gabe talking about waves and beach about waves and gabe talking gabe talking about waves and beach sound from jack sieferman, beachgoer "i kind of worry sometimes out in the water it pulls me out and around" sound from maggie sieferman, beachgoer"i'm not that worried, but it can be dangerous out there pulling you out" jack and maggie sieferman's mom, romany, is keeping them out of the water today at linda mar beach in pacifica.. she heard about the sneaker wave and rip current warnings that have been issued for bay area beaches through saturday sound from romany sieferman, beachgoer"i'm always a little freaked out with the riptides... i tell them to not go too deep in the water " for good reason. years ago at this very beach romany seiferman was swept away by a rip current and almost did not make it back sound from romany sieferman, beachgoer"i started like here but i ended up like way down there it really took me out far it was very scary" now she tells her kids sound from maggie sieferman, beachgoer"don't turn your back to the ocean, i've been told that at least twice a day" good advic

gabe slate in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. kron 4 news. gabe slate in oakland members. oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. coming upperception is in the eye of the beholder i say the driver didn't stop, did you stop? i did because matter of fact i was cleaning my glasses for a few seconds the driver however had a different recolocation i think today might have been opposite day, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. behaving badly are more memorable than others.(vicki) today on the peninsula...stan ley caught some stop sign violators...who...need to review the rules. do you know why he stopped you? well i imagine it was some kind of trap because i've seen you catch three people today and this was our first s

gabe, if you haven't notice already, gabe is actually flying inverted. >> oh, yeah, you can see becauses hands are. >> you see the altimeter on the top. after a minute, you see gabe kind of give the wave off. >> chrisan isin ome out. something special. the homecoming parade. the story that is just getting started. >> hey! >>> and it's a wrestle match. on the subway. why this show makes for the perfect train ride entertainment. >>> brought to you by allstate, are you in good hands? it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? when heartburn hits... fight back excellence haircolor by l'oréal. it colors. with pro-keratine complex rich, radiant color and it cares for my hair. no color

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california...which hopes this will be the miracle drug... the fda approved the first prescription drug derived from marijuana today. epidiolex, is the name of the new drug that will come in a syrup form.it's made from a purified ingredient in cannabis called cbd oil.it is intended to treat severe seizures in children caused by two rare forms of epilepsy. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california who said thousands of parents they work with are hoping this will be the miracle drug that will end the daily seizures their kids suffer.:00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of pareng cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a

kron 4's gabe slate has more from 4's gabe slate news.(pam) the national weather service has issued a warning for bay area beaches..... about dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents .. that warning is on now through tomorrow... because of a hurricane off the coast of mexico. kron 4's gabe slate has more from a linda mar beach in pacifica. sound from jack sieferman, beachgoer "i kind of worry sometimes out in the water it pulls me out and around" sound from maggie sieferman, beachgoer"i'm not that worried, but it can be dangerous out there pulling you out" jack and maggie sieferman's mom, romany, is keeping them out of the water today at linda mar beach in pacifica.. she heard about the sneaker wave and rip current warnings that have been issued for bay area beaches through saturday sound from romany sieferman, beachgoer"i'm always a little freaked out with the riptides... i tell them to not go too deep in the water " for good reason. years ago at this very beach romany seiferman was swept away by a rip current and almost did not make it

kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the newsroom, gabe you spoke with kevin manning's co- workers who are now mourning their friend. pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe would bring a smile to my face whenever he came into the shop colin sanders worked alongside kevin manning at cabrio taxi pedicab based in san francisco. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe was a great guy hard worker a grandfather and father on june 27, around 4pm this honda civic travelling southbound on the embarcadero was swerving through traffic when it collided with a pedicab that 66 year old kevin manning was operating near sansome in san francisco. two m condition until monday night when he passed away. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningmost of the day i've been consumed with angersound from reporter gabe slate - police are still looking for the driver that hit and killed kevin manning police are asking that anyone that was in the area of the embarcadero and sansome in san francisco on june 27th around 4pm to check their phone's

