. >> we take you inside the fremont >>> breaking news on the afternoon edition. a plea deal for the president's son collapses. hunter biden today pleading not guilty to the tax and gun charges. good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the judge in the case is asking for more information. skyler henry is following the developments from wilmington, delaware. skyler? >> reporter: hey, good to be with the both of you. the line in the sand for this judge were the terms of this plea arrangement, especially considering there are outstanding investigations into hunter biden that could lead to possible or pending charges simply saying that she cannot move forward with the agreement because doing so would be a rubber stamp deal. hunter biden remains in legal jeopardy after a plea deal with federal prosecutors fell apart in court. the judge questioned whether the agreement gave the president's son immunity from all crimes are just the three charges he currently faces. >> she had a lot of questions. she was concerned about the pro pry ty of reaching a plea a

police, the officer said the fremont police association may be able to help. the union is in the process of creating a charitable foundation to help victims. they decided to create a portal to raise money for re. when we. >> signed up to do to get into this profession >> that's all we want. most of us want to just help people so to actually be able to make a meaningful difference in someone's life. victim that lost everything. it means the world to officer lan tran says they just shut down the portal after raising about $20,000. >> tuesday, a local electrician heard ray's story and reached out saying he had similar tools to the ones stolen. asked to buy them from him. so no, i would give it to your face as he's so grateful for the police association and all the people who donated is kind of hard to handle and never quite. >> this situation where a bit on what kind of a receiving end of such. graciousness and on the officer's part, trulia. touched by it. >> ray says he's already able to get back to business and will soon be repurchasing his last tools and insta

police, the officer said the fremont police association may be able to help. the union is in the process of creating a charitable foundation to help victims. they decided to create a portal to raise money for re. when we. >> signed up to do to get into this profession that's all we want. most of us want to just help people so to actually be able to make a meaningful difference in someone's life. victim that lost everything. it means the world to officer lan tran says they just shut down the portal after raising about $20,000. >> tuesday, a local electrician heard ray's story and reached out saying he had similar tools to the ones stolen re asked to buy them from him. so no, i would give it to your face as he's so grateful for the police association and all the people who donated it's kind of hard to handle and never quite. >> this situation where a bit on what kind of a receiving end of such. graciousness and on the officer's part, trulia. touched by it. >> ray says he's already able to get back to business and will soon be repurchasing his last tools and inst

when the temperatures hit the 90's and triple digits in fremont, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and make sure you download the kron 4 app to stay up to date on the latest weather conditions. we have your up-to-date forecast and details on when it will get the hottest in your neighborhood. it's all on our kron. 4 app and kron 4 dot com. >> in the south bay man is under arrest after being accused of intentionally starting several fires both in morgan hill and gilroy police departments from both agencies say the daniel caetano confessed to setting at least 15 fires since april. morgan hill police say that the fires in their area included grass construction sites, dumpsters and a shed on tuesday morning. caetano was arrested by an off-duty police captain of the piedmont police department. he now faces 6 counts of arson in morgan hill and 8 counts of arson and gilroy. he was booked at santa clara county jail. >> also in the south bay, hundreds of san jose city workers are preparing to go on strike for the first time in 2 decades after contract negotiations hit a standstill. tonight,

fremont at 56 degrees. so enjoy this cool morning. it from here on out, it's only getting hotter today hotter than yesterday and tomorrow and sunday. our very hottest days. that's our excessive heat warnings on saturday and sunday for all those areas in peak, that's virtually everyone away from the coast to the bay shore. today's daytime highs to rise into the 90's for a lot of spots, including livermore, concord, antioch, morgan hill, santa rosa nevado. well here oakland and san francisco will be good spots to get to. if you're looking for some 70's, some cooler weather already by noontime, many of our inland areas will be climbing up near 90 degrees. so like i said, it's not going to take long to see temperatures on the rise. i'll be talking or even hotter weather for saturday and sunday. still to come, looking at our roads this morning, things out there are still doing a okay at the bay bridge. only 12 minutes from the maze to fremont street and no backup whatsoever at the tolls. love it. love it. love it so much. on a friday, san

police, the officer said the fremont police association may be able to help. the union is in the process of creating a charitable foundation to help victims. they decided to create a portal to raise money for re. when we. >> sign up to do to get into this profession that's all we want. most of us want to just help people so to actually be able to make a meaningful difference in someone's life. victim that lost everything. it means the world to officer lan tran says they just shut down the portal after raising about $20,000. >> tuesday, a local electrician heard ray's story and reached out saying he had similar tools to the ones stolen. asked to buy them from him. so no, i would give it to your face as he's so grateful for the police association and all the people who donated is kind of hard to handle and never quite. >> this situation or a bit on what kind of a receiving end of such. graciousness and on the officer's part, trulia. touched by it. >> ray says he's already able to get back to business and will soon be repurchasing his last tools and install a sec

