michael thomas live to see the latest. michael, what can you tell >> hey, good morning, everyone will. this is right here on the northbound lanes of 80 80 and it's your thorne avenue in fremont. take a look. you can see it looks like this tanker truck was attempting to get onto the northbound 8.80. it's a curved on-ramp. and you can see it does appear that they did not make it all the way through it to tip over. this happened at around one 30 this morning. according to chp, they've already actually remove that salt water from this current tanker. and now they are trying to actually flip it right side up so they can get it out of the way the eta of this on ramp here on thorton avenue as to when it's going to be back open. there is no eta currently right now. the injuries or the condition of the driver is still unknown. chp does not have any updates from you with that. the only thing that they told me was that the salt water has been removed and now they are working to get the tanker right side up. so until further notice, th

michael thomas, as you see standing by live, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. we're just east of flint. take a look right here. you can see these firefighters as they continue to try and battle this grassfire. i just spoke with cal fire who is heading this. we've got calfire livermore pleasanton fire department in alameda county fire here on the scene. they tell me the cause is still unknown. there are no injuries when it comes to the size. we're looking at about 3 to possibly 5 acres. it's still being measured. they say it is not controlled, but it is contained. and you can see they continue to put out some of those hot spots here. you can only see about 5 or so fire officials, but on the other side of this, we saw about a dozen or so more walking in making their way that way. we're going to try to see if we can get some visuals about at some point. but again, no injuries. and this is really been the scene here probably for at least the last hour or so when it comes to traffic things are clearing up a little bit. they continue to still only have 2 lanes open.

let's go straight over to michael thomas live in oakland. seen >> hey, good morning, everyone. i got here about 30 minutes ago or so. this home behind me is one of 4 properties listed under mayor. shame tells a name you can see here. these tv unmarked vehicles belonging to the fbi. we don't have too many details as of right now. but we have confirmed with an fbi agent who was here looking in side the property. he still inside the property at the moment. but they are investigating the specific address again, this is one of 4 different properties listed under mayor sheng town's name. so as to issues actually living near, we don't know. but we do know that this name is her name is on this property and that the fbi is here. looking at this location. the only information that we have right now is that this specific address is being investigated. we spoke with one of those agents. he did have some gloves on. so i would assume that they are going through things inside. they've been here for about the last hour or so as we get all the details this m

michael thomas will send it back to okay, michael, thank you very much. >> former president donald trump will arrive in san francisco this morning for a fundraising event and the pac heights neighborhood. now we talked about was political analyst michael yaki. hawaii. thanks. trump is coming to the city. usually consider blue. >> pretty much everywhere, especially in silicon valley. the 2 people hosting the fundraiser or both tech entrepreneurs from silicon valley. but i have a feeling that whole having in san francisco is really about all about optics. it's about for like n-word. owning labor owning real live letter, as they say, you know, because they could have done it a worthy couldn't in a mansion in atherton in the park. what have you? but they're doing it here. and it's to sort of. you know, get get the attention because trump subscribe to the theory that all press is good press no matter what it is. >> vice president kamala harris was in the bay area yesterday and was pro-palestine protesters. here's was attending 2 fund aisers, one, oakland, another in san francisco, demonstrati

that's very latest here in the south bay michael thomas. i will send it back to you to live in the studio. ok? thank you very much, michael. probably saying, right, man. >> former president donald trump will arrive in san francisco today for fundraising event. it's in the city's pac heights neighborhood. now we talked to kron four's political analyst michael yaki on white things. trump is coming to the city usually considered blue. >> pretty much everywhere, especially in silicon valley. the 2 people hosting the fundraiser or both tech entrepreneurs from silicon valley. but i have a feeling that whole having in san francisco is really about all about optics. it's about for lack of better word. owning liver owning real live letter, as they say, you know, because they could have done it a worthy couldn't in a mansion in atherton in the park. what have you? but they're doing it here. and it's to sort of. you know, get get the attention because trump subscribe to the theory that all press is good press no matter what it is. >> my president, kama

yeah, we're so we have michael thomas in walnut creek take a look at that. the weather center. there they are. and michael is ready for that sunshine, john. how how? it's going to get their lawn. michael, cover up. get the shade or in the pool just cool off. and that's my advice to all of you as well. >> shea pool getting yourself into ac for at least a few hours this afternoon is going to be coming in handy, regulate that body temperature a little bit. >> we're looking outside from the east bay hills, not a cloud in the sky out there. now that we're getting close to 08:00am we're getting even closer to some heat advisories that are going into effect across the bay area. right now. it's 50's and 60's for current temps on the cusp of 70 for inland areas. so warming up. we will be seeing those heat advisories for several days ahead of us too, with today. and tomorrow being are very hottest days of this forecast. all of our inland areas affected by them. winds just enough to cut off access to that ocean. cool there. not enough to result in red flag warnings, al

