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noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the taxi cab comeback about that. all right. 4.15 on the clock. let's get over to the weather center. slash traffic center visit with erica with an update on both. good morning. >> good morning. james. while starting off with a weather, today's going to be a little warmer compared to what we saw yesterday along the coast center bay shore line. you're going to expect temperatures to be a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. but some places inland and in ehe south bay, we could see temperatures 10 to 15 degrees higher compared to what we saw yesterday. currently we're seeing some fog along the coast. that should clear by about to lunch and we are seeing some drizzle in some places as well because of that moisture. but it is going to dry up and temperatures will start to climb as we get closer to this weekend. we're going to see the hottest temperatures in the bay area. so 55 right now in dublin, 59 out and pittsburgh nevado currently 50 and santa rosa 50 degrees. so the reason we're going to see these dry conditions and these high temperatures

kron four's noelle bellow has details. >> know that we're not going to tolerate this nonsense. >> and look san francisco police chief bill scott sending a message monday to anyone planning on committing crimes across the city. he joined mayor london breed to announce the city's latest efforts to combat crimes of opportunity against tourists. we know we're a big city. >> we know sadly that sometimes things will happen. and part of what we want to do is to put resources in the appropriate places to prevent as much of these things from happening as possible. >> according to the mayor's office, the city expects to see 15.3 million visitors by years end in an effort to stop crimes before they happen. the police department has deployed 26 officers on bike and foot patrols in 5 of the city's districts, the largest deployment is coming from the central police district 14 additional officers are now patrolling popular tourist spots like union square chinatown, pier, 39 and fisherman's wharf as well as the crooked portion of lombard street. meanwhile, the mission district richmond district and

noelle bellow has that story. >> know that we're not going to tolerate this nonsense. >> san francisco police chief bill scott sending a message monday to anyone planning on committing crimes across the city. he joined mayor london breed to announce the city's latest efforts to combat crimes of opportunity against tourists. we know we're a big city. >> we know sadly that sometimes things will happen. and part of what we want to do is to put resources in the appropriate places to prevent as much of these things from happening as possible. >> according to the mayor's office, the city expects to see 15.3 million visitors by years end in an effort to stop crimes before they happen. the police department has deployed 26 officers on bike and foot patrols in 5 of the city's districts, the largest deployment is coming from the central police district 14 additional officers are now patrolling popular tourist spots like union square chinatown, pier, 39 and fisherman's wharf as well as the crooked portion of lombard street. meanwhile, the mission district richmond district and the haight ashbury

noelle bellow kron 4 news. now our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside from our mount tam cam we're up there about 2500 feet. now you can see are the cloud tops. catherine. yeah. and you have few tree tops and a bunch of clouds lawrence is back on. has been a tracking monsoon conditions. yeah. ken said he felt that today. >> a couple raindrops that was it. 3, maybe about 3 we had lot of evaporates before it makes it to the you get some of that moisture moving overhead but just not a real good trigger so we could develop nice thunderstorms around the bay area. that's probably a good thing. up in the sierra nevada. they've seen those storms really popping up. now numerous lightning strikes across the tops of mountains. and you can see the areas shaded in green. those areas. actually a flash flood watches posted until 11 o'clock. tonight. we did have n across parts of inyo county into death valley along one 90 they're getting reports of mud covering the road there about 9 to 10 inches deep. so use s

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> for 20 is the time virtual reality experiences are now available at some malls across america. you can even try that the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. we have rich demuro checking it out in this morning's tech smart. >> the future of entertainment is nearly invisible to the naked eye on these are getting more aggressive. i pushed on a different world. you know, you leave your reality virtual reality. although casual spectators can't see it. i'm currently battling zombies in a creepy mansion at a place called sand box vr. what is the biggest question that people have when they come in here. in this carry similar virtual reality entertainment experiences are popping up in malls across america. so this is going to take my body and put it into another world. totally different experience instead of investing in costly equipment all this takes is a ticket choose from several adventures, including star trek, pirates, billions and yes, some on like the are at home. these are group experiences with up to 6 people playing together suit up in a headset head

