justin campbell has been at the for hours. he joins us there now live. justin, what are we learning tonight? anything that changing? >> get this tape is still up. this investigation is continuing. i'm going to step out of the way so you can exactly where the shooting happened. if you looking in that distant, you can cop cars that are outside oakland police that are investigating this. we've been at this location for roughly 2 hours. this is as close as you can get to the school. we've seen them take some tape but it's still ongoing. a lot of people that are coming here are looking to get their car. and one point that i want to this shooting happened right before 1 o'clock, multiple people that i have spoken to said. the that were inside the classroom didn't even hear it didn't see the shooter. so the fact that didn't hear it didn't see it. the school went into lockdown right afterwards. goes to show even though they may have not have seen or heard something that now, we do know also tonight at the school board is that they are talking about the shooting t

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 morning news. some good news for those impacted by the mosquito fire. evacuation orders are now lifted and after the break, republicans in dc running a new campaign commitment to america. hear why some democrats are calling it a farce. welcome back. 4.14, finding a solution to a statewide problem. wild pigs leave lawns tore up all across the state. now state officials and agencies met virtually to discuss ongoing concerns in concord. one neighborhood has been dealing with feral hogs ripping up lawns for nearly 2 months. now. kron four's philippe djegal shows us how homeowners are trying to protect their lawns. >> often they destroyed along. so i have to remove the that nick has given up on ever having a traditional lawn again. this after wild pigs on nearly a half dozen separate occasions have dug up his grass and conquered the past 2 months. thousands dollars in repairs it is switching to bark and drought-resistant landscaping. other neighbors have added nets to their lawns to keep the pigs from f

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

all the shooting victims said to be 18 or older can force justin campbell is live in oakland. 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. oakla

kron four's justin campbell tells us why they're not allowed to stay there any longer. >> yeah, i home. but you know, right now we're getting. >> i tapes are up along with barricades. yeah, i know. and then we invaded that space. so here, you know. thursday morning crews started sweeping the massive homeless encampment near the san jose international airport. the faa needs the area cleared for a buffer zone for incoming airplanes. some residents say they are excited to leave. >> i just don't have that. she's watching everybody else out here. you know, just want to combine that. >> some for me and others like german gomez. not sure on what to do next. you know, feel like the city's debt. >> not really you know, a lot of people you know, to put iousing as well. you know, i still with light wind that we world and that's 4 asked the city about this. we understand that this will create a lot of stress for many residents. and daniel public information. officer says they provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing 142 people. the reality there are still people there. yes, and wher

kron four's justin campbell spoke with the victim's daughter. here's what she had to say. >> really miss my mom, monica maxwell is grieving the loss of her. 93 year-old mother, trudy maxwell died in august at a tree assisted living in san mateo after drinking what was said to be juice, something exploded in her mouth or something. i didn't know what was going on. her whole mouth was completely read into the record. time was kind of hanging to the side. maxwell's attorney neil mccarthy says that jews was a toxic cleaning solution. industrial strength, cleaner. that was more toxic than drain. >> she would have been better off if they give it drain. a lawsuit filed thursday alleges. >> atria had a similar poisoning a few days before at the contra costa facility but did not take any corrective measures. they had simply reacted as they should have. to the first poisoning. truly natural would still be with monica hopes. the lawsuit would prevent another death of an elderly resident h a and the whole company does to me make made accountable for this th

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

well, justin campbell spoke to the owner. what happened and what's next? >> early monday morning, a man caught on this surveillance video breaks the glass at re mobilize ers. a wheelchair shop in san jose and dean wheeled out a $3,000 electric scooter and basically some of the owner. brian o'donnell says the stolen scooter is a pride mobility victory 9 the same as this one. but o'donnell says it was supposed to go to a 99 year-old woman with disabilities. she's not going to able to, you know, from the grocery store that to get around her apartment complex. things like that. o'donnell says you'll have to wait another 6 to 8 weeks due to back order and he believes suspect. knew what he was taking and he knew how to drive the scooter. so he was able to turn it on. >> and drive it out of the drive out to the front doorw and loaded into his car. so he had some knowledge of it. at least san jose police are investigating and do not have any suspects. o'donnell still in shock that someone would steal a scooter. >> designed for a disabled person like this kind of a