proffers michael thomas standing by with the update. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. actually just a cal fire as of right now, still undetermined. the length anywhere from 3 to 5 acres or so. but they did say normally when they have these type of issues, take a look. this grass fires, it could be from possibly vehicles or maybe a spark flew into the actual field. what will walk along this way? so you can see just exactly how far does our photographer, you know, if you can walk with me so we can show our viewers just how big it as you can see right there. there's some fire officials from livermore pleasanton fire department. we've also got alameda county fire is being headed by cal fire. there are expected to be out here for at least the next 2 to 3 hours or so again, no word on the cause, but it is still under investigation. nobody has been hurt. none of the cattle that is in this area has been hurt. no injuries, but they will continue to be out here to put out some hotspots. he says if this was at around 3 or 4 in the afternoon, it would have been much worse than tra

i'm michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you, michael.ial hosted our very own john shrable and rob nesbitt. and this year will be celebrating the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. we'll be right back. 10. 55 is the time. and just a quick note. one person in the bay area apparently has drawn the winning ticket for the powerball. >> they matched 5 numbers, didn't get the jackpot number, but they matched 5 and that is worth more than $620,000. it was purchased at a 7.11 on milpitas boulevard in milpitas that jackpot. now, by the way, worth 206 million dollars. and the next drawing is this coming saturday. so if you purchased that powerball ticket in milpitas at that 7.11. want to double check. you might be the proud owner of a multi $100,000 jackpot yourself. all right. some new data finds the most popular baby names in 2024. being influenced by pop culture. that's always the case. isn't some of the most popular names right now have some fantasy influence. the names like chani. zendaya's character from dune climbing more

i'm michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >> and be sure to join us on thursday.orecast now as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, which looks to be a bit obscure for doubt there. kyla, right? it's bad. >> at half moon bay here confirming that the marine layer has been on the move today and obviously that is very helpful when you've been dealing with extreme heat. so temperatures have been falling and that's a good thing. i think for most of us. one more day of heat, though, if you are inland, we are looking out for those 80's and potentially a few low 90's out there. but it will be few and far between today compared to yesterday we had triple-digit heat that marine layer expanding, providing additional cooling as we get into the next couple of evenings and pretty seasonal through the weekend. but then next week we'll see that marine layer compress again. and we are once again to be warming up. so let's talk about where we are right now. 70 degrees in palo alto, 79 and san jose and fremont 58 out of but you can see there's a little more warmth a

michael thomas live in oakland. michael, what are you know so far? >> we're still learning a lot of details this morning. but oakland police say the shots were fired in the middle of a large crowd near lake merritt following juneteenth events in this morning. welcome. police are still searching for the suspect saying there may have been more than one shooter. take a look. this is video from yesterday scene. you can see the chaos there and the exact number of people shot have not been confirmed. but police say the shots rang out at around 8.45. last night on the 400 block of grand avenue which runs along lake merritt of the time. there were 28 officers and 4 sergeants monitoring crowds of around 5,000 that were there participating in earlier events near lake merritt for juneteenth. things were said to be peaceful until about 8.15. that's when an illegal sideshow began near grand in belleview avenue at that point that chaos erupted leading to fights, gunshots and injuries. take a listen to how open pd described the scene. >> the sight so consistent of

i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. thank you, michael. will develop developing news following a mass shooting inner city, an fbi raid on her home. where is oakland mayor sheng thao? nobody has heard from the mayor says the wee hours. >> when the fbi went into her home covers will tran is live in front of her home this morning trying to piece together what we know morning. well. >> nobody has heard from are and we're talking more than 24 hours since the fbi came to her house right here, right behind me, knocked on the door and said what we we hear in a hollywood movie, fbi open up. and at that particular point, he was taos board, friend. you open up the door. the fbi showed up right before sunrise yesterday that show you the video. they were here several hours, obviously going through the home looking for evidence ultimately taking away paperwork and other key pieces of evidence as part of their investigation. oakland mayor sheng thao. she was not home at the time she was supposed to make a public appearance at 10 o'clock yesterday morning

that's a very latest from walnut creek michael thomas. michael, i want you to always during how hot it is in my car because there's a season at what you can. >> leave your dogs in the car even you know what's going on. okay. thank you for that update. michael. it's 903. right thank you, michel. another story that we're following in the heat is tough for firefighters is a massive fire. it destroyed an affordable housing complex under construction in redwood city. evacuations were order and some people who live near the project they haven't been able to return. we got will tran live in redwood city with the latest morning. well, >> yeah, those firefighters behind me, they're dealing with the heat with the sun and the heat because of the hot spots and they will be here for quite sometime. they actually had to replace one fire engine with another because of a shift change. now, let me get you a little bit closer to the scene. there are 2 buildings here. we do know that one building completely destroyed in that building, actually houses 109 uni

let's go straight to this one in question, which is in oakland with michael thomas. tell us exactly where you are and what you've seen. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. what we are in oakland here, this is just one of 4 of those properties with oakland. mayor jean tells a name attached to it. you can see there. there's a lot of media here, but essentially there's 2 vehicles that are belonging to the fbi. we did see an agent come out of the home. he spoke with us. he gave us a card. he said we needed to contact their media line as to what it is. they're investigating. they have not confirmed or said they only said that they are actually investigating this address, but they did not confirm any other details as to if mayor jean tell lives here, we do not know. we cannot confirm that we tried chatting with neighbors, but there's not a lot of people home this morning. so we haven't seen too much activity as far as coming in and out of the home. those agents that can not once, but they didn't bring anything out with them. they were wearing gloves. they went back in.