noelle bellow has more on that. >> i know there's an awful lot of navigation problem. allan jones has lived in san francisco since 1960. >> born with spinal bifida. he's never been able to walk without assistance and currently uses a wheelchair or scooter. he says he was a fan of the shared spaces program temporarily because he understood businesses needed help to stay afloat amid the pandemic. but now it's created an obstacle course for people like him noticed that with difficult just navigating. >> people are kind, but they feel we're just in the way the city of san francisco board of to make the program permanent. >> and though there are a host of rules in place to maintain straight clear paths of travel jones says the way many restaurants have their tables and chairs set up are not ada compliant. some of them are just perfectly fine. but i spent 3 days a week in newark. tell you it's a mess. there. the city. didn't honor system in allowing these businesses why would they get. and on the 31st anniversary of the passing of 88. >> i'm making a stand and said. no. >> f

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> coming up in sports.reat defense, great pitching, but wasn't enough to overcome the cardinals sports director jason dumas says right here in the stu >> it was a fireworks show of a different sort after a california prison inmate who was part of a fire crew stole a fire engine and drove it into a ditch. lonnie wong reports on that. >> many first grabs. the fire truck security cameras pick up a fire truck in the distance apparently doing donuts on the dirt. it was part of a response to this grass fire and shingle springs that included a prison crew based in georgetown neighborhood resident bill wild is on scene because firefighters went to the wrong location. at first he was glad a crew was there. those guys will be here all night. >> working hard. you know, this is great news and then a couple minutes later, the guy took off with the fire tracked with the chief chasing after him. the suspect led chp units on the slow speed chase through the dirt before trip down 100 feet of fencing and into the yard of a t

noelle bellow has the details. there. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to buy guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crime in our community earlier this year, 350 billion dollars in federal funding through the american resc

noelle bellow has more on that meeting. >> was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crime in our community earlier this year, 350 billion dollars in federal funding through the american rescue p

noelle bellow is in our newsroom tonight. she has more on a conversation held today between the chief and the police commission. noel pam and ken, the conversation today showed a commitment between the 2 parties to work together to try and solve those problems across the city. oakland police commission chair regina jackson went on the record with chief armstrong. >> discussing why collaboration between the police and the community are so important. jackson is also the president of the east oakland youth development center recent graduates of the police academy visited the center in one of the department's initial efforts to bridge the gap between officers and the community. jackson did applaud the chief's efforts for last saturday's stand up for a safe oakland rally and the 2 agreed that building relationships is how police reform will actually succeed. >> we don't have to arrest our way out of this problem. we can build relationships with people to help them make better decisions to make our community safer. this kind of app

places, the historic top of the market bar located at international mark hopkins hotel kron four's noelles us there. >> but people are comfortable and relaxed and that we can enjoy themselves located at the very top of the international market. kunz hotel appropriately named top of the mark has stayed in tip top shape with each other, what our filters. so we put in the head but felt as that of the most effective at screening any potential issues due covid fixture for 8 decades. the lounge bar offers views like no other. >> post-pandemic the hidden gem is looking to entice more visitors to sept and experience. all it has to offer and we're changing it up a little bit. we we have the book expressions that we're rolling out today. >> where with paring local chocolates and truffles with local infuse. but kuz we have a local dj believe faces every friday. so we'll change up the music. so we're trying to appeal to a broader audience even on a quintessentially foggy san francisco de the atmosphere is inviting general manager michael pace wants to remind locals, it's still here. so we're not just

