and christina's father offered a future. working with his heating and air-conditioning company. >> come out to california and you'll have a job. they moved across the country to murphy's. an own mining town. karl found them a ramshackle house at the top of this long winding road. it wasn't much but it was closer and christina made it special. >> she went into decorator mode and started painting and sowing curtains. every time i would go up it was like wow that's really good. just a week later, their lives would change forever. it was new year's day, 1991. >> reporter: karl and christina's house was on fire. karl said he was outside, but he rushed toward the flames. he led the kids out of their bedroom windows. they'd been napping, but christina was trapped in the bathroom. the fire raging just outside the bathroom door. the window was boarded shut from the inside. by time art arrived, the paramedics were already on the scene. >> got in the ambulance, i looked around. i said, where's chris? and they told me, one of the kids s

christina: thank you, robert. robert: all right, well, to purchase books, it's through arkipelago books at 1010 mission street in san francisco or go to www.arkipelagobooks.com. now, stay with us. one of the most beautiful sites in the bay area, the hakone gardens in saratoga, is getting ready for its annual gala celebration. see the beauty, hear the stories next. robert: my family has been going to the hakone gardens in saratoga for many years. it was literally my grandmother's favorite place to visit. it reminded her so much of the beautiful gardens in japan. i have the honor of once again emceeing theakone foundation's annual gala celebration next sunday. here with me now is the executive director of the hakone foundation, our old friend, shozo kagoshima, who has been the executive director since 2015 and was born and raised in the santa clara valley. welcome back. shozo kagoshima: well, thank you for having me. robert: for people who don't know, give us a brief history of not only the hakone gardens, but also

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thank you christina. it over robin now as part of team coverage or find out more about the delays and the alternate routes everything else robin. >>yes, delays are building so 85 north traffic is coming to a crawl it's already backed up. 2 el camino so you can dump off at el camino and take mathilde over to one oh one or lawrence expressway to one on one 1, 1, will get you through mountain view help you continue up to the peninsula and that will get you around the closure and the crash. right now it's pretty early so not a lot of folks on the road but you need to plan ahead and for 85 who has christina just said it is completely closed so once again want to one is your best alternate as we zoom out no other delays on 85 on the san jose side heading to mountain view. so that's the only trouble spot. i want to take you over to the nimitz because i just got word of a new trouble spot in san leandro 8.80 northbound at marina we have a crash here involving a truck with a trailer and and it may have been towing

christina can you hear me? i mean she can hear me. get away from her and i will put up some maps and then we will be contactor her. that happens. sometimes it goes bad in the field. let me reset this for you, northbound 680 coming up from the fremont area to pleasanton. you'll see a huge backup because of the truck accident that happened at 145. give me the thumbs up when christina can hear us again. >>> traffic is going to be busy northbound 680 come on up to the area. look at this backup southbound is a big story, from pleasanton is going to be horrible because people are looking at this on the freeway there. you can see traffic is going to be slow. westbound 580 that traffic is moving along all right. there been no major issues of driving through, traffic continues to be okay. the alternate route is 880 northbound 238 eastbound 580 don't do 680 you're just going to be stuck on the freeway. we will get back to christina as soon as she gets her issues resolved there. let's go back to the death . >>> we did get some light rain and roa

then we have delays out of the south bay because of a fatal accident on highway 85 kron four's christina christina takes row heading out to the scene all have more updates on alternate route >>back it is 4.55 on this for morning feels good to say that unfortunately it's not going to be feeling so get outside today though a comfortable one to start a beautiful shot of san francisco hear from right across the bay, really clear skies clear skies will remain into the afternoon as temperatures rise. so we do have heat advisories in effect in remaining in effect through 07:00pm tonight. you will be looking at these advisories affecting much of the peninsula, including san francisco down through palo alto and mountain view. the south bay and san jose and then the east bay with oakland and berkeley in the 90's and our inland valleys well into the triple digits areas like livermore danville conquered antioch all triple digit heat later on today. robin. >>all right, thank you john want to head back to our fatal accident and the south bay north down 85 is completely close right now. now they've cha

