let's have feats, louis oakley. let's have a look at yours. feats, louis oakley. there we go. some. is that. is that duck feet or chicken feet? oh my god. and we got some of chloe's trotters. let's have a look . here we go. let's have a look. here we go. oh there we go, there we go. i think it's a pig's hoof. oh there we go, there we go. i think it's a pig's hoof . and think it's a pig's hoof. and this is. we've got paula's. there we are. paula. chicken feet. i wouldn't viewers at home. i wouldn't have dared subject you to real pictures of our panels. feet. there were calls earlier in the day from the production team to actually get my feet out. and you can imagine what my response was, but your feet were webbed. >> i have to say that looks a bit incest. >> oh my god, a bit incest. no. >> oh my god, a bit incest. no. >> we say in cornwall, if you're cornish, you've got webbed feet. oh, luckily my parents weren't from cornwall though, so i didn't get that. >> well, you've just annoyed the whole , the whole, the whole whole, the whole, the whole cornwall situation.

in oakley, the temperatures exceeding 80 degrees by 9 in the morning and reaching 95 degrees by 11:00am where tommy rested up at the big break, regional shoreline thursday. i'll be in san francisco. so yeah, i'm going because it's cooler over oh, yeah. get on the bart train. go to san francisco in on thursday for the of july, although this is one of many east bay regional parks open this week along shorelines, 30 of the park district's 73 parks and areas are closed through friday morning. all of them in the hills and inland where red flag warning is in effect. if you are going to recreate you come out early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler later in the evening when the temperatures have cooled down, especially for sensitive groups like young kids and older adults were trying to get out and beat the heat before temperatures soar. preschool kids visit civic center park tuesday morning in oakley. >> teachers making sure they are dressed appropriately and can use the playground before it gets too hot to the closed toed shoes. we don't want anybody dropping anything on their f

thanks for joining oakley. good morning to you both. thanks forjoining us.ing morning, morning. so labour getting a move on or they claim they are anyway what about the tories. they need to regroup don't they. and there's lots of rumours about well for example suella braverman defecting to reform. meanwhile they need to pick a new leader, don't they, charlie? >> they do ben and that is true. and they will win. that will happen. we're not quite sure, because the tory hierarchy have got to work out between themselves what the timetable will be, what the rules might be, you know, is it going to go to the membership, is it not? is it just going to be for the mps, the ones that were lucky enough to be re—elected? we'll have to wait and see. but there are a number of names that get thrown out there, including suella. as you say, but we'll just have to. >> so are they actually considering ditching the members approval or the choice for leader? >> i don't think they'll ditch them entirely, but there's still a conversation. there seems to be a conversation around whe

a new safeway and shopping center is on its way to the city of oakley.g commission approved the oakley shops with a unanimous vote. the shopping center will be located at laurel fields, off laurel and o'hara avenue. so far, safeway is the only confirmed store for the plaza, but the commission also talked about plans for drive thru operators and a gas station. no word on how soon construction will begin. >> our time now. 758 in your dollars and cents, an asian student loan debt keeps growing as many borrowers still haven't restarted making payments. the department of education reports. borrowers owe more than $1.6 trillion as of march, and almost half of the borrowers still haven't made a loan payment since the pandemic pause was lifted back in september. the people who haven't restarted making payments, you still have until this september before it gets reported to credit bureaus. well, the heat wave has turned deadly. the cooldown still several days away. we'll tell you what city officials are working on to try to make sure this does not happen again. p

