he takes us through the slums of kingston, increasing the dominated by gang warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced 1st hand himself. when you're born in a section in the community, you learn to heat another section on the community because maybe a person might have killed your father might have kill your sister, right? a on because a person's living with those kind of anger. i've done that. it's hard to find someone here who has not lost a loved one to gun violence like common son was killed recently by bullets in the back. just one of the countless murders that never see any one prosecuted. so you like, it's a similar case with collins neva whose son was executed with a shock to the head of the violence is driven by desperate lack of opportunity for the poor here, neglected and ignored by politicians, put schools and poor prospects, accompanied by a hunger for recognition when they see that you're doing well, you can't talk today much because they will listen to you because some time be to be over industry, especially in for them. so wha

there's there are reports of bear sightings in kingston. oakley as well as discovery bay kron four's, maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security camera caught one rolling around in her yard. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay has 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house in the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny the bears wandering around just looking around. it didn't look like it was hungry. >> or, you know, it wasn't like trying to anything up or get into garbage cans. anything in it. >> maybe just looking for the water to kind of get out back out to the open space. >> the day before. what is possibly the same bear was spotted by a farmer out in nights and saturday morning, we looked out his window after getting up to use the restroom at 04:30am, knows that. i saw big object a dog. this is not a dog and it was it was

it happened last night on sellers avenue just south of delta road in kingston. according to chp, a car veered into the wrong side of the road and hit a pickup truck head on the driver of the car. 16 year-old man died. his passenger who was a 15 year-old also suffered life threatening injuries. the pickup truck driver also suffered some serious injuries. a restaurant in the castro is hoping that the video you're looking at right now on your screen is going to help catch the person who tried to break into their business on tuesday this morning. this happened at the guy chicken rice. that person rolled up on a scooter you're looking at right now without a slingshot fire. something at the window with that slingshot and then they try kicking in the cracked glass. but it just wouldn't break the restaurant owner tells us a neighbor heard the commotion and shout out of his window in scare. that person away. mayor and has to clear the entire city and no sides so zone. it's all sideshows stunts in their car or a tv this weekend at an event in antioch. you might want to te

the reason why we're standing here in kingston is, this is one of the hall spots. this is one of 20. more than trans you actually regional areas where the search testing has been taking place because the infection rates here are so much higher than the national average. the 1st testing, since it is over in that direction, we were simply got the shopping center here in the background. and the reason why it is because the steepest increase is actually happening in young people. now these are college kids, these are school children as well. and these are the age that are not yet vaccinated. so the government in the, in the u. k. prioritized vaccination for the elderly, for the vulnerable than for those in their forties and fifties. and the ones who so far haven't been vaccinated are the ones who are actually getting the infections. now, the difficulty for the government is there has been a wave of optimism in the recent past couple of weeks. few, partly by the the sunshine. it's finally arrive here in the u. k. fuel by the prospect of an end being in sight. so bonus,

just a little longer poll brandon reporting on this story, should i from kingston in the u. k. somewhere where there has been a rise in cases and that's a perfect example. i guess of what barth johnson is talking about. the numbers have risen in certain areas in certain variance and they can't be ignored. exactly. i mean we kingston, we chose the location today because this is one of more than 20 areas where intensive surge testing is taking place. this is where the local authority invites people next door to door, in some cases in order to actually test people on the doorstep to try to identify where the virus is lingering and then be able to isolate it. and the statistics that the prime minister was confronted with by his scientific advisors in the past couple of days meant it was frankly inevitable that there was going to be a postponement of the june 21st original for have been dubbed here. it's freedom day. statistics for stock, although hospital admissions had been going up around 15 percent of in the north of england, pockets of the north hospital admissions are going up

pull, brennan, i'll just era kingston. you can do several regions in russia. her titan restrictions ultra surgeon cases and are increasing hospital capacity for an influx of patients. on sunday, russia reported its largest one day tallies in february. the criminal says is not satisfied by the slow rate of vaccinations. zambia is also seeing a surgeon infections at founding president kenneth calendar was admitted to hospital on monday. the government hasn't confirmed at the 97 year old house cove at 19 or north zombies, how full authority say they'll have to impose restrictions if the rate's continued to rise. they've reported at least 100000 cases, more than 1300 deaths. if europe yes, if repairing to whole, crucial and twice delayed elections across the country on june the 21st, there have been concerns about the credibility of the vote and the security situation in the northern t gray region. it's the 1st time that prime minister abbey are met, will face voted since his appointment 3 years ago. and there was mom at dow has more from aroma. the cannibal mood

