well, the >> kaiser permanente. employees are back on the picket line today continuing their weeklong demonstration outside the health care providers, facilities throughout california. their union contract expires at the end of september. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight from berkeley workers. one more staffing and better pay. >> better pay and more help on the front lines to ensure the level of care for patients does not doing protests held by kaiser permanente. employees outside the health care providers facilities this week. want the best already. >> they've stopped make sure that we have the ability on friday. dozens of workers picketed in front of the kaiser berkley regional in the upper 36 and i can start stopping even because, competing with by a factor that in almost everything. >> mayor just argue is a kaiser permanente member but says he stands in solidarity with the workers. i'm not against kaiser, but >> i'm against corporate greed. think spence of our workers and our patients you know,

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from kaiser permanente. santa clara medical center, doctor, thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news 3. i was really struck by his h he's only 18 years old. how common it is it for an 18 year-old to suffer from cardiac arrest. >> that's really devastating event. and a really good question that you have. so first of all, i think it's important to understand what a cardiac arrest so a cardiac arrest for first the sudden stopping of the heart's pumping activity. so when someone is having a cardiac arrest, it means that the bloods not pumping out of the heart to all the vital organs organs in the consequence would usually be collapse within seconds. 2 minutes. fortunately, this is a rare event. so it occurs in about one in 50,000 to 100,000 young athletes. but it is devastating and potentially life-threatening one. and so i'm so glad that my medical colleagues were able to respond quickly and help save mister james's life. >> what's the difference between a cardiac arrest suffering from cardiac arrest and h

i'm not against kaiser, but >> i'm against corporate greed. at the expense of our workers and our patients. you know, need to do better i've >> and these frontline workers who make up the coalition of kaiser permanente. unions say their contract with the health care system is up the end of september and just agree with kaiser's assertion pays above local market rates to attract and retain the best kaiser says staffing challenges publicized by the coalition is not unique to provider. rather staffing shortages are happening across healthcare. a lasting result of the pandemic. national bargaining at least once a august september when national bargaining twice a month. >> trying to get cars are to come to the table in earnest and bargain good taste thus far. we haven't seeing that prepared. we've got to watch out. you will walk out, but we're here present. don't make go that route. you don't want to go want direct community. means that we have to stand for ourselves we can to have her own family members the coalition expects more demonstrations un

kaiser said in many reasons it pays above market average. kaiser released a statement saying, quote, given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. kaiser emphasized that these depicts are not strikes and said all of their medical facilities will remain open and operate normally. >>> a potentially devastating strike is avoided with days to go. ups and the teamsters union reached a tentative deal to avoid a strike that could have started next week. the agreement includes better pay, safety issues like equipping more trucks with air-conditioning. the 340,000 member union has to ratify the new deal. >>> let's take a break from the news and a look at the weather with first alert meteorologist darren peck . >> a classic cool down taking place. everybody gets the benefit. not necessarily cool inland but let me show you how we will do that. in about 24 hours. a pretty picture from the camera on top of the sales t

kaiser says i many regions it pays workers above market average. kaiser releasing a statement where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. that is the words of kaiser and all medical facilities will be open. they promise they will operate normally. if you find otherwise let us know. >>> a potentially devastating strike has been avoided with days to go. the r it is with apps. it includes better pay an air-conditioning in the truck. the union has to ratify that deal. we are watching that. >>> still ahead, whale sighting in the bay. we see on social media a lot of you seeing them. the reason why whales are hanging out closer to where we live. >>> plus, robotaxi rebels. how this group in san francisco takes a stand against driverles cars using cones. >>> the marine layer looks more impressive today than it has th last few days. it's building back. it's about to bring the entire bay area below average temperatures for the this t

