, thanks so much. overall. justin, thanks so much- its _ overall. justin, thanks so much.anks so i much. as ever, good to see overall. justin, thanks so - much. as ever, good to see you. stay cool. you too. have a good day. temperatures reached 33 celsius across north east wales — the hottest day of the year so far in the uk — but barely worth a mention because we have dangerous heat for monday and tuesday. the welsh national record is going to be smashed monday afternoon, and for england monday and tuesday, seeing temperatures into the a0s — that's going to set a new mark for england and also for the uk. but we're talking about dangerous heat. the met office have got this red extreme heat warning — unprecedented heat warning — across these areas of england. there's also a broader amber weather warning in force across all of england and wales and a good chunk of scotland as well. these areas will have impacts to people's health, due to those high temperatures, and impacts to infrastructure as well. it's very dangerous. now, over the next few hours, temperatures come down t

justine. this is a live shot of what's going on to take the data live hands out taurus and the don't if you saw some noon but >> lots of yellow was out here. now you can see the reds poking out right there around yosemite. however, it is not ventured beyond that too far. we're looking a lot of green across the state and in fact, the bay area's remaining in the green, too little talk at their a berkeley, as you can see, that was the case earlier this afternoon. so that was a relatively recent wrinkle has developed. i suspect part of that's driven by the fact the winds not mixing that. by the way, speaking of mixing live shot of half moon bay. it's been kind of like this all day. mostly cloudy with the fog hanging around the coast. temperatures inland of warm nicely mid to upper 80's in the far east bay. we've got 70's up in the north. they remember this july, the end of july were going pretty good here. 82 for nevada won a cool 62. san francisco, 79 san jose. so the progress of this monsoon moi

justin, -- crisis. jane: justin, thank you for joining us. has left many struggling to bring wildfires under control. thousands forced to leave their homes in spain, portugal, greece, france, where thousand seven tackling glazes in the southwest of the country for days. our correspondent sent to this report. >> we drove towards the fire, following fire crews as they disappeared into the smoke. all around us the forest still smoldered, waiting for a chance to reignite. you can really taste and smell the smoke in the air here. while they are contained in part, they are still not under control, despite the drop in temperatures. you can see some of them still working over here. the key concern now is preventing fresh buyers from taking hold. >> the talked about apocalypse here. last week it was paradise. the campsites carry evidence of both, holiday memories spat out by flames, guests evacuated last week. >> it is hard work -- heartbreaking for the locals, the tourists that come here in the firemen feel the same way, but it makes us more determin

justin, thank. you.ining. thank you. it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello. a warm, sunny weekend ahead and if you are hoping for a bit of rain for your gardens we are not going to be seeing much, certainly over the next few days. temperatures build, high pressure in charge. still a fair amount of cloud lingering in the far north—west, parts of northern ireland, north and west scotland as well, some rain for the northern isles where temperatures in lerwick will be around 13 degrees. but down towards central and southern england 27 there towards the london region and it is going to be pretty hot for the women's final at wimbledon today, 27 there. hot and dry though for the men's final tomorrow stop 29, it could be 30 degrees on centre court. moving through this evening and overnight, a fine, warm end to the day, lots of late sunshine, light winds around. some mist and low cloud forming, particularly around some the irish sea coast throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures ten to 1a degrees

perfect. >> justin. >> guillermo: where's he at? oh, justin. >> how are you doing?illermo: i'm happy. i think i'm doing real good. right? >> you're doing great. >> guillermo: i'm going to throw you a ball and i want you to evaluate my throw. okay? >> evaluate your throw. >> guillermo: all right. ready? how am i doing right now? >> he gave you a zero for catching. >> guillermo: you gave me a zero? >> yeah. plus plus. >> guillermo, how fast do you throw? >> guillermo: it was 25. what was it? >> 34 was your highest. >> oh, my god, you wouldn't even get a ticket in a school zone, bro. >> guillermo: justin, who's your favorite player to take a shower with? >> to take a shower with? evan rios. >> guillermo: why? >> i can't tell you. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: hey, skoch. what do you think? how i did. >> guillermo, you're one of the most unathletic people i've ever seen and you're possibly intoxicated right now. and you have absolutely no business being on a major league baseball field. but congratulations, welcome to ball crew! [ applause ] >> three balls two strikes bott

