jessi: ¿tan dramÁtica?indo se ve. jessi: cada nariz tiene su encanto. >> en la punta de la nariz hace que se vea mÁs perfilada. si queremos que se perfile mÁs, ponemos un poquito mÁs con el dedo, y miren esto, quÉ espectÁculo. jessi: haz el efecto, que se levanta un poquito. perfecto. importante tambiÉn difuminarlo, porque despuÉs se ve como una nariz sucia. jessi: no queremos nada de eso. cuando termines de difuminarla, vamos a ver el antes y despuÉs de nuestra modelo. >> tenemos una foto, miren esto. jessi: vean esta cÁmara aquÍ, ahÍ estÁ su nariz antes y despuÉs. bellÍsima, tienes una nariz muy bonita, pero ahora estÁ. >> lo mÁs importante es que menos es mÁs, no podemos maquillar la nariz como la vemos en redes sociales, cada nariz, temas que desarrolla quÉ nariz tengo, si es ancha, perfilada, si el tabique es ancho, para poder usar los oscuros y los claros. jessi: si tienes tabique resaltado, no es iluminador. >> tenemos que evitar allÍ los colores claros. igual con la ropa. jessi: te pones allÍ contor

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in redwood shores tonightn where crews are investigating a hazmat situation. they say nearly 2 dozen people may have been exposed to a chemical and it's making some of those people sick tonight. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 6. i'm justine waldman. i'm ken wayne. this is happening on island. drive in redwood shores. the building where the leak was found has been evacuated. kron 4 justin campbell joins us live from redwood shores tonight with the very latest. justin. can in justine, the fire department and the hazmat from san mateo. >> and redwood city just left the scene that chemical leak was free. on a walk you through a little bit of what happened. this the deputy fire chief tells me around 12, 30 this afternoon a call came in people inside of this building complaining of nausea, 2 of t

jessi tenure live for us in washington. thank you. jesse. >> some people in san pablo still cannot go home tonight. they had to evacuate their homes yesterday when hazardous chemicals were discovered in a backyard shed. although some more of the restrictions may be lifted by the end of tonight. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now with the latest on the situation there. rob. >> ken and catherine officials originally asked for a 24 hour window from evacuating residents. >> but it's taking a lot longer than that stanton avenue where the chemicals were at the home behind me. it's still blocked off surrounding streets. it's the same thing. the removal of these hazardous materials. it's taking a lot longer than they thought so far. they've gone through 600 different chemicals in 100 different boxes and containers. >> it's been an eventful 2 days for residents like johnny aguilar, who lives near stanton. ave in san pablo watching a hazmat scene grow just feet from his front door in my first trying to seal the is dead. fires all here because

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i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that update. there. >> time now, 6.22, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a security guard shoots a suspected shoplifter at a home depot. we'll tell you what authorities say happened before start fir >> well, 6.25, the time and high housing prices across the country of prop the generation z now to look for affordability with more than half of the generation saying that renting for them is a better option than buying the survey by real page found that 44% of renters believe that renting is the way to go with gen z leading the way among the generations survey almost two-thirds of renters say they are happy with their current rental situation because it allows them to move and provides more financial flexibility. nearly three-quarters of renters say that renting gives them access to neighborhoods that could forward. otherwise. well, the federal reserve bank of new york has revealed that america's credit card debt levels have surpassed a trillion dollars. and it's only expected to climb the new yo

i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that update.> across 4, we are your local election headquarters that former vice president mike pence. we'll take part in the first republican debate. his campaign covers the reach. the threshold of donors needed to qualify to be on stage. now that first gop debate is set for the 23rd in milwaukee. the former vice president will join 6 other presidential hopefuls. however, as of today, that group does not include the republican front runner trump himself, ms not committed to participate. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news security guard shoots the suspected shoplifter at a home depot. what authorities say happened for the guard opened fire. we'll be right back. >> go anywhere. >> for high school students from the central valley, we're honored by fresno county leaders after winning engineering design competition in new mexico. they created app called fund to know the app provides information about the dangers of fentanyl. does of overdoses, local resources and emergency. 9-1-1. but >> inspired

