right now on cbsdeals.com, we are offering exclusive 35% off the calming heat back wr >>> a danville millions of crayons from this decades-old recycling program. sharon chen has an update on a 2016 jefferson award winner. >> reporter: ryan where is taking something old and making something new to benefit children in hospitals all over the country. the magic of making crayons still brings this splash of color into brian's life. >> all of the kids like that when. >> it was a little hobby to start with. it blew up overnight. >> reporter: for the last 10 years, he has recycled donated used crayons to make new ones to deliver to free for children's hospitals for art therapy . we first introduced you to brian in 2016 when he turned his family danville kitchen into a crayon factory. he got the idea while dining out with his wife and kids. he discover the restaurant crayons they use get thrown away for health reasons so he started melting down on crayons to fashion new ones. is nonprofit, the crayon initiative, has saved 55 million crayons in the landfill. >> when you look back on how much w

the ex-wife met danville police at the home and let them in. that's when officers found the man and his daughter's dead. the contra costa county sheriff's office, which provides police services in danville, spent hours at the scene along with the crime lab. the family had lived at the home for about five years. neighbors tell me they kept to themselves very. they appeared them walk around and talk to each other, usually just one daughter we've seen walking with him and we walk our dogs. so we see them in passing. but we've never had a conversation. investigators have not discussed any motive for this tragedy. the names of the two girls have not been released in danville. henry lee, ktvu fox two news. investigators now say they believe one person is behind vandalism in two cities along the peninsula. coming up new at 1030, why they say this person painted on multiple vehicles as well as that church in the weekend. just about here. we've got clouds out there throughout much of the bay area. that's how the morning goes. but changes as we head towa

morning news, doctors are stressing the importance of taking care of your mental health as police in danville, investigate possible murder suicide. and the death toll continues to rise in hawaii is wildfires rip to destroying buildings communities. more. driverless cars are coming to san francisco as officials rely their expansion despite opposition from taxi drivers and rideshare companies will help all that and more coming up. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news well, good friday morning. thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news friday. >> august 11th, i'm reyna harvey. >> it's the weekend and i know you've got a whole lot of plans john, i'm thinking of maybe catching the perseid meteor shower they're going to you know what tomorrow night looks great for. that's what it's going to peak your saturday night after 10:00pm into sunday morning. >> out there. watch it. and hopefully that's something to get a chance to enjoy what we've got right now. quite our is a little bit of a low gray. we are seeing skies that

morning news, doctors are stressing the importance of taking care of your mental health as police in danville, investigate a possible murder suicide. the death toll continues to rise in hawaii as wildfires rip through maui, destroying communities and more. driverless cars are coming to san francisco as officials green life. their expansion despite opposition. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> look at that friday. i told i told james another friday near of darya. and thank you for joining on this friday morning. it is a little gray once again to start the day. i know was out there. my wipers kicked on once or twice. mine extra fine mist in the the wipers. but just that moist and not so cold kind of warm us, john. >> yeah, it's definitely a mix of all the world's this boarded for we are looking at is similarly morning to yesterday with patchy fog. some of us coming out a little clearer than others this morning. your view outside at the embarcadero. misty eyed there. it's actually kind of clear looking out there that foggy blake sitting righ

police in danville are warning parents of oversharing on social media.hat your kids are heading back to school. so i like this that police post posted this on facebook. you see on the left, he says, say this, see how it's general like, you know, first is cool. yea, but they say don't do what you see on the right. don't give personal information home, addresses your child's name, phone number, the school location because police say the predators and criminals can use that info for identity scams and other crimes. >> well, happening today, the san francisco housing authority will be hosting a back-to-school giveaway. they're handing out backpacks full of school supplies to students from low-income households in grades 3 through 8. it will be at the san francisco housing authority building that's on bird avenue near bayshore boulevard. that will happen from 11 o'clock this morning until 3 o'clock this afternoon. and starting tomorrow in related news, we have police in livermore. they're asking people to help stuff. the cruiser with school supplies. police a

