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lin? >> reporter: yeah brian, this is a popular destination as i got to spend some time in dublin and downtown livermore this afternoon. now this area is typically buzzing on the weekend. but it is not today and a lot of folks, nay are staying away because it is still fairly hot. you know what's happening? a lot of those pools and splash pads. cool, wet, fun. this splash pad turned into a paradise for many families seeking relief from the heat. >> it's super hot out here, so we decided to chill off. >> reporter: they weren't alone. hundreds of people spent the day at the wave aquatics center. the manager asked the city run facility saw the record crowds this holiday weekend. >> we had the highest attendance for the friday and saturday and in regards to this saturday, overall it was the highest attendance we've seen here. >> reporter: one person who wishes to be here is advertisement worker erin jordan. >> i like to think i'm pretty much the hardest working person in livermore right now. >>

this shot at the fifth, setting lin up for a short putt, to make birdie.eir first round on four—under at pebble beach. that's all the sport for now. we're going to bring you some breaking news now. the scottish government says it wants to decriminalise the personal use of drugs. it is calling on the uk government to do this across britain or give holyrood the power to do this. the announcement was made at the global commission on drug policy in edinburgh. the ministerfor drugs policy, elena whitman, said she wanted drugs laws to be brought into the 21st century. she argued the move would allow those found in possession of drugs to be treated and supported rather than criminalised. there's been no response so far from the uk government. since 2021, it was the norm for a person in possession of class a drugs to be issued with a police warning in most cases. this is now taking it one step forward. we will speak to our correspondent in glasgow or edinburgh later here on a bbc investigation edinburgh later has found that bbc news. "dangerous" muscle building su

and they found a large stash of weapons for stephanie lin. a live for us in the newsroom to break it all down for stephanie. >> hey vic, you will. today richmond police released body cam video from the officers who shot and killed. 66 year-old kevin macdonald. that shooting happened while officers were serving a search warrant on a home just last week on june. 28 and police already had mcdonald's roommate, jose martinez in custody and we're trying to retrieve his weapons from this property. officers arrived at the home around 09:00am. that day they were unable to enter the property through the front door. so they went through a back entrance officers and spent about 5 minutes searching the home until one officer encountered mcdonald behind a closed door. and we should note before we play this, that some viewers may find this next part, hard to watch. >> mcdonald died at the scene. police later shared an image of a loaded ar 15 style rifle. you see it there on your screen. they say mcdonald pointed this weapon at the officer forcing him to ope

at the moment, although iga swiatek is just that game against zhu lin, and is the chinese player is ong forward to on centre got are looking forward to on centre got a second up, it is venus williams at 44 years old, back on the court she loves more than any other. at five—time wimbledon champion, a seven time grand slam champion. venus williams of course, who won that match in birmingham against camilla georgia before that she lost to ostapenko. if you can serve well, and keep those really short, she has and keep those really short, she has a chance again svitolina, the ukrainian player who reached the french open quarterfinals only last month. i french open quarterfinals only last month. ~ ., i. french open quarterfinals only last month. ~ ., . month. i know you have screens and monitors all— month. i know you have screens and monitors all over _ month. i know you have screens and monitors all over the _ month. i know you have screens and monitors all over the place, - monitors all over the place, you need eyes on the back of your head. if you're a fan of british tennis, what should

su lin: i do have some sympathy for that view.r happens today, we are likely getting closer to the end of the cycle. if the rba feels policy needs to be more restrictive, to be more confident that inflation will move back within a reasonable timeframe, they may well opt to move sooner rather than later. either today or next month. we are close to the end. it gets the new governor a bit of a clean slate, as you suggest, to really focus on a number of other important aspects of the bank. the limitation of the recommendations of this independent review, there is a lot of work to do their over the next 12 months. a lot of change coming for the rba in terms of or structure, communication, new practices. that will be very much her focus for the next six to 12 months. having policy settings to do the job in terms of maintaining employment gains, as well as getting inflation lower. if we can get the settings right sooner, it gives her, and the new team at the rba, more time to focus on some of those other issues. shery: we continue to see