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> supporters of yevgeny prigozhin brought flowers to a memorial site for the russian mercenary and other victims of the plane crash. prigozhin led a brief armed rebellion against the russian military earlier this year and was on the plane that crashed according to the russian civil aviation agency. >>> today the pentagon dismissed reports that a missile brought on the plane, but said it is likely that prigozhin was killed. >> we do not have information to indicate right now, the press reporting that there was some sort of surface to air missile that took down the plane. we assess that to be accurate. >> the pentagon did not provide a theory on what the department of defense thinks brought down the plane. >>> southern california cleaning up from the damage brought by tropical storm hilary. a key roadway into palm springs could be closed for two months. this is indian canyon drive, but you cannot even make out the ro

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> an invasive best that puts fruits and veggies at risk seems to be spreading its wings so to speak. the oriental fruit fly. several of them found. the state's agriculture department is expected to call for a quarantine and a plan to wipe out the pest before it spreads more. santa clara county was out spraying for the flies after they were spotted in the south bay. the fda says the flies can infest and destroy more than 230 types of fruit and vegetables. >>> hear that howling? it's good news. california's gray wolf population is on the rise. department of fish and game says there's eight wolf packs in the state. the past five months the department discovered four new packs. large paw prints were found. the department is trying to confirm the number of wolves and if they had pupped this spring. wildlife experts credit the engaged species protections. >>> coach >>> okay. a lot of drama at 49ers headquarters. and the

i'm jessi tenure. i yeah. before we let you go, you know, this is the 3rd criminal case brought against trump. >> in less than 6 months. so what are those other cases stand? >> yes, so the same special counsel jack smith did also bring 40 felony counts against trump for a different matter related to a classified documents. that is, of course, happening in florida since the documents were found at mar-a-lago. and there's also a separate case in new york. also dealing with falsifying business records and both of those trials are expected to happen at some point next year. and we're also eyeing another potential case that could come against the president in georgia. also related to the 2020 election. well, a lot going on. absolutely injustice in our live for us in washington tonight. thank you. well, our coverage of today's arraignment continues on our website. kron 4 dot com. there you can learn more about what happened inside the courtroom today. >> read the full 45 page indictment and also read up on donald tr

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> back to our top story this evening. the breaking news that a man was shot and killed near oakland's lake merritt bart station. the shooting happened about 2.30 this afternoon. and police say they have a suspect in custody. kron four's amanda hari joins us live from the scene with the latest. good evening, amanda. >> good evening. this side of the bart station, the oak street side is still closed because police are still here investigating, although it should wrap up in the next couple of minutes. you can see behind me the officers still here on the scene. they have removed the body at this point that happened about 2025 minutes ago. so things are starting to get wrapped up. and i've been told by police that they hope to be wrapping up in the next 10 minutes. the shooting happened just after 2.30, an adult man was fatally shot here on the street level at 8th and oak street near the lake merritt bart station by the

jessie: they're already making a difference.blic education. >>> a slice of hollywood in the south bay. the film festival returns this weekend things kick off tomorrow at the california theater in san jose.

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> spacex could be heading to court over hiring practices. the u.s. department of justice accuses the company of refusing to hire refugees and asylum seekers the doj saying the company blamed the practice on export control laws but the doj says the laws do not limit hiring refugees and asylum seekers and spacex which is owned by elon musk is violating federal policy. the doj says it will order spacex to fairly consider all qualified applicants and also wants back pay for people turned away based on that policy. >>> we are still clearing the shelters. it remains a big goal for us here at nbc bay area and telemundo. this is your chance to adopt pets like this. look at that gorgeous feline. >> jessica. >> it's me. jessica aguirre. >> so cute. >> young and hot and fun. >> oh. >> let's show you janelle. >> so young and hot and fun. >> so sweet. i am only 4 months old here. >> just a baby. >> you can change my name though