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they still live in danville. a dream come true.ose little league practices, all those club tournaments from twin creeks and santa clara and beyond. now they see their son in major league baseball. congratulations. >>> let's take you outside. a live look at the golden gate bridge. a little hazy. rob is going to rejoin us with our >>> welcome back. this is a big, big deal in the world of wine. the country's largest wine company, e & j gallow just bought rombauer vineyards. it's based in napa valley, been around since 1980. it's one of the best-selling wines in the u.s. and is credited with making buttery chardonnay so popular. we don't know the purchase price, but it's likely one of the biggest deals in american wine history. gallo is based in modesto. >>> rob mayeda is here. maybe not a buttery chardonnay type of weather. >> we'll get there by the weekend. there's a lot on our menu. it involves fire danger and air quality issues. first step would be the red flag warning tonight, 11:00 north bay for portions of sonoma, napa, and all

that right between danville, san ramon and walnut creek. so a lot of our viewers that are out here not just across the inland east bay, but also as far west as areas like oakland and berkeley reported that you did feel a little bit of shaking right there around 7.44. and it sounds like it lasted for a little bit of time. our producer chip saying that they're chandelier was rocking back and forth a little bit from it. we do have officially over 100 shake reports on the usgs website. now and a lot of people writing into us on kron this morning that you ended feel it as well. and if you did would like to share with us a little bit of what you saw, what you felt don't hesitate to reach out to us. but that was what she had there around 07:44am. so now about 30 minutes ago, right around alamo, walnut creek. just moments ago this morning. as for what else we're looking at across the bay area, also in the inland east bay, some brief thunder storms having popped up. we saw those earlier on this morning. actually some brief hail just east of fairfiel

. >>> a danville man has saved tens of millions of crayons from getting dumped into a landfill.e an update on the 2016 jefferson award winner. >> reporter: he is taking something old and making something new . the magic of making crayons still brings a splash of color into bryan ware 's life. >> it was a little hobby to start with. it blew up pretty much overnight. >> reporter: over the last 10 years, he has recycled donated, used crayons to create new ones to deliver to children's hospitals for art therapy. we first introduced you to bryan ware in 2016 , when he turned his family was danville kitchen into a crayon factory. he got the idea when dining out. he discovered that the restaurant crayons get thrown away for health reasons. he started melting down old crayons to fashion new ones. overall, he has saved 50 million crayons from the landfill. >> it is pretty cool to think it started with a four-pack of crayons we got at a restaurant. >> reporter: today, the warehouse is no longer in his home. >> the furniture is back. we do not have the smell of crayons in our house anymore

they are still investigating in danville, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dad.experiencing a mental health crisis, know that you can always text the number 9, 8, 8 and talk to a trained counselor. they're they're waiting for you to help you connected to local services, whatever you need. that line is open. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> it's 9.33, and a developing story. the man accused of assaulting a security guard at a home depot pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance. here's where to happen. the san mateo county sheriff's office says that jonathan mackey tried to shoplift from the safeway. i mean, the shots are the home depot and then hit a security guard in the head and the face of the baton. >> the guard then shot mackey and now he has recovered from that gunshot wound and he remains behind bars in the district attorney is also reviewing the guard's use of force. >> well, former house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to let defense lawyers representing the man charged with assaulting her husband, inspect their home before the trial starts, davi

a growing discovery in danville.eople sharing the worry of what sheriff's deputy say they found in the neighborhood. >> it is the first day of school for sin's eight unified school district. we are live as students and teachers prepare to return to the classroom. reggie: good morning. >> we have a lot of cloud cover out there. we start out with cool morning. i live look for the -- a live look from the camera. a quite a bit of drizzle. you begin your morning with temperatures in upper 50's to low 60's. let's go hour on future. you see patchy fog around the bay shoreline. we have increasing sunshine or away from the coast. we are finding conditions. later this afternoon we see temperatures close to average but we begin to see high clouds move in from the south. later this afternoon to the evening, we turn to mostly cloudy conditions. this is a remnant of what was tropical storm eugene moving into our neck of the was. will likely bring early morning drizzle tomorrow. today the numbers close to where they should be this

. >> kron four's dan joins us live in danville with the latest on this investigation. could evening debt. >> yeah, grant right now, the only thing that we know is that the adult is being identified in this case is 44 year-old iman yeas sale of itch police first coming in this home here on lark would circle last night for a wellness check and ended up finding sale of itch in 2 children inside. yeah. >> investigators swarm of danville home after finding 3 people dead wednesday night. one of them has been identified as 44 year-old iman ya, sale of itch. it's believed the other 2 were his children. >> don't hear a lot a crime. and then this. they're of that magnitude. it was shocking unsettling. >> neighbor john sweeney says the family who lived an lark would circle appeared to keep to themselves. it was unusual for this neighborhood to see caution tape cordoning off the street and police investigating a gruesome crime. it's frightening situation psychology. experts like doctor thomas plante of santa clara university say stress in america is off the charts. and with that,