kron four's noelle bellow has the details from the city. >> we feel like we may opt to do everything in our power protect our staff and our families and our and our in our backs customers. >> irresponsible actions of a bunch frankly selfish people bar goers be prepared the next time you head out your nearby watering hole may require you show proof of vaccination before they let you win. well, i think, you know, first of i think a lot of us would prefer a vaccination for over mandatory asked ben bleiman owns 2 bars in san francisco. and he's ahead of the sf bar owners alliance. he says bars across the city are starting to see covid cases among vaccinated staff members. >> and requiring proof of vaccination seems like the next best step to slow the spread. >> if anything, i think it will help our businesses. i think. most people are vaccinated and knowing that everybody around them committed will give them peace of mind. i personally would feel confident. >> knowing that everybody in here was vaccinated. david delgado is a bartender at the century saloon on polk street. and isn't worri

and police chiefs met with president today, including san jose's mayor sam liccardo and cloud for noelle bellow talked with mayor liccardo after that meeting. here is her report. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington, dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to buy guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crim

noelle bellow spoke with the mryor this afternoon about the meeting. she'll bring us that conversation in just a few minutes. now to a big story. cal iso has issued another power alert to start this at 4 a power alert. people are ing d- asked to set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher and avoid using major appliances. most major appliances. the alert will be in place until 9 o'clock tonight. the energy agency says the power alert is needed because of wildfires in oregon which are impacting transmission lines. and it's time to talk about our weather this monday afternoon is a live look from the golden gate bridge is showing the marine layer blanketing the coast bringing much needed relief after that heat wave this weekend. kron four's erica caturay is standing by with a closer look at the cooldown. erica. >> in on the act are going to be running errands along the coasts much cooler compared to what we're seeing in line here. east bay seeing a blue skies there mild day throughout the bay area versus what we saw this weekend here we have a shot overloo

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> still to come tonight here on sports night live. we'll have much more on the a's and giants just make a will we could all down, come back. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. >> kron 4 staying on top of breaking news for you tonight. of several fires unfolding in the east bay specifically in contra, costa county right now. confiar says its crews are on 7 separate grass and exterior fires across the ar a as well as a residential fire. many of these caused by fireworks. they are at a home in antioch where fireworks have now caused a roof to go up in flames this is happening at 18th in vieira in antioch right now. caugh

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noelle bellow kron 4 news also in san francisco. 14 year-old boy was shot and killed south of market. it happened on 7th street. >> near mission sunday night and the boy died at a hospital, a 41 year-old man was arrested in connection with that shooting. police say planned. they plan to give us more details later today or at a later date. we'll keep you posted. and now to a story you'll see only kron 4. a mother is speaking out after her son was killed while sleeping in his tent on a camping trip in butte county. 20 year-old tyler dickson was found dead in his 10. he was camping with his girlfriend's family they were at the bidwell canyon marina campground in oroville and it was over the holiday weekend on july 3rd now 2 weeks later, tyler's mom is still looking for answers. she says she's got very few details about what happened given the circumstances of the trip. she finds it hard to believe that there's not more information. >> i mean, i'm heartbroken. i need an answer. i mean, somebody this while somebody knows what happened to

noelle bellow kron 4 news it may not be a bad place to catch the fireworks show tonight. top of the market is typically closed on sundays but will be open until 11 o'clock. >> tonight. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock but don't go anywhere, though. kron 4 news at 9 with our fireworks special coming back in just a few moments. stay with us. the fireworks from all over the bay area welcome to four's presentation july. 4th we want to welcome you to this special edition of kron 4 news at 9 o'clock this july 4th holiday. i'm jonathan mccall welcome in. we hope that you and your family. >> are celebrating a safe and. fun holiday. weekend. it is the first time that we will be seeing big celebrations and fireworks shows after the covid-19 pandemic during the next hour. we'll take you live to fireworks shows taking place all across the bay area and across california. we're still 30 minutes away from the fireworks taking over the skies of san