(gabe (gabe slate) adlib live tease (catherine) coming up next.. the fourth of july is more than just america's birthday... we'll show you some brand new citizens - celebrating their new status.. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. tonight:we're counting down to the fourth of july fireworks shows...(vicki) we'll be bringing you some of the biggest in the bay area live tonight at nine. kron4's gabe slate is at the marin county fair - where fireworks will light up the sky in just a few hours. (gabe) (gabe) (catherine) make sure and tune into kron4's july fourth live... we'll cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco.. it's the only 4th of july it's the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area - televised live. the fun starts at 9:00- right here on kron 4. (catherine) tonight at 5:30... k

gabe you just met with the crews preparing the big show ? i did it was fascinating to get an up close look at how this big fireworks show is pulled off. and to see how big the shells are in person. the company behind this show pyro spectacular gave us a behind the scenes look. sound from - jeff thomas/pyro spectacular"right now we are in the process of our final placement of what we call our hardware racks tubes borders that are ultimately going to send the shells up in the air" jeff thomas, with pyro spectacular, the company behind the july 4th fireworks show, in san francisco says this year the show will go beyond the average 20 minute firework display.. sound from - jeff thomas/pyro spectacular "it is sf so a little more umf to make it special " over 10,000 fireworks will be launched from two barges floating in the bay wednesday night starting at 930pm. i asked jeff thomas who helped design the show where the best place to be physically sit and watch it would be? sound from - jeff thomas/pyro spectacular "pier 39 and aquatic park or anywh

slate kron 4 francisco gabe in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news.(grant) this just -in...the winning numbers for tonight's 433-million dollar mega millions jackpot. get your tickets ready. here they are. the numbers are one ...fourteen.. thirty... forty four...sixty two... and the mega number is one. again that's one ...fourteen.. thirty...fourty four...sixty two... and the mega number is one this is the 6th largest mega millions jackpot...and the 16th largest lottery haul ever. coming up at eight.. a dog care capable of housing more than 100 dogs at a time... has an east bay community concerned. why some don't want it opening up. plus. bullets fly....a man is dead. all over a dispute about a parking space. and this happened in front of a child. and next. people taking a website's name a little too literally. what the owner of "rent-a-hit man dot com" say his website is really about. (grant) a website's domain name may be a play on words...but it has people contacting a computer hacking prevention service about wacking...or killing people. (justine)

in fremont gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) you can stay connected on wildfires when they happen with push alerts from the kron-4 mobile app. and at kron-4 dot com... you'll find a special section on fire danger. (ken) a big story we're following tonight. the president revealed his pick to fill a vacancy on the supreme court.(pam) judge brett kavanaugh is the nominee to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy .... democrats are already lining up against kavanaugh for being too conservative.(ken) and setting up the senate for what could a contentious confirmation battle in the coming weeks. camila bernal is in washington with the latest. president trump -- announcing his ásecondá nominee to the supreme court in a prime-time address monday night. pres donald trump: tonight it is my honor and prive to annoucen that i will announce brett kavanaugh to us supreme courtthe president touting his pick to replace justice anthony kennedy - a conservative and often key swing vote on the high court. pres donald trump: 21:07:36 judge

i think gabe should really just stop moonlighting for the coal companies. >> gabe, are you long coal, short tesla? >> i do have some -- >> it's 50% of the fund. you just disclosed it in a public filing. >> ross, how many car companies do you know power with coal? i thought so >> how about coal is the biggest contributor to climate change of any -- >> guys, we're getting off topic. i mind say, ross, it seems like you won coal because maybe it takes coal to run the tesla, but -- >> it does not -- >> we're not going to get into the electric grid. i'm not agreeing or disagreeing. >> gabe has an agenda. i get his agenda, but we're here trying to make the world a better place that's all i'm saying. >> let's talk about the balance sheet. ross, does it bother you at all that tesla is asking people for $2,500 to confirm their orders and customize their car? do you think that worrisome in anyway >> the way it works is you put a $2,500 deposit and when they deliver the car you have to pay for the full amount of the car the fact they've opened up all reservations to all reservation holders and ye

slate kron 4 creek gabe in walnut creek gabe slate kron 4 news.ence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (vicki)(vicki) (vick