justin? >>> now to a developing story the cdc confirmed 267 monkeypox cases in the state, about half of them right here in the bay area. so how contagious is this viral disease and how worried should we be? katie nielsen went to one expert to get answers. >> reporter: the vaccine for monkeypox is similar to smallpox, a disease eradicated in 1980. since then, most people in the u.s. have not been vaccinated and there aren't large supplies of the vaccine. >> it's terribly important we identify the people at high-risk for getting this and make sure they're protected. >> reporter: dr. john schwartzberg is an infectious disease expert at uc berkeley. he says while the current of cases are reported in men who have sex with other men the disease can be spread by any close skin-to-skin contact including kissing that lasts for an extended period of time. >> when you're out in pubc do, ion about it. >> reporter: monypn s worry for people going to the xwroesry store around people, sitting on b.a.r.t. ne

i'm justine waltman. wayne. i'm justine waltman. the news at 6 is next. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, all with no monthly service fee. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. tonight at 6, a fight turns into a fatal shooting and now a manhunt is underway for the person who shot and killed a man at a bay area. bowling alley. >> thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. and the shooting happened at the granada ball in downtown livermore on saturday night. >> the victim is 28 years old. kron four's terisa stasio is a

justine waltman in for vicki tonight. former white house aide sarah matthews who describes herself as a lifelong republican. >> said that former president trump poured gasoline on the fire by tweeting a combination of mike pence's refusal to go along with his plan to stop the certification of joe biden's victory. evidence presented showed a minute by minute account of trump's actions demonstrating how he just sat by watching the violence unfold on television by watching fox news at the white house. despite some of his closest advisers, gop lawmakers, his own son, don junior, urging him to do something to stop the attack. >> don junior first texted mister meadows at 2.53. hero. he's got to condemn this asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. mister meadows replied, i am pushing it hard. i agree. don junior responded. this is one you go to the mattresses on. they will try to his entire legacy if this on this, if it gets worse, we say go to the mattresses. what does that mean? >> just a reference for going all in. it's

justine greening, thanks for joining wednesday. justine greening, thanks forjoining us.afternoon. sunshine follows, scotland and northern ireland, and here we have a comfortable feel to the weather with temperatures in the low 20s, and the hottest again in east anglia and south—east england where we could see highs of 33 degrees. just like we have seen in recent nights, after such high temperatures by day, those temperatures are slow to fall away overnight so this is ten o'clock on tuesday night, 27 degrees in london. it will be another uncomfortable night. take a look at wednesday, slightly fresher and slightly less hot, reaching the south of the uk, it is still with temperatures in the high 20s but we have a few showers around for scotland and northern ireland but many will miss dose and stay dry with bright and sunny spells and where ever the sunshine comes out it will feel warm. temperatures in the low 20s in scotland and northern ireland but pretty warm in the southeast with height around 28,29. pretty warm in the southeast with height around 28, 29. we continue the

justin campbell joins us live as we countdown to the big show tonight. justin. yeah, that's right.big deal. we're on top were at the convention center. we're on the balcony. the city hasn't done fireworks in 2 years. they're getting prepared. all let you see where right here, our dan boulevard. >> they blocked it off. we're seeing some small street vendors that are coming down here. getting prepared for tonight. thousands of people that are expected going to start around 7 o'clock at discovery medal in fireworks. those fireworks will start off at 09:30pm, tonight. this city is saying that you can bring your dog, just make sure that if your dog is on a leash there also day music will start. it will be jazz music around 7 o'clock. so they're asking that you come down. >> around that time to start filling the street. but thousands of people expected to be here. people that i spoke to earlier. so excited because they have not seen fireworks in 2 >> years. and one thing i want to mention it is very hot outside. so if you're coming outside here, make sure you bring a bottle of water to c