. >>> a danville man has saved tens of thousands of crayons from the landfill with a recycling program >> reporter: ryan where is taking something old and making something new to benefit children in hospitals all over the country. the magic of making crayons brought a splash of color into brian's life. >> it blew up pretty much overnight. >> reporter: for the last 10 years, he has recycled donated crayons to donate to children's hospital for art therapy, we first introduced you to bryan ware when he turned his family's danville kitchen into a crayon factory. he got the idea when dining out with his wife and kids. he started melting down old crayons to fashion new ones. his nonprofit, the crayon initiative, has saved nearly 50 million crayons from the landfill. >> is pretty cool to think that it started with a four-pack of crayons that we got at a restaurant. >> reporter: the initiative operates out of its danville headquarters and a separate warehouse in concrete, no longer in his home. >> we do not have the smell of crayons in our house anymore. >> reporter: with the change in venue,

in danville brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news.ell, san jose city leaders seemingly averted a contentious strike by members of two of its largest unions. for months, the unions have asked the city for new contracts threatening to strike if their demands were not met and just before the city council's open session started yesterday, the members agreed to a new deal. i am very optimistic that our group will also vote to ratify the contract agreement. i think it is a huge win for both of our unions. the agreed upon terms include a 15% pay raise for the next three years, eight weeks of paid family leave and more money for public services. now mayor matt mehan agrees with the family leave provision, but tells us the pay raises stretch the city to the limit. and i haven't heard anyone who supports this deal identify whose taxes are willing to raise and whose services they're willing to cut. the agreement still has to be approved by the city, and then it will go to union members for their ratification vote. then the city council has to vo

it happened last wednesday on larkwood circle in danville.nside of a home, the adult who also died in that incident is believed to be girl's father. police are still investigating what happened. well, sarah says goes laguna honda hospital apply for recertification with federal regulators. the hospital lost its medicare and medicaid funding after yet several scandals, including claims of patient abuse, patient overdose and even some safety violations. if the hospital is not re certified by next month, it's going to be forced to either discharged or relocate roughly 700 patients. those transfers originally began last year. but they were halted after a dozen patients reportedly died in the process. time now 6.39, and for your health. more cases of west nile virus have been found. >> in contra costa county and we're still in the thick of mosquito season. so you're being told to stay proactive when it comes to preventing insects from breathing. the contra costa county says that there were 5 dead mosquitoes. and this is according to vector control.

it happened last wednesday on larkwood circle in danville.ed to the scene where they found 3 people dead inside of a home. the adult also died in that incident is believed to be the girl's father. police are still investigating what happened. well, teenagers as young as 13 years old are actually among 6 people face in retail theft charges. san francisco police say a total of 6 people burglarized the business on fillmore street near pine last thursday evening. say the group fill large bags of merchandise. officers even tracked him down in the mission district and arrested them shortly after now, their ages range from 13 to 20 years old. all new covid vaccines are on the way as new variants rise across the country. public health officials say the demand for covid vaccines drop significantly even when covid hospital visits were up 40% last month. so far, at least 240 million americans received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. now the new versions. they still need approval from the fda and the cdc and they are expected to be available a

investigators swarm of danville home after finding 3 people dead wednesday night. one of them has been identified as 44 year-old iman ya, sale of itch. it's believed the other 2 were his children. >> don't hear a lot crime. and then this. they're of that magnitude. it was shocking unsettling. >> neighbor john sweeney says the family who lived an lockwood circle appeared to keep to themselves. it was unusual for this neighborhood to see caution tape cordoning off the street and police investigating a gruesome crime. it's tragic situation psychology experts like doctor thomas plante of santa clara university say stress in america is off the charts. and with that, there's been an increase in new gun ownership. if you have a high degree of stress, mental health related problems, and easy access to lethal means. >> things can get out. the controlled really fast. doctor plante suggests a mental health and public health approach to address cases of suicide and murder suicide. he believes access to alcohol, drugs and weapons should also be explored. a simple thing. doctor

so suffice it to say the giants are very excited about the danville native. >> honestly, trying not think about it too much just because i how many people are probably be out here. but just want focus on the game and then got through the game part and then really want to come out here and i see all the support that i all the friends family made it out here just meant the you know, i just you know, told that quite a bit now. i think any time you do it and there's better in the box and the same game. so really just wanted to go out there and didn't really have as much i thought and just want to go out there and competing trying to get every guy out. you know, that's the plan. yeah. and we've got the win, which is much and finally today in new york, 2 time u.s. open winner, venus williams had her 100th career match at arthur ashe stadium. >> unfortunately produced most lopsided loss at the grand slam tournament williams, the oldest player in the field at 43 eliminated in straight sets by in 6, 1, 6, 1, this was the 3rd straight year that williams had an opening round loss at flushing meadows