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someone broke into his truck while parked at his fremont home. the few he is using are ones that are borrowed from neighbors and family. >> i came out because i was going to work on saturday. the back glass of the camper was broken. >> for 50 years ray has been a contractor working on homes in the bay area. at 78 years old he cannot retire. he needs the money to support his wife. his wife suffered strokes in the past year. >> it has been very difficult last year with her situation trying to make things work so that she could try to live somewhat of a normal life. >> with no tools he cannot work. if you cannot work, he does not make any money to support his family. >> they protect my livelihood. not just belong to me but they took everything i have to make a living. >> remote police responded to the break-in saturday morning. the officer quickly learned the impact of what the robbers had done. >> it is so devastating to watch a gentleman who is a hard worker, works in the trades, is a general contractor, had his entire truck cleaned out of all his

jobina: the crash we were following earlier in fremont has cleared so i thought i would bring you massl bridge. these headlights traveling in the westbound direction. no blocking issues. the lane changes underway at the golden gate bridge. we will see how the fog is impacting your commute and if you are taking the golden gate bridge, southbound only about 60 -- six minutes. westbound on the bay bridge nine minutes and westbound on the san mateo bridge 13. kumasi: the san francisco board of supervisors sewing support for anchor brewing employees to own the company. gloria rodriguez joining us live in the newsroom with the story. >> the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution showing support of workers running the brewery and continuing anchor brewing and their legacy. this happened during the meeting yesterday. you can see the video there. it addresses the owner of the anchor brewing company, to work with employees through the process of co-op conversion and not sell before workers have been able to make a fair bid. the iconic lurie established in 1896 has stopped operatio

reporter: fremont police responded to the break and after it happened saturday morning.icer grant was the first one there and quickly learned of the impact the robbers are done. >> he's a hard worker, works in the trades. he's a general contractor, and had his entire truck cleaned out. reporter: he says power tools are hard to track and easy to sell in the black market. he says in total, the tools were worth over $7,000. he can't replace them because some were not available or are too expensive. to help, the fremont police officers association opened up a donation website where anyone can chip in to help ray. they say they decided to help out because otherwise he would not have anywhere else to go. >> he was so demoralized and so concerned about what was going to happen next? how was he going to take care of myself and provide for himself? he didn't have any idea how to make this right. >> he says he will get by for now using borrowed tools, but the generosity from the community is something he says he will be forever grateful for. >> it is a tremendous relief to me to k

we know the criminal behavior is not specific to fremont.the city's crime prevention website says if you or someone you know is asked to make a payment and is threatened with arrest, deportation, or any other legal action, it is likely a scam. they say be skeptical. the tech professor explains how these scams constantly evolve. >> we tend to trust, especially when you're talking about senior citizens, they trust the agencies because they are helping them all the time. now comes the bad part, they start asking questions, when they start asking for money, bank information. and because you are talking to a trusted person, that is what they think a trusted agency, you start releasing the information to them. amanda: the fremont police department says resist the pressure to act quickly, try to connect with the agency, company or family member to determine the legitimacy of the call. never meet with anyone in person to deliver cash payments. never purchase money cards to pay a debt as no official agencies will accept a money card. never wire money

the fremont police officer's association was so moved by his loss, they set up a donation website. >> it was just so devastating to watch this gentle man who is a hard worker, works in the trades, the general contractor, and had his entire truck cleaned out. >> you saw the 11:00 news and what ran through your mind? >> it was very sad, and i have stuff to donate, and that was the saying, how? he needed them. so i reached out to you guys. they told me someone was going to come and do something with them for this gentleman. nobody is a stranger. everybody is a person. reporter: the fremont police officers association says it will make arrangements to get the tools from here in brisbane into ray's hands. they also have had two more individuals contact them with even more tools to donate. >> it is a tremendous relief to me to be able to get my tools back so i can continue to work, provide for my family. reporter: i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. julian: the wish of a lifetime. he was tricked by his family this morning, he suffers from kidney disease. the dealership surprised him and the fam

a crash cleared from fremont. we'll show you the altamont pass coming up. >>> down in southern california, first responders credit a new iphone emergency feature for quick rescue of a hiker trapped in the forest with no cell phone service. so this happened recently. this is after she suddenly fractured her foot while hiking in a remote, rugged terrain. starting with the iphone 14, apple devices can now convert 911 calls to satellite lines, which then are routed to 911 dispatch. rescuers say this really can make a difference between life and death. >> it's very helpful for us and the notification goes immediately to the nearest 911 call center. >> for me, it was my leg. it could have been a different situation for somebody else. it could be life-saving. >> video from apple shows you how to use the sos feature and how it works, when the service is activated you're asked a series of questions. it tells you how to position your phone to find the nearest satellite. >> i need to get an iphone 14 now. i have a 13. >> i d