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i'm joined by marcus childress and joining us now from oakley as thomas dupree.could start with you, you did work in the doj. this says official presidential business is immune and references conversations at the department of justice. does this mean everything the president does now, any president, not just the current president, but any and all presidents, that they will have immunity for anything they do while in office? if thomas can hear us, can he? >> yes, sorry, yes. the answer is that yes, future presidents will enjoy this immunity. the supreme court jury fairly important line, they drew a line between official acts and unofficial acts, but they said not all official acts are not necessarily entitled to immunity. they drew a further distinction between core constitutional duties. there is also a group of non-core constitutional duties that could potentially be subject to prosecution as a presumption of immunity, but it is not absolute. >> they didn't produce an official list of what was official and what was not official. >> that is where the evidentiary

emma burnell and louis oakley are here with us this morning. to look through the papers, but we're going to have to just talk about what's going on stateside, because clearly, it happened after the papers had already been printed. yeah.i papers had already been printed. yeah. i mean, this is just such a sense of shock, louis, that this has happened, actually. and not just an assassination attempt, actually very, very nearly a success. an inch, an inch, an inch, literally an inch to an inch. >> so it's one of those things you're sort of taking it in the seriousness of it all. and i think we're at that stage now where we just want all the details. obviously, the details are starting to come out a little bit now. we're finding out that the shooter was 20 years old, and you just 20 years old. what are you. what are you doing? what has happened that you've been radicalised to that extent? that you're. i mean, some reports saying he was on that roof for days. i don't know how true that is, but, to be there, to take someone's life and know that you. i

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in oakley, the temperatures exceeding 80 degrees by 9 in the morning and reaching 95 degrees by 11:00amommy rested up at the big break, regional shoreline thursday. i'll be in san francisco. so yeah, i'm going because cooler over oh, yeah. get on the bart train. go to san francisco on thursday for the 4th of july, although this is one of many east bay regional parks open this week along shorelines, 30 of the park district's 73 parks and areas are closed through friday morning. all of them in the hills and inland where red flag warning is in effect. if you are going to recreate you come out early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler later in the evening when the temperatures have cooled down, especially for sensitive groups like young kids and older adults were trying to get out and beat the heat before temperatures soar. preschool kids visit civic center park tuesday morning in oakley. >> teachers making sure they are dressed appropriately and can use the playground before it gets too hot yo the closed toed shoes. we don't want anybody dropping anything on their feet step in

we get the latest from laura david and send, insights from eli oakley on the latest bloomberg news swingoll and joe biden's best showing yet even after the debate. we will have an -- analysis from our panel. let's start with charlie pellett in new york. >> any advance today will be another record for the s&p. up by 0.5 points. the dow in the red, nasdaq building on friday's record. 10 year,

it includes areas near clayton, brentwood and oakley, as well as places along the altamont pass between livermore and tracy. we're talking about some 500 customers in the bay area pg&e says. if the power does go out, it will happen around 1130 tomorrow morning and it'll likely last until sunday morning at 10:00. now, chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking both the weekend heat and the wind. he's going to be here in a little bit with his full forecast a little bit later in the show. okay, another headline tonight, the nightmare. almost over 225 air india passengers temporarily stuck in siberia are about to land an hour from now at sfo, the delhi to san francisco flight took off yesterday, but pilots had to make an emergency landing at an airport in the remote area of russia. the airline says a smoke alarm was going off in the cargo hold area. now passengers spent the night in the airport terminal at that airport in siberia. early today, a new air india jet arrived and the passengers boarded shortly after. now, like i said, they're going to arrive at sfo in about an hour. okay chaos

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bay area is officially over the invasive species has been detected near the cities of brentwood and oakley and it led to a quarantine zone of 99 miles. 300 varieties of citrus fruits, nuts, vegetables and berries were affected by the skies for the past 10 months. people and farmers who grew the affected crops could not move their plants from their properties. commercial crops were required a more treatment before they were harvested as well. damage happens when a female fruit fly lays eggs inside the fruit. and then those eggs hatch into maggots, leaving the fruit in edible. but again, the quarantine is now over. no. thank you for maggots. >> up next, more americans are going to get just to get away for a bit. the shocking about people are spending on vacations. also, questions are swirling about the president's future as democrats are still at odds over the candidacy of president biden. and we'll have the callaspo show you what guests can expect at >> tonight at 5.30, the attorney for oakland, mayor sheng thao says, quote, the mayor is not and will not be a target of whatever investigatio