a dream come true for a lot of people, congratulations to the harrison family and everyone in danville de la salle. >>> the oakland a's and seattle, this time it is brian wu of the mariners, he went to alameda high school just a few years ago, six inning, he looked sharp, >>> quite a we can, thanks to everyone who helped clear the shutters, and the 200 pets have forever homes, adopting at santa clara animal services center and barkley humane on saturday, you helps to find homes for 147 pet and there is still time to adopt, for details, nbc bay area.com/clear the shelters. >>> the countdown is officially on, one your way from the paralympics in paris, they took off after the 1988 olympics in seoul, setting the trend of the paralympics coming right after the olympics, more than 4000 athletes from around the world will compete in the 2024 games. >> can't wait for that, going to be so nice. >>> last work for you as we wake up tomorrow. >> hot weather headed our way middle part of the week and cooler into >>> tonight, the state of emergency in florida. tropical storm idalia gaining strength

grew up in danville. went to school in concord. seven innings almost of dominance. 11 strikeouts. gave up zero runs. giants beat the reds, 4-1. the best part, after the game you see his parents there. his mom played field hockey at san jose state. all the little league games and practices and club practices they drove kyle to, this is the pay-off. >> this is worth it. i get chills. like dreams coming true in front of our eyes. >> so sweet. he'll take the hill again in a few days but really a magical night at the ballpark last night if you watched the giants game. kyle harrison the rookie. 2020 he was pitching in high school in dale south. >> now look at him. he's got so many fans. >> three years ago? >> yes. he said his parents are still in danville. >> jessica aguirre joining us with what is next. >> hazy skies and unhealthy air triggering weather advisories for the bay area. our rob mayeda is tracking the latest. plus the message from air quality officials for fans heading to beyonce's big show tomorrow night. >>> also a bartender in contra costa county arrested for raping many

we first introduced you to brian when he turned his family's danville kitchen into a crayon factory. wife and kids. he discovered the crayons get thrown away for health reasons, so they started to take on new ones. the non-profit that they have saved 55 million crayons from the landfill. >> when you look back at how much we have accomplished, it's been pretty cool to think that it just started with the four pack and what you got at the restaurant. >> reporter: today, the initiative operates out of the downtown headquarters and where it is no longer at his home. >> we have our kitchen back. we don't have the smell of crayons anymore. >> reporter: crayon deliveries have exploded from shipping to 35 hospitals to more than 260 children's hospitals in nearly every state. in all the children have received an eight pack of new crayons since the non-profit started. >> the goal is to keep growing to do maybe a million packs a year. >> reporter: that is not impossible. right noway they're shipping at least 2,000 packs of crayons a week, but could do a lot more. producing more efficiently using

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i'm grat. >> kron four's dan joins us live in danville with the latest on this investigation.ng debt. >> yeah, grant right now, the only thing that we know is that the adult is being identified in this case is 44 year-old iman yeas sale of itch police first coming in this home here on lark would circle last night for a wellness check and ended up finding sale of itch in 2 children inside. yeah. >> investigators s

this school year is lindsay ortiz with the danville police department. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. having us. so i had a question because i saw it on your social media page that was posted. parents love to put up those when the kids that's the first to school to help those little signs. my name is here's my teacher. like some of my favorite things. but you're saying that's not. >> really what parents should be posting. it poses a lot of safety risk to the kids in the school and also to their homes. >> correct. so we like to say your facebook your friends on social media, they will all know your kids names, what schools. they are already attend. essentially you're opening that up to anybody that's wishing to do harm. you know, unfortunately, that is out and about and the the more that you can keep your information private, the better there's tons of apps you know, even our high schoolers don't realize they're subjecting themselves to security breaches just by, you know, posting their locations. there's class schedules t

they were girls and they were discovered along with an adult wednesday on larkwood circle in danvillehe home. all 3 when police got there found dead inside the adult is believed to be the girl's father. police are still investigating exactly the circumstances surrounding what appears to be a tragic murder suicide. >> teenagers as young as 13 years old are among 6 people who were arrested for retail theft. san francisco police arrested 6 people for burglarizing a business on fillmore street near pine thursday night. the group fulfilled large bags of merchandise and police tracked them down to the mission district fhere they arrested them. the ages range from 13 to 20. san francisco board of supervisors. president is calling for possible legal action after nearly a dozen a self-driving cars clogged the city streets, abandoning passengers and causing a traffic mess board of supervisors. president aaron peskin says that what happened friday night in north beach is just the latest problem that he sees involving driverless cars. in fact, he points to 50 cases documented that involve the aut

