city that we love. the employees who count on san francisco to feed their families. those that inspire us to help the the city shine. we want to be part of the solution to make this city shine that we love so much. with all of us coming together with the public and private sector. we are inspiring action and change. we appreciate the investment that the mayor is making. encouraging travel and tourism to come back and get the city back on its feet. encouraging return to conventions. it's all about making people welcome in san francisco. we're committed to make shine on sf successful in san francisco. come together to care for our city to make san francisco the best and brightest destination for economic recovery. i'm tired of this narrative of people jealous of san francisco who tell terrible stories. it's time for us to take over this narrative and take charge back. look how beautiful and diverse this city is. it's the city we love. shine on san francisco. i'm pleased to be a part of this initiative. now i'd like to invite one of our partners. the executive director o

babies on streets are dying, parents, grandparents, every generation in every city is affected by thisems no one is safe. i had thoughts were walking around new york city when my parents are going to work, friends or family members on the road is something going to happen, it is raining we live in a world where you think about that. >> i think about you and carly all the time, she spent a lot more time in the city. i worry about it because she's commuting in it and not just new york, we talk about the stories every day. with that is the baseline the biden administration says this is all the guns's fault. >> crime is down. gun violence and murder rates are up. i am the only guy that ever got passed legislation when i was a senator about assault weapons. i've gotten atf, alcohol, tobacco and firearms increase their budgets and capacity along with the justice department to go after the gun shops that are not abiding by the law doing background checks. >> in what fantasy world is crime down, anyone can see crime is not down, read your local liberal paper, even they are saying crime is up.

city. it was made public in april. that is what is on the table. and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing least of the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind, the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseum site. >> i have no bearing on how or terminate the raiders deal. >> when they came back from los angeles included the city and county paying for the ballpark we're paying for the enti

skin that angry that type of e is not related to just fireworks. >> the only other person of color on city council. vice mayor jackie l word echoed those sentiments. she too, says her family has faced threats over banning fireworks. >> no one should feel unwanted in our community. whether they moved here last week. have been here for 60 years. >> mayors across sonoma county have shared their support for councilmember lenoir jointly calling the fire cowardly hopes this terrible act will reopen the conversation over race in rohnert park. if you're convinced that this is a >> you want to wave it off. call me crazy. i invite you to live a day in the life of someone less privilege be my home next. and again, it comes to city hall. >> the decision over banning fireworks here in rohnert park will be up to voters in september. the police department says they are still investigating this fire reporting in rohnert park. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> a san francisco man is behind bars accused of stabbing another man on a muni bus. it happened last month in the area of signer and green streets. police say

also, devastating floods in central china and in one city the equivalent of a one year average of rainfl fallen in just three days and there is more extreme weather on the others of the world. we have the latest on the huge wildfires in the u.s. state of oregon. and he is known as the greek freak. how has this man become the superstar of the nba finals? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, the u.k., andround the world. in january of 2020 the u.k. and eu agreed and signed the brexit withdrawal agreement today the u.k. government ministers have been pushing to change one of the most contentious issues, the northern ireland protocol. under the protocol a range of products, maybe food, has to be checked when they arrive from britain to make sure that they are in line with eu standards. because northern ireland has a land border with you state and republic of ireland, they want to prevent goods that don't match its standards from entering the single market through here. day the u.k. braggs administer said it needed a huge overhaul and he argues that the current situation is damaging to t

on some other stories. let's start in san francisco. the cityn on crime to get tourists back to town. we already made it through covid, but now crime is the ish ishue. the hope is that the move for more police is to keep tourists safe. businesses can reopen and then expand their services without fear. >> there are a lot of car break-ins for example. there was one right in front of our store and one of our baristas tried to help out and the guy said if you follow me, i'm going to shoot you. >> we want to make sure that when people come to san francisco and they visit our museums, and they shop, and they go to our restaurants, and they go to see "hamilton" at the orpheum, that they feel safe. >> yeah, being robbed or getting your car broken into makes tourists freak out. another story we're watching, the states taking an unprecedented approach to homelessness. the governor signed a bill where sonoma county has converted a hotel into housing. more than a billion would be used to help clean up streets >> largest single investment in providing suppor