he takes us through the slums with kingston increasingly dominated by again warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced 1st hand himself. when you're born in a section in the community, you learn to heat another section on the community because maybe a person might have killed your father might have kill yesterday about a own go. so persons living with those kind of anger i've done, it's hard to find someone here who has not lost enough one to gun violence. late counting, son was killed recently by a bullet in the back. just one of the countless murders that never see any one prosecuted. so it's a similar case with collins neva whose son was executed with a shock to the head prospects accompanied by a hunger for recognition when the fee that 2 of them with you can talk today most because they will listen to you because some time be to be over the industry for them. so what can you say? it's a fight for survival. that breeds further violence. revenge was under demand for respect combined to form a vicious circle. as gang member garfield confirm

he takes us through the slums of kingston increasingly dominated again warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced 1st hand himself. when you're born in a section of the community, you learn to heat another section on a community because maybe a person might have killed your father might kill your fist. they are brought a own cause, a person living with those kind of anger. it's hard to find someone here who has not lost a loved one to gun violence. common son was killed recently by a bullet in the back, just one of the countless murders that never see any one prosecuted. so it's a similar case with collins neva, his son was executed with a shock to the head. the violence is driven by desperate lack of opportunities for the poor here, neglected and ignored by politicians, put schools and put prospects, accompanied by a hunger for recognition. when they see that you're doing well, you can talk today most the god to live, they will listen to you because so much and be to be or the industry in for them. so what can you see? it's fine for sur

michelle kingston has more on the booming rv share business. >> interested in a new way of traveling.onsider renting an rv and getting on the road with your family this summer. spent a couple nights near 70. >> i've been as close as livermore across the bay current styles. his own. this 2021 winnebago micro mini for about 6 months and has traveled all over the state of california. 3 hours from anywhere. we want to go redwoods yosemite the beach when she isn't on the road herself. she rents are rv out to anyone who is interested supply. >> polls out or not. >> chairs in orange bowl game. you don't need to be an experienoed rv here and you only need a driver's license in a car that can tow this home away from home. it sleeps 4 people and has a full kitchen and bathroom. she charges just a $145 a night mean the people that enjoy traveling still want to travel just hasn't easy. so this is another another way to do it. caryn rents out her rv on a website called rv share. there are thousands of rv has to choose from some big and some small, the ceo says memorial day was the largest booking

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> in san jose. 400 flea market vendors say they're on a hunger strike because they're going to try and stop city leaders and developers from displacing them with a new development. the strike comes a day before the san jose city council votes on rezoning plans would close 2 thirds of the flea market or a tech offices and apartments in that area. retail spaces near the various a bart station are also being considered there as well. now the council they're going to in in their meeting and vote on that site today at 11:00am so we're going to closely follow that story. also happening today. the contra costa county board of supervisors will decide on whether they're not they're going to lift or extend the county's eviction moratorium. the board may consider to continue the current ban on evictions or look at a plan that would include bans on of rent increases that decision comes as california's covid eviction moratorium is set to expire next wednesday. lawmakers say they're close to a deal to extend it. kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more o

michelle kingston, sam a tale for destination, california. >> if you scan this qr code with your phoneing to take you to our destination. california section. that's on our website. kron 4 dot com, you'll find several stories on really fun things to do all across the entire state of california. the summer, including how to make reservations for the summer and what has changed at yosemite national park. plus a rejuvenating retreat high. it's fun, right? it's kind of the new hip thing. millennials are even doing it. yeah, glamping in on your trailer. hitch basically, right. you have a you have a train will buy has trailer. we really any to head out the clubhouse for now. but eventually. >> we're going to get really bold and take a trip. my dad had an old 1954 bowls, arrow, vintage trailer that i have to get fixed up one of these days into it's the thing yet be sure these old school vintage things. all the thing. take off, go to the redwoods, go to the coast. there's a million place. okay. well, maybe we can borrow. >> yeah, let's do it yet. that wraps up kron 4 news at but we have more ah

