. >> i'm hannah brandt in washington. all have that story coming up. >> probably see some scattered clouds going on for the day today, but inland. we'll see. sunny skies. temperatures getting into the lower 80's about 78 or so by 1 o'clock. checking into your forecast, >> it's 13 and here are 4 things to know. today. a man accused of setting uc berkeley police car on fire is charged now with one count of maliciously, damaging property. 34 year-old casey goon in carried 6 molotov cocktails on the campus in june. and you can see the images showing that car being a lit on fire by those being put by the gas tank. the feels like didn't explode. but the car was totaled. the san francisco police. i started the department public health. they're recommending that you start wearing a mask again, especially if you're indoors without a lot with a lot of people on x. they posted that people should consider masking in crowded indoor spaces. it's never a bad idea to be a little too cautious. the contra costa county animal services are a

i'm hannah brandt. washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>kron all will continue with ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >>last week we told you contra costa animal services was in desperate need of adopters. well, people showed up and they clear the shelter, but now it's fall once again. for more on how you can help kron four's. justine waldman spoke with ben winkle black from contra costa animal services. >>so what happened? your shelter was full. we put out the call. people came started to adopt pets and now you're full again. >>you know that they just keep coming we function as a safety net for animals that. >>you know, that are lost or injured or, you know. looking for a new home there just happens to be a lot right now. they're outpacing our adoption. so is it big dogs? small dogs, older puppies like what's what's filling up the shelter at the moment? >>you name it. we >>jobs are overly represented right but that's kind of typical. we have small dogs. we haven't have cats and rabbits gui

our dc correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. vice president harris is working to build momentum behind her new bid for the white house. while team trump is switching gears to take on their new opponent, she has no clue. she's evil. it's been a busy week since president joe biden dropped out of the race and team trump is wasting no time going after their new opponent, vice president kamala harris. she is a card carrying member of the san francisco lunatic that right. >> at a rally in minnesota over the weekend, former president trump and his vp pick senator jd vance attack terrace specifically taking aim at her record on crime and immigration. kamala harris's, deadly destruction of america's borders is completely and totally disqualifying for her to be president. but the vice president is fighting back with her own arguments against a rival. donald trump has an extreme and divisive agenda for a second term in a pre-recorded virtual address, she told the voters of tomorrow conference that this election is high stakes and made the

i'm hannah brandt. coming up, the debate over how to prosecute retail theft in california.t continues our capital correspondent breaks down prop 47. >> and a lot of new laws taking effect in california today. a walk you through at least a few of after the break. lot of new state laws took effect today. among them, a new california law. it requires bars and nightclubs to offer. >> drug testing kits and and 11% tax will be added to the sale of both guns and ammunition and police will no longer be able to stop your car if you have an expired tag of less than one month and law enforcement agencies will now be required to adopt. i hate crimes policy which teaches officers how to recognize that kind of crime. new protections for renters take today took effect. most landlords will no longer be able to charge more than a months worth of rent for security deposit that new state law was proposed by assembly member matt haney. he says that big security deposits can be a burden to renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law does not apply to mom and pop landlords re

i'm hannah brandt. >> up next, why that little kitten had to be rescued.had to be rescued. not once, but twice in one day. dusting is the worst. there's gotta be a better way. so i gave swiffer a shot. love it! duster gets in all those hard-to-reach-places... trapping 3 times more dust! switching to swiffer. totally worth it. love it, or your money back. the north bay. the marin county fair returns. wednesday. it will run until sunday, july 7th. of course, you know, this isn't a standard fell known for a lot of things that are good but also big traffic jams. so this iran is offering free buses, late trains, even bicycle valet service. the smart train, which will take people right to the fairgrounds. provide late night service after the fireworks and the marin county bicycle coalition will offer free bike valet service until 11:00pm. >> all right. look at this little kitten that had to be rescued twice and the same day, actually, it's pretty sizable. this was in san ramon. somebody saw little cat on the side of the freeway friday morning. >> the woman picke

we have washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt standing by now in our nation's capital with morethe vote and what it means for families. good morning, hannah. >> james, good morning. this is the biggest step that congress has taken in decades to regulate social media's impact on younger users. and the vote was both bipartisan and overwhelming. with 91 yes votes. a pair of bills passed through the senate with the goal of making the online world safer for kids. senator marsha blackburn says the move sends a message to big tech kids. >> are not your product. kids are not your profit source. >> and we're going to protect them in the virtual space. the bills implement what's called the duty of care, forcing companies to try to protect younger users from harmful content like content involving bullying suicide eating disorders, exploitation and substance abuse. young people will take back control over their online lives. parents will have tools to safeguard those young people. senator richard blumenthal touted the measures is significant in reducing social media dangers pointing out. th

