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justin is a smart guy, saying all the right things.d expect, charger fans have their own opinion on this massive deals. he feels harper is overpaid just like most quarterbacks and hurts those contracts don't hurt the team in the end. only so much money to go around. ask the running backs. danny said justin just got big money to be a wild card quarterback, while boom thinks it is a shame the chargers weren't able to do anything while herbert was on his rookie contract since now they won't be able to sign any free agents. bottom line, herbert is the highest paid quarterback for now, but it is only a matter of time until that changes with joe burrow likely to surpass that in the near future. great news for the bolts, for most of them who agree that it is a good signing for five more years. >> good news for people in l.a. who like football. i mean, there is room for two teams. three if you count the raiders. >> yeah, yeah. l.a. team. yeah. if you have ever seen justin play, especially up close and personal, he is fantastic. he's got, as we

wow, justin?ate than to get ready for a parade? yeah, these people are already set up with all of these chairs in danville. we've got everything you need to know >>> hey, good morning to you. and welcome in. i hope you are already celebrating the fourth of july if you are up this early with all of us. it is 5:30 on your tuesday morning. we are looking live outside and a foggy san francisco this morning. but we are celebrating the 247th anniversary of our country's independence. a great day to be here. americans across the country will celebrate independence day with barbecues and fireworks and all the things. there will be events all around the bay area today too. so we have live team coverage for you with everything you need to know on this holiday to enjoy it with all the family and friends. justin andrews live in danville. a lot of paradegoers are readyto go this morning and gianna franco making sure the roads are good for us but first alert meteorologist jessica birch is going to start with us

justine?vernight? justine? i think in the end there were three - happened overnight? justine? i think in the end there were three things i in the end there were three things happening today. one was the statement by the uk government and others in relation to russian children. the second was the announcement by the russians pulling out of this green deal. and the third was then this attack, which ukraine has not taken responsibility for but it seems likely the ukrainian secret service is attacks the bridge linking crimea to russia, and what it underlines is that russia will make it steps but also the ukrainians will continue to hit russia where it is vulnerable. and that bridge is a very visible sign of how the ukrainians can take action against russia, irrespective of the counteroffensive and how well or badly it is going. and i think you are really starting to see both sides look at different ways in which they can leveraged pressure. the rest of the world, then, for the most part trying to

i'm justin andrews live in danville this morning. take a look at all the chairs that have lined the streets here in danville. oh, yeah. people are ready for this parade and this is just one of many events across the bay area. we'll have a live report coming up next. >>> oh and justin it's going a beautiful clear day out there. just in time for the fireworks. i just wish i could say the same about san francisco. more on the forecast heading into the evening hours tonight coming up. >>> yeah, jessica, a lot of people heading to the city to catch the fireworks at pier 39. but there will be some street closures and you want to use public transit and we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> and with all the fourth of july celebrations that have already started, the early start to independence day right here in the bay area and the warning from fire officials this morning. >>> plus santa clara police are looking for two people after a man was stabbed at a soccer match at levi stadium. the video of the fight that happened moments before th

i'm justine waldman.ne of the big stories we're watching this afternoon comes from the east bay where hayward officials say someone tried to hack the city's computer systems. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> well, here in hayward, any residents who might have tried to log on to the city's website sunday evening monday morning may have noticed that its offline and that is because the city believes they are the victims of an attempted ransomware attack. according to the city of hayward on sunday morning, someone tried to hack into the city's computer network. we experiencing what we call >> a cyber threat in response. the city shut down all of its online services which includes the city-run website. they are now working with their it contractor in law enforcement, including the fbi to determine the extent of the damage and figure out who might be responsible while the investigation is still in its early stages. the city believes this was a ransomware attack where someone tried to seize the cities,

justin? >>> and the powerball jackpot jumps to $875 million. that's because nobody won last night. i'm justin andrews. how lucky are you? we'll walk you through it coming up next. >>> and heading into this weekend we have a major heat wave sweeping its way into the bay area and all of california calling for an excessive heat warning. i'll break down what that means for us coming up in your first alert forecast. >>> we are officially in the summer traffic pattern. bay bridge, metering lights are on plus there's some events you are going to want to plan for this weekend. >>> but first, we have a lot to get this morning. good morning to you. we are looking at our salesforce camera looking west and you can see the top of sutro tower right there. with that fog. and marine layer. hovering just above the city for us this morning. temperatures though, they're coming in hot. >> they are coming in hot. that's a perfect way to put it. this weekend we have a major heat wave moving its way into the bay ar

