spots inland. 99 in santa rosa. 94 in concord. 93 in livermore, san jose checking in to 87 degrees. 77 in oakland and 70 in san francisco. nice weather out there today. i think tomorrow some changes coming our way. you're going to see those temperatures, of course, stay fairly cool on the coastline. 15 60's there. so some hot mid 90's inland. but i think lets say probably the hottest day of the week. start to see those temperatures come down just a little bit. not cold by any means, but by this next week and probably the yes, still so much more comfortable. yeah, thanks, lauren. okay. >> new tonight at 10 o'clock richmond, police say that the shooting that happened earlier today was a drive-by shooting in the first of 2 deadly shootings that happened today. the first was reported at 4 this afternoon, 5th in mcdonald avenue, right in front of the 4th street park. police say they found a 30 year-old man dead in the street. a 65 year-old man was found shot in the park. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive. officers say at least 40 rounds were fired. the second shooting happened about

we asked her about a bill sitting on governor newsom's desk that would allow san francisco and oakland to open sites for people to use drugs under supervision. >> i support the concept of safe injection and safe consumption right now in san francisco. we are dealing with a crisis. we need to make sure these are places that people get high but are getting connected to resources. >> reporter: her office is working closer than ever with s fpd to make sure her team is successful and planning on visiting the tenderloin station this week and make sure everyone is doing their part to end this crisis. >>> as you heard there's a bill sitting on governor newsom's desk that would allow safe injection sites and those are places where people can go to use drugs with supervision. if the governor approves the bill, the program would be set up in three cities. oakland, san francisco and l.a. in 2018 our investigative unit traveled to vancouver and this is video. supporters say it helps people safe while using drugs. others say it endangers people. on thursday, we spoke with the oakland mayor who says

will be through january 2028 in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. >> drug use and addiction are a healthish yurks not a criminal issue. we know that. yet there's always this knee-jerk reaction of no, no, no, we can't, quote, enable people to use drugs. >> these are pilot sites. this will allow us to try something, study it and test it before it's expanded to other jurisdictions. >> opponents to the bill say the sites enable dangerous and illegal activity on those city streets. this measure is pro pousing addiction maintenance while the focus should be on addiction recovery. >> ginger, thank you. >>> there are new developments for you this midday. this is in the case against a south bay martial arts instructor accused of sex crimes against children. the prosecutors say three more people now claim they were abuse bid earnest ramirez. we don't know the age of the three accusers. he's accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a girl under 14 for nearly two years. he owned the extreme martial arts studio on elm street in downtown san jose and ran elementary after school program where

public priorities always seem to change and many people in oakland and san francisco want to get drugoff of the streets however, as you know, there's a bill sitting on governor newsom's desk that would allow oakland and san francisco to set up safe injection sites. do you still support this? >> absolutely. we call them overdose prevention sites, because that is their first use. and i don't know about you but i have friends who have lost their children to drug overdoses. and we know from cannabis canada's experience that they save lives and they do not increase drug use or crime in the vicinity. and we've got to try something here in california. >> the quick response for people who don't support this in your own community, we are fed up, sick and tired of seeing drug users using drugs on our streets in front of our kids. what is your response to that? >> these centers are going to fix exactly that problem. it actually gives drug users a place that is not in the public view, not in plain sight of our children, to go and safely attend to their addiction illness with medical professionals

in san francisco, oakland and in l.a.ner authored that bill and a similar version was vetoed by former governor brown. it became the first u.s. city to allow something like this but the centers there do not receive public funding or support. >>> it's back to school for kids across the bay area and safety is surely atop of the minds of students and teachers. many school districts are taking different approaches and the debate about having police in schools remains a top issue. while there's some evidence showing that armed officers in public schools make many public schools safer, some cases prevented mass shootings of course. there's also some data showing that armed officers in schools led to violent responses by officers. in response, some districts across the country, including oakland, san francisco and west contra costa have removed sworn law enforcement from k through 12 campuses in recent years. fremont and berkeley unified say their districts are committed to keeping armed officers in schools. >> we have a school

. > >> debate is growing over a bill bill heading to governor newsoms desk, oakland, san francisco and, los angeles. senate bill 57 57 was passed this month. todaya group of people including a state assembly man and state district attorney are making a plea for the governor to veto the bill. they claim it could harm local businesses and communities and doesn't do enough to cut down on drug use. >> if one looks at san francisco francisco county just during the the pandemic, they have twice the number of fentanyl overdoses overdoses as they did covid deaths. while it is noble to want to get people to use drugs less, what perhaps is more noble noble is to actually require them to get treatment. >> if we are going to stabilize our community, it can not happen. >> it's the governor approved the bill, the three cities could cities could have to vote to op. >> right now vice president kama harris is back as part of a mission to break the cycle of generational poverty. oakland ig the $50 million fund to support 30,000 oakland children from low low income families through ther 2035. it provide