kron four's michelle kingston has the story from hayward. >> and then some people have written love, not hate. peace. we stand together and a lot of encouraging messages about unity to. >> let's come together stay strong. our hearts go out to you. just some of the messages written on this chalkboard provided by social expressions, an organization that raises awareness of events happening in the bay area. this time the mass shooting at the valley transportation authority rail yard last week just to be able to show support to the families are. >> i'm just help them see that we are here for them and that we do remember those victims and like everything that's been happening to. these are photos of chalk boards from the past few days. >> people all over the bay area of all ages participating today. a chalk boards at just outside the southland mall in hayward where positive encouraging messages were written. some of the simple things are sometimes the best. the idea is for people to share their thoughts. pass along messages of hope and healing and provide relief to the families of the vic

but they say they must be done safely. >> in orinda michelle kingston kron 4 news. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news san francisco has seen an increase. >> a car break ins and it's devastating news. we're not only residents but also tourists. more on this ahead. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john maybe you're trying to figure out what to wear to browse and the your closet this morning. john, has you covered. and i assume it. something light right. >> yeah. yeah, definitely get on the light jacket today. it's going to be one that you might want to add this morning followed by shutting those layers this afternoon as we do see some temperatures warming up once or fog burns off that fog is block it out. your view across many of our web cams this morning. have a lot of options to show you, sir, with the berkeley hills cam again. can see that there is definitely some low cloud cover that is blocking out this view this morning making for kind of a hazy perspective. watch out for lower visibi

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he takes us through the slums of kingston increasingly dominated by gang warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced. first hand himself, when you're born in a section in a community, learn to hear another section on the community. because maybe a person might have kill your father might have clearly assist. they are brought a own cause, a person living with those kind of anger that it's hard to find someone here who has not lost and loved one to gun violence like common son was killed recently by a bullet in the back. just one of the countless murders that never see any one prosecuted you. it's a similar case with collins neva whose son was executed with a shot to the head. the violence is driven by desperate lack of opportunity for the poor here, neglected and ignored by politicians. put schools and put prospects, accompanied by a 100. so recognition when the fee that you're doing with you and talk to them with the god to live, they will listen to you because some time be to be already in the street in for them. so what can you say? it's

now we're here in kingston because this is one of more than 20 areas up into the u. k. where search testing is now taking place because of a localized pockets. i'm sorry, i have to interrupt to the nate her chief stolen, but the got the news conference we've been waiting for. we'll come back to you later on from mr. johnson said it was like the 1st day back at school, seeing all your old friends again, and that was really the atmosphere in the room. today, we opened a new chapter for our alliance. we addressed key issues for security and to far reaching decisions. we heard a strong message from president biden on america's commitment to nato, on an equally strong commitment from alder allies in return. only there's agree into that in an age of global competition, europe a north america must stand strong together in nato to defend our values on our interests. especially at the time when all put a tarion regimes like russia on final challenge. the rules spaced in national order allies the welcome to today's consultations with preston biden. head of his meeting with presid

full brennan al jazeera kingston, u. k. the annual dragon boat race festival has been held in hong kong despite cove at 19 restrictions and tightening controls. it's one of the cities most popular events, though social distancing meant fewer races and spectators this year. adrian brown reports from hong kong. the hong kong wants to show that life here will soon be back to normal. and on a day like this, that's easy to imagine. has hundreds of people took part in one of the territories biggest annual festivals. that dragon boat race as seen that to some of as proof, hong kong freedoms remain intact. but it's also a place where it seems social distancing. rules are selectively and pools. it's rented all this event can happen during the cold and 19 condemning. our team is fully vaccinated and we have confidence in the ability of the organizer to maintain safety protocol. i'm not surprised, but the fact that no one social does the thing. it's a bit scary as well. just over a week ago, the government band, another popular annual

michelle kingston has more. >> but to have 3 shootings in nearly 3 days. that's pretty unheard of up here. it's not something we deal with on a regular basis. the first of 3 shootings in the past week happening here in a parking lot of comstock northwest community park police say a man sitting in his car on saturday night was shot in the stomach to believe that was gang-related. the victim himself didn't appear to have any sergei participation ties. but the suspects both as well. and they were arrested for attempted homicide was charges. the suspects were arrested. the victim is expected to be okay. police say the shooting was random and they didn't appear to know each other at all. just a few hours after that shooting in the park officers arrived here to santa rosa junior college. somebody who was shot downtown show themselves here to safety. >> the second shooting of the week happening after 2 people got into an argument at a downtown bar. police say the argument escalated into a fight outside at 205th street the suspect shot the victim. the victim drove