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> finally tonight a fallen marine sergeant from placer county is being honored in her hometown of roseville with her own street name. motorcycles accompanied a fire truck caring family members of u.s. marine sergeant nicole jean as part of a road-naming ceremony to honor her. she was killed in kabul during a terror attack while evacuating afghan refugees. the last thing she posted on social media was a photo of her holding a child. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is up next and we are back here afterwards for cbs news bay area. thank ♪ ♪ >> norah: right now, hurricane idalia already lashing florida, as the major storm strengthens toward the gulf coast. tonight, georgia, south carolina, and north carolina now under states of emergency. plus, the new advisory just in from the national hurricane center. what it says. and here are tonight's he

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> uber, starting next week, passengers and drivers will be able to record audio during their ride through a new safety feature right there on the uber app. it's called "record my ride." it's already available to riders in san francisco. uber says the feature is meant to give people peace of mind and the ability to document something if something goes wrong. the errorings will be encrypted so no one can listen unless the user submits a safety report. unsubmitted recordings will delete after a week. >>> ready for school thanks to south bay firefighters. san jose firefighters handed out backpacks to hundreds of kids in need at washington elementary. organizers say it helps families get ready for the school year while giving firefighters a chance to get to know members of the community. >> we're the busiest fire department in santa clara county. so these students and families are going to see our fates. we want to let

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> welcome back to levi's stadium, where on the action is going down, so many fans here. we are going to take you to another field to take you about a little league action, it's certainly growing in southern california. we are going to show you that video. the all-star team is preparing to play in the little league world series u.s. championship game tomorrow and as the game starts to creep closer and closer and the anticipation grows, this whole city is getting on the bandwagon and believe me, this team can go all the way. >> i would describe it as collective, it's such a wonderful thing for great community, a great town. >> and just for a little more added drama, the team from texas they are playing on saturday just so happens to be the only team that beat them this year, so the game is tomorrow, followed by the winner of that game going to the world championship game on sunday. we will certainly keep note of that

jessie: they're already making a difference. community schools: reimagining public education. >> back to our top story this evening. the breaking news that a man was shot and killed near oakland's lake merritt bart station. the shooting happened about 2.30 this afternoon. and police say they have a suspect in custody. kron four's amanda hari joins us live from the scene with the latest. good evening, amanda. >> good evening. this side of the bart station, the oak street side is still closed because police are still here investigating, although it should wrap up in the next couple of

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> researchers at ucsf are at the forefront of a study that shows some patients with dementia have an unexpected burst of creativity before the disease takes over it. is hope this discovery can lead to a greater understanding how the brain works. it's already led to one unique artistic and scientific connection. >> so this is a very visual region of the brain. >> reporter: dr. bruce miller is a professor of neurology at ucsf and one of the world's top experts in studying dementia. he's worked with patients for decades, including a man named jack, who has since passed but created this painting which hangs in dr. miller's office. what's remarkable is that jack never painted before. >> jack was a banker with little interest in art who suddenly became an obsessed artist. >> reporter: dr. miller has identified a number of patients with frontal temporal dementia who were affected in the same way, including the patient who

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> a new bill is aiming to get flight attendants and airline workers the necessary training in instances of workplace violence. the faa has recorded more than 1000 cases, a bad behavior. and that's just so far this year news nation's kelsey kernstine has the details. >> passengers got on camera, fists fighting with flight attendants. incidents like these not only causing delays and diversions but also physical harm to flight crews and passengers. the problem has become so alarming that a new policy bill would require airlines to train flight attendants to be able to defend themselves in violent situations. according to the bill, each such air carrier should have in place and deploy and employ assault prevention and response plan to facilitate appropriate protocols, standards and training to equip employees with best practices and the experience necessary to respond effectively to hostile situations and disruptive beh

jessie: they're already making a difference.id: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> the grandson of former president jimmy carter in roslyn carter says that his family is dealing with the couple's declining health. he says the family has been a constant presence at the couple's compound in recent months. they recently celebrated rosalyn carter's 96th birthday at their human rights organization. the carter center, president carter entered hospice care in february and his wife was diagnosed with dementia a few months later. >> coming up, what's being done about the most recent east bay shootings? how mayor london breed is reacting to a 4 year-old girl being hit and killed and dirt bikes take over san francisco. what's being done to protect the city from dangerous stunts? we'll be r >> there's criticism tonight over the police response to motorcycles taking over the streets of san francisco. you know, one point over the weekend the bikers were seen blocking traffic on the golden gate bridge. kron haaziq