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that was our climate editor, justin rowlatt. i want to go i editor, justin rowlatt. the bbc in greece. you can see the flames are rising ever higher and the smoke is getting ever thicker and more accurate. you can see from even this far away that those fires are extremely intense. we have been seen days of wildfires across many parts of mainland greece, particularly near the forest near athens and we have been hearing from firefighters and authorities in the country about many stories of people having to be evacuated from their homes, children having to be removed from summer camps in the area. what is really not helping the authorities in terms of these fires, you can see the day intensity of the blaze, is the wind and the heat. it is literally a tinderbox. it is so dry and hot, it is becoming ever more difficult for authorities to help. we know the european union has sent to greece, a number of firefighting aeroplanes. we have seen helicopters flying over the affected area is trying desperately to release water down onto the forest to try and quell the fires, try t

justin? >>> all right, g, we have a lot to get to this morning. you are taking a live look at the mark hopkins cam and it looks like a little foggy outside this morning. yes, it is thursday. july what? 20th. first alert meteorologist jessica birch is here, how hot will it be today? >> you know today is one of those days where we're starting to see the heat wave slowly move its way back in and where we notice it the most is always the inland areas and let's start off actually with a live look at the inland areas. the santa clara valley with just some high clouds sweeping through right now and we have a mild start this morning looking at current temperatures all throughout the bay area. it's pretty chilly and grab a jacket and the coffee and get going. 58 degrees right now over in oakland and 58 in concord and 54 over in san francisco and let's talk object san francisco and further detail real fast because that marine layer is going to hold on tight a lot longer along the peninsula at least com

justin rowlett there here in spain. _ 15 celsius. here in spain, head to - 15 celsius. justin rowlett there here in spain, head to the - 15 celsius. justin rowlett there here in spain, head to the life | 15 celsius. justin rowlett there - here in spain, head to the life page on our website because a lot of updated information constantly from right across europe also the situation in china, we also have those heat waves in america. so much in their that we have all italian cities under a red heat alert. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. rishi sunak has apologised for the historical treatment of lgbt veterans, who were sacked or forced out of the military for being gay. the prime minister called the ban an "appalling failure" of the british state. it was illegal to be gay in the british military until 2000. jaguar land rover owner, tata, will invest £a billion, to build its flagship electric car battery plant in the uk. the new plant in somerset is expected to create a,000 ukjobs and thousands more in the wider supp

i'm justine waltman. we will start with a growing police scandal involving a san francisco police officer at this is now put dozens of criminal cases in jeopardy. kron 4 s haaziq madyun has the latest. >> least 132 pending criminal cases against drug dealers are in jeopardy of being dismissed because of alleged misconduct by an officer in the san francisco police department. yes, that's it cases and get dismissed. i spoke by phone to criminal defense attorney alexander goal of he says he represents 3 defendants who are facing drug dealing charges when suddenly they were not. he says that is because the primary witness sfpd narcotics officer christina hayes, who is allegedly under investigation accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant. >> didn't show up to testify against his clients on dismissed. i was really surprised because officer christina hayes was a primary investigating officer on all 3 cases she an because of the scandal and available. >> as a with it's not ju

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justin andrews live in albany this morning, justin, this is the 7-eleven you are at and they did sell a winning ticket. in the past. so it's got some luck there. >> reporter: you know, there is some luck, but you know, let me tell you this. so many people will be flooding maybe even this 7-eleven later today, tomorrow, maybe even saturday morning before the next drawing which is saturday but obviously like you said amanda, this 7-eleven has sold a winning ticket and i believe it was a million dollars. lucky retailer and i guess someone won here maybe a million dollars back in 2021 and 202. hoping to get the winning ticket. again the next drawing is on saturday. but i want to give you wednesday's numbers. this was last night's numbers. they are 25 -- excuse me, 23, 35, 45, 66, 67, and the powerball was 20. again, there were no winners in wednesday night's $750 million drawing which would have marked the sixth largest prize in the game's history. while no ticket had all six numbers drawn, two tickets sold one in florida, and one in indiana matched the first five numbers for a $1 million