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san francisco with the fog and spotty drizzle. as we roll through tomorrow, 86 in san jose will make it comfortable. 94 in concorde. as you head to the bay, 79 in oakland. san francisco, 69. downtown and the northbay, 91. temperatures will cool off a few degrees from this system that is offshore, now it will linger into next monday. that will keep a off-again, on- again pattern on the coastline. that will help to keep us a little bit more temperate through the inland valleys. we will drop to the 80s this weekend and stay in that trend until next weekend. until next weekend. >> it has been rely nice. al go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. ♪♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. an

member matt haney of san francisco co authored this bill, a bill that already passed both chambers of the legislature and is now sitting on the governor's desk as part pilot program in oakland francisco and the county of san francisco. so far there have been mixed feelings about whether this could work in california communities. >f it's about saving lives, which most important. it's also about getting this open air drug use off of the streets, really going down the wrong road. >> it may sound good. it doesn't work. >> the governor has 10 days to either sign the bill into law or to veto it. san francisco's department of public health says there will be 2 walk-in clinics for monkeypox vaccinations tomorrow. one that does occur. berg hospital from 08:00am to 03:30pm. kaiser will also provide vaccinations that will be for patients in on patient walk-ins at its clinic on geary boulevard. well, it is a really big day and the bay area for the giants on the pirates at oracle park tonight. the forty-niners have kicked off their preseason game against the green bay packers. yeah. there's a lot of excitement with the turn of the football season. proffers justin campbell live for us at

it would have allowed safe injection sites to open up in cities like oakland, san francisco and l a with trained staff members on standby to help out in case of an overdose. some city officials are in favor of newsom's decision, including the president of the san francisco police officers association saying these locations could become drug dens, attracting more drug dealers to the neighborhoods. but those in favor of the site say they are proven to be effective. >> been proven over 100 places in the world there at that at least studies of these sites that have shown how they reduced s improve access to care while not increasing public safety issues in the surrounding community. >> mayor london breed says she's not happy with newsom's decision, but she says they're not giving up on this either. and that will keep working on overdose prevention. oakland mayor libby schaff also weighing in on the veto, calling it quote, incredibly disappointing. but she did go on to say, quote, out, we do appreciate the governor's direction to convene health care experts to create detailed models for the p

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governor newsom vetoes a bill that would have allowed oakland, san francisco, los angeles to set up safetor scott wiener would have set up supervised drug injection facilities. now the governor saying in his veto message in part, quote, i have long supported the cutting edge of harm reduction strategies. however, i am acutely concerned about the operations of safe injection site without strong, engage local leadership and well documented that it in awful operational and sustainable plans, end quote. now we spoke with state senator scott wiener on the bills veto. he's the author of that bill. and here's what he had to say. >> with all respect to the governor you know what to the consequences is have been in place. for 30 years throughout to europe throughout canada, throughout australia. they went into place new york city a year ago and they've been so successful. the new york city mayor eric adams, the mayor of new york, who is a law in order. mayor, not only has embraced them but wants to make them 24 hours a day because they've been so successful. so i don't know what the governor is r

oakland, 76. the peninsula, 78 in san mateo. down to palo alto, 81. my forecast in san francisco has some of that isolated heat through downtown and the mission. low 70s and we'll move it off to the north bay. 84 in santa rosa. 86 napa. 87 in novato. on the extended forecast, i wanted to get this in here. we've had so much beautiful weather lately, it definitely looks like we're going see a surge unfortunately next week. once we get to about wednesday, 98, 97 on thursday. shouldn't last long. we should at this point start to see the temperatures drop by the following weekend. so right here in san francisco, you'll see that warming coming in next tuesday and wednesday, with some low 70s and through the inland valleys, we're going to some low 90s this weekend. i think all in all it's a pretty good saturday and sunday. then eventually we're popping it up to mid-90s tuesday and wednesday. good back-to-school shopping weather if you haven't done it yet. i'm not calling you out, janelle. just saying. >> that's okay. call me out. i'm going to get it done. >> you have to shop for your da

