(justin laughs) - [justin] let's see. do you think that there's anything wrong? how these things should be designed for people? - yes. (laughs) space suits are traditionally built like big bubbles. theoretically, there are garments that could tighten around your body, equivalent to the gas that you're breathing. which woulbe much tighter fitting, potentially more mobility that could revolutionize how space suits work. we're gonna let air back into the chamber. - oh wow. that definitely changed very quickly. - [narrator] buthat's not the only problem they're solving. moon dust is sharp and very fine grained. the particles get everywhere and can cause life threatening injuries if inhaled. final frontier's eva suit has a unique feature to prevent this from happening. the rear port can dock directly with a landing craft or rover. - is this like an entrance on the backside? - [ted] that's right. yeah. you get in through the back. this will allow an interface with a suit port. so you can be inside your rover and jump in the space suit without bringing dust into the rov

are you justin? >> i am justin. >> okay, cool. i'm jodi.okay. >> right from the start justin was calm and cooperative. >> i'm investigating a case, an older case and i'm just going back and to talk with the friends or the people who knew brittani marcell. >> okay. >> it's from'08. >> okay. >> hansen invited the detectives into his home, where gonterman started off with the basics. >> do you remember hanging out with her at her sunglass place ever? >> not hanging out with her. i walked by, maybe and kind a just, "hey, how ya doin'? what's new? how's your family? how's your sisters? " that kind of stuff. >> on a like, on a regular basis or do you just remember, like -- >> no, no, no. just when i -- when i think when i was working at the mall. i'd just happen to walk by and say "hi. " it wasn't like a hanging out, regular basis type thing. >> because she--'cause brittani actually remembers you coming in and visiting her and hanging out and talking with her, like twice a week. >> no, no. >> after a few minutes of this, gonterman told hansen wha

. - [justin] it alst reminds me of like a palace. (laughs) not like a laboratory or research environment, but more like a science palace. can you tell us about what's going on here in high level? - sure. right in front of us is the rainforest, you have a big ocean and then you have a desert. - [narrator] it was an audacious idea. build a small scale version of earth, in completely closed quarters. in a matter of years, they recreated a wide array of ecosystems that originalltook billions of years on earth to evolve. to succeed, biosphere 2 needed to be completely self-contained and sealed off with nothing brought in or taken out. - [biosphere volunteer] we have to recycle the nutrients. we're recycling our water, our air. we're recycling everythi. - [narrator] in 1991, 8 volunteers of biospherians lived inside biosphere 2 for two full years. like a future habitat on mars, biosphere 2 had to be perfectly thought out and highly engineered. the health and safety of future explorers depended on its success. any habitat on mars would need

justin campbell, thank you so much. we'll come back to later on during our breaking news out we're also seeing some a new life, a new pictures. >> into our newsroom here showing us the emergency vehicles. i'm not sure of the location of where ambulances our but the live picture. that's the smaller screen. that's right. outside of the entrance. the bigger video here that we're looking at is this new video into our newsroom even valley medical center in castro valley. that's where 3 victims went that we have underd now from a hospital spokesperson that one person has been discharge. so they're treating 2 victims from the oakland shooting there at even valley medical center. we can see the ambulances that were there outside of this trauma center. we can also see that the the doctors walking in and out when we checked in with theresa who is at highland hospital in oakland where 3 other victims from this school shooting were taken. she said that she saw oakland police detectives going in and out of the emergency room, possib

justin, are police still there?s, pam police are still here, but we are on the side of fontaine street on the sidewalk. and police have just open the street. so now people can go by. i will step to the side. we're even closer. we've been making our way closer and closer. this all afternoon, right outside of the school. what you're looking at, you can see all of these oakland police spoke to that detective a little while ago when they tell me that they are still in this processing the scene to school. there are shell that's what they told me. but they will be here having this area cordoned off. but the street will be open back to traffic as in terms of processing the scene. how long that will take? we don't another question that people been asking will school be open tomorrow? that is something open police cannot give me an answer so we're working to learn more information. we know that there is a school boarding school board meeting tonight. and as we learn more information on that, we'll be able to give that to you

here is abc news reporter justin finch.justin: southwest florida in shambles after hurricane ian roared ashore, lashing the area with mere category five storm strikes. >> you watch thing starting to fly. part of the roof went off. the rest of the roof went off. the walls caved in. justin: the difficult search for survivors is underway. >> it is very challenging for rescuers, very dangerous. they are dealing with high water. cities that do not look like cities anymore. justin: victor with the cajun navy, this mother and daughter were rescued from the top of their car. >> three hours watching the water rise. what was that like? >> i thought i was going to die. >> this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. just in the number of deaths from -- justin: the number of deaths from the storm is likely to rise significantly. >> the impact of the storm is historic and the damage has been historic. justin: the southwest florida landscape is transformed, the u.s. coast guard surveying damage from above. barreling east o