i know how that >> now, marissa and gabe are very much into fitness and this is how they're going to reveal the gender to their baby. gabe lifted the weights and she is making sure that those sacks with powder in them in the appropriate color are directly below the they are going to be welcoming a little boy. congratulations guys. >> a woman gets caught up as she is trying to exit the train. >> the heart stopping moments as a heroic skcop >> it's a fashion show with a twist. thetuff guys are all dancers. mut is brought . to you by maybelline, new york. new york. multi-prong tip draws hair like strokes, for naturally defined brows up to 24 hours. maybelline's new tattoo brow tint pen. only from maybelline new york. maybelline's new tattoo brow tint pen. does this make you oh, how about this? ok, we'll stop. just kidding, we're not gonna stop. not sorry. reese's only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® why settle for just clean when it could be finished? when clean just isn't clean enough there's finished. new

in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news.. kron 4 news..he break... here we go again... a bunch of sequels are hitting theaters. we're taking a look at what's new at the box office. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( darya ) a trio of sequels hit theaters this weekend... including "mamma mia: here we go again."( james ) rick damigella has a preview of how the follow ups may fare. "mamma mia, here i go again, my my, how could i resist ya?" "mamma mia! here we go again" arrives just two days after the tenth anniversary of the original jukebox musical. in 20-08, "mamma mia" had a 27-point-eight million dollar, second place debut. industry watchers say "here we go again" is headed for an opening between 30 and 36 million.(nat music)"samuel!" "lift off!"denzel washington has never made a sequel during his 40-plus year career. 20-14's "the equalizer" opened in first place with 34- point-one million dollars. variety's experts say "the equalizer 2" could open to 26 million, while deadline's pundits predict it may open higher, between 27 and 32 million. "y

among the witnesses, an eagle-eye'd jourli gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: tonight, the in police custody, a suspected serial killer, 46-year-old jose rodriguez. rodriguez who has a lengthy criminal history had been a person of interest in a violent crime spree in and around houston including three murders, attempted murder and home invasion. detectives released this surveillance video believed to show rodriguez walk through a mall. investigators say he was on parole and cut off his tracking monitor. >> we're very relieved because we feel that he was possibly casing the area looking to score his next victim. >> reporter: cesar martinez a photojournalist with nbc's kprc says he was shocked to see rodriguez drove right by him near a crime scene. >> he pulls right up next to me and i'm thinking, this looks like our suspect. >> reporter: police say rodriguez then led officers on a ang his alleged 8-year-old ali, a worker at a mattress store and 62-year-old pamela johnson, who police found dead in her home on friday. another mattress store employee, edward maganya who was sho

gabe, tell me about that family. believe you have some new tape from a family involved. >> reporter: hi, andrea, good afternoon. that woman you just heard from, she had -- that was part of an incredible fear hearing. that's the first test for asylum. as you heard there, the judge denied the asylum request. in woman had a lot of questions about how she would be reunited with her child. we heard from her attorney that she now has been reunited but she is still in family detention. we did hear from another woman, another recording that we obtained. she said that her child was still in a -- at that time, earlier this month, was in a facility in arizona and she had no idea how to be reunited with that child. she begged the judge at that point that all she wanted to do was be reunited. that's something we're hearing over and over again from immigration advocates, that as the government struggles to reunite these families, that the whole process is chaotic and confusing. right now we're here in texas near mccowan. this is a

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, el paso, texas. >>> to a harrowing story out of texas. police in dallas say one mom's trip to the gas station turned into a terrifying fight to save her children when a carjacker tried to steal the suv with the kids still inside. nbc's catie beck has more on the terrifying ordeal. >> it happened so fast. not even five minutes. >> reporter: still shaken, michelle asked us not to reveal her identity. >> if someone was trying to do something, any harm to my kids, i'll do what i need to do to protect them by any means necessary. >> reporter: around 10:00 wednesday night, michelle stepped inside a shell station leaving her two toddlers waiting in the car. she says she returned finding a man she didn't know in the driver's seat of her car attempting to drive away with her children inside. >> i don't know what he was coming after. i don't know what was his intentions. for it to happen to me, a woman, he probably thought he would get away with it. >> reporter: police identify that man as 36-year-old ricky wright. smith quickly managed to get insi