justin? >>> all right, jocelyn. you may be asking what goes into those dazzling fireworks shows we saw overnight? we got a behind the scenes look at it in livermore here. pyro technician james wolf designed the entire show there using 500 shells to create a show lasting 15 minutes. >> this right here a called a comet. when the shell goes up this comet puts a trail on it. only reason i do it. bossism the person over there sitting there pressing the buttons. >> two days before the show, they're loaded into the tubes and each one is set with a fuse. during the show, he fires each and every one. >>> time now 6:19. it's a big anniversary for san francisco's sutro tower. the light show celebrating 50 years. >>> and later, we're seeing an increasing number of bear sightings in parts of marin county. what wildlife experts are saying you need to keep in mind. >>> welcome back. turning 50 is a big day and big certainly fits for sutro tower here. the nearly thousand foot tower looms over san francisco and on a clear day, you c

justin campbell kron, 4 news definitely a specific thing they're looking for. justin, thank you for that live report. >> also in san jose tonight, one person is dead following a crash on highway 87. it happened near the i-280, connector just before 5 this morning. the crash caused southbound lanes on highway 87 to shut down for quite a while. no word on what caused the crash at this time. over in petaluma. a motorcyclist killed in a crash involving a minivan. this happening around 7 o'clock last night near sonoma mountain parkway near lynn. that lane, no word on caused this crash either. but police say alcohol does not seem to be a factor. it is unclear at this point if the driver was co-operative with authorities. an 8 year-old boy is in grave condition tonight following a pair of freeway shootings around 6 last night. shots rang out on eastbound 5.80, in oakland near the grand and harrison street exits by lake merritt. police say people into cars just started shooting at each other. and the little boy was caught in the crossfire. no word on the suspects descr

i'm justine waldman. traffic is moving again normally on highway. 24 after a freeway shooting from earlier today. it happened just after 11 o'clock this morning. according to the chp, 2 cars were exchanging gunfire near pleasant one of those cars ended up crashing into another car and that driver stopped and filed a report with the chp. well, the 2 involved in the shooting then drove away. no injuries were reported were working to get more details on this breaking news story while traffic on highway 24 east up pretty quickly this morning. that was not the case for drivers on the bay bridge during rush hour last night. according to the chp, the incident involving a woman who was driving recklessly caused huge backups. that woman stopped in the traffic lanes, got out of her vehicle and then held the knife out at other drivers. she then returned to her vehicle before getting out again naked and this time with a gun coming up at 3.30, we'll take a look at how the chp handled this incident and what charges tha

justine, let's start with you, where'd you sit on this?here'd you sit on this? i think| there are some principles here, which is that nobody has perfect freedom. if we want to live in an ordered society that has rules to protect all of us, and actually that necessarily curtails our freedoms, then i think we have to accept that — for me, this extends onto what we've been talking about, and i do think governments need to have ways in which they can set some rules around this end to end encryption, meaning it is literally an open door for all sorts of child abuse and potential terrorism issues to flourish. and i recognise that this is usually complex, and i do not put myself forward as a tech expert on this, but on two points — one, if i want to have someone accountable on this, i'd rather it be a government because some of them are democratically elected, then a big corporation where we have no control — we've onlyjust seen the change of ownership in twitter, for example. and two, we've had these sorts of issues with technology — prince harr

thanks, justin. >>> let's look at our top stories now. we are going to start with a mass shooting in baltimore that killed two young people and hurt more than two dozen others. surveillance video shows chaos under the gunfire. baltimore police say around 12:30 yesterday morning, at least two people started shooting into an annual block party in the brooklyn neighborhood. in the hail of the bullets a 20-year-old man and 18-year-old woman were killed. others shot and injured ages ranging from 13 to 32. so far, there are no arrests. >>> thousands of hotel workers are hitting the picket line in southern california. that is happening during one of the busiest holidays in years for the hospitality industry. this is the latest group of workers walking off the job demanding better pay and benefits. >>> thousands of starbucks employees went on strike last week after the union alleged the company would not like stores decorate for pride month. >>> worker from his ups have voted to authorize a strike. >> under this administration, the union truly fe