we're tired, we're frustrated. >> kaiser says, in part, we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions. it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. >>> we're talking about peet's coffee. workers at three east bay stores are voting to unionize two stores. workers told the "san francisco chronicle" they want more of a voice amid cost of living. the vote, no matter how it turns out, won't change our commitment to our people. we look forward to writing the next chapter together with our employees. >>> a chance to own a piece of the ancient past. a petrified forest in wine country is about to hit the market. scientists say it formed when st. helena erupted. a homesteader opened it to visitors. the family is ready to sell. living redwoods and a mile of porter creek. they hope future buyers will want to preserve the park. it will remain open to visitors until a deal is closed. admission right now is $12. >>> we have been sweating. some places that are the hottest throughout the bay area are school campuses

in a statement, kaiser says in part, we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions. given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. it adds, we will reach a great agreement. >>> new at 6:00 this morning, people are getting too close to the wildlife in santa cruz all to get a look at that sea otter stealing surfboards. the otter 841 has become a viral sensation known for getting pretty close to surfers, biting or stealing their boards. but now with all the attention, people are getting too close to other otters in their natural habitat. just last week leaders say one local photographer documented people breaking up a group of about ten otters with some people getting within just a few feet of the animals. >> it's really important to be able to give otters their space and these photos show evidence that people were not following those rules. >> we're the ones that have invaded their homes and i think they should be left to be comfort

thousands of kaiser permanente.care workers. >> throughout california will be on the picket lines today. shed light on a staffing crisis. a's fans are taking that reverse boycott to the battle. the bay has a list. giants fans to helping push their message to owners, sell the team. and a popular restaurant in the south bay is out thousands of dollars after burglars broke into the business and stole a safe. we'll have all that and more. the kron. 4 morning >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good morning and thank you for waking up with bright and early for the kron. morning news. it's tuesday, july 25th, i'm reyna harvey before you leave the house. if you write it out, hold on a moment. you need to know what the weather is going to look like. dave sphar has been tracking that for the few days. dave, lot happening. >> rain a good morning and good morning, everybody. glaze showing up at the golden gate bridge. yes, that's the fog coming back in full force this mornin

kaiser permanente. employees are back on picket line today. continuing the weeklong demonstration outside the health care providers, facilities throughout the state, including here in the bay, their union. the contract expires at the end of september is kron four's philippe djegal reports from berkeley. now workers want more staffing and they want better pay. >> better pay and more help on the front lines to ensure the level of care for patients does not doing protests held by kaiser permanente. employees outside the health care providers facilities this week. want the best already. >> thanks a level ability on friday, dozens of workers picketed in front of the kaiser berkley regional in the 36 and i can start stopping even because we competing with by a factor that in everything. >> mayor just argue is a kaiser permanente member but says he stands in solidarity with the workers. i'm not against kaiser, but >> i'm against corporate greed. at the expense of our workers and our patients. you know, need to do better i've >> and these frontline wo

meanwhile, here at home. >> kaiser permanente. health care workers across the bay area are picketing outside facilities demanding changes their contract expires at the end of september. >> kron 4 s charles clifford joins us live from san jose with the latest on their demands. it's a pretty lot out there. charles. >> yes, so right now i'm at kaiser's san jose medical center. you see behind me here. we've got union workers from variety of different field. they're out here picking their unions are currently in the middle of contract negotiations. so this isn't a strike. this is just an informational picket. and they are saying that since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the staff of the hospital has been understaffed and they're looking for better staffing and also benefits for employees. >> on >> tuesday, thousands of kaiser permanente. union employees, including nurses, social workers, therapists, food staff and technicians picketed outside kaiser hospitals across california. the workers are represented by the coalition of ka

thousands of kaiser permanente. health care workers throughout california will be on the picket lines today to highlight a staffing tpcrisis. a's fans are taking their reverse boycott to the battle of the bay as they enlist giants fans to help push their message. and a popular restaurant in the south bay is out thousands of dollars after burglars break in steele is safe. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm daria, i'm james and woke up this morning came into work and it was nice and mild. it was like a low 60's. yes, outside of wonderful jacket. but i did not zipping up. dave, can i shut it already this probably going jay-z a good morning, everybody. you know, temperatures are going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday, but just a little bit. i mean, blink, you might miss it and it will be back to the 80's for the rest of this week. so >> enjoy the 90's. why you have got him right now. today, a qu