after in vitro fertilization christina gave. >> when did you suspect your daughter might not be your biological daughter? >> 2 1/2, to pick >> she doesn't look like drew. >> the couple is now divorced say the dna test revealed the daughter is only related to christina. >> what was your reaction when you found out she was not your biological daughter? >> a melt down. >> a melt down. >> you want to have a child when you cannot have one and you are able to. it is upsetting. it is confusing. >> the clinic told cbs the integrity of the treatment process is paramount and it is taking the matter seriously. according to the cdc, in 2017, more than 78,000 babies born as a result of reproductive technology performed at fertility clinics but not one governmental agency regulates the fertility industry at a home. >>> christina andrew said the situation was a factor that led to the divorce. both wonder help drew will one day explain all of this to the daughter he is raising as his own. >> how is she going to treat him? are you worried about that? >> every day. i did the best i can and hopefully i

christina began freaking out. she was terrified. >> christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get help. her babysitter catherine was there with her boyfriend scott. they hurried downstairs. >> christina started walking toward the sliding glass door and i grabbed her and i said don't touch anything. >> the door was smeared with blood and the scene inside was unspeakable. >> somebody said oh my gosh, there's nick and you could see him through the window on the floor in a pool of blood. >> i said get out of here and go down the street. she said what are you going to do? i said i have to get that boy out of there. i'm not leaving without the boy. >> he grabbed an axe for protection and then dropped it. he wasn't breathing and i smacked him a few times and nothing happened so i started screaming at him and started smacking him harder and telling him he wasn't going to die today and all of a sudden had he kind of bolted up. at that point i said you're alive. scott picked up the little boy and bolted from the house. he

christina told i like what she could about the prisoners. he passed along the information and coded messages. are asking just one of the gen scheme henrich. elec also sent his sister on missions through the city carrying messages or weapons. she'd been caught she could have been executed. the day which he is i came here to talk to you about this box of photos on the next give the injust some money and i know when elec was in the resistance he lived with a married couple who do agreed to hide him. the man called stephan also got so worked in a photo circle and he took the photos and developed them the whole of all that was . so stuff and ascii work was l. ike in the resistance. 75 years ago this was the largest photo story in chester hold everyone had their photos developed here including the germans. stuff an oscar and a man names for their screen made unauthorized copies of their photos and pass them along to l. i. know i'm going to be traduced these grandson pavol. with you because you know. still good just as this photo with a rabbi is fr

joining me on the panel today, jonathan hoenig, christina partsinevelos, john layfield and jackie deangeles. so here is the head of the afl c io telling fox news why unions are not backing trump's 2020 re-election campaign just yet, listen. >> our members are still waiting for the supposed greatness of this economy to reach their kitchen tables, when they do i'll cheer, they'll cheer and they will all support the person who helped get us there. david: let's bring in trump campaign senior trade and jobs advisor curtis ellis, so i understand there's a difference between the union leadership and the membership, but union members across the country aren't feeling the strength of the economy right now, do you believe him? >> no, not really. you look at the numbers here, blue collar wages are increasing faster than managerial wages, record low unemployment, we got historic low unemployment, more americans are working than ever, the deregulation, and the tax cuts, and the trade reform, we're seeing more jobs coming back to america and particularly those jobs in the construction trade, the building

it is going to be a new challenge for me, christina lina rdatou, challenge for me, christina linardatoup her belt too easily, she is here to fight and she is very aggressive, a big right hand so it will be very exciting, it is a headline show that is for sure. you mention about your fan ways. uk and ireland sown up but the us is a new territory, is that something you wa nt territory, is that something you want the look forward to? yes, it is everyone's goal to build a worldwide fan base and i am delighted to be back here in the uk for the next fight and the first time i fought here in over a year so it is great to be back here fighting in the uk, but the goalfor to be back here fighting in the uk, but the goal for every boxer in the world is to create a big fan base worldwide and that is what i am aiming towards. looking to the new frontier, ant anyjoshua said it would be an option to see a female fight on the undercard, is that something, something like saudi arabia could be an option for you maybe? i want to be involved in history making fight, i want to be involved in big fights no m

reporting live from lafayette christina tetreault. >>thank you christina.hese paper parents at a school playground. they say it's not safe for their kids and they won it 6 take a look potholes cracks and an easement pavement are what they're complaining about at the playground at franklin elementary school in oakland. one child has been injured on the playground, one parents as another problem is the rubber pad adding on to the play structure. it's not cushy enough for when the kids fall to the ground. >>of kindergartners here up to 5th grade. so those young kids really need the protection. >>we got signatures on a petition to renovate the playground and the oakland unified school district says the repairs are actually going to begin today. >>san francisco supervisor matt haney and his staff are now learning how to use narcan to help save the lives of people who overdose the training comes the day after haney introduced a resolution declaring the public health crisis in last year there were 259 overdose deaths in the city and he's urging department of healt