justin? >> reporter: ryan, 30 hours, that is how long thousands of passengers waited, and the coast guard -- >> looks like we lost justin for a bit, but just to recap what happened, princess cruise line says they will set sail to alaska today but imagine planning a cruise for 3 years, you board the ship and you are stuck, and that is what one passenger experienced yesterday. >> well, i was certainly thinking about how the titanic has been in the news lately so all of a sudden, i didn't know anything about this until she told me, and i'm thinking, there is a hole in the boat? it feels a little iffy. >> and mary and about three other passengers were boarding yesterday when they noticed the gash along the stern of the boat, it happened as the ship was pulling into pier 27 yesterday morning, the ship crashed into the dock, thankfully nobody was hurt. video from the chopper shows the whole, we learned it is up to the coast guard to determine whether the ship is fit to sail, we haven't heard from t

i'm justine waldman. have a great justine waldman. have a great rest of your day. vovovoiceover): justine waldman. have a great rest of your day. today on dr. phil-- dr. phil: he's saving models from being kidnapped. how are they finding you? a text just appears. and on their way to meet you, they get kidnapped. right. every time? james: this is ava. she was in a gang camp. and then i helped get her out. you actually invited ava to the show. yeah. she texted me that she was getting gas and a guy took her. the woman in the photos, she is here today. let's bring her out. dr. phil (voiceover): let's do it.

i'm justin andrews and how damage at the dock is delaying vacation destination plans for some. >>> justin, thank you for that. picture this, mark v musk and you thought they were just going to have a fight in a boxing ring. well, this morning, news the tech titans may duke it out in front of judge. what happens in the days ahead that could actually decide if you tweet or thread. jess? >>> and we are off to a cool start heading into our morning hours today. but we're still going to be below average heading into this weekend. a lot nicer than last weekend with the heat advisories. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> all right, jess, for some of us one more workday before the weekend. we've got this already a busy morning for our supercommuters. we'll tell you how it's looking over at the altamont pass plus how our bay area bridges are looking. >>> all right, a live look outside this morning. on a friday. cooler than average temperatures are going to continue through the weekend. oh, that just feels good and i want to meditate to that. let's get a check of weather weather and together beg

kron four's justine waldman joining us in the newsroom with the very latest on that justine. well, the chp telling us that the 2 suspected vehicles involved are described as a dark gray suv. >> and a maroon colored suv. it was around 6.30, on friday night. that people inside those vehicles began shooting at other on the eastbound lanes of 5.80, near harrison street in oakland and an involved car was then hit by a bullet and 8 year-old boy inside that car was shot. that child was taken to the hospital. he was in grave condition on friday, but we do not have an update for you right now on the city of oakland has seen a number of deadly shootings on 5.80, this year in april. 34 year-old claudia martinez was shot near lake shore of lake park avenues while driving on the interstate. police say martinez was able to get off the freeway before authorities were able to find him and he was then pronounced dead at the scene. a week earlier, one person died after being shot on eastbound 5.80, at park boulevard in oakland. officers responded to a crash the night of march 29th. and when th

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. thank you, justine. if you are in nevado are going to be driving along highway 37 this morning. you may have noticed a big cloud of smoke coming from. >> a fire in the hills that was a prescribed burn. but to reduce fire danger. sonoma county regional parks, along with cal fire intentionally burned a 90 acre section of to lay lake regional park. the large field of dry grass burned quickly. fire crews created a perimeter around the fire and kept a close eye on this thing as it got bigger and bigger. >> i like to have a little smoke now to prevent a lot of smoke later. this is a preventative fire that's going to draw down the fuel conditions here. so if we get one of those fires and september october, these acres are not going to burn and they're going to create a safety zone for us to then prevent further fire spreads. >> as a precaution to lay lake park was closed down for the day while this happened. regional parks leaders say that due to a lack of winds there today, though, there could be some lingerin