i'm not against kaiser, but >> i'm against corporate greed. at the expense of our workers and our patients. you know, need to do better >> and these frontline workers who make up the coalition of kaiser permanente. unions say their contract with the health care system is up the end of september and just agree with kaiser's assertion pays above local market rates to attract and retain the best kaiser says staffing challenges publicized by the coalition is not unique to provider. rather, staffing shortages are happening across a lasting result of the pandemic. national bargaining at least once a for august september with national bargaining twice a month. >> trying to get cars are to come to the table in earnest and bargain good taste thus we haven't seeing that prepared. we've got to watch out. you will walk out, but we're here present. don't make go that route. you don't want to go there. want direct community. means that we have to stand for ourselves that we can take care of her own family members opener in the coalition expects more demonst

the unions and kaiser are negotiating. kaiser released a statement that reads in part, our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we can continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefits. we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners and bargaining. we will reach a great agreement. employees at three bay area pete's coffee locations are looking to you knowize. workers are meeting today whether they want to join the union. some quoarks believe the efforts will help make work improvements such as standard based pay rate and safer working conditions. the three stories include two oakland and one berkeley location. if the majority -- if the majority of the workers vote yes, they will join the industrial workers of the world industrial union for 60. dan: happening now, a call to unite the bay ahead of tonight's bay bridge series at oracle park. a's fans are hoping giants fans join them in solidarity calling for the a's owners to sell the people to someone who will keep t

. >> well, today, thousands of kaiser permanente. union workers, incllding nurses, social workers, therapists, food, staff and technicians picketed outside kaiser hospitals across california. take a look at the scene in san jose this morning. the workers are represented by the coalition of kaiser permanente unions, which is negotiating new contracts with the health care provider. workers are asking kaiser to do more to support them and patients. we want to make sure that we're properly stop so we can deliver the care that we give our patients that deserve on a regular basis. >> in response, kaiser permanente says they are committed to patient care and want to reach a deal with the unions, adding, quote, our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we can continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefits. we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners in bargaining. all fans are fighting to keep the team in oakland and tonight they're hoping giants fans will join in on that fight.

kaiser hospitals tomorrow. kaiser employees say they intend to walk the picket lines to protest what they consider unsafe staffing and a patient care crisis. frontline health care workers have a labor contract that is set to expire september 30th. the coalition of kaiser permanente unions is down, demanding that kaiser hire 10,000 new workers by the end of the year. kaiser has issued a statement in advance of tomorrow's picket. it reads in part, it's important for our members and patients to know that these events are not strikes our medical facilities will remain open in operate normally, given where we are in the bargaining process, it is clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. firefighters rushed tonight to put out a wildfire north of redding. that's coming up in tonight's west coast rap. and the case of a missing woman in alabama received national attention earlier this month. well now the woman says she made it a

dozens of kaiser permanente. employees march the picket line outside because read them aloud voicing their fight for more staffing and higher wages. we have people who even kaiser at alarming rates. what we day in and day out hours longer work >> and these frontline workers who make up the coalition of kaiser permanente. unions say their contract with the health care system up end of september. >> and disagree with kaiser's assertion that days of old local market rates to attract and retain the best to the best wages, the best health care, all of these things. kaiser is just pulling even and we have people that can do better for themselves, working retail and living in the valley from working as health care workers in the bay >> are says staffing challenges publicized by the coalition is not unique to provider. rather staffing shortages are happening across a lasting result of the pandemic. i just talked to hand. >> on the stand that i'm not asking more. just asking paid just like the rest the company and the ind