gabe, we just played that audio.nt your take on that, because you're talking to family and hearing these stories firsthand. it really does pull back the curtain on what this experience is like for thousands of families, so many of them who will not celebrate reunions today. >> reporter: hi there, peter. yes, the audio you just heard, it's typical audio from these hearings that happen all across the country every single day. but now they are indicative of the emotional pain and struggle these families have been dealing with the last several weeks. that audio is from a court hearing just a few weeks ago, earlier in july. we spoke with several immigration attorneys that say that that is something they're seeing over and over again, this mass chaos and confusion. parents that are going to these immigration hearings, the first test for asylum, and practically begging the judge to be reunited with their children. that particular woman you heard from, she has been reunited. but of those two women that we heard in those reco

in san bruno gabe slate kron 4 news. (ken) the ferguson the (ken) (ken)(ken) the ferguson wildfire is growing in size tonight. it has now burned more than 41- thousand acres. it is 26 percent contained tonight. more than 3-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. there has been one death in the fire and seven other injuries. (2 shot) the valley, the scenic heart of yosemite national park, was closed at noon wednesday.(pam)fials decid closure in order to allow crews to perform protective measures, such as burning away brush along roadways ... without having to deal with tourist traffic. now tourists are making new plans. kron 4's justine waldman is in our newsroom with the changes... justine... (justine) this popular part part of yosemite is closed... during the height of the summer tourist season. you can see here... how the fire is burning on both sides of 140... the main way to get to the valley. a lot of toursits are dissapointed. and tour companies are making adjustments. nat of nothing silence instead of the t

(pam) that's where we find kron-4's gabe slate... gabe what is the vibe like out there? (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast. lawrence karnow joins us now. (ken) lawrence what does our fireworks forecast look like? lawrence karnow: skies cleared for most of the bay area except for some lingering clouds at the coast. highs were will below normal and in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the fog and low clouds will return tonight for the fireworks. clouds will be along the coast and the bay by 9 tonight and be mostly clear inland. on the satellite you cans see the area of low pressure off the coast. that low will weaken and lift to the north starting tomorrow. high pressure will then begin to build out of the desert southwest. that will bring hot weather to the valleys with fog at the coast keeping things much cooler. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay. subtropical moisture will move in on friday to bring partly cloudy skies and muggy weather. it will be hot

>> gabe, explain how that was dealt with by president obama, how that impacted him?well, he decided ultimately not to speak up about this. but this was one of the many things that troubled him because of the message that was sent to young rising leaders. he basically made a case to his friends, some of the work has to be to inspire and build up the generation of the leadership, that age group are basically sponges, and in that particular case, what they got is this divisive political message instead of a speech of civility and inclusiveness in a speech that president obama would have given. in the background, talking to friends and allies, he was stewing over the fact that president trump was poisoning the minds of the next leaders and he spoke up making theal calculation, had he done that he would have turned it into yet another partisan conversation. that's not the way you want these things to go i can't help but hear and i read and thoroughly enjoy the piece between president clinton and obama. it sounds like president obama recognizes if he were to enter the fry

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story. we want to warn you some of the images in the story are disturbing. >> reporter: tonight newly released 911 calls reveal the panic after a break-in at this home in suburban atlanta owned by buffalo bills running back sean mccoy. >> were weapons involved or mentioned, ma'am? >> yes, i got hit in the face. oh, my god. >> reporter: the brutal attack by an unknown assailant left mccoy's ex-girlfriend who was living there severely beaten and hospitalized. >> he took my jewelry off my -- i mean my diamond bracelet off my wrist. he kept asking for jewelry. >> reporter: in an instagram post since deleted he blames mccoy calling him the devil and an animal. for the record mccoy fired back the totally baseless claims against me are completely false. furthermore, i have not had any direct contact with any of the people involved in months. court records showed mccoy had been trying to evict her from his home for more than a year. police aren't saying whether he may have somehow been involved in t

