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ask then governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison. her brother is serving a 44 year sentence for manslaughter and armed robbery. there were mistakes made i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office and as i said in my statement, i made it clear that at no time have any of the things related to the stipulation had any impact on the decisions that i've made as mayor. mayor breed also failed to report money used to pay for her float at the pride parade, which qualified as a campaign contribution. a new poll finds support is ticking up for a recall of governor newsom. the survey of 1000 likely voters by emerson college and next are found 46% are in favor of recalling the governor. that's up 3% from july. the number opposed to the recall was flat at 48% and 6% are undecided on that question. however 40% of respondents are still undecided about who should replace governor newsom if he is voted out of office. talk show host larry elder has the most support of a

the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison back in 2018 and accepted a gift in 2019 from the former public works director mohammed nuru. you may remember nuru was arrested last year on public corruption charges. the commission found breed misused her title as mayor for personal gain. reid says in a statement that the funds are fair and she took responsibility for her actions. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news new details about the killed in east bay freeway shooting. now the family. >> another freeway shooting victim is speaking out. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. the time for you now for 29 08:00am. >> it's been a war one the past couple of days. but john stable has update on our weather forecast. good morning, the we are looking at another foggy start to this morning. and as you noted, rain has been a warm past couple of days. in addition to this fog. we have an increase rees, which is cooling things right off today. >> daytime highs, inland falling from the 90's to th

she's paying a fine for writing a letter to jerry brown on behalf of her brother. she requested he release her brother from prison early. the third violation allowing the disgraced former public works director to pay her bill. today she's told us she's learned a lot, that she takes full responsibility for her actions and has agreed to pay the fine. >>> our other top stories fireworks at an east bay school board meeting, masked protesters demanded the district drop the mandatory mask policy. they're pushing for families to make the decision about whether their children where masks to school. things already turned violent? >> that's right. the protest first started out here. then the protesters headed inside where masks are required. it quickly went downhill from there, but then later, progress was made. the maskless protesters crowded the room carrying flags and signs saying our children are suffering from your tyranny. before the meeting and outside they explained why they're against a mask mandate in the school. >> i mean, it just doesn't make sense for us to cont

jerry brown that had a more balanced approach but once again, news was that was open the war on charter schools picked he signed legislation that was i condemned by civil rights groups like chapters of the naacp and the urban league and it's for that same reason that he shut down our schools. what that mean? been a factor on it. >> so let's say you do become governor, you mentioned trying to get worked on the legislature. umesh mentioned special interests. how would a republican governor work with the balance that you would have to with super majorities in the democratic party to get what you're talking about. done. you 30 seconds. i first say the era of corruption is over. the people of california have spoken seek to spread my model and only having citizen back to legislators, not legislators. who are controlled and funded almost by special interest groups. but for my 5 years in the legislature seen that the one thing legislators respond to his political pressure. the fear of losing their job and if they see the governor has just lost his job and they'll be a unique opportunity to brin

jerry brown, they're kind of in a bowl. will you kind of missed because we did have a little bit of smoke. yeah, a little bit over the weekend and early this week it looks like it's. >> clearing out a little bit nice morning. guys. yeah, our smoke definitely cleared out nicely after this past weekend. and now we're looking at some pretty clear skies out there. we will have a couple of moderate pockets today. >> that like salt lake city. those here back in the right place to area. we're looking outside this conditions outside that are just on the cloudy side that low gray hanging out from our sutro tower cam right here. you can see some of the lights there in the distance. visibility is fine for the vast majority of the bay do watch out for a couple spots in the hillsides above the east bay peninsula, north bay. or you may see a spot. a father, too 50's and 60's for current temperatures livermore much more mild spot at 66. well, fremont oakland on up through the and napa over to san francisco all sharing a range of 50's reyn