we are reporting what happened in the downtown oakland, san francisco, whatnot. when you get into these suburban areas, people start wearing. >> we heard about stories in walnut creek, now reverend shores, what are cops telling you? you have talked to the police a lot. >> reporter: a lot of them tell me that there is this callousness with these crooks. they believe that if they are arrested for stealing this watch, even if it is an armed robbery, they will get arrested and go to jail. that night, be released and the haps re-victimized once again. there is no consequences for these types of crooks. they feel like their opportunity and will do it again tomorrow. >> thank you, good reporting tonight. >>> it is a critical tool that help track and phi covid. why are we not using this tool to fight monkeypox? we are talking about contact tracing. they published a series of messages showing san francisco largely abandoning the practice weeks ago, despite the fact that the city has one of the biggest outbreaks of monkeypox in the country. the health department declined t

state senator scott wiener would have allowed those injection sites to open in cities like oakland, san francisco, los angeles, with trained staff members on standby to help in the case of an overdose. some city officials are in favor of newsom's decision, including the president of the san francisco police officers association who says the locations could have become drugged and subtracting even more drug dealers and addicts to neighborhoods. supporters, however, argue the sites have proven to be effective. >> been proven and over 100 places in the world, there have that at least 22 studies of these sites that have shown how they reduce staffs, improve access to care while not increasing public safety issues in the surrounding community. >> mayor london breed is not happy with newsom's decision but says she will continue to work on overdose prevention. and oakland's mayor libby schaff calling the governor's decision incredibly disappointing but went on to say she appreciates the governors direction to convene experts to create detailed models for pilot programs. adding will partner with the secr

if it's approved, the new injection site would be part of a five-year pilot program in oakland, san francisco and los angeles. the driver was killed along interstate 80 in oakland just before 5 o'clock this morning. a little west of the macarthur maze. >> but by west grand ave the chp shut down interstates 5, 88, 80 was heavy traffic on the flyover lane. an investigation into exactly what happened is underway. a motorcyclist sustained only minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle on the bay sending his harley davidson just flying over the barricade and into the bay. nearly 300 feet below, according to the chp, a mini cooper was merging into the fast lane yesterday morning. it collided with the biker the biker was able to stay on the bridge, but his harley, it flew much further. the rider was able that, you know, take himself to the hospital, even to be treated for his injuries, which were minor. crews are attempting to locate and remove the motorcycle from the bay new support for asian seniors in san francisco assemblymember phil ting an ounce 3.5 million dollars. >> to support the comm

just in to the kron 4 news room today, governor newsom has vetoed a bill that would allow oakland, san francisco and los angeles to set up safe injection sites. the bill authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener would have allowed drug users who consumed drugs under supervision, potentially help prevent drug overdoses. newsom said the bill could have brought a world of unintended consequences. reaction following the veto is still coming in and we will have much more on this coming up tonight in our primetime newscasts, the mayor of antioch says that 8 the city's police officers are under investigation by both the fbi and the contra costa county. >> district attorneys office that announcement came during a press conference this morning. mayor lamar thorpe says that because of the ongoing investigation and he can not reveal what prompted the investigation. he says that those officers are all out on administrative leave and he asked members of the public to be patient and not jump to any conclusions. >> well, it sorry that we find ourselves in these circumstances. change doesn't come ove

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morning for governor newsom to approve a controversial plan to allow drug injection sites in san francisco and oakland users could inject drugs at safe sites. ginger explains how that program would work. ginger? >> reporter: good morning. san francisco is one of the cities paying close attention to the governor's signature on this. the city and oakland are the two bay area cities part of the suggested pilot programs. a week and a half ago local leaders made a push for the governor to sign it into law but now it is the last day and waiting for his signature. the measure would allow for pilot programs in oakland, san francisco, and los angeles to allow for intravenous drug users to consume drugs under supervision. similar programs are in other parts of the world. new york city has an unsanctioned version. in 2018 we traveled to vancouver. take a look at the video showing what it looks like from inside. back here at home supporters say these sites are a way to help keep people safe while they use drugs. last thursday we spoke with the mayor and here's what she had to say. >> i am still hopeful that he wi

para maÑana en la maÑana, cuando estÉ por la zona de san mateo, san francisco, hayward, oakland, se encontrarÁ san josÉ. en la tarde suben un poco por las temperaturas con 70° hacia la costa y 84° para san josÉ. para el interior con 90°. el Índice ultravioleta estarÁ elevado, utilice su sombrero no olvide el protector solar. llegando al fin de semana suben las temperaturas para el sÁbado y domingo, para el resto de la semana laboral, cambie un ligero ascenso. ramÓn: gracias. vamos hablar sobre esto, las restricciones por la sequÍa. las diferentes restricciones para lograr un ahorro en el agua, trae algunas inconveniencias. reportera: en el 2021 el gobernador gavin newsom hizo hizo un llamado para ahorrar el agua. cÓmo puede adaptarse usted como jardinero con estas Órdenes estatales? >> monetariamente estamos hablando de un 25 a 30% menos de lo que hacÍamos antes. reportera: Él hacÍa mantenimiento de 14 casas. debido a la restricciÓn, Únicamente lo puede hacer dos veces al mes. si antes ganaba $200 por casa, ahora avista una reducciÓn de $1400 al mes. >> tenemos que estar manejando de casa en c