fremont. 65 degrees. dublin, 67 degrees.and we're tracking widespread mid to upper 60's in the north those of you in petaluma. 64 degrees in santa rosa, flirting with 70 very pleasant. 69 degrees for your thursday night. not too bad there. overnight lows tonight, low 50's for santa rosa and high temperatures tomorrow. warming up to eighty-four degrees easily. the warmest city out there tomorrow. with the exception to the stern contra costa county. but still going to be about 5 to 10 degrees below average for everyone else. widespread 70's for most of our warmest inland valleys. that's going to continue through sunday until we warm up to near average by monday. back to you. ken and catherine. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it has been a trying year for the a's both on and off the field. but the one thing you can say about them is that they don't try hard effort is never a question tonight. >> they look for the sweep of the detroit tigers and it was bad weather in detroit early. but they were able to get this game in 8th probabl

we only head for the upper 70s in fremont. high of 85 in martinez, and no vatty reaching 83 degrees with san francisco in the mid-60 os. we'll talk about the cooldown and warm-up in a few minutes. >>> mike, we should have better news for the commuters in oakland. >> we see the sensors starting to move better just past 7th, they've cleared from the chp report, a disabled truck that was in the middle lane. we should see that start to clear up over the next couple of second as the sensors do update. meanwhile, we're going to watch the rest of the east bay, moving pretty smoothly and predictably. highway 4, 37, holding steady. there's a build heading toward the bridge in richmond. the fire looks like it's been taken care of, but still slow coming off of the dublin interchange. it looks like speeds are moving better past the hitachi plant. the san mateo bridge, traffic is starting to build. getting back to the contra costa area, first day of school for brentwood. they will be seeing a shift to their commute in the next week. >>> an

let's get you ready for the day in the east bay, with a live look outside in fremont. it starts out clear but it's also nice and cool. upper 50s this morning, and it will be comfortable even at lunchtime here. parts of the inner bay will have a very nice day while the valleys will be hotter this afternoon. we'll get a look at some breezy winds and a cooldown for all of the bay area in the microclimate forecast coming up. >>> and we're looking over here toward san jose, 17 crosses the screen coming toward us, northbound 280, the commute direction, which is just starting to build. traffic feeding off of 101. we'll show you how the entire bay commute is coming up. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. spotify says it's going to raise fees on its spotify premium service, up about 2 bucks a month. insider, the online news source, published a spreadsheet of salaries over at google. apparently they were collecting pay information from volunteers. they make a lot of money. median pay at google, $280,000. >>> let's talk about the s&p 500. it's within a few hundred points

the south bay today and getting to the 90's again for the tri valley while fremont and union city in the low 80's will stay in the 70's from san leandro. oakland to richmond, good escapes from danville. if you want to head over. 24 from 97 to just 75 degrees. quite a change. antioch in fairfield at 99 will back a bill at 105, today and all these areas are set to be even hotter tomorrow. saturday, 108, for a whole lot of our inland areas. some of us could even in speed on that sunday. very hot as well. 80's on the day, triple digits inland, but 60's not going anywhere at the coast. so we do have that option as well as are cool mornings. now we back off the heat really quick next week by next tuesday. we're actually right down to seasonal averages back to the 70's and 80's. now we're roads. they've been great this morning. we have not seen issues whatsoever at the bay bridge, not even a slowdown at the toll plaza. no need for the metering lights on this friday. right? san mateo bridge, 13 minutes. that's your limit. the little backup at the richmond, sandra fell bridge, but it's still

it will be 70's from fremont hayward up through oakland while livermore close to 90 88 degrees oceannicia. well, antioch getting up to 92 degrees. santa rosa through center fell in the low 80's warm but not as warm as you tomorrow and friday, actually a little bit cooler yet the weekend will stay seasonably warm with 70's along the bay and 80's for the most part inland. we'll see our hottest day of the rest of the forecast being sunday briefly back into the low 90's inland before we cool down gradually into next week. >> all right, john, thank you for tracking in accident long southbound 8.80, just north of west went and avenue. so these are a little slow there might want to take mission boulevard, not only just this, but definitely through union city and fremont. you're also seeing traffic slowing down there. that's not just because of that accident. just an uptick in travel. you can also see southbound 6 80's read, meaning we're definitely seeing a lot more people traveling along that route 18 minutes into the city right now. accident is still at west grand. if you're traveling alo

so 11 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. no hazards there. 14 80 to 101 for everybody traveling across towards the peninsula. we're about at 18 in the last hour. so we went down. 33 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. if you're over the east bay right now, leandro down in about 27 minutes. maybe you're heading up 8.80, see a little slow 5.80, might be a better route for you. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 8.18, is the time and in san francisco, summer is often a slow start for airbnb hosts in the city. some even reporting major declines in bookings compared to last year. air bnb hosts tell us that typically around this time of year bookings are full, but that's not the case right now. and that's forcing them to offer now lower rates, some believe negative national media coverage of san francisco partly to blame one of many factors potentially causing this plunge in bookings. other neighborhoods are doing a better job than awesome and, you know, some of these airbnb host think that is making a difference. >> for boo