thank you, justin. all right, justin, thanks a coming up, we all know run prices in san francisco are painfully high, but we have the latest on how the city ranks nationwide. a new report says some of the deadliest roads in california are right here in the bay area. >> and as inflation and the economy continue to fluctuate, politicians fight over who has a workable plan. and get ready for the weekend weather-wise. the fog is rolling in getting thick in spots. even a little drizzle out there. >> the latest inflation numbers look pretty discouraging, but the white house says new legislation just passed in congress should bring down. prices. our washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live from the nation's capital was more were shot. >> hey, good evening. the white house is trying to put a positive spin on this troubling economic numbers by pointing to new legislation that aimed at reducing inflation. >> it's only the democrats in washington who don't understand what's happening in this countr

it concerns justin trudeau.worst head of state in the world, he also has the most ridiculous costumes. justin trudeau loves to dress up, you are seeing examples on the screen now. some call this cultural appropriation. some call it something darker. this week he was at it again. he wore a new classroom to an event and was heckled by a man in the crowd. what was justin trudeau dressed as as he was yelled at? a, a cowboy, a biker, or speaking of the village people, a construction worker? dagen! >> he was dressed as a construction worker. >> tucker: that would be my guess with the naughty little mustache. was justin trudeau dressed as a construction worker? roll tape, please. >> this is a big deal! >> way, i have something to say. i think the big reveal is that tucker thinks construction workers have a naughty little mustache is. >> tucker: no, i don't! i said the justin trudeau version of a construction worker has a naughty little mustache. give me just one, the village people question. >> this is my mama, i'm goi

she appeared in a photograph with someone justin trudeau doesn't like.at least one check or balance left in canada. judge ordered her release from jail. keith wilson has her attorney. mr. wilson, thanks for coming on. are we over several find what happened to your client? did she commit some violent crime we are not aware of? >> no, she committed the most minor crime we have and it's called the crime of mischief. the police if they find teenagers misbehaving, they will get them go home back to the basement. it's remarkable what happened. as you know, our prime minister has expressed admiration for two different government systems in the world. one is communist china the other is his dear friend or perhaps more, castro's cuba. we are no longer the true north strong and free. >> tucker: no longer a free country and i say that with great sadness. is anyone noticing? if you're prime minister jails a woman and tries to keep her there without bail because she complained about it, that seems like a human rights violation of the most serious magnitude. has anyon

justin campbell kron 4 news. justin, thank you for that. monkeypox is spreading, but it's still a relatively rare disease. >> health experts stress to be careful about close physical contact with people who could be infected. the very latest information on the monkeypox spread and vaccination sites. scan that qr code. it will take you straight to our website. other news tonight, a man is under arrest for attempted murder after allegedly stabbing another man who worked at san francisco airport. it happened near baggage carousel for shortly before 5 this morning the victim works for clear. police say he was taken to a local hospital and is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect has been identified as 48 year-old samuel day. he was arrested and booked on attempted murder charges. passengers traveling through s today say they're concerned about the level of violence in general in society. >> as a traveler is as a person. >> lights. people likes new experiences and things of this sort that we have to worry about. this is we

and you've done this collaboration with justin collaboration with justin bieber, which i guess introduceda much wider audience. it was on your track attention. can you tell us how it happened? oh, yeah. because you did a remix of one of his songs. yeah, yeah, yeah. i did a remix for peaches... yeah. ..peaches remix. i was supposed to be on his album, thejustice album, but a lot of things happened, i couldn't make it. yeah, but we're still talking, and i had to do the peaches remix. and then, as time goes on, we kept sending songs and, you know, exchanging, "what's this? what's that?" — until we got attention. yeah, that was it. but it was when you worked withjustin bieber, that's what meant it broke into the uk's billboard chart. i wonder how you feel about the fact that you released a track, it does brilliantly in africa, but it's only when you rework a song with a white canadian megastar likejustin bieber that it gets to break into, for example, the uk billboard charts as that one did. the way i'll connect with my people, with my music, no matter how much of an influence someone else fr