today is set to be a little warmer than yesterday was only a degree or 2 warmer in san jose. 82 oakland and san francisco solidly in the 70's. but we do have a couple of low 90's for the stimulant and even more 90's on the way into next week. your forecast ahead. >> and if you are heading out this morning, you want to get a look at what your drive times are going to be will have an updated look at your commute will be right back after the break. we changed our fries to make 'em hot & crispy every single time. high-fryve! and every single time, toby insists we “high fryve.” high-fryve? high-fryve. high-fryve!! it'll catch on. right?! try wendy's hot & crispy fries! preferred almost 2:1 over mcdonald's. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not

san francisco leaders are slamming governor gavin newsom's decision to veto a bill on safe injection sites that would have launched a five-year pilot program for cities including san francisco and oakland. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. >> san francisco city leaders who have been trying to get safe injection sites open for years are disappointed to hear that. governor gavin newsom has rejected this bill that would have allowed them to open up. i talked with city attorney david chiu says if something doesn't change more people will die of drug overdoses. >> we have to stop the over 1600 people have died on san francisco streets alone since 2020, which is more than the number of folks who died during the covid-19 pandemic every day. we don't act. 2 more people will die tragically on the streets of our city. >> the bill authored by senator scott wiener would have allowed safe injection sites open up in cities like oakland, san francisco and los angeles with trained staff members on standby to help in case of an overdose in newsom's veto message. he said in part, quote, i have long supported the cutting edge of harm reduction strategies. however, i am acutely concerned about the oper

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it's a hot one in santa rosa where it's 98 degrees right now, 70 in san francisco. 74 in oakland, 96 e temperatures, as i mentioned, get knocked down a little bit. still above average. yes, you can see we're looking at for 70 in san francisco. 76 in oakland, 83 in san jose, but livermore concord, santa rosa, notice we're talking low 90's. now you should be in the mid to upper on average this time of year. but unfortunately, we've been a little warmer than that tomorrow. also an air quality advisory going into effect that has to do with the smoke to the north of us. and that's going to kind of reduce our air quality a little bit. not too bad. we should get better as we head over the next few days after tomorrow. and then you can see these temperatures pretty nice. not bad, right? upper 80's and low 90's instead of your triple digits or close to it. and then to beautiful 70's around the bay and 60's out at the coast. noel, back to you. kyler. thank you. it's time now to check in with newsnation. going to see what they're working on for tonight. tonight on banfield after 20,000 hours of

san francisco reaching 71 degrees. 77 in oakland, and san mateo, and 82 in novato, as we get more kidsded back to school, our temperatures do start to heat up in some of our inland spots like fairfield reaching 92 tomorrow and 90 in morgan hill, as you see though at the seven-day forecast, bottom of the screen, we will have slightly warmer temperatures heading into the next several days, in fact on friday, san jose heads up for about 78 degrees. it will be 91 in fairfield. 81 in dublin and 82 in napa. so we're not seeing a drastic change in our temperatures. only a slight warmup ahead as high pressure slides off to the east, that monsoon moisture continues for southern california, and parts of the sierra that's helping to fire up showers and thunderstorms there. for us, our air stays dry and our temperatures warming up several more degrees so check out napa, where we'll reach into the mid 80s today. low 90s for the weekend, and then mid-90s for the start of next week. but our overall trend for the seven-day forecast inland for our warmest spots like the south county, the tri-valley, pa

morning for governor newsom to approve a controversial plan to allow drug injection sites in san francisco and oaklandrs could inject drugs at so-called safe sites under medical supervision. ginger conejero saab explains how that program would work. ginger? >> reporter: good morning. people in san francisco paying close attention to the governor's signature, two bay area cities part of the proposed pilot program. about a week and a half ago local leaders made the push for the governor to sign this bill. fast forward to now the last day waiting on the last minute signature. the measure would allow oakland, san francisco and los angeles to allow for places where intraveen you drug u medical supervision. it would not be the first. similar programs are up and running in the world. new york city has an unsanctioned version. in 2018 we traveled to vancouver. this is video from then and shows what it looks like from inside. back here at home supporters say these sites are a way to help keep people safe while they use drugs. last thursday we spoke with the mayor and here's what she had to say. >> i am still h