paul brandon reports from london, which are like a home testing test kits being handed out in kingston market. square. this barbara a south west london, one of more than 20 across england was sharpie rising infection rates have prompted intensive search testing to identify and isolate cases. the steepest increases among young people and school children groups, which haven't yet been vaccinated. statistically, they're less likely to become seriously ill. the concern is about the various katie . we want to try and keep the case rate as low as possible, having the virus spreading because we know more spreads more likely to get more mutations and more variance of the virus that may actually escape faxing. we don't want to see that side in the market scratch bhaskar entertains that passes by with music venues closed for the past year. tim o t has survived on loose change and a part time job. the latest postponement provokes a weary shrug. emotion responses. i want to play gigs again. i mean, i want to go out and want to do i live in florida and the logical responses like back at the start,

pull, brennan, i'll just era kingston. you can still ahead an order. there are massive chemical 5 and the us forces evacuation is being called an environmental nightmare. hong kong hold the annual dragon boat festival. despite corona virus restrictions, ah, ah, i once again was st. invalid storms recently across c, think south southeast corner of the us. they still rumbling away, but they are in the process of getting pulled out of the way. the main story from much of north america is that have been looking at temperature as well up into the 30s for many reco breaking heat, actually quickly down towards the southwest corner of phoenix at around $47.00 celsius, up to the northwest. that's a little more like it cooler where to start. he just slide its way through here. it will cool off a little as we go on through the next day or so. central and eastern part still plenty warm enough. we got some showers now in the process of pulling away from the eastern seaboard, still looking pretty disturbed through tuesday, across at eastern side of canada. white guy

. >> reporter: we first met john and joy in march, parked along the banks of the hudson river in kingston wait a minute. get your glasses up. >> reporter: fortunately, their p.d.a.-- >> that's it. >> reporter: is mostly... >> for the week. >> reporter: l.o.l. >> he's a lot of baloney. >> reporter: john and joy were each widowed, twice, but determined to find love again, which wasn't easy. before getting vaccinated they had to do most of their dating in a bubble. >> she was worth it.ble. >> s it was a pain in the neck, though. perseverance. >> reporter: pete shults is john's son. >> they would call every day. they'd find a way to get together, but they did whatever it took. >> you haven't held hands with me all day, by the way. >> hold my hand. >> reporter: what it took, they say, was a return to simple pleasures, like long drives to negotiate, batting balloons nowhere, batting balloons around the house, and a whole lot of selflessness. >> she bought me a walker. >> reporter: she bought you a walker. >> $159, i think. >> reporter: whoa. >> i told you she had money. she did have it until sh

unusual set of circumstances, which is a big reason why took so seriously in sunnyvale, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. >> coming up next. why a popular palo alto program that's been helping some businesses survive. the pandemic could the coming to an end. we'll have more on that after we get back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> and the north bay residents and firefighters are worried more illegal fireworks. we're going to set off as we get closer to the 4th of july. this after people living along swings. the court had to evacuate their homes after illegal fireworks sparked a brush fire in the late on monday night, we'll show you video from the citizen app. you can see flames fueled by wind on a hillside threatening and in the several homes there. firefighters say the fire was sparked by illegal fireworks neighbors hope who ever is responsible. they're going to learn a lesson

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kron four's, michelle kingston has more on the booming rv share business. >> interested in a new way of traveling. consider renting an rv and getting on the road with your family this summer. spent a couple nights in yosemite. >> i've been as close as livermore across the bay car and styles his own. this 2021 winnebago micro mini for about 6 months and has traveled all over the state of california. we're 3 hours from anywhere. we want to go redwoods yosemite the beach when she isn't on the road herself. she rents are rv out to anyone who is interested supply. >> polls. good outdoor, matt. >> chairs in orange bowl game. you don't need to be an experienced rv or in. you only need a driver's license in a car that didn't hold this home away from home. it sleeps 4 people and has a full kitchen and bathroom. she charges just a $145 a night mean the people that enjoy traveling still want to travel just hasn't easy. so this is another another way to do it. caryn rents out her rv on a website called rv share. there are thousands of rv is to choose from some big and some small. the ceo says me

over and i'll just era kingston u k. that situation in the u. k. but people in the european union can start making summer holiday plans. the block is formerly approved, the new digital travel pass to come into effect from july 1st. the passage proved the hold there has been vaccinated. test the bank is have or has recovered from coven 19. it will allow travelers to move between you states quickly with no requirement to self isolate. police and re lanka have arrested the captain of the fire ravaged cargo ship that sank last month off its coast, causing the country's biggest environmental disaster. the russian national is being charged with pollution related offenses. the ship was carrying nitric acid and other chemicals which officials believe may have caused the fire that burned for. for 13 days. and last month's luxurious, president surprised many when he said an 18 month border closure to restrict the illegal weapons had failed. the latter border has now recently reopened after being shut since 2019. but towns are still struggling as a result of