lin, the 27. you're nice approach on the 6.lays a and there's more dogs he's all alone. >> at the leaderboard or under for that dog still digging. day 4 at wimbledon. brought down a couple of american men. ben shelton and taylor fritz. but let's get to the guy who's playing and that is. tee off a vote. he's good. he won in straight sets said for all that's your look at sports. back to you. guys at. all right. thank you very much, jason. still ahead for charm the quadruplets born on the 4th of july. >> wow. >> world. >> some tourists, some brave tourists in alaska managed to scare off a 700 pound grizzly bear that was charging, as you can see right toward them guide martin dolan and his adult daughter held their ground. and as you heard ground at the thinking the animal was may be bluffing. bolin says you should never run away from a charging bear, especially grisly, even though your instinct is to run. >> keep you up. >> 4th of july gave a family of 4 and southern california for new reasons to celebrate. they welcomed quadruple

da lin has that story. >> reporter: the giant redwoods, the creeks, and all the shade, muir woods is a popular spot for people escaping from the heat. muir woods national monument is packed on most weekends. add in the warm weather and the july 4th holiday weekend, it was extra busy with a lot more foot traffic. >> i like the tiny creek there. >> reporter: among the thousands of visitors this week is the jones family from berkeley. mom, dad, and two kids bonding over a hiking adventure. >> i think we should do the trails. >> i think it was warmer in berkeley when we left. >> the fog starting to burn off. so might as well get off into the shade. >> reporter: they traded in the 80s in berkeley for the cooler 70s in mill valley. >> sunny. not too hot. you know. cool in the shade. kind of all you could ask for, you don't need air-conditioning out here. it is just perfect. >> reporter: some families came from inland communities that that triple digit temperatures. >> an easy hike for the girls and the shade was a nice reprieve. it was beautiful. we really enjoyed it. >> it is a great way

lin: an extremely dangerous weather on both sides of the country. there is plenty to catch you up on, so let's catch you up on the news you need to know. it's the update that nobody wanted to know. the body of a man who went missing was found. hayden, it was believed he fell. his family says he's irreplaceable and unforgettable. an investigation into another hazardous release from the martinez refining company. dusk known as coke fell on to nearby neighbors this morning. this is the same plant that had 24 tons of ash rain down last thanksgiving. >> it's not surprising in southern california. and so in the area -- we're near a tectonic plate. >> terrifying because we know people who live in those homes. >> a state of emergency is expected in the rolling hills estate. this stunning landslide has been in danger. 12 have be red tags. and 12 of those have collapse into the canyon. no one is sure of the cause. alas vegas swat team put an end to a dangerous situation at the caesar's hotel. a barricaded man was taken into custody after throwing furniture an

. >> reporter: you may know lin davis from her cooking videos.k account at kwcooking with linda didn't understand the social media hype >> i thought it was so crazy i was going, why are people so drawn to, you know, people dancing and doing silly things >> reporter: but when covid hit, she and her son tim, a videographer found themselves with spare time on this hands. they're not just cooking videos. >> i think a lot of our appeal is tim's videography and editing. how entertaining he makes it and the special effects. i think people are really drawn to that. >> the grilling grandma! >> reporter: the signature style has attracted more than 16 million followers in the last three years. what's it like to be tiktok famous >> once in a while i'll get recognized at the grocery store. or in the airport. >> reporter: what's it like to get to do this with your son >> oh, it has made us so close i think of him as a confidante it's just wonderful and marvelous thing. >> reporter: lin is not the only creator working with their children jim tan started her pag

stephanie lin talked to mayor sheng thao today. the mayor acknowledges having more police officers on staff, including a permanent chief could only help improve oakland's response to crime. and stephanie is here in the studio with more. stephanie? >> yeah, kathryn, we know the city of oakland has been without a permanent police chief for 5 months now. oakland mayor sheng thao fire chief armstrong back in february for allegedly mishandling to officer misconduct cases. and since then, the city's police force has been running under the leadership of interim chief after the shootings we heard from police commissioner chair emeritus regina jackson, who said with resources stretched thin, the city needs someone permanent in place. still need. >> a permanent top cop in place because if everybody's working at 100% and crime and violence is working at a higher rate, then we're out outgunned and outnumbered. >> we play that very same sound bite for mayor sheng thao today. and i asked her about her thoughts to if she was if she felt having a