justin: outer bands are already being felt. heavy wind and rain in key west and a possible tornado west of miami. and after barreling across cuba like a buzz saw nothing in the past now except warm water and florida. here we are right now. the wind is whipping up and we are hours away from hurricane ian making landfall in southwest florida bringing with it more of these conditions, torrential rain, whipping wind and the storm surge that has so many concerned. kumasi: thank you for the report and my question is that from florida i know that a lot of people will ride out the storm, are using a lot of people doing that or have people evacuated? justin: as someone who has lived in florida i can tell you this storm has felt a little bit different in the response. we have seen a lot of people go both ways. the ones that do want to stay say they will do so with all the proper equipment and gear and are really saying they will do it safely. others say it is not worth the risk as the storm looks and feels different than the ones in the

julian: justin finch is live in st. petersburg for us. here is where a critical part of that recovery is taking place. they are helping families get there lights back on. the recovery is now underway. they are in a race against time. destruction as far as the eye can see. left in shambles after hurricane ian reached the shore. >> part of the roof went off. the rest of the roof went off. the walls caved in. justin: the search for survivors underway. >> they are dealing with high water and cities that do not look like cities anymore. >> three hours watching the water rise. what was that like? >> it was scary. i thought i was going to die there. justin: president biden morning that the number of deaths is likely to rise significantly. >> the impact of the storm are historic, and the damage that was done has been historic. trsformed. surveying a week brought heavy d heavy storm surges. there were bought arrestees in daytona beach. justin: the governor ron desantis saying that many rescue missions happened yesterday. they actually cleared airs

>> yeah, thanks so much, justin.n having a tremendous impact on people around the world as well as locally there in london. we saw that mother you were just speaking with bringing even her young child out for this moment. some. >> can you speak to the energy from different people there on my imagine this is a moment of both celebration and mourning. >> yeah, that's right. 70 just as you heard from that mother and especially for women and one of the biggest things they said they're never most likely in their lifetime. going to see another moment like this. >> due to the fact that the way the succession works. so this is something that they are really proud of. her majesty was on the monarch for 70 7 decades. so that's a long time. and so for them, this is something that they want to pay honor and also see what next steps charles will do, what they're telling me. they would like to see king charles really preserve his mother's legacy, but also change a few things. so it's moment of excitement. also while they are sad a

justine, back to you. all right. thanks so much. city leaders in antioch are now eyeing police reform. this after the mayor announced last month that 8 patrol officers are the focus of an investigation being led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office. >> called for swift ago explains the policy changes being discussed. >> we need to build trust trust that has been eroded during the past month between the antioch police department and the community. it serves to put things in the proper perspective. we first must embrace the concept of due process with respect to our members. moving forward. however, i'll be answering some internal control mechanisms allowing us to better assess our systems and processes from with. and during a news conference at city hall tuesday council members, monica wilson and to me shots for his joined in chief doctor steven for to announce 3 reforms the council intends to discuss and develop during upcoming police oversight subcommittee meetings. the policies would then be put to a v

justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, thank you for that report. an underground electrical fire cut off power in morgan hill tonight. >> pg says between 505,000 customers are affected by that. the fires in the area damani avenue and del monte lane. cal fire is on the scene. we'll keep you posted as we get more information on that. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at san francisco or you can clearly see the power is on along market street. that's for sure. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with more on what to expect tonight and tomorrow. yeah, boy, what a day we had today. the sun shining in the temperatures. >> absolutely. just blistering hot around the bay area. beautiful look outside right now. you can see skies are mostly clear out. there's the sun has set on another record-breaking day and this one very, very impressive. live. more again, hitting 116 degrees. napa 100 and 15 degrees. santa rosa 115 degrees. redwood city, 110 degrees. that's amazing. inside the bay san jose. also santa clara valley, 109 de

justin, what have you learned tonight? >> yeah, we are about a block and a half away from the score. if you look behind me, you can see this officer that is here blocking. but he told us a minute before a live shot. they're going to allow us to go closer and what you're looking at. it's kind of hard to see because there are some trees, but we're about a block and a half away from the school. >> you can see there's maybe some tape there is a headquarters where a makeshift command post that they have made up there. and i've been speaking to people as they've been walking through this area, trying to get their car. i just spoke to a person that told me his mother went to pick up their his brother was inside of the classroom and had no clue that there wasn't even a school his mother saw a woman that was outside crying and his brother tonight shipping up just with the fact that there was a school shooting that happened in. he had no clue he didn't hear anything. couldn't see anything. oakland police to now tonight looking for w