michelle kingston reports and just 3 weeks. also raised more than $50,000. >> it's very rewarding seeing where together we're able to make an on so many people. but i think also there's still a long way to go. this pandemic. is she huge millions of people are being affected teenagers in fremont and san jose have raised $55,000 in just 3 weeks. money. they're using to purchase medical supplies desperately needed in just because there's so many good americans in the bay area itself. >> and india's having such about covid crisis. i know so many people who are, you know, being being affected by the crisis, whether it's their family members or something like that. india is reporting record high covid-19 cases with the help of a local nonprofit empower in excel and the harsh our goal is fundraising. efforts have helped build this tree or center. they've also purchased hospital beds sheets, pillows, oxygen tanks air purifiers and even an emergency ambulance mungo's own family members have been impacted in india. it hit them so hard th

he takes us through the slums of kingston increasingly dominated by gang warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced 1st hand himself. when you're born in a section in the community, you learn to heat another section on the community because maybe a person might have killed your father might kill your fist a about a own cause, a person living with those kind of anger. i've done that, it's hard to find someone here who has not lost a loved one to gun violence. common son was killed recently by a bullet in the back, just one of the countless murders that never see anyone prosecuted right up here. it's a similar case with collins neva whose son was executed with a shock to the head of the violence is driven by desperate lack of opportunities for the poor here, neglected and ignored by politicians. put schools and poor prospects, accompanied by a 100 for recognition. when they feel that you have them with you and talk to them was the god to live, they will listen to you because some time be to be or the industry in for them. so what can you say

he takes us through the slums of kingston increasingly dominated by gan warfare. he explains the roots of the violence that he's experienced 1st hand himself. when you're born in a section of the community, you learn to heat another section on a community because maybe a person might have kill your father might have kill your fist. they are brought a own go. so persons living with those kind of anger. i've done. it's hard to find someone here who has not lost and loved one to gun violence, lake county. and the son was killed recently by a bullet in the back. just one of the countless murders that never see any one prosecuted. so it's a similar case with collins neighbor whose son was executed with a shock to the head of the violence is driven by desperate lack of opportunity for the poor here, neglected and ignored by politicians, put schools and put prospects, accompanied by a hunger for recognition. when they see that you've been with john talk today, most the god to live, they will listen to you because so much and be up to be over the industry in 40. and so wh

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thank you for all of that pull brendan in kingston in, in england. so we will take a break and when we come back, we'll find out why authorities in hong kong are allowing some public events to go ahead and sort of thing. but blocking other ah hello. there are lots of hot central weather, as usual across the middle east. some areas of cloud and rain having said that was a little bit of crowd just around turkey just around the black sea, eating over towards the caucasus in some way. whether they're just sliding out, we're going to start to know the parts of pakistan, snow. they're over the high ground saturday. it is about that hate $49.00 celsius in baghdad. well, into the mid 40 q a and for dough home, the shamal continuing to blow some more, lifted dustin sand coming out of iraq who way to the side of saudi arabia, across here and cancer. hot and dry down towards the southern end of the peninsula as well in that dry weather stretches across the horn of africa. we have got a few showers just around the opium highlands and one or 2 showers, that just

so he says like to let down is coming to being pulled in there and kingston and u. k. now malays, his government is extended to week wide lockdown, shutting all non essential businesses. it's friday, a surge in cases of over 19, but medical experts say a more targeted approach is required from st. louis reports now for quality every day at lunch time, could chara soup kitchen in downtown quality pool, hands out food packs to those in need. the nationwide lockdown has shut all non essential businesses until the end of the month, creating hardship for some shop rise in terms of we fall in the forty's off with the coming in for food. and both of them actually have a job beforehand. and it is because of this kind of make yourself the business for years. so 1st, all, now the government has extended a 2 week lockdown for further fortnight, citing the high number of new cove at 19 infections, health care facilities here, overstretched. private hospitals have been asked to increase the number of beds for cove at 19 patient. and the armed forces will bill 6 more field hospitals