michael thomas live in fremont with the latest on that. good morning, michael. >> hi, everyone.you said, really the second the first was a 5 year-old boy over and bethel island. he passed away on may. 11th the now this 11 year-old girl were getting right. dana t take a look. this is a photo of the young girl. her name is dana gonzales. and officials say, you they really want to warn people to just be aware. she passed away last week and it happened on the 27th. so last monday officials got calls at around 5.50, with reports of a drowning here at the alameda creek in fremont. niles canyon road north of mission boulevard. they arrived to find the net stuck against the flow control structure. they were able to get her out of the water. she was taken to a nearby hospital. however, she did not survive. she did pass away at the hospital. so right now they are warning people as the days get warmer and people head towards the water. take a look. these are some tips up on your screen. the sheriff's department wants to remind people that if you are swimming, tried swim in a swimming pool

and michael thomas, i will send it back to you live in the studio. right. we'll check back with you a little bit for an update. thank you, michael. all right, 603. want to give you the latest on the point fire that continues to burn up in sonoma county. and we want to give you a little >> orientation as to where it is and where it's spreading. this is lake sonoma. and as you can see, the fire broke out just on the eastern shore of it. that's where it started. but look where the winds have driven over the course of these last few days. growing now to 1200 acres in size. and it is blowing in the direction of 101. that's what we see here. in fact, as we zoom out the map, you'll see where this is in relation to places like healdsburg, which is there on the screen in the center. winds are towards the bottom. we slide the map a little more. yeah, you'll see santa rosa. so there's the fire here, santa rosa and right halfway just about between them is the town of healdsburg. and that's where we find kron four's will tran live for us this morning with the very latest

they have robert michael thomas live along a creek with some reminders on how we can stay safe in his morning. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. when it comes to how warm it is, will i can actually myself getting i've been here for about 10 or 15 minutes in the sun. much more warmer than the actual shade. so take a look here at the pool were in walnut creek. you can some of those swimmers getting out as they're switching out their classes. but we are in that heat advisory and according to the national weather service, what's going to last from today? all the way until thursday. it's not only here in the east bay, but also the north bay with those inland areas feeling at most. so we're talking about livermore walnut creek pleasanton and so on. and, you know, those at high risk, you really should start preparing. now, we're talking about seniors, outdoor workers, athletes and parents and also remember, your cars are also going to be hotter once he gets towards that 100 degree weather. you get inside that car. it's going to be extremely hot. we spoke with an expert this morning. s

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i'm michael thomas wilson of 2 back to 2. all right. thank you, michael. time now 6, 0, to developing news following a mass shooting in our city. >> an fbi raid on a home. where is oakland mayor sheng thao? we have not heard from her this morning since the fbi descended upon or properties campers will tran is live in front of the mayor's home this morning with what we know. good morning will. >> daria lot of people are saying her silence is deafening. we are more than 24 hours since the fbi came to her location, knocked on the door and said fbi open up her boyfriend was home at the time he opened up the fbi. let me show you the video. they arrived at around 5.30, yesterday morning before sunrise and they spent hours at that location going through there collecting evidence. they took away paperwork. they took away other items from inside the home. oakland mayor sheng thao has not made any public comments since then. she has not even released a statement through a spokesperson yesterday. she was scheduled at an event at 10 o'clock in the morning that was can

michael thomas is following it all. >> in oakland, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. efforts to recall mayor sheng thao began in january and the group that's been putting forth all of the work says they actually collected more than 40,000 atures. now it's moved on to the oakland city council. essentially they need to decide if they're going to on the ballot in november or before. then. take a look. this is general video. we've got up on your screen now. according to the register's office, they see all of these signatures are verified, which again, move everything over to the oakland city council. the group is set to meet on july 2nd at which point they will decide on when the recall will be voted on, which will more than likely happen in november. those behind the recall say the main reason of this removal is due to a surge in crime, homelessness in the firing of former oakland police chief leronne armstrong. the mayor, however, says oakland police crime stats show crime is down 17% over the last 3 years. and 34% over the last year south. now is the mayor is recalled.