here is abc news reporter justin finch.rgent as the latest political flashpoint. this man among some 50 migrants including several children who landed in martha's vineyard thursday. when asked, he said he has no idea he was in massachusetts. florida governor ron santos on why he had them flown there. governor desantis. we are not a sanctuary state. it is expensive. >> there is nothing tough about using women and children for your home political gain. justin: more landing in washington, d.c. they were bused to the vice president's home. it forced officials to scramble to assist. since april, texas has bused more than 8000 migrants to d.c. and 2500 to new york city since early august. >> this is a national responsibility and should be a national burden. justin: governor newsom tweeting what he they are doing -- what they are doing is cool using kids as political ponds. president biden challenging republicans to help draft a bipartisan solution. pres. biden: it is long overdue to come to the table to provide a pathway for citi

justine waldman, kron, 4 news. thank you. justine. staying in san jose. now police arrested one person after serving a search warrant on 2 suspected brothels. >> the reported braunfels on bass is street near island park and on winterberry avenue off of interstate 2.80, police say they serve the 2 search warrants after a number of tips from members of the community. the suspected brothels are believed to be connected during the search. police say 4 suspected commercial workers were contacted identified and provide it with needed resources. one man suspected of operating one of the establishment was arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant. the investigation is going. san jose police say more charges could be coming in the near future. >> milpitas police are looking for a man who they say shot at detectives this morning. here's a scene where officers say they last saw the man happened about 4 o'clock this morning at the time up, just police officers were responding to another incident when they say they saw the man break into a car. officers say the man

justin campbell joining us live at westminster abbey this morning. justin. >> good morning, james.rning, and this morning we heard from him, the king charles, the 3rd addressed hundreds of lawmakers inside of westminister. abby, that is this church behind me. if you're not familiar with london and basically this really breaks down to seeing what type of relationship the king will have with parliament will show you the video of him arriving today. if you look on your screen, he was greeted this morning inside of the church. former prime minister boris johnston and other lawmakers were they he told parliament this is living breathing instrument of our democracy. he also took some time to speak about his late mother, queen elizabeth. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we gather today in remembrance of the remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to nations and peoples. well, that the young, the late pledge to so to serve her country and to people and to maintain the pressures principles of constitutional government which lie at the nation. >> now, i want to add interestin

i'm justine waltman. the woman who died has been identified as 25 year-old karina castro of san carlos. this is a photo of her that we've just received to the kron. 4 news room, the man who allegedly beheaded this young mother. with a sword has also been identified by investigators. he is 33 year-old jose rafael solano land data. he is now facing homicide charges. the shocking killing took place after that woman was attacked right outside of her apartment. witnesses were able to flag down deputies to alert them about this sword attack. and those witnesses say land data fled on foot before deputies arrived only to return to the crime scene. a short time later. and that's when he was finally taken into police custody. neighbors say they're still terrified. >> this is absolutely horrifying. this is terrifying. i have a child who's here part of the time. lot of children live in this neighborhood. nobody should have this happen in their neighborhood no matter where they live. >> lynn data was booked into the s

justin: it targets the omicron and subvariants.nyone 18 and older with a primary series can get the modernity shot. anyone 12 and up can get the pfizer booster. only pfizer remains possible for kids five to 12. >> the county's own sites expect to be ready within a day to give large quantities. justin: women's can be made. the public health director recommends -- appointments can be made. the public health director recommends the vaccines. she up laws the work the community has done thus far and said this is the next step in saving lives. >> people are tired of adapting behaviors and they cannot adapt behaviors for two and a half years. that is why it is incredibly important to have an updated vaccine, booster, that you can get boosted and feel more confident that you have protected yourself. justin: cdc recommendations will be announced soon. liz: we are tracking monkeypox cases aired one third of cases with the highest number, 740, in san francisco. this map is updated daily wh the latest information released by individual countie

so hey, there's that justine.the forecast a unusual this time of year. we'll take it though. every drop counts. thanks for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm justine waldman. have a great day. we'll see you on friday. everybody, stand by. [theme music] get your mind right. cameras, headset, please. 15 seconds. [theme music] you better get moving. ready or not. stand by, dr. phil. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. dr. phil: today on an all new dr. phil. there have been 27 school shootings so far this year. i just started screaming her name, but i never heard anything back. the police officers failed you. dr. phil: what do all these school shooters have in common? they feel like the world has ignored them, and now they're trying to get everybody to pay attention. lock up your guns where they cannot get to them.