justin andrews is live in swiftie clara this morning.that merch line is long and just about to open for shopping. >> reporter: it is the merch line and we are up close and personal. they are unwrapping some of it now. they are unboxing things. look at the merchandise on this wall. i found the one you want. $65.01 right here, to the left, the blue one, that is the one you want. i can only get two. that is why people are out here. there are hundreds of people if not close to 1000 people lined up . she is not performing until tomorrow. her merchandise is here and that is part of the plan. taylor swift wanted to make sure her fans had access to some of her swag. are you singing? do you hear this ? just for you. they have been out here singing since about midnight. let's be honest. one lady said she left at 10:45 p.m. and got here at midnight. take a listen to what she had to say. >> reporter: you got here at midnight, right. >> i got here at midnight and i did not want to miss out on exactly the things i wanted. this is worth it and i am her

i'm justine waltman. our top story right now are the warnings coming from the health department after another release of potentially dangerous chemicals coming from the martinez refinery. hazmat teams are responding to the release of petroleum coke. that's a byproduct of the refining process that is now falling from the sky. health department officials are collecting samples of this dust. they say it's visible on the ground in the surrounding neighborhoods will turn now to kron four's. has been doing is live for us there in the neighborhood. late us. >> on this ongoing situation, thanks for joining us. has >> justine, i just want to start off by saying at this time, according to contra costa county health officials, there is no current release of any toxic materials from martinez refining company that you see over my shoulder here. but that was not the case has over 8.30, phis morning because it was that that petroleum koch dust, a material was emitted from the refinery here. now, health officials say las

well, - what do you think then, justin?use who is protected under the law and how is freedom of speech brought in? these are tricky questions. the court fully recognise what josh was saying, the parallels on the surface with the cases from the 60s and wanted to take itself out of that zone so it emphasised at every turn that if this case came to the court the woman in question with her graphic design services would serve any customer. it was only the message that she was protesting. and the court said "we are not talking about discrimination against who comes in. we are only talking about these very distinctive speech dependent services." i think the court is not going to broaden this out too terribly much because it recognises as josh says it is a very slippery slope leading to all kinds of exclusion, all kinds of shutting out of disfavoured minority groups across society, and there is a raft of precedent that says that antidiscrimination laws like the one in colorado can make sure that every person has the right to be ser

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> man is in the hospital after a shooting this afternoon in san francisco's tenderloin district. it happened just before 1 o'clock at golden gate avenue in leavenworth street just off of market. we don't know the extent of the victim's injuries or if anyone is in custody. that shooting happened about a block away from where a man was shot and killed yesterday on 6th street just off of market. both shootings remain under investigation. >> richmond police say they found 7 skimmers at atm's in richmond this year. 4 of those were found just in the past 20 days. they tell us the thieves are using finn skimmers that can slide into atm card slots and read your credit card information. >> able to actually insert the device in the card reader poll for the same area where you would insert your card. >> it's a very thin device that able to slide into that slot and wedge itself. 2 are doing the traditional methods of detection, such as you know, grabbing the exterior of the device

justin, any word on whether this ship will set sail?rter: yeah, that's a big question this morning. but since we've been out here for about 30 minutes to an hour, we've noticed crews really focusing their attention here to the left side of this ship here. crews have been out here kind of flashing lights and we've even heard some banging here, we believe that's where the damage is. but you know still up to the coast guard though to determine if the ship will even sail at this point. so that's the holdup at this point. but it's really throwing a wrench in so many people's plans. i mean, you can just take mary ann will for example. she told us she has been planning this trip for three years and didn't hesitate to get in line with about 3300 other passengers to get on board. as they were getting on the ship, they could see the damage. this gash here happened as the ship was pulling into pier 27 early yesterday morning, reed. that's what you mentioned earlier and this cruise line princess, confirmed that the ship crashed into the dock. so ye

justin campbell kron 4 news take it easy. thanks, justin contra costa county health is investigating another chemical released today at the martinez refining company. >> this one involves a chemical called petroleum coke dust released back in november. you may recall involved spent catalyst. grant met harry is live outside the refinery with what people in the neighborhood need to know a mandate. >> the biggest thing people need to know is just try and avoid the chemical dust. health officials say they don't believe it's hazardous, but they're still testing it and they want everyone to be cautious. >> hazmat teams back at the martinez refining company. officials say this chemical release was from a different area of the plant and the situation november involved koch dust, a byproduct of the petroleum refining process, covid material that is carbon and nitrogen. there could also be hasn't the refining process, trace metals and camels are constituents inside as as the exact reason why you're doing all rain dallas contra costa he