i'm michael thomas will send it back to you to live in the studio. michael, thank you. >> time now is 6.20, and the richmond city council approved putting a measure on the ballot that would increase taxes on the chevron refinery. it's called the polluters pay initiative. we'll see that up for a vote. it would create a new tax on oil refining within the city. supporters claim that the tax would generate 60 to 90 million dollars per year. that could be used to pay for environmental cleanup and health services. chevron says that they're already the biggest taxpayer and employer in richmond and they say this measure could make it difficult for them to modernize the refinery, invest in the community. starting next month. you can trade in your old car for $1500. the bay area air quality management district is offering this deal to improve air quality. they say that the older cars are bigger polluters and the new ones to be eligible. your car has to be a 1998 model or older. well, a catering company used by airline is now apologizing after a passenger headed

michael thomas live in oakland with the latest on all this. morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. these efforts to remove oakland mayor sheng thao have really been in effect since the beginning of this year. and it said more than 40,000 signatures were actually gathered for it. now it's moved on to the oakland city council. they've got to decide if it's going to be on the ballot this november, which time the recall for the alameda county district attorney pamela price is also put on that ballot. take a look. this is video we've got up on your screen now. the register's office says that these signatures were valid, unverified, which moves the entire situation over to the oakland city council. that group is set to meet on july 2nd, which point they will decide on when the recall will be voted on, which will more than likely happen in november. those behind the recall say the main reason for the removal is due to the surge in crime. homelessness in the firing. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong. the mayor, however, says tha

michael thomas live in san jose with the details morning. michael. >> hey, good morning.. >> street around 9.30, near college drive. and we're admiral way and police got multiple 9-1-1. calls about this cat roaming the specific area in people's yards. now, take a look. this is video from last week situation on wednesday. may 20th over in milpitas near the fair meadow way area at a mobile home park. those 2 cats were seen jumping through. residents was in the backyard and really just searching the area. at that point. a peters say that they got another call about 2 miles south from there at that time. so again, yesterday's at 9.30, last night was now the 3rd within the last week or so. and if you do come across these mountain lions because none of them were caught. take a look on your screen. these are some general tips that officials with the dot gov center's say that you should be doing so you spot one. you want to stay calm. do not run. you want to hold your ground and slowly back away. do not turn your back to the cat and also want to maintain that eye contact and trie

you watching michael thomas who's been there? is is a developing scene. michael, have you seen anything since we last spoke to you before the break? >> back to live in the studio. there was van taking sheriff's office. at that point. the kids are turning take a look. and at that point, some of these protesters to start to rush the gate essentially pushing back 20 to 30 feet getting closer to president's office. and you can right about 2 to 3 dozen or so there's multiple signs, multiple chance essentially about the entire situation of the israel-hamas conflict happening in gaza. and as john mentioned, this happened at around 5.30, this morning, according to stanford university, the protesters, a lot of entered building, which house housing of president other officials. and according to the group for health university students and alumni locked themselves into the president's office around five-thirty refusing to come out as 2. if they're still in there or not, we're unsure. we did see them bring a i would say maybe around 5 to 7 pr

was michael thomas live san jose with the latest on that morning. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone here in the south bay neighborhood. the neighbors tell me last night that mountain lion was really just roaming the streets and actually showed me a video of it kind of just relaxing on the side of the road before it crossed the road. now, take a look. you can see it happen right here on war, admiral, way and ella drive and neighbors tell me it happened at around 9.30, or so to give you a better perspective. we've got a map up on your screens. you can see exactly where that neighborhood it is. it was just roaming through the yards, crossing the street, causing havoc. really the video that i saw had neighbors penned a screaming. they all called 9-1-1, and they have not found the cat. so the cat did get away and take a look. this is video from last wednesday. may 20th over in milpitas. this was near the fair meadow way some streets over there and the mobile home park that point there were 2 different sightings. there were about 2 miles away from ea

but very latest here in oakland, michael thomas is back to live in the studio. thank you, michael. council has approved putting a measure on the back the ballot. >> that you will see that causes and ask for if you want to increase taxes on the chevron refinery. the measure is called the polluters pay initiative and it would create a new tax on oil refining in the city. supporters of this say the tax would generate 60 to 90 million dollars per year and that money could be used to pay for environmental cleanup and health services. but chevron says they already are the biggest taxpayer, an employer in richmond and they say this measure could make it difficult for them to modernize the refinery and invest in the community. starting next month. you can trade in your old car for $1500 to all the very air quality management district is making this deal to try to improve local air quality, older cars pollute much more than newer ones. and so for your car to be eligible for this deal, it has to be a 1998 model or older. >> well, san francisco's ambassadors program is at risk of being cut it