noelle bellow kron 4 news. up next, a new study shows that covid-19 mortality rates might be linked to hospitals that saw the most patients. >> plus with the summer olympics just days away, took official announcement today that there will be no spectators allowed. we'll tell you what's driving their decision. and the delta variant showing up in contra, costa county while officials say it's affecting people of color at a higher rate. >> under excessive heat warning and heat advisories go into effect officially tomorrow afternoon. already tracking triple digit or near triple digit heat inland. details ahead when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. what if you could push a button let our injury attorneys help you and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> 20 right now. and what about virtual reality. you can actually go to some local malls and experience it like the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. rich demuro checks it out in this morning's tech report. >> the future of entertainment is nearly invisible to the naked eye on these are getting more aggressive. i pushed on a difeerent world. you know, you leave your reality virtual reality. although casual spectators can't see it. i'm currently battling zombies in a creepy mansion at a place called sand box vr. what is the biggest question that people have when they come in here. in this carry similar virtual reality entertainment experiences are popping up in malls across america. so this is going to take my body and put it into another world. totally different experience instead of investing in costly equipment all this takes is a ticket choose from several adventures, including star track pirates, billions and yes, some unlike vr at home. these are group experiences with up to 6 people playing together suit up in a headset

noelle bellow has more.nversation today between the chief and the police commission. >> what all can agree is that we want to live in a safe city. >> conversations toward solutions. the latest effort from oakland police chief leronne armstrong builds on his belief that forging relationships between officers and the communities they serve is the way to a safe oakland. >> we don't have to arrest our way out of this problem. we can build relationships with people to help them make better decisions to make our community safer. oakland police commission chair regina jackson join chief armstrong for wednesday's discussion. jackson is also the president of the east oakland youth development center. >> and she applauds the new efforts by the chief. >> this kind of approach is returning to the the leadership and officers in the community building relationships, building social capital amongst those that can help them with their jobs. the most we see what's going on. we know where the gaps are. we know oftentimes who

noelle bellow kron 4 news 7.19 right now and virtual reality experiences are available at some malls in america. now you can even try out the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. rich demuro goes there. >> the future of entertainment is nearly invisible to the naked eye as on these are getting more aggressive i push on a different world. you know, you leave your reality virtual reality. although casual spectators can't see it. i'm currently battling zombies in a creepy mansion at a place called sand box vr. what is the biggest question that people have when they come in here. in this similar virtual reality entertainment experiences are popping up in malls across america. so this is going to take my body and put it into another world. totally different experience instead of investing in costly equipment all this takes is a ticket choose from several adventures, including star track pirates, billions and yes, some unlike vr at home. these are group experiences with up to 6 people playing together suit up in a headset headphones computer backpack in a haptic jacket. on this. is on g

historic a top of the market bar located at the intercontinental mark hopkins hotel kron four's, noelleshows us what it has to offer. >> people are comfortable and relaxed and they're going enjoy themselves located at the very top of the international market hotel appropriately named top of the mark has stayed in tip top shape. >> with each other, what our filters. so we put in the head but felt as that of the most effective at screening any potential issues due covid fixture for 8 decades. the lounge bar offers views like no other. >> post-pandemic. the hidden gem is looking to entice more visitors to sept and experience. all it has to offer with changing it up and in the bed. we we have the book expressions that were running out today. >> where with paring local chocolates and truffles with local infuse. but kuz. we have a local dj faces every friday. so we changed up the music. so we're trying to appeal to a broader audience even on a quintessentially foggy san francisco de the atmosphere is inviting general manager michael pace wants to remind locals, it's still here. so we're not j

remember those cab companies reporting an uptick in business over the last few months kron four's noelle city. >> there's no car pool anymore. so you can tell that when you take like i write it's way more expensive. the prices have gone up. >> by 8.5% to the counting station from it is a closed meeting. but i think now it's more like 25 even bucks. so it's just too much. >> people across san francisco are noticing a price increase when using rideshare apps e-commerce company rakuten reporting last month prices for rides from uber and lyft have spiked 40% nationwide. we've always had a huge flywheel app users when uber and lyft for surge pricing. >> but now it's you know, maybe triple back. flywheel is an on-demand taxi cab app that works with most cap companies in san francisco. president han soo kim says longer wait times and surge pricing on rideshare apps is pushing people back to their services. i think uber and lyft probably are going to readjust this surge pricing because they have been so many complaints about it but until that happens here, i think taxi drivers are in for good pe