power goes out in downtown danville. some business owners say so far this year it's happened 19 times in counting. our hands are tied because there's really nothing we can do besides sit around and wait for pga to do better. no electricity twice on monday, once out during lunch, then during dinner, leaving hungry customers and busy cooks in the dark. we have checks that need to be paid out. we have guests who are sitting and not sure what to do. we have a kitchen that's halfway through their tickets, can't see what they're making. it's tough on the restaurants because you know, we have so much refrigeration and equipment and people say, why don't you get a generator? and it's like, i need 20 children. rubio, owner of pete's brass rail, says food is spoiled and thousands of dollars has gone out with the garbage in recent months. the biggest fear now, not knowing when or if it will happen again. i'm like rushing today, trying to get, you know, ring some credit cards in before i think the power's going to go out because onc

danville, walnut creek are 2 hottest spots at 1, 0, to concord at 100 degrees. some 90's from santa rosa down through sandra fell. getting your lookahead. tomorrow's temperatures will be much cooler than today's and will further cool after that into friday saturday with highs only in the mid to upper 70's on these days. so the heat does not last. we actually cool down really nicely for the rest of the forecast. get through today and will be much better shape, on it. we still got an accident on the san mateo bridge. >> so on the eastbound side, but is seen the bulk of the delays on the westbound side there. so 34 minutes a 80 to 101, heading across towards peninsula. hopefully able to get that off the bridge, the bay bridge. there's no accidents drive times have gone up about 5 minutes since the last time we checked in about 20 minutes. there along 80 things are busy cracking down towards the mayes. 35 minutes and pablo avenue. it could alternate for you at this hour. the south bay, 66 minutes, things are going up. 85 to menlo park to 80 82 better options. and th

dan thorn has reaction from neighbors in danville. >> investigators swarm of danville home after findingeople dead wednesday night. one of them has been identified as 44 year-old iman ya, sale of itch. it's believed the other 2 were his children. >> don't hear a lot a crime. and then this. they're of that magnitude. it was shocking unsettling. >> neighbor john sweeney says the family who lived an lockwood circle appeared to keep to themselves. it was unusual for this neighborhood to see caution tape cordoning off the street and police investigating a gruesome crime. it's frightening situation psychology. experts like doctor thomas plante of santa clara university say stress in america is off the charts. and with that, there's been an increase in new gun ownership. if you have a high degree of stress, mental health related problems, and easy access to lethal means. >> things can get out. the controlled really fast. doctor plante suggests a mental health and public health approach to address cases of suicide and murder suicide. he believes access to alcohol, drugs and weapons should also b

about danville everyone thinks that their kid is going to be the next big baseball player.atulations to kyle's family because he is. >> it worked out for him and clearly runs in t family which is really cool to see as well. grandfather playing in the majors -- >> his parents were athletes as well. >> comes by it honestly. and what a good opportunity you know, just a moment in time. to have that dream come true. that's what i love about sports. you know? one day you are like wow. here it is. >> it's great for the giants too as they bring on the push. >>> let's get a quick check on the big board this morning as the markets open up. teching toes opening up song this >>> welcome back. and good morning. we have a blanket of clouds holding on strong to the bay bridge this morning. beautiful conditions as we all wake up. we're pretty much all in the 60s hand-in-hand this morning from livermore even over into santa rosa. later into this afternoon, luckily the santa clara valley warms up fast and we're going to be hitting the upper 80s near campbell and los gatos and upper 80s near

they are still investigating in danville, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. and just a reminder, if you or someone you know, is experiencing a mental health crisis. please call or text the number 9, 8, 8, they're trained counselor standing by. that can connect you with local services. and again, they're available. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> time now is 10. 37 and an armed robbery of a high school student and conquered. and with the police arresting multiple teens and finding several handguns staff at mount diablo high school reported to police that a student was robbed at gunpoint yesterday on campus in about 30 minutes later, the police found several teens in a downtown parking garage. they identified one of them as a suspect. and then they found multiple handguns decided that several of those teens were related to the robbery. >> well, crews rescued a person who they say fell more than 50 feet from the trail in san francisco's presidio right near baker beach yesterday. you can see pictures here of the response. more than a dozen firefighters came to