pull, brennan, i'll just era kingston. you came by. jerry. as president surprised many last month when he said an 18 month border closure to restrict illegal weapons had failed. the land border has recently reopened after being shot since 2019, but towns is still struggling with economic fall out. how did you hear is maybe 334, some see may on the border between nigeria and beneath this border market used to be a thriving commercial hub. it's now a shell of it. for myself, it was known for cheap imports like rice, automobiles, and gardens. but not anymore. its been 6 months since night general reopen its western line border with beneath. but people like successful motorcycle dealer or more layer in was a. they having to find other work to make a living. and he's not happy. you've got me tell you what i was telling lies because if somebody comes in is what points you give free passage of goods on people. but i've got to do, but i know you got that's what i thought opened loose. you qualify charlotte opening to some group of people in this coun

pull brennan, era. kingston, u. k. still had an order of why the un refugee agency is under fire for collecting personal information over your refugees who fled to bangladesh. is controversial. march of flags is given the green light. why it could be the 1st real test for the new government? ah, ah, it's time for the perfect journey, the winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello, that we got some very heavy right into central and eastern parts of china. the moment the plumb rains, the my, you front company located the fairway north ashley area of low pressure will continue to just pull its way for the race which dragging that rain out into the china sea. just running across the far south of the korean peninsula. heading towards que shoes, southern parts of japan, since lizard panels are seeing some lobby showers. as we go on through the next couple of days, the possibility some localized flooding system makes its way through. it tells right back back towards beijing more hearts and humid and wet weather rumbling away,

pull, brennan, i'll just era kingston. you can for us says at least 833000 children in ethiopia, risk of, i mean at risk of death from malnutrition. the children's agency universe says they're in isolated parts of the northern t gray region which has been ranked by conflict. it has more than 2000000 people in the ne fuel suffering acute food insecurity. after 7 months of violence, as 6 round of nuclear negotiations is underway in vienna days before the iranians go to the polls. the choose their next president outside helped to reach an agreement to revive the ron nuclear deal before the government in terra lee's office in early august dosage, a battery report from the capital on what foreign policy challenges the next president will face go to me. it was june 2013 when a relatively unknown clerk mobilized a nation, has sandrani ran a campaign full of promises of a better future for all iranians. and on july 14th, 2015, his nuclear negotiating team managed to secure a historic when by finalizing a nuclear agreement with war

but cities like kingston, new york are up 35%. bazley, 33% and las vegas up 15%. this home in california went for more than $2 million. 58% over the asking price. >> if you are putting asking price offers you are automatically a loser. >> reporter: 45,000 above list price. >> barely got house. >> if you waited another day. >> gone. >> reporter: bayers face black ter getting outbid on 20 homes in bozeman, montana, shawn pleaded for someone to sell him a home. >> this guy happened to see me and he happened to have a house for sale. people shouldn't have to beg for people to sell them a house. >> back in vegas jennifer never wanted a third floor kitchen. >> he will pull it up with the strings. >> reporter: why were you willing to make so many sacrifices? >> to get into a house and have a roof over our head. >> reporter: it is driving many people away from big cities. this home hit the market for $800,000 and had 123 showings and it will likely sell for close to you'd never want leftover onion residue or any food residue on any of your surfaces. but that's what you co

michelle kingston checked in with some communities in contra, costa county to find out what they have planned and she joins us now live from miranda with details michelle. >> it was a close vote here renda, but it passed they will have their 4th of july parade this year. it's a tradition many people are looking for 2. >> we start planning for the parade in january or february every year. >> and we did this year as well. knowing full well that they could have had to scratch their plans altogether. the association who has worked the city to put on an annual july 4th parade since 1984 started planning early this year for the holiday tradition. we didn't know there would be even possible. >> we just hope that we can do it. despite concerns it may be too soon to have people out celebrating with covid-19 still a public health issue. will have its parade in music in the park on the 4th of july. mayor amy war think councilmember eating a miller voted against bringing it back this year. >> after canceling it last year, fearing it's too soon. but organizers say safety is their number one priori

but as kron four's michelle kingston tells us they have yet to spot it. michelle joins us live from oakley now, you know, michelle, we're used to hearing about bears in the wooded areas. but oakley that's kind out there by the the delta in the foothills of mouna diablo. this is an area we're not used to hearing about bears. >> that's right. super unusual to have that. they are spotting out here. it was last seen and only seen at 4.30 this morning. so far they haven't been able to locate it. officials have been out here securing areas looking around. but a lot. >> well, my there it he. >> cool >> well, holy cow is right. home security cameras and ring doorbells capturing the bear walking through the cypress grove neighborhood in oakley like a bear like what is abating and euna lee and we're the bear was seen making its way up this family's front walkway around 4.30 friday morning before moving on to the next door neighbor's house. >> think, you it was garbage that last the garbage for smoke out trying to get a bite to john mccartney says he wasn't scared a