justin finch, abc news, washington. stop placing sandwiches with paddington bear outside buckingham palace. the queen made a promotional video with paddington bear where she and the characters sipped some tea when the queen revealed she carried a marmalade sandwich in her purse. officials have asked the public to only place flowers without public -- lasting so they can be composted. reggie: another interest rate hike after inflation went up in august. u.s. consumer prices rose more than expected despite falling gas prices. the cost of goods and services increased .1% compared to july, up 8.3 percent in august from a year ago. this adds pressure to the federal reserve as it decides whether to impose another interest rate hike. that is likely why you are seeing the stock market fall down this morning nearly 610 points. burger king is getting a $400 million makeover. the chain has seen rough years financially and are hoping major investments will change that. a key part to the plan -- make people fall in love with the whop

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thank you for that, justin. and now to our 4 zone forecast way. all we want to know is what is going start to cool down. there's your shot of san francisco. >> were spent in the upper 80's in the last hour or so, even but little bit higher than that earlier. laura, so this is just temperatures we are not accustomed to for this many days in a row. no, not at all. in fact, i think tomorrow may even be a little bit hotter around the bay or if you can believe that. i mean, today was incredibly hot record breaking heat breaking out around the bay area. 116 degrees in little more. 108 in napa. santa rosa checking in at 112 degrees. redwood city even inside the bay. that's incredible. heat. 107 degrees. 104 in san jose. even 100 degrees in the museum in oakland. those were the only ones canfield. also second record of 107 degrees. temperatures go international airport. 97. that was a record in gilroy. just blazing hot at 112 degrees. so as you can on believe will heat and that continues. but look at half moon bay. you're trying to beat the heat. they're

justin tucker, the ravens' 32-year-old kicker, lines up beyond midfield, beyond the tail of the lionsis is for an nfl-record 66 yards. >> reporter: and action. >> on its way. >> i felt the thud of the ball. i knew it was going to have a chance. but i didn't know for sure until i saw the ball hit the crossbar. >> it bounces off the crossbar. and it's good! oh, my goodness! >> i think that's when we all knew that we had just been a part of an historic moment. >> reporter: note the reaction of his coach, john harbaugh. tucker's teammates were equally giddy. >> ah! let's go! >> reporter: what made it remarkable? for one the sheer distance. by a matter of inches the 66-yarder set a new nfl record for longest field goal ever. but also, since when have you heard this kind of swooning over a kicker? >> we'll be talking about this forever. >> no doubt. >> so proud of you, man. >> he's the best ever. >> best ever? >> best that's ever done it. >> reporter: john harbaugh says it's not just because of tucker's record breaker in detroit. >> what is his secret kicking sauce? >> you know, he's a very

abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. the fighting in ukraine now ongoing for more than 200 days and momentum shifting once again, now many kremlin supporters are questioning president putin and the war as russian troops scramble to abandon territory they once held following a series of ukrainian counterstrikes. this morning, signs ukraine is making headway in its wide-ranging counteroffensive. ukrainian fighters raising their nation's flag in the northeast kharkiv region. this map showing in blue more than a thousand square miles of land ukrainian officials say they have taken back near kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city. in his nightly address, ukraine's president zelenskyy saying the path to victory is difficult but that troops will manage. already ukraine's escalating attacks are forcing russians to retreat. >> this operation was forcible because of the resolve of the armed forces, because our commanders from the president to every commander in the battlefield are so devoted to the victory. >> reporter: back in mo

justin campbell kron. 4 news can't wait for the new camera. thanks, justin.d theranos founder elizabeth holmes is requesting a new trial in a court filing. holmes's attorneys claim that a key witness for the prosecution regrets that he played a role in her conviction was earlier this year that holmes was convicted of 4 counts of fraud during the trial. >> a former theranos lab director testified that he repeatedly raised concerns about the accuracy of the blood test. they were being given to patients in the court filing holmes's lawyers argued that the lab director is expressing misgivings about his testimony. holmes is currently out on bail and is facing up to 20 years in prison when she's sentenced next month. it's not clear when the court could rule on this request for a new trial. the plan to forgive student loans has created an opportunity for scammers. the better business bureau and the ftc's say the key thing to remember is that applying for these programs is free. you should not have to pay any money to sign up that he see says anyone who claims they

abc's justin finch is now here with reaction. justin, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning, and as expected, republican senator lindsey graham's abortion bill is drawing the ire of democrats, but it's also putting some of graham's fellow republicans in a tight spot as they try shifting their premidterm messaging away from abortion and on to president biden and rising inflation. nearly three months after that landmark supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade, south carolina senator lindsey graham reigniting the abortion rights debate with his new legislation. >> there's a narrative forming in america that the republican party and the pro-life movement is on the run. no, no, no, no, no, we're going nowhere. we welcome the debate. >> reporter: graham's bill calls for the federal ban of abortion after 15 weeks providing rare exceptions including for rape, incest and to save the mother's life. the bill sending shock waves through graham's republican party as they work to clinch house and senate majorities while slammi