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

if you want to put your order in reporting here in cupertino, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> and comingup next, taking a long look at long covid. the local organizations trying to better understand why some people symptoms just won't go away. >> plus, had a better keep our kids safe from gun violence while they're at school. and we'll take you inside the state headquarters where they are monitoring the heat wave and the power grid. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> welcome back. taking a live look here at the golden gate bridge and it's interesting, catherine, the golden gate, national recreation area, they're saying their parking lots

kron four's justin campbell was at apple's annual event in cupertino and has the lineup.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 along 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. 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 computer where maybe you're looking for. some air waste can also

kron four's justin campbell has an update. has been rolling blackouts and we've been all over the streets. here's what it was like chasing the power outages. >> we started our day shortly after 2 o'clock when the power went out at bret harte middle school in south san jose outside traffic lights not working with no traffic jam across the street. people trying to get whatever electric they can. >> what's my wife's actually sent in ayparking lot? maybe half mile down you get 5 g services try to work right now. little bit. >> the cbs shut down putting a sign in their window in a power outage. sorry for the inconvenience along with other businesses around 4.30, pg and e power outage map shows most of the eastern foothills region is out of power while at the same time we decided to make our way near evergreen valley college, where businesses had to shut down because of power outages. also for the business owners, it was inconvenient, but their power was back on less than an hour afterwards. and they were back to business as usual r

justin campbell is live for us in london this morning. rning to you, justin. >> good morning, stephanie. i want to paint a picture of exactly where i'm at right now. i'm in saint james park. you look behind me, this road is called the mao. you'll see thousands of people, these people that walking. they're walking to the front of buckingham palace are going to pay tribute to her late majesty queen elizabeth. the second now look at the second piece of video as stephanie the cough and is now making its way towards london. it passed through the scottish countryside on a final journey from her beloved summer estate. balmoral in scotland. with the castle to london with mourners quietly lining the roads and some tossing flowers to honor the monarch. after 70 years on the throne, emotional moment for them. now back out here live. what i also want to explain, as i was saying earlier this road, the map now all these thousands of people that you see here walking to going to pay tribute. we can't get our cameras closer due to a signal. but here we hav

also standing by our justin campbell live in san jose. that's what cooling centers are open. not only to keep residents cool, but >> also to save energy. we're going to start this evening with rob. guys. it's a hot one. my phone ring, a temperature of around 108 degrees here in livermore. this heat wave is going to continue throughout the week and it's those triple digits as cal i so earn. they're concerned about potential for rolling blackouts. >> the sun is out and many people are home and join this labor day. but that means increased energy demands and concerns from cal iso. president elliot mainzer. we're looking at energy deficit of 2 to 4,000 megawatts. >> which is as much as 10% of normal electricity demand. we need to use every tool available to get even greater energy savings today. and tomorrow, mainzer says that consumers have been taking advice from the experts, but that there needs to be 2 to 3 times more energy conservation monday and tuesday to keep the power grid running smoothly. president of the california public utilities commission, alex reynolds offering

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 campbell is live for us in london this morning. and we understand you are there with the new king arrived at buckingham palace. >> yeah, that's right, stephanie. right now i'm actually standing off of the mall it this road right behind me where you see all of these people that are behind me leads to buckingham palace. if you look at this video that put up on your screen, that will rule q 2 earlier today. the chance for so many people here to see king charles arriving here at buckingham palace along with the queen. that was a moment that you heard so many people cheering so many people excited to that moment. and i actually got the chance to talk to people about it. but you get to hear what they we also spent some today outside of buckingham palace where were rolled you. you look at this video, you can see so many people putting flowers outside in green park. that park is right outside of buckingham palace in honor of her late majesty queen elizabeth. now you read some of those cards that are outside by the trees. all of the flowers

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> now in the south bay, transportation officials are urging people tos. >> the kids are trying to run across the street against the light or if they're trying to beat the that the crossing gates, they're going to be reminding them to please obey thetrules and the laws that are out here today. >> now the vta spokesperson says over the past few years, 3 people have died and one percent was seriously hurt because they ignored traffic signs several times throughout the year. they'll have santa clara county sheriff's deputies out on the streets to educate unaware people on the dangers of being around the train tracks. youth. he is climate activists took to the streets of oakland demanding policymakers and world leaders prioritize the future of the planet over profits. they rally at frank ogawa plaza flower followed by a march down in downtown advocates -% with the group youth versus apocalypse are calling for climate reparations. they say climate change is hitting marginalized communities. the hardest and those groups should be compensated for the actions of

justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, meantime, a caltrans is expected continue clearing the which street homeless camp that's in oakland. it's an area that's been the center of major safety concerns mostly due to a series of recent. >> fires this year, the city of oakland proposed a plan to clear the encampment in phases. that plan includes shelter for roughly 2 100 residents. another big story we're following tonight. the alameda county sheriff's office has demoted. 47 deputies. >> because they failed their psychological evaluations. the sheriff's office conducted an internal audit after the arrest of a deputy in a double homicide case. 10% of the department has been stripped of their resting powers and firearms. kron four's amanda hari is talking to an alameda county official right now on why and how the select deputies were demoted. what needs to be done for them to be reinstated. she'll have more on that a little bit later on in oakland. the police officers association is calling out the city's viol

reporting live here. >> in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. >> san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting a 53 year-old woman in the city's chinatown neighborhood. it was reported about 8.30, tuesday night on jackson street near grand avenue. t e woman told police she was shoved off the sidewalk. she hit her head on the road. police used a security cameras in the area to identify the suspect is 30 year-old alejandro garcia. he was arrested yesterday. >> the new tools online to help the public submit complaints about san francisco police, the san francisco department of police accountability launched a case status tracking portal. the department works separately from the police department too independently review the public's allegations of misconduct and abuse from officers with a new portal. the department is hoping the review process will become more transparent for those who submit complaints, you can find a link to the portal on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, a shooting in oakland ends with

justin campbell kron. 4 news. all right. thank you very much, justin. and now it. we switch to this. a beautiful live look at the golden gate bridge as we take another look at the 4 zone forecast. beautiful. it is hard for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with a look ahead. yeah, we're tracking our first full weekend of fall with warmer weather heading our way right now. we are tracking a beautiful night out there for your friday night as we like to call it here. kron 4. but let's take a look at radar for. we are going to see the return of patchy marine layer overnight. but right now fairly clear skies temperatures out there right now about a 20 degree difference from our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valleys. check out pittsburgh, 81 degrees. pacifica, 20 degrees cooler in the low 60's. but just barely. >> bodega bay already cooling down to 58 degrees. widespread 70's as you make your is a very pleasant temperatures for those of you heading out for your friday night and when tracker for tracking a cool sea breeze influence along the coasts. downt

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 attention

justin campbell, run for what is it like there now? i see people milling around behind you. st? >> crowded, beyond believe for or what's it like justin? it's very crowded to you. you have trouble even making a call. even getting service for our live shot right now. and people are just asking questions. what's next? what's next? this hasn't happened in 70 years. so. figuring out exactly what's going to happen is it's hard for people to know what events are happening. and they just want to be a part of it. it's history in the making. and so people in a weird way, it's they're sad, but they're also excited about what's to come and what they'll see from king charles, the 3rd. the scene will certainly be packed behind you there. one week from today. justin, thank you. >> time now is 7.34. and for your health, a new walk-in clinic for for the monkeypox vaccine, you can get in and pox vaccine. now in san francisco kron four's philippe djegal takes a closer look at how. >> the number of positive m-pox cases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the

kron four's justin campbell has more on the cleanup process. >> yeah, i home but you know, right now we're getting. >> i didn't tapes are up along with barricades. yeah, i know. and then we invaded that space. so here, you know. thursday morning crews started sweeping the massive homeless encampment near the san jose international airport. the faa needs the area cleared for a buffer zone for incoming airplanes. some residents say they are excited to leave. >> i just don't have that. she's watching everybody else out here. you know, want to combine that. >> some for me and others like german gomez. not sure on what to do next. you know, feel like the city's >> not really you know, a lot of people you know, to put housing as well. you know, i still with light wind that we world and that cited column for asked the city about this. we understand that this will create a lot of stress for many residents. and daniel public information. officer says they provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing 142 people. the reality there are still people there. yes, and where we're continui

reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news in a separate incident. a 94 year-old man died at the walnut creek atria facility. >> while the facility claimed he had a reaction to flaming hot cheetos. his family maintains his death was also caused by cleaning solution. >> the restaurant workers strike at sfo is over. for now. labor organizers reached a tentative agreement late wednesday night ending the strike that forced about 80 restaurants and coffee shops and bars inside the airport to close for several days. many workers complained of going 3 years without a raise increasing their concerns about keeping up with the high cost of living in the bay area. workers are back on the job today after winning what the union is calling, quote, significant raises and free family health care following the strike. time now for our 4 zone forecast with a live view of san francisco airport and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has word on a nice friday. yeah, boy, they're great weather around the bay area today. tomorrow. >> thanks. just going to be beautiful

kron four's justin campbell was there and has what's new? 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 along 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 athlete, starting at 7.99, a bigger screen in a titanium case can also serve as your dive compute