christina god. will she change the. she will definitely change tone she already said that she's convinced that the e.c.b. has to do more in order to explain its job to explain what it's doing so that. the independent monetary policy maker is not put into question even more. than it was in at the european central bank. earlier i spoke to an economist at the university of st gallen in switzerland i asked him what he expected to announce. number one he will probably lower the deficit rate 2 point meet minus point 5 minus point 6 and secondly and that's the more important question is whether he will and reestablish the q.e. program that's an open discussion and we will see what will come out is that a lot but he hasn't got growth op larry watered it or inflation he has really done a lot and whatever it takes was really tremendously positive and great sentence his legacy but on the other hand he's going to be the president of the e.c.b. within 8 years time without lowering it was out hiking without raising any taxes texas in

a delayed tribute for christina oberkfell 11 years after the beijing olympics the former general and throw has been awarded a silver medal she received her new prize possession at a small ceremony made up mostly of friends and family. her opponent in 2008 russia's maria. was stripped of her silver medal off to retesting of old urine samples or bug fools bronze was given an upgrade that's not it was a financial reward which would have been bigger back then cannot be recovered it now has symbolic value which is great. i'm so glad that this has happened after so many years and hopefully it's also a small deterrent for athletes that are still cheating you know. as new methods are used to test old doping samples which are kept up to 10 years after competitions more athletes are belatedly receiving recognition form a hammer thrower betty hyde let her swap her 2012 olympics bronze medal for silver and x. shot put in a dean klein it has had results from international competitions upgraded more than 15 times for administrators the improved detection methods are an important tool in the fight

thank you christina. >>new this morning, the san francisco board of supervisors passed a plan establishing a place for people to live. if you live in their cars. a place to stay overnight. here's a map showing where that will be it's a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue will be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars. the space will offer a lot of amenities actually bathroom showers a place to do laundry even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex which is scheduled to begin next year. expect. >>frustrations delays and cancellations at sfo tended to be that way for the next few weeks today just day 5 of about 20 days of this we've got kron four's will tran standing by. >>where he's been following the reaction from travelers who i guess some of the me's being caught off guard by she didn't want us well, but it was like months ago. all flights would be affected. >>big about it right. the city expect delays

reporting live here on market street christina tetreault. >>very good. thank you christina. >>7 oh 06:00am and in the east bay times football game between 2 high schools has been called off because of safety concerns. the game was supposed to be between a climb is high and san leandro high. and now they're scrapping moved to a later date, not let anybody go to see the game because of a threat. the threat forced the game to be canceled. the police will say what the threat is but students tell us it's gang related. >>a lot of people that go from my friends on the island. sure i was going up to game. >>so now nobody gets to go that's how they're solving it, they're going. the 2 schools, play at a rescheduled time. and it's not going to be open to the public that way it won't affect them. they won't have to forfeit any games. police investigating the death of a sky diver who landed on highway and was hit by a big rig. a 28 year-old woman was skydiving when she died on thursday, she landed in the middle of highway 99 9 where she was struck by the big rig. she

christina coleman live in los angeles with more on that. christina? >> hi, connell.e than two thirds of the goods that the u.s. imports from china will now have higher taxes. economists say this could really impact your pocketbook as we go into the holiday season. the price of some retail goods expected to rise, something in u.s. companies have warned about. in an exclusive interview on fox news sunday, afl-cio president criticized the way the president is going about this trade war. >> it is a good thing taking on china. unfortunately, he's done it the wrong way. to take on china, there has to be a multilateral approach. one country can't take on china to try to dry up its overcapacity. >> the "wall street journal" reports that american exports will be hit with extra tariffs include 3g.2 billion -- 3.2 billion in annual sigh bone shipments -- soybean shipments. despite criticism about how this will affect u.s. consumers and companies, president trump said at the white house earlier today that some of the money from the increased tariffs will be given to farmers. he