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> next.oday we've got new details about this catastrophic fireworks explosion in los angeles. what caused it. >> sports. we'll have the latest on the olympics and covid problems, including more for the men's basketball team. plus, we'll also check in on the jon 2 days on the big night of baseball here in the bay area. sun is up next. >> and we are looking live at tokyo. opening ceremony set for friday. as jonathan said, they're struggling with some covid problems. but also planning ahead. stay with us. >> take a look at this flood waters in germany starting to recede today amid a rising death toll and the search for survivors views from the sky show a town completely submerged under water. so far. 196. people have been confirmed dead after a series of storms ripped through western europe. officials said that the forecast that the downpours that led to even small river swelling rapidly but warnings of potentially catastrophic damage did not appear to have made to many people impacted in areas

kron four's noelle bellow takes a look. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington, dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crime in our community earlier this year, 350 billion dollars in federal funding through the american rescue

noelle bellow has more on that meeting. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington, dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations use ticket. their party process to guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crime in our community earlier this year, 350 billion dollars in federal funding through the american rescue

kron four's noelle bellow has details. >> know that we're not going to tolerate this nonsense. >> and look san francisco police chief bill scott sending a message monday to anyone planning on committing crimes across the city. he joined mayor london breed to announce the city's latest efforts to combat crimes of opportunity against tourists. we know we're a big city. >> we know sadly that sometimes things will happen. and part of what we want to do is to put resources in the appropriate places to prevent as much of these things from happening as possible. >> according to the mayor's office, the city expects to see 15.3 million visitors by years end in an effort to stop crimes before they happen. the police department has deployed 26 officers on bike and foot patrols in 5 of the city's districts, the largest deployment is coming from the central police district 14 additional officers are now patrolling popular tourist spots like union square chinatown, pier, 39 and fisherman's wharf as well as the crooked portion of lombard street. meanwhile, the mission district richmond district and

noelle bellow shares her story as the woman reconnects with her past. >> and one thing want to remind lucky we were to get such a pretty chad. >> and then it a voice. she longs to hear and the faces she long mess error mannerisms that my father had that i haven't seen in 30 years. >> and i was just like blown away triana fitzpatrick was born in 1963 shortly after she was adopted by mike and and pull off on t a catholic san francisco couple whose story was the subject of a 1965 kron. 4 news special assignment called adopted child. >> my parents had a lee's they had a flyover from the broadcast date which would have been 1965. >> so i was always aware from the flyer that was around the house. >> and then they would tell me the stories. she says her parents made her feel special all her life and losing them both in the early 90's was hard to come to terms with my parents had died before my children on board. and so they never had the opportunity to meet my parents. >> and then i think with the advent of. the and the idea that you could reach out easily. i thought maybe i'll just reach ou

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> tonight.ew concerns are being raised about the effectiveness of one of the covid-19 vaccines. the new unpublished study from in why you said that the single dose johnson and johnson vaccine doesn't hold up as well against the delta variant and those who received it should consider getting a second dose infectious disease experts here in the bay area telling kron 4 right now. it's too early to agree with the study. >> at the end of the day as a commission. i want to see the impact serious disease hospitalizations and deaths. and right now, you know, i don't any cause for alarm that they've been massive amounts of jj vaccinate. people going to the hospital care for in the icu. >> right now. medical experts say they don't rule out the possibility at some point the data will suggest that jnj recipients do get a second shot. but they say that that data will have to suggest that they are getting breakthrough infections causing them to be hospitalized right now across 4 dot com. you can find the late

noelle bellow kron 4 news. just called the taxi the other day to just yet because it was will the airport right and those, you know, tend to be more expensive on rideshare you on a ride share. and i i just was like, you know, i'm gonna call the taxi and schedule. and i did end it was comparable or less. very handy so that it was what, 2 days ago. yeah. going to kind going back to that, too, because my last experience with a cab. >> i had to look up. the kid comes out of town. looked up in the yellow pages. he had to file the cab company. right the time. i've been back have since. and that was i mean, we're talking. >> yeah, see if you lived in new york the free internet. but like right now and always like you're in new york texas. texas. you've always had a choice and to still have that choice any more people are going to. i'll take one raise their hands grab a cab will good for the cab representative been they've been struggling. all right. let's get over to the weather center erica, good morning. how is the w