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> teachers in san jose are calling on mayor sam liccardo to do more to keep crosswalk safe in and around schools. leaders with the campbell union school district sent a letter to the mayor after that little boy died friday near his school district. officials are asking for bigger budgets for crossing guards, better enforcement of traffic laws around schools consistent maintenance of crosswalks and the public safety campaign focused on safe driving in school zones. san jose mayor liccardo delivered his last state of the city speech today at the mayor is going really near the end of his second and final term kron four's ella sogomonian. listen. then she has highlights from our newsroom. >> ken and catherine, the mayor of the car to look back at the work that the city has accomplished during his 8 year long tenure. well, looking forward by sharing his advice for future city leaders. he acknowledged the challenges that he faced like the pandemic civil unrest, shootings and wildfires to name a few. but they're on the card. also commended the work done to impr

kron 4 s justin campbell spoke with neighbors. >> who are really asking for change? >> we're in the cambridge and neighborhood just blocks away from reed elementary school. and if you look behind me, you can see here at corning drive and chambers. there are no stop signs. san jose police say there haven't been any wrecks, but according to neighbors just this morning, there was one. >> miss video caught the moment these white mercedes crashed into a blue subaru. >> loud crash. first thing in the morning. one of the cars looks totaled. just converse as he worries because there are no stop signs. another neighbor feels the same. a lot of times cars are going very fast and given that there no stop sign, cars can come in like each other like what happened friday morning. but according to san jose police, these crash where the airbags went off, never happened to san jose police. i reached out to them and they said that there was not even a wreck here. i can't really speak to that. they're definitely police vehicles here. i saw 2 wrecked cars. there was a tow truck kron. 4

justin campbell is that apple's annual event today in cupertino. >> yeah, apple ceo tim cook took thege today and what we found apple finding a way to incorporate more 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 professionals from get wrote right at 48 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 an outdoorsy person or athlete starting at 7.99, a bigger screen in a titanium case can also serve as your dive computer where maybe you're looking

justin campbell has that story. >> we're in the cambridge and neighborhood just blocks away from reed elementary school. if you look behind me, you can see here at corning drive and chambers. there are no stop signs. san jose police say there haven't been any wrecks, but according to neighbors just this morning, there was one. >> miss video caught the moment this white mercedes crashed into a blue subaru. >> loud crash. first thing in the morning. one of the cars looks totaled. josh converse as he worries because there are no stop signs. another neighbor feels the same. a lot of times cars are going very fast and given that there no stop sign, cars can come in like each other like what happened friday morning. but according to san jose police, these crash where the airbags went off, never happened to san jose police. i reached out to them and they said that there was not even a wreck here. i can't really speak to that. they're definitely police vehicles here. i saw 2 wrecked cars. there was a tow truck kron. 4 reached out to san jose police in an email sjpd said no crash occurred and

justin campbell has the story. >> really miss my mom.onica maxwell is grieving the loss of her. 93 year-old mother, trudy maxwell died in august at a tree assisted living in san mateo after drinking what was said to be juice, something exploded in her mouth or something. i didn't know what was going on. her whole mouth was completely read into the record. time was kind of hanging to the side. maxwell's attorney neil mccarthy says that jews was a toxic cleaning solution. industrial strength, cleaner. that was more toxic than drain. >> she would have been better off if they give in to drain. a lawsuit filed thursday alleges. >> atria had a similar poisoning a few days before at the contra costa facility but did not take any corrective measuees. they had simply reacted as they should. to the first poisoning. truly natural would still be with monica hopes. the lawsuit would prevent another death of an elderly resident h a and the whole company does to me make made accountable for this. they are there needs to be changes in the way that elder

but >> as kron four's, justin campbell reports this month long cleanup has caused a number of problems. >> this city was given until this friday to clear this homeless encampment behind me at guadalupe park. but now there is a new problem just right across the street. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound. the field filled with cars. are these intense with people living on the dirt sales catches and using that help the kids got there. other stuff out there just never know. just 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in grow instead of serving as a home for people side. >> was 10 over what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living. >> and the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. don't know where. and parents want a place for their kids to