christina.>persky was the girls and jb tennis coach here at lynbrook high school but he is no longer. according to the union high school district applied for the position over the summer and then he actually pass all the requirements that the school district had he even pass a background check. but you know the community got weeknd that he was employed here less than 24 hours later he was let go of his position that there was actually petition online meet to get him removed from his position as the coach. so the district put out a statement in week in a in which they've read to them right appear in your screen. we believe this outcome is in the best interest of our students and school community please know that we are deeply committed to maintaining an effective safe and positive environment for all students persky is the california judge who sentenced and for university swimmer brock turner to 6 months in jail for raping an unconscious 23 year-old woman behind a dumpster. prosecutors had asked

teatro kron 4 news christina. >>time now is 9 oh 7 some much needed relief for travelers at sfo to date 09:00pm. in moment, yeah, yeah, and if you're watching us yesterday probably thinking with tonight. the mystery was we thought 9 mistress 09:00pm today either way. >>tomorrow, maybe we'll look a lot different than today looks kron four's will tran is it as f o you're still seeing plenty of delays and cancellations. >>71 cancellations excuse me 71 delays are as you call it daria absolutely 71 now means has been changed of course and 21 canceled all together we'll show you the board. polls have the more now's than say the departures but you can see philadelphia's now san diego now soho hopefully this is the last morning of this if you're coming to and you're watching this at home by all means call ahead because you're still not out of the woods because this is still going on in till 9 o'clock tonight. but the good news is if you're taking off tomorrow. hopefully things are back to normal because they say that they

christina is beginning the team coverage right now. you've been at the scene.d in the overnight hours. >> reporter: yes. it did. it turned into a mess of a commute for everyone not only northbound 680, built southbound 680 as well. you can see a live look at the entire

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>>kron four's christina tate will live in richmond. she has the latest can expect the freeway to be reopened again high christina good morning. >>well good morning. we are here at the on ramp at barry avenue for 80 westbound but all lanes are closed where this car crash actually happened is right behind me up this ramp. there are multiple cars involved. 2 people unfortunately left their love lost their lives. this morning, another was injured 13. she's me do too. the crash as well that not a lot of information on the crash itself so far we don't know what you know what speed the cars were going how many cars were involved, but we at least do know again that 2 people lost their lives another injured, but there were multiple cars involved and then a fire broke out due to the collision here on the freeway. so let me show you exactly where we are 80 westbound here at the barrett on ramp right here as you go up and so all 4 lanes of westbound a t r lows here at verrett leading on to the rest of the freeway completely closed. now eastbound 8

for now reporting live here in san francisco christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>at 8 oh 4 let's move over to berkeley now are happening today, teachers will be staging a rally to try put a little pressure on the school board is there in the middle of contract talks and they've been working without a contract for some time now crown jewel of how force will tran is live in berkeley and talk about what is going to take to get these 2 sides together. it's going to take about at 3.5% that's the difference between with the school district is offering and what the teachers want. >>right next to the school and what you don't see behind me the teachers on strike, so there's not a talk yet of them on strike because as you can see there in the classrooms now getting ready for their students at jefferson elementary, but we don't know what will happen down the road. if they don't get what they're looking for because they've been working without a contract for the past last year they worked out some arrangement swear according to the school district they worked out health be

christina. >>so i'm out here live at westwood's mobile home park and you can actually see these crews here behind me they've been going to and from the area all morning, they're cleaning up the mess of what use to be a home to one older woman. it was caught in the fire and didn't make it out alive, san jose firefighters tell us it broke out. last night around 11:00pm inside of this double wide mobile home, the fire so large over 30 firefighters had to battle the blaze. crews found one person inside of the mobile home who died from the incident, it is confirmed that it was an elderly woman who was using a wheelchair. also inside of the home her care taker the care taker luckily made it out ok. no neighbors tell us that elderly woman did indeed live inside of the home and they know that she's the one who lost their life they explain what they heard last night. when i spoke with one of the san jose fire captains. he told me that last night when the fire first happened. actually neighbors in nearby

now back to news christina. death possibly linked to vaping in the cigarettes. health officials say an older adult with a chronic illness died in los angeles county that makes 5 deaths nationwide linked to vaping kron four's dan thorn has more on the recent jump in vaping related diseases. >>5 people are now dead as health officials say vaping-related respiratory illnesses are surging. indiana minnesota and california each reported of vaping-related death on friday. >>it took many years for us to understand the health impacts of nicotine and the health impacts of smoking. we question whether or not we're on that same path in terms of looking at the a p. >>los angeles county health officials have joined the cdc and discouraging people from using vaping devices or e cigarettes right now more than 450 cases of lung illnesses linked to vaping are under investigation. >>we think it is wise to stay away from this until we understand what the implications are for the person is using at their house and how it contribute