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in puerto rico tonight and tells us how some people are coping with the help of solar power. >> reporter: in southeastern puerto rico, areas hit hardest by hurricane maria are now preparing for the remnants of beryl. >> we are ready. we don't leave the island. we stay here. >> reporter: the system is expected to drench puerto rico with several inches of rain through tomorrow night. >> truth of the matter is puerto rico is still in a very vulnerable state, particularly in housing, in potential flooding. >> reporter: ten months after hurricane maria, the island's power grid is still fragile. this is the path maria took. the category 4 hurricane slammed the coast with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. we rode along with an international nonprofit to remote areas still without power. >> where no one else wants to come because it's too far. >> reporter: once on the ground they go house to house with a solar solution. >> not only is it solar re self-contained lighting unit and cell phone charger. >> reporter: a lifeline for people like vanessa labron. her son h

gabe gutierrez is back on the border with more. >> reporter: tonight, a guatemalan father is in agony in los angeles, waiting to be reunited with his son in new york. the last time i tried to speak to him he was crying and asked me don't you love me any more? the government now says it expects 38 of 102 migrant children under 5 years old will be reunited with their families the end of the day despite a court order. the remanl -- remaining 64 children not reunited for reasons including parents with criminal records or incomplete verification. >> i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. >> reporter: this mother from el salvador asks in frustration, why was it so easy for them to take our children but so hard to give them back? she breaks down when she describes the gut-wrenching moment she said good-bye to her son and daughter more than a month ago. i hugged them and gave them a kiss, i said, don't worry, i'll be back for you. >> if the laws are broken, there's a process for that. >> reporter: today, we rode along with the border patrol a

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, salem, north carolina. moment with a wild chase in texas today and caught on camera, one family setting out to make a dramatic rescue. >>> why are so many americans having fewer babies? the u.s. birthrate at a record low for the second year in a row. a new survey by the "new york times" says the top reason is child care is too expensive. others said they wanted more time for the kids they already have. and a third factor, fears about the economy. >>> a dramatic end to a police chase outside of houston. a tow truck being chased by officers after police say it was involved in a crash and left the scene. it ended when the tow truck crashed again at that intersection. the driver was taken into custody. >>> caught on camera, a family rescuing a baby deer in danger of drowning after spotting the fawn struggling in the waters north of seattle. they brought it on board their boat. the family says the deer didn't appear to be injured. so they released it later on land. >>> we'll meet rescuers going above and beyond

nbc's gabe gutierrez spoke with one of the outraged couples. >> reporter: the gut-wrenching news left amber ashe and husband elliot in shock. >> it's very hurtful, and it's really a violation of trust for us. >> reporter: she was among the hundreds of women who found out in march their eggs and embryos were destroyed when a preservation system like this one malfunctioned at a university hospitals fertility center near cleveland, crushing their hopes of having a sibling for their young son ethan. >> we see him interact with cousins and other family members and smaller children in our neighborhood, and we see what an amazing big brother he'd be. >> reporter: now in a response to a lawsuit, university hospitals is denying any wrongdoing, saying its patients signed consent forms, the plaintiffs were fully advised of the material risks, benefits and alternatives available for treatment and voluntarily assumed and consented to those risks. ceo tom zanti publicly apologized in march. >> i can't say it any more plainly, we failed our fertility clinic patients, we are sorry, i am sorry. >> rep

in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news.. oc <"efforts oc <"efforts to protect oc <"efforts oc <"efforts to protect them"> (vicki) what is milk? what is milk? what is (vicki) what is milk? that is the new question for the fda. the bill that could change what we could consider to be a milk product. (grant) increase in animal cruelty. we speak with animal control and take a look at the disturbing trend in san francisco. (vicki) animal cruelty cases are on the rise a disturbing statistic from the san francisco animal care and control. the reason why... is not clear.(grant) the cases don't appear to be connected. kron four's philippe djegal explains two recent cases...one resulting in an arrest. (philippe) a four-year-old pitbull mix named juicy is recovering at the san francisco animal shelter. surveillance video captured her owner, christopher kliment, beating her at the powell street bart station on march 30th. kliment was arrested more than three months later on july third... when he stopped by the shelter and tried to take j