michelle kingston takes a look back at how his sisters have been fighting for justice for shot. >> 44nobody saw a gun. they could have seen a gun because he didn't have a good. this is flat-out murder. one year ago today, sean monterrosa sent this text message to his sister's asking them to sign a petition for justice for george floyd minutes later he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. sean was kneeling in a walgreens parking lot. the officer shooting him through the windshield of an undercover police car 5 times thinking monterrosa had a gun, but he had a hammer in his pocket. >> matt alone his knees. they >> the 22 year old's death sparked protests across the bay a federal civil lawsuit was filed and no objective reason to play south, which showed through what i went. oh. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley also got to work. this is not banned. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legisl

michelle kingston kron 4 news.till to come tonight, herd immunity may be approaching for san francisco where we stand compared to the rest of the country. plus, signs of recovery continuing in the job market. the latest numbers and where jobs are still needed and applying for rent assistance about to get a little easier here in the bay area. the >> of the day that our telling me that we're pretty i think that you know, with 72% of that of the population of the total population with at least one dose. it's all in the right direction. and we're doing better than anyone anyone else. >> there's some talk out there about san francisco being a place on pace, rather, to be the first city in the u.s. to reach covid herd immunity, but what is the data really telling the experts one to him. more now from ucsf. >> epidemiology professor doctor george rutherford. he points to a key indicator. that dramatic decline in the rates of hospitalizations. i think most recently there are 14 in patients and all of san francisco in 6 of

michelle kingston has the story. >> to have 3 shootings in nearly 3 days. that's pretty unheard of up here. it's not something we deal with on a regular basis. the first of 3 shootings in the past week happening here in a parking lot of comstock northwest community park police say a man sitting in his car on saturday night was shot in the stomach. you believe that was gang-related. the victim himself didn't appear to have any sort of participation ties. but the suspects both as well. and they were arrested for attempted homicide was charges. the suspects were arrested. the victim is expected to be okay. police say the shooting was random and they didn't appear to know each other at all. just a few hours after that shooting in the park officers arrived here to santa rosa junior college somebody who was shot downtown show themselves here to safety. >> second shooting of the week happening after 2 people got into an argument at a downtown bar. police say the argument escalated into a fight outside at 205th street the suspect shot the victim. the victim drove h

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> and san francisco police chief bill scott responded to the sentencing tonight. he says, quote, justice was done for george floyd in a minneapolis courtroom today. but we can't afford to think we've we are done doing justice for all of us in law enforcement who believe in the promise of 21st century policing. the lessons of this case and to many others like it must indoor those of us interested with the solemn responsibility of policing must every day and body the principle of safety with respect respect for the sanctity of life respect for human dignity and respect for the reforms. our communities are demanding from us. other news tonight. a new warning from fire departments and city count of council members in oakland was just over a week to go until the 4th of july holiday. >> they're reminding people that fireworks are illegal and they remain a real danger when it comes to wildfires. oakland fire department says it's working on defensible space across hundreds of acres removing dry brush and would be fuel ys. they're also beefing up patrols and askin

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> we are in the grips of a major drought not only here but the western half of the united states not getting better >> wired for wildfire season. of course, is pretty much all year around these days. but as we do head into summer. fire officials say they're worried about the number of trees that are dying in the east bay regional park in fact, they estimate at least 1500 acres of parkland have dead or dying trees which need to be removed before they become more fuel for any wildfire. so beginning last month they stepped up their efforts to clear all the dead trees as part of their wildlife hazard reduction plan. >> most of the dying trees or eucalyptus acacia they and pine trees. and the problem has spread over at least 4 different parks. well, officials are working on clearing them. they're also trying to figure out what's causing all these trees to die with the most likely culprits of being the drought conditions disease and pests. >> you know, there's always things that live out in our environment that that are endemic and quite natural but when you p

but the livermore michelle kingston kron 4 news. thank you, michelle. well, there are, of course, power concerns. whatever the temperatures get into the triple >> when it comes to those rotating power outages. how this cal iso determine where and when to use them or grant lotus is here now in studio with an explanation. i've been wondering this and that. but a couple of their local communities were concerned last night. they got the heads up that you might have your power shut off. we dodged a bullet last night. it seems like we're going to dodge a bullet throughout this whole three-day heatwave, nobody's going to have there power turned off. but officials at cal iso say these power alerts are issued when the electricity grid is under stress and that could come from generation or transmission outages or from he's persistent hot temperatures like what we've seen the past few days in extreme cases to protect the grid. cal iso has the option to rotate power outages as for how these communities are chosen to be shut off. well, this is done by limiting power