. >> kron four's noelle bellow explains. >> i know there's an awful lot of navigation problem. has lived in san francisco since 1960. >> born with spinal bifida. he's never been able to walk without assistance and currently uses a wheelchair or scooter. he says he was a fan of the shared spaces program temporarily because he understood businesses needed help to stay afloat amid the pandemic. but now it's created an obstacle course for people like him noticed there with difficult just navigating. >> people are kind, but they feel we're just in the way the city of san francisco board of supervisors voted in mid july to make the program permanent. >> and though there are a host of rules in place to maintain straight clear paths of travel jones says the way many restaurants have their tables and chairs set up are not ada compliant. some of them are just perfectly fine. but i spent 3 days a week in newark. tell you it's a mess. there. the city. didn't honor system in allowing these businesses to comply with a get and on the 31st anniversary of the passing of 88. >> i'm making a stan

noelle bellow with the story. >> want to go out just how lucky we were to get pretty chad. >> and then longs to hear and the faces she long mess error mannerisms that my father had that i haven't seen in 30 years. >> and i was just like blown away triana fitzpatrick was born in 1963 shortly after she was adopted by mike and and pull off on t a catholic san francisco couple whose story was the subject of a 1965 kron. 4 news special assignment called adopted child. >> my parents had a lee's they had a flyover from the broadcast date which would have been 1965. >> so i was always aware from the flyer that was around the house. >> and then they would tell me the stories. she says her parents made her feel special all her life and losing them both in the early 90's was hard to come to terms with my parents had died before my children on board. and so they never had the opportunity to meet my parents. >> and then i think with the advent of. the and the idea that you could reach out easily. i thought maybe i'll just reach out to carolyn and see if i can find any information about this. >> her

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> and then there's virtual reality experiences that you can now have at malls across the country and here in the bay area. the hillsdale shopping center and san mateo. they have one rich demero checks out in this morning's tech smart. >> the future of entertainment is nearly invisible to the naked eye as on these are getting more aggressive i push on a different world. you know, you leave your reality virtual reality. although casual spectators can't see it. i'm currently battling zombies in a creepy mansion at a place called sand box vr. what is the biggest question that people have when they come in here. in this similar virtual reality entertainment experiences are popping up in malls across america. so this is going to take my body and put it into another world totally different experience instead of investing in costly equipment all this takes is a ticket choose from several adventures, including star track pirates aliens and yes, some unlike vr at home. these are group experiences with up to 6 people playing together suit up in a headset headphones comput

crawford's noelle bellow explains. >> there's no car pool anymore. so you can tell that when you take like alright, it's way more expensive. the prices have gone up. >> 25% to the counting station communities across neck. but i think now it's more like 25 even bucks. so it's just too much. >> people across san francisco are noticing a price increase when using rideshare apps e-commerce company rakuten reporting last month prices for rides from uber and lyft have spiked 40% nationwide. we've always had a huge flywheel app users when uber and lyft for surge pricing. >> but now it's you know, maybe triple that flywheel is an on-demand taxi cab app that works with most cap companies in san francisco. president han soo kim says longer wait times and surge pricing on rideshare apps is pushing people back to their services. i think uber and lyft probably are going to readjust this surge pricing because they have been so many complaints about it but until that happens here, i think taxi drivers are in for good period of time. >> in san francisco. a flywheel