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on the agonizing wait. >> reporter: a guatemala father is in agony in los angeles waiting to be reunited with his son in new york. >>> the last time i tried to speak to him, he says, he was crying. he asked, don't you love me in 38 of 102 migrant children under 5 years old will be reunited with their families by the end of the day despite a court order. the remaining 64 children not reunited for reasons including parents with criminal records or incomplete verification. >> well, i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. >> reporter: this mother from el salvador asks in frustration, why was it so easy for them to take our children but so hard to give them back? she breaks down when she describes the gut wrenching moment she said good-bye to her son and daughter more than a month ago. >>> i hugged them and gave them a kiss and i said, don't worry, i'll be back for you. >> if the laws are broken, there's a process for that. >> reporter: we rode along with a border patrol including mothers with children turned the

hello, gabe. gabe: you had something important to tell me? dwight: oh, you know i did, but now it seems infinitely insignificant. jim? oh, right. nah, forget it. he was doing it for his kids, i get it. kids drive us dads crazy. sometimes i feel like they're raising us. am i right? >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! take a seat! you guys are wonderful! take a seat! let's get to it! our guest tonight, rapper, entrepreneur and activist t.i. is here! ( cheers and applause ) he's here to chat about his new show on b.e.t. called "the grand hustle." first, let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with sexual harassment. >> a georgia waitress took matters into her own hands when a man groped her. surveillance video shows the man walked by amelia and inappropriately touched her, you see it right there. the 21-year-old turns around, grabbed him

>> gabe gutierrez nto for us. thk >>> now tohe dangerous weather hitting from coast-to-coast tonight including flash floods already in parts of eastern pennsylvania. roads looking like rivers and high-water rescues happening and the threat continues for several days. and in the west, triple digit heat. al roker on the road in maine now monitoring it for us. al, what is it looking like? >> reporter: well, lester, we're talking first about the rain and while we got a little break here, we're basically looking at rain stretching along the i-95 corridor. you can see all the way from new england down into the gulf coast, heavy rain. right now 37 million people at risk for a flash flood with downpours causing sudden floods, heavy rain and saturated soil a real mess. in fact, you can see we got a moderate risk of flooding tomorrow stretching from pennsylvania all the way down into virginia. as this system moves out, it's going to take its own sweet time. we're not looking at any rainfall movement from this thing. two to

in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news.grant) amazon spent...and how other, smaller businesses benefitted. something incredible is here at disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling! daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating, dahling. come ride the incredicoaster. (vicki) despite some technical glitches, amazon prime day was a big success. (grant) the online retailer says prime members bought more than 100-million products during the products during the sale. it calls thin its history -- with sales topping cyber monday, black friday, and prime day last year. direct comparisons aren't easy, though, because amazon expanded prime day to last 36 hours this year -- six hours .(vicki) still, it wasn't just the online giant itself that made money -- amazon says that small- and medium-sized businesses that sell goods through the website did more than a billion dollars in sales. (vicki) google was ordered by the european commission on wednesday to pay 5 billion dollars for unfairly

in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) a big story tonight... three more people have been arrested in a hammer attack that injured three boys. the attack happened back in may in aptos. police say several masked men went into the home on atcka drive... and head injuries. in total, four teens from watsonville.. a 15-year-old and three 16- year-olds... were arrested in connection to the attack. police have not yet said a motive. (vicki) an innocent young man...shot to death while waiting for a bus in the middle of the day. now the victim's mom is pleading with the shooter to turn himself in...saying she's ready to forgive him.(ken) a large cash reward is also on the table. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. the trembling voice of a desperate mother, carol jones, describing her effort to keep her 27-year-old son patrick scott jr. alive. he was shot to death back on februrary

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with a fellow firefighter who just visited whiting in the hospital and gabe spoke with investigators to find out what is happening to the dogs. on saturday a house fire broke out at 16011 maubert avenue, which is in an unincorporated area of alameda county near san leandro. no people were hurt. 2 dogs died in the fire, one adult male pit bull, and 16 other dogs, mostly puppies were found in the fire and rescued. alameda county fire officials say 20 year veteran alameda county battalion fire chief john whiting suffered extensive facial injuries after being attacked and bitten by the adult male pitbull. sound from ryan nishimoto - works with john whiting for alameda county fire department " he is such a good guy" ryan nesh ee moto works with john whiting at the alameda county fire station off san migel avenue in castro valley he told me he is well liked and respected. sound from ryan nishimoto - works with john whiting for alameda county fire department " everyone feels comfortable when he makes a call we follow him" ryan visited john in the hospital he said hi