police danville are warning parents about oversharing on social media, especially as your kids head back to school. so here's the post from police on facebook really qc. he shows you on the left. this is what you post this is, you know, you kind of vague. >> you don't be specific like they did on the right. you don't want to reveal personal information like your home address your child's name, phone number, the school location, and that kind of thing because the police say predators and criminals can use that information for identity theft scams and other crimes. >> well, happening today, the house authority the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco is going to be hosting a bye. a school back to school giveaway. we've got backpacks stuffed with school supplies are going to be handed out to students from low-income households, you small kids 3 to 8 a great range, additional services and programs. resources will also be available. it will be at the san francisco housing authority building that's on egbert avenue, right near bayshore boulevard. they'll have that from 11

even free months, right at 90 degrees and triple digits in danville, walnut creek and concord are hottest spots. oakland, up to eighty-four today. 90's from antioch, napa on over to vacaville as well as from santa rosa down through sandra fell looking ahead into the evening tonight for santa clara. it is going to be a crystal clear and warm evening. and if you are going out to see beyonce, expect temperatures out there in santa clara to be around. 73 degrees around the time of the concert. she's around 08:00pm this evening. so definitely going to be a busy night for a lot of people and evening that will be cooling down after are really hot. daytime highs today from the triple digits for daytime highs that are very warm us today to just the 70's and those same areas by friday and saturday. what a change in just a matter of a couple of days. a lot of relief just around the corner. >> right now, right, john, thank you for johnson brought the heat on this wednesday. if you're traveling this morning, got to get things done. things are still pretty light to start off wednesday, 20 minutes along

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about a lot of different topics but you haven't written about rural america so as the daughter of danville pennsylvania what drove you to write this book? >> that is a wonderful question senator, thank you for asking it and for being with me today. my earlier work i looked at the production of culture particularly artistic culture and creativity and later to the small things i looked at the consumption of culture and why we consume certain cultures but not others and in that book i started thinking deeply about this concept of cultural capital. the resources in terms of our education, in terms of what we read, what we watch, what we listen to, and as these become signifiers to the world at large i think what happened and in my book i delved deeply into this here's this elite capital culture. if you listen to pr, you have the university and the law degree and any myriad attributes that associate with a particular cultural capital. we have this wrong that this isn't a form of cultural capital, it is in the only form. and i really started thinking aboutt it where i grew up becaue i grew up in

to moment just a selection shuffle to your di danville and we're going to continue to get a chance to get an education on how to show a defective future for himself. if the 500000 children who work in the coastal fields went back to school, liked out the young people of 5, we coast would also have a better chance of succeeding and 9 the the jenny to what can be a challenge on it. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous way is a risk that comes with a job. we follow the journey of these people as they get them to survive. risk in your own, elgin's era. the i had a lot of that will stop by looking at the middle east and live and, and it is a laundry, dry and settled picture of course, much of the region. we could see some rain pulling into coastal areas of eastern mediterranean, some gusty winds as well. that does start to clear up as we go into choose state instead of the eastern areas of took here on the quote because that see the wes this whether some of that dripping down into northern areas of iran. but for the south of this much t, y, a picture

chelsea warner out of danville.oor to the vault, the beam and bars, with a little trial and error, she comes to the gym for practice four times a week to perfect her craft. >> it is no different than coaching any of the other kids. reporter: how many years have you been doing gymnastics? >> whole life. reporter: after spending the past six years in usa gymnastics of individuals without disabilities, next month she is headed to south africa to compete in the down syndrome international world championships. >> it seems like a great experience. her gymnastics has never been better than it is now. the competition will be tough, but she is ready. reporter: she is no stranger to the international stage, she won first place in the same competition first in london, then italy six years ago. >> was that your first world championship? >> yes. >> chelsea was way better than anyone else at competition. they did not have the skills she was doing even listed. reporter: that is her coach, she's been working with chelsea for around

every 60 days, the council has to determine if the emergency still exists to keep danville eligible for federal reimbursement. drew: the latest on hillary, is strengthening is expected to now in our category 1 storm with winds 75 miles per hour. the latest track has it strengthening rapidly to a major hurricane by friday, then rapidly weakening as it heads towards baja, california. remnants move into southern california by the end of the weekend. hurricanes love water above 8 degrees, they needed to survive. that is where hilary will sit through friday. then, it moves north to the cooler ocean waters. once the water drops below 80 degrees, tropical system cannot survive in that is why it will weaken rapidly. the remnants will move into southern california and there is the potential for excessive rainfall sunday into monday, especially around palm springs, several inches of rain could fall. around l.a., they could pick up to an inch of rain. for much the bay area and northern california, it looks like the showers evade us, but we will see increased humidity and cloud cover. if the track