former student claims he was abused and he said even a janitor saw the incident and did nothing for justin campbell live for us outside sierra mountain middle school with the latest on the lawsuit. justin. >> spoke to the lawyer today and she tells me that her client is now 38 years old and he was allegedly sexually abused when he was. >> in the 8th grade 13 years, 13 years old. he came forward after seeing that his teacher was arrested last year. take a look at your screen. you can see san jose police arrested ronald gardner, a teacher and coach here at on middle school in 2021 for assault. now, this new lawsuit against the school says gardner allegedly exhibited grooming behavior spending time before in after school driving. hugging them into performing acts. >> he was sent to by his teacher. classroom after school repeatedly. the school district failed to school district was negligent in allowing this teacher to be a long one. but this child day after day after school hours behind one door that was locked. >> now i reached out to the school district for comment and they said they are no

since january, the biden administration since about $8 billion justin -- just in so-called security. defense contractors were making this, and that's what they did in this lobby. but, you have to ask, once we send these weapons to ukraine, where do they go? no one knows where they go. no one is keeping track. biden administration officials have admitted that to "the wall street journal." this is handed to the ukrainian government. officials said they had little to no knowledge of where that

>>> justin, take a look at this.'t want this guest at your wedding, an unexpected one in hawaii, a giant wave from the pacific ocean. the newlyweds say the waves took out their cateri ing tables and one of the bars. despite the kradiness it tcrazi it turned out to be an amazing wedding as well. >> didn't stop the party. if anything it made everybody closer really quick. >> i'm going to want to dry off after that one. the cake luckily survived and no one was injured in the chaos. ooh, thank goodness. >> wow. >> i'm glad everyone was safe. >> yes. >> i watched their interview and they said they still had a good time >> they got married made the best of it. >> have a few drinks. >> it was kind of a scary situation. >> you saw it coming toward them, ooh. >> what a "splash" at the wedding. >> i like what you did there. >> you have the vision of your wedding, everything in your mind, what you have planned and a big crashing wave changes everything. >> if they're in love that's all that matters. congrats to them. >>> time i

that's a look at your drive, justin. >> darren and g horsing around.ting because this weekend bill pickett rodeo is galloping its way to the east bay. it's honoring black cowboys and cowgirls. i spoke with the president and the owner of bill pickett rodeo about the importance of this. >> he's out. >> reporter: for 38 years, valeria howard cunningham has been right there. >> i was the business person. he was the visionary, the dreamer. you know, he just wanted to take the rodeo everywhere and have everybody to experience it. >> reporter: that visionary, lou visson. lou lived in oakland decades ago but went to a rodeo show in wyoming and didn't notice any black cowboys and cowgirls so he wanted his bay area community to have this rodeo experience. >> he decided he was going to create an african american rodeo association. he did of that in 1984. and, you know, here we are 38 years later. he passed away in 2015. >> reporter: so now valeria is leading it. she said there are many horse people in oakland, so this weekend's show is big in the east bay because

justin? >>> live to san francisco now.ay be seeing more people atop tour buses rolling across the bay area these days. the fourth of july brought in big rubs. reed cowan spent the morning with tourists and bus companies feeling hopeful and keeping their fingers crossed that travel appears to be finally coming back. >> reporter: here is the bus and one of many steeples. look, san francisco, the return of people. >> we are really busy. very, very busy. we had a really good weekend. >> i hear them saying no more covid. y rr:amal drives, telling me the tourists on top of his bus didn't stop with the fourth of july and it's good to be back on the road again. >> it's a beautiful city. a little bit cold. >> reporter: this family braving cooler temperatures from overseas with a wide-eyed son seeing the sights. they're from far away, while others -- >> we just wanted to explore and have some fun. >> reporter: like this family live in the states but came to leave a piece of their heart in the city by the bay. want proof? don't you f