the latest christina. >>well good morning, i'm sure the west winds mobile home park and actually you can see behind me more crews just arrived, they're working on cleaning up the mess of what used to be the home of one woman who didn't make it out of the fire. those good and show you what it looks like overnight when this happened san jose of firefighters tell us a fire broke out last night around 11 o'clock in the evening at this inside of it actually the fire was so large over 30 firefighters. firefighters came to battle the blaze the crews found one person inside of the mobile home park. it was an elderly woman who used to wear wheelchair. she died from the incident there was also one other person in the home the care taker who is now in the hands of american red cross with no place to live for the time being no neighbors tell us that indeed there was an elderly woman who did live alone inside of the home and they do know that it's she who lost her life and they explain what it was like when they realiz

>>ok, thank you christina. 6 oh 5. >>spate, tonight's football game between 2 high schools has been called off because of safety concerns. the game was supposed to happen between oakland's may climb is high and san leandro high i instead they're going to reschedule it and not let anybody come basically. police say that there is a threat and that's why they canceled the game they will say what the threat is but students tell us it's gang related. >>a lot of people that go from my friends on the island. sure i up to game. >>the way they're going to work around this is rescheduling the game and not making it open to the public that will let the teams play and not have to forfeit any games. a fleet of play. stolen from a nonprofit in the east bay and now the group is scrambling to try to replace them. the oakland-based nonprofit cycles of change uses bicycles to teach school children about bike safety and on wednesday. they had a uhaul truck with 50 bikes and a 150 helmets. all inside and that was at mylan elementary schoo

thank you christina. >>time now is 5 oh 5 happening today, berkeley teachers will stage a rally at the school board over the ongoing contract negotiation, many of them are. >>currently working on expired contracts kron four's will tran is live in berkeley with the latest will. i'm in front of jefferson elementary school and they will arrive the teachers and the parents will arrive in about 2 hours from now and of course we will get their reaction. >>the berkeley teachers they've been working for more than a year without a contract and they are looking simply james and ari a for a pay raise like all the other school districts that we've covered over the past year when they went on strike in the bottom line is they're looking. foreman more money claiming it is expensive to live here in the bay area specifically in berkeley, many of those teachers don't even live in berkeley that they can't afford it that they have to commute to the schools that they ended up teaching the students so they're looking for a pa

>>in santa clara with more christina. just a few moments ago, i'm sad they've all left there were a line of people right here waiting to get right through those doors behind me here at this senior center but because today's expected to be quite warm. it turns into a cooling center definitely place for the community to can com use the resources and hate the free air conditioning as well to go ahead and cool off especially if you don't have air conditioning in your home know that there are a lot of different resources for you throughout the city, especially down here in the south bay in san jose they've got extended hours at their cooling centers and they're different community centers for you to go ahead and utilize we actually have a full screen here on we've got some information up on the screen for you guys for you to go in and see if some of these are near you our 3 in particular including this one the senior center is open from 07:00am until 05:00pm and it is on fremont street we've got valley health center that's dow

i know that we have the color contrast that christina did the test for. so i'll look into that and get back to you. and then in terms of languages, there is, of course the city-supported languages, filipino, chinese and spanish. we support all of them on our sites. historically, a lot of them were google translated and we did a bunch of testing earlier, may, june, april. and those were, of course, not adequate. some were in certain languages, for example, there was pretty, i would say, embarrassing problems with the chinese translation. so what we've done from a community perspective, or a research perspective is partnered with asian institutes, do testing over there and speak with their staff. and come up with better translations and then also removing a lot of the google translations, the automated translations from google and making them human translations. they are sent to a vendor, then mohcd staff and then that's my long winded way of saying the dahlia site always supported the filipino, spanish and chinese, but it was not always the best quality. w

i'm christina good morning.>well good morning and let me tell you right here i am at terminal 2 here in the arrivals area and luckily as you can see traffic hasn't really picked up yet not a flight not a lot of flight here on the sunday morning inbound quite yet though we know a lot of people are going to be coming home from a weekend away. so expect a ton of delays in this area as marty mentioned expect to up to about 4 hours of delays today. so whetheyou're flying in and out of san francisco airport for you're picking someone up or dropping them off. no there's also going to be a lot of traffic associated with that the make sure to go ahead and check each individual flight the you have to make sure it won't be impacted greatly now for about 20 days, the runway is going to be close because they're do adding a new face it's being built. along the almost 2000 foot this stretch to where it needs the intersection of another runway. so at so time throughout these next 20 days actually 2 of the runways may be closed

