incident happened late june. so about 2 months later here we are at 35 football players received the pr

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officers in the city of oakland. >> the mayor also said that crime has gone down this year. she says homicides have dropped by 21%. 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are now seeking to dismiss the case for what their layers are calling a technical error. so the lawyers representing officers, james fisher camera blaney and erik mcmillan mckinley claimed that necessary follow-up documents, including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations window. gonzalez died back in 2021 while being restrained by these 3 officers. those officers were initially cleared of any criminal liability by former district attorney nancy o'malley. but when pamela price took over the office, she reexamined the case and decided to charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. those officers are scheduled to be back in court next month. >> it's 10. 35 and home depot is being ordered to pay nearly 2 million dollars to set

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officers mayor's office of the crime has gone down this year? she says homicides dropped by 21%. meanwhile, you have governor newsom who has signed a bill eases going to target those smash-and-grab thieves. >> they will impose tougher sentences when someone steals damages or destroys property. now that more than $50,000, those convicted could face additional 1, 4, years behind bars. com for your local election headquarters they have matt mahan urging residents to vote on passing prop 36. measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves and fentanyl. drug dealers. they are joining other city officials in the little saigon spring brook neighborhood yesterday. there is a large vietnamese immigrant own business community and neighbors say they are struggling with a rising crime rate. city leaders prop 36 would actually help protect owners as well as residents. >> are being victimized repeatedly by then that was a why property that is going on a baited because our police officers are out th

also, the chp is saying officers have been in oakland since february. and since then, there have been more than 900 arrests over that time period. more than 1800 stolen cars have been recovered and more than 900 firearms have been seized. lot of numbers to go over here a lot more ahead here to a cop today. travelers weighing in on that ongoing controversy over oakland airports, new name and also why an 8 year-old said that she took her family's car out for a joyride. we'll hear how her adventure ended. >> plus, a team of young baseball players devastated after a fire destroyed all of their equipment. that's what's left of their shed right now. left of their shed right now. how you can help them get when you see what it's really like when our skin touches wool... you see why we need downy free and gentle with no perfumes or dyes. it not only makes your clothes softer, it is gentle on your skin. it breathes life into your laundry. would you be a superhero or a supervillain? hmm... superhero. superhero. okay, i joined the military for my kid. i was always

chp just let us know. 40,000 pounds of produce was on that burning trailer.e's a lot to clean up. this big backup coming out of castro valley northbound at 580 will be better route for cars through oakland, and then westbound 24 as the second closure at highway 13, an overturned tractor trailer there as well. there is a tow truck on scene. i don't know if that's enough. kari. that's the two worst issues for the morning. all right? and this morning we are starting out with some calm weather conditions, slightly cooler temperatures. but it will become windy today as we take a live look outside in walnut creek. and we're starting out this morning with temperatures in the low 60s headed for the low 80s for today. but some of those gusts may reach 20 to 30mph. and then we're also going to see temperatures across the bay area just a touch warmer than it was yesterday. up to 85 in concord, 87 in fairfield and vacaville and some mid 70s for san francisco. i'll have more on what to expect coming up in a few minutes. marcus and laura. all right. thank you. kari. with b

well, guess who asked the governor for the chp i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp this is by we see a surge, a chp officers in the city of oakland. the mayor also said that crime has gone down this year. she says homicides have dropped by 21%. >> 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are seeking to dismiss the case for what their lawyers calling a technical error. so the lawyers representing officers, james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley claim that necessary follow-up documents, including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute limitations. gonzales died back in 2021. while being restrained by these 3 officers. now, those officers were initially cleared of any criminal liability by the former district attorney nancy o'malley. but when pamela price took over that office, her department reexamined the case and decided to charge the officers with involuntary manslaughter. those officers are scheduled to be back in court next month. home depot now is being ordered to pay nearly 2