i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news, ken and pam, back to you. justine, thank you. the department of public health says it received more than 4200 doses of the vaccine this morning. >> and the walk-in vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital will reopen on monday morning when it comes to positive cases. health experts of the bay area are sounding the alarm on how the virus is disproportionately affecting people of color. kron four's rob nesbitt. look at the numbers to try to find out why this is happening. there's no easy answer as to why the majority of monkeypox cases are happening among the latino community and other people of color. >> scientists are looking into it and doing everything they can to get the information out to those who need it most in order to stop the spread of monkeypox, you first need to look at who's testing positive from the north bay to the south bay, where doctor sara cody give an update wednesday of the 39 people with monkeypox a little over half belonged to the latinx community. it's a similar story in san francisco where a major

that's a look at your "money watch" report, justin? tomorrow, a new state law is set to go into effect that could mean the end of the road for independent truckers. ab-5 known as the gigworker bill was passed in 2019. the state law reclassifies independent contractors as employees. the suit claimed the law would devastate the trucking industry. john ramos spoke with independent truckers and business owners who say this could be disastrous. >> reporter: ab-5 was intended to give transport workers more workplace protections but for truckers who own and operate their own rigs, it may be the end of the road, and that's going to affect all of us. on thursday, the u.s. supreme court made news again, this time by refusing to hear a challenge by california truckers to the new law that requires truck drivers to be employees of the trucking companies they do business with. >> this ruling really took everybody off guard, especially the way they, at the speed they kicked this back, essentially made it law. >> reporter: the problem is, nearly all o

justin believes the culprits were once customers. he tells us the store just started using the atm after it sat empty for the last decade. >> and so it's a little disheartening and a shame, you know, a customer that would come in and maybe buy ice cream or support you and then come in and rob you. >> reporter: the store has been targeted by thieves multiple times in the last 12 years, but never to this extent. long-time customers like miller is helping. >> i heard the wheels screeching and the glass breaking. i just thought there was another side show. and i felt terrible for my neighbors and my friends that are here in this business. crime has risen so much in the diamond district. >> reporter: crime justin hopes police will address to prevent his doors from closing again as he hopes to reopen within a month. >> so it's tough to feel safe here in the city of oakland. >> reporter: in oakland velena jones nbc bay area news. >>> well up next where is everyone going? the new study to give us a look at which city has home buyers here fro

justin. >> oh, yeah, they're getting ready here. they started shutting down the streets at 3 o'clock. we are on the balcony here at the convention center. what a view that we have all have a photographer, rudi garcia pan off, you can see below us is that our wind in there's some people that are starting to set up. they're asking the city that you a little bit after 7 o'clock, people are coming now. you can see they have their picnic they add they are getting ready to watch the show. music will start that discovery medal at about 7 o'clock. and then an hour and a half later, the fireworks show will start. it has been 2 years since the city of san jose is put on fireworks. that show is expected to last for 25 minutes. thousands of people expected here on the streets. there are some small street vendors selling little things. but if you're coming out here tonight, bring a bottle of water. it's very hot outside. make maybe not just one bring too also pats anything that you want to stay cool there. also, the city is saying that you can b

well, canadian prime minister justin trudeau commented on the transfer of the turbine for the russianord stream 1 pipeline. he says that it was a difficult decision, i remind you that on july 10, the media reported that canada agreed to hand over a repaired siemens turbine to germany. it is needed in order to restore the full operation of the russian gas pipeline, the nord stream, the first in ukraine, they said that canada succumbed to pressure from russia, the turbine built by the german company siemens energy canada canada was repaired at the company's plants in montreal, but its return to russia was complicated by the sanctions that canada imposed after the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine , these sanctions prohibit the export of certain technology goods to russia, including the turbine in fact, by returning the turbine, canada made an exception for russia, german high-ranking officials called on canada to find a way to return the turbine, since germany allegedly feared that russia would use the issue as an excuse to shut down the nord stream pipeline and thus impede germany