noelle bellow kron 4 news. governor recall election. it was certified and given an official date of september 14th. so that means apparently that recall balance will be hitting mailboxes next month. and as the recall election does become a bigger focus. the governor said today he will not be distracted from priority issues. democratic leaders believe the timing of the september recall. well, help newsome. the governor, though, was not commenting on that. >> off the ball. if you ask me what the priorities are. to get rid of this. emma quincy profit in the river americana kids safely back in person instruction get small. this is back on their feet. >> the governor's team has really been raking in cash to fight the recall his anti recall campaign has netted 22.7 million dollars. so far. >> coming up, the variant is spreading quickly in california. how big a chunk of covid cases. it now represents and a troubling study from researchers show that the pfizer vaccine may not be a strong against the delta variant as was once details ahead. >> t

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american cities to discuss ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country with kron four's noelle bellow now with more. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington, dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to buy guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. we also talked about how we're using federal dollars try to reduce crime in our community earlier this year, 350 billion do

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> all good night to eat outside san francisco. little bit of fog. but hey, welcome to summer as we head into a brand new week. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow back from his camping trip yeah. cap'n right there in the out of the waters that they don't like that. very nice. there was a day. look. exactly very with you might be surprised, though. it was sunday. most the time up there to great time lot of wonderful sea life up out there right now. we do have the clouds that are moving back on shore. the fog is getting thick in very damp toward the goal-line got the monsoon up above and this is no joke. look at the clouds rolling up over the sierra nevada again, here come the thunderstorms all across the spine of the sierra nevada watching some of the monsoon roll through the bay area, too. >> even some reports, some light sprinkles outside mainly in the north bay today. you can see that's where come they're located now up in northern sonoma county. otherwise a lot of cloud cover near the coastline. now, tomorrow we'll see those temperatures prett

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noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> how about that just a crazy story.s scene is well use to produce. yes, all of these documentaries whole department. >> oh, yeah. to wonderful like that, then to all transferred and accessible and. then you've got this keeps a house full circle moment is it for you know, that woman to see a documentary featuring her parents and herself being a you know, i brought to them for the very edge time featuring the brand-new concept isn't that now course. but i think anything of it. i think it's a wonderful thing. i wow. if you want to watch the documentary. the adopt a we go. we have the full documentary the air back in 1965. >> we have it on our website right now. so go to kron 4 dot com and push play. and check it out. we'll be right back. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >> all right. we're back. time now is 6.55. take a look at this. video to

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i'm noelle bellow. >> it's sunday july 4th. yes. the 4th of july.to talk with you about this morning. but we do want to get you started off by looking at your weather forecast because dave says it's actually going to be pretty nice out there. hey, good well, good morning, everybody. and the sunshine is just starting to peer through in some spots as it unveils over. >> the fog that we have all across the bay. nice to keep us cool, though. that's the good thing. and keeps us also little damp to there's the east bay shoreline starting to light up a little bit, although still overcast. we at least make up the bay off to the distance. we have somel light making its way through the golden gate bridge, as you will notice. still quite a bit of fog in which to negotiate through at this hour. we're starting to see some 60's crack open along the east bay shoreline inland 65 antioch 61 livermore 62 for concord with a lot of 50's up to the north bay and 55 for half moon bay. we are little to touch warmer than yesterday. but pretty close and will repeat a lot of

i'm noelle bellow is july 24th.et to this morning, but we want to start you off. but getting a look at the weather forecast. it's going to be pretty nice weekend talked. it looks like it. yeah. we're going just a couple clouds in there for tomorrow. that's just the monsoon saying hi and all but temperatures will be pretty close close to what they are. >> today. maybe a degree or so below which will take that as well. but for today, lots of sunshine going on here for you. don't let the fog spoil your fun even around the bay will be seeing that clear out the coast is always a problematic issue, though probably some fog clouds lingering. so there you have it. east bay with the fog all filled up there. we can't even see the east bay shoreline itself very well. golden gate bridge. the towers are all skewered by this fog. big picture of the satellite. what we're watching is that a cluster of rain you see in arizona. some of that moisture bubbling up here tomorrow into zone from tomorrow say to about early on tuesday and t

