hari: so last summer, she dropped out. after getting a makeup resale business up and running and better adjusting to remote life, fulisha had enough funds and confidence to return to school last fall. so what should schools be doing for students like you? >> i know a lot of people lost their jobs, so there was a worry about food or rent. just remind them of the services available. that there's support. there are psychological services on campus. there's counselors, academic counselors on campus. hari: at the college of southern nevada, the state's largest college, they're hoping to bring back students like fulisha. this fall, the school's enrollment declined 12% from the year before. the school sits in the heart of las vegas. that's a hub for hospitality and tourism. at its peak last april, unemployment in the city hit 33%. federico zaragoza, the college of southern nevada's president, says the economic shutdown had an immediate impact on his students. >> financial reasons was the primary reason given for students dropping

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amanda hari kron 4 news we know this is an ongoing investigation. but are we learning anything about the victim in this case. >> jonathan, all we know so far is that the victim is a man. but i spoke to the man i spoke to tells me that he believes the man did live in this complex. he says that he had seen him before. >> all right. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in san jose of thank you. >> all lanes of highway 17 are back open right now after being shut down for hours following a deadly crash that happened earlier this morning. it caused all the lanes in both directions of the highway through los gatos to shut down. authorities say around 8 o'clock this morning a tanker truck overturned and hit at least one other vehicle killing the driver of that vehicle. the northbound lanes are reopened after about an hour, but it took nearly 7 more hours to get things moving again on the southbound side, no word yet on the condition of the driver of the tanker truck. >> new tonight at 8 o'clock ron for staying in contact with san francisco police tonight as

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> okay. so let's stay in san jose. this happened of the weekend. protesters. they gathered at san jose city hall to many answers in the killing of demetrius stanley the group of a little more than 100 protesters marched from city hall to mayor sam liccardo his house and then they kind of confronted police. they were there because they were setting up a perimeter to set up to protect his home as well as his family. the group broke up following the demonstration. san jose police have not released any new details since they released video from a neighbor's home and this is why they were protesting in the video. this is moments leading up to the shooting. the video appears to show stanley with the gun in his hand. san jose's police chief says the officers were not wearing body cameras at the time because they were only planning to conduct surveillance in that area. the police chief also admits, however, that the undercover officers never identified themselves before. shooting stanley the officers. they have been placed on paid administrative leave whil

. >> thank you, hari.with you. >> sreenivas: for more national and international news visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: tens of millions of americans received checks as part of the covid-19 relief bill, oviding emergency financial d to individuals and families facing financial insecurity due to the pandemic. while there is ongoing debate over safety net policy; new analysis of u.s. census bureau“ household pulse” surveys offers a look at how the stimulus aid benefited americans. i spoke with h. luke shaefer who co-authored e study. he's a professor of public policy and director of poverty solutions at the university of michigan. professor schaefer, what were you able to look at in the context of the money that the government gave and what kind of impact it had on people? >> wl, after covid hit the federal government, the census bureau started a monthly survey where they'd just ask americans how they're doing with things like putting food on the table and paying their essential expenses. and so, we we

so i'm going to take his word for it that it's cold at ocean beach amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and forthose who are at the beach later in the day. i'm sure they start to feel that wind that john was talking about picking up later on the evening. but boy, that was some welcome relief job for some of the really hot temperatures we saw yesterday. yeah. may have interrupted or beachgoers, but everyone else is like please spring that cool ocean air back in because it was indeed a very hot memorial day yesterday on monday we saw many triple digits across the bay area, including in fairfield and livermore at 105. >> and 100 degrees for yesterday's daytime highs concord. you got up to 98 richmond up to 88 degrees now nearby in oakland reach 72 yesterday that sea breeze came right in through the golden gate bull's eye that oakland kept much cooler than areas like richmond, which just didn't happen to that's enough. san jose 85 all free months got 82 degrees yesterday suture towercam shows a little bit that fog sitting on the north side of san francisco where as you head south towards the bay br

amanda hari kron 4 news. well, more people in the east bay could soon see more expensive water bills east payment. they're holding a public hearing today. >> on a proposed 8% rate increase for tap water and waste water. now the before the next 2 years, there would be a 4% increase starting on july. 1st of this year and an additional 4% increase on july. first of 2022 the means going start today at one 15 east bay mud provides drinking water to one 0.4 million customers in alameda and contra costa counties. also happening tomorrow in the south bay, santa clara county valley, water district. they're going and center. declaring emergency status as well as try implement a 15% water reduction for all county residents craw force rob fladeboe explains what that could mean for you. >> the alley water, the public entity in charge of selling water to retailers across the greater south bay has announced it is seeking a 15% reduction in county. wide water use from 2019 levels that means most south bay residents will like