they picketed outside kaiser hospitals across the state. this was the scene in san jose this morning. the workers are represented by the coalition of kaiser permanente unions, which is currently negotiating new contracts with the health health care provider. the employees are asking that kaiser do more to support workers and patients. we want to make sure that we're properly stop so we can deliver the care that we give our patients that deserve on a regular basis. >> in response, kaiser permanente says that they are committed to patient care and want to reach a deal with the unions. adding our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we can continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefit. we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners in barking. >> president biden signed a proclamation today to create a national monument honoring emmett till and his mother mamie till mobley, the 14 year-old emmett till his brutal murder galvanize the civil rights movement. the monument will span 3 sit

now kaiser did send us a statement. we're getting it up on your screen saying, quote, our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefits. we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners in bargaining. >> we will reach a great agreement to get there. we all need to be responsible stewards of our members and customers needs and resources and be mindful of the rising cost of health care and our collective role in addressing it. now picketing is set to start at 11 o'clock this morning in just about 2 hours and will take place again. all across california. but then and the next few days or this week, at some point it will happen over oregon, washington and colorado and again, collaboratively all together. we're talking 85,000 of these frontline workers, too, want to get some type of agreement and hoping to get that before september 30. when that contract expires or james, we'll send it back to thank you, michael. >> 904 is th

kaiser did send us a statement.re putting it up on your screen now saying, quote, our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we can continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefits. we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners in barking. we will reach a great agreement to get there. we all need to be responsible stewards of our members and customers needs and resources and be mindful of the rising cost of health care and our collective rule in addressing it picketing today is set to start at 11 o'clock this morning. and again, it will take place all across california here in southern california and throughout the week, there will be more pick. it's happening in those other states such as colorado, washington and oregon and all collaboratively totaling 85,000 workers that we're talking about. so hopefully they come to some type an agreement. again. >> their contract on september 30th. and their goal is to get somewhere. >> close to where they want to be bef

kaiser emphasized that these pickets are not strikes and said all medical facilities will remain open and operate normally. >>> there is a new art installation in the presidio tunnel tops. it is part of a community public art mentorship seeking to recognize the diverse history of the presidio. the large ground mural captures wildlife such as monarch butterflies, coyotes and quail. the project engages emerging bipoc artists to create installations that reflect their own cultural identities. >> i just hope that all these people enjoy it and that more people feel invited to come to the park. >> felicia is one of three artists selected to bring art to the tunnel tops as part of the ancestral futurism of the art mentorship. >>> let's take a break from the news and look at the weather. we are so lucky that we are getting a break from some of this heat. >> the inland heat will take a break. you have to deal with the fog. >>> i'm not sure what happened at 8:00 but i am confident that there will be a temperature and weather at that point, likely between 63 and 61 degrees at that point. tempera

those kaiser employees are protesting what they call unsafe staffing and a crisis in patient care. they have a labor contract that is due to expire on september 30th. the unions representing the workers want kaiser to hire 10,000 new workers by the end of this year. despite today's labor actions, hospitals will still be open. and anyone who's procedure is going to be canceled or moved has already been contacted. now, kaiser put out a statement that says in part, given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. the picketing is expected to continue each day through friday . and as we saw in that video, those picketers there had really nice weather. blue sky out there. and as we take a live look now across san francisco and the beautiful golden gate and the marin headlands and boy, roberta, you can see that marine layer so clearly there. but that's kind of keeping temperatures quite nice. it's very nice. heather, isn't it gorgeous? it's a swath of c

kaiser facilities did remain open today -- during today's picketing.union continue to negotiate. kaiser by releasing a statement that reads "our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures we can continue to provide market competitive pay and outstanding benefits, adding we look forward to continue to work collaboratively with our union partners." and "we will reach a great agreement." kristen: in our work to build a better bay area, we hit the streets of san we will shine a light on the homeless challenge and show you one of the many reasons it is so hard to stop. larry: scary moments for bronny james, the son of lebron james. cardiac arrest. during practice. hospitalized. more on his recovery every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the