justin campbell kron, 4 news. but police in san francisco are looking for a man who swung a knife at a muni bus driver yesterday morning. >> kind of bizarre. this was at the corner of california street and van ness avenue. police say an argument broke out between the 2 and the suspect are to swinging a knife eventually ran away, didn't hurt the driver. they're still looking nobody's been arrested yet. >> daly city council member says that another council member physically assaulted her before a meeting at city hall in live with the details ♪ don't stop me now ♪ ♪ don't stop me ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky ♪ ♪ like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ don't stop me now ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all-l-l ♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-dah ♪ >> 9.29, thanks for hanging out with us this wednesday morning. it's been pretty nice out so far. it has a little cloudy, but the suns found ways to poke through now and again, we

kron four's justin campbell has details from the key note in cupertino.h, 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 48 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 d

justin campbell has the story. >> really miss my mom. monica maxwell is grieving the loss of her. 93 year-old mother, trudy maxwell died in august at a tree assisted living in san mateo after drinking what was said to be juice, something exploded in her mouth or someehing. i didn't know what was going on. her whole mouth was completely read. it look like or turn was kind of hanging to the side. maxwell's attorney neil mccarthy says that jews was a toxic cleaning solution. industrial strength, cleaner. that was more toxic than drain. >> she would have been better off if they give it drain. a lawsuit filed thursday alleges. >> atria had a similar poisoning a few days before at the contra costa facility but did not take any corrective measures. they had simply reacted as they should. to the first poisoning. truly natural would still be with monica hopes. the lawsuit would prevent another death of an elderly resident and the whole company does to me make made accountable for this. they are there needs to be changes in the way that elderly pe

kron four's justin campbell shares more on this process. >> yeah, home, but you know, right now we'reicades. yeah, i know. and then we invaded that space. so here, you know. thursday morning crews started sweeping the massive homeless encampment near the san jose international airport. the faa needs the area cleared for a buffer zone for incoming airplanes. some residents say they are excited to leave. >> i just don't have that. she's watching everybody else out here. you know, want to combine that. >> some for me and others like german gomez. not sure on what to do next. you know, feel like the city's debt. >> not really you know, a lot of people here, you know, to put housing as well. you know, i still will be light wind that we world and that cited the column for asked the city about this. we understand that this will create a lot of stress for many residents. and daniel public information. officer says they provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing 142 people. the reality there are still people there. yes, and where we're continuing to work our partners to have a tho

reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news >> in a separate incident, a 94 year-old man died at the walnut creek atria facility while the facility claimed he had a reaction to flaming hot cheetos, his family maintains his death was also caused by cleaning solution. in the south bay. police arrested a middle school teacher for allegedly sending messages to a student. 29 year-old trey devontae owens taught at herbert hoover middle school in san jose. he's accused of sending messages on social media to a female student at abraham lincoln high school. police say owens asked the student to send him inappropriate images and made plans to pick up the student. officers learned about this last friday and arrested on to his home in hollister on sunday, police offered a warning to parents and caregivers about children using social media. >> i think the biggest takeaway from all of this is that if you as a parent, have given your child, know track device and has access to the web has access to social media apps, be vigilant, pay attention to what they're doing and tensions what websites

but as our conferencp, justin campbell reports tonight, the month-long clean up its been creating more problems. >> this city was given until this friday to clear this homeless encampment behind me at guadalupe park. but now there is a new problem just right across the street. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound that deal with this filled with cars. are these with people living on the sales catches and using that help? the kids got you >> other stuff out there just never 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in growth instead of serving as a home for people side. tenor with them? what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living in the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. >> i want to know where cannot sit and parents want a place for the

justin campbell has the story. >> early monday morning, a man caught on this surveillance video breaks glass at re mobilize ers. a wheelchair shop in san jose and dean wheeled out a $3,000 electric scooter and basically some of the owner. brian o'donnell says the stolen scooter is a pride mobility victory 9 the same as this one. but o'donnell says it was supposed to go to a 99 year-old woman with disabilities. she's not going to that. o'donnell says you'll have to wait another 6 to 8 weeks due to back order and he believes the suspect. knew what he was taking. he knew how to drive the scooter so he was able to turn it on. >> and drive it out of the drive out to the front door and loaded into his car. so he had some knowledge of it. at least 10 jose police are investigating and do not have any suspects. o'donnell still in shock that someone would steal a scooter. >> designed for a disabled person like this kind of a business. it's just i mean, it's it's sad that reporting in san jose. i'm just frustrated. justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> well, police in san francisco are looking for a m