unusual set of circumstances, which is a big reason why took so seriously in sunnyvale michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> a warning from santa clara county, not only are they illegal but fireworks are just not worth it. fire agencies in the county want everybody to celebrate safely. this 4th of july. they are reminding residents that fireworks are illegal. dangerous and can result in fires or injuries that are easily preventable, especially because vegetation is stressed right now by drought. it is dry and prime to burn residents caught with fireworks will be fined for using possessing story or selling fireworks. thousands of dollars worth of illegal fireworks were seized by undercover investigators in contra, costa county. >> investigators made a number of fireworks related arrests this month that resulted in large amounts of dangerous fireworks being taken off of the streets on june 11th in pittsburgh. khan fire confiscated thousands more dollars worth of illegal fireworks from 3 different locations on june 15th and san pablo a teenager's sparked a fire by launching fireworks, then addi

michelle kingston reports in just 3 weeks. they have already raised more than $50,000. >> it's very rewarding seeing how out where together we're able to make an on so many people. but i think also there's still a long way to go. this pandemic. is she huge millions of people are being affected teenagers in fremont and san jose have raised $55,000 in just 3 weeks. money. they're using to purchase medical supplies desperately needed in just because there's so many good americans in the bay area itself. >> and india's having such about covid crisis. i know so many people who are being affected by the crisis, whether it's their family members or something like that. india is reporting record high covid-19 cases with the help of a local nonprofit empower in excel and the harsh our goal is fundraising. efforts have helped build this tree or center. they've also purchased hospital beds sheets, pillows, oxygen tanks, air purifiers and even an emergency ambulance mungo's own family members have been impacted in india. it hit them so ha

seeing more and more bears in neighborhoods that don't typically see them kron four's, michelle kingston talk to neighbors about this pretty unusual sight. >> oh my there it he. >> cool >> well, holy cow is right. home security cameras and ring doorbells capturing the bear walking through the cypress grove neighborhood in oakley like a bear. like what is abating and euna lee and we're the bear was seen making its way up this family's front walkway around 4.30 friday morning before moving on to the next door neighbor's house. >> i think, you it was garbage that last night moment during his first spell was out trying to get a bite to john mccartney says he wasn't scared and found it to be pretty exciting you storm a little off. it was a guy that was trying to open the doors. so. >> the different kind of been >> california department of fish and wildlife say it's rare to see bears in urban areas, but that it's not unheard of and that scientists believe it's a combination of wildfires and drought conditions in the area with food source is drying up and not replenishing different types of wil

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> as more companies return to their offices. many employees say they would rather continue working from home at least partially one survey by morning consult finds that 37% of people are not comfortable returning to the office. the silicon valley leadership group says companies in silicon valley and elsewhere will have to adapt to the changing workplace. >> companies are going to need to be flexible. i think what we've seen over the past year is we've got a workforce that is much more accustomed to working at home on a consistent basis. this really does become a productivity concern for employees. also quality of life issue for employees and certainly with the rebounding economy and a much more mobile workforce employees have greater power. now. then they used to over these kind of issues in discussions with their employers. so check this out. in fact, one of the surveys found that nearly half of workers will quit their job if they were forced to return to the office on a daily basis. >> you can stay up to date on the latest cov

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> that tonight at 8 o'clock. take a look at this san francisco police showing off this bust of illegal guns, drugs and cash. they were headed to the streets of the tenderloin. officers say they recovered more than 30 pounds of drugs, including more than 16 pounds of fentanyl alone. more than $45,000 in cash 2 semiautomatic guns and several ghost guns. they found this after serving search warrants at locations in oakland 5 men arrested behind all of this in san francisco police chief bill scott says the amount of fentanyl recovered from the bust enough to overdose the entire san francisco population 4 times over. >> coming up on kron 4 news tonight at 8 help for families. struggling financially to oakland nonprofits, teaming up to provide guaranteed income to those who qualify. >> pfizer moving into its next phase of vaccine testing will let you know the details on the new clinical trial underway for kids. >> right here in the bay area and why medical experts are saying that making the vaccine available to childre