joining me on the panel is scott martin, christina partsinevelos, and gary kaltbaum and the carol roth. >> [laughter] david: well the president tweet ing this response to the rate cut. "jay powell and the federal reserve fail again, no guts, no sense, no vision, a terrible communicator." that is an economic confidence index of the country's top ceo's sinks to its lowest level under president trump due in part to u.s. trade policy, and jpmorgan 's jamie dimon says he does not think cutting rates will offset trade worries though he also reiterated he does not see a recession near, but should investors be concerned about a slowdown? >> not to be cynical here, david, but i think that the business roundtable might have an alterior motive because they were very concerned about the third quarter but then six months out, they have all of this optimism so they have a slowing in sales in the third quarter but six months out they think they were going to have an increase the same thing with capex. i think what they are doing is trying to send a message they need more certainty in trade. i think t

christine the man found no who is a columnist at el pie east and christina i hope that we've got some men from you now but you're about to tell us about the significance of the whereabouts of the remains of francisco franco and why causing so much passion in spain today more than 40 years after his death. because the word me sure hadn't been. last. several years ago past the not all signs. were trying to to marry and. back. fire grind holds. tell me where segments or what is. your take. right so currently as i understand it as you alluded to he's in the valley of the fall and i'm looking at pictures of it now and it's a it's a very magnificent structure. all sorts of. i suppose glory a touch to this because also in this site are the victims other victims of the civil war is it therefore most spaniards desire his remains a move move from there and put into a more discreet family site yes yes indeed in some of the fallen. oscar gotten yes it's not a very very popular more amused. by your name but yes most people have pointed to fact that. he was a great you got to be in. that. kind of w

situation this morning, christina.ve got about 3 lanes are blocked off right now on one oh one southbound the really quickly before we show you a map i want to show you that every minute of that car right there from the deadly car crash that happened. i want to see if i can actually zoom in here for you guys 2 the that it's a big dark but at this is what we have so far left here on scene, let's go it also show you exactly where we are run one oh one southbound just about a mile south marshall road and so this is a very very active area here in the us early hours of the morning because a lot of people are headed to her early hours of work here in silicon valley and so we come back out here live you got and see how much traffic has already been that up from this carpet from this crash. >>in so you can go ahead and see these are the remnants of the car that crashed early in the early hours of this morning. no siege, the only has a few details to give us but they confirmed this happened just before one 30 this morning and

live at ocean beach, christina rendon, fox 2 news. >> christina, thank you. >>> investigation is now under way in into a deadly wrong way crash on the south bay that killed two people, south of the northbound lanes on highway 85 in sunnyvale around 1:00 this morning and crashed right into a honda civic. the driver of that honda was a man in his 30s. no information has been released yet about the driver of the suv. >> when driving at night try to stay out of the fast lane, the number one because when somebody is driving the wrong way, they think that is the slow lane and you might collide with a wrong way driver. >> opening up after 6:00 in the morning, no word word yet if drugs. >>> felicity enough habitat is inside a federal courtroom, learning her sentences. admitting to pay $15,000 for rigging her daughter's sat scores in 2017. prosecutors are asking for a month of inprison, her lawyers recommend a year of prison. >>> well first time majority of the democratic presidential candidates were on a single stage for debate. >> they greed on a number of issues on gun control and keeping

ktvu christina live at ocean 0 beach where it can be cold and foggy and windy but not today. it will be pretty packed. good morning, christina. >> yeah, good morning to you, pam, you are absolutely right, it probably will be summer like conditions at oak beach. 6:15 in the morning you are going to find surfers out here, 2 people heading out to the weight. it is going to be another very very hot and day. steve had specific temperatures saying that the inlands are going to reach 100, places like concord and livermore here. here in the coast temperatures in the 80s, if you are coming down to open beak today you know that is typically not normal it will be inland areas if you are going to seek some relief from the heat. if you are working outside or outdoors today, try to limit your outdoor activity. those peak hours 10 to 3:00 in the afternoon that is when it will be the hottest. if you can try to stay in door. cooling centers opening in the south bay. if you really have to be outside, you know what they always say, maybe come down to the coast where we are and enjoy a nice day