justin mentioning a bucket to catch rain, duct tape. that metaphorical cohesion is absolutely perfect. it's an intimate crowd. we don't need to shout ranking but rage and if you have a question for this distinguished panel. yes. >> an awesome panel, thank you so much. i'm with the bipartisan policy center, and my question is for secretary raffensperger and secretary thomas. i would love, , could you talk about it about the relationship and touch points between your office and the county and local officials come election officials in your state, and how these relationships and touch points have changed over the past few years? >> i'll start first because i've only been in office for months i can only talk about that time frame. but both when i was campaigning and since i've taken office i really believe that those on the front line workers, and assisted in connecticut we have a republican and democrat in every town across connecticut. so whenever i'm on business anywhere i always stopped in to see the registrars. i attended a conference

justin andrews live in pacifica this morning and justin, i know a lot of people from pacifica. our gianna franco. know what kind of weekend this is going to be. lot of people heading to their neighborhood. >> reporter: absolutely. because it's going to be to be so much cooler here in pacifica and pretty much anywhere along the coast. but if you go inland, yeah, it's going to be 90s even the 100-degree temperatures. so a lot of people will be flocking to pacifica to stay cool. and maybe they'll be wanting to catch some waves including you amanda, you said you might be coming. this morning i have todd johnson joining us this morning. you are with the surf camp pacifica and walk us through you are also an instructor. walk us through first of all we know so many people will be here. let's talk about safety on the water though this weekend. >> absolutely. justin, yeah, so safety is obviously our major focus here. ocean safety and etiquette out in the water. everybody wants to come out and have fun. it does get very crowded. as long as people, you know, practice good ocean etiquette,

thank you justin. again soon. >> if you do that, just hold up the sign that says you okay and look at you across the windows. >> definitely okay. very, very excited about this concert. >>> lot of people are outside waiting right now. how's the weather like for them? >> you know you saw what they were wearing, cardigan and chilly weather. still cold out there. this afternoon of course it will warm up and you can shed the cardigan then but right now we're still in the #s with some partly cloudy skies this morning. more sunshine into this afternoon. 70s are expected for us later into the forecast today. now if you are planning on heading out to the concert, tomorrow and saturday, keep the cardigans handy actually. expecting 60s in the forecast both friday and saturday at levi. a beautiful sunrise this morning. official at 6:09 a.m. and later into this afternoon we're going to see some breezy conditions. some windy conditions especially along the coastline. as low pressure moves its way in from the north.

justin? >>> all right, thank you all so much for joining us this morning. as we take a live lack outside of the mark hopkins cam. taking a look at the city this morning. a gorgeous view as you wake up with us this morning. obviously it's a first alert weather day this morning, so some heat heading to parts of the bay area. obviously our jessica birch is outside on the warm morning as runners get ready for that san francisco marathon. jess, i know you will be running too. >> i am so excited for this run but it is a first alert weather day and we need a lead with that because many of us here in the bay area are going to be under a heat advisory right around the corner this morning. at 11:00 a.m. let's get straight into the graphics starting off this morning for all the the highlighted counties and zones on the map. it's actually going to be a really warm one for us once again just like last weekend. 90s and triple digits in sight. this starts at 11:00 a.m. this morning all throughout this eveni

thank you so much justin. appreciate it. stay with us for continuing coverage of the weekend heat wave. keep you updated at kpix.com. and streaming ing on the cbs news app. >>> the top stories now. for the first time in 60 years hollywood actors and screen writers have both officially gone on strike. the actors union sag-aftra formally announced a strike yesterday after negotiations with movie studios collapsed. at the center of the dispute is streaming revenue and the growing use of ai. the walkout will shut down many tv and film productions across the u.s. sag-aftra represents more than 160,000 performers. >> streaming and ai and digital is so prevalent in the industry, it has disemboweled the industry that we once knew. >> we're talking about the potential for them to be use to our name and likeness and our movements and our voice for future projects without our consent. >> so while the strike lasts, actors cannot appear in films or even promote movies they already made. join the picket lines this morning in front of holl

justin campbell kron four's. justin, thank you. new details tonight. we're learning a pregnant woman was killed in a crash in antioch. >> police identified the victim as 20 year-old angela hero. the crash happened on lone tree way near ridge truck drive around 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the car she was in was speeding when it crashed into another vehicle. police say fierro was thrown about 50 feet from the car. the driver, the other passenger and the driver in the other car were also injured in the crash. >> given the red light. >> death white >> it decided to write in. doing to 66 with people coming out of flying out of the car. and finally, call came to somebody called out core and started yelling person's name, a dead body on the ground. >> police confirm speeding was a factor in the crash. the victim's family arrived on the scene as soon as the crash happened. hero leaves behind a one year-old daughter. >> in union city, a search is underway for suspects after a person was shot during a robbery attempt. it happened at the floor. c