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resources to help families with food assistance, school districts such as mount diablo, antioch, oakley and others have a list, a free meal sites on their website contra costa county libraries are also offering a fi mi free meals this summer. meantime, the local library is hosting free lunch for kids up to 18 years old of. take a look at your screen here. you'll see the branches where you can get that free lunch. this is available monday through friday from noon until 01:00pm summer lunch will be available until august 2nd. and if you're looking elsewhere across the bay area to keep your kids fed this summer, the state is launching an app. it's called california meals for kids. you can find summer and after-school meal locations, anywhere across the state. the state department of education says some families qualify for up to $120 in ebt benefits this summer. lawmakers and activists want action to make a national paid leave policy. >> a reality, basil, john reports on the latest initiatives to try to make it happen. >> with more than 50,000 signatures, advocates delivered a petition to

resources to help families with food assistance, school districts such as mount diablo, antioch, oakley and others have a list, a free meal sites on their website contra costa county libraries are also offering free meals this summer. >> up next, another heat wave is here causing temps in the east bay that get north of 100 degrees. we had to livermore 105, there today where folks are trying to keep cool. plus, governor newsom is supporting biden's run for a second term newsom's message to voters today and that a new group of soon-to-be chp officers taking part in a big run in sacramento. we recap that event with kron.dog days of sum as we welcome you back. this is the view from the top of mount. and i guess not if you live along the coast, but almost everywhere else. i was going to say a lot of folks probably flocking to the coast next couple of days. is there some triple digit temps back? >> yeah, we have that long heat wave last week. right now we've got a little bit of a break and then now it's back again. but it's all part of the same ridge of high pressure.

. >> this week we found that five of the six birds at the chicken coop that we keep in oakley actually tested positive for west nile virus. >> mosquitoes can transmit a whole range of diseases with west nile virus. first appearing in the us in 1999 and zika in 2016. >> as far as humans are concerned, west nile viruses is the illness that we work the hardest to prevent. the most effective way to control mosquitoes is to get them while they're still in the water developing. >> once they get up here and they're airborne, they are not only a pest, but they can carry disease. west nile virus can degrade human health with symptoms including fever, headache, vomiting or rash. and now santa clara county is reporting that it has verified that mosquitoes carrying the virus have been found in five zip codes in the county. all connected in northern san jose and the alum rock area. vector control says it will use truck mounted pesticides on july 29th and august 1st from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m, but note this majority of individuals, however, don't get sick. >> they can get infected from a bite from a m

property values next year, according to the county cities with the largest increases include antioch, oakley and martinez. san ramon, concord and walnut creek, though we'll see the lowest assessed value increases today as we mark. exactly 4 months until election day. representatives from the oil industry have decided >> to withdraw their own measure from the upcoming ballot. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> while the oil industry makes clear they will continue to fight this law. but instead of asking you the voters to overturn it, the industry is now going with a different approach. it's a question long debated by state leaders. where should oil wells be allowed and where should they be? forbidden eyes. 25 knows 10. the measure passes. that was the vote in fall 2022. when the legislature passed and the governor signed sb 1137. into law as part of his 2022 climate package. the law requires all oil and gas wells in the state to have a buffer zone of at least 3,200 feet from places deemed a sensitive areas like schools, homes, hospitals, and parks. supporters of the law say i

service it cited safety concerns involving unhoused people, assault on amtrak personnel and the new oakleystation, six miles away, set to be completed later this year. antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe is among those advocating to keep that station open today. the funeral for a bay area police officer who was killed in the line of duty, matthew bowen was a motorcycle officer for the vacaville pd. before that, he was a concord police officer. the emotional service today was marked with tears and a slideshow of family photos. it's difficult to stand before you and speak of matt in the past tense, because he filled our lives with so much warmth, dedication, and joy. matt's love of life was infectious. his sarcasm, good sense of humor, and kind heart were all part of his vibrant personality. until we meet again. we love you, buddy. thank you. after the service, the funeral procession passed beneath that giant american flag there, suspended by fire trucks, officer bowen was hit and killed while making a traffic stop in vacaville on july 11th. 24 year old serena rodriguez is charged with homi