christina hooper thinks thema mas going to hold up well. chief global market strategist ato. invesc thanks for joining . ris christin christin epic volatility in august. if i'm reading your notes right, gou see thingsn settling d a bit? what do you see happening in september? >> well, i expect morevolatil volatility, but we could see a silat a lot of negative news flow. a lot of fluctuations in the stoct ultimately, finish the moh in fairly good standing. with stocks holding their own eossiblyng out gains. >> barry, you think it is going to be a rough septber. we just detailed what's going on in theu.k. with brexit. that's anotherly in the oint in terms of global tensions out there. out and what role will the fed play? >> well to me, it looks like a game of two chickens, right? on the one hand, you've gotd t fed e d ade policy in the white house going head o each other and neither one wants to turn their car. so it's like a game ofchicken. the other hand, when you look at the market, it's a chicken with an egg problem in that eggs are going to have t break before the fede tur

for more i'm joined by christina greer and nicole, a republican strategist.this dance that's happened after these tragedies a few times where the president will give some public indication that maybe he is open to some kind of gun control, including maybe background checks. now he seems to have reached a point he has come to many times before where he backs off even from that. can you see a scenario? let me ask you this way. what would it take for this president to decide it's worth it politically to support background checks? >> i think you could see something where he puts maybe funding for the wall or something he can do to combine something to hold the democrats' feet to the fire maybe with doing more extensive universal background checks. i wouldn't put it past him. this one thing that i think we can all agree on, that he is unpredictable. you really cannot predict which way this guy is going to go. but one thing i will tell you that's very interesting is the power of the nra i think has diminished just a little bit. and especially in the department of m

she has the latest for us, christina.how this happened or what happened leading up to the shooting but ultimately we do know that there was a fight which broke out into a shooting and then left 3 people in the hospital, let's go ahead and show you exactly where we are here on this map. richmond police tell us just before 9 30 friday night a fight broke out at the intersection of morningside drive and valley view road now that the intersection leading to de anza high school as officers approached the scene shots fired. the officers, found 2 people suffering a shot suffering from gunshot wounds. now the victims they were taken to the hospital where there was also a 3rd victim brought later that night and actually a crime for a crime for viewer tells us. they heard this happened during the richmond and also brought a football game. now no word yet and exactly why are how shots were fired. what led up to all of this or if this was in any way in connection to a football game. tonight, however we don't believe that this involve

>>thank you christina 9 10 is the time right now. >>threatening to take money away from california because of our air quality will tell you how the state plans to respond. a sex-offender in jail and now we see the text message that he sent to a 12 year-old girl. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and back to the traffic not a whole lot here cough the golden gate, you're looking good if you need to get into and out of san francisco. no major issues and we're holding at 30 minutes for your southbound drive novato to the toll plaza we're not improving yet at the bay bridge toll plaza the slowdown is going to stick around and for at least another hour. and we haven't had anything major on the bridge so under 15 minutes to make it into san francisco, which is a really get drive time. still busybso about 18 minutes from brisbane to 80 in san francisco, 2.80 crowded as well 21 minutes from daly city to d

thank you christina. >>i mean when q border report dot com where i'm standing right now outside nogales arizona is a pivotal point where the border fence changes. i'll have that story for you coming up. >>and it's almost pumpkin picking season if you head out some changes designed to keep everybody safe we'll explain. hate crimes. >>this is a common sense bill. this is a good first step senator tim kaine. >>any backups well no we haven't had any major hot spots the only major issue was capitol corridor what happened with that. it was may have been struck by a train in hayward they were little sketchy on the details with a clear that incident so we're not tracking major delays anymore. pretty much normal for this time morning, no extra problems in your way just a lot of slowing. but it is getting better so heading over to the san mateo bridge. west's 92 you see the crowd and you're averaging about 30 minutes. so that's like only a slight decrease in your drive time still not fun know right from the east ba

reporting live here in the city of fremont christina teatro kron more news, thank you christina. >>time now 7 oh 4 new this morning, the san francisco board of supervisors has passed a plan establishing a place for people living in their cars to stay overnight and here's a map showing where that lot will be it's the parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose afternoon. they'll be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars at a time that space will offer bathrooms showers places to do laundry even a kitchen and eating space as well that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that very lot next year. is pushing for a crack down on homeless encampments across california. a team from the white house is in the state right now to develop policies to deal with the homeless crisis. a white house official says certain cities have caused an increase in poverty leading to public health wrist, it's still not clear exactly how tough this crackdown on almost encampments we'll be book. we'll let you know. >>police in oakland have released