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justin jesso joins us live.ou. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: before you did this movie, did you know how big this problem was? >> i had no idea. they sent me a screener and asked me to write this song and i was blown away how pervasive this problem is. i'm so excited to be part of this amazing film and contribute to the solution. >> ainsley: so interesting how the story came together. fox was excited about this movie and fox sold to disney, and disney shelved it and the guys who wrote it were on the set with "the chosen" and within three weeks, it was in production. i think they spent 15 million on it. they wanted you to write the final song. we see mr. ballard's actual footage of him rescuing children and you wrote the song for this. you watched the movie and put pen to the paper. >> i got in the studio and fernando said, it needs to speak to the chvrn c/* chrn children, the traffickers and do that and we did it. >> steve: you built it up beautifully. we are ready for the performance. >> steve: here it

the mets like what they saw out of justin verlander today. he struck out six and gave up just five hits over seven innings of shut-out ball. the giants bats cooled off for this game. so in the seventh inning, runners at the corners and estrada at the plate. he gets the ball up the middle and this brings in one run. but the mets turn two to end the inning. they go onto win 4-1. >>> and shout-out to as ball boy celebrating his 21st birthday at the coliseum. the as gave him another reason to celebrate. seventh inning, seth brown gets the ball over the fence to give the as the 5-4 lead and chicago responds in the eighth inning. tony kemp here. nine innings was not enough. and this game went to extras. two outs in the 10th. jj hits a hard grounder to second. white sox bobble it. he slides into first. and, that was a great hustle by tyler wade. beats the throw to home. the as win 7-6 in walkoff fashion. that's two in a row for oakland. and they go for the sweep tomorrow. >>> as much as the warriors would love to have dante back, they can't afford h

i'm justine waldman. kron 4 news. all right. just seen hopefully they can get that under control shortly. thanks, testing. want to get a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. beautiful day out there today. it was. >> i feel like pretty much the perfect temperature. is that right? i think so. i felt nice. but i know that it's going everybody has their own thermometer, right? the of i know that about 72, a lot of folks level when it gets to be 100. i mean, they really do. but. >> no, i don't know any of those people. maybe they exist some. yeah. well, ready or not. here comes the heat, right? i whether you like it or not, we're going to that heat. that big heat dome rolling back into the bay area. here we go. high pressure building in overhead that ridge been sitting over the desert southwest. look at the temperatures that they've been experiencing tomorrow even well, another day of one or 200 plus degrees. have 116 in phoenix. 109 degrees in tucson. 116 degrees in yuma, that dry desert air w

he joins us live now from outside levi stadium and, >> you know, justin was you're taylor swift water. i think i do do earlier all of that merchandise. they didn't have the money it to buy that. but i will make by mayor tomorrow to grab one of those tea sturtz. but >> people today, actually some people camped out. >> to be able to buy some of that merchandise. and i actually spoke to one person, one swifty. she actually saying to me in her plea that somebody had here, sir, and hopes that she gets tickets. >> a liar. you're and a love of life and and doesn't have tickets to taylor swift concert at levi's but hopes someone hears her singing has a ticket. lily was among thousands of swifties who lined up outside levi stadium all day on thursday to by taylor swift souvenirs. the forty-niners. you can their trailers to merchandise to help meet demand. i've never been able to come to the concert. one taylor says concerts before and i'm here with my daughter and one of her friends. it's her first concert are and we both fans for a really long time. taylor's friday and saturday shows are sold