one. the team said the proposal doesn't work for them. they wanted the city to vote on their term sheet. the city council approved a term sheet with a six yes vote. the a's are up and now they have to decide if there is a reason to keep negotiating. they offered a possible solution to probably the biggest sticking point between the two and that's who pays the $500 million in off side infrastructure. >> the grand slam home run would have been voting for the proposal. we need to look at the club. >> we know it was disappoint that what was voted on by the council didn't have full consensus from the team. i assure you we are very close. >> the mayor said it's a win win at this point. other councilmembers are not optimistic with the a's. we are live at the coliseum. >>> ce investiging oth that killed a pedestrian. it happened overnight. the scene is still active. this is the 30th death of the year. a hit and run driver responsible for a deadly crash on saturday is still on the loose. it happened near 33rd street. the suspect was speeding in a black 2015infinity which ran a red light and hit th

oakland, that's a big change as you drive one city to the next. we are seeing foggy conditions continue, half-moon bay will be in the upper 50s. palo alto, temperatures will be 75. in san francisco yesterday we had a record, the high temperature for the coolest day and it is going to be like that again today. foggy and cool and a lot of times just cloudy. our temperatures in the north bay we'll reach into the upper 60s many mill valley and 79 in sonoma. with all of our micro climate continuing to see dry conditions, we are keeping an eye on our fire danger and the fire burn index today, takes some measure of the vegetation and air temperature as well as the humidity and the wind speeds. looks like it is faily low going into the next couple of days. of course there is no rain headed our way. we'll continue to basically rely on that boost in humidity of the ocean breeze we have been seeing so it hangs around through much of the week. we'll see a high of the low 90s today. it will continue to step down as our temperatures cool off the next few days a

the type anger that type of e is not related to just fireworks. >> the only other person of color on city council. vice mayor jackie l word echoed those sentiments. she too, says her family has faced threats over banning fireworks. no one should feel unwanted in our community. >> whether they moved here last week. have been here for 60 years. >> mayors across sonoma county have shared their support for councilmember lenoir jointly calling the fire cowardly minorities hopes this terrible act will reopen the conversation over race in rohnert park. if you're convinced that this is a >> we want to wave it off. call me crazy. i invite you to live a day in the life of someone less privilege. what would be my home next. and again, it comes to city hall. >> well, the decision over banning fireworks here in the city will be up to the voters that comes in september, the police department says that they are still investigating this fire reporting live in rohnert park. dan thorn kron 4 news, thank you dan. in the east bay. fireworks are believed to sparked the fire last night in hercules officials. >

city that we love. the employees who count on san francisco to feed their families. hine. we want to be part of the solution to make this city shine that we love so much. with all of us coming together with the public and private sector. we are inspiring action and change. we appreciate the investment that the mayor is making. encouraging travel and tourism to come back and get the city back on its feet. encouraging return to conventions. it's all about making people welcome in san francisco. we're committed to make shine on sf successful in san francisco. come together to care for our city to make san francisco the best and brightest destination for economic recovery. i'm tired of this narrative of people jealous of san francisco who tell terrible stories. it's time for us to take over this narrative and take charge back. look how beautiful and diverse this city is. it's the city we love. shine on san francisco. i'm pleased to be a part of this initiative. now i'd like to invite one of our partners. the executive director of the tender loin community business distric

and they for health care more as their number one priority in many cities in america, over one 3rd of their city budget goes to police. so we have to have this conversation. what are we doing? we meet completely, the not told me was police department, but some democratic mares around the country seemed to have mixed feelings. while they did cut the police budget, they certainly did not have a problem splashing cash on their own personal protection. in 25 major us cities, officials have proposed cutting or in 20 cases already caught police budgets. however, what open the books dot com auditors found was it may as and city officials still enjoy personal protection of a dedicated police detail costing taxpayers millions of dollars. let's compare and contrast baltimore mayor shopped a huge chunk off in his police force is spending. we can re allocate funding, making efficiencies in our police department. but he was more than happy to allocate $3600000.00 to his personal protection in 2020, the san francisco mayor brown and even bigger cuts. eric are said he and i was one of the 1st to say