i'm justine waldman, kron, 4 news, justine, thank you. president biden is back in the oval office today after testing negative for covid-19 twice in the past. 24 hours. >> the white house says the president will continue to wear a mask for the next few days, although he has ended his isolation. he received a positive diagnosis last week and has worked from the white house residence until today. the president used his recovery as an example for why americans should get vaccinated right now about 67% of the u.s. population is vaccinated against the virus. president also highlighted the effectiveness of the antiviral drug paxlovid which he took. >> you don't need to be president to get these tools to use for your defense. in fact, the same booster shots the same at home test the same treatment that i got is available to you. >> health officials say vaccine manufacturers are working on updated boosters, which they hope will be ready for the fall and better suited to fight the current. >> variants. let's check on our weather in the 4 zone fore

justin timberlake, long downhill putt for birdie. timberlake can do more than just sing and dance, rock your body. nails it. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes loved it as well. as for steph, the approach shot on 13. 97 yards out. watch him spin this back into the cup that is an eagle. curry celebrates like he just beat the celtics again. steph is tied for tenth. washington capal t.j. oshie leads after round one. >>> green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers is one of 13 former mvps in the field. the 38-year-old is playing in the event for the 18th year, and told our vern glenn about the first time he played in tahoe. >> i was just a kid in a candy shop. man, i get to walk 18 holes with michael jordan? are you kidding me? >> did he sign for you? >> i didn't ask him, man. you got to keep it cool. you got to keep it cool. but now i look around and got these young gun here is who watched me when i was a kid. so it's fun to still be here and to see that flip. >>> across the pond, novak djokovic vasing cam norie. djokovic flips the drop

i'm justine waldman in for pam moore. tonight, the oak fire is

in san jose, justin dorsey, abc 7 news.: two northbound lanes are closed on highway 101 between the robin williams tunnel and row dayo avalanche in salesmanship heat to. cal trans closed the lanes at 10:00 p.m. last night until monday morning. delays are expected to last as long as an hour. crews will be repaving the road there and replacing a damaged drainage system. people here in the bay area are pry to process the loss of japan's former p.m., shinzo abe, abc news reporter zach fuentes spoke with local leaders reflecting on the close ties abe had with the bay area. the reporter: this is former japanese prime minister shinzo abe right here in the bay area visiting stanford in 2017, what many called an historic visit by the then japanese head of state. >> i think that was very important to him, because he really wanted to focus on how best to connect silicon valley's innovation, entrepreneurship, and use that to advance japan's economy and connect our two countries. >> the reporter: the a man who has stanford ties was in j

justin? today, gianna, interest rates are likely to get another hike in what would be the fourth time since march. the increases by the fed are aimed at taming the inflation that's now squeezing american consumers. cbs' dan lieberman reports from new york. >> reporter: the federal reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate again today. officials signaled the hike will be at least three-quarters of a percentage point. >> cost of everyday food items has gone up, the cost of luxury goods has gone up, everything has gone up. >> the central bank's central goal is to curb inflation. now at its highest level in over 40 years. >> the typical american household needs to spend almost $500 more a month to buy the same goods and services that they were buying a year ago. that's a lot of money. >> reporter: white house economic adviser brian deese says the biden administration is committed to getting soaring prices under control. >> it's our view that inflation is the topic and a priority we

justin, platform regionally. good morning to you. so, justin, good morning to you.'s talk about nadhim zahawi, and some of the tabloids are implying that actually, he will may be, you know, bring in new cuts and taxes which is something rishi sunakfought against taxes which is something rishi sunak fought against when it came to his relationship with borisjohnson? came to his relationship with boris johnson?— boris johnson? there is a differentiation _ boris johnson? there is a differentiation between i boris johnson? there is a i differentiation between the treasury and the government an exception the question what does boris wants his way in he will now get his policies through but other markets going we magic through a clear and consistent radio broadcast —— the message being right now it is a critical time, so many challenges coming from all fronts. if challenges coming from all fronts. ., ~ challenges coming from all fronts. . ~ ., ., fronts. if we talk about nadhim zahawi, fronts. if we talk about nadhim zahawi. what — fronts. if we talk about nadhim zahawi, w