in sj gabe slate kron 4 news ( marty )coming up after the break... the hot weather isn't letting up just yet... the wildfire precautions officials took at the marin county fairgrounds. ( marty )plus... thousands rally across the country in support of keeping families together. we'll take you to a rally at dolores park in san francisco. ( marty )and... amazon says it's making it easier... and prescriptions.u to fill your battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ ...you could weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ( marty )for your money this morning ... amazon is expanding into the pharmacy business. it bought online pharmacy pillpack. this move could have an impact on drug stores. because pillpack has pharmacy licenses in all 50 states. the company delivers medications to customers in pre-sorted doses designed to make it

in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news.olocaust deniers will ánot be banned from facebook. in an interview... c-e-o mark zuckerberg said that even though he finds the content offensive... he won't ban it. he said the social network will only ban offensive content if it's used to organize an attack. his comments sparked criticism from the anti-defamation league. the group says facebook has a "moral and ethical obligation" to prevent users from using the platform to share holocaust denial. ( james ) ford is recalling half-a-million cars and s-u-v's because they're at risk of rolling unexpectedly. the recall affects 2013 to 2016 fusions ... and 2013 to 2014 escapes. ford says an attachment between the shifter cable and the transmission can fall out. if this happens, the driver could shift into park but the vehicle could be in another gear. t the company says it doesn't know of any crashes or injuries. ford is advising owners to use the parking brake. dealers will replace the part at no cost. ( darya ) a southern california gho

gabe gutierrez has been speaking with the migrant families along the border. news national security and justice report julia ansley has been following the cases. and now, to be clear, when the president was asked can about the kids that were under 5 to be united for their families, he said, maybe they should not cross. that is what i wanted to point out. so, julia, you have the numbers, who has not been able to be unite and why? >> well, katy, you pointed out 102 children that hhs interviewed themselves to find out that they were by themselves, but those numbers could draw. and four have been unite and 34 can be united today and the parents are in i.c.e. custody and passed the vetting and the background checks. and 24 are not eligible for the reunification -- >> what do you mean by that? >> well, some of them may know that one had a contagious disease until it passed and they got into the nitty-gritty and some do have criminal records that would show that they will not be reunite and one was child abuse and one convicted of murder in their home country, and ag

. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez has been talking to parents and joins us from el paso, texas.okay, gabe, i understand and i've heard the argument, some of these children were brought here by people who weren't their parents, now we need dna testing. in addition to some of the parents have already been deported. >> some of them have been released into the population. >> this is a hornet's test. what is the department of health and human services or dhs saying? they were very quick to snap, break these kids from their parents. now why is it so complicated? >> reporter: hi there, stephanie, good morning. basically the government is saying, well, it's complicated. so they can't get these kids reunited in time. and today, a federal judge is expected to hear from the department of justice again in california and get this updated timetable for exactly how many are going to be reunited today and how many will take a longer time. much of this process, immigration advocates say, has been done in secret, so there's no clear method on how they're going to be reunited for the most part. we

gabe, good morning. >> savannah, good morning.aking progress but didn't meet the deadline. the judge telling the government's lawyers that the dates he laid out are not aspirational goals. this morning a 3-year-old boy is back with his honduran father after spending nearly two months apart. the father, who didn't want his face shown, called their reunion in arizona an emotional moment. in michigan another little boy is all smiles back in his dad's arms. they are among the 102 immigrant children under five years old the government had been trying to reunite with their families by tuesday's court ordered deadline. but an estimated 64 children are still separated for reasons including parents with criminal records or incomplete verification. >> i have a solution. tell people not to come to our country illegally. >> in all, nearly 3,000 separated children of all ages are in government custody. health and human services secretary alex azar defending the care of the kids. >> it's one of the great acts of american generosity and charity

kron 4's gabe slate reports a popular back way to get on the bridge is now permanently closed to vehiclesing way for a bike and walking trail. crissy field avenue in the presidio, in san francisco, is now permanently closed to vehicle traffic. it's now a bicycle and walking path. crissy field avenue is little half mile stretch that picks up off mason street which runs along crissy field it's at the foot the bridge a lot of locals use it as a back way up to the golden gate bridge to get on 101 north toward marin. sot - driver upset. iit's a nice road i ran into quite a few upset drivers here who were caught off guard sot - driver upset it sucks crews with the presidio trust, the entity behind this project, were here adding more sinage for motorists that's good. because it was a mess a lot of confusion here drivers not knowing where to go? ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the giants and a's are back in action. they bay bridge series picks up in oakland. kim smith has the details next in sports. battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to