the chronicle reports that one of the allegations against breed involved her asking then governor jerry brown to pardon her brother. he's serving a 44 year sentence for armed robbery and involuntary manslaughter. governor brown didn't grant a pardon for napoleon brown, but another allegation involved breed allowing the former head of san francisco public works department, mohammed, to pay to repair her car. new rue has since been charged by the fda th fraud and breed also takes into account charges of campaign contribution and disclosure violations. this agreement and find still have to receive final approval by the ethics commission, which is scheduled to meet next friday, august 13th. >>> a surge in cases linked to the delta variant has some people scrambling to get tested as we enter day one of the new indoor mask mandate in the bay area. >> this is going to be a long- haul problem, and we're a short- haul kind of country. we have a.d.d. as a country and we can only really deal with problems that have immediate solutions. >> kpix 5's live in san francisco, where he found out there's a new

the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to release or rather from prison back in 2018 and accepting a gift in 2019 from the former public works director mohammed nuru. you may recall new rule was arrested last year on public corruption charges. the commission foend breed misused her title as mayor for personal gain. she said in a statement today that the fines are fair and that she takes responsibility for her actions. >> check in on our 4 zone forecast with a look outside from our camera atop mount tam opi us. it was cloudy start to the day, but it really get pretty as the day went along and it's it sure is pretty out there lawrence. you've the fog. any. yes. yeah. okay. good. other for he said go, there's going to be a problem but looks yeah, we're going to see plenty of this the next couple of days that marine layer starting to deepen just a bit. nothing extent that is going to i think by tomorrow really going to start lifting move further on shore. so yeah, if you like the fog, you're going to see a little more about the next coup

paid for some of their breeds car repairs back in 2019 and in 2018, the mayor asked then governor jerry brown. to release her brother from prison. her brother is serving a 44 year sentence for manslaughter and armed robbery. pearson there were mistakes made i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office and as i said in my statement, i made it clear that at no time have any of the things related to the stipulation had any impact on the decisions that i've made as mayor. mayor reed also failed to report money used to pay for her float at the pride parade was qualified as a campaign contribution. bart police taking part in national night out events by hosting events at seven stations this evening in castro valley, participants were treated to a petting zoo, music, food vendors and a backpack giveaway. national night out was started in 1984, and it's held on the first tuesday of every august. the idea is to get people outdoors, interacting with their neighbors and their local police departments to raise awareness abou

the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison accepting a gift in 2019 from former public works director mohammed nuru. you may recall new rule was arrested last year on public corruption charges and also for failing to properly report of 2015 campaign contribution while running for reelection for the board of supervisors breed said in a statement today that the fines are fair. she takes responsibility for her actions. if approved by the ethics commission at its next meeting on august. 13th. the mayor will personally pay the fine. a number of fire departments responding to the east side fire near lake berryessa along the napa yolo county line. >> this is time lapse video from a few hours ago. this fire sparked today it has grown too 10 acres containment tonight is at 60% new evacuation orders were issued in plumas county because of the growing dixie fire, california's largest fire. >> has now grow to 253,000 acres in plumas and butte counties. this is time lapse video showing large plumes of smoke moving a

parade float while she was a member of the board of supervisors, a letter in 2018 to the governor jerry brown advocating for her brother, who was in prison, and accepting money into the 19 from the public works director for car repairs. if the ethics commission approves the agreement next week the mayor will pay the fine. >>> california recall strategy to be the recall and what democrats are planning ahead of next month, and what they are planning >>> the power shut off could soon return changes you will see this year. >>> magic revealed, disney announced the replacement for annual passes. >>> a slightly cooler weather pattern will bring moisture to our this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay? making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+ to all 2021 volvo models. >>> developing news out of new york, president biden responding to a report that the governor cuomo violated laws. >> we have the latest on the inve

the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to releaseer brother from prison failing to properly reported 2015 campaign contribution while running for reelection to the board of supervisors and accepting a gift in 2019 from the former public works director mohammed nuru. you may recall new rule was arrested last year on public corruption charges breed said in a statement today that the fines are fair and that she takes responsibility for her actions. if approved by the ethics commission at its next meeting on august. 13th. the mayor will personally pay that fine. more bad news for governor newsom. a new inside california politics emerson college poll shows that a growing number of people supports recalling him from office and it also shows the governor is losing ground with one of the state's key demographics among 1000 california voters surveyed. 46 1% said they would vote to recall newsom versus 48% who said. >> they would keep him in office. that is a 3% increase in favor of the recall since our last poll just 2 weeks ago. most voters