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> all right. our breaking news at this hour. you're looking live in maui right now. we're hawaiian officials are going to be providing an update on the aftermath of the deadly wildfires there. as of now, at least 99, people are dead with only 3% of the affected area in la hina searched. hawaii's governor says 10 to 20 people might be found. each day for the next several days. horrific situation that we are going to be monitoring the situation and bring you all the latest information live as soon as the news conference begins. >> our top story this half-hour. he's been almost 7 months since then. oakland police chief leronne armstrong was placed on leave and ultimately terminated by mayor sheng thao. armstrong has always insisted he was fired unjustly and is now backing up that claim with new legal action. >> sources telling kron 4 the former chief filed a legal claim against the city of oakland alleging he was fired

jessie: they're already making a difference.chools: reimagining public education. >>> welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and around the world. i'm omar jimenez live in new york. we're following breaking news out of florida. hurricane idalia is barreling toward florida's big bend coast

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. police are investigating and one of their own after an officer shot a man who was allegedly holding a knife kron four's. justine waldman has the story. >> still don't know exactly what led up to the shooting or the names of any of the officers involved. we do know the man who was shot is now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this happened around 10, 30 last night on joan street in the tenderloin. police say they were responding to reports of someone threatening- people with a knife video from the citizens app shows a heavy police presence at the scene. moments after that shooting. a police department spokesperson claims that the officers made, quote, consistent attempts to de-escalate the situation and reach a peaceful solution. but they were unsuccessful. and the officers say they were forced to open fire. >> but yeah, i don't have the exact details what the suspected that precipitated the shooting. bu

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jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> what we do in your a musel? >> not signing a soccer contract. >> that's exactly what the's professional athlete in american league sports history did, working his way through the club ranks in solano county before be notified by sacramento, he is now a full- fledged member of the roster. that means that he's actually eligible to play the sacramento republic taking on birmingham legion fc tomorrow night. >>'s parents will have to have some cash to the check for him. >>> tonight at 7:00, back to maui, joined by resident in lahaina, finding out that their home is gone. we will have them and much more coming up at 7:00 .>>> but up next on "nightly news," this. lester holt's conversation with hawaii's governor. what he's saying about an emergency warning system that he thinks works. " nightly news starts right now." thank you for joining us. >>> tonight, the desperate search for survivors in hawaii as the death toll r

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> in hawaii, search and rescue efforts continue 12 days after the fire on maui. the death toll has climbed to 114, and thousands remain missing. rescue teams have now searched 85% of the burned area. the governor of hawaii says the remaining 15% could take weeks because of an approaching storm. here's the latest from maui. >> reporter: fears of permanent displacement are growing among the survivors. >> we had a housing crisis before this fire. this took it to another level. >> reporter: fema has approved more than $5.5 million in aid for 2,000 households so far, promising each will receive an initial one-time payment of $700 for critical aid assistance. but with the sky high cost of living in hawaii, the morales family, who lost their home, say the critical aid isn't enough, and they still haven't been able to access it. the fire was one of four that broke out on the island of maui earlier this month, destroying th

jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> we do have some breaking news to tell you about. a fire burning in the port of oakland. you can see some of the smoke from the tower camera. quite a bit of it in fact. more so in the last couple of seconds. this is at the term cal that is a recycling yard with the recycling fires with concerns about chemicals in the volume of the material that could catch fire. we don't know much about this yet. but we are checking, sending our chopper there. we'll be sure to bring you more information the second we get it. >>> car break-ins across the bay area have become an epidemic. now there's a high-tech twist to how thieves might be picking their targets. john ramos shows us the sneaky way burglars are finding electronics, even if they are hidden out of sight. >> reporter: the police wanted us to do this story, not to teach people how to break in to cars. they already know how to do that. but to warn the public how easy it