kron four's amanda hari the experience and how they're doing now. >> the couple tells me they're still very afraid. the suspect threatened to shoot that. and this was all over a parking spot. they didn't even want i'm grateful great moment and pray to. >> we vote. i >> outside alicia friends, illini and her wife claudia say they're scared and still in shock. they were parked in their land. large driveway near 15th and valencia streets temporarily. he had stopped behind them. but needed to back out so that they could leave. he backed into an open spot behind him when another car tried to hop into the same spot. he got out to explain the situation to the driver when this woman from across the street got involved >> of the neighbors she comes out and thanks. car. and i see to win friendly. he was still in her car watching this happen. >> fearing for landlords safety. she got out of the car. she is right. >> i think vicious she starts scream of cities. to me the woman start calling her names and bringing up her sexuality. >> that's when friends lee's wife claudia got out of the car to prot

amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda did the doctor indicate when we might see more cases of cold and flu. >> she says it's not going to be a flip of a switch. it will take some time. people be comfortable unmasking. >> and no longer social distance. but she does expect those cold and flu numbers to go up as we head into the winter months. amanda, thank you for that. to another big story we're following tonight. >> the drought, the newest a drought map was released today on kron four's. justine waldman is here with the details. not looking great. the map. you're looking has not been much change since last week. but as you can see here, the large part of the state is still on that extreme. >> or exceptional drought conditions. the darker, the red, the worst, the drought in the bay area can see most of the north and the east base exceptional drought category. that's the worst category that there is now state water officials say this year's drought as much drier and hotter than past droughts, meaning that the water i

amanda hari kron 4 news. so amanda do airport officials anticipate that the passenger numbers just just going to continue to increase or they think they'll start leveling off. >> right now. it's sort of leveling off. that's because there's only a certain number of flights available. most airlines are running reduced flights. but as those flights increase, they do anticipate seeing more people at that point. >> all right, amanda, thank you for that live report from sfo tonight as people flock to vacation spots. american airlines is apparently having trouble keeping up with the demand. >> the airline announced its canceled hundreds of flights because of staffing shortages and maintenance problems. according to flightaware, the business grounded, roughly 300 flights just this past weekend. american airlines cited an available flight crews for some of those disruptions in order to offset some of the problems. the carrier canceled about one percent of flights through mid july partially to ensure it has enough staf

amanda hari fox 40. >> we'll be right back. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we have to get another check of with rebecca strom who's in the weather center. >> tracking it for us. remember the weekend was a warm one over the next few days. it looks like it's still doesn't want to give us a break. but it looks like we're getting a little bit of relief. >> is that an accurate assumption rebecca. yeah. and really rein it depends on where you're going to be so the high pressure is not going anywhere, especially inland, but at the coast and around the bay temperatures are going to be a little bit more bearable if you'd like 60's and 70's outside. right now we're live camera network showing us a nice deep marine layer, especially at the coast and around the bay and right here in san francisco. this hour south of market camera, you kind of see the gray skies there in the background, though it is dark out there right now. temperatures mainly in the 50's and a couple of low 60's on the board for you. so waking up to a cooler conditions. but very similar. so what we've

amanda hari kron 4 news a wild scene there tonight amanda, thank you. meanwhile, today san francisco police have released new numbers on the number of hate crime cases here in the city. >> so far the department has confirmed 28 hate crimes up through this past friday crimes against asian americans leading the way with 11, which makes up more than a 3rd of all hate crimes here in san francisco crimes against african americans, jewish hispanic and and communities rounding out the top 5. >> their response to the increase in hate crimes. san francisco police have extended their hate crime tip line to now include 9 languages. we teach them listed on your screen right now. now, if you do have a non-emergency situation that you need some help with you can call the number that's at the top of your screen. 4, 1, 5, 5, 5, 8, 5, 5, 8, 8, callers can remain anonymous. we do have some breaking news now out of southern california. that's new tonight for us at 8 o'clock. police have now arrested 2 people for the road rage death of 6 year-old atm. done laos and those 2

amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, how is the dog doing? does leo of any idea what he just went through. >> he definitely seemed excited to be back with them. so i think he does have some idea that he was separated. >> and that, you know, something negative happened. but he also little bit chubby, i'm told. so they believe that he pretty well. okay. amanda. am. yeah, ok, ok, we just want to make sure we'll see you back live later. take it easy. much more ahead here tonight kron. 4 news, 8 o'clock. a mother had to throw her newborn daughter and a toddler. >> out of an apartment window. then she jumped out after them. why she said she had to make this drastic move. >> if you haven't wondered how to get your online order delivered on the same day. some good news is on the way. >> plus, governor newsom has proposed use part of the state budget for improving internet access for underserved communities. we'll see how this will benefit families across the state right after the break. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day

live in walnut creek amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda did give you any insight on where people are going to be going for the 4th. >> justine make sp ctacle be going to places like beaches theme parks but also to bigger cities that were mostly closed down during the pandemic and are now reopening. >> amanda, thank you so much. >> crowds may be flocking to the happiest place on earth after the pandemic. but disneyland says it is a desperate need of workers. they say that fewer than half of all disneyland workers have actually come back to work right now. some 15,000 folks are working at anaheim parks. the park says it expects to hire another 1000 workers. the summer with hopes of returning back to prepandemic levels. but the fall. now to our 4 zone forecast. this sunday night. a live look at downtown san francisco at the transamerica pyramid. and as you can see, that fog. fully starting to creep in tonight. >> here comes our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at the forecast for the week ahead and there is some

amanda hari kron 4 what are her doctors saying about her prognosis and long term.t is what are they saying about that. >> jonathan. they're really just taking things day by day. right now but she is going back to the doctor on tuesday have a follow-up visit and they may find out more. then. >> folks definitely sending their well wishes to her heart live in san francisco. thank you. a pride parade in florida turns deadly when the driver of a truck plows into a crowd. investigators say the driver was a member of acquired taking part in the parade when officials told him to move up so they could position him to go next in the parade. that's when he accidentally hit members of his own group running over to members killing one of them. >> want to try help the one guy that was bleeding from the head. forced good like a he was conscious but he is in rough shape. >> police arrested the driver initially but say that the in the early investigation does show that it was an accident. now to a disturbing story from southern california tonight where more than 30 pelicans have be

continuing our team coverage of the hot weather tonight we turn to kron four's amanda hari. she's live for us at ocean beach in san francisco and amanda's of fog started to roll in and drive the sunday there's a way yet. >> you know, it's actually still pretty clear here. and while a lot of the area is under that heat advisory. the north bay in the east bay. it's very comfortable year even so that i need this sweater because on a little bit chilly in some of the people i spoke to said that's why they decided to come out here to the coast because they expected it to be a little bit more comfortable where i'm standing. can't see all the people that we take a look at this video. you can see just how many people were out here this afternoon. i saw hundreds of people enjoying the warm weather in the sand. some even opting to get in the water. i spoke to some people that were in the water that said it was pretty cold. but you do get used to it. for many people. this is their first holiday out since covid-19 became an issue. i spoke to one man who was out here with his 3 children.

why that oracle park amanda hari kron 4 news.also know that today is on unfortunately the 5th anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. >> tragedy that also impacted the lgbtq plus community. how is students celebration impacting that are how ate they paying tribute to those victims. >> i spoke to organizers about that and they say that they're using it as a reminder that they get to celebrate pie this year. and that's a special thing because there's still people out there that don't want to see people celebrating pride. >> all right. kron four's amanda hari live tonight at oracle park. amanda, thank you. vice president kamala harris put her pride for the lgbtq plus community on display today in washington, d c the vice president surprising marchers by joining the capital pride walk in raleigh today, even wearing a pink blazer and a love is love shirt walking the procession for about a block in her brief remarks. she called for the passage of the equality act and said that the biden administration understands the importance of

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> rip up a little more than 100 protesters. they went from city hall. they marched all the way to mayor sam liccardo house and they can find to the police officers there who set up a perimeter to protect the mayor's home and his family. the group broke up the and we're not hearing any reports of any injuries or any arrests from this san jose police have not released any new yetails since they released video from a neighbor's home. this is why they were protesting in the video. it shows the moments leading up to the shooting. the video appears to show stanley with a gun in his hand. san jose police chief says the officers were not wearing body cameras cameras at the time because they were only planning to conduct surveillance. the police chief did admit the undercover officers never identified themselves to stanley before the shooting. the officers are on administrative leave while they do this investigation. >> time now is 6. '09. the family of sean monterrosa called for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall monterrosa