they've taken that off the chp log. the one issue that is on the chp report is southbound 680 at el pintado. so that is blocking one of the lanes. but because there's not a lot of traffic volume out there, it's not leading to any sort of backups. highway 24 camera. this camera always goes in and out. i check it beforehand. i promise every time. and then, of course, when i'm on the air is when it decides not to work. so we've skipped over to 280 in san jose. if you're headed to san jose mineta airport, which is nearby, you'll have no problems getting there. 736 let's check in with steve paulson. a nice sunny day out there for this labor day holiday. you can see it. yes. >> no doubt about it, ali. a little bit of low cloud deck, but that's on borrowed time, as we say. this low though. coming through. not much in the way of moisture, but that was enough to crank up the wind and generate some activity to the north, up around the sierra northeast california. looks like it's lifting out more towards oregon. also idaho, but th

i've asked the governor to partner with me to bring chp and this is by we see a surge, a chp officers of oakland. >> the mayor actually says that a crime has gone down this year. she says that homicides have dropped by 21%. >> well, 3 alameda police officers charged in the death of mario gonzalez are now seeking to dismiss the case for what their lawyers calling a technical error. so the lawyers representing officers, james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley all claim that necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations window. gonzalez died back in 2021. while being restrained by those 3 officers. now the officers were initially cleared of any criminal liability by the former district attorney nancy o'malley. but when attorney the 38, pamela price took over her office, reexamined the case and decided that charges would be filed against the officers and they include involuntary manslaughter. the officers are scheduled to be in court next month. we'll keep following the story. home

chp is hoping for any leads from the public.e investigating a fiery crash killed him and 7 on eva drive right near columbus parkway saturday. police say a driver crashed into a curb and planter box. moments later, the car went up in flames. the driver later died at the hospital. this is 6 traffic death of the year. >> well, members of the san francisco symphony, they were on strike his contract negotiations for better wages hit a roadblock. course, members agreed thursday to strike for 3 days while members of the american musical artists guild protest, they are demonstrating against budget cuts to the chorus which they say are among the lowest paid members of the symphony. >> it for the public. it is a public service. it is for the people. and as artists. it is our greatest story, an honor to be able to share passion with the we are also people we deserve living reaches >> yes of symphony, canceled the long-awaited verde recurring cram concerts and they say all cancel shows will not be rescheduled. yes, somebody tells us a state

chp expects crews to finish up within the hour. we're now learning more information about a body recovered in oakland. police say a man was attacked by a group before he was found dead. it happened eighth city's chinatown neighborhood. it is unclear what led up to the attack, and no arrests have been reported. a hardware store in san francisco's sunset district says it has been burglarized twice this weekend. less than a week after a large fire shuttered its doors, the chronicle reports great wall hardware was robbed on back to back days. the owner says his store was ransacked around 3 a.m. friday, and when he came in this afternoon, he realized it was hit again. he says the thieves stole his computer and a significant amount of inventory like flashlights and power tools. the family owned business was severely damaged sunday after serving the neighborhood since 1983. santa rosa police say officers seized a number of weapons in two separate cases overnight. the most recent incident took place shortly after midnight this morning. tha

so, i know where i come from and we have to always put in a note chp agrees with this this is part ofollective life's work we have to put the middle class at work we have to but working families first understanding of their dreams and their desires and their ambition, deserved to be invested in. it will benefit everyone. together we must also perform our broken immigration system. and protect our dreamers and understand we can do both, create an earned pathway to citizenship and ensure our border is secure. we can do both and we must do both. while we fight to move our nation forward to a brighter future donald trump us extremist allies will continue trying to pull us backward we all remember what they did to tear families apart. now they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation mass deportation in american history. imagine what that would look like that that would be. i was that going to happen? massive detention camps were they talking about? they will also give billions of dollars of tax cuts to billionaires and corporations. massive tax cuts pardoned generally six perpetr

i just got an update from the chp.y estimate this flatbed truck that crashed and overturned at 5:00 this morning was probably carrying between 35 to 40,000 pounds of sod and it spilled out onto the westbound lanes of highway 24, just about a quarter mile outside the caldecott tunnel. since that happened, these lanes in the westbound direction have been completely shut down. and that's why you see all the traffic that would normally come through the caldecott being funneled to highway 13 northbound into the berkeley hills at tunnel road. let's show you the view overhead so you can see the traffic mess and the mess on the freeway. skyfox over the scene, giving us that view. we actually don't have the chopper, but we can show you here on the ground the mess you can see for yourself. it's going to take a little longer. according to caltrans and the chp to get this all cleaned up. the officer out here said that they have to get this cleaned up and swept, not just moving all the sod and dirt out of the way, but completely cl