justin dorsey has the story. justin: in the darkness there is light. you need to know where to look. for families after the tragic mass shooting, the five to six wellness center has been the source of that light. >> i've seen people desperate and they have resources now that weren't available before. i know they've save lives. justin: the wellness center is dedicated to providing resources for anyone impacted by the shooting. from counseling to stress management training and more, in an effort to break down the stigma of mental health and help people cope. now thanks to a new bill signed into a law, the five to six center will be the subject of a study. >> it will be the creativity and ingenuity of people around the state on how to turn those things into broader solutions preventing workplace violence and dealing with stress and anxiety. justin: the bill gives state transit agencies the opportunity to create wellness centers to prevent the next tragedy. part of that will come from peer referrals and red flag reporting, two things that could have helped

justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> thanks very much, justin. live for us in london. a community comes together over their grief for a mother brutally killed in san carlos. how they are remembering her. >> and coming up at 9.15, just 10 minutes, the union city police chief responding to a recent uptick in violent crime in his city. the steps the department is taking to department is taking to increase public safety. department is taking to increase public safety. milk-bone dipped. a treat so tasty, everyone will want to be a dog. coated in delicious peanut butter-flavored yum. dog life's more fun with milk-bone dipped. this labor day, brighten your home. with cabot exterior stains and hgtv home by sherwin-williams paints. and now, buy one, get one 50% off via rebate. shop labor day savings today. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase

abc's justin finch is here with the very latest. justin, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. and this week the heads of some large russian cities signed a petition demanding president putin resign. it's a shocking sign of waning support at home as ukraine extends its gains on the this stuing st vehias par i oushing counteroffensive, which is now large supplies of weapons and entire stocks of ammunition. hasty actions the pentagon says could be signs of russia's disorganized command and control. >> we're hearing reports of the russians abandoning and not fighting, threatening to walk away from their positions. >> reporter: ukraine says its gains are growing. the country now claiming it's retaken more than 2,300 square miles of its territory seen here in yellow, larger than the state of delaware. ukraine's president zelenskyy careful to keep the counteroffensive's next steps under wraps. >> translator: i can't discuss details of any military actions. i think that information silence is important. >> reporter: across ukrai

justin. good morning. andrew. good morning. that's right. forecasters here are already warning of a potentially life threatening storm surge. this morning. ian is gaining strength over the warm waters of the caribbean is expected to become a major hurricane as it barrels towards florida make preparations now. the governor already activating more than 2000, national guard members and warning of power allergies and fuel disruptions. make sure i'm self sufficient for a while, because i know electricity is going to go out. it'll be fine lines already long at gas stations, homeowners filling up sandbags to protect their property. the storm is expected to skirt florida's gulf coast by thursday. the big question is where models show several potential scenarios with a direct hit anywhere from south of tampa to the florida panhandle. just don't think that if you're not in that, i that somehow you don't have to make preparations because the last thing we want to see you see it start to really bear. east quickly and then have folks who are not prepared

justin finch is joining us live in tampa. what is it like there this morning? justin: good morning. wind is beginning to pick up as we come to you live, tropical storm ian is moving east. at this time, it does have potential to do a great deal more damage, already triggering flash flood warning's across central florida, proving strong enough to ravage parts of the state. astonishing sites at of southwest florida, where ian made landfall as a forceful category four storm. whipping up walls of water in fort myers, swamping roads, leaving just the tops of cars visible. just more than an hour later, the same cars completely covered. the water rising to reach treetops and roofs. fort myers river overflowing into the city, flooding a downtown area. south of the area, the force snatching down power lines in downtown naples. the naples fire department fighting through floodwater to rescue the trapped driver. this map showing how much of the area has been flooded by storm surge, with ian still raging. inaes f nearly 30 years, recording this video as the water creeps that. >> that house halfw

i'm justine waldman. kron, 4 news. thank you. just saying we will, of course, continue to follow this shooting both on air and online. you can scan the qr code that's on your screen using your smartphone will be taken to the page on our website. kron 4 dot com where we will be posting updates as the information comes in. in the south by a security guard at a san jose high school was arrested and accused of crimes involving a 15 year-old girl. >> san jose police say 39 year-old was sober also of sunnyvale sexually assaulted the victim more than once he works as a security guard at kipp navigate college prep. the victim's mother called police after discovering messages from bras are on her daughter's cell phone. he was arrested in cupertino and booked into jail. >> in the east bay, a suspect is in custody following an hour's long standoff with police in pleasant hill for shells. clifford has details. >> well, following an overnight standoff with police, we've learned that a suspect has been taken into custody in this case. his name