a letter she said with mayor breed letterhead in 2018 to governor jerry brown advocating on behalf ofrepair for former san francisco public works director which she voluntarily reported. >> there were mistakes made. i take full responsibility for those mistakes. i have learned a lot since becoming mayor and being in office. >> reporter: the proposed find is 22 thousand $792 and wakes down in the following way. $7500 for failing to report contribution for the plight pride float. $4500 for over the limit contributions for the flow. $2500 for the letter to governor brown and $8292 for the new route car payment. mayor breed says she did not realize she did anything wrong at the time but understands differently now. >> when you make a mistake, you step up, take responsibility and put it all out there and you hope that people will look at it and realize that you are human just like anybody else and at no time have i ever allowed any of these issues to interfere with the decisions i make in this office. >> reporter: the stipulation house goes to the ethics commission for approval where it wi

hall corruption probe, and you may remember in 2000 and 18 wild mayor breed asked then governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison. he's serving a 44 year sentence for manslaughter and armed, right. very breed was also dinged for not reporting money used to pay for her float at the pride parade, which qualified as a campaign contribution. the mayor addressed the fines earlier today. there were mistakes made. i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office and as i said in my statement, i made it clear that at no time have any of the things related to the stipulation had any impact on the decisions that i've made as mayor. now the agreement, the agreement will be finalized at the ethics commission meeting later this month, and the mayor will be required to pay for the finds out of her own pocket. live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, okay, thanks so much for the fall semester is about to start for schools around the bay area in just a few days. coming up here on the four what one bay

jerry brown, they're kind of in a bowl. will you kind of missed because we did have a little bit of smoke. yeah, a little bit over the weekend and early this week it looks like it's. >> clearing out a little bit nice morning. guys. yeah, our smoke definitely cleared out nicely after this past weekend. and now we're looking at some pretty clear skies out there. we will have a couple of moderate pockets today. >> that like salt lake city. those here back in the right place to area. we're looking outside this conditions outside that are just on the cloudy side that low gray hanging out from our sutro tower cam right here. you can see some of the lights there in the distance. visibility is fine for the vast majority of the bay do watch out for a couple spots in the hillsides above the east bay peninsula, north bay. or you may see a spot. a father, too 50's and 60's for current temperatures livermore much more mild spot at 66. well, fremont oakland on up through the and napa over to san francisco all sharing a range of 50's reyn

the city's ethics commission says the violations include asking former governor jerry brown to releasem prison back into a 2018 and also accepting a gift in 2019 from the former public works director mohammad nuru. you may remember that new rule was arrested last year on public corruption charges. the commission found that breed misused her title as mayor for personal gain. breed said that in a statement. but the fines are fair and she took responsibility for her actions. we'll take a break at 5.21, coming up after the break, governor andrew cuomo of new york resisting mo nting. pressure now to resign after he's accused of sexually harassing nearly a dozen women. >> why he says he won't step down. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients, downy unstopab

city hall corruption probe, and you may remember in 2018 while mayor breed asked then governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison. he's serving a 44 year sentence for manslaughter. an armed robbery breed was all. also dinged for not reporting money used to pay for her float at the pride parade, which technically qualified as a campaign contribution now earlier today, the mayor addressed the fines. there were mistakes made i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office and as i said in my statement, i made it clear that at no time have any of the things related to the stipulation had any impact on the decisions that i've made as mayor. now the agreement will be finalized at the ethics commissions meeting later this month, and the mayor will be required to pay the fines out of her own pocket live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, right, evan, thank you, the contra costa county coroner has identified 26 year old lawrence s cloven as the victim of the shooting on highway four last night