well, fremont 72 livermore.t 78 up the east bay shoreline from castro valley to richmond. it's all 60's. well, pittsburgh and fairfield back down in the 70's today, looking at tomorrow through sunday, even cooler. yet it's low 70's inland and 60's by the bay shore temps after that will warm quickly by next tuesday and wednesday. some of us inland. we'll be right back to the 90's ringing. all right, john, thank you for that. the time now and and we're checking on those bridges out there for you. >> are going to hit the road right now. you can see we're not seeing major delays and we busy round 6 o'clock between 6 and 08:00am the peak of the traffic. now things are pretty smooth sailing. the bay bridge is going to take a little under 10 minutes to make that drive. this morning. a meteor lights are off our san mateo bridge looking at about a 12 minute right there and the return centerfielder to look at that 7 minutes, golden gate bridge about a 20 minute ride. definitely. good morning. checking on our highways righ

your choices are fremont, redwood city, pleasanton, and vibrato. right? stay right there.ote now and we will reveal the answer, and olivia will tell us the story behind it in a little bit. in the meantime, let us go to another story while we leave the choice is up for you. the bison in golden gate park -- how did they get there? >> the bison in golden gate park have really been in the park almost from the very beginning of golden gate park. if you go back to the history of the west, you know, before san francisco was a city at all, bison roamed all over the west. there were once hundreds of thousands of bison in the western part of the united states, but over time, their numbers really dwindled. they were hunted practically into extinction, and it was actually a way that white settlers were able basically to deprive native americans of food. there was a period of time in american history where people were given rewards for killing bison because it was thought that it deprived native americans of food, so it kind of helped basically white settlers taking over the western pa

now, some area horseshoe lake, one of the corey lakes in fremont's also close. there are water warnings posted at keller beach as well. that's at the miller knots, regional shoreline in richmond. and there are some caution advisories posted at both del val east and west swim beaches. so you want to stay out the water in those areas. you can see what it looks like out there and late to miss caliber the weekend. look at that. it's not something you want to be swimming in and put your body in. remember blue green algae toxic to humans and is potentially fatal to our pets. so i guess this means maybe just admire the water from a yeah, no kidding. you know, maybe just keep some water on you that you can drain, right? you if you want to head to cleaner water to play and maybe go to the beach. that's probably best we've got john actually with our forecast. and i would be surprised if a ton of people went to the beach over i know the holiday was really nice out, john, due to the beach. yeah. it was definitely enticing to get out there for sure. i do but i saw people out

it's still pretty slow from 238 as you drive down into fremont, it's 809.l. thank you. there's now an investigation of harvard university policy of legacy admissions as well. investigators are checking reports of favoritism during the university's admissions process. plus it's destroying a community by moving a team like this. the giants and a's went head to head in the bay bridge series, but fans took over as they continue to fight to keep oakland a's in oakland. we'll see how they made their feelings loud and clear and this was the fifth inning show of solidarity last night. fans from both teams stood and demanded that a's owner john fisher sell the team several fan groups organized this campaign. they called unite the bay. the fact that i'm seeing all the giants fans come out here shows that they want to unite the bay and this is they want to do this because it's bigger than baseball. they don't want to lose. they don't want to see the a's leave. protesters passed out black shirts that simply read sell more than 40,000 people attended the sellout game, o

also as we look at fremont, we had an earlier crash cleared here on the fremont commute and traffic ising to the bay bridge, it is doing very well and no major problems crossing bay area bridges. it's 532. let's get back to the headlines. all right, sal, thank you. were happening today. the santa clara county fair will open with a ribbon cutting ceremony in san jose ali rasmus is going to show us what to expect out there at the fair. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. you can expect good weather, of course. good, fair food. and at least ten days in two separate weekends to come and take part in at the santa clara county fair opens today. this afternoon. and it'll run through august 6th for the first full scale reopening since the pandemic. the fair will open with a ribbon cutting later this afternoon. and then 3:00, the gates open, the first day will feature also a parade this evening, followed by ten days of livestock shows, petting zoos, rides, games, children's magic shows, even a comedy hypnosis show as well as live music and art displays. i want people to come out and enjoy an

fremont police investigating a possible pipe bomb discovered inside of a business. this happening in the area of industrial place and industrial drive. the public is being asked to avoid the area for the time being the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad is responding to the scene so far, no reports of any injuries. we're told that this scene is still active investigation is ongoing. on the peninsula. san mateo county deputies arrest a man they say stabbed 2 women. one of those women dying from her injuries. deputies responded just after midnight to the home on fair oaks avenue after getting a 9-1-1, call from a distressed woman screaming for help. when they arrived, they found the suspect standing outside the home covered in blood. he has been identified as jose. you are. you are today. martinez deputies discovered the 2 women suffering from multiple stab wounds. they were both taken to stanford hospital where one of those women died. the second victim is in stable condition tonight. in fremont, firefighters extinguishing a 2 alarm blaze at a condemned home

it's a gorgeous among the east bay regional park district, 73 parks, coyote hills regional park in fremont is a popular destination for those put off by higher temperatures. there's a lot walks in park that are very open. you've got the they brees, brees that really makes a difference combined with the climate along the that sunscreen absolutely long your bet. so you need to take care of yourself and not just revel in the wonderful weather but actually take care of yourself other parks recommended by the park district that are better suited for those who want to spend time outdoors but not get drained by the heat. >> point pinole regional shoreline, tilden regional park briones regional park, george miller junior trail along the carquinez strait, regional shoreline, diablo foothills regional park. big break, regional shoreline last rumpus regional wilderness reinhardt, redwood regional park crown memorial state beach and son times. well, they can come here during the week that's how many one around in this. and that's information sent or >> beautiful, peaceful, nice place to come for an ho