we're live here in san jose. >> justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> justin, thank you. and for a list of cooling centers in your community, make sure to scan the qr code that's on your screen. you will be taken to our website there. you can find when and where to find the cooling centers. you can find the current conditions in your neighborhood. the 7 day forecast and much more coming up tonight at 8 now paying a major fine white european regulators are demanding almost half a billion dollars from facebook's parent company. plus, we're continuing to track the latest on those wildfires burning in northern california. the cal fire. >> police say the latest numbers on the hill and mountain fires. but first, the president's labor day message. he's dressed to the nation's workforce as the midterm elections approach. >> another check of the power outages around the bay area. as we come back from our breaking, you can see it pretty much all over the bay area. the green dots between one and 49 customers without power. those yellow a dime. shapes represent 50 to 499 customers wi

justin. all right. we're going to be right back after the break. >> after a 3 year break, the largest stock festival in the country return to san jose bark in the park brought dogs and their owners too. william street park for a full day of play. people in their pups also got to check out different vendors and participate in a costume in tell wagging contests. there were also demonstrations of dog agility, special dog training, lots of different breeze were on hand, including the golden doodle klay thompson, d. >> the night the warriors won their second title back in 2017. so we thought it was fitting in and after our favorite player, klay thompson favorite things to do are shooting threes and sitting in the all my going see what he did there. >> 2019 before the pandemic, 15,000 people and close to 4,000 dogs. >> attended the >> all right. back out live to london, where millions are remembering the life and legacy of queen elizabeth. the second we're still watching her being led through this procession

the justin saint peter lived on at mcallister and divisadero. he was home when the fire started and made it out unharmed. all i had was my wallet in my and the clothes i was wearing night in a paris talks, 13 residents displaced and one person seriously injured. >> justin's fiance, marion only air was away the day of the fire. returning to find that her apartment went from this to this. something actually traumatic to go through because you walk who like you. runs. what was your life? according to the san francisco fire department after the flames were put out the building was released to the owner the next morning. saint peter's says there's a time period between then and when the team arrived to board up the building that looters got in taking everything, they could have value. my gps watch stolen. i had my pierced on. are. >> wedding ring stolen. the couple say the only things they were able to salvage after the looters and fire were items of clothing starting a gofundme to raise money that will be divided up among displace residents based on

abc's justin finch is here with the very latest. justin, good morning. >> reporter: rhiannon, good morning. the governors of arizona, texas, and florida say president biden isn't doing enough to tackle the nation's crisis at the southern border. the white house here firing back saying republicans are using migrants as political pawns and are refusing to work on a bipartisan solution. weeks before the november midterm elections, immigration emerging as the latest political flash point. this man is among some 50 migrants including several children who landed in martha's vineyard thursday. when asked, he says he had no idea he was in massachusetts. florida governor ron desantis on why he had them flown there. >> we are not a sanctuary state. it's expensive if people are coming here. you got to tax the social services and all these other things. >> this is just about a political stunt. there's nothing tough about using women and children for your own political gain. ron desantis is a coward. >> reporter: hours later, more migrants arriv

justin, what else have you learned this evening? >> pam, i am as close as you can get to the school. you can see the crime tape that is behind me. but i have spoken to oakland police department. they've given me an update there saying they are looking for at least one shooter and multiple suspects. now i'm going to step out of the way so you can actually see we're this shooting occurred. you can see there is an officer right there that picking up some of the crime tape. but the shooting occurred in that this kind of breezeway outside of the today. i've seen a csi vehicle out they've been processing the scene, taking photographs collecting as much evidence. you've seen detectives coming back and it appears right now that they are taking up that crime tape a lot of times in these situations when the tape is being picked up, that means they're wrapping up their the oakland police detective that i spoke to told me that they will be providing through the night. he says that they would like to provide those updates on facebook. this assis

abc is justin finch begins our coverage now in tampa, justin good morning. and good morning. florida is still hours away from feeling any effects of hurricane ian. but one forecaster here in tampa is already calling it the storm of a lifetime. this morning. nothing is stopping in from exploding into a major hurricane, fueled by open and extremely warm waters before setting its sights on florida expected to come right at us, and now it looks like it is a little concerning overnight, nasa started rolling back its billion dollar artemis moon rocket from the launch pad at kennedy space center in preparation for the storm. forecasters expected to make landfall on florida's gulf coast , possibly as a category three hurricane late tomorrow or early. a thursday, dumping up to 16 inches of rain. and bringing a storm surge of up to 10 ft. to the tampa area if you need a reference to what 10 ft of storm surge looks like this poll here, that would be about to the top of that poll officials are pleading with residents in the storm's path to get out while they still can. mandatory evacuati