again, this happened on friday, july 14, around 1:00. >> as da lin just said, there haven't been arrestsin that shooting or the shooting that lean 8-year-old boy fighting for his life. >>> police say 59-year-old mitchell katz died from his injuries. he owned mitchell katz winery on south vasco road. a car collided with his car as he changed lanes on east avenue in livermore. the other driver is currently cooperating with authorities. >>> the winery announced an unscheduled closure this weekend on facebook telling their followers thank you for your understanding. >>> in san francisco evacuation orders lifted near glen park. that's after a gas leak this morning prompted crews to clear out the area. this is on sussex street, the block between diamond and castro streets. the water department hit a gas line while doing the street work. the fire department cleared everybody up by 1:00 this afternoon. >>> and more coke dust released into the air from the martinez refinery last night. it's the dust left over from the refinery process. they say they found no threat to nearby areas and that the re

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the country today during that labor dispute that has basically frozen hollywood khan for stephanie lin reports. now some of those protests were here in the bay. >> there are dozens of local chapters all across the country representing these actors and writers who have walked off the job over their dispute with the studios. let's take a look now at the scene outside the netflix headquarters in los gatos today, the company is one of many streaming giants at the heart of this strike. key issues for both unions include residual payments, which have been nearly wiped out. they say by the rise of streaming and the unpaid use of actors work and likeness by artificial intelligence, the unions and the alliance of motion picture and television producers, which represents the studio. streamers and production companies seem completely divided with no plans to negotiate until that happens. actors and writers say they'll keep rallying until their voices are heard. >> i've been a clear actor 20 years in the bay area and some of the biggest bills paychecks and my careers been in the past couple years.

lin: an extremely dangerous weather on both sides of the country. is plenty to catch you up on, so let's catch you up on the news you need to know. it's the update that nobody wanted to know. the body of a man who went missing was found. hayden, it was believed he fell. his family says he's irreplaceable and unforgettable. an investigation into another hazardous release from the martinez refining company. dusk known as coke fell on to nearby neighbors this morning. this is the same plant that had 24 tons of ash rain down last thanksgiving. >> it's not surprising in southern california. and so in the area -- we're near a tectonic plate. >> terrifying because we know people who live in those homes. >> a state of emergency is expected in the rolling hills estate. this stunning landslide has been in danger. 12 have be red tags. and 12 of those have collapse into the canyon. no one is sure of the cause. alas vegas swat team put an end to a dangerous situation at the caesar's hotel. a barricaded man was taken into custody after throwing furniture and othe

stephanie lin kron, 4 news. thank you, stephanie.the temperatures continue to rise, folks are looking for areas. >> where they can stay cool, of course, forcefully go. we'll take a closer look at what some people are doing. that's tonight at 5.30. >> and new at 5, the family and sonny bill had a terrifying experience monday when their dog was stolen. and then it was held for ransom. thankfully, police were able to step in to help get the dog back within hours and make an arrest. pretty crazy. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with the dog's owners about what it was like having money demanded for their dogs safe return. >> this two-year old bearded collie named norm is a big fan of shade on a hot day and can hold his own in a game of tug of war. his owner zach and lindsey say the dog was a christmas gift for their 10 year-old daughter, which is why they were so distraught when or went missing monday while at a dog sitter's house, a stranger called zach saying he found the dog but that norm safe return came at a price you need is only $10

lin says people wait an average of 7-10 years before seeking help for hearing loss.tting your hearing tested by a professional, you can now screen yourself using an app on your phone. norah? >> norah: this is such an important story. dr. lapook, thank you so much. finding last-minute rentals in the summer can be tough, but that is not the case this year, with some vacation hot spot rentals sitting empty, even after being fully booked in years past. in tonight's "money watch," cbs's meg oliver reports on how you can find a deal with the rise in summer vacancies. >> reporter: here along the jersey shore, the summer vacation season is in full swing, but the rental market is telling a different story. have you ever had a problem renting out your house? >> we have never had a problem renting. not like this. >> reporter: rory steinel and his wife have successfully rented out this beachside home for almost two decades. during covid and up until last year, he says demand was through the roof, allowing them to raise prices and fully book. so, how many weeks do you still have