justin rowlatt, bbc news. they look fantastic, don't they?n this programme so don't go anywhere. among the stories we will cover in a business coverage is taking a look at the 11 coverage is taking a look at the ii conservative mps have put themselves forward to be the new leader of the conservative party and, of course, prime minister. as you can see there, foreign secretary liz truss is the latest to join the list, and she has made various promises. she says on day one she will cut taxes but the question is this is the right medicine for the uk economy? all that and more next, in a moment. i will see you soon. hello. sunday, scotland and northern ireland saw their highest temperatures of the year so far. monday could well be the turn of wales and england, so feeling just as hot out there, if not hotter. and a lot of sunshine, yes, though increasing high cloud will turn things hazier out there. and if you're looking for rain, this is the next five days. while some will push in towards north—western areas — not very much, mind you — but where

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. a live look outside and somewhere underneath that cloud layer is san francisco clouds and a lot of fog. and the fog is kind of nice, warm sense of relief in the school, school on the coastline. let you know, you've got some place to go in the bay area. if you want to cool off some places still a bit on the hot side around the bay area away from the coastline to get in the east bay. you're still talking about 90's there again today. but that fog really moving in along the coastline right now across the golden gate bridge, the spot again across the bay now as well going to be making its way well on shore again. still some places very warm. no fog in conquer right now. 80 degrees. 72 in livermore, 80 in pittsburgh. so hot. 92 in brentwood. then you've got 55 cooling off. now that sea breeze in petaluma. but that fog and low cloud cover will spread further on shore tonight into the bay. it started starting to stretch inland right now. more of that on the way. kind of interesting, though,

justin, one of the major issues. yes, so far today i spoke to an official here at the san jose airport and they tell me everything is running smoothly, all step aside. so you can actually see what the line looks like behind me. not a lot of people outside. >> here at this time. but we'll show you some video of what it looked like a little bit earlier inside, as you can at those check-in, not a lot of lines here. trip away predicting 47.9 million people expected to travel this holiday weekend. not all of them by air others that will be driving. but here's our second piece of video last weekend. this wasn't the case saturday, june 25th. the check-in line was all the way outside of the building here at san jose airport. they tell us 3 of the 4 x-ray for checked bags actually went down, which slowed southwest ability to check in bags. but they tell us that has been travelers that we spoke to here today. take a listen to what they had to say about how their experience is gone so far so good. it's not as busy as i, you kno

justin purdie: i'm the quieter one. jane and i weren't too surprised, i don't think, that olivia was on the gender spectrum. i don't thk we qui knew what the gender spectrum was but we knew that olivia was not conventional. olivia: they have boy words and, like, girl words. georgie: of course, yeah. justin: there's lots of questions and in my work, i'm quite analytical and i wanna analyze things and look at pathways and try and find the solution. and there's no nice clear-cut solution. so in many respects you do just have to roll with it. i do worry what the future holds but if i feel that if olivia was to try and live as a girl or as a boy that olivia wouldn't be true to olivia. olivia: i told her to just call me by my name but, like, i guess she sort of ignored that part, like, she did-- georgie: having a child come out as gender diverse is often quiue confronting and challenging for the parent. and a number of parents i see would've never even heard the word "non-binary" before their children tells them that "this is