now abc is justin finches in tampa. justin. what's the scene like there this morning? brianna andrew. good morning. perhaps you can see the wind and rain are really picking up here in the tampa area. hurricane in no doubt is getting stronger and for many, the time to evacuate has run out. overnight hurricane ian delivering its first blow to florida, hours before the storm is expected to make a direct hit as a major hurricane. the outer bands of ian have already spawned at least three tornadoes in the state. one of the twisters flipped over planes and damaged hangars at this small airport near fort lauderdale. and overnight sustained tropical storm force winds arrived in south florida. i want to show you guys just how strong these gusts of winds are. so i'm gonna use this umbrella if i use this umbrella and i open it up boom is expected to make landfall later today on the gulf coast near fort myers, possibly as a category four storm bringing life threatening conditions, including several feet of storm surge from naples to tampa and huge amounts of rain more than 20 inch

justin campbell has the latest announcements. apple ceo tim cook took the stage today and what we found apple finding a way to incorporate health and safety features into all of their products. they unveiled. >> the new iphone 14 and iphone 14 pro features camera upgrades. it's great for selfies and professions that i was going throw rocks alone with groundbreaking safety capabilities. crash detection automatically dials emergency services in the event of a car crash. what we really saw today was a lot of focus on health and safety. bob o'donnell with tech knowledge. his research is a prime example is the new apple watch series. 8 along with crash detection. it also helps with women's health. the watch will track their temperature to help women estimate when they ovulate for young families planning when they want to have children. that's a big deal. apple also unveiled a new watch apple watch ultra made for the ultimate outdoorsy person or athletes starting at 7.99, a bigger screen in a titanium case can also serve as your dive c

justine. it was so good. i'll take more whenever you're >> for your money this afternoon, teachers in san francisco are getting a raise. the school district and the teachers union reached a tentative deal over the weekend to give educators a 6% pay increase. kron four's here. stenson explains how this all happened. >> raise in particular is just one of the first steps this under colonel explains how hard it is to survive in san francisco on a teacher's salary on the commutes. keep getting longer. the prices keep going up and the work is not stopping a my class sizes are changing increasing. so we know that this will give immediate relief. this school year's agreement gives teachers more time to prep for classes each week for elementary educators have for a long time suffered from a lack of ability to it during the work day work on on what they they do with is contacting families. grading papers, preparing lessons working with colleagues. the district will also be piloting a program in the coming semester. >>

kron four's justin campbell joins us live in san jose with more on cal fire's plans. justin. >> at pam cal fire says they haven't dealt with this type of heat and a long time. they say they are fully staffed, but they will also be. >> bringing in extra resources this weekend. >> cal fire says this weekend they will staff their emergency dispatch center. they will also establish hydration units at fires. a hydration unit is a pop-up tent for firefighters. they will have water and raid while they work around the clock. fighting fires. >> our biggest concerns are making sure that people are. i'm looking out for their own making sure that they're staying cool and hydrated. >> chelsea burkett with cal fire says you can help control fires 2 by cutting your grass early in the morning. burkett says when the temperatures get hot count fire season, mainly 2 things. some people stay inside while others go outside to the lakes and she has a warning for people planning to be out on the water. it's important too. >> no, use any flotation devices and make sure you're paying attentio

i'm justine waldman. the 33 year-old suspect is facing multiple charges related to the murder of his ex-girlfriend. who is pictured here? 27 year-old karina castro. she was attacked by that suspect outside of her apartment last thursday. castro was the mother of 2 children. one of which one of whom she shared with the man accused of killing her. kron four's. charles clifford joins us now live from san mateo county at side. the courthouse there in redwood city with details on this case. what happened in court today? charles? >> well, the suspected make an appearance in court. he did not, however, in tripoli. let's go and take a look at some video here. heat up appeared in court. he did not respond to anything that happened in the courtroom. he stood up when he was told to get a mask on and kept his head down the entire time. this is 33 year old jose solano, len his attorney requested that he receive psychological evaluation and the court agreed the judge order the criminal such a proceeding suspended while

a bcs justin finches live on florida's gulf coast with the latest justin what can you tell us? brianna and good morning. we are here in st petersburg, where these trucks are staged here at tropicana field as part of the effort to restore power across the region, all after ian ripped through the state. this morning , the escalating disaster in florida after hurricane ian growing more dire by the hour search and rescue teams in southwest florida, making hundreds of rescues with efforts likely to go on for days, there have been more than 700 confirmed rescues, and there's likely many more than that. the coast guard says the conditions are making rescues difficult and dangerous in the fort myers area. they're dealing with high water. ah you know, cities that don't look like cities anymore. unstable platforms and buildings , the scale of destruction becoming painfully clear. boats piled up and holds ripped from foundations these before and after images give a sense of the destruction. fort myers beach now resembling a war zone. this pier jetting into the gulf of mexico now gone, and