fireworks shows from across the bay area hosted by stephanie lin and olivia horton. and as people celebrate the 4th, there's a new bill making its way through the state legislature. it will be aimed at tackling the big problem of illegal fireworks assembly bill 14. 0, 3 calls on state fire marshal's to provide guidance and training. >> to local agencies about proper ways to enforce, sees transport and store illegal fireworks and also calls on the state marshal too collect and analyze data relating to citations fire in damages caused by the sale of both illegal and legal fireworks. according to the u.s. consumer product safety commission, more than 10,000 emergency room visits 11 deaths nearly 60 million dollars and property nationwide. all of that that tied to illegal fireworks assemblymember eduardo garcia who is spearheading this bill. >> the says that it will bring more awareness to the problem. >> for us to be able to push a policy that allows for information education about that is critical, but also opportunity create resources for local law enforcement to real

stephanie lin kron, 4 news. thank you, stephanie. a man accused of kicking over an elderly asian woman in san francisco. >> was arraigned today. 27 year-old james lee ramsey faces multiple felony charges, including elder abuse. and this is not the first time he's been in court for attacking a member of the asian community. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live with the details there. good evening, rob. grant ramsey spend one year in prison for attacking an asian man in oakland 2 years ago. that man and the san francisco district attorney, our concern that ramsey was able to commit a second attack in a different city. james lee ramsey found himself sitting before a judge in all orange. once again, according to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, ramsey was arrested for kicking an 88 year-old asian woman friday just after 11:00am. >> these pictures captured the incident on ellis street in san francisco before and during these are very vulnerable who, >> you know, should be respected and revered. i'm not who should fear eve

frank lin. >> i think the past, hearing loss, it doesn't really matter,.it really does matter. it makes a big difference. >> reporter: the study looked at nearly a thousand people between 70 and 84 years old with untreated hearing loss and found aids for three years, cognitive decline slowed by 48% for those with increased risk factors for dementia, such as diabetes, hypertension, and living alone. there was no significant change >> when we saw 50% reduction, wn away and surprised. >> reporter: aside from its link to dementia, hearing loss has other detrimental effect on health, such as an increased risk of falls, depression, and social isolation. >> we have two children, seven grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren, with two on the way, so i have a future, and i want to hear my family says. >> reporter: dr. lin says people wait an average of 7-10 years before getting help for hearing loss. he points out that in addition to getting your hearing tested by a professional, you can now screen yourself using an app on your phone. norah? >> norah: this is su

goodbye. hopefully with f been jremlins. hopefully with f been told lins. hopefully with f been toldialised treatment which option may be to pay for a highly specialised treatment the ch option may be to pay for a highly specialised treatment the nhs. but currently available on the nhs. but the treatment is expensive and the family is now on a mission to raise £1 million. the clock is ticking, time isn't on the sooner time isn't on our side. the sooner we can get over there the better. time isn't on our side. the sooner we can get over there across ter. time isn't on our side. the sooner we can get over there across the uk, for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello from the bbc sport centre. novak djokovic is due back on court to resume his fourth round match with hubert hurcaz that after the women's champion progressed to the quarter finals, after her opponent retired. let's catch up with chetan — who's there for us and we'll start with the women's draw. 16—year—old mirra andreeva's dream run coming to an end. yes, em yes, throwin- a yes, for throwing

i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, july, the 9th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, dave. >> stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're dealing with still that fog cloud cover going on here, particularly around the bay and towards the coast. that's keeping those temperatures a little bit on the cool side in a mixing this out with the onshore winds at work. it's going to be kind of a cool day in some spots today. give you a wind going on the tail wind. if you're heading back to the east bay later this afternoon, there's a look at where we stand right now. we have this yesterday, too. so san francisco coastal areas in the east bay shoreline, you can expect those winds working all this afternoon. some of the valleys in the east bay, too. but the trend is good. west wind. we like that not offshore. we don't hear about that pick in the summer. middle 50's across most the breath of the bay. 57 going on for antioch, a chilly 45 up there to santa rosa. 56 san jose in this is pretty close to t