. >> thousands >> of kaiser permanente. workers picketed outside kaiser hospitals across california today, including san jose. their unions are negotiating new contracts with the health care provider. workers are asking kaiser to do more to support them and patients. >> we want to make sure that we're properly stop so we can deliver the care that we give our patients that deserve on a regular basis. >> kaiser permanente says in part they are committed to patient care and want to reach a deal with the unions. a new study finds san francisco's approach to battling covid actually resulted in fewer deaths compared to other larger metropolitan cities. the study published in the journal public health reports found that as of 2022 san francisco had the lowest number of covid-19 deaths with 98 per 100,000 residents. that's compared to 229 deaths in the state of california and 301 in the entire u.s. population. san francisco doctors are crediting protecting frontline workers through testing and vaccination sites and bringing resourc

in a statement, kaiser permanente says in part, "we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions. given where we are in the process, it's clear the picket big the coalition isn't about drawing to the new issues but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. we will reach a great agreement." they say patient care will not be impacted. >>> a former north bay pos or the is in custody in connection with a decades-old cold case in pennsylvania. he has confessed to a 1975 unsolved killing after being shown new evidence. he's charged in the kidnapping of 8-year-old gretchen harrington, last seen walking to bible camp. investigators say zanstra offered her a ride and later killed her. from 1990 to 2005 he was a pastor at christian reform church according to a church website. the church has released a statement saying, "we recognize we live in a brokenened sinful world where violence can happen anywhere, even within our churches and by those we hold to the highest standards." >>> new at 11:00, the justice department is suing the state of texas over those to border buoys that are bein

and later this morning, employees at kaiser permanente expected to walk off the job. we'll tell you where and how that could affect you if you have a medical appointment today. from ktvu fox two news, this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, july 25th. it wasn't for the cooldown it would still be a little warm during the day. right. but it's cool overnight. let's check in with rosemary orozco on the days forecast. yes. good morning, pam. good morning, dave. and thankfully, we do have some cooler air during the overnight hours because we're going to heat it up once again, especially for inland cities. temperatures are coming up slightly over what we experienced yesterday. okay. it doesn't last, though. we do see a bigger cooldown in the days ahead. a better look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs for today and what we can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit at 4:00. let's check traffic this morning with

now, kaiser did send us a statement. we're putting it up on your screen now saying, quote, our priority is to reach an agreement that ensures that we can continue to provide market competitive, pay an outstanding benefits. >> we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with our union partners in bargaining. we will reach an agreement to get there. we all need to be responsible stewards of our members and customers. >> needs and resources and be mindful of the rising cost of health care and our collective role in addressing it. now picketing is set to start at 11 o'clock this morning and will take place across the state of california. not only here but over in southern california and then throughout the week they will have tickets and other places like oregon and over in colorado and washington. as i had mentioned, those we're out here this morning. i did reach out to some of the representatives. hopefully they come in shot with this some point. but again, it starts at 11 live this morning in san jose. michael t

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they'll picket at the kaiser medical offices in santa rosa starting at noon.a larger protest against kaiser throughout the country, employees are seeking more pay and better staffing, no scheduled appointments or surgeries will be affected. kaiser permanente issued a response that read in part, given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. this is not a strike and we are open and operating as usual. 816 is your time right now. let's get over to sal again. he is watching the roads this morning. sal, how is it looking out there? well i want to call your attention andre and garcia to a new issue eastbound on 580, which is not typically the commute direction. eastbound 580 right near the top of the dublin grade near eden canyon road. there is a crash there now, leaving castro valley for dublin is slow and that's not typically the case. a lot of people will get out there and say, oh, no, what is going on here? and that is slowi

in a statement, kaiser says in part, we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions, given where we are in the process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. it adds, we will reach a great agreement. >>> we want to take a live look outside, san francisco, a nice little blanket of fog there. hopefully keeping things cool. we need a break. >> san francisco has had nothing but a break, we haven't seen much sunshine there for warm weather but it's been hot in the valleys and we've seen temperatures spreading out across our microclimates. today will be another warm one for san jose, and looking at our high temperatures, we're going to be in the mid-80s for the south bay, the tri-valley reaching into the low to mid-90s, the peninsula will be in the upper 70s, and san francisco will stay in the 60s today, while the north bay heads for the upper 80s, east bay is going to be up to about 80 degrees. so we'll talk about a cooling trend in our forecast in a few minutes. >>> mike has a look at where we can