investigators are looking into a possible murder-suicide at a home in danville. several ambulances showed up late yesterday afternoon. no word what happened inside the home or mom how many died. investigators say there is no ongoing threat to the public now. in the east bay a man is in custody after he went on a crime spree. he carjacked a silver toyota in walnut creek then tried to break into several homes. he stole a white van and tried to break into more homes. police tracked him down and arrested him. >>> we could see changes in colleague gate sports. atlantic coast conference presidents have chosen not to include stanford and cal in the league. most of the schools left leaving the two nor cal schools in limbo. >>> into the thursday forecast, the weather is similar to yesterday. it will be similar to tomorrow. the only difference, clouds sweep in from tropical storm eugene in southern california sweeping up the clouds to us tomorrow and a nice cool set up wrapping up the week. daytime highs today and tomorrow, mostly in the low 80s throughout the santa clara

near danville, getting kids ready for that bus stop forecast, we will be in the 60s. watch the warm up. we are talking about 90s in the afternoon in the east bay, upper 80s later today in the santa clara valley with 90s near morgan hill. triple digits for our friends in brentwood, a very warm trend as high pressure sweeps through. we will be above average not only today but for the next couple days. there is this tiny area of low pressure to the south. notice you see the winds pushing offshore and you see a little bit drizzle. that can impact some of us. we'll see light passing showers here or there, kind of saw this trend last week and we are dealing with it in the next couple days. when we look at models, it accounts to about a hundredth of an inch in the north bay and potentially along our coastline. very light in the grand scheme of things. we are kicking off the week with upper 90s into the east bay. notice the cool down around the corner for us as we see this huge heat wave sweep its way all across the states. it's starting here locally. by the end of the week,

>> the danville town cou decided to extend a local emergency.it comes after last winter storm brought floods and mudslides and damaged part of the downtown section along san ramon creek. repair work has started to repair front street, but it probably will not be finished until next month. every 60 days, the council has to determine if the emergency still exists to keep danville eligible for federal reimbursement. >> up next, putting our recovery in perspective. the city might actually be going better t lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. ask your doctor about twice-yearly leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to experience

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stephanie: still on abc 7 mornings, meet chelsea, and inspiring gymnast from danville getting ready foryndrome international world championships. and here's a live look from our exploratorium camera looking at the bay bridge. you can see the boats in the distance hitting the water. frances will have your forecast in a few minutes. stay with us. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com stephanie: lazy sunday. it looks this way from our pier 39 camera. all the sea lions waking from their sunday slumber. they don't appear to be in any hurry to ge

we got to at 82 for san jose, we are dipping back down to 84 in concord, 82 in danville. if you are still in summer vacation, we have some nice swimming pool whether . if you are trying to get into some last fun activities with the family, over to the peninsula, 76. 57 for the marina. by wednesday night, we began to see some activity bubble up and by thursday, it looks like it could be going pretty good. right now, our chances remain minimal but we will have that radar and we are tracking that especially on thursday of this week. right there saturday, we could see .5 inches. trace amounts that we will see from that drizzle coming in with that fog. higher totals of potential rain to the south and east of us, this week. in san francisco, we hold onto the 60s as we roll into sunday's forecast and we could get back up into the 70s, next week. we get back into some heat next sunday and monday. it doesn't look like a heat wave but enjoy the next few days. >> this is a great we found -- rebound. >>> next, drivers in oregon are being allowed to do something being allowed to do so

for the most part, milpitas and fremont at 89 and our hottest spot today being danville at 98 oakland, richmond, 82. and if you don't have ac, that number gets hot. real quick. so do find a cool place to get to this afternoon. at least pull those blinds in the house and try to keep that cool air inside into tomorrow. temps still very high, but we can some relief backing up off that heat into friday and saturday, especially with highs maxing out in the 80's on those days. daria. >> thanks a lot. john scares in the sky and airports across the country is the number of close call collisions has been growing. there were 4 dozen last month alone. newsnation's robert sherman takes a look at what's going on. >> every millions of americans take to the skies. >> but the prospect of something going wrong in the air is the last thing anyone wants to think about and the apprehension about to catch a flight here. find >> it went down about right over the >> catastrophe has not struck american commercial aviation since 2009 when a colgan air flight operating for continental crash near buffalo, killi