san francisco 71 oakland, 76 then redwood city. 81. e yesterday 82 napa was 84 concord has had along with many inland locations . a nice run here yesterday was 86 19 what we're doing here we bump it up today forecast high 88 tomorrow 89 will go 92 on saturday probably keep it in that vicinity for the foreseeable future as well as the high noses back kind of inches back towards the west coast, still tapping into a lot of monsoon, but it's just stay south and east of us, so we're not worried about that now. there's only a few sixties. the water temps are so warm. i mean, those are starting off on the coast around 60 61. so to get to 68 70 is not a problem, but inland temps have struggled. but they are beginning to warm up ever so slowly, so we'll go with a couple of nineties. but mount diablo is only 66. that's not very warm for this time of year, but i expect the next couple of days that to jump up a little bit fifties for a few, but a lot of sixties here. i mean in fifties to the north, and it's almost all sixties, although saint carlos

resistant and god for bid of those come to san san francisco, we are going to see a loss of life worse than the aids crisis. >> it's the reason san francisco, oakland, and los angeles were all backing sb 57 which would've authorized supervised drug injection sites where staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in just five months. last week, governor new some vetoed the bill, causing many to speculate that he did so so as not to harm harm any future attempts at a run for the white house. >> there's such a heavy political downside to a bill like this, there isn't a big constituency vehemently in support of it and you can imagine how the opposition adds really write themselves. >> reporter: in his veto message message she said an unlimited number of safe injection sites without proper oversight could induce a world of unintended consequences. >> i will take him at his word that he has an opinion on that and it was the policy that shaped his decision to veto it. >> what you think he was mistaken? >> i think he was mistaken. when when we are talking

downtown san francisco. 72 degrees with oakland at 76 degrees. with above average temperatures there. but take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast peaking on tuesday. so we are going to see possible triple digit heat 5 to 10 degrees above average for hottest inland valleys. low 80's for the east bay shoreline with 60's and 70's along our bay area coastline into gradually cool down to near average a week from today. back to you. ken and vicki, thank of recent. coming up, one of the getty museum's greatest and to it and take with these heading home to italy. >> after apparently being illegally trafficked out here that the museum in la in the first place. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribe

. >> so sb 57 would allow safe injection drug sides to open in san francisco, oakland and los angeless see the site says the wrong answer to the harm that drugs recon users and communities. but supporters say the sites are humane, realistic responses to the deadliest drug crisis in u.s. history right now, san francisco is one place. 2 is on pace, rather to lose 600 people this year to overdoses. leaders believe that the site will not only help drug users themselves but their communities as well. >> highland hospital are public hospital in oakland sees at least a person a day with an injection related infection or other life-threatening harm. second, we know these sites improve neighborhoods. they prevent our children from seen drug use on our streets in our parks. >> the group also says that the sites have a proven track record of getting users into treatment as well. the bill is waiting to be signed by governor newsom. he has not signaled whether or not he's going to sign it. and this afternoon, a man was attacked by a shark off the coast of lovers point in pacific grove. according t

san jose. livermore hit 102 on june 21. even places like oakland and san francisco in the 90's. we have been spoiled with nice weather.s we look at the beach forecast, 70 degrees. writ 67, ocean beach. high uv index. 85, santa cruz. it has been mild lately. i want to show you the forecast for the san jose jazz this weekend, mid-80's, sunny and warmer on sunday. high pressure building back. this low pressure has been hanging back and keeping us from getting too hot but it is shifting northward allowing the ridge to move west, and temperatures will rise. it will pull in monsoon moisture. tuesday and wednesday the sierra starts to see showers and thunderstorms. in the bay area more made in level high clouds and low pressure off the coast will pull moisture up. do not be surprised if it feels sticky in the middle of next week. right now, 50's to the low 70's. really comfortable weather and a gorgeous view from our tower camera as we look towards the golden gate ridge. a stretch of hot summer days next week with increasing clouds and humidity by midweek. as you look at the view from our rooftop camera, lovely and air quali

as we look at daytime highs today, we are right around average literally near oakland and san francisco this afternoon for our friends in concord and even san jose, one to two degrees above average. i won't complain about it. up in our east inland hills we're seeing 90s in sight near fairfield, antioch and livermore this afternoon. keep that in mind if you are headed outdoors. wear sunscreen if you're out for longer than 15 minutes and make sure you're hydrating whether you live in the coast, bay or inland areas. we'll talk more about what you can expect for the rest of the week's forecast coming up in a bit. for now, gianna, how are the roads looking out there in. >> not too bad. we're in the summer traffic travel patterns. it's a light commute, just the usual stuff especially headed into the altamont pass this morning, where we are tracking brake lights for supercommuters come out of tracy, 205, getting onto 580 itself. it is sluggish there with a 53-minute travel time and look at the red, down 7 miles per hour so it is crawling along in some spots. there was a crash earlier this morn