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> thank you. justine. well, by mid august, the antioch police department will be without a permanent police chief. this is another blow to an already short-staffed agency marred by an ongoing federal investigation into alleged police misconduct. police chief steven ford announced his retirement one stay didn't explain why he was officially appointed chief in october after doing the job for months on an interim basis. but during that time, as many as 45 of his department's 100 officers, we're tied to a racist, homophobic, text messaging scandal. dozens of officers were suspended despite the scandal, the east county naacp says the chief was helping to get the city back on track. >> we worked very hard with the chief to put together community forums where the chief could come out. i'm kind of state the facts about what was going jobs and new things that were coming and things that he was putting into place. i think that he was on target doing a good job. >> and mayor says it is up to the city manager to appoi

and as justin showed us, the rain was relentless overnight into the morning hours. the threat for flooding continues overnight tonight into the morning hours. if it seems like these flash flood emergencies are common, they aren't. but there has been 11 since july 1 in the eastern part of the united states. what else is not common is this heat. more record heat tomorrow again up to 118 in phoenix. and unfortunately, as we look at the pattern, we look at the weather, norah, in the west, no significant cooling at all for the next several days. >> chris warren, thank you. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news."

hello, justin. >> what's up, what's up?> jimmy: tell us a little bit about yourself, justin. >> i'm from texas. i do personal protection and private security. been living in l.a. like nine years now. >> jimmy: nine years. do you do security for any famous people? >> not right now. i'm still freelancing with it. >> jimmy: okay, all right. all right. and finally we have monica. hi, monica. >> hey, jimmy, how high are you? i mean, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. [ laughter ] monica, this seems like for sure monica would be the one. i mean, if you're not high, it's only by accident, right, monica? [ laughter ] >> i mean, you know. >> jimmy: huh, monica, what do you do for a living? >> i'm an artist and i work at renaissance fairs. >> jimmy: oh my god. [ laughter ] i know they try to trick me, this seems like it's too obvious. lou, what do you think? >> lou: monica's outfit looks like it's made of marijuana. [ laughter ] >> lou: but they do try and trick you. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. it seems so obvious that it would be monica.

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> the south bay is getting ready to welcome taylor swift and her legions of fans. the a pop superstars going to be bringing her heiress toward at levi stadium friday and saturday night, the santa clara vta light rail service says that it's adding 30% more cars. the extra service is set to be in place starting at 4.30, in the afternoon on friday and saturday and trains will run continuously for at least one hour after the show ends to help, you know, clear crowds as quickly as possible. there will also be extra bus service on standby. expect some road closures tomorrow. and berkeley caltrans is set to start on some construction work. shutting down a block of east shore highway between gilman and harrison street. the closure last until september. in the meantime, caltrans will open second street north of gilman to two-way traffic to accommodate drivers. their will the no pedestrian access on the east shore highway during this closure. but sidewalks will remain open on sec

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justine. still to come, what's in a report that accuses tesla of creating a secret team to suppress thousands of customer complaints? plus, berkeley votes to install license plate reader cameras throughout the city there. how long officials have to prove the 3rd actually doing some good following this controversial decision. but for smoke shops in san jose targeted by criminals, it's all caught on camera. we have a look at the damage done to those small businesses. >> 4 people are in custody tonight for allegedly using stolen. he is and ice to crash through and burglarized at least 20 smoke shops in san jose are firstly call reports the theft state back to march. >> san jose police a newer model, kia and hyundai cars are prime targets for thieves who are using the vehicles to commit crimes. that's because the manufacturers did not equip u.s. models with anti-theft devices and videos on social media showing people how easy it is to steal them have spurred a rash of smoke shop burglaries in the

abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin >> good morning, brianna and good morning. that june labor report finding a few of america's biggest expenses are coming down with falling rent prices and stabilizing car costs . this morning, new economic data finding american households are able to stretch their dollar further today than one year ago. the us consumer price index, which measures how much households spend on average for goods and services and is used as a gauge for inflation. an finding welcome news that for 12 straight months inflation appears to be easing. the us bureau of labor statistics finding june's consumer prices were 3% higher than a year ago, marking the lowest increase in more than two years, tumbling from last summer's peak, when prices were 9% higher year over year. staples like meat, fish and dairy down slightly in june from may. airfares dipping 8. used car prices down with new car prices flat. the stock market reacting. >> we were anticipating something that was going to show a good bit of progress and we got what we got this morning was even