mayor breed asked then governor jerry brown to release her brother from prison.she used her mayoral stationary, which is considered inappropriate influence. there were mistakes made. i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office. mayor breed also failed to report money used to pay for her float at the pride parade, which qualifies as a campaign contribution. san francisco is moving forward with plans to reduce traffic in several neighbourhoods streets. 31 streets were closed as part of the safe streets program to give residents safe places to walk and stay socially distant. chronicle reports. the city is currently making four of those locations. permanent sanchez street in nowy valley shot well in the mission lake street in the richmond district and golden gate avenue. these sites had strong neighborhood support, and the closures are not expected to cause significant traffic jams on adjacent streets happening today in san francisco, south van ness avenue with the mission street inters

california's last drought from 2012 to 2016 happened when jerry brown was governor. then governor brown had water restrictions in place and required cities to meet mandatory water conservation targets. more than a dozen people are missing in north carolina after heavy rains from tropical storm fred swept to the states mountains. crews are continuing their search for those who are missing today, as steve harrigan reports, the storm has already turned deadly. yeah. the water level began to rise. uh whole lot faster than i have ever saw it rise here in our county. at least two people are confirmed dead with more than a dozen unaccounted for. after the north carolina mountains were hit with catastrophic flooding from tropical storm fred. the remnants of the storm dropping up to 12 inches of rain across haywood and transylvania county's causing water levels in some areas to rise between three and seven ft. governor roy cooper declaring a state of emergency wednesday as search and rescue efforts there continue. nearly 100 people have been rescued so far with swiftwater tea

but a law was signed in 2018 by governor jerry brown which allows juveniles to be eligible for releaseheir intention, but there are special circumstances. we are that special circumstance. >> now 24 marsh claimed he is rehabilitated. the district attorney said he is a diagnosed psychopath and the family fears he will kill again. the court has 90 days to issue a ruling if he is released on his 25th birthday in may, daniel will get out 45 years early after serving just 7 years for this heinous double murder. >> sandra: brutal and shocking gruesome double mu have criminal justice reform so going down a slippery slope. the humanitarian toll of the taliban take over in afghanistan. militants attacking civilians. we will hear from gerard. and dan warned president biden about a collapse in afghanistan before it happened. and a photo journalist will weigh in on the taliban's return and what it means for women living under their rules. veteran homeowners, great news the lowest mortgage rates you've been waiting for are here. the newday two and a quarter refi has the company's lowest rate in his

activist, he spent the last four years writing political orders for the benefit of jerry nadler and nancy pelosi peer brownan opinion comparing the previous administration to an illegal monarchy. the decision was so crazy that the d.c. court of appeals which leans to the left reversed it not once but twice. but it was good enough for lindsey graham who voted in favor of brown's confirmation pit that is because lindsey graham come in case you didn't notice, spent most of last year begging for your moaning. on all hours of cable television has no problem installing judges who hate his constituents and you shouldn't be surprised by that. a few years ago graham admitted in an interview with politico that is over writing ambition was to "stay relevant." not to represent his motives or keep the left from destroying the country but to ingratiate himself with the people in power and advance his own interests. in that respect lindsey graham has done exactly what he said he would. the question is, why are conservatives continuing to promote him and allowing him to continue to sit on the judiciary committee? we would

this is a report to collating the cost of the war by brown university. 47,245, the number of afghan civilians killed. jerry in overton, nebraska. caller: thank you. president biden said that there was no comparison between vietnam and evacuations in afghanistan. i see exactly the same. i remember the people running to the embassy to try to get out. they same thing happened in afghanistan. i had a brother a loss in vietnam. it tears me -- i had a brother are lost in vietnam. it tears me up to see it again. guest: there are many who are with you and are seeing a strong similarities. hopefully, we can use that as lessons learned. that is too often the case that as a country, we are too shortsighted in our foreign policy. yet to remember the lessons we have learned. i was hearing about it this morning, it was about the way in which many people of the vietnamese refugees have contributed so heavily and strongly to the strength and creativity and success of the country. hopefully, all they are -- while there are negative similarities between the withdrawal from vietnam and afghanistan. we have to look at the inc