. >>> a scam warning from fremont police. they say scammers are disguising their phone numbers to make it look like they're calling from the department and then asking people for money. the police department says it will never call you asking for money, and it wants you to report the calls to police. >>> in san francisco, a pedestrian in the hospital ifinjuries after being hit by a scooter this morning. this happened near market and 5th streets around 11:00 a.m. the scooter driver is cooperating with police. >>> and the search is on for a stolen therapy dog in training. this is buddy. he was reported stolen near 4th street in downtown san rafael yesterday. he's a cavalier poodle mix with white short curly hair and brown spots. he's also wearing a green collar. san rafael police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> now to other top stories. it's been 5 5 -- 500 days since the start of the war in ukraine, and the u.s. is sending cluster bombs to ukraine. the munitions scatter smaller explosives across an

police say this man, 21-year-old colby barry from fremont violently attacked one woman to steal her purse, and when unsuccessful attacked another woman. they learned he was already convicted of multiple felonies, was on parole, and wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the robberies. they asked for sentencing enhancements to additional jail time for barry if convicted. >> i thought the enhancements would be filed because they apply, and it seems like they're meant for a circumstance just like this. >> reporter: but the chief says the district attorney pamela price did not file the enhanced charges against barry, prompting him to write a letter on july 6th asking price to reconsider, saying the sentencing enhancements are quote, necessary tools to safeguard the public against an individual who poses a clear danger to their safety. the district attorney's office would not respond to multiple requests for comments on the case, but in an interview with our betty yu a week ago, price said she does not believe in automatically adding sentencing enhancements, and instead prefers diversion prog

nice evening in san jose. 80 in fremont to 89 in dublin, 90 in lemore. 91 in concord. cooling down now in the san francisco. 61 degrees with that sea breeze. and that patchy fog moving in 83 snowmen, 70 degrees now in napa, 7 outside this evening, you'll find those temperatures slow to cool down. i think as we look toward tomorrow, though, another nice day around the bay area's we see these numbers again, a pretty comfortable in many spots. 70's and 80's around the bay hot 90's in the valleys. but this just the beginning, i think a couple days later now, as we get into friday, that's when we start talking about the heat wave in the triple digit heat. taking through the weekend. maybe 108, some the hottest spots on saturday. slight cooling into sunday. in fact, that that put on there today, looking some of the models and i'm thinking that may not be hot we could see those temperatures soar higher. that's we're going to fine. tune that forecast over the next couple days. but that's going to be longer heat wave and a more dangerous heat wave around the bay here. i know ke

beautiful evening in san jose. 84 in fremont. still 100 degrees brentwood. 94 right now in livermore, 94 in concord and still 97 degrees and say as that hot air expands over the next couple of days. we're going to see less of this left fog around the bay area. and that means these temperatures are going to be able to soar even further by tomorrow afternoon. this will likely be the peak of the heat ties 109 degrees. a little more 109, in antioch, 106 morgan hill. if you want to beat the heat, got to head the coast. temperatures there in the 60's. thank you. lord says the dangerous heat wave makes its way through california. cal oes is keeping a close eye on the power grid. >> kron four's grant lotus standing by here in the studio with more on that grant, know, with the power to go out now and you're relying on your a c and fans, the heat >> is here. but, you know, we know it's going to get worse town up and down much of the golden state this weekend. governor newsom is urging californians to take the triple digit temps seriously j

you've got 76 degrees in san jose. 75 in fremont still warm. 86 in dublin. also a little more. 85 in concord. 66 degrees in oakland. 64 degrees right now in san francisco. 80 degrees right now and warm in sonoma gathered along the coastline. more that on the way as we head in toward tomorrow morning and well, it will feel into the bay tonight and slowly work its way back toward the coastline. temperatures are going to come down a little bit more plan on some mid to upper 80's inland. lot of 70's 80's around the bay cooler 50's and 60's and cloudy out of the coast. all right, lawrence, for fireworks on the 4th, you know, can cause your pets to have a fight or flight reaction. some may even run away out of fear. kron 4 sarah stinson reports now on what we can do to make sure that our pets are safe. >> the 4th of july can be very scary for our four-legged furry friends, dogs and cats. and here at the humane society of sonoma county to get some tips on how we can keep our pets safe and secure during the holiday. >> fireworks are kind of terrifying for animals sa