arcadia lin has been on the federal wanted list for 8 years. and this is him only five years ago.nd of talent to look for? well, erysipelas, this erysipelas will draw any banknote for you so beautifully overnight, you can’t distinguish it and the paint interferes better than the state sign, for which he sat down. well went out arranged paint company, and in the nineties disappeared altogether. i don't understand something between these three two people. what is the connection that liskovets died 10 years ago. dash mirny goner, and how did he find out the code for the safe? i don't know. don't you think the trunk of a suitcase full of papers? because of this, it cost you to wet. i may be wrong. the magnetic line on the banknote almost exactly copies the real one, only it is covered with a protective layer of special paint, which blocks the work of the detector that detects a fake. focus focus real focus is composition colors and look. it seems to be. real such paint in general, 3 days of our experts are struggling and can not determine the exact composition. it's like in stradivari

. >> asiana flight 2.14 crashed on its final approach to sfo, killing 3 people for stephanie lin takes a look back at one of the biggest crashes ever at the airport. >> it was just after 11 in the morning on wednesday, july 6, 2013, 291 passengers and 16 crew members started their final descent into san francisco international airport after a 10 hour flight from seoul, south korea. but as flight 2, 1, 4, approached the runway. the plane clipped a seawall snapping off the tail section of the aircraft, sending the planes spinning out of control. it burst into flames. hundreds of passengers scramble to escape the burning wreckage. emergency crews rushing to the scene trying to contain the fire and treat the injured in the midst of the chaos, a rescue vehicle fatally strikes a teenage passenger covered in foam on the runway. the san mateo county coroner later finds the girl died from the collision. among those pulled from the debris. 15 year-old leo, you pump she would be rushed to san francisco general along with 10 other people in critical condition. but she would succumb to her injuries

the capital, an impromptu tropics , a shower appeared, a water-dropping thrush roller of taut races lin a vacuum of wicker willows. the flowerpot was supplemented with planted branches and petunias, and besides, the landscape project shots cereal crops behind the rasul floresta. wow is one of the hungry trends. so we eat the embankment. kolya, take thousands of madhodov rassledon perennials. and s. this is chosen so that there is a lot of flowering in spring and summer and autumn, which are now a modern trend, giving some kind of basic backbone of the flower garden. i thought about it as something landscape, that is, to get away from the strict features that we see in the city to something more natural. here, to add a contrast with the city, we see a lot of skyscrapers, a lot of high-rise buildings and i want to move a piece of nature to the city composition. it is necessary to remember the inert materials, and the actual sea pebbles, on which it will be possible to move around and the future will appear, as well as wooden benches. we have a new design this year . roses were planted on

this is the w news lies from the lin crew. leaders in the charities fronds of crossing to reinstate the president, presumed the french government and the european union say they only recognize the elective lead to the governing policy. says several of its ministers and now under arrest.

the vendors and 15th you called the accident happened here in lin dionte. i had just got into the junction. i saw a speeding on coming trailer window, got ice was and escaped, hitting him head on the person who was behind me. thought i wanted to buy something . he took me and that's when he was hit the trailer window of the road and hit on the vehicles. i mean was that well again, so i was in london, the town. my wife works here at the junction. that's how i got the news firsthand. i rushed here and found people being rushed to the hospital. the others were still under the trailer. pregnant, i'm been insist, invest, you weren't good, least to see fit into it would take into hospital. but dozens of others died. of fishes getting this to getting the cause of the crash. danielle national john wooten safety part of dcs. more than 20000 people were involved in doing accidents last year ended on 5000 last the lights. the netherlands is coming to terms with it's trouble past today, the dutch king is expected to apologize for his country's role in the slave trade.