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ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. >>> the clock is particularing on a city council vote onand a's effort to build a new waterfront stadium. the city and the team are far apart believe it or not but as laura anthony explains there is negotiating going on behind the scenes. >> i have nothing against the a's, i have something against where they will be at. >> reporter: on the eve on a crucial vote on whether the a's will be able to build a new stadium it is clear where one city council stands. noel is with those rallying against the project. he believes the team should build a new stadium where they are, at the coliseum. >> the a's said it is our terminal or they're out of here. >> i understand that and the raiders said the same thing and i heard the warriors said the same thing. it's a business. i recognize they're in it to make money. >> reporter: for opponents the big issue remain transportation, traffic and safety concerns around the port and existing rail line. they also want to make sure the team complies with local laws to provide affordable housing at the site. >> prog

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she joins us now live from of the city with more on this taylor. >> well, the key, of course, this is nothing new in the city and many retailers and small business owners have already changed their hours, hire their own security and also install their own surveillance systems. but none of that seems to deter these thieves. it's not just the retailers are concerned about this. of course, this issue also impacts residents restaurants and our tourism. >> it's videos like this that continue to raise awareness of fest in safety issues in san francisco, here. at least 10 shoplifters are seen running out of neiman marcus with handbags on monday. fundamentally government is responsible for public safety. and we want to work with pasta makers in san francisco law enforcement and the district attorney to find solutions because this is unacceptable. and the citizens of san francisco should be up all night he did not just the retailers its citizens. you have a right to work in a safe environment. >> and the right to shop in a safe environment. rachel michelin is the president and ceo of the calif

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the red for the city hall. it was on june 28th. they are outside city hall in the middle of an interview when to our men tried to steal the crew's equipment a security guard. so is happening and stop them from taking off with the stuff. the robbers, though, got away. they weren't caught. the news crew happened to be interviewing oakland's new head of the department of violence prevention when this happen. and in our last hour we spoke live to oakland police chief leronne armstrong and he talked about the recent spike in crime in iis in the east bay general in oakland and what he's going to do about it. we're going to have more on that and bring you the entire interview coming up at 9.30 so stay tuned for big story this morning growing concerns over the rising crime in san francisco. it's a problem there too. and they're wondering if it's going to have an impact and scare away tourists just as they were trying to come back from the pandemic. crawford's taylor's sacking has more. >> it's videos like this that continue to raise awarene

city, travel times are looking good. golden gate bridge, quiet in both directions, adjusted lane changes adding one more lane. out of marin. things did look foggy at the golden gate. altamont pass, a little windy and usual slow and go conditions to north flynn. >>> looking live at san francisco, the city is considering a mask mandate indoors for everyone, mayor also mentioned the city is looking for ways to go further with vaccine mandate. this comes as the city experiences a surge of covid cases and hospitalizations largely among unvaccinated. we are seeing recommendations, rules, mandates changing every day. >> what is next for the bay area? justin andrews is live in foster city this morning where there is a new mask mandate. justin. >> reporter: good morning. it seems like things are changing every single day. it seems people are confused because of the new guidelines. if you come to foster city, you don't have a choice. if you enter any city facilities you must wear a mask. this applies to city operated buildings and does not apply to businesses, other government agencies, or private employers in foster c

eduardo uriarte: it all has to start somewhere and even though it--it's one house, one city, one county, it could be the start of a big chain reaction. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. ■oÑf■x e from berlin. tonight, turmoil in tunisia. the arab world's only democracy in crisis after the president fires the prime minister and suspends parliament. the president's supporters celebrated in the streets, blaming the former prime minister's party for corruption, high unemployment, and a lack of coronavirus vaccines. but the president's opponents say this is nothing but a coup. also coming up tonight. >> it was jus

its largest city is on the yellow river. the banks of which have burst and forecasters predict grim days to come with dangerously heavy rain and winds. a typhoon is also making the havoc worse as it is expected to hit coastal regions marked here in yellow, as you can see by me. among them is the city of shanghai reported for chinese c g t and news outlet reports from the provinces biggest city. yesterday afternoon, i was still trapped my home. the whole city. whole street was soaked in the, in the side, the floor water. but this morning, all of the water has receded out of my residential area, leaving more than trash on the street. but there's still no electricity, water, and very weak mobile, that work at my home feel, rose communications, electron electrical power, water health care and commerce reported elated. latest rescue operation working shall go respectively. a transformer substantial for damage and knocked out $473.00 communities. when a torrential rain battered the city on on tuesday, where the 3600 people happens