amanda hari is live there tonight with a look at how things went and then. >> jonathan, we had a big inside just a little while ago. the event just wrapped up by been watching as people have been leaving. i talked to some of the people in most of them. are grateful even though things look a little bit different that they could still celebrate pride. >> so many of us believe that or the park. it was truly an amazing thing hear yet to the it's even thing to get here for the on bikes. it really start to make us feel like temps coming back san francisco pride organizers caroline, why singer and fred lopez say they're so grateful to see all of these people lined up to celebrate pride. >> we started planning this a few months ago when things were much different and we weren't sure if this was even going to happen. but they say they work with the city to make sure they could do something safely. san francisco pride frame line the nation's longest running lgbtq plus film festival. >> and the giants partnered to make this weekend a reality, feeling connected and seen one another is so importa

hari, i'll start with you if i may.down of what aura does and why it's different from some of the other digital tech cybersecurity firms out there. >> thank you for having me, i really appreciate it so aura really is focused on a one-stop shop solution for consumers. its identity, security, privacy all integrated into one. we just launched our new product last week. we're super excited and we just closed a round of funding. so it's been a pretty exciting and fun week as we get this product out to consumers. >> jeffrey, it's not exactly the classic type of company that we have learned to know you for what exactly attracted you to this company and your involvement in it? >> thanks, wilfred good to see you. i guess you always start with a problem or a need that i think consumers and any of us have in this case hari and my partner, c.j., looked at this device and said, hey, we have moved our logs onto this and at the same time we have not had the kind of safety and protection that we need. we know we've traded away our priv

the social media platform remove the pose from presidents mohammed hari saying it violated the science rules against abusive behavior. in the tweet, hurry threatened to punish members of a succession of movement in the country, se nigeria is information ministry accused twitter of double standards in ignoring violence messages from a separatist leader leaving side, the country's information minister lie mohammad question, twitters actions labeling them as very suspect to have his old roof, he thought the investor, he was a president and wearing toward fierce very badge and consigned, obviously, tuition. he is free to express such news. let's bring in our course fund and fed move any who is scans and by in lego. hello to you, fred. can you tell us a bit more about what exactly led to this twitter ban? well, there are a couple of may be 3 points i can put forward here. plus the last. yeah, when there was in south port is when we are protesting against police more power to top kind of nigerians. i'm pre fired, their voice is something that nigeria and the government was not happy about. t

the social media platform remove the pose from president mohammedan hari saying it violated the science rules against abusive behavior. in between, hurry threatened to punish members of the session this movement in the country, se nigeria is information ministry accused twitter of double standards and ignoring violent messages from a separatist leader have been certified all the countries information minister ally mohammed question twitter is actions, labeling them as various suspect, twitter, we have these old roof for the universe. he was a president. anywhere in the world feels very bad and concerned situation. he is free to express such views. let's bring in our correspondence, fred, move any who is canden by in lego. hello to you, fred. so can you tell us a bit more about what exactly led to this twitter ban? well, there couple may be 3 points i can put forward here. first of all, yeah. when there was a south port it when again, we are protesting against police power to talk kind of called nigeria and i'd be fired. their voice is something that nigeria government was not happy abou

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news and east bay. mayor says he's had enough. and now there's a major effort under way this weekend put the brakes on site shows for good. plus, a fatal hit and run in the north bay. police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a bicyclist. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up. >> i'm charles clifford in the sierra near lake tahoe where the u.s. forest service says they're seeing extremely dry conditions out in the forest and there is high fire danger. we'll have details coming up we'll have details coming up on kron 4 news. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person. i heard that. people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. i could get used to

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> in the east bay livermore police are looking for the driver of this truck that you see on your screen and nearly hit an officer during a traffic stop. police say friday morning the officer was making a traffic stop along isabel avenue when the driver backed up their truck into the officer's motorcycle hitting it and then driving away the officer managed to get out of the way in time and is expected to be okay. the officer's motorcycle, though, does have significant damage. livermore police are now looking for this brown toyota tundra crew cab truck. anyone with details is urged to contact livermore police. developing news now out of san francisco international airport where police say a body was found on the roadway leading up to the departures terminal. this is a live look right now at sfo. that body was found saturday afternoon around one 30. so far no word on the victim's identity or how they died. but we're going continue to bring you updates as they're released. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news nascar is back at the sonoma raceway with

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> lot of fun out a lot of fun here today as well. it is this guy's final day here at kron 4. we're celebrating mardi all morning long before he retires. so be sure to keep watching. i hadn't seen that on good we've got we've got a few different little surprises like definitely stick with. those not issues like we get those and maya angelou. that was a wonderful interview. >> isabel and betts is a branford marsalis on the on the news ihsan. we're taking a walk down memory lane so much. yeah. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by

amanda hari kron 4 news plus issues back home tonight. amanda, thank you. >> on the peninsula. we go where coma fire crews are looking into what caused at least 2 cars go up in flames this morning. this was the scene at the coma. bart station. you can see at least one car and a van both burned to a crisp. so far there's no word on any injuries. stay with kron. 4 news for updates as they become available this week. the contra costa county board of supervisors will decide to lift or extend the county's eviction moratorium. the decision comes as california's covid-19 moratorium on evictions is set to expire on june 30th this coming tuesday. the board will consider continuing the current ban on evictions or they could look at a plan that would include bans on rent increases but would extend a temporary ban on certain evictions of small businesses commercial tenants through at least the end of september. take a break from the headlines tonight to talk a little weather this sunday night on this very first day of summer after a hot week last week. things are going to cool down a littl

live in san francisco, amanda hari kron 4 news i'm and i'm just a quick question. it's not that easy for businesses to make sure everybody is vaccinated. just cal osha have any. >> advice on how they should do that. >> unfortunately they don't. they're leaving all of that up to each individual employers decide how they're going to verify whether or not all of their employees are vaccinated. >> thank you for we do of course, we'll keep you to date on all this. but we any changes posted from cal osha on their covid guidelines will be posted on our website and the best way for you to stay in the loop. is this cold right here, user's smartphone open up the cameras scan that qr code that will take you to the coronavirus section on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up on kron 4 news governor newsome looked and sounded a little like a game show host today. >> and a local teenager on vacation in hawaii dies after being stabbed. what investigators say led to the violence and who is now under arrest. >> east bay ne >> a bear was spotted in an oakland neighborhood. and d

see some fireworks crawford's amanda hari live tonight in walnut creek with look at just how much folks expect to shell out when they hit the pumps. >> yeah, they expect travel levels to be back to prepandemic levels just like you said, they actually expect this to be the second busiest independence day when it comes to road travel ever. but they say they don't expect that to be reflected right here at the gas pumps. >> the un that is aaa of northern california spokesperson out vasquez says you should expect to see the roadways busy this coming week. doesn't expect that to be reflected at the gas pump. that supply has also been catching up. >> especially over these last 4 weeks. he says crude oil prices are steady right now. and if you're traveling out of state you'll still be in luck. but when you look at the national average of the last 4 weeks has only gone up by about 3 or $0.4. so we're not seeing these big. >> you know, price jumps we have to pivot to speak during the. >> the summer demand. if you'll be making a trip he advises having an emergency kit in your car with things like

and the goal was to support gun reform legislation, kron four's amanda hari explains the call for change. >> dozens of people elected officials, community members and friends and family of the vta shooting victims. all came together remember those 9 lives lost. i will promise you all. >> that. i am dedicating my life. continue his legacy on and that won't carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother, but he killed all of those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear. and everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word. my brother. to prolong his legacy. >> whole love. and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find t

take up to 18 weeks as because of slower mail times and more people traveling now kron four's amanda hari is live for us at sfo after talking with the family has been struggling to get passports ahead of. >> their trip next month amanda. how are they getting through all this. and it looks like it's pretty quiet there. sfo. >> it is quiet right now and they did get some good news today that they will be getting those passports. they apply from them all the way back in early april and had absolutely no status updates until today. >> but that just totally i mean, down getting those appointments is just really, really slammed kelly and mathew que sick have been planning for more than a year to take their family to croatia. they're 2 teenagers have never traveled abroad and needed passports when they went to the post office to submit applications back in early april. >> they were told they didn't need to be expedited after more than 2 months and no status update. they've turned to in-person appointments for a non emergency urgent passport. they learned about that option to a facebook group wit

amanda hari kron 4 thank you. one of those mass shootings happened just over 2 weeks ago in san jose. of course, 9 people killed at that vta railyard by the employees. samuel cassidy. and today the vta released new information on cassidy's disciplinary history with that agency. >> grant lotus. here to break it all down for us. grant not just one incident but nothing that rose to the level. >> that made managers take serious action. and that's one of the things certainly that people will be considering in the aftermath of that horror cassidy sam here shot and killed 9 of his vta coworkers last month before killing himself. this is may 26 this new report reveals the cassidy did not receive any formal discipline for threatening behavior during his 20 year career at vta. but there were 4 separate incidents involving cassidy that where elevated up to management on july 16th 2019 cassidy was sent home without pay for 2 days as a result of refusing to sign out to a radio that was necessary to perform his job. that is com

kron four's amanda hari spoke with the president of the naacp in san francisco about the new federal holiday. >> i spoke to the president of the n double a feat. he says he's cautiously of the shooting he says step in the right direction. the black community needs more a federal holiday. >> that's just symbolism. >> what african americans in america need. >> says most see brown holds many titles, including president of the bay area chapter of the naacp and pastor of 3rd baptist church. the oldest predominantly african-american baptist church in the western united states. he's been fighting for civil rights. most of his life. and that fight continues. we need to look at. >> ways. in areas of health. uk shun economic empowerment. black folks having their watering hole in the bay area. he says the black community is still fighting to be seen in the bay area. >> he says they need a place to call their own in san francisco doctor brown compared to how the chinese community has chinatown. he does believe this federal holiday is a milestone for the black community with. >> the celebration.

in san francisco, amanda hari kron 4 news. and we will, of course keep you up to date on any changes from cal osha on covid guidelines best way. >> for you to stay in the know this code right here just grab your phone open the camera and scan the qr code. it will take you to our website. kron 4 dot com, where you can find more details on covid vaccination sites. if you still need the shot along with details on all the state's reopening plants. >> i >> yeah. another big story we have for you tonight. governor newsome do the first set of winners in the state's vaccine lottery. it is all part of california's incentive to get people vaccinated. 15 winners were drawn know each one winning $50,000. all of today's winners were from coastal parts of the state. mindful still the work we have to do particular black and latino communities mindful the work we have to do geographically, which is highlighted here today. the next vaccine lottery draws or next friday for the same prize as today and june 15th for the 10 people who are winning

. >> kron four's amanda hari line tonight after talking with restaurant owner about exactly what happened. >> jonathan justine, the owner says he's grateful that no one was there when this happened. it happened very late at night. but he says he's glad the parklet is gone. he says he's always thought they were dangerous and he doesn't plan to rebuild it. >> it's just not safe. general, i've never been. a big proponent of owner of aquitaine wine bar and bistro and roof. edelman says when he goes out each other restaurants. >> he won't sit in a parklet because he's worried about safety. his worries became a reality early friday morning when a car crashed into his restaurants. never. the brakes. the wall here. >> never basically the end of the fillman says the suspect just walked off, but he has the license plate number of the car and is hopeful police can find the person. it was quite horrible to see that and think about what might happened. if it was during the full of people. john bait lives on the same block as the restaurant and is an organizer with streets for people they can't pain fo

amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, thank you.re at kron, 4 want to celebrate pride with a special coverage to lift up the voices. >> of the lgbtq plus community make sure you stick around for us tonight ab 11 o'clock right after kron 4 news at 10 o'clock for our special called all in this together. it is hosted by kron four's, very own john shrable in taylor, the sack. >> we have a lot more ahead here tonight kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. if you're looking for an alternative way to spend your summer vacation and rv owners going to tell us how she uses her rv has a home as a way to travel. but more importantly a way to make money. plus, there's a man in the hospital tonight because he jumped out of an airplane in los angeles. we'll explain what happened because he also try to get into the cockpit of the plane. you want to miss that story. also, first responders are going to join us to talk alive about the search process going on right now in that collapsed building near miami. we're going to get some questions answered about what the

they did have hope for a while — goals from haris seferovic and liverpool's xherdan shaqiri put themkey responded with their first goal of the tournament, and it was one worth waiting forfrom irfan can kahveci. shaqiri scored another as it finished 3—1 to the swiss, leaving them with a good chance of qualifying as one of the best third—placed teams. so this is the final standings in group a. despite that defeat, whales do qualify for the last 16 in second place. italy outstanding three wins out of three, switzerland well positioned, turkey finished bottom with no points. england and scotland — who we'll talk about in a moment — return to action on tuesday. olly foster is at wembley for us tonight and has been following the england team — they'll want to put in a performance against the czech republic on tuesday, olly, after that flat display against scotland 7 flat, uninspired, sluggish, not particularly creative. garrett southgate was explaining why that might of been the case. you did a round of interviews at their temporary training base at hotspur way, where tottenham hotspur tra

amanda hari kron 4 news item. and do we know anything about the driver who crashed into the parklet. >> the owner tells me that that driver took off got out of his car right after the accident happened. they do have the license plate number of that causes the car was left behind and they're trying to locate the person who driving it. hari live for us tonight in san francisco. thank you. >> still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9, a bay area bicyclist left for dead after a hit and run crash. what's being done right now to find the driver. >> and then a trailblazing san francisco pastor has made francisco pastor has made emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an eme

amanda hari kron 4 news amid the thank you so much. kron 4 is celebrating pride month with a special coverage. >> that will lift up the voices of the lgbtq plus community make sure you stick around for us tonight at 11 o'clock for our special. >> called all in this together is hosted by kron four's. very own john shrable until the sec. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside from our mount tam cam given us a good look here at the marine layer that is settled, then over parts of the bay area cooling us off for the evening. but warm weather is on the way. yeah, there's definitely a good day outside. if you are. >> our pride celebrating or even over it. oracle park taking in some of the game tonight, kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who tonight. but look at what's on tap for sunday. yeah, we're going to track slightly cooler temperatures for inland valleys. so some relief. >> finally making its way into your area and we're tracking that june gloom out there in full force, even city hall celebrating pride month a

but kron four's amanda hari talk to an expert who doesn't think that's going to be the case. >> i wouldow it feels really nerve-racking that we're at this point because it's really hard time. but vaccines have gotten us here and it's going to go out infectious disease expert monica gandhi is optimistic about the june 15th be opening. >> she says while the precautions have been helpful. the vaccine is ultimately making the biggest difference read about a 60% first dose that literally is getting to that 70% magic first shows that president biden has been talking about which actually think is a very true metric of when cases stay extremely love. she says there might be a slight increase in cases, but it shouldn't cause too much concern but sometimes there's increased in cases but not any severe illness and what i mean by that is not increased hospitalizations. i asked doctor gandhi if she thinks there's another chance of a shutdown. i don't. and the reason i don't is any time we've had a search before rate. we had to close things out that was because we didn't have the vaccine and that dif

kron four's amanda hari caught up with folks at ocean beach. >> while much of the bay's under that heatory here at the coast. it's been pretty comfortable. even getting a little cool. i had to put my sweater on and i spoke to some people that said that's why they chose to come spend the day here. the weather is beautiful services go. >> i i wish for more days like this. hundreds of people spent grateful that covid numbers have stayed low and she's able to bring her 2 sons to the beach this year. they love it. they're having a blast being out in our own little area. and she's not the only one. nathan ver a brought his 3 kids to the beach for the first time since the pandemic began. >> it's been a long time, can finally like 3, you know, get to do things that stu. normally. it's unreal. actually, i spoke to dozens of people. >> and all agree that they're happy to see some return to normalcy. >> good. if you love people here to stay safe. >> fund money. wilson spent the day playing with friends. he told me he's happy to be able to do that. again by in jumping of >> and that's been going de

in san francisco, amanda hari kron 4 news. >> we will keep you up to date on any new changes from cal osha on their covid guidelines best way for you to stay in the loop is this qr code you see right here. take out your phone open up the camera and scan that code. it will take you to the coronavirus section on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> after was missing for 40 years. one of san francisco's first ever pride flags representing the lgbtq community was on display again, today the mayor along with senator scott wiener. another officials joined in on this ceremony across force. also money in here with some history behind symbol that everyone around the world. >> those about l a. >> certainly they've come to know. and after all these years, catherine, can it was one of the first rainbow flags hand sewn in 1978 and now it's been returned to one of the largest communities in the world and its original home. >> once lost. this artifact was recently found and turned over to san francisco's glbt historical society museum. it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert b

amanda hari kron 4 news. and as the couple fearful of retaliation. they are afraid both of them now have mace with them. they're staying home as much as they can. one was even wearing her work uniform during the attack and she says she's afraid they may target her at work. >> kron four's. harvey live for us tonight in san francisco. thank you. another ng tonight is that police in southern california have arrested 2 people for the road rage death of 6 year-old aiden laos and those 2 people are expected to be charged with murder. you may remember the story. little ayden in the backseat of the car as his mom was taking him to kindergarten back on the 21st police arresting a couple in costa mesa in connection with the case. they have been identified. >> as 24 year-old marcus anthony harris and 23 year-old. when lee a reward leading to an arrest had grown to half a million dollars. police say they do. they do plan to release more information during a news conference on monday. we will bring you updates throughout the day on air and online at kron 4 dot co

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> thank and even though there is no public parade this year. still going to do our part to lift up the voices of the lgbtq community. we have a pride special tonight. it's called all in this together. it's hosted by our very own john shrable and taylor its on and about 30 minutes from now. it starts at 11 o'clock. they put a lot of hard work into it. there's a lot of great stories for you to learn from. so make sure you tune in tonight at 11. >> tonight in the south bay, the first major sporting event in santa clara county at full capacity. you may know it as the california clasico the san jose earthquakes played against the la galaxy and kron four's. gayle ong has the story now from pay pal park. >> it was a sold-out game and fans are just happy to be back. >> the quakes are playing against the la galaxy and it's the first major sporting event in santa clara county without any covid restrictions. it is good that we're back here at place to has been a long time coming. and my whole family's here. even vaccinated still, i have to wear a mask in

kron four's amanda hari spent the day talking with neighbors living near snell and capitol expressway. she's live tonight with what they're saying. amanda. >> jonathan neighbors tell me they're still a little bit shaken up. this happened. so recently the man i spoke to says up until this. his experience at the apartment complex has been positive. there's even a gate outside here which added security. he says some of that security has been taken away after this situation. >> heavy, especially having kids william virgin tells me he was coming home from dinner friday evening when he saw multiple police vehicles pulling into the woods apartment complex. your snow avenue and east capitol expressway. and i saw when he saw. >> you know, a man's body laying on the ground. police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot. >> but they arrived. they found one man with at least one gunshot wound. he died on the scene live like. >> no, but couple 100 people were happened so like this. my daughter place, right. there many other play. virgin says when he chose to move

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. >> congressman eric swalwell spending part of this saturday morning. hiking and talking about infrastructure with his constituents in the east bay. it's actually the first time to get a chance to meet face to face with the folks that he represents since the pandemic kron four's camila barco was there. >> i'm done with ever want to open a zoom link again. congressman eric swalwell is hugging his constituents in the 15th district after a year of online meetings. saturday morning swalwell joined a group of residents as they hiked a portion of the iron horse regional trail and the dublin pleasanton area stay just reinforce why it's important. >> look people in the eye here about the issues they have that they may not even be comfortable sharing on zoom the group met the congressman at the dublin pleasanton bart station. >> where he discussed the future of transportation between the bay area's tri valley and san joaquin county. we're going to extend this train 50 miles w

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> 5.52 the time. we'll be right back. john tyson's motto was, " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. >> 5.55 hot for the players but a great day enjoy the water near the that's what that guy did. san francisco giants. look at the sweep against the diamondbacks second, any kirkus alley with 2 run homer there to give the giants the lead dancin in the statins first home run of the season for them and then in 5th inning casale again. so that's a second and it that time it was a triple rbi. he would end the game with 4 rbi averages in that game. the giants win >> to 3. they were working was the phillies tonight. first at 6.45 so that we have james for that one yeah, no kidding. all right. time now is 5.55 will take a quick break, but coming up in the next hour here. the kron 00:00am morning news. >> today. hopefully will be the last day of our stream heat. >

but the swiss werent done as first haris seferovic with his first and then a late equaliser from marios. and they'll face spain in the last eight after one of the most extraordinary games of the tournament against croatia. spain had given away an early lead through a calamitous own goal, their goalkeeper, unai simon, completely missing that back pass. but the 2012 winners recovered and went 3—1 up, with chelsea's cesar azpilicueta among the scorers, only to give up their two goal advantage in the last ten minutes. a last minute croatia equaliser sent this match to extra time at 3—3. but in the extra period back came spain again, they scored two more goals to go through 5—3. well, this time tomorrow, england will know their euro 2020 fate. the squad have arrived at their london hotel ahead of tomorrow's last 16 match against germany — who could be without ilkay gundogan, antonio rudiger and robin gosens for the match at wembley. the england manager says his side are ready to seize their moment. every time you pull an england shirt on, you have the opportunity to score a goal that will b

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> health officials in each bay area county are pushing to get the kids back into the classrooms by this fall. they say the covid situation has improved to the point that they can resume in person learning safely for everybody. doctors also say distance-learning can have a negative effect. >> on kids in more ways than one. they say that staying home can lead to anxiety depression self-harm and even drug abuse. >> the lack of in-person learning has disrupted education weekend. the social supports provided by school communities negatively impacted mental health and prevented participation in the rituals and shared milestones that tie our communities together. >> social development. you know, school such a huge part of it. doctor stress children, 12 and older should get vaccinated before the start of the new school year outdoor dining in to go cocktails will continue through the summer. governor newsom announced the parklets and to go cocktail options beyond june. 15th newsom says park. let's have help restaurants survive the pandemic. mayor london breed says she