al menos 6 animales han dado positivo con este virus en la ciudad de oakley, por ejemplo, funcionariosgo. así que carlos alberto 3 stefani nos cuenta cómo se preparan para el gran cierre. los organizadores de la feria estatal de california 2024 se preparan con grandes sorpresas para el último día de feria que será este domingo. mañana esperamos que va a haber un récord de asistencia. entonces queremos que todos vengan con tiempo, se den tiempo para preparar, planear y que lleguen para poder aprovechar todos los eventos, todos los conciertos. dentro de las sorpresas que tienen preparado para este domingo, es un viaje a un pueblo mágico al sur de california, según explica el vocero de calexico, convenio que tenemos con otro grupo, otro otro parque de juegos. no puedo decir exactamente quién para que vengan y lo y sea sorpresa para ustedes, pero es un es un mundo mágico. aunque las temperaturas estarán más agradables que en las semanas anteriores. recuerde que dentro de la feria cuenta con espacios de enfriamiento. obviamente estén preparados para para en caso de que se se acaloren tenemo

empezamos a ver que muchos en la comunidad, no nomás aquí en aniak, pero en brentwood y en oakley empezarons que son ilegales. y ahora estamos viendo los resultados de qué pasa cuando tenemos juegos certificados a temperaturas tan graves como ayer. el olor a humo era fuerte. aún hoy, anthony nos dijo que irán a dormir a casa de su mamá. precisamente por eso. y es que en muchas ciudades de la bahía la cantidad de fuegos artificiales ilegales que se vieron fueron asombrosos. incluido en el condado solano en sisu, nos dieron este video donde se muestra el estacionamiento de los barcos de la marina, lugar donde se iba a lanzar de manera legal en llamas. ese nos compartió los videos the fireworks shows. si dice que antes de que comenzara el show igual de pirotecnia, alguien lanzó fuegos artificiales ilegales y cayeron en el lugar provocando un incendio. los bomberos sofocaron las llamas rápidamente, aseguró. ahora en antioch la prioridad según hernández store es encontrar a los responsables de este incendio. los vecinos que han visto a sus vecinos o amigos usando estos fuegos artificiales saben

according to county officials, cities with the largest increases include antioch, oakley and martinez, san ramon, concord and walnut creek will see the lowest assessed value increases. >> well, the unemployment rate inched about 4% for the first time since november 2021. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what it means for you. >> on the minds of voters this summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. while the u.s. added 206,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4%. this is another in a long series of strong solid job reports with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122 to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average of $35 an hour. >> up nearly 4% since last year. he says that wage growth outpaces inflation. that means people have a bit more buying power, bit more breathing the m

you the p-g-and-e's outage map currently shows just about 6500 customers or so are without power in oakley. we have the map up on our screen right now that though, is not listed as a psps. can you tell us exactly what's happening in that area? >> yes, actually there are very few customers in the nine bay area counties that are impacted by a public safety power shut off. there's only 146 combined in napa, sonoma and solano. the other outages that we are seeing are unplanned. they are due to these very hot conditions. when we get these sorts of hot conditions, transformers can overheat. they don't get the chance to cool overnight. and that's when we see heat related outages. so right now, the majority of those outages are in the south bay. and in the internal portions of the east bay. i checked just before we got on the air, and we have about 16,400 customers impacted in the nine bay area counties, the majority in the east bay and in the south bay. so that's what we're experiencing right now. we really want our customers to be prepared. this is not only a very severe, but also a very rare in

varios equipos están fallando precisamente debido al calor, por ejemplo, en la zona de antioch y oakleyientes más en el sur de la bahía la mayoría en gilroy, sin energía eléctrica por el mismo problema. bueno, si busca lugares para escapar de las altas temperaturas, recuerde que en el área de la bahía hay bibliotecas o centros comunitarios con aire acondicionado donde puede acudir para conocer las direcciones y horarios. solo tiene que escanear el código qr que aparece en pantalla, le llevará a un amplio listado en nuestro sitio web. le adelanto que 1 de ellos es la biblioteca de napa en el condado sonoma, la cual estará abierta mañana miércoles y de viernes hasta el domingo. los detalles los tiene en pantalla correr en las calles o hacer ejercicio al aire libre es esa rutina que muchos no quieren dejar. ellos quieren seguir ejercitándose aún cuando las condiciones climáticas son extremas. por eso muchos se están preguntando es sano ejercitarse bajo altas temperaturas como las que se están reportando en estos días? es una muy buena pregunta, porque en el área de la bahía a mucha gente l