and michael thomas, i will send it back to you to live in the studio. michael, thank you. >> former president donald trump will arrive in san fundraising event and the city's pac heights neighborhood. we spoke to kron 4 political analyst michael yaki. why he thinks trump is coming to the city. usually consider blue. >> pretty much everywhere, especially in silicon valley. the 2 people hosting the fundraiser or both tech entrepreneurs from silicon valley. but i have a feeling that whole having in san francisco is really about all about optics. it's about for like n-word, owning liver, owning real live letter, as they say, you know, because they could have done it a worthy couldn't in a mansion in atherton in the park. what have you? but they're doing it here. and it's to sort of. you know, get get the attention because trump subscribe to the theory that all press is good press no matter what it is. vice president kamala harris was in the bay area yesterday and was met with pro-palestine protesters. >> harris was attending 2 fundraisers, one, oakland, anot

michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. all right, michael, thanks that.eat time. courage. you go. >> all right. well, it's going to cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge in san francisco. the new toll hike starts and a own goal owners will trend line of the toll plaza with how much drivers i'm going to have to pay. good morning. well. >> $0.50 does not seem alive. but if you add it over weeks, months and years, my goodness, it's going to stack up. and that's exactly what's going to happen. as you mentioned, come monday, right now, if you cross the golden gate bridge, it costs $9. and $0.75. but on monday, new prices. and the sad part is if you need a across the golden gate bridge, this is the start of year one through year 5, expect to raise the prices $0.50 every. they are facing a budget deficit. so take a look at your screen. i want to show you the new prices right now. europe, a $9 and $0.75 to cross one of the world's most famous bridges come monday. you're looking at $10.25. if you have fast track, it will be $9.25. >> carpool, you might wan

i'm michael thomas. rain all send it back to you. a 19 year old was shot and killed on the laura street. >> it's you know, this is this is a part that does have some public safety challenges. it is just really a pretty safe place and a wonderful place come. we can't live in fear, but people should be aware of their surroundings. >> and says the teen was found with multiple gunshot wounds. no suspect description. anybody with any information you're asked to contact police. and police in the lane only but arrested a man in the shooting that killed a woman sent another man to the hospital. police say shooting ophappened last month. this is right along redwood parkway right in front of the hogs part. the woman died at the scene of the man was taken to the hospital. suspect was arrested on wednesday. reason into the shooting has not been released. time now 5.33. today, national gun awareness, gun violence awareness day. attorney general rob bonta says california making progress, keeping guns out of the wrong hands. capitol correspondent e

. >> right outside city hall covers michael thomas live from oakland with the details on that morning. michael. >> hey, good morning. everyone will frustration continues to grow here in the city of oakland as residents to the residents want to know where oakland mayor sheng thao is. and as our you just mentioned, it's been 5 days not only since her home was raided, but also since the shooting happened over at lake merritt, injuring 15 people. take a look. this is video from last thursday morning when the fbi agents entered her home rating. it essentially and leaving with multiple boxes. they spent about 5 hours there during that same time. 3 other locations were being raided by the fbi. the u.s. mail inspector and the irs all other different individuals, including david andy young, who partially owned and operate california waste solutions, which is the city's recycling service. this federal raid came just one day after 15 people were shot following a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt, which the mayor has yet to address a major reason why some residents are upset meeting at city

i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. morning. so she and her family can have closure. 15 year-old daughter jasmine was found dead in san francisco. the circumstances surrounding the death are unclear. her mom, marta, who lives in bay point tells us jasmine started going through some mental health problems after being abused when she was a child. she says her daughter was and at the hospitals and doctors gave a lot of drugs to help her cope. jazz was mom says she was released from east bay hospital back in april. 17th 3 days later she was found dead on a driveway san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl, cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy medicine in our system. >> it's just blows my mind know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. whether is like, i can't even comprehend how this happened. >> lra hope sharing this story is going to help people it facing similar struggle and wants gas in the health care system to be ti

michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. k you for that update. time now 5.33 and initiative. >> also build a green city in solano county. qualify for the november ballot. voters are going to be asked to allow development on land between travis air force base and the city of rio vista, probable trend live in solano county with the details morning. well, >> well, they register voters. they say that the people behind this gathered enough signatures about 13,000 signatures. so it qualifies for the ballot on november 5th. so voters in solano county will decide whether or not they want a new city in california. the new city has not been named if goes all the way. but the group behind us, they are called california forever. so it's going to be 27 square miles. and they claim it's going to create thousands of jobs for the 40,000 people who will move into that particular area. and the jobs will start at around $68,000 every year. so they say this will give back more than it will take. but if you talk to conservationists and people ag

michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. all right. all great tips. st insurance carrier in the state says they plan to continue coverage for some homeowners. but there's a catch. >> state farm announced back in march it would not renew 1000 home insurance policies because of elevated fire risk. now state farm says it will. knew those policies if client specifically secure fire coverage from the california fire plan. that's a sta e insurance program for homeowners in high-risk areas. so are advocates say this will add an extra burden to homeowners. >> people who are loyal. >> to state farm is going to be great this is the insurance company you want to be with. then this is a helpful piece of news, but it's going you're going to still be paying more. and now you're going to have to have to policies instead of united policy holder says state farm has a right to be concerned about the wildfire risk. >> home values in california. they also believe state farm is over reacting. was a chaotic week in right along the embarcadero in san francisco. massive sides