degrees oakland, san francisco coming in right about 77 temperatures will begin to trend downward ase get into wednesday, better details on on the advisories for tomorrow and the extended forecast coming up. all right, rosemary. thank you. we'll see you soon. what's ahead for former president trump political expert weighs in on the ongoing investigation next? makers want a briefing on what happened and what was found as threats against law enforcement have ramped up foxes. lauren blanchard reports from washington. although we got to see the search warrant and property receipt for the moral lago rate on friday, the affidavit which would outline why it was needed remains sealed . lawmakers on capitol hill want to know what was in the 11 sets of classified information taken by agents in that early morning raid at the home of a former president encouraged all my colleagues on the left and the right to reserve judgment and not get ahead of yourself because we don't know what that document contains. in a letter to the director of national intelligence and the attorney general, republican s

it would have launched a five-year pilot program for those sites in cities including san francisco and oakland. kron 4 sarah stinson has the response. san francisco city leaders who have been trying to get safe injection sites open for years are disappointed to hear that. governor gavin newsom. >> has rejected this bill that would have allowed them to open up. i talked with city attorney david chiu says if something doesn't change more people will die of drug overdoses. >> we have to stop the over 1600 people have died on san francisco streets alone since 2020, which is more than the number of folks who died during the covid-19 pandemic every day. we don't act. 2 more people will die % tragically on the streets of our city. >> the bill authored by senator scott wiener would have allowed safe injection sites open up in cities like oakland, san francisco and los angeles with trained staff members on standby to help in case of an overdose in newsom's veto message. he said in part, quote, i have long supported the cutting edge of harm reduction strategies. however, i am acutely concerned about the

it started in oakland and san francisco. chris alvarez joins us with a look back at his career. chris: bill russell is one of the greatest athletes in american sports. he was born in oakland and went to high school before the university of san francisco. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1959. in the nba he won 11 championships with 13 seasons with the celtics. here is russell in 1996 on the social impact he made and how out -- how athletes were viewed. >> i think i have a lot to do with the respect athletes are treated with. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes is that he is not sure about heaven, it could be a step down for them because for him, heaven was playing with the boston celtics. chris: at age 70 seven he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. adam silver says bill russell was the greatest champion in all of sports and he highlighted his impact on social justice issues and civil rights. we will have more on his life and accomplishments, including what steve kerr had to say about the american icon. dion: leaving behind a legacy. thanks. summer street fair r

san francisco, mid-70s. 80s in oakland. san jose and the inland east bay now. 100 degrees in fairfield. that is a sign of things to come . tuesday, wednesday, probably the warmest days in the forecast and trending a little bit will or by next weekend. the coast or the bay will be the place to be. >> thank you very much. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. nightly news is next. >> see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, new details into what led to the search of president trump's residence. mr. trump's lawyers have reportedly signed a sworn statement earlier that no classified documents were still on the property but the fbi said they found 11 boxes of classified materials >>> plus new nbc reporting on the tip that may have sparked the search >>> the suspect in the attack on author salman rushdie charged with attempted murderch the fbi now investigating possible ties to iran what investigators found in his home. plus the latest on rushdie's condition. >>> new warning for americans to shelter

santa rosa. 94 in concord. 93 in livermore, 87 degrees and very warm in san jose. 77 in the oakland and 70 degrees in san francisco. but this probably about as warm as it's going to get these temperatures will start to drop off just a little bit in the coming days. 76 degrees in san mateo right now to 62 it specifically with some patchy fog. 72 in oakland, 86 degrees in napa. still hot 96 in saint lena and 94 degrees in santa rosa. things begin to change. now, though, we've got the clouds rolling in along the coastline that patchy fog rolling out toward the beaches right now. then looks like more that sea breeze kicking in. we've had some stronger gusts today. some of those over 30 miles per hour out toward the coastline. and that being said, yeah, that on shore breeze will carry with it. the low clouds and the fog pushing that inside the bay. and that means you can start out with a couple of patches of fog tomorrow morning, but not a bad day. tomorrow will bring a lot of sunshine by the afternoon away from the coastline. mid 90's inland. you got a lot of 70's and 80's around the bay along the coastline plan on so