noelle is not shy about saying he's voting no. what is am i losing?ht now, oakland has many emergencies that i need to attend to. homelessness, housing, public safety, and i need to invest my dollars there, not on a professional team. >> reporter: a's president dave kavel. >> we have an incredible plan for the water front. it brings $450 million in community benefits, $1 billion for the general fund. >> reporter: council member dan talb says he's not sure the a's have oakland's best interest in mind. >> the a's don't want to pay for any of the infrastructure that is need due to this project. anything outside the walls of the new ballpark, they want the city one way or the other to pay for everything. >> reporter: in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> no new leads as searchers spent the weekend looking for this runner. he went for what should have been just an hour trail run but he didn't come home. his car, cell phone and wallet were found at the park. the search slowed down a bit after the team's generator was stolen. >>> apple reportedly p

i'm noelle bellow. it is the final day of july. july 31st. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start off by getting a look at your weather forecast. dave spahr over there in the weather center o% with all the details morning day. >> well, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. and starting off with our traditional fog and some coastal drizzle is also working its magic a little bit too. but the skies open up to a pretty decent weekend. we have in store here almost kind of goldilocks like to be well in the inland valleys where temperatures will pop too bad this afternoon. but that fog is covering things up along the east bay shoreline. as you can see, kind of overcast and more than that just filled with fog. as we can see. also the a golden gate bridge to all the towers are obscured at this hour. now, as far as anything what's going to develop we'll see. later on along the spine of the sierra. they'll be afternoon thunder showers actually have some flash flood watches that have been posted. they're so after get some day

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. july 11th.oing to talk about a couple of fires that happened over in the east bay in just a bit. but first, we want to get you a check of your forecast. >> kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr standing by with details on the hot weather we've got for today. hey, dave. hey, good morning know. well, good morning, everybody. and of the morning fog reading us again. bit of relief. police in the morning hours. but the flow pattern that brought in here overnight is going to be around throughout the day today from fighting some minor relief but still. >> going to be plenty toasty picking those inland valleys. let's take a look what we got right now for the east bay shoreline start to pop open hereaa little bit as this fog starts to mix out a bit. meanwhile, there's the golden gate bridge overcast with the fog in place. again, that will mix out and notice the map is a little different now. solano county least the southern part of it is getting cleared out a little bit by this wind flow pattern, which breakin

i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. july 18th got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to get you started off by looking at your weather forecast. dave spahr. there is a red flag warning set to take effect this afternoon. what can you tell us? >> hey, good well, good afternoon, you are rich or fire weather watch has been upgraded for most of the bay area to a red flag warning that typically we're talking about this. this is because of offshore winds going on. that's not the culprit this go around. it's because of dry lightning. i'll show you the map in just a bit. starting first things first, we have our traditional fog reading us. it's already cleared out of the park. rob, are. you can see. so the east bay shoreline will come into view here pretty shortly here. looks like. meanwhile, the shot from the golden gate bridge of the fog is kind of lay in right around the towers. you can see covering that up again. that will be lifting by the late morning hours in the loan car just about to pay its toll coming over, ok,

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the california secretary of state's office could face at least 2 lawsuits from the list of dozens of candidates running to replace governor gavin newsome over the weekend. 41 candidates met the requirements to run in the recall election. september 14 a summer left out kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains who is demanding changes there. >> there are still 2 days left before the secretary of state officially certifies this list of candidates but one republican is ready to battle in court just to be on the ballot. well, a democrat wants to make sure his name is recognized. >> we states a potential recall candidate, larry elder reacting monday to the secretary of state's office rejecting him from the official list of candidates. the office told him he did not qualify because of redaction issues with his tax returns. >> we >> redacted and the death tax returns. so i guess what they're saying is we were something that should have been redacted. we did we something that should redacted. never. has anybody been disqualified from the ballot in