we'll top out at 76 in fremont.ividing line which usually shows up between the communities along east bay shore and inland east bay valleys, you will be in the 70s along 880. you will be about 80 for most of the communities for those inland valleys up and down 680 today. the seven-day forecast for san francisco and oakland. oakland you have a lot of days that will be staying in the 60s. at least one on them on wednesday at 69. you will be 70 for thursday and friday. san francisco will be in the mid 60s through the end of the week. we can look at north bay valleys for santa rosa. you will look at numbers in the mid 80s wednesday through friday. san jose you will dip down to upper 70s by friday and saturday. inland east bay, a lot of mid 80s. that's making up for the 105 that you did over the weekend. by next weekend, you will be staying there. it's a cool down and you will feel the benefits really today. primarily th entire second half of the week into the weekend when we continue on this cooling trend. >>> i have an

usgs said it was along the calaveras falls felt all the way up in fremont. bit of a quaker with no damage. talking about hot temperatures across much of the country. >> it's not that hot here. >> the bubble, which is what we've been living in all summer long. especially anybody near the coast is like what, you've got problems this summer? there are parts in california that have to deal with intense heat. anywhere near that onshore influence, it's been a great summer. let me show you how that will continue here. there's a warmup coming. it's going to be felt mostly for the inland valleys. it's not getting here until we get towards next weekend. let's take the next seven days first for concord. a good idea of how this will play out. average daytime high will be 88. look at the stretch of days here, well below average for a while. what's probably good in this seven-day forecast, usually try a spot that will stand out the most to tell that story. but this forecast is such a contrast that we're going to spotlight that here too. here's one of them, the other one.

that's one of the quarry lakes in fremont is also closed. there are water warnings posted a keller beach which you can find it. miller knocks regional shoreline in richmond and there are caution advisories posted at both delvalle east and west swim beaches. you want to be sure to stay out of the water in those areas. of course, we're going to give you a little bit of a look at what the water looked like at lake tennis cow. there it is. that's the blue green algae. got to be worried about. definitely not something you want to be taking a dip in and remember blue green algae is toxic to humans and it could be potentially fatal to your pets. keep the dogs out of the water. the kids out of the water. keep yourself out of the water. all the signs, a dublin whole foods still closed tonight after a possible gas leak forced shoppers and customers to leave today. alameda county fire says they detected a leak from one of the refrigeration units this morning has that teen all also had to respond to the scene there. no injuries were reported. the story'

fremont and san jose in the low 80's. believe it or not in widespread low to mid 70's for north bay valleys. so very pleasant temperatures there. novato 72 degrees with downtown san francisco. finally cooling down to your average daytime high of today mid 60's. that's exactly where you are tonight. so that heat wave, even though we weren't under a heat advisory, certainly felt along the coast of those mild temperatures in the mid 70's earlier today. overnight lows tonight ranging from mid 50's to mid 60's mid-sixties. for those of you in concord livermore and san jose. but mid 50's throughout the bay area coastline. so pretty uniform numbers out there. high temperatures tomorrow cooling down 5 to 10 degrees as our cooling trend gradually continues through most of this upcoming week ahead, concord and livermore still about 5 degrees above average. you should be in the mid 80's warming up to 92 degrees. a few degrees above average for downtown san francisco at 68 degr es in very pleasant temperatures. for those of you in ha

about 90 degrees in antioch still very warm and conquered at 85 right now. 86 in livermore. 77 in fremont. 76 very nice and pleasant in san jose. not hot anymore. you've got 75 in blair. 73 in nap. and 71 in santa rosa. so warm 81 in nevada on 62 degrees. much cooler in san francisco stepping outside this evening. those temperatures going to stay warm in the valleys, but even there we're going to start to feel more. the effects of that sea breeze in that cool ocean air starting to work its way further and further on shore and that will drop the temperatures in the low 70's as we head in toward about 9 through the night tonight, %- that fog is going to be the ever-increasing a factor in the 4th of july forecast as we will see more of that likely to be a factor inside the bait. that onshore breeze is really kicked up today. we're looking at winds out of the west to 26 miles an hour now into san francisco, gusting to 24 in fairfield. so those onshore winds likely bring that fog further further on shore overnight. so those places that are even clear along the coastline, it cleared out a bit o

we're looking at the 90's for you, oakland, 75 hayward. 82 fremont, 81 and on the coast. we're at the 60's up to the north. we're going to be in the 80's to those temperatures. definitely jumping saturday and sunday. we're going to be at triple digits. and of course, we'll stay connected throughout the day. thank you. crashing into the pier may be the least the ship's problems. >> we're now learning several people have tested positive for covid on recent trips. for covid on recent trips. more details after the break. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> though the ship is finally departed. it's not all smooth sailing from here. kron four's confirmed a number of cases of covid-19 on that ship, the ruby princess over its last few trips in and out of san francisco. most recent outbreak happened on the trip before the sh