for the south bay with san jose at 93 today, we even have a couple triple digits, livermore and danville being those 2 spots. well, pleasanton in walnut creek, right up next to 100 oakland of to richmond, only in the 70's while some upper 90's in antioch, pittsburgh, in vacaville. temperatures in the low 90's in petaluma novato tomorrow and wednesday. still hot. not quite as hot as today, but you're not going to notice much of a difference really won't be until the end of the week, thursday, friday and then into the weekend that we start to get some increase relief with highs topping out in the low 90's and a lot of 70's along the bay rain. all right, john, thank you for highways are still pretty busy. our bridges are where we're seeing a lot of improvement. >> so long, 8.80, if you're traveling from sally ann showdown in milpitas about 30 minutes on the northbound side of 8.80, right near little rolling out an accident there. so heading up, that's going to take some time traveling along 5.80, in 8.80, into oakland right now. you can see a lot of red and orange international might be a b

as the daughter of danville, pennsylvania what drove you to writest this book? oxide is a wonderful question. thank you for asking and thank youh for being with me today. two reasonsbe actually. i have always been a student of culture. my earlier work i look to the production of culture particularly artistic culture and creativity. my last book looked at the consumption of culture. and why would consume certain culture and the other culture burn in that book i started thinking deeply of the concept of culture capitol. which is the resources we amass in terms of education, in terms of l what we read, what we watc, but we listen to these become signifiers to the world at large. something resounded and i remember reading a sociologist piece on this which really stuck with me as everyone has culture. i think what happened and it might last book i delved into this there is an idea there's a leak cultural capitol "new york times," the wall street journal you listen to npr, he went to an ivy league university you have a law degree a myriad attributes assisted with the

east bay hills, sure, it's warmer but this is manageable. 82 in concord and 82 in danville. redwood city to palo alto, in the 70s. 64 in the mission. wine country here, napa and sonoma in the upper 70s. the heat is on the way this weekend. the other thing we are tracking is two fires to the north over oregon. burped over 37,000 acres. it looks like we're going to see the haze filter in. moderate quality. if you have respiratory problems, you might need to limit your outdoor exposure. for san francisco, 70s coming in. two days of the hot weather. 98 on saturday and sunday 101. i think the best chances of the hottest weather, you'd have to go out towards brentwood and antioch. >> for next week it will cool down when school starts again. >> yeah, nice stride of 80 next week. >>> up next, why some california officials are asking taylor swift to postpone all six of her upcoming concerts in l.a. ♪♪ thouousands of w women with metetastatic brbreast ca, arare living i in the momemt anand taking i ibrance. arare living i in the momemt ibibrance withth an aromatate inhibitotor isis fo

pleasant today, 88 in only 2 spots, danville and walnut creek actually getting to 90 while san leandro. oakland, richmond on up through valais hope in napa each in the 70's tomorrow and thursday standing out as our hottest days of the forecast, 90's and wind 80's along the bay shore. we won't last there. in fact, temperatures drop back to our seasonal averages in the 70's and 80's by friday. back to you darya. all right. thanks a la john. ted. 45 right now and for your help to have pet turtle actually knew somebody with one you're not supposed well, if you touch wash your hands. >> because apparently some people are getting salmonella. there's an outbreak from touch, pet turtles. and it includes here in california there. i think, yeah, just 11 different states with this problem. 26 people have reported being infected from touching their turtles, the shells. this is it with turtles that have shells less than 4 inches long, they're more likely to pass on the bacteria to humans. a pet owners are reminded. wash your hands after you touch your turtle and also clean the turtle. i think we ha

for the inland east bay we'll see upper 80s, with antioch reaching 89 degrees, 87 in danville.rd coming down out of those mid-80s into the upper 70s today. along the coastline it's going to be only in the 60s. you head over to san mateo, where we'll get a lot more sunshine. it will be in the upper 70s for a high, and san francisco coming back to our usual temperatures as we see the return of fogust, a lot of fog over the city and mist and drizzle. for the north bay, the warmest temperature will be in ukiah, reaching 89. mostly upper 70s and low 80s for the interior parts of the north bay. >>> let's get an update on the drought monitor. we know that most of california was taken out of a drought, but there was a small area under a moderate drought across southern california. now that we've had tropical storm hilary, they've even taken more of southern california out of a drought. so there's this little sliver of the state that's in a drought right now, but overall things have improved significantly. and so now as we take a look at what's happening with our ten-day forecast, it's