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justin andrews joins us live in studio. there's a really important reminder, pretty much, though, we're focusing on san jose, but for all the bay area. >> it is if you live in santa clara county or across the bay area. there are specific areas where fireworks are illegal. this is no joke. brush and vegetation is drastically dry. san jose fire says one spark can cause rapid and risky fires that are 100% preventable. >> in the city of san jose, all fireworks, even those labeled safe and sane, are illegal to use, own, or sell. conditions we're seeing in the community, you know, we've got a lot of very dry vegetation out there, it takes one spark from an illegal firework to start a fire that could impact, you know, homes and businesses and the environment. >> we don't want that to happen because it takes mere seconds for things to grow out of control. san jose fire is upstaffing this weekend, as they anticipate increasing calls. the department admits it's seen a dramatic decrease in the number of fireworks they saw in 2020. for

justin. >> yeah, that's right. david tovar junior was on armed, but police say they had reason to believe he was armed when he was trying to evade law arrest last year when they shot and killed them. police body camera from january 2021. shows officers chasing david tovar junior to an apartment complex on the east side of san watch tomorrow was shot 6 times by san jose police officers and died and it was quite obvious that he was just holding up his pants as he was running. >> attorney representing 2 bars family says 2 of our should not have been killed shot him while he was running away from santa clara county's deputy district attorney robert baker disagrees saying in the district attorney's report to barr had a documented criminal history of putting innocent people at risk and then officers believe tow bar was armed and could have been a threat. >> also in the da's report, one expert says the police department tactics were flawed. officers fired rounds hitting occupied apartments. and although the police departm

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news for the latest information on the disease, including a monkeypox case tracker and vaccination sites. you can scan this qr code. it will take you straight to our website. >> the sonoma raceway says it is reviewing its policies after 2 confederate flags were discovered at camp sites. the flag flew over the weekend during a national hot rod event at the raceway. the raceway's website says displays of the confederate flag are prohibited. photographs of one of the flash were sent to the naacp of santa rosa. sonoma. the group's president said that the raceway needs to do more to prevent acts of hate, saying, quote, sonoma raceway must maintain continue to be proactive in addressing the harmful. the elegy is of racism that plague our country and that are shared by some of its patrons. the raceway released a statement on the flags reading in part our procedures to manage incidents like this are a top priority and will be further refined to prevent future incidents. sonoma raceway

justin has to get back for his dinner shift. he's got meat to chop.the many on board who don't have any medical training. it is tempting. i will have a bit of everything. people come here to serve for months and years, and sometimes only a couple of weeks in any number of roles. emmanuel is a biomedical engineerfrom benin, and a long—termer on mercy ships. so, would you say this is a good way of seeing the world? i think so. you get to share with local communities, and you get to learn something from them. sometimes also there is resilience, if i can call it, they go through so much but they don't give up. what is your favourite part about being on the road, or should i say on the sea? to be able to have this community, these friendships — you get to meet people from all over the world. i think it is a blessing. emmanuel is here for the work, less so the travel. his favourite memories all involve the people he has helped, ratherthan the places he has been. and his outlook is not untypical. voluntourism is nothing new, but what is happening here feels

i'm justine waltman. and if you think that covid is spreading now we're learning it's only going to get worse during flu season. the biden administration is buying 10's of millions of more doses of moderna's covid shots to target specific variants kron four's camila barco has details. >> the new booster shots are aimed at targeting the latest subvariants causing the rise in covid cases and even with the new vaccines in the pipeline bay area, doctors are warning everyone not to let their guard down. covid is still here. the now dominant strain. the 8.5 omicron subvariant >> is causing a massive wave of infections. so your protection that you thought you had because maybe you got. omicron subvariant ba 0.1 or b 8.2. >> are any of the sub sub variants doesn't protect you from the 8.5, that's why we're seeing the surge that we're seeing right now. >> pfizer and moderna created a new booster shot to target these highly contagious subvariants. it could be in the arms of millions of americans. >> later this fall

justin? >>> p.o.s.t.ing the station's leading gun safety laws.eep the streets safe. >>> here in the weather center we're tracking your cooling trend this afternoon. things are changing into our weekend forecast. more is coming up. >>> your friday light commute not so light. we have delays in oakland and foggy bridges this morning. i'll have all of that coming up. >>> and a new exhibit in san francisco is giving you a look into decades of protests against inequality. coming up later, an inside look at how you can

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