and in contra costa county, fire crews responded to a number of vegetation fires in pittsburgh, oakley antioch. look at this video of one of the fires burning along highway four in pittsburgh. a separate fire sent smoke into the air above highway four in antioch. both happened between 2 and 3 this afternoon, while it was so hot out. and while it's definitely still hot and dry out there, the good news is we are really at the tail end of this heat wave. here's a live look outside right now. so for the latest on the conditions, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya >> yeah dan we have definitely noticed a difference today. but like you mentioned, it's still hot inland. so let's take a look at the highs. so far. santa rosa hitting 93 degrees was 84in napa. triple digits. concord livermore 92 in san jose and redwood city in the 80s compared to 24 hours ago. 19 degrees cooler in oakland, down 14. in santa rosa, you can see those triple digits in our inland valleys, but along the coastline we've got 50s and 60s. excessive heat warnings and heat advisories remain up u

in oakley, at least six animals have tested positive for west nile, health officials are reminding everyoneto be cautious, use those insect repellents and or protective clothing outside. going to take a look outside now over san francisco. a little cooler today. less than 24 hours. thousands of runners will take over city streets as the sf marathon returns this weekend. the full marathon is on sunday, but there will also be races tomorrow. so let's go ahead and take a look at the course now. takes runners all over the city from the golden gate bridge through golden gate park, fisherman's wharf and oracle park lanes on the bridge will still be open, but there will be traffic impacts throughout the day. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us in san francisco. christie, you've been speaking with runners and marathon organizers. sounds like there's going to be a huge turnout this year. yeah, we had a chance to speak with the race director for the san francisco marathon earlier today, and she tells me that they're expecting to reach about 31,000 runners this year for the big weekend, which would

leaders have confirmed that mosquitoes in the counties have tested positive for west nile and in oakleytive for west nile. health officials are reminding everyone to be cautious, use insect repellent or protective clothing outside, and there's a request to mask up. san francisco has new concerns about covid. the city's department of public health posted this on x, asking people to consider wearing a well-fitted mask in crowded indoor spaces. state appears to be experiencing a summer surge in cases. cdc data shows that california is in the very high level of covid right now based on wastewater testing, but there are also indicators the surge may be easing. statewide emergency room visits are now rising at a slower pace than in recent weeks. california's first black tv station is getting ready for a relaunch, a new vision for the future, while also honoring the station's legacy. we're talking about soul beat, the oakland based tv station first launched in 1978, but it went off the air in the early 2000 after its founder passed away. that michael jackson, right there, too short. now a man

también hablaron sobre la nueva estación en oakley.augure a finales del 2024, a menos de 7 millas de distancia. la agencia determinó que no era factible mantener ambas estaciones, pero organizadores argumentan que otras regiones cuentan con estaciones aledañas, como los paraderos en oakland y emeryville a 6 millas de distancia. cerrar esto sin sin escuchar a la comunidad, sin preguntar fue un. yo creo que fue un gran error para viajar a los Ángeles. es una de las opciones más favorables. el alcalde lamar thorp agrega que la ciudad perdería fondos federales y estatales para viviendas asequibles, ya que estos proyectos están vinculados a servicios de transporte. el propósito de la resolución de la ciudad de antioch es mandarle un mensaje a las autoridades que regulan el servicio de amtrak en san joaquín, quienes tendrán la última palabra. nos contactamos con la agencia y aún esperamos respuesta en antioch nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48 y este martes líderes y residentes de san francisco protestaron frente al ayuntamiento para pedir

story in contra costa county, fire crews are on the scene of multiple vegetation fires in pittsburg, oakleyburning along highway four in pittsburg. a separate fire sent smoke into the air above highway four. you can see in antioch. both happened between 2 and 3:00 this afternoon. meantime, in the south bay, fire crews got the upper hand of a grass fire at stonecrest and fox ridge way, five acres burned, but forward progress was stopped. this afternoon. you can see the fire came right up to a fence, but luckily did not cause any damage to any structures. >> all right, now to the developing story out of sfo, where at least one person was injured after a laptop caught fire on a plane. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne phan is live at sfo and is live now with the latest developments. suzanne. reporter so larry, kristin. >> fortunately, everyone evacuated safely. we hear that three people were hurt with minor injuries during this emergency. now we're getting conflicting reports. the airport tells us tis