the top seed, iga swiatek, set her intentions with a win over zhu lin.rom the outset, winning 6—1, 6—3 and she looks to go beyond the fourth round for the first time at wimbledon. a mixed day for the british players on home soil with a tough test for liam broady in round two after he beat constant lestienne. fourth seed casper ruud is his second—round opponent. a win too forjan choinski over dusan lajovic. harriet dart lost to diane parry early on after taking the first set on a tie—break, losing in three. katie swan beaten in straight sets by olympic champion belinda bencic but better news forjodie burrage who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday the women's defending champion elena rybakina kicks off the action on centre court. with the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round, tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title and goes into the championships with great unce

he has been just and pedestrians you go to the accident happened here in lin dionte. i had just got into the junction. i source speeding on coming trailer. i swerved and escaped, hitting him head on the person who was behind me thought i wanted to buy something and while he overtook me and that's when he was hit the trailer window of the road and hit on the vehicles. i mean was that well again, so i was in london and the town my wife works here at the junction. that's how i got the news firsthand. i rushed here and found people being rushed to the hospital . others were still under the trailer. pregnant. i'm been insist, invest your workers, least to, to see fit into a twit taken to hospital. but dozens of others died. the officials are investigating the cause of the crash can yes, national transport. them safety, the part of the disease within $20000.00 people were involved in georgia accidents . last year ended on 5 housing lost their lights, magic mushrooms and extra fee can all be prescribed in australia. the country has authorized the use of the psychedelic drugs

up next, it's lin mei and she's going to be telling us why the uk needs more migrants . it away now. >> may i say it is time for us as brexiteers because i know many of you are. some on the panel are as well. for us to admit we need migrants now . i admit we need migrants now. i voted for brexit for the simple fact that i agreed we need to lower migration, especially when the conservative mandate in 2019 stated that that's what they would do. but they have not. now. i was hoping the government post brexit would have initiatives that would inspire people who probably not working young people to really retire on our labour force and get them into jobs where we have shortages . and unfortunately shortages. and unfortunately that has not occurred. 1 in 6 individuals who work for the nhs are non—british nationals. now what would we do without migrants ? so i have to admit we migrants? so i have to admit we need migrants now. it's not something i think we should have to rely on for the simple fact not only because we should utilise our own talent here, but also because it lead

up next, it's lin mei and she's going to be telling us why the uk needs more migrants . it away now. >> may i say it is time for us as brexiteers because i know many of you are. some on the panel are as well. for us to admit we need migrants now . i admit we need migrants now. i voted for brexit for the simple fact that i agreed we need to lower migration, especially when the conservative mandate in 2019 stated that that's what they would do. but they have not. now. i was hoping the government post brexit would have initiatives that would inspire people who probably not working young people to really retire on our labour force and get them into jobs where we have shortages . and unfortunately shortages. and unfortunately that has not occurred. 1 in 6 individuals who work for the nhs are non—british nationals. now what would we do without migrants ? so i have to admit we migrants? so i have to admit we need migrants now. it's not something i think we should have to rely on for the simple fact not only because we should utilise our own talent here, but also because it lead

sosa by stephanie lin and olivia horton. and no matter where you're watching the fireworks from kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. has you covered with the 4 zone forecast? yeah. guys with the fireworks going to be tough. i think tomorrow we see clouds a major factor as we head into the evening hours. i think during the day what a beautiful day it's going to be. >> unfortunately, the fireworks can the faa's erase back on shore right around that time. in fact, maybe a little bit before cbc that headed inside the bay. a fireworks forecast. yeah, you know, they're going to be up and going, of course, they've got the kind that they can adjust the levels that they'll go off at. and hopefully they'll be using some of those tomorrow if that cloud that comes in so low, thinking maybe about 800 feet or so. so they can sneak those in just below that. but expected to be a foggy inside the bay. you can see some of that fog bouncing up against the east bay hills as well. i think staying clear inland. you get to east bay in the

he has been dis and 15th you called the accident happened here in lin dionte. i had just got into the junction, i sort of speeding on coming trailer window, got ice was an escape taking him head on. the person who was behind me thought i wanted to buy something. he took me and that's when he was hit. the trailer window of the road and hit on the vehicles. i mean was that well again, so i was in london, the town. my wife works here at the junction. that's how i got the news firsthand. i rushed here and found people being rushed to the hospital. others were still under the trailer. pregnant. i'm been insisting vis you look good. we do the see fit into it would take him to hospital. but dozens of others died of fishes that investigating the cause of the crash. good news, national transport and safety, depart a disease more than 20000 people were involved in georgia accidents. last year ended on 5 housing lost their lights and take a look at this, germany's longest pedestrian suspension bridge will open to the public on saturday, offering a new hanging out for trac