that is the very latest ty michael thomas reporting in fremont. to you live in the studio. all right, michael, thank for that update. there. learning more about that raid at oakland. mayor sheng tells home. >> kron four's terisa stasio talk to a former u.s. attorney about what could be happening behind the scenes. >> substantial to to ask for permission to invade someone's home to search for documents. and so i think that the government must reached a point in its investigation where it felt it had enough evidence to go to the court to ask and let's be real. when you go to the court to ask to search the home of a sitting government official, there's there's no there's no doubt that the standard is even ephired. former u.s. attorney winston chan telling kron 4 news at the government must be far along in their case to conduct such a public grade. >> chan says agents were granted access to look for specific items and identified in an inventory list. that list was shared with sheng thao or her partner, andrea jones, who shares the home chan says that

michael thomas in walnut creek with some reminders. l, good morning. >> hey, good morning, everyone. you know, i do have a jacket on this morning, but it is starting to get warm and we're actually going to get into the 90's at some point not only here in the east bay, but really even over in the north bay. take a look. we've got general video up on your screen now. essentially officials are asking you to be prepared. and according to the national weather service, this is going to last from today the way until thursday. and those inland areas are really going to be feeling it most. and those at high risk will you should start preparing as early as now. we're talking about seniors, outdoor workers, athletes and parents. so remember, just those basic summer practices such as dressing appropriately wearing that sunscreen, staying in the shade, drinking water and really knowing when you need to take a break, also making sure to moderate kids play time, especially when they're outside in the pool. and we're here at the clark memorial swim cen

michael thomas is going to talk with a man who worked closely with malcolm.e made and the work that still needs to be done. >> we're not quitters and everybody remain very optimistic. >> san francisco has a restaurant that just officially reopened after it suffered $15,000 worth of. that's going to go inside and that's going to go inside and see how grand opening actually it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >> we're celebrating pride month here on kron 4. and today, lgbtq+ icon harvey milk u.s. front and center. many in the bay area already know his story. but what about people who visit the harvey milk terminal at san francisco international airport today? no, his legacy kron four's. michael thomas went to the airport to find out. >> harvey milk help change the world when it came to rights. and now decades later, will his legacy is shining like a beacon of love here at the

kron four's michael thomas has more.orhood say was last night when the big cat was spotted. it was just relaxing on the sidewalk before it got up and started roaming around. >>screams or fear were heard at around 9 o'clock wednesday night in south san jose near ellon drive-in war admiral way. the reason? well, a mountain lion was roaming the streets. >>and miguel serrano says it was near his yard. >>here one person gave us oh, yeah. and then i that, you know, please come into like a bangs with that. i into that house. >>9-1-1, was called in san jse. police arrived shortly after. but the big cat was not found even after an hour of searching the neighborhood. is that the club for that? speak or, you know, anybody's things. say the does that when those going >>and dare know in miami in this is the 3rd sighting in the last week for the south bay. the first was last wednesday. may 29 over in milpitas near fair, met away at a mobile home park. you can see that big cat jumping the wall and searching the area. >>police were call

i'm michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >> all right, michael, be sure to join us our pride special hosted by our very own john shrable this year will be celebrating the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. >> take a look at this. a slithering commuter gave you riders a bit of a scare in san francisco. and this is a video from reddit. a user shared video of the sneaky passenger there. if you can't do that is it's a snake. happened on the quay line outbound from civic center. the snake was spotted a few days ago, according to the post and i didn't write this is a good line. now it doesn't look like he had his clipper card with him. well, maybe yes. >> maybe it's inside maybe an so it's going you're going gross writes, going regurgitate, know, hard. i actually wasn't going find your snake. taken just like slither of the thing. it probably could read it. where was samuel jackson? when you need it? he's able to sunday things on the but he that's him. that's that even better brothers are universal or my is out. alright, that's going things up for us he

but that is the very latest here in oakland michael thomas will send it back to you. and michael, because you've covered this story from the start of the new name of the airport in oakland. >> i'm curious for update people we've talked to are they confused they get where they are. how is that working? >> you know, they are getting where they are. i did chat with somebody who said, you know, they do want to make sure people refer to san francisco airport as sfo. right? and then this is now technically san francisco, oakland. so it's suppose a little bit of confusion, but not too much. okay. >> it's getting a long i've 8.11, is a time and happening this morning at 10 o'clock, governor newsom is going to deliver his state of the state address in a pre-recorded message that will drop on social media at 10:00am. most governors over the last 60 years have delivered a formal state of the state address. but governor newsom is taking a different approach last year. he took part in a statewide tour and later delivered a letter to the legislature. governor newsom speech will come