chp says it's not the last time the kids will see them.fficers plan to continue checking up on the team and the boys. that's a very nice ending to that story. let's bring in jeff ranieri now talking about our weather as we head toward the weekend. jeff. and one more day left of this hot, isolated heat across the inland valleys from this area. high pressure that's moving in across the west. that's going to bring in the one hundredths. but we really have this classic summer setup happening here. it's going to be a battle between the heat and also some cooling fog at the coastline. let me show you more details on that right now in your microclimate forecast. and as we look at the fog for tomorrow morning, you'll see not only at the coastline but also through the bay, we'll see some of those areas of fog and also right up here towards parts of the north bay. most of this clears back through the afternoon with that fog lingering right there through the coastline. so all in all, this will mean we started off with some pretty comfortable temperat

chp says the shooting happened just after 2 p.m.near the seminary. people in the car struck by gunfire. they were hospitalized for their injuries. >> a hardware store in san francisco's sunset district says it's been burglarized twice this weekend. less than a week after a large fire shuttered its doors, the chronicle reports great wall hardware was robbed on back to back days. the owner says his store was ransacked around 3 a.m. friday, and when he he realized he was hit again. he says the thieves stole his computer and a significant amount of inventory, like flashlights and power tools. the family owned business was severely damaged last sunday after serving the neighborhood. since 1983. >> time now, 737. an eight year old san francisco girl remains in the hospital this morning after being wounded inside her own home. family members say a little girl was struck by a stray bullet friday night while she was inside her home on chicago way near mclaren park. the child's younger brother says his sister was standing near an open window

so that's a good step forward. >> and the coach and the chp says this is how it happens. you take away something good out of a story that starts as bad and you have the power to do that. and we define the %pnarrative between the police and the community, which is what they've just done. that. >> we're going to take a break here 10, 10, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a new video showing robberies at bay area bars. what one woman says she's doing just to keep her business safe. and why governor newsom says the special session about oil and gas prices may actually happen after all. and today we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday for inland areas, a little cooler nearby, the coastline. >> i'll be breaking down all the changes that we have to anticipate as >> 10, 13 in on date in history. the first episode of a hugely popular kids show air. yeah. plus, boxing legend muhammad ali took home the gold medal at the olympic games. news nation's markie. martin takes a look back. >> today is september and its national cheese pizza day 10,000 workers marched

the report still stands in chp blotter, so we'll follow that.hat would be getting away from the bay bridge. you saw the easy flow getting to the bay bridge. here's a nice drive through the north bay and no slowing. same thing throughout contra costa county. the early start really not affecting the speeds for highway four. the rest of the bay well highway 84, that crew has to wake up. niles canyon and that will be right on schedule. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 502 right now. new this morning, the latest flu and covid vaccines are now available at pharmacies. the new vaccines protect against three viruses. the new covid shots target the cp2 variant, which became dominant in the u.s. at the end of april. it comes as infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong is among those raising concerns over the anti-vaccine rhetoric during this election cycle. it's not just about covid, it's about all these infectious diseases that we had made so much progress on in the last few decades, and they're coming back. measles, polio, and we have new

cal fire and chp were involved in the recovery operation. there's no word just yet on what led to that crash. happening today, san francisco police will hold a virtual town hall in response to a recent officer-involved shooting at the powell street bart station. the incident unfolded ten days ago. the suspect was injured. police say it started as a confrontation with an armed man sitting in a stolen car near the station, and that's when the suspect took off, running first into a liquor store. he started firing at officers at the station, and that's when officers returned fire. today's town hall starts at 3:00 this afternoon. happening now. hundreds of hotel workers in san francisco are now on strike. it comes after their contract expired in august. the hospitality workers are part of the unite here local two. they include housekeepers and servers. now, union members are seeking a new contract with hyatt, hilton and marriott hotel chains. workers were on the picket line at three hotels around union square yesterday. we have, you know, our our