it all started when fremont police say they showed up for domestic violence. call and arrested one person and then went to seize a person's guns at their business. they say the guns were in sight. so we'll saves alongside multiple explosive devices. we're also found when officers safe. now the alameda county sheriff's office worked all day to defuse the device is they say there's no threat or danger to the community. on the peninsula. redwood city man was arrested for a deadly stabbing san mateo county. deputies say that jose henri at a martinez. >> stabbed 2 women yesterday morning killing one of them. investigators responded to a home on fair oaks avenue around midnight, a 9-1-1. caller said that someone was trying to kill her. and when police got there, they found or to martinez covered in blood. the 2 victims were taken to the hospital. only one survived. santa rosa police responded to a driver involved in a crash with another driver who was under the influence. this happen early yesterday morning. 02:30am, between railroad and 3rd street. police identifie

well, from fremont hayward up through oakland.t's just low to mid 70's, berkeley and richmond only at 70 degrees, antioch vacaville, you'll be in the 90's. our warmest spots in the bay today. as for tomorrow and then into thursday. our coolest temperatures, your forecast looking at 80's inland at the very warmest in some 60's, even along the bay shore. we won't last there for long, though. there's your weekend and temperatures spiking very quickly getting us to near if not to triple digits by saturday and sunday. daria, thanks a lot, john. 10, in the north bay. a driver is in custody on a dui charge after a 3 car crash in petaluma. >> and there's one of the vehicles police arrested. 28 year-old miguel cruz, lopez. they say he was drunk driving and rear ending 2 cars around 11, 30 saturday night in area that is so stern petaluma first. it was a crash at the intersection rate avenue and lakeville highway and then the second crash a few blocks away off of baywood drive. police say he had a blood alcohol level 3 times the legal limit

how long it's going to take you the bay bridge base to that fremont street exit about 15 minutes. lights are off there. our san mateo bridge at 13 minutes, traveling across towards peninsula. you're richmond center fell bridge around 16 minutes, recovering from a hazard. we had right near the tolls on the bridges. sailor fell bridge and you still have that low lying fog on the golden gate. 21 minutes, 37 to the tolls. all james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. to wait the time and happening today. a contra costa county judge is expected to decide if any police officers who exchanged racist text messages violated a state law. and if the judge says that a law was broken, then charges might be dropped against for murder suspect. >> growers michael thomas is live in the newsroom with more. michael? hi, good morning, everyone. well, if the judge does decide that that law was broken, that's right. daria. those 4 men accused of a series of gang-related shootings and murder. >> could essentially be off the hook. now the law that the judge is looking at today prohibits the

most of today, it all started early this afternoon when fremont police showed up for a domestic violence call, one person was arrested and then went to seize that person's guns. as at his business, the guns were inside several safes along side. multiple explosive devices that were found when officers opened those safes. the alameda county sheriff's office working all day to defuse the device is and say there is no longer a threat or danger to the community. good news there. mateo county deputies arrest a man who allegedly stabbed 2 women. one of those women died from her injuries. deputies responded just after midnight to the home on fair oaks avenue after receiving a 9-1-1 call from a distressed woman screaming for help. when they arrived, they found the suspect standing outside of the home covered in blood. he was arrested and has been identified as jose uriarte martinez deputies discovered the 2 women suffering from multiple stab wounds. they were both taken to stanford hospital where one of them died. second victim is in stable condition tonight. anyone with any information is asked

let's head to the east bay with a look at fremont.g to be a nice cool start as you're heading to wo temperatures in the low 60s. lunchtime, a comfortable 72, and we'll reach into the 80s here. a look at all of our microclimates and the rest of the forecast coming up. >>> here the build is out of the east bay, heading to the peninsula, the taillights westbound across the san mateo bridge. the volume builds, the speeds hold steady. we're looking at slowing in the east bay at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you that coming up. >> thank you so much. >>> president biden's son hunter will be in court today to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges. >> scott mcgrew is joining us. this marks the end of a five-year investigation? >> into those specific charges, five years. there's a lot of political pressure on the federal prosecutor from republicans to keep investigating hunter biden, but, yes, the two charges that came from the department of justice against the president's son, one involving taxes, the other involving a failure to correct

we first brought you over the weekend about a possible pipe bomb found in northern fremont business.he incident caused the area around industrial place and drive to be evacuated most of sunday fremont police say they showed up for a domestic violence call and they arrested one person and then went to seize that person's guns at their business. they say the guns were inside several different safes alongside multiple explosive devices that were found when officers opened up those safes. >> the alameda county sheriff's office worked all day long to defuse those devices. they say there is no threat or danger to the community. in the east bay, another freeway shooting in oakland has left one person injured. chp says shots rang out on 9.88 near 11th street shortly after 04:00am saturday. 2 people inside a white lexus sedan were getting on the freeway when they heard gunshots. chp says the passenger of the car was shot in the chin. the driver drove them to the hospital. no update on their condition this afternoon. in the north bay. several police departments in marin county are investigatin