i'm hannah brandt. >> one family's pet dog took an unexpected trip after hawaiian airlines flew the pop english bulldog who wound up in san diego instead of seattle earlier this month, the company in charge of transporting animals on behalf of hawaiian airlines says it that immediately drove jello to his home after realizing the mistake here, genell's family saying he's safe and hawaiian airlines has issued them an $800 refund. hawaiian airlines says it is investigating. >> coming up, all teenagers in alameda county. well, they get to vote in the upcoming election plan to do so is taking a step forward. and visitors at yellowstone are scrambling for safety after a sudden explosion. we'll hear how they are describing wild sight. and the new podcast with governor gavin newsom and also oakland native marshawn lynch is available at now. what they're saying about the presidential race now that presidential race now that president biden has withdrawn. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecu

our dc correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> vice president harris is working to build momentumwhite house. while team trump is switching gears to take on their new opponent, she has no clue. she's evil. it's been a busy week since president joe biden dropped out of the race and team trump is wasting no time going after their new opponent, vice president kamala harris. she is a card carrying member of the san francisco lunatic that right at a rally in minnesota over the weekend. former president trump and his vp pick senator jd vance, attack terrorists specifically taking aim at her record on crime and immigration. kamala harris's, deadly destruction of america's borders is completely and totally disqualifying for her to be president. but the vice president is fighting back with her own arguments against a rival. donald trump has an extreme and divisive agenda for a second term in a pre-recorded virtual address, she told the voters of tomorrow conference that this election is high stakes and made the case that she would be a better leader on issues like abortion, climate and edu

our correspondent hannah brandt, standing by hannah. james darya. good morning. >> this is the biggest step that congress has taken in decades to regulate social media's impact on younger users and the vote was both bipartisan and overwhelming. with 91 yes votes. a pair of bills passed through the senate with the goal of making the online world safer for kids. senator marsha blackburn says the move sends a message to big tech kids. >> are not your product. kids are not your profit source. >> and we're going to protect them in the virtual space. the bills implement what's called the duty of care, forcing companies to try to protect younger users from harmful content like content involving bullying suicide eating disorders, exploitation and substance abuse. young people will take back control over their online lives. parents will have tools to safeguard those young people. senator richard blumenthal touted the measures is significant in reducing social media dangers pointing out. the legislation also gives parents and kids the option to erase private

let's take a look at the landscape today with correspondent hannah brandt. >> vice president harris isind her new bid for the white house. while team trump is switching gears to take on their new opponent, she has no clue. she's evil. it's been a busy week since president joe biden dropped out of the race and team trump is wasting no time going after their new opponent, vice president kamala harris. she is a card carrying member of the san francisco lunatic that right at a rally in minnesota over the weekend. former president trump and his vp pick senator jd vance, attack terrorists specifically taking aim at her record on crime and immigration. kamala harris's, deadly destruction of america's borders is completely and totally disqualifying for her to be president. but the vice president is fighting back with her own arguments against a rival. donald trump has an extreme and divisive agenda for a second term in a pre-recorded virtual address, she told the voters of tomorrow conference that this election is high stakes and made the case that she would be a better leader on issues like a

i'm hannah brandt.ance officials about the price of housing federal reserve chair jerome powell and treasury secretary janet yellen testified before members of congress. washington correspondent vinay simlot has the story. >>the federal reserve has made it more expensive to buy a home. and the chairman knows that there's no question that higher interest rates are making it harder to buy homes. the median monthly mortgage payment in the u.s. has increased from 1500 to $2200 a month between 2021 2023. according to bankrate, the average interest rate jumped from time. we have a real crisis with respect to affordable housing, the government accountability office says high interest rates and low inventory of homes are contributing. this has made housing less affordable. then was the case just a few years ago, the federal reserve increased its interest rates between march 2022. and august 2023. >>those indirectly affect home mortgage rates the fed tightened interest rates, hoping to get inflation under contro

i'm hannah brandt. president biden spoke for the first time since announcing he will not seek reelection in november. and for some analysis on this kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoke with kron four's political analysts. >>michael yaki. >>michael, he said a lot supreme court reform stands out in terms of news made what else stood out in your mind? >>i think what would what stood for me is the fact that this essentially, you're watching a movie organ issued a community, this is likely o line and the pride basically should giving his last your he did not say why he going and that running again say i it was better to pass the torch someone else who could mission of essentially defeat but not exact explaining we did a great talk about why he wanted common areas to be the nominee. but he really was there to talk about his record and why, as he said earlier, he thought marriage and the second term and to talk about the dangers to this police department, donald trump poses to our democracy. so it