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decision was made to move that station to oakley, according to officials, though, closing, it would come with some major setbacks, forcing more people to drive, which adds more traffic to our freeways and at the station closes, officials say it would deprive the city of state and federal funding for future transit development. >> cheers rang out for vice president. kamala harris says she took the stage today in the key battleground state of wisconsin. it was the%first rally of her presidential campaign and leading democrats apparently like what they see. kron four's catherine heenan reports. >> if democrats were hoping they'd be able to make a sharp pivot with their new presidential candidate and get voters excited. tuesday's milwaukee rally looked encouraging and now wisconsin the baton is in our hands. it was jump start following weeks of party in-fighting and drama, harris almost immediately taking aim at former president donald trump. >> and his extreme project 2025 agenda. will weaken the middle class. we know we've got take the series. believe that that thing right there as quickly

. >> concord, oakley. >> reporter: because it's a problem. >> milpitas. >> reporter: everywhere. >> i even found illegal dumping take place in pleasanton. it's a whack-a-mole problem. >> reporter: he bags it up, so the public works department can pick it up safely and efficiently, notifies them, and moves on. >> if i can help make the process a little easier for them, so we can tackle the solution together, we're going to see results. >> reporter: and that is why he's out here. andy is on a mission to find solutions. >> you know, it isn't my job. people keep telling me that. and i understand. but what's wrong with just having a little civic pride and helping out the community? people deserve a clean street. >> reporter: andy often shares before and after photos online because he wants to show people this is a problem that can be fixed with a collective effort. his thought process, maybe, just maybe he'd be able to inspire others. which is what brings us here to grizzly peak in berkeley. >> and just seeing him doing this month after month after month, setting that example is really wha

according to the county cities, with the largest increases include antioch, oakley and martinez. while san ramon, concord and walnut creek will be seeing the lowest assessed value increases. >> coming up tonight at 10 new evidence found at the scene of 3 separate south bay cold cases dating back to the 80's. we have the details. plus a shark attack sending people running out of the water after taking a bite of someone's leg. and a look at willie mae's childhood home. the humble beginnings of fan is hoping to restore. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> teen is booked into jail for causing this bizarre crash in sandra fell. police say he crashed into several parked cars yesterday morning in the terra linda neighborhood. officers believe the teen was driving under the influence. no report of anybody getting hurt, though. >> quite the scene near fremont high school this morning. a car fire sent lots of smoke billowing into the air video from the citizen app shows crews trying to put out those flames. no word yet on what caused the fire or if anybody got hurt. new at 10 investigato

. >> oakley did come to you that you're having that bad night?i realized even when i answer the question the turn just microphone off he was still shouting he was trying to distract me. i'm not blaming him on the realized i just wasn't in control. >> i watched the whole debate i never saw trump shouting in the microphone that wouldn't let him shout. we would hear that he just didn't happen. >> actually is we'll know the microphones were cut off when it wasn't the speakers term and i don't understand the president biden was referring to there. i do think the white house is doing a disservice tonight. they are like kevin bacon at the end of animal house, all is well don't panic. we have been transparent to the entire time. this white house they wouldn't know transparency jumped up a yodel to and bit him in the butt. it's a cover-up. many members of the media have participated in it. they are done and founded we never saw any sign of this. and they are asking kenny stand for reelection his own justice department a few months ago said he wasn't compe