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. >>> all right, meantime, kaiser health care workers were on the picket lines today at 40 facilities across the state. that includes 17 right here in the bay area. a union coalition that represents more than 85,000 workers nationwide is demanding the company address what workers say are just unsafe staffing levels. >> it has been this way before the pandemic. it is now worse. so, enough is enough, we are tired. we are frustrate flood we want to make sure we are here -- frustrated. we want to make sure we are here and have someone watching out for us. who is watching out for us, nobody. >> it they say it is not drawing attention to new issues but creating bargaining leverage, kaiser says everything will remain open and operate normally. >>> a strike averted among ups workers the company reaching an agreement with union members today that includes better pay and addresses safety issues with equipping trucks with air-conditioning, the union needs to ratify the deal. >> i think it is really going to be a historic agreement that is beneficial not just for ups workers but for workers in th

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. let you know that we're getting answers and working on getting three great guests free today, we have a lot to talk about including the latest ransomware attack, this one happening in hayward today. we will talk about cybersecurity needs, but -- with an expert in the field and talk to a chronicle reporter about an 18 month long reporting project that they just completed today about one of the towns in honduras which has a link to the drug trade in san francisco. we are going to begin with the first story, which is the situation with the cyberattack. that may just tell you what happened today. the city of hayward's website remains down at this hour after what is believed to be an attack discovered yesterday morning. is this related to other recent cyber attacks, you remember oakland and of course just last month california public employees retirement systems along with ucla. joining us to talk about the hack, the effect and the so

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. >>> kaiser health workers are continuing their picketing, and oakland, fremont and san rafael.hey are protesting what they call unsafe staffing levels and patient care, and the medical services will not be impacted by the protests. in response to this week's actions, kaiser issued a statement saying in part, we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions given where we are in the bargaining process it's clear the picketing by the coalition is not about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. it goes on to say, quote, we will reach a great agreement. >>> happening today, a health clinic before they head back to school for free dental and vision screenings. it's happening today at the cambrian branch. >>> 5:36 right now. some swifties already flocking to get the merchandise. >> we created a countdown clock, and the show is a ways off. some fans are hoping to get the first crack at the taylor swift merchandise. chris is live at levi stadium. were you able to get to the front of the line. >> reporter: yeah, i am at the front, but there are no c

these kaiser employees are protesting what they call unsafe staffing and a crisis in patient care.ve a labor contract that's due to expire september 30th. the unions representing the workers want kaiser to hire 10,000 new workers by the end of the year. despite today's labor actions, hospitals will still be open and anyone who's procedure is going to be canceled or moved has already been contacted. kaiser released a statement saying, given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. picketing is expected to continue each day through friday. well, the first game of the bay bridge series between the giants and a's begins tonight in san francisco to oakland fan groups who organized a reverse boycott at the coliseum last month. they're not calling on fans from both sides of the bay to show up in big numbers at the ballpark. the groups are calling on giants fans to join in, sell the team chants during the fifth inning. the oakland 86 and the last dive b

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these kaiser employees are protesting what they call unsafe staffing and a crisis in patient care. they have a labor contract that's due to expire september 30th. the unions representing the workers want kaiser to hire 10,000 new workers by the end of the year. despite today's labor actions, hospitals will still be open and anyone who's procedure is going to be canceled or moved has already been contacted. kaiser released a statement saying, given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues, but rather an attempt to create bargaining leverage. the picketing is expected to continue each day through friday . coming up, a bay area police chief is criticizing the alameda county district attorney. coming up tonight at 630, what that police chief says she should pursue. why she should pursue tougher punishments against a suspect accused of several violent crimes. also a police do arrest a man in the south bay accused of a home invasion. details on where it happened and how four minors were also involved. an