i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. thank you, michael. >> well, during that fbi raid of the home of david young on thursday. he along with other family members own and operate. california waste solutions. the city's recycling service in a statement, a crawl for cws says in part, quote, we were very surprised by the federal law enforcement search of our homes and office on june. 20th. believe that we have not engage in or committed any illegal activities on our way to the decision of the law enforcement agencies. in the meantime, cws will continue to proudly provide recycling services, countless communities throughout the bay. >> it's 607, and new video from cal fire shows crews on the scene of the point fire near lake sonoma. but there's a lot of progress. it's 90% contained this monday morning and no new fire activity is expected. they're expecting full containment soon. the fire has burned about 1200 acres and destroyed 3 homes. well, 2 homes, but 3 buildings and then 2 other houses were also damaged in that fire. and

and michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. thanks for breaking that down for us. >> well, emergency crews in santa cruz county rescued a hiker this weekend after he had been missing for more than a week. 34 year-old lucas mcclish experience backpacker was reported missing after he disappeared into big basin redwoods state park. reason wildfires in the area transform the to rain causing him to get lost. he started shouting for help and was finally heard and rescued by park rangers and other officers. he says he survive by eating berries and drinking water from his boot. wow. he slept on a bit of wet leaves. the glitch spent the night in a hospital where he was treated for minor injuries and then released. >> look at what did you see this point and what color and what did you say to mom and r d? >> and if you save the day. >> look at these little hero. the 2 year-old boy in san francisco is being credited with saving the day. now look alerted his parents to a fire in their home. like you just said, told call 9-1-1. the fire start

michael thomas is taking a closer look in oakland. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone of the governor says it's gone down by about 33% when it comes to crime here in the city of oakland. but not everyone agrees from the people that are living and working here to even some city officials. take a look. these ers put out by governor gavin newsom just yesterday. you can see the numbers and drop in crime include rates of homicide, robbery, burglary, car theft, larceny and arson. adding that since february of this year, more than 880 vehicles were recovered. 440 suspects were arrested and 47 crime related firearms were seized. he also said adds that overall burglaries are down by 53% with 60% fewer car break-ins amongst other crimes. we spoke with different people this morning who either work or live in downtown oakland or just oakland in general. they say that they don't really see these numbers. we also spoke city council member. meanwhile, gallo who says he appreciates the state's help but still thinks there's a lot to be done. >> bu

updates from the university that group of protesters keep you updated, lost their latest stamford michael thomas. let's send it back michael quick question. know you've been actively looking at the social media of the protesters and talking to some folks. >> you hear any word about them having another protest later on today. you know, we originally had gotten more that they may be heading over the jailhouse where some of those proposed protesters really taken by the santa clara county sheriff's office. >> but as of right we have not heard of them actually being there protesting. i will say we are getting word, but the university is saying that if it is students that are involved or if it is graduate students or maybe repercussions when it comes to graduating are walking across the stage and those type of things. so as we get those details finalized. we'll keep you updated michael. we definitely thank you for your coverage and >> glad to see that things are a little bit calmer out there this morning and stay cool out there today as well. >> alright, time's up tunnel for another big story. a warni

it's a very latest here in oakland and michael thomas to send it back to 2 in the studio. thank you, michael. all we got a lot to get to this morning because the city of richmond, they are seeing a spike in deadly shootings. >> in just one week, happily star now responding. plus a trauma center in underserved san jose neighborhood is closing how doctors and nurses are fighting to try and >> 6.13, in your 4 things to know today. gig workers are going to rally against uber and lift today. they say the apps are abusing the deactivation practices. the apps tend to suspend or terminate a driver's account with little to no warning reason or explanation. they say the point fire near lake sonoma. it's 100% contained. finally this morning, that's great news. it burned about 1200 acres and destroyed 3 buildings, including 2 homes. cal fire continues to attempt to get the sites fire under control. this is the one in colusa county and you can see drones and trying to knock this out. cal fire says throughout the state there are actually 160 of those drone pilots working. the site's fire

i'm michael thomas renal. send it back to you. a huge loss. michael, lots of folks stay.re's thank you for that update. >> ok, the sideshow with plenty of fireworks. stopping traffic over the weekend. chp says more than 150 cars blocking both the eastbound and westbound lanes as congress. rob nesbitt report police it make some arrests but they couldn't get everybody. >> and if you're trying to drive across the bay bridge early sunday morning, you are met with illegal fireworks shooting in the air and a large crowd with around 150 cars doing donuts at high speeds. chp officers responded first, 2 cars blocking westbound lanes near the toll plaza and then a second sideshow. on the eastbound side. your treasure island, it took about 30 minutes before the crowd of drivers and onlookers dispersed officers with chp conducted enforcement stops as cars began driving away towards oakland. those stops led to 3 arrests. one person for driving under the influence. another arrest for reckless driving in participating in a sideshow. and the 3rd for vehicle theft that was made after the