reporting in san mateo, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, in a separate incident, a 94 year-old man died at the atria facility in walnut creek. and while the facility claimed that he had a that he had flaming hot cheeto and then he had a reaction to that. his family maintains that his death was also caused by cleaning solutions. so we'll see where their investigation goes as well. >> it's 5.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a medical device to check your pulse could impact how you're treated for things like covid. on the color of your skin will have more on that after the break. it's 5.25, and a new study in the american journal of epidemiology found that pulse ox meet some matters. >> are less accurate on black skin. the oxen meters are non invasive devices. you know, you clamp it on your finger. you i got one from cbs when covid first started. and during a virtual news conference center, health clinician said that to patients with darker skin because of the sensrtivity of the device. they got less supplemental oxygen during their icu stays. and that's led to a disp

let's check in with justin campbell is live in london. good morning, justin. >> and good morning rain and that funeral just wrapped up behind me and very moving a sermon that we heard. we heard a lot of music in seeing. let's go and you can actually see what's happening right now. we'll give you live pictures. you can the coffin right now making its way through the streets of central going to wellington arch, which is near buckingham palace on a gun this is thousands of people that have camped out that have been here for days and traveled across the world to get a chance to actually be able to see this moment. it is history after 70 years on the monarch, a lot of people don't feel that they will get the opportunity to ever see something like this happen again. but back out here live, this is this is full queen elizabeth was an eerie. >> westminster abbey. that is right behind take a look at the video. what we'll show you. i want to walk you through what happened as you're waking up on the west coast. you can see the queen lied in state 4 t

course, justin campbell has the story. >> you guys home.tapes are up along with barricades. yeah, i know. and then we invaded that space. so here, you know. thursday morning crews started sweeping the massive homeless encampment near the san jose international airport. the faa needs the area cleared for a buffer zone for incoming airplanes. some residents say they are excited to leave. >> i just don't have that. she's watching everybody else out here. you know, want to combine that. >> still some for me and others like german gomez. not sure on what to do next. you know, feel like the city's debt. >> not really you know, a lot of people you know, to put housing as well. you know, i still with light wind that we world and that's 4 asked the city about this. we understand that this will create a lot of stress for many residents. and daniel public information. officer says they provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing 142 people. the reality there are still people there. yes, and where we're continuing to work. >> our partners t

cross for justin campbell is actually out at the unveiling event for apple party known. 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 along 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. 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 computer where maybe you're looking for some air waste can also change >> with your finger on the air pods, pro charging case can

kron four's justin campbell spent the day bouncing around from outage. outage and >> file this report. >> yet throughout san jose today it has been rolling blackouts and we've been all over the streets. here's what it was like chasing the power outages. we started our day shortly after 2 o'clock when the power went out at bret harte middle school in south san jose outside traffic lights not working with no traffic jam across the street. people trying to get what ever electric they can use. my wife's actually sent in a parking lot. >> maybe a half mile down as you get 5 g services, you least try to work right now. little bit. >> the cbs shut down putting a sign in their window in a power outage. sorry for the inconvenience along with other businesses around 4.30, pg and e power outage map shows most of the eastern foothills region is out of power while at the same time we decided to make our way near evergreen valley college, where businesses had to shut down because of power outages. also for the business owners, it was inconvenient, but their power was

justin campbell was in san jose today were a few of those cooling centers are open in. they invited members of the public inside. as the sun beats down on the bay area, people without air conditioning at home are gathering at cooling centers in the south bay. it was unbearable in my house. >> and i have a window frame like fans booing standing oscillating fan and just putting cool down. and >> karen lee, more than 20 other people have come to this cooling center at the camden community center inside water snacks and a space to sit down and simply cool off. >> i think it's a blessing. it's a a lovely building. it's clean. >> it's quiet. and she pompous and her daughter, katie, spent all day monday in the center after their house got too sauna valley transit authority also helping people beat the heat. dta says tell the driver you are going to a cooling center in your ride will be free. continuous days of 100 plus weather. out of the even g and her daughters say they will be looking into adding central air at their home ali, ryce and beans. but i want a see. city of san j