. >> this week we found that five of the six birds at the chicken coop that we keep in oakley actuallyhole range of diseases with west nile virus first appearing in the us in 1999 and zika in 2016. >> as far as humans are concerned, west nile viruses is the illness that we work the hardest to prevent. the most effective way to control mosquitoes is to get them while they're still in the water developing. >> once they get up here and they're airborne, they are not only a pest, but they can carry disease. west nile virus can degrade human health with symptoms including fever, headache, vomiting or rash. and now santa clara county is reporting that it has verified that mosquitoes carrying the virus have been found in five zip codes in the county, all connected in northern san jose and the alum rock area. vector control says it will use truck mounted pesticides on july 29th and august 1st, from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. but note this majority of individuals, however, don't get sick. >> they can get infected from a bite from a mosquito, and they might not even know that they are infected. >> in

well, to tell you more about his research and conclusions, i give you my good friend christopher oakley. wow. good morning. we just get my stuff arranged here. thank you, michel. that was very kind and and humbling. i appreciate that. so. all right. well, let's get started. 159 years ago today, on november 18th, 1863, abraham lincoln came here to gettysburg. the purpose of the trip was to preside as the chief executive over consecration ceremony of the nation's first national cemetery. now, those of us attending the lincoln forum are pretty familiar. the story we know that a prominent local attorney named david wills invited lincoln to make a few appropriate remarks at the dedication of what is now the gettysburg national cemetery? we know that lincoln finished writing his speech while he was in gettysburg. we know that he wrote on a chestnut horse down the main street to the cemetery grounds. we know that the estimated crowd of 15,000 spectators showed up to witness the ceremony. we know that the main order of the day, edward everett, spoke for 2 hours while lincoln spoke for just a li

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county officials say cities with the largest increases include antioch, oakley and martinez, san ramonncord and walnut creek will see the lowest assessed value increases. the unemployment rate inched above 4% for the first time since november 2021, our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what that could mean for you. >> on the minds of voters as summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. while the u.s. added 206,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4%. this is another in a long series of strong solid jobs report with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122 to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average of $35 an hour. >> up nearly 4% since last year. he says that wage growth outpaces inflation. that means people have a bit more buying power, that more breathing the mixed report sh

the city's planning commission approved the oakley shops with a unanimous vote. so far, safeway is the only confirmed store for that shopping center, but the commission also discussed plans for a gas station. no word on when construction will begin. two of the biggest luxury store chains in the country are joining forces the wall street journal reporting. the owner of saks fifth avenue has agreed to buy rival neiman marcus. amazon and salesforce also set to help with the deal. the goal is to cut costs and boost profitability by giving the combined company bargaining power with vendors and reducing supply chain costs. having some flight issues. i hope you don't. with these record travel numbers, new data suggests instagram may be the best social media platform to get in touch with your airline. a social media research company found that 27% of customers that took their travel concerns to instagram received answers, with more than half of the comments carrying a positive sentiment that's better than rates seen on both facebook and on x, a new social media app is ri

biden, george clooney, one his highest-profile supporters of biden in the entertainment world, cover oakley -- publicly called for the sitting president to step down as the democratic nominee. in an op-ed for "the new york times," george clooney wrote -- "the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the joe 'big f-ing deal' biden of 2010. he wasn't even the joe biden of 2020. he was the same man we all witnessed at the debate." house republicans on wednesday passed a bill that would require voters to prove their u.s. citizenship in order to vote in federal elections. democrats and voting rights advocates blasted the safeguard american voter eligibility, or save, act. this is progressive congressmember summer lee speaking from the house floor. >> let me be clear, they don't want you to vote. they don't want to hear black voices, brown voices, lgb's to cash lgbtq in voices, young voices. the attack we are debating today will make it harder for americans to vote. my republican colleagues will claim requiring an ids is a small ask. 15 million to 18 million don't have acce

property values and property taxes, cities with the largest increases in assessed value include antioch, oakley and martinez, with increases ranging from 4 almost 5% up to 6%. a several month. concord and walnut creek saw the lowest assessed value increases ranging from just under 3% down to 1.0, 4, 5%. unemployment rate inched above 4% for the first time since november of 2021. new data released today shows it's at 4 point one percent. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what it means for you. on the minds of voters this summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. >> while the u.s. added 2p6,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4% on this is another in a long series of strong solid job reports with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122. >> to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average o