i'm michael thomas story. and james, that will send it back to you to live in the thank you, michael. >> 10 20 right now in the richmond city council has approved putting a measure on the november ballot that would increase taxes on the chevron refinery. the measure is called the polluters pay initiative and it would create a new tax on oil refining in the city. and supporters want it because they say that tax will be 16 million, not 60 to 90 million dollars a year and it would be used to pay for environmental cleanup and health services. but chevron says they're already largest taxpayer and employer in richmond and they add that the measure could make it difficult for them to modernize the refinery and to invest in the community. starting next month. you can trade in your old car and get $1500 from the bay area. air quality management district. they're offering this deal to try to get the big polluting cars off the roads and improve our air quality because the older models create a lot more smog than the newer

proffers michael thomas is live in oakland. what we know so far morning, michael. >> we're still learning details this morning. but oakland police say that shots were fired in a large crowd near lake merritt. at that point, people were sent to the hospital. take a look. this is video that we have from overnight. you can see that chaos there. now, according to oakland police, they have not been able to confirm exactly how many people were shot. but officials say shots rang out at around 8.45. last night on the 400 block of grand avenue which runs along lake merritt at the time. 28 officers and 4 sergeants were monitoring crowds of around 5,000 that were participating in earlier events at and around lake merritt for juneteenth things that were said to be peaceful until about 8.15. that's when an illegal sideshow began near grand and belleview avenue. it's at that point. chaos erupted leading to fights, gunshots and injuries. take a listen to how oakland police describe the scene. >> the sight so consistent of motorbikes and vehicl

kroger's michael thomas and oak with the latest. >> hey, good morning, everyone. well, it's been a busy month for the city of oakland, especially when it comes to politics. oakland mayor sheng thao has really not been seen or heard from since last week when her home was raided. and also since the city saw 15 people injured at lake merritt because of the shooting. and now people are starting to get frustrated asking where is she? take a look. this is video from last thursday morning when the fbi did a raid, her home as to why still hoping to get answers to that question. but there was about a dozen federal agents. it spent about 5 hours in her home before leaving with multiple boxes for investigation during the same time, 3 other locations are also being raided by the fbi. the u.s. mail inspector and the irs. it includes a home of david in andy young, who partially owned and operate. california waste solutions, which is the city's recycling service and keep in mind, this federal raid came after 15 people were shot following a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt,

but that is the very latest reporting live in oakland michael thomas. tara and james, we'll send it back to you in just ok, thank you, michael. >> time now is 804. and alameda county's district attorney is now speaking out about controversies and questions about her. how her office has been handling can. she's also speaking out about concerns regarding a specific member of her staff kron four's lisa goodman with the follow-up story. >> on tuesday, da pamela price addressed growing concerns within her office in the midst of her recall election. she announced that she plans to meet with the alameda county sheriff's office. this comes after the agency praise federal law enforcement officers for arresting robert rocha who was accused were stabbing in hayward. rocha was prosecuted at the federal level after the da decided to not bring charges example of the images on federal probation, the penalty. allowing them to go through the process of having their probation parole revoked actually going to result in a harsher penalty. then what we would be able to obtai

other places to continue to bring you that live coverage as very latest here at stanford and michael thomas. back to live in the studio. >> all right, michael, thank you for that breakdown. there. times for and another big story we're following a warning for people heading to the beach today to cool off. you've been talking talking about in the forecast. you know, so many people are trying to get out escape the heat. >> but we could see waves today reaching as high as 15 feet or many of our bay area beaches obviously pause risk to some bay area. beachgoers will tran is in pacifica enjoying a little bit of cooler weather, but also warning us what to expect. >> it's going to be a scorcher of a day in most parts of the bay area, especially inland where it could be 90. >> maybe 100 degrees and a lot of people there. they don't have air conditioning or they simply cannot afford air conditioning with electric prices so high days. but nature has are back so long as you don't turn your back. when mother nature, sneaker waves will be a problem over the next couple of days or so 15, 20 feet waves. so

pamela price are up for recall over michael thomas live oak with the latest. or sheng thao began earlier this year and they're set to be more than 40,000 signatures gathered for this recall. now city council needs to decide if that recall is going to be on the ballot this november with the recall for district attorney pamela price. take a look. this is video up on your screen as they break it all down. now, the register's office did confirm saying that there was an affair, a fight signatures turned in for an official recall which moves it forward to the city council. more than likely it will appear on the november ballot to finalize this decision of that date. however, it still needs to be approved by city council in that meeting set for july second, those behind the recall say the main reason for the removal is due to a surge in crime. homelessness in the firing of former oakland police chief leronne armstrong. the mayor, however, says open police crime stats show crime is down 17% over the last 3 years. 34% compared to last year. if the mayor is recalled by t