if he does, it will allow oakland, san francisco, and la to set up pilot programs.ilar programs already set up in parts of europe, australia, and canada. our unit travel to vancouver and this is video from inside. it is a way to help keep people safe while the use drugs. they enable dangerous and illegal activity on our street. on thursday, they spoke with the oakland mayor who says she hopes the governor signed the bill.>> i am still hopeful he will sign it. very consistent. to do things that are right even in the face of criticism. as well as to try new things. we all agree the status quo is totally unacceptable. both with regards to the loss of life. also the impact on our neighborhood. children walking by. open-air drug use.>> again the governor has until tomorrow to sign or veto the bill. we will keep a close eye on the story as it develops. >>> local leaders and law enforcement are taking a stand against drugs today. many rallied outside city hall demanding better access to treatment. the rally was organized by the group. they say san francisco's overdose rate

today's highs have 71 degrees slightly above the average in the san francisco. 77 in oakland, it was n jose. 86 in the more 86 also in concord and 82 degrees in santa rosa. all right. here's that area of low pressure that's been spinning around. here was first located off the coastline move northward today. and that's going to start to merge with another system. coming up, the gulf of alaska. but still that southerly flow continuing across california, the monsoon pushed a little further to east, but some of the southerly winds, the components still muggy out there around the bay area for tonight. but i think less of that going forward as high pressure is going to start to build in out of the desert southwest. so instead of get the muggy conditions, we're going to get that dry desert heat that is going to be building in slowly through the weekend. and then by next week, i think it really kind taking over and temperatures are going to soar out there tonight. we've got mostly good conditions. air quality wise is we're going to see some nice air quality again for tomorrow. it looks like s

if approved, the new injection sites would be part of a five-year pilot program in oakland, san francisco and los angeles. governor newsom's office is calling out the city of oakland and threatening to pull funding over the city's handling of a well-known homeless encampment. a letter sent to the city attorney criticizes how oakland's leaders plan to house people at the wood street encampment. we'll get the latest now from kron four's dan thorn. >> it was the fire that lit the match to hundreds of homeless people potentially having to leave the wood street encampment. a federal judge prevented caltrans from sweeping the sprawling site last month. but now the governor's office is criticizing the city of oakland. >> while threatening to withhold more than 4 and a half million dollars in funding. in a letter to the oakland city attorney, newsome's legal secretary says if oakland does not step up, the state funding will go to other cities to help in their fight against the homelessness crisis. oakland officials have had plans to deal with those who are living on city property but newsom's att

all right, lawrence, governor newsom has vetoed a bill that would allow oakland, san francisco and los angeles to set up safe injection site. in a statement on the veto, the governor writes the unlimited number of safe injection sites that this bill would authorize. facilitates or facilities, which could well exist into the latter part of the decade could in deuce a world of unintended consequences. the bill was authored by san francisco. senator scott wiener, who will be joining us in about 30 minutes to discuss this now failed bill and what's next in the states pushed to help people struggling with addiction. >> ahead of the upcoming white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health speaker nancy pelosi joined chairman jim mcgovern and community leaders for roundtable on hunger and food. insecurity in san francisco as she explained today, it's an issue that existed long before the pandemic. it's a health >> it's an education issues. it effects everything in their lives and more and more a month, a mental health issue as well. fact that is more devastatingly impacted communities

oakland and other ports. >>> the economic recovery of san francisco involves show business. hollywood is returning to the bay area. a big budget film will be shot in san francisco and it could generate $88 million for the bay area. >> the project is a mgm remake of the thomas crown affair. instead of being set in new york or in boston, it will be filmed primarily on location in san francisco. the stars, lady gaga and michael jordan. the project is one of four big budget films that qualified for the california tax credit program and the only one filming in seven cisco. joining us this evening was the new executive director of the san francisco film commission. nice to have you on the program. this is big. >> yes it is so exciting. >> talk about the impact that it will have on san francisco. we mentioned a high dollar value so how do you equate that? how do you take the dollars and apply it? >> it is exciting for the bay area and san francisco. getting the state tax credit is huge for continuing tax production to shoot in this area actually shoot here. we are seeing over 400 j

governor newsom vetoing a bill that would have allowed oakland, san francisco and los angeles to set up what are known as safe injection sites. the bill authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener would have set up supervised drug injection facilities. the governor, though, saying in his veto message in part, quote, i have long supported the cutting edge of harm reduction strategies. however, i'm acutely concerned about the operations of safe injection sites without strong engaged local leadership and well documented, vetted and thoughtful, operational and sustainability ppans. within the last hour we spoke with senator wiener here on kron. 4 news at 8 about the veto. he again is the author of the bill. here's what he had to say. >> with all respect to the governor you know what you want refer you to the consequences is have been in place. for 30 years throughout to europe throughout canada, throughout australia. they went into place new york city a year ago and they've been so successful. the new york city mayor eric adams, the mayor of new york, who is a law and order. mayo