it will be about the same tomorrow with a high of 77 in fremont and 86 in livermore, but then we heado thursday. that's when we start to see those temperatures going back up again, and it's going to be hot leading into friday as well as the weekend. take a look at walnut creek and what we're expecting here. we're going from a nice break with highs in the low to mid-80s to mid-90s on thursday and upper 90s for friday and saturday, and then we're going to stay warm through sunday and then see temperatures come down a few degrees. overall our seven-day forecast does show a ramp up in temperatures by the end of the week so enjoy the refreshing breezes today and tomorrow with continued sunshine, while san francisco will start out with clouds and fog, maybe slow to clear, keeping temperatures in the low 60s with low to mid-70s for the weekend. looks nice and comfortable there for the weekend. >>> mike, you said we're heading back to fremont. >> we need to because the speed sensors keep changing. i think there's just work going on. that crash still reported southbound 680 approaching mission

the bay bridge in 19 right maze to that fremont street exit mateo bridge around. 22. so that's down from 35 40 minute to the peak of the morning. a lot of folks are taking that bridge today highway for 20 minutes, antioch, into conquered right now. the kraken down towards the maze along 85 80, little under 20 minutes. and let's get a look at 6.80, doubling down to fremont about. 25 reaches back to you. thank you, renee fortier and niles canyon road between palomares road in fremont and main street and signal is back open. repair crews worked all weekend on the alameda creek bridge. so now it's all done. it has standards shoulders, wider median and replacing the bridge. they say improves the road alignment and it addresses seismic issues. >> is a and new this morning. you may soon need a license to ride an e-bike in california. some state lawmakers are proposing a bill that would ban children under the age of 12 from riding e-bikes and require an online written test along with the state issued id. if you don't have a driver's license and you want to ride an e-bike, the

when he reported the break-in to fremont police officers said the fremont police association might be able to help because they were in the process of creating a charitable foundation to help victims. so they decided to create a portal to raise money for a and that they just recently shut down that portal because they were able to raise $20,000 for him back to local electrician also stepped in to donate tools. >> it's kind of hard to handle and never quite this situation where a bit on what kind of a receiving end of such. graciousness and on the officer's part, trulia. touched by it. >> ac and danny ray, he says he's already able to get back to business now and will soon be purchasing some of the last tools that were taken. he also plans to install a security system in truck. >> it's a 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort by the white house to crack down on fentanyl. overdoses across the country will show you what they want >> we are facing a public health crisis. >> vice president kamala harris meeting with attorneys general to discuss ways to fight back agains

wait for you. 17 minutes now for the maze of fremont street to get into san francisco.ou can see the backup of cars here. the rich ones are starting to mateo bridge has got a little bit better. you can see a little bit of more movement here in the right about the westbound direction, the right hand side there, westbound 92. it's looking like it's moving much better than it was just about 15, 20 minutes ago, the richmond center fell bridge looks pretty good, too. and the ride is going down now. 13 minutes will be a drive time there. and the golden gate bridge from marin county in the san francisco. you can see that there is more traffic here in right now. it's 24 minutes from highway 37 down to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. let's talk sports and instead of basketball, it's golf that steph curry was busy and successful with over the we have the celebrity golf not only to get old one, but they won the whole thing in. >> dramatic fashion. handle a trick up his sleeves conference. aaron wilson has details. >> well, the final round of the american century celeb golf tour

. >> well, happening tomorrow, if you're celebrating the 4th of july in fremont know that several major roads are going to be closed because of the parade that they have planned. so on your screen is a list of the roads will be affected. those closures will take place from 6 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. if you are attending the event, police also want to remind you not to bring large bags because they will be subject to a search. >> happening today, 2 men accused of causing a fire or explosion at a storage facility in san jose. they are expected to be arraigned in court today. fire happened on june 14th at a public storage scylla blossom hill road sales police say multiple illegal fireworks that were stored in a storage unit 9 and cause an entire building to catch on fire, everything stored and then was actually on salvageable. now, police say anthony silva and nathaniel ellis, they stockpiled nearly 40,000 pounds. all the legal fireworks ahead of the 4th of july. and when police executed search warrants, it fell. more storage units feel with more illegal fireworks. they als

still those not bad. 17 minutes to get from the maze. >> to fremont street in san francisco.ve got nice movement here in the san mateo bridge to a lot of gaps between the cars. 13 minutes to get from to 101 there on the peninsula to the north. we have a richmond, sandra fell bridge where that westbound 5.80, right is slow a bit here at the toll plaza. but it's still a quick right across the span because you see it's only 8 minutes to get from the toll plaza across san pablo, a bay and over into marion county and what you're there. if you're heading southbound 1, 1, it is san francisco. it looks like a pretty easy ride still on the golden gate bridge. just 19 minutes to get from highway 37 down across the span into san francisco. >> it's 6.31 and a big story this morning that we're following a san mateo woman. she was kidnapped in mexico last year and now she's been found alive. fbi says that monica de leon barba spend at least 8 months in captivity, but is now safe with kron four's. michael thomas following the story for us in the newsroom. michael? yeah, good morning, everyo