antioch, oakley, have made a list of free meal sites on their websites. contra costa county libraries are also offering free summer meals. and the oakland library is hosting free lunches for kids up to 18. take a look. you see the branches where you can get lunch. this is available monday through friday from noon to one. summer lunch will be available until august 2nd. if you're looking elsewhere around the bay, try to keep your kids fed this summer. the state is launching this app. it's called california meals for kids. you can find summer and after-school meal locations anywhere in the state. the department of education says some families qualify for up to $120 in benefits over the summer. >> back to the wild. how a bay area zoo is leading an effort to rescue and dangerous species. but first, we introduce you to an east bay athlete now headed to paris athlete now headed to paris for the sum introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss,

oakley reporting $4 and $0.87 and the cheapest prices in the bay area located in vallejo, fairfield at $4 and 80 >> the bay area bracing for extreme heat. all have details on just how high these temperatures will go. stay with us, everybody. kron. 4 news at noon. representative adam schiff is running for the u.s. senate. more on his recent visit to sacramento. and that's tapping libyan but not too rough for this pop. well, need to be. the u.s. olympics therapy dog? >> let's go outside and give you a beautiful live look outside. gorgeous. looking over there at the golden gate bridge doesn't look like there's much fog and that's because it's going to be hot. very hot kron. 4 meteorologist kala grogan is here with the details. hey, there and 3. so you're exactly right. because high pressure, what it does is it compresses the marine layer. you can see this massive ridge of high pressure sitting here, another one sitting over the center of the country really affecting the southern tier and heating them up. so you can see where dallas right now is at 97 degrees in these 2 high pressure syste

the agency says a dead bird and five chickens have tested positive for the virus in oakley. the agency is warning people to remember to wear bug spray this summer to help reduce the risk of mosquito bites. >>> coming up, a shipwreck discovered in a lake in the midwest. how the boat likely contributed to the commerce of the 19th cent before it met its demise. >>> after a bay area uber driver gets a new lease on life, the heartwarming moments caught on camera that we are excited to show you. stick around. zoe. >> taking a live look over san francisco looking south right now where the top of the buildings are covered in clouds and those clouds will stick around today bringing us a much cooler afternoon, but it is not going to blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can'

preschool teacher jennifer alba supervising her class during their morning stop at civic center park in oakley. the adults using umbrellas to keep cool while ensuring the kids did not burn themselves on the hot playground waters. very important. stay hydrated and protect yourself from that sun. get yourself a hat. so nice shades. and fortunately, if it gets too hot, the city is making the council chambers on main street available as a cooling center tuesday and wednesday from 9 in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. a lot of our inland parks closed this week because of just the heat index and how warm it is from now through friday morning, at least 30 east bay regional park district parks and areas are closed to the public while red flag warning is in effect. >> however, swim facilities and shoreline regional parks will remain open. have lots of sunscreen. make sure you kind of plan your route. you know, you want to be hiking 70 miles when it's 100 degrees. so have reasonable expectations of what you'll be doing. let people know we're going always is a great idea. tommy found a spot

contra costa county fire crews are on the scene of multiple vegetation fires in pittsburg, oakley and antioch. now, one of those fires burned along highway four in pittsburg. a separate fire sent smoke into the air above highway four in antioch. both happened between 2 and 3 this afternoon, and two fires this afternoon in pittsburg. they're being treated as a possible arson case. one of those fires started at at stoneman park in the area of bailey and leland roads. and then minutes later, a second fire sparked about a half mile away. and police did detain one suspect. the first fire started at the same location where another fire burned back on june 9th. all right. we have we've made it. we've made final day of this heat wave. it was a long, sweaty mess, but we've had temperatures above average for most of the month. don't have to talk about me personally. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at these hot temperatures. sandy. >> yeah, and dan and larry, you don't have to worry about sweating it anymore, that's for sure. the heat wave tomorrow done all righ