the justin saint peter lived on at mcallister and divisadero. he was home when the fire started and made it out unharmed. all i had was my wallet in my and the clothes i was wearing night in a paris talks, 13 residents displaced and one person seriously injured. >> justin's fiance, marion only air was away the day of the fire. returning to find that her apartment went from this to this. something actually traumatic to go through because you walk who like you. runs. what was your life? according to the san francisco fire department after the flames were put out the building was released to the owner the next morning. saint peter's says there's a time period between then and when the team arrived to board up the building that looters got in taking everything, they could have value. my gps watch stolen. and my by compare still our wedding ring stolen. the couple say the only things they were able to salvage after the looters and fire were items of clothing starting a gofundme to raise money that will be divided up among displace residents based on

we don't have time to show you the sound bite of justin trudeau singing show tunes.t out there. treat yourself. it's worth it. see you tomorrow at 8. here's sean hannity. >> sean: so glad you ran out of time. not sure i want to see that. >> tucker: [laughing]. good point. >> sean: great. tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight joe biden your president thinks there is no inflation and no border crisis and said he would send u.s. troops to defend taiwan against the chinese and his team corrected his record. joe said the proof of the pudding is in the eating. watch me. that's the

good morning, justin. >> reporter: rhiannon, good morning. former president trump is calling for the court to appoint a so-called special master to go through hundreds of documents seized from his florida estate. the expected ruling comes after weeks of back and forth. this morning, a federal judge could hand down a crucial decision in the fight over documents related to the fbi search of former president trump's mar-a-lago residence. the judge is contemplating whether to appoint a special master, an independent legal expert to review the classified materials agents found during the search. >> are you confident the judge is going to rule in your favor? >> reporter: lawyers for trump and the justice department faced off in the florida courtroom yesterday laying out arguments for how the documents should be handled. trump's lawyers downplayed the criminal investigation comparing the documents to an overdue library book. the justice department said, trump lost access to the hundreds of classified documents when he left office adding, government

justin? > >> oaklands police chief vowing to do whatever it takes to make the city safe for his officers working there night homicide in just over a week. that marks 96 homicides so far this year. the chief wants to deploy officers to the biggest trouble spots but but the police union wants to know where that extra help is sd to come from. andrea with that part of the story. >> reporter: we are going all hands on deck to address gun violence in the city of oakland seven days a week and increase . increase staff. officers work on on their days off last weekend and were called in on saturday night in order to enhance our es our efforts. >> reporter: according to the a, the association, the president, officers have already been working maximum overtime hours. >> burnout is a real cause for concern. >> reporter: currently, the department is working with 680 officers, already six fewer thay are authorized to have on the ss the streets. >> police officers diligently served this community and they a

i'm justine waldman. we do have team coverage of this heat wave, including ways that you can stay safe and cool both indoors and outdoors. but first, let's look at how hot it's going to get today. and as we stretch into the holiday weekend, kyla grogan is in the weather center with the very latest. i can't believe it's already 102 in livermore. i know you mean both there or achieving today and this is not really something you want to see people overachieving we do have some new information right now. you can see the area in orange around the san francisco bay and also the marine coastline near the mountain coastline. >> that has been upgraded now to a heat advisory sunday into monday. but the area along the coast, they've dropped the heat. watch. of course, we're still dealing with the warning and that's the most troublesome area, the inland areas. and that's going go into effect saturday morning through tuesday at 08:00pm. so, you know, it's going to be a little bit of a rough right here. we just look at

i'm justine waltman. brutal heat is gripping the bay area and what may be the hottest day of the week today. we do have team coverage this hour. we're going to check of several bay area cities to see how they're trying to cope with not just the heat, but power outages. let's go straight now to the weather center. meteorologist kyla grogan is here now with the latest on the excessive heat. have we broken any records and where is it the hottest right now? yes, so it's it's hard to say at the moment with records, right? because see that as we get past the heat of the day, which were just about to get to about 3, 33. 45 is usually when all that kind of rolls in. >> i can tell you the hottest is certainly over in the east bay. you can see it there conquered antioch yet again. livermore one 12 where they set an all-time record yesterday. 97 in oakland, 88 in san francisco. i just looked up in the north bay sonoma county airport reporting one o 2 but other places. the santa rosa just dipping below 100. 76 out at