thought was drew's sperm and christina's egg. >> when she was born, all my friends said oh, she looks. you figure every baby looks different when they're born. >> reporter: as she got older, the physical differences were clear. >> i go to a restaurant, they're like, oh, did you adopt her? >> reporter: shortly after their daughter's second birthday, they say dna tests conpermed drew had a deer row percent chance of being her biological father. >> it shook my world. that was like the final thing that destroyed everything around me. >> reporter: now divorced the former couple is united to learn the identity of her biological father. suing the clinic where she was conceived. the director maintains there is no mix-up. in a statement for cnn that facility the institute for reproductive institute for science cannot comment on individual patients but they say they're taking it very seriously and thoroughly examined the alleged incident. >> they've nope about this since 2015. they haven't provided any information, any clarity. only thing they say, we did everything right. >> reporter: then las

fox's christina takes a look at some of the pitfalls in navigating student loan scams.rter: sky rocketing student debt means apple opportunity for scam artists. student loan r debtelief companies may now be a breeding ground for these bogus deals according to a wall street jurnt investigation. % of that, 160 billion of it, 1 is 90 days or more rdelinquent. eporter: some of the companies identified by the journal are legally allowed to operate but have still been flagged by regulators who say the services they charge for are usually free otherwise. other companies are just outright >> these companies are coming in there and dffering too what you could doourself for fre but they're charging you potentially a thousand dollars for the paperworkon up and then a monthly fee on topf that. it's justt down wrong. >> reporter: some red flags to front or monthly fee. charged ap apany offering you immediate loanelief can also be a scam. d if you're asked for information like yr social security number, get off the phone immediately. >> we see glowing testimony on the web site that's

reporting live here in san jose christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>time now is 5 or 6 in the east bay people are soon going to be able to text to 911 to get the concord police to help them the text to 911 service takes effect. this coming monday. it will help you if you are first of all boys are hearing impaired, but also if you're just unable to speak or make a call during an emergency. >>the service could also help in cases of abductions home invasions and domestic assault people who use the tax 911 service are encouraged to keep the messages. brief and concise the us coast guard has issued a warning to raise boat safety awareness. this after the labor day boat fire that killed 34 people off the coast of santa barbara. divers pulled the last body from the water yesterday. many of the victims are from northern california and here in the bay area while investigators are trying to figure out the cause of the fire. the coast guard is urging boat owners to immediately reduce potential fire hazards that means limiting charging of lithium ion batteries

host: christina new hampshire. guest: obviously, -- christina in new hampshire.uest: as she suggested, that may be from the state administration, but in my experience, when you say they don't fix things, if it is a utility and they fix things, ir in your utility -- ir expensesses -- the will go up and your utility will go up. something we need to have supplemental funding for. mostte people, for the part, don't build our roads. it's built out of a federal highway fund. the embankments to keep rivers out of cities are built by taxpayer dollars. you have anis, one, issue and people don't want to pay taxes or there is a philosophy that we should not be paying taxes without a thought that those taxes actually come back to protect us in desperate times. all of these things, maintenance, some of it may be in attic care. i think that is what the caller believes -- inadequate care. i think that is what the caller believes. maintenance costs money. if it is the private utility doing that, if they do it a lot, the customers will increase charges. the customers will be upse

previously the metal was just simply sent in the mail but the late ceremony for christina oberkfell at least goes some way to making up for her missing the real thing. skateboarding will be making its debut as the limbic event in tokyo next summer sky brown is an 11 year old british skateboarding star hoping to make history she's on track to become the youngest female to compete at the olympics in 50 years. this guy is the limit for sky brown and like most pre-teens brown is already an accomplished surfer a t.v. dancing champion and the youngest nike sponsored athlete in the world recently winning a bronze medal from the world skateboarding championships browne's gotten one step closer to her goal making great britain skateboarding team for tokyo 2020 born to a british father and a japanese mother the 11 year old splits her time between southern california and japan was all we were gonna do. it was to ice pressure but then. like i say what is a fulfilled she said there's no pressure. as though it was like i really. like war but i happen like the playground for if brown qualifies it be