wording catastrophe. climate change starts july 13th on dw, the business dw, and use live from fair lin took, he agrees to back sweden's application to join, nice heart. the surprise frank truth came just ahead of the alliance's annual summit, at least the wayne e a n n z a stand or 5 president to kentucky's president. 31 has lasted nearly a year for an alignment. also it coming up. a mom seemed to it's counter offensive, ukraine's homage struggling to recapture territory from russia. we'll look at why it's printing so difficult. i'm one of the world's biggest song and dance festivals wraps up in left field. the 40000 seniors and dances the lot, the crowds in rica with the message of belonging and believe the i'm jared raid, welcome to the program. sweden needs to join, nice heart off to turkey, suddenly agreed to drop in some position. it'll now back stuck on the speed to become the alliances to the 2nd member that's according to 9th or chief. you just don't in the he said to the case president richard type 31 made a the a commitment and degree to full it's legions application to his p

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business, russian to discuss some deeper military holidays with one of them from the near until remember, lin, welcome to the program. motors in spain are casting their ballots in a snap general election. the could see a significant swing to the right for the country. prime minister pedro sanchez was among the 1st to vote. as part of open, the conservative opposition people's party had been leading in the polls. they're likely to fall short of an absolute majority a little recently, the conservatives had promised enough to work with the far right box party. but now it's expected that their seats will be needed to form a government. both of them are the socialists and left the movement called some of the a bit deeper into the story. i'm now joined by the w reporter of loud ovaries. 3 of us, so loud on what exactly can we expect from today's elections? so eyes are on today's results and to see whether it's funny, ours finally go for the right or the left block. as a you were saying, the polls have been saying in the past weeks that they consider, but they fight, they apply or we get the most vo

the, the, this is the w news lies from the lin crew. leaders in the charities, fronts of crossing to reinstate president, present the french governments and the european union say they only recognize the elective leader. the governing policy says several of its ministers and now under arrest holes are coming off on the program, funerals and talk histone to the victims of the suicide on the political rally. disabled islamic state admits to being behind the loss which killed more than 50 people. and for, for a while tough australia delight the home crowd by knocking out canada to reach the last 60, the money keeps mccain. and thank you for being with us. these, as mill, it treat crudely, does have a to use the former colonial power fronts of flossing, a military intervention to reinstate the asked the president mohammed boom. the french government and the european union's top diplomat. say they only recognize, presume as nice as just the missile thursday, the new military one to has also arrested several more government ministers. as, according to the policy of, of the same president.

da lin has more on what happened and what's being done to stop all this. >> reporter: the 8-year-old victim remains at oakland children's. chp cannot give an update because of his age and privacy laws. chp data shows the freeway where he was shot. i-580 is one of the most dangerous. >> i had just literally driven east on highway 580 and it gave me an erie feeling. >> reporter: this independent film maker said he drove on this stretch an hour before a rolling gun battle injured an 8-year-old boy friday evening. this ripped open an old wound. his best friend was shot and killed on 880 in downtown oakland last year. gene was a basketball star inducted to cal athletics hall of fame. >> just out playing ball. i think about my brother and i miss him dearly. >> reporter: investigators arrested a suspect in the killing last year and said the shooting was over road rage. detectives are still looking for the gunman involved in friday's shooting. they say people in a dark gray suv and maroon suv were exchanging gunfire near harrison street when a stray bullet struck the 8-year-old in another ca

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allen guessed at frankfurt airport, cd managed by frank bought the this is the w news light from the lin. what is the the bulk? yep. gainey progression of leader of belarus settings on the look of shank coast says he's in russia despite previously claiming that provisions had gone to battle roads present for progression has not made a public parents since he led an armed revolt against most go into also coming up on the program, russian rockets make 8 deadly strikes on ukraine, hitting the western city of the east and apartment building was targets. hidden ph says at least 4 people died. rescue is of still searching the russell, this advice and a social media challenge. monks look at the company messa takes on a loan mosques twisted up with the launch of treads many in finance. so the new service, which reportedly looks on the act just like it's rival the money troops in the kitchen. thanks for being with us. we felt with the mystery surrounding the whereabouts of the head of the bulk and the most merry group. yes. gave me per goshen, the bell. russian lita, alexander lucas jenco who bro

reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. it's now been just over a month since the state of florida sent 2 planes of migrants from texas to sacramento and today state attorney general rob bonta along with governor newsom. >> formally asked the justice department to launch criminal and civil investigations into that matter. in a letter sent to the u.s. attorney general. they say an independent investigation into last year's florida sponsored migrant flights to martha's vineyard found migrants were given false promises claiming that they were told they'd immediately good jobs and housing and education, which did not happen 10 news. some claim the same thing happened during last month's migrant flights to sacramento writing in the letter, quote, it is unconscionable to use people as political props by persuading them to travel to another state based on false or deceptive representations. we urge us doj, department of justice to investigate potential violations of federal law by those involved in this scheme. florida leaders, in

and the dutch who accept independence by necessity lin, the person who should sign this document is the property of the dutch. sukarno proudly decides the army from the blond hair of the eyes . do these smiles need medicine? we have to wait and see what history will do for sukarno, but today he is moving among the people of indonesia with a ring of flowers around his neck. ahmad sukarno, now the nation of indonesia , is nicknamed "hizhe" and promises bright days in the revolution was depicted for the people , but sukarno still hides something from the people the great points of the destiny of the people of this country lie in indonesia, which means that these people will soon be attacked by giant oil companies . on the other side of the world, a country has built a new empire in the world for some time. the united states of america considers americans the guardians of freedom in the world does not have the soviet union in front of the americans, a country with beliefs opposed to the american system. the soviets consider themselves the defenders of the world's barefooters. between these

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this is the w news my from the lin, paying their respects the funeral of the teenager killed by french police is the sparks days of violence with causing buildings destroyed in hundreds arrested. the unrest seized francis presidents cooled off an official trip to germany. coming to terms with its colonial history, the dutch king apologizes for the netherlands role in the slave trade. we go to amsterdam to hear what people make of the nations tremble fast as beating the refugee. bob said he was dreaming of competing from great britain one day at the olympics. that's and the rest of the day sports, the good visible and welcome. a few rules being taking place in paris for the 17 year old shot, dead by police motors, gather the in the northern suburb of north had to bid farewell to not have the young man of north african heritage was killed during a traffic stop on tuesday. the funeral for those binding post test activists say the government isn't doing enough to address racially motivated police brutality for his presidency. and i'm on my call has canceled a state visit to germany because

stephanie lin kron, 4 news. >> all right, stephanie, thank you for that. a new era twitter for sure. new tonight at 8 santa rosa police are investigating a deadly shooting that unfolded in the drive-thru area of a fast food restaurant. police say just after 11, 30 last night they responded to the jack in the box on santa rosa avenue. they found a man who'd been shot right in front of the drive-thru. he's been identified now as 40 year-old jeffrey, far, nia of rohnert park. police say fournier was involved in an altercation before the shooting. anyone with info here is asked to contact santa rosa police. >> several cars left riddled with bullet holes after a gunfight in downtown oakland. this is the u.s. citizen app. video of the scene there happened about noon near 9th street and broadway. just 2 blocks away from the oakland police department headquarters. nobody hurt, but police are still searching for the people responsible. >> the california highway patrol is investigating another freeway shooting in the east bay. this one happened about 8 o'clock last

stephanie lin, back to you. stephanie, thank you so much. and make sure you download the kron 4 app to stay up to date on the latest weather conditions. >> we have your up-to-date forecasts and details on when the worst of the heat will hit your neighborhood. it's all on the kron. 4 app and on kron 4 dot com. after more than a century, the anchor brewing company in san francisco is set to close its stores. they're just saying now that business, it's no longer sustainable. kron. 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> anchor brewing has been making beer here in san francisco for over a century. but now those days are coming to an end. on wednesday, the anchor brewing company announced that after 127 years it is shutting down. the company gave employees 60 days notice and said it plans to liquidate all assets. a spokesperson for the company said in recent years anchor has seen declining sales and challenging economic factors. adding that the impacts of the pandemic inflation, especially in san francisco and a highly competitive market left the c