justin campbell. >> tells us why they are not allowed to stay there anymore. >> yeah, home. but you know, right now we're getting. >> i tapes are up along with barricades. yeah, i know. and then we invaded that space. so here, you know. thursday morning crews started sweeping the massive homeless encampment near the san jose international airport. the faa needs the area cleared for a buffer zone for incoming airplanes. some residents say they are excited to leave. >> i just don't have that. she's watching everybody else out here. you know, want to combine that. >> still some for me and others like german gomez. not sure on what to do next. you know, feel like the city's >> not really you know, a lot of people you know, to put housing as well. you know, i still with light wind that we world and that cited column for asked the city about this. we understand that this will create a lot of stress for many residents. and daniel public information. officer says they provided 143 people with temporary or permanent housing 142 people. the reality there are still people there. yes, a

. >> but as kron four's, justin campbell reports that month long cleanup is well, it's been creating more problems. >> this city was given until this friday to clear this homeless encampment behind me at guadalupe park. but now there is a new problem just right across the street. >> there's no baseball games at columbus park instead of a pitcher on the mound. the field filled with cars. are these intense with people living on the dirt sales catches and using that help the kids get out there. other stuff out there just never know. just 80 born in raised in san jose says kids need the field to play in grow instead of serving as a home for people side. >> was 10 over what happened one month before that? they told us >> the city of san jose tells kron 4 we are still assessing columbus park situation as our current priorities are finding resources for the individuals currently living. >> and the faa land area in clearing the open space as required by september 30th. so far the city has housed 174 people from that area. but 100 more are in limbo. don't know where. and parents want a place

justin campbell has the story. >> really miss my mom. monica maxwell is grieving the loss of her. 93 year-old mother, trudy maxwell died in august at a tree assisted living in san mateo after drinking what was said to be juice, something exploded in her mouth or something. i didn't know what was going on. her whole mouth was completely red. and the quicker turn was kind of hanging to the side. maxwell's attorney neil mccarthy says that jews was a toxic cleaning solution. industrial strength, cleaner. >> that was more toxic than drain. >> she would have been better off if they give in to drain. a lawsuit filed thursday alleges. >> atria had a similar poisoning a few days before at the contra costa facility. >> but did not take any corrective measures. they had simply reacted as they should have. to the first poisoning. truly natural would still be with monica hopes. the lawsuit would prevent another death of an elderly resident h a. >> and the whole company does to me make made accountable for this. they are there needs to be changes in t

. >> 2 pedestrians crawford's justin campbell tells us more about what they're doing. >> just about a block away a week ago, an 8 year-old boy was killed while walking in the crosswalk. now police are educating drivers, but also issuing citations. >> was a police released this video of their traffic enforcement crackdown. the department's public information officer acted as a pedestrian, tried to walk in the crosswalk when all of a sudden a white suv blows right through the crosswalk without even stopping the driver was pulled over. >> to be able to go out there and actually try and now change. have it by stopping people in either issuing warnings or citations rolled rallies with vision, 0, a task force aimed to reduce traffic deaths in san jose says so far this year. 26 pedestrians have been killed on the roadways and he says speed is a constant problem. a big reason why we've been focused on addressing that. and and one of the reasons. >> for that yesterday in less than an hour. 21 motorists were cited for not yielding to pedestrians. the main street here west san carlos. tara. some

justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> still to come, more than $100,000 raise for the family of a man shot and killed outside his oakland home. why his family says violence in the city will continue. >> plus, a lesson they'll never forget. we'll take a look at how one teacher used his hispanic heritage to teach his students a lesson. >> also, consumer debt soaring sky-high in the past year will detail which income groups felt it most. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean some

justin campbell kron, 4 news and caltrans is cleaning up a homeless encampment. the 2 of them actually solano county and allay. >> and they plan to clear out 6 different encampments in total. they say they're working with county officials to make sure that there are resources and relocation options for the people who live there. >> well, watch out for cody is in antioch. a pack of them attacked a dog yesterday at contra loma regional park rangers for the east bay regional park district say someone walking their dog when it happened. the coyotes eventually ran away into the hills. as for the dog, it was injured, but it is expected to survive. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, oakland police officers are re-imagining public safety is violent. crime continues to rise in the city will see how officers plan to deal with. >> low level calls for now. plus, people are also scrambling to leave florida before hurricane ian hits. the state will tell you why state officials say that's well. now's not the time to wait. and after the break, the price tag is out on presid