while he anchored a boston celtics dynasty, he started playing in oakland and san francisco. chris alvarez joining us with a look at russell's incredible career. >> bill russell is one of the greatest athletes not only in the bay area but all of american sports. moving to oakland as a child, went to mcclymonds high school before a legendary career at the university of san francisco. he was inducted into the hall of fame. once he went into the nba, he won 11 championships in 13 seasons with the celtics. here is russell in 1996 on the social impact he made for how athletes reviewed. >> i think i had a lot to do with the respect athletes are treated with, black and white. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes as he is not sure about heaven. heaven could be a step down for him. for him, heaven was playing for the boston celtics with those guys. >> in 2011 at the age of 77, russell was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. nba commissioner adam silver released a statement saying bill russell was the rate is champion in all of team sports and highlighted russell's impact on civil

san francisco, oakland, los angeles would have been able to openly medically supervised sites for drug users. users. supporters say this is a proven tool to prevent overdoses overdoses and save lives with others including san francisco's francisco's police officers association, they argue that safe injection sites would only create more problems. >> you are still allowing people people to bring in drugs to use, they have to get those drugs from someplace. some dealer is standing on the corner waiting to sell them. i don't think they're getting them in the mail. >> we have an obligation to take take every step that will stop people from dying and safe consumption sites are a proven way of saving lives, so i hope that san francisco just moves forward and opens up these sites sites because we need to save people's lives. > >> we are following developing news in the east bay, chapter 5 over the scene of a deadly shooting in richmond. we spotted spotted dozens of evidence markers and possibly bullet casings at the intersection of fourth and mcdonald. that's not far from niven park, no word

gas in our state is $5.38 this morning, san francisco $5.52 oakland 5 41. and 5 39 in san jose.rices, though, even though they're high are down about a dollar and 70 cents from just a couple months ago. at 11 coming up long time ktvu news anchor lesley griffiths has died. as we take a look back at her career. we'll hear from a colleague on the impact she made here in the bay area and another shark attack in pacific grove coming up what's being done to prevent more attacks in that popu in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show yo

it's a pretty smooth commute here from oakland and san francisco have been picking up anything on the chp logs. so >> it's a pretty open right out there for you. no matter where you are. and that includes the san mateo bridge. our live camera there shows you the westbound direction, which is your commute direction. this morning on the right side is moving well, no problems as you make your way from hayward out to foster city. to the north, the richmond, sandra fell bridge. let's check this portion of west bound 5.80, those headlights from richmond out towards sandra fell. and as you can see, no slow down at the toll plaza whatsoever. you're making good time out towards marin county. and then for those north bay planning on heading southbound one, 0, one across the golden gate bridge in the san francisco. so far. so good. no problems. nothing slowing you down as you make your way, least from that part of the north bay down into san francisco. we'll have another weather and traffic check coming up here in just a bit. but now let's get back to the headlines this morning at 4.33. now on t

san jose. livermore hit 102 on june 21. even places like oakland and san francisco in the 90's. we have been spoiled with nice weather.k at the beach forecast, 70 degrees. writ 67, ocean beach. high uv index. 85, santa cruz. it has been mild lately. i want to show you the forecast for the san jose jazz this weekend, mid-80's, sunny and warmer on sunday. high pressure building back. this low pressure has been hanging back and keeping us from getting too hot but it is shifting northward allowing the ridge to move west, and temperatures will rise. it will pull in monsoon moisture. tuesday and wednesday the sierra starts to see showers and thunderstorms. in the bay area more made in level high clouds and low pressure off the coast will pull moisture up. do not be surprised if it feels sticky in the middle of next week. right now, 50's to the low 70's. really comfortable weather and a gorgeous view from our tower camera as we look towards the golden gate ridge. a stretch of hot summer days next week with increasing clouds and humidity by midweek. as you look at the view from our rooftop camera, lovely and air quality will

not much change for san francisco and oakland, 70 in the the city, mid-70s in oakland and and the eastancisco will be in 80s on friday, mid-80s over the weekend. inland inland temperatures in the east bay and north bay following a similar trend. most places will be in the low 90s but, again, in in august, things could be a lot lot worse. we will keep an eye on the fire threat >> welcome back. it was really another tough weekend for air travelers with more than 10,000s 10,000 flights canceled or delayed across the country. maybe you are caught up in it. the u.s. transportation department and congress are taking steps to try to ease the pain at the airports. >> there are two parallel things things happening. one is the ability introduced by senators to require airlines to issue immediate refunds if they cancel cancel your flight for any reason. there are d.o.t. rules on that already. this would be solidified as a piece of legislation. the most pressing one is the one issued as a proposed rule by the department of transportation, which requires airlines to refund money if they just delay