gabe, great to have you with me here. let's start with bill shine and what he's bring to the white house. how did this come about first of all, and what vision might he have for changing the communication shop in the white house? >> bill shine was brought to the white house by trump's closest outside adviser, sean hannity. he was for years, sean hannity's producer at fox news before he ascended into the management ranks. sean hannity brokered that introduction and helped develop that relationship. he brought bill shine to the white house several months back at a dinner with the president, and clearly they hit it off, and. president wooed him into joining the white house. bill shine does not -- as we were talking briefly, he does not have experience dealing with the press which is going to be part of his brief here at the white house. he was a programming executive. he was roger ailes' right hand man, and he is going to be responsible for broadcasting the white house's message and dealing with the national media. that is c

here's gabe gutierrez. >> this morning, a 3-year-old boy is back with his honduran father after spending nearly two months apart. the father called the reunion an emotional moment. in michigan another little boy is all smiles back in his dad's arms. they are of the children the government had bee trying to reunite by tuesday's court ordered deadline, but an estimated 64 children are still sepa for reasons includingth parents criminal records. >> i have a solution. people not to come to o country illegally. >> nearly 3,000 separated children are in government custody. health and human services secretary defending the care of the kids. >> it is one of the great acts of charity what we are doing for theunaccompanied kids or come across illegally. >> separated families are left playing a heart breaking wai game. in l.a., this wants to celebrate his son's 7th birthday. they are thousands of milest apn a shelter in new york. ede last time i tri to speak with him, he said, he was crying and asking don't you love me anymore. mario was able to briefly hold his 10-year-old daughter in an el paso a

with these weather conditions we have pulled more resources and we are standing by "in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news (justine) (justine) eight people died in fireworks- related emergencies last year. that's according to new numbers from consumer product safety commission. they want to remind people to have a safe july fourth holiday. there were also an estimated 12-thousand-900 fireworks - related injuries in 2017. 67-percent of those occurred during july ... even after the holiday. <"it's getting kind of bold and brazen.">(jrs) out of the darkness. neighbors in one community are nervous about a bobcat roaming around during the day. the reason police say this cat could be making an apperance. (justine) china opens a new bridge over looking a waterfall. the reason some visitors are saying the view is too much to handle. take a look at this... this bobcat is sparking safety concerns in a neighborhood in kansas. neighbors say it's unusual to see big cats roaming the area in the middle of the day. reporter, pat mcgonigle explains why bobcats are not sleeping at night. voice of gary puh

gabe, much appreciate it.hanks very much. >>> up ahead, nearly 3,000 migrant children are still being detained. how the administration that first separated them from their families is now trying to reunite them. you made a promise you agreed to never give up to be a decent neighbor to remember the good people who rise with every challenge to remember their strength when you feel tired to serve with grit and grace you made a promise we did too the all-new ram 1500 but if something happened to you... you need life insurance! and chances are selectquote can get it for you for under a dollar a day! selectquote found michael, 38, a $500,000 policy for under $23 a month. selectquote found anna, 37, a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. selectquote's secret? they comparison shop select group of great companies like these for your best rate. give your family the security they need... at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. call the

kron 4's gabe slate was there and says the volunteers running the stand were proud by how responsivenats - water drop car after car pulled up to the front of vacaville high school to drop off water bottles monday afternoon. sound from talen - vacaville high school student "it was more than i thought" talen a senior at vacaville high school, said the football coach here mike papadopoulos started the water donation station and recruited students like him to work the stand. mike papadopoulos -vacaville high school student "i think it's good" victoria -vacaville resident"we got alerts all weekend and so wanted to help out " victoria said because the stelle fire is so close to vacaville the devastation hits home to her community. victoria -vacaville resident "we all know someone there and what they are going through" the community here has a constant reminder of the nearby wildfires. victoria -vacaville resident"there is smoke everywhere, if youre car sits to long you get ash on it " in vacaville gabe slate kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs i