tonight -- michael cera, star of "twisters," actress daisy edgar-jones, music from james bay. the 8g band with jose medeles. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. while speaking last night at the republican national convention, nikki haley said, quote, "there are some americans who don't agree with donald trump 100% of the time." for example, all the speakers of the rnc just a few months ago. [ laughter ] that's right. nikki haley spoke at the rnc last night and said that former president trump has her, quote, "strong endorsement, period." and then mike johnson tried to have her arrested for saying period. [ laughter ] former house speaker kevin mccarthy and florida congressman matt gaetz appeared to get into a verbal argument last night on the floor of the republican national convention. also on the floor of the republican national convention, rudy giuliani! [ laughter ] >> seth: did the punchline

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that's james bay is reporting from london. let's bring in now malayna vista language, who's at accounting center ends on that. in north london, 3 constituencies are being counted when malayna is viewed as one of london's biggest battle ground. selena tells us through what's happening behind you is counting begins. indeed, where we are, they will add force museum has the plain right here behind me. so those here is it's from 9 to new, c 8 and a short while ago. lots of other things has thought to have $200.00 and so as you start off with walk through the night to do the counting from the 3 constituencies which all currently conservative, however, is the polls are to be trusted, are likely to swing a by now one of them has had a tori and the for the past 19 years. theresa videos and she is likely to lose that . seed is paul's that to be trusted as she has of i see the majority of just over a 1000 people. now, another one of these constituents is used to be a small group factors. constituency. that too is likely to swing to neva

but 1st let's go to james bay's, who was outside the prime minister's residence. james were already starting to see these exit poll numbers coming through, took us through what went well it well reading of the yeah, the exit poll has been published and the exit poll is showing a label land slide. this is just a projection of costs. this is not the actual folks, but these exit polls have been accurate in recent elections. the ex holy showing the label, we get $410.00 seats compared to the conservatives. the estimates is a 131, that's the lowest number of content. so the tip seats, they've, i've had, since the policy was founded, the live dams a massive boost last time in 2019, uh, 5 years ago they go to 116, now they have 61. and then you go reform. that's nigel for raj. it's the policy, the, grew out of you, kit and the brakes. it policy very much on the right side of politics and a policy that was very much in favor of breaks it. they have no empties the tools but so that even though this is a land slide for the left for labor, they've got, according to this exit

at [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests, michael cera, daisy edgar-jones, james bayi want to thank jose medeles and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's going to be another sleepless night for a lot of people. this is new video of the park fire that's raging out of control near chico. you can see those flames there. it is burning hot and fast. simply put, this fire is a monster. it's already taken down many homes and it continues to threaten hundreds more. tonight we're told nearly 125,000 acres have burned, which is a huge jump from just this afternoon. the fire here forcing many to get out quickly. this rv, you see it there dodging a wall of flames. there hundreds of homes are in the evacuation zone and tonight there are new warnings and orders. that includes the town of paradise. we remember that town which was devastated back in 2018. paradise is now under an evacuation warning, a nightmare scenario for that town which is southeast of the fire. and we have a lot to get to tonight, including the man who's now u

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests, michael cera, daisy edgar-jones, james bay! i want to thank jose medeles and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ your nomination to be vice president of the united states of america. right now, at 11, a lot happening at this late hour. he took the stage and a big step into the national spotlight. america officially meets jd vance, the republican's nominee for vice president. together, we will put the citizens of america first, whatever the color of their skin. we will, in short, make america great again. the 39 year old senator from ohio with strong ties to the bay area, honored his wife and his mother, but also spoke about his broken family and low income background. a story of going from nowhere to potentially a heartbeat away from the presidency. nbc's terry mcsweeney begins our coverage. i officially accept your nomination to be vice president, jd vance telling his story of a boy raised in poverty in ohio and kentucky by a very tough, gun toting grandma, and the story of

oh correspondence james bay is joins me now live from downing street in london. james took us through how the night will unfold. of the well, what we're going to have in 2 hours time just on to 2 hours. and that time is the, uh, polls closing. that's still voting for just on the 2 hours across the u. k. across all parts of the u. k. and during this period, well, no voting, we're not allowed to talk very we, we had roles in the u. k, you know, that talk about politics or policies or who might be handle who, who, who's, who's not ahead. that'll change is when the polls close and quite an important development, then we get the exit poll. now the exit publish something is commissioned by the 3 main. you end of the u. k. domestic, broad. costas. and it's commission from the research company itself. what they do is they go to a 130 opposing sections across the u. k that they've chosen is representative of the u. k. in those products stations, once people come out to cost that vote cost to put that x on the pallet paper, the research is approach them and have a right cli

$650.00 sink parliament, and also full cost over $430.00 states for case thomas labor potty with james bays is joining us live from london so soon consisting the an extra isn't a full going conclusion, james? but yes, another prominent pulling company giving may but a something josh a we've actually had 3 poles in the last hour or so. yes, we're focusing, i think on that you golf poll, very reputable opposing organization. and of course, remember, this is on top of a campaign that's been going on for 6 weeks. and nearly all the polls have been saying the same thing, which is a very, very big lead expected for labor. as you say, $431.00 is the figure of labor and peas that you gov all predicting will be elected on just a $102.00, tory and pays a majority of $212.00. compare that to the election of tony blair, that was $179.00. so a much bigger majority here he had and you have to go back in the history books. if this was correct, to find a majority that was bigger, let's go back all the way to 1832. so this would be a historic landside, just staying with you. got polo, it's worth giving a li

andrew simmons, how just they're a london less joined james bay as he's outside 10 downing street, the official residents of the bushes, prime minister. so the cabinets, including the deputies on defense ministers have been announced. james, what is the new government looked like on the yeah, the work has started here straight away. it may be raining outside dining street courses, summer here in london, and that's how it is. but inside the work is, while i'm the way with the new prime minister, a new site, he's got his new cabinets, now taking up the jobs. rachel reeves become so charles reached jessica. that's what they called the finance minister. here she is the 1st female child, sir. the stuck in the you case is the street. uh the other key. what i think for us is david lam, a, he is the new phone secretary, the for a minister of the united kingdom and he will be representing the u. k. on the international stage, in fact, for the 1st time in just a couple of days because of all of the t ministers, the defense minister, the foreign minister and the prime minister kissed um i will be

it's been just 6 weeks since and i called the snap election joins now by our correspondent james bay who is live from downing street in london. james, how to expect the night will unfold? well um the posing is still going on, people are still voting. they've got now says he know i move many is across the u. k. if they want to get that last minute votes in the ballot box and there are rules in the u. k that we don't really loud still come to little about politics or policies or how it may be going on. what's going on in the vote. that old change is in for us, you know, in minutes because then everyone will have finished voting and they published the exit poll. this is very significant. indeed. when this poll is published, because it's commissioned by 3 of the domestic build cost is in the u. k. and it is a very, very detailed a fat. they go to constituencies in the u. k. a 130 different polling stations. they go to people as just as they cost the vote in the funding stations. they have a, a rec, click a balance, and they say, all know about that paper, can you mark what you just voted

i'm james bay's outside number 10 downing street in london, which looks like he's going to be the new hope of a new prime minister as richie so next conservatives face what may be the worst defeats the policy is history, the johnston. this is all just there. a life and so also coming out as a palestinian desktops, 38000 gallons of us says there's been a break through negotiations between how mass and israel us will be live from mexico's coast. has thousands of people race for the impact of parking barrel. the beginning and united kingdom exit polls to predict to the landslide victory for the opposition labor party, if possibly ending 14 years of conservative rule. guess thomas policy is projected to secure 410 now to the 650 seats in the house of commons. that's an absolute parliamentary majority. meanwhile, the conservatives off predicted 2 in 131 seats, the west edit performance in decades. the bill democrats, sa, predicted to come to the total of $61.00 seats and the right wing reform u. k. policy is set to win 13 states as well. these, the last pictures of counting going on ballot

james bay's reports from london greeted by suitcases in the list. you arrived in downing street, this is the man who will now run the u. k. kids selma's labor party won the largest number of seats in recent history. is promising a comma more efficient hand on believe a zip government. you have a government on foot and fight, don't treat guided only by the determination to serve your interest to define quietly those who have written country all you have given us a clear monday and we will use it to deliver change. so probably minutes the storm up was fully given. the job by king charles who had minutes earlier seemed richly su neck so that he could relinquish the post political transitions in the u. k. a quick and brutal for those leaving office soon act seemed humble. i'm humbled as he left down the street for the last time. i am sorry to have given this jolts miles, but you have sent a clear signal that the government of the united kingdom must change. and yours is the only judgment that matters. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i

the choice tomorrow is to bring back to an end to turn the page and start to rebuild with label james bays is joining us live from london now, and it certainly seems to be heading in one direction. doesn't that james? if you look at the poles, not much has changed throughout this 6. we can pain labor double digits ahead in the polls. so yes, that is the expectation of everyone, but of course it is not the polls the count. it's the books that count the votes that the cost when the polls open. 15 as from now i was telling you about in some ways is a little bit of a minor thing in terms of the big picture, but still symbolically important here in the u. k. and that's the some newspaper owned by rupert murdoch, the son newspaper, the claims of always chosen the window of the stoplight newspaper in the u. k. election since the sun newspaper was created. the son is go to headline, it says it's time for a new manager. and we don't mean sac southgate a reference to the english football manager, garrett, south gate. and they are talking about the time for the summit to take over. they say that he's

. >> seth: james bay's going to be here tomorrow night. and you've opened for him. ah. so i opened up for james in 2019. he was one of the first artists that really took a chance on me and let me come out and support him. and he kind of looks like an after version of me if a lot of good things happen. [ light laughter ] but he's an amazing artist, an amazing singer and a wonderful person. and it was really cool to kind of full circle the moment and have him come sing with me last night. >> seth: that's really neat. he's going to be here tomorrow night doing a show, doing a song that you guys worked on. you've had a lot of collaborators in -- brandy carlisle, post malone. what's it like when you get to sit down and record with people that i'm guessing you looked up to for a while? >> absolutely. all of the collaborators we have -- we've had have been people that i've, you know, really loved for a long time. and it's very surreal, you know to get a text from hozier and be like oh [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] he's so tall. it's an amazing, amazing experience. and it all kind

james bay is live from donald street in london. it's francis preparing for the 2nd round of its parliamentary elections on sunday. the 1st round produced a victory for the fall. live party is nothing left then along with its allies, the national valley, one around 33 percent of the vote. and a smith has been speaking to voters and cadillac and personally in north west and france. frances townsend villages over at belling more and more people are no longer afraid, not just to use the fall right as a protest vote, but also to see you didn't pound just on the beach. so please don't do this bounce are set that these days. people see the little these process. it's not preferred to keep the remaining us for supporting the national riley. we have no remark. people not the racist. what site for the, for the one thing to be friends at home will fit you know, the shockey key. this is an options that suits us for change and we must try it. we shouldn't be doing ice for trying something else. buskey on that. we've had enough on the one hand, t

james bay is joining us live from london. sonya by ego isn't, will, will, hampton. i live a stronghold with a phone potty performed surprisingly well the way, but may be reflecting on this decisive victory here in wolverhampton box. what is also interesting to note was how well reform also did here in the label stronghold of will thomson se just been a slave of stronghold since 2005 reform came 2nd to labor. and then the other 2 constituencies where the conservatives came 2nd reform pushed down to the place, but it reflects how much of a disrupt to the anti immigration, right? when populus were full policy has been and we spoke to a number of people here with different opinions about how they voted. a more best hopes for the future would be is good to go 14 years of work because the government and now things are changing soon. we do expect some positive changes from labor. uh, regarding that and it just people validates practically to be honest. the ones that it's always as which i like to go in, but they got, well, once the, the votes to say this paper, vouch elsew

james bay is the latest live in london as well historically inversion selections. both as have tended to cost a balance according to claus. the working class has traditionally voted for labor, while skilled professionals tended to vote conservative. the research suggests age is a big predictor of motion. passions or challenges has been speaking to vs in london . i'm 70 years old now i've been voting since i was 20 or whatever it is me. oh, you got small, you tire volume, but i want to make sure you're voting positive a cd best maybe and see the country best. i don't think age is the manufacturer. i think it's most of a repeat how you both often and what you what your full top surrounding. do you think that there is a demographic function, gaskin buquet heavy sort of seen any evidence of that? yes. what's it, how do you johnson, tom is professor of politics. i've been university of the pool and he's joining us live from level pool. thank you very much for your time. lots to pick up on from what we were hearing from our correspondence live and also that short report

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we'll be back into the upper 90's inland and mid 80's by the bay. james. all right. thank you, john. quick check of the roads this morning. there's not a lot going on as you would expect on a holiday. the bay bridge. >> our traffic camera here at the toll plaza looks nice and light. 7 minutes to get from oakland and san francisco. the san mateo bridge also moving well bit of traffic out there, but nothing much. 19 minutes to cross that stretch of 92 the richmond, sandra fell bridge to the north looking good. 7 minutes to get from richmond out towards marin county and then lastly, the golden gate bridge, which been nice and light all morning long and we're expecting it to stay that way. just 20 minutes to get from nevada down into san francisco. all right. let's talk more about the heat that's out there. a red flag warning that's in effect. fire officials are worried about the increased risk wildfires, especially with this excessive heat. and we've already been seeing more fires popping up because of illegal fireworks. and joining us now is division chief fire marshal

bay traffic this morning. but for now, send back over to james. all right, michael, thank you. ow is 5. >> 15 let's talk sports. the forty-niners are hard at work training camp in the a's. take their first win in the bay bridge series. we've got kron 4 sports director jason dumas with all the highlights. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the trade deadline has come and gone and this guy is still a giant blake snell with the subject of some pretty legitimate trade rumors over the past couple of weeks and really it made complete sense. no seemed to be a pretty good asset for teams looking to make a playoff run into giant seemed to be going in the opposite direction. but clearly the front office, they saw it differently. in other news, alex copies on the move. mark hanna, he's coming back to the bay and for paul blackburn had been ship as well. now, speaking of these 2 squads, how about some bay bridge series? let's go to the second highlight. this is lawrence butler to center field. he's going to go deep to center. solo home run is 2 to nothing just like that. top of the 5th rays get b

wednesday, thursday and friday hitting back up to the triple digits inland 80's and 90's by the bay james. all right, john, thank you. 10 17. we're back to the news now in the north bay. this law, county department of child support services. >> is reducing its hours. all because of state budget cuts. residents can still access services, though, from 9 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon, monday through friday and lobby doors will remain open for parents to use the department's self-service kiosk in order to make child support payments. well, this week, medical professionals in san jose will once again be protesting the closure of a trauma unit. so we have video of their protest at the regional medical center last month. the hospital says it's going to close the level 2 trauma center at heart attack program on august. 12th. the website says it's because of a decline in utilization organizers of the protests, though, say a significant portion of their patients are uninsured or on medical in need that trauma center. the protest is set to begin at 5.30 tomorrow evening. kron four's your lo

bay. good morning, jessi. good morning, james. happy monday. coming up live in the bay. >> the annual music medicine benefit concert at yoshi's in oakland. we're getting details on the all-star lineup, raising money for children with sickle cell disease. then if the organization aiming to help along live long and healthy lives, we learned how the blue zone project is implementing changes that make healthy choices easier. plus, the oakland, a barber academy is teaching barbers of the future. find out how this location school is impacting that community. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day today. scan the qr code there. we wantvto know if you could master any skill in the world instantly. what would it be? let us know and your answer could be read here on kron 4, james. >> now, that's a good question. >> the i would love to be a master chef in another life. i think it would go to culinary i think those are both excellent thing about you. anything. >> i think saying we're kind of on the music, if i coul

bay. just hey. good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> exploratory um's. exhibition takes ordinary objects and transform them into extraordinary works of art. we get an inside look at their new show. extraordinary. then the story of 2 young entrepreneurs who are frustrated by high sugar breakfast options learn about their high protein oatmeal. alternative that went viral. plus, a circus center in san francisco is one of the oldest circus schools in the country. we're hearing from the head of the school and getting a performance from one of their youth performers. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know what is your go-to summer drink? let us know. and your answer could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james raspberry. it goes with everything. yeah, i love ice tea. also, right. thanks, jess. thank you. all right. >> well, our final story today. it's official. dreamworks animation has announced that shrek 5 is officially in the work

bay. hs. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> san francisco magazine is highlighting the best the city has to offer. we're celebrating the city's dynamic spirit with best of the day than the tony award-winning san francisco. mime troupe is in their 60th season. details on where you can catch the new musical american dreams. plus, have you heard the sound act? we're learning about this ancient healing practice and how it can help with your overall wellness. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day scan that qr code there. we want to know in honor of fashion day, what is one faction trend you cannot get behind. let us know in your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, you have a fashion unless it's in a hat. no corduroy. i'm not on board the i just it now. >> now it's not for you know, i never look good any way. so thank james. all right, at 56, the time in our final story this morning. check it out. >> 2 pist

bay. hey, jess. hey, good morning, james. today on live in the bay, we're shaking up some delicious cocktails for your holiday barbecues, entertaining expert paul zahn is sharing his recipes for a spectacular 4th of july. >> then it's the film fest dedicated to justice diversity and inclusion through the art of film. we get the lineup for all the events happening at the brave maker film festival. plus school street fair returns to oakland with 3 stages of music and dance showcase. we'll get a live performance in studio and details on how you can join in on all fun. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day today. we're asking, what is your 4th favorite 4th of july dish? go ahead and scan that qr code and your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, you're a foodie. i'm interested to know your answer. my wife. >> and this was passed down from her. parents makes a killer macaroni salad that goes great with everything off the grill. >> looking forw

james. thank you. the south baye, saying their 98 year old great grandmother was beaten to death in a nursing home by her roommate. >> the family of vera cruz has filed a lawsuit against mission skilled nursing and subacute center in santa clara for the 2023 death. the family's attorney says her roommate beat her to death with a cane. that same woman was criminally charged for trying to smother another resident at the facility earlier that year. >> the history of violence documented violence, she strangled another patient here at mission skilled. and still they placed her with vera polaris. >> me and my family are going to have gaping holes in our heart for the rest of our lives. her pain is over, but ours is just beginning. >> deluca is currently in santa clara county jail on charges of felony elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. her case is on hold at least through august, so she can take a mental competency test, a statement from mission skilled reads in part, we are deeply saddened by the loss of our re

ktvu james torres live from palo alto this morning with details on vance's bay area past. >> yeah. andre. well, vance grew up in ohio. after high school, he ended up joining the marines, serving in the military service there. he then finished law school at yale. after all that, he moved to san francisco for a period of about four years, where he served as a venture capitalist, meeting and connecting with some prominent names in silicon valley. he still uses those connections to this day. vance helped coordinate a fundraiser for former president donald trump in san francisco at the mansion of billionaire david saxe and pacific heights. it raised about $12 million for trump last mont. he spent about four years in the bay area around the time where the former president rose to politics. vance was then critical of trump during the 2016 election cycle, questioning his morals and even declaring himself a, quote, never trumper. that changed when he moved back to ohio in 2017, and over the years earned an endorsement from the former president for his 2022 senate bid. >> with the ch

james, back to you. thanks. reyna 6.30, in the south bayys that she was killed in the nursing home. she was in santa clara county, announced they're suing the facility. yeah. they claim that staff knowingly placed a patient with a violent past. >> in the same room as their grandmother kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> there are players moved into mission skilled nursing last april. her family says problems like bed sores. started happening by the summer months. but it was december when they received the worst news, friends and family of era players gathered tuesday and for the mission skilled nursing center, holding pictures and signs saying justice for grandma vera as the 98 year-old was known that she was a gnarly woman. >> you know, she went through a lot. >> players, his family says that she died of blunt force trauma to the head after she was attacked by her roommate with a cane attorney for the family. victoria gutierrez identify the roommate as connie deluca and says she was 20 years younger than players with a history of violence

bay. good morning, jess. hey, good morning, james. ng up today on live in the bay. >> actress crystal wayne joins us in studio. we chat or latest award winning film dark feathers where she starred produced and directed than rainbow grocery is offering the widest selection of bulk products. we'll check out some of the specialty items and learn how they're helping out the environment. plus, downtown pleasant hill is celebrating summer with its annual concert series. we get the artist lineup, bringing the community together and a festive outdoor setting. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan that qr code there today. we want to know what are you most looking forward to in the 2nd half of the year? today's job, july 1st, let us know your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4 county fairs. they've got the best fried foods. i agree out, right? right? yeah. >> alameda county. yeah. they're all right. thank and when to buy jazz, i thank you. all right. let'

bay are on board. kron four's will tran live in the battle with the latest on that. well. >> james school for many school districts will begin in a week or 2. and the nevada school district confirmed that once the school season stars that they will comply with governor gavin newsom's, new law which he signed a couple of weeks ago that prevents school districts like the one right behind me from notifying parents about their child's gender identification. whether he goes from he too, was she or a day? >> before this new law went into effect, which was signed back on july 15th. the school districts were required. >> to call the parents about this. but governor newsom and many other school districts push for this saying that it actually outs the child, especially if the child is not ready to tell his or her parent exactly what's going on and it could cause undue friction at home. many other states. however, they have the polar opposite of this law. handful of states say that the school districts are required to call the parents, especially since the child is a minor. and the parents ar

another james bond jam green part of bay area rap group macarthur maze, says he grew up on soul beat.it's really like, bridging that gap over that troubled water. he'll be a part of tuesday's town hall advocating for the power of music as a vehicle for finding solutions. a lot of people have been you know, upgraded just by listening to, you know, whether it's conscious rap or hip hop or whatever the case may be, but it's an influence. so that influence to make you affluent, you know what i'm saying? so you can be inspired to aspire to be great, preserving a legacy while creating a viable future that johnson hopes will spoke both nostalgia and solutions in oakland, velena jones nbc bay area news. all right, velena, thank you. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang working on the news. yeah, interesting story in oakland. the governor say saying go ahead and chase more, as in police chases. yeah. governor newsom sending a letter to oakland city officials asking them to review its strict policy on police chases. he says those restrictions are just so tight it's allowing criminal

bay. hs. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay, shep. kathy thing is joining us in studio will pair some nanking restaurants, top favorite dishes with delicious bubbly wines. >> then comedian leah rudik any special is now on amazon prime. she chats with us ahead of her show tonight at cobbs comedy club. plus, want to dream vacation without the hefty price tag? we have tips for destination dupes that for all the beauty and relaxation while being much more budget friendly. and as always want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. scan the qr code there. we want to know in honor of world emoji day, what's the one emoji that describes your mood today and why let us know? and we could reach or answer today on the show. 01:00pm here on kron 4, james most days. it's the emoji with disease. >> coming off here with you. all right. thanks, thank you. a piece of tech history is for sale. a first generation apple desktop computer. this is from steve jobs very own desk. it's going to be on the auction block. it's their think it is

bay. hs. hey, good morning, james. we're picking up our hearts in san francisco with totally tony. keeping the music plan. >> the tony bennett tribute show honoring the late singer's 98th birthday. then the circus show coming together to entertain and celebrate as one. >> we're learning about the acts behind circus vargas. julie. plus the vineyard mom is here with recipes that will keep you cool and delight on these hot summer days. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan the qr code there. we want to know what's your favorite self care treat that always lifts your spirits. let us know in your answer. could be read live on the show at 01:00pm here on kron 4, james pizza. >> always a good one. yeah. and whatever's on the pizza depends on what i'm trying to self care about. so doughnuts and bagels up here come get right. will be up shortly. that >> watched him eat all day. this camel enjoying some summer salad at the oakland zoo. yeah, that's what i look like when i this is

sweet james >> hey, bay area live with kelly and marcus coming up, we'll chat with zooey deschanel aboutnut creek with the cloud cover slowly breaking down for increasing sunshine. we'll find temperatures in the mid 80s inland today. we'll go into the low 70s around the bay shoreline with sunshine appearing close to 11 a.m. and then along the coast. we'll keep it pretty cool with lots of cloud cover, some drizzle, and the temperatures will stay in the low 60s. so highs today again were cooler than average for july. we'll have warmer weather starting to move in here tomorrow. reggie jr thank you. >> another abc7 news update in 30 minutes. you can always check us out on our news >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> robin: you know by that music it is time to check in with our gold medal team at the summer games in paris. lara is showing us how to vintage shop like a champion at one of the city's famous flea markets. lara, you took that man beside you along with you, didn't you? couldn't resist. >> lara: i did. i did. he tried to resist, trust me. listen, i couldn't

well, one of the south bay, 32 minute ride followed by a team telling a to 37. 26 minutes darya. jamesyna 6.32. in the south bay, several nonprofits serving the homeless in santa clara county are scrambling now to keep their services a light on. this comes after learning that they will be losing some of their money. kron four's lezla gooden explains. >> shawn cartwright, the co-founder of the un house response group that serves and provides to those in need. >> says that its entire budget has been cut, were shocked to find out the last week of tune. >> we worked that there was no more funding for this vital food program that 3 benefit from. for over 150 meals and that 3 other groups also benefit from caught rights. fully volunteer lead group works with lows in fish is another nonprofit where they receive ready to go hot meals to pass out to unhoused people. she says they expected the partnership to continue through august. initially levels and fishes tried to blame the county. >> and then we found out that it wasn't the county that lows and fishes had actually spent all the money that

bay. hi, jess. hey, james. happy friday. s a look back at the week. >> when lena sisters raced into the studio ahead of their competition at the nhra sonoma nationals. and we learned how to make the perfect swedish hot dog with all the extra toppings from chef pay. plus, i was serenaded in studio as we chatted totally, tony, keeping the music playing the tribute show honoring tony bennett. and as always want to hear it, you have to say about our question of the day. scan the qr code there todayu we want to know if you could take one risk state today without any consequences. what would it be? let us know. your answer could be read today on the show at 01:00pm here on kron james. that's a good question. i like reyna has a challenge sing the national anthem that's a good hard? thank you, thank you out. >> take a look at this. a milwaukee zoo celebrating the birth of a >> porcupine baby. is at the milwaukee a box. you sweet and it's a girl. by the way, they had a gender reveal and she has doubled in weight already. so she's real

all right, james 605, in the east bay, an fbi raid and recall election has placed oakland mayor sheng thao. >> in a negative light in the last few months. and now that attention is turning to a committee that has worked to get her recalled kron four's. dan kerman has more on that. the committee and foundation behind the recall of oakland, mayor sheng thao are now being investigated by oakland's public ethics commission to see if those groups violated campaign laws. i'm very, very confident >> everything has been done properly and we have no reason not to do it properly reasonable for to do it. we don't have anything to hide. court documents reveal oakland's public ethics commission has subpoenaed documents to determine if recalledbackers failed to properly report here. mark contributions and failed to list actual contributors names. the public ethics commission is weaponized to come after the mayor's enemies while they have let the mayor get a free pass with all of the political corruption. >> the public ethics commission subsequently filed a lawsuit against the recall group for faili

bay jessica morning. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay, the transformational experience under the stars, blending art, incredible food and nature. we get the details on the jay ad experience at tariff. earmuffs farms in petaluma. >> then fresh ingredients and seasonal cocktails from latin flavors, they're serving up with stunning bay views for the 4th. plus july 4th, july 7th, his forgiveness day author doctor joshua coleman explains the 5 most common beliefs that interfere with making amends. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan that qr code right there. today. we're asking what is your favorite way to enjoy the 4th? let us know your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james with the grill. i'm all about the barbican. thank you, jeff. thank you. jane hits. >> james, i was going food. definitely yeah. all right. this u f o may have been traveling down the interstate. oh, my gosh. >> a space car pulled over by sheri

that a little bit later. >> we'll stay on top of what's happening in the white house and on bay area roads. jamesou didn't expect what you ended up getting, did you? >> you know, they say friday light. i don't know what monday gets, but monday is not monday mania. by by no means whatsoever. monday mania. that's not a bad way to describe what we've seen this morning and what i can show you right now. that's pretty manic right there, isn't it? i just logos, icons all over the place, colors all over the place, letting you know that the commute this morning is not going to be an easy one. it is starting to kind of, you know, get past that peak of the morning commute here. but we are still looking at 580 because that just keeps growing. and growing the backup there. that's a result of chp saying they have some sort of law enforcement activity in the area. still working to get some more details about it. we'll tell you once we have more. the bay bridge toll plaza starting to see some relief here as people have already made their way into class or to work. this morning, the bay bridge is looking much ni

minutes and visibility has improved their greatly looking at 101 of the south bay about 35 minutes. 85 to menlo park. all right. jamesck to you. the circus is coming to the north bay circus vargas is going to be in. sandra fell at the northgate mall and this year's production is called. you've been an epic world celebration with 15 different countries represented by the performers and the show will run from july 20th to august 5th. >> well, the new cannabis exhibit and lounge at the state fair is a pretty big hit with visitors who can now buy and consume the drug on site. it's the 3rd year at the state fair has included the cannabis exhibit. but this is the first time you could actually consume it there on the grounds. the lounge opened last weekend and officials say hundreds of people have visited that space so far whether they're there to participate in it or just to learn more about it. >> it's incredible for cannabis to be recognized has sort of having the same legitimacy as you know, wine and cheese and craft beer and olive oil. all these other rich agricultural counties that we celebrate here. >> does change yo

bay area. we're going to have the latest live for you. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. before we get to all that, though, as you can see, we've got a live look outside. we're going to start off with the weather this morning. wish this these a fog and clouds meant it was going to be cooler but not so much yeah. still hot for sure. at least not as many triple digits but >> some of us will still be there. and a lot of us are still going to be in the 80's to the 90's today. so can't call it the end of the heat wave just yet. but looking ahead to the weekend, some good news there. you can definitely see that fog streaming into the golden gate right through san francisco this morning. sfu had a nice overnight cooldown hanging out the low 60's. well, take a look at some of our further inland spots. livermore. you're at 74 right now. fact annaville all the way up at 83 degrees. so temperatures in some spots didn't offer a whole lot of overnight relief. you would at least want to get down in the 60's for many of these areas. now, heat advisories continue through 11:00pm tonight

so is dalton johnson from nbc sports bay area steph curry, lebron james, kevin durant in a group full of future hall of famers to say the least, the stars were aligned on saturday at unlv to open up team usa men's basketball training camp. but klay thompson's departure from the golden state warriors was not forgotten. sun star shooting guard devin booker knows it will take time getting used to battling klay in a dallas mavericks jersey after years of doing so against golden state. he's one of those guys that you know you can't imagine outside of the jersey that he was drafted in, but it's a new opportunity for him. you know i'm sure he is going to take full advantage of it. and before steve kerr could even answer questions from the media, he took the time to thank klay thompson for his 13 iconic years with the warriors. what he did for the team, the organization, for the bay area. for me personally, the relationship that that we had, all the incredible success, but more importantly, the just going through it all together, has been so meaningful and so amazing. kerr's message was simpl

torres is live from palo alto this morning, with details on vance's bay area past. hey, james andre. good morning to you. >> will. vance grew up in ohio. did not grow up here in the bay area. he entered the military, serving in the marines after that. got his law degree from yale, then came into the san francisco bay area for about four years, working as a venture capitalist and making lots of connections all throughout silicon valley. connections that he still holds on to this day. if you remember, last month, vance introduced former president donald trump to david sachs and held a billionaire funded fundraiser for the former president, pacific heights. it's a fund raiser that raised about $12 million for trump last month, he spent about four years in the bay area right around the time that president trump's rise to politics really took off. vance was critical of the former president during the 2016 election cycle, questioning his morals and declaring himself a, quote, never trumper. that changed when he moved back to ohio in 2017 and over the years eventually earned an endor

bay. good morning, jeff. hey, good morning, james. happy friday. coming up today on live in the bay. week. >> shop the city's top summer styles to refresh are looking at a little sunshine to your wardrobe. then celebrity makeup artist roi santos chats, his book tour and the launch of his new makeup line. roy cosmetics. plus, kathy thing shared her favorite cuisine from her family's restaurants and the unique wine pairings. you can enjoy all summer long. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. go ahead and scan that qr code. we want to know what's your most memorable sports game experience. let us know your answer could be read today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron james, it was a couple years ago. i took my kids to a preseason warriors game. they have the time of their life. >> and just deal to make that like happen for him. a super cool. so fun. love that. thank >> check this out. big guns or stegosaurus skeleton and it exceeded expectations. it is the biggest selling most of the expensive dinosaur ever sold. 44.6 million dollars.

james, back to you. thank you. rae 31 of the south baythat she was killed in her room in a nursing home in santa clara. now they're suing. we've got to stay. they say the staff knowingly placed a patient with a violent person. >> in the same room as their grandmother and now kron four's. rob nesbitt explains what happened. there are players moved into mission skilled nursing last april. her family says problems like bed sores. started happening by the summer months. but it was december when they received the worst news, friends and family of era players gathered tuesday and for the mission skilled nursing center. >> holding pictures and signs saying justice for grandma vera as the 98 year-old was known she was a gnarly woman. >> you know, she went through a lot. >> players, his family says that she died of blunt force trauma to the head after she was attacked by her roommate with a cane attorney for the family. victoria gutierrez identify the roommate as connie deluca. and so she was 20 years younger than players with a history of violenc

bay bridge or building byrd about 13 80 to 101. while the richmond center fell 9 minute ride and the golden gate bridge visibility much better than yesterday. look at that 19 minutes. darya. jamesk to you. thank you. reyna. >> ok, 30 or 6.30? is the time of the big story we're following this morning. we might be seeing a change in the number of homeless encampments in the bay area. that's because governor newsom issued an executive order urging local governments and state agencies to clear out homeless encampments. this comes after the u.s. supreme court ruled that local governments do have the authority to remove unhoused people from the streets. we have now go excuse that the supreme decision to secure borders for getting sense urgency that required local government to do job. >> the order directs state agencies to come up with policies and plans to clear encampments from properties owned by the state and also urges local governments to clear encampments on their land teaches them how to do it. and another important piece of this order is it mandates agencies find housing and services for those who are going to be displaced by this well, last year, state officials tallied mor

bay this weekend. hey, dave, ok, when james, we're looking at some fog, hang around the golden gate covering up the towers. but that's a very, very narrow coverage area because most of the bay is pretty much cleared out to make up the flag, though, indicating the continuation of the onshore winds right direction. back to tahoe. you asked lower 90's as we can expect for the weekend and early into the following week. they're very much in the summer mode as well. not going to be skipping too much of the heat there. meanwhile, we're already at 91 for antioch, a lot of 80's for tri valley, upper 70's lineup, portions of the east bay shoreline with 70's up north to and even san francisco getting there 80 for san jose on future cast for we just can basically watch the marine layer. that's about all that's moving right now. tomorrow morning, there's the coverage area and looks like on sunday will be a more aggressive. both here and monterey bay, even maybe some coastal drizzle very, very early morning or late at night. just a little touch there. but it is providing some minor relief overnight for recovery. so it'

james all right. all right. so here at nbc bay area we are gearing up for the olympics as well. to take a look at this. a barnes and noble cafe in gilroy crafted up some olympic inspired drinks. you can try the usa mexico, jamaica, japan and france. yeah. looks fun right? all right, so of course you can follow all the olympic action right here on nbc. bay area opening ceremony is going to take place july 26th, and you can find it right here on nbc bay area. we've got exclusive coverage throughout the paris olympic games. always looking forward to that. the heat, not so much. yeah, we'll be watching even the heat in paris too, to see what it's like during the games. but we're dealing with it right now. but the good news is that there's cooler weather ahead. look forward to that that we are. all right. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. don't forget to join us tomorrow morning startg atin eating up yr time and cash. thinking about moving, are your renters tough to manage? inherited a home and not sure what to do with it? john buys barrier houses, offers the fastest way

james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.32. in the east baysingle night. one of them, a stark barnes called the alley. yeah. it was all caught on camera. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> it's just really sad to see this happening. >> over and over. >> again, hector bautista is speaking on behalf of his friend who owns alley on grand avenue in oakland. he says the owner woke up to a call from the security alarm company after thieves broke in early wednesday gave her access to the cameras as you can see them on our phone. and she was watching the actual break-in happened in real time. we got the business now using an old cash register after one of the computers was stolen. they just ripped out. >> that off the wall took the cash drawer. >> along with the atm, but he says says business is next door also experience break-ins overnight. oakland police say they are investigating at least 4 burglaries. the other incidents happened on 13th street and jack london square from 05:00am to 06:45am. i'm hoping the other businesses didn't suffer much

bay bridge. 17 minutes to get over that this morning. that morning commute has already kind of cleared up. lastly, the southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont 18 minutes. tara and jamesright. 8.19, is the time. and in the south bay, we've got san jose state university now the first college in california to offer teacher preparation programs to help address the state's teacher shortage. so they're going to get to offer pre-k through 3rd grade credentialing. it's a program that's going to come online this upcoming fall semester. this is the university's first step in trying to meet the state's need. a 15,000 teachers by 2025. the program will produce a say qualify teachers with the skills needed to teach that age range. well, the city of oakland taken another step towards selling its stake in the oakland coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment mayor thao signature marks the next big step. now in this 105 million dollar purchase. it's the first of about 2 steps that have to be done in just the next 4 weeks. yes, step 2 is the signing of a purchase and sale agreement. kron four's dan kerman with the very latest. the city of oakland and the african ameri