thousands of kaiser permanente.an jose. their unions are negotiating new contracts with the health care providers. workers are asking kaiser to do more to support them and the patients. >> we want to make sure that we're properly stop so we can deliver the care that we give our patients that deserve on a regular basis. >> alright, kaiser permanente says they are committed to patient care and they want to reach a deal with the union. now let's head over to bay or baseball because the giants hosting the a's in the bay bridge series buster posey with a front row seat for this game. let's go over to the 8th inning with that game tie. okay. so we're talking about mike krzyzewski came up with a double down the right-field line that gives the giants the lead a knee. temperatures goes on to win by a final 2 to one after the game. has talked about the atmosphere, oracle park. >> yeah, i mean, it created a great atmosphere. that's for i think it was. it was nice to just hear a buzz in the air. we we've been in you know, when

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.r joining us today for "getting answers." coming up next, we will have extended alerts >>> tonight, breaking news, the stunning arrest outside new york city authorities say they've caught a serial killer in multiple unsolved murders. the images just in tonight, the arrest. police moving in on a well-known architect and

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but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialistsare for all that is you. >> students banding together to protest a tuition price hike that could be coming. and all cal state university campuses sunder the proposal students would see tuition rates increased by 6% a year starting in the fall of 2024. it would last until 2029. the protests here was held outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees is discussing the proposal they plan on making a decision in september. >> bank of america will pay a quarter of a billion dollars over what federal regulators called double dipping on overdraft fees. the consumer financial protection bureau says that the bank engaged in a number of deceptive practices, including charging multiple $35 overdraft fees for the same transaction withholding credit card rewards bonuses and opening some accounts without customers, knowledge or consent. bank of america has been ordered to pay 150 million dollars in fines and send 100 million dollars back to customers. >> s

dan: the kaiser family foundation recently found 90% of women ages 18 to 64 have use contraceptives.here will be no age requirement for the pill. we are getting new details tonight about the sea otter in santa cruz that has been getting aggressive on the ocean. wildlife experts have been trying to capture the five-year-old female otter for some time identified by the experts by the name 841. she has become a safety risk approaching surfers and kayakers. otter experts at the monterey bay aquarium tell us a wild streak may run in the family starting with the otter's mom nicknamed 723. >> similar effort went into catching 723. when 723 was recaptured from the wild, it was found she was pregnant. she was pregnant with 841. dan: 841 and its mother spent time at the monterey bay aquarium before 841 was old enough to go into the wild. when she is captured she will go back to the aquarium to decide on her permanent home. more coming your way tonight. hollywood on strike, thousands of actors preparing to pick it in just hours with the future of tv and movies on the line. plus there is a saura

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kaiser health workers continue to picket today across california.rea protests are being organized outside facilities in san francisco, oakland, free mopped and san rafael. they are protesting what they are calling unsafe staffing levels impacting patient care as contract talks continue. medical services will not be impacted. in response to this week's action, kaiser issued a statement saying in part we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions given where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear picketing by the coalition is not about drawing attention to new issues but rather than attempt to create bargaining leverage. it adds we will reach a great agreement. >>> well, swifties are already blocking to santa clara before the first of two sold-out concerts at levi. we have a clock counting down to the show. while the show is still a ways off, some of the fans are hoping to get first crack at some of the merchandise. >> they got up early for it, and so did today in the bay's kris sanchez. she is live at levi stadium this morning, and you develop

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. answers on abc 7. every day we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and get answers in real-time. inflation may be slowing but san francisco grocery stores are pricier than ever we will talk with a sonoma state university professor about where to find the best bargains. nasa marks the one-year anniversary of the james webb space telescope's first photographs by releasing another batch of photos. they area astronomer andrew will show us the dramatic close-up of the dramatic close-up of 50 stars being born. first, the end of the line for an iconic san francisco business that defined after beer. anchor brewing has stopped operations after 127 years. the company made the announcement overnight saying economic pressures have made the business no longer sustainable. abc seven news reporter amanda take us to leo has the details. >> with roots dating back to the california gold rush, what is referred to as america's c