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now, the ayes have said a no vote by the city council could spell the end. vases baseball in oakland on the eve of the crucial city council vote, the oakland a's mayor, libby schaaf, in this city spent the day in meetings trying to iron out an agreement on the massive $12 billion waterfront ballpark project at howard terminal. these had rejected the city's financial terms last week, but have vowed to keep talking a yes vote by the seven member city council on the financial terms would move the project forward, the a's of said a no vote would send them packing up and moving to another city. based on the information i have, i am going to vote against the air is going to horror termine noel guyot says he's afraid the project would badly disrupt oakland's vital port. i want to maintain the job opportunities that are being developed. at the port of oakland, port officials, environmental groups and residents joined monday at a rally at howard terminal, urging the council to vote. no this is one of the most toxic sites in the east bay. and we have deep concerns about what kind of remediation i

tokyo olympics to focus on her mental health. 24 year old joined some of her teammates on a shopping trip in the host city on saturday, while who's now withdrawn from 4 of her 6 events. she'll be assessed every day before deciding whether to compete and the 2 remaining finals next week. even prime minister johnson to are done is to make a formal government apology for a race based crackdown on visa. overstay is nearly 50 years ago. the often violent, degrading police rates, targeted pacific islanders for deportation, but it didn't include over stay as from other parts of the world. right. it had a lasting effect on new zealand pacific island communities. as wine, hey, explains the one any cold winter's night unusual in the main city. a taste of more tropical pacific islands can easily be found. oakland is the world's largest polynesian city. with indigenous molly joined by generations of migrants from countries like saw more. fiji and tongue up. but the vibrancy color and contribution of polynesians haven't always been welcomed. here. we were the people that were responsible for the disintegration of the

say people living at the site pose a safety risk, and advocates for the homeless are now calling on city officials to release more information about exactly how they plan to move some 400 people who live at that site, city and airport officials say they are working on a plan and hope to meet the f a's deadline at the end of this month. city officials say the goal is to find permanent housing and resources for these residents. would become rooted, so to say they, you know they've made their camps more into home homesites itself and they're comfortable where they feel safe here. there's community here. the city is asking the federal officials to extend the deadline until next spring, rideshare drivers staged protests in cities around the country today, including here in the bay area, the uber and lyft drivers say they want better pay working conditions and benefits, ktvu tom vacar tells us how congress could drivers get what they want. uber and lift drivers say that they've had it with low wages and tough working conditions, and they held a strike and protests nationwide in front of uber h

these are the first ones developed in the city. there would later be more. this is one of my favorite pictures. this shows the playground area in west seattle, i will point out the plane on the right, you notice these program spaces that have specific uses and here is the fieldhouse. you also notice there are these beautiful landscaped areas. they wrap around the park. this is the picture we have from 1925, 1 of my neighbor at pictures of the park system. it shows kids enjoying those beautiful spaces that are those oases from the city that we hope for from our parks in the city. no park is ever just utilitarian. those are utilitarian for ace very specific -- for a very specific purchase -- very specific purpose. so, by 1913, what you see is seattle has quite diverse system of parks and parkways. lake washington boulevard, which you can see here in the upper left. that is along lake washington. just to the left of where this postcard is from, mount baker park. boulevard continues north along the lakeshore. you can see washington park which is one of the nice v

and now the city of herat itself is under pressure, offer an attack on the main you and compound that they've also taking control of the road to the airport and flights into the city ceased on wednesday. charlotte bellis has the latest on the outskirts of iraq, afghanistan stood. biggest city government forces tried to hold off the telephone. it's been like this for several days. a call before make an end. we are defending our land. we're not moving forward at this time because we don't want civilians to be killed or injured friday. this is the road to harass a port to 30 minute drive south of the city. taliban fighters and government forces have been battling across the road. that is bridge the commercial flight stop till wednesday is the front line moved towards the city. so how many kilometers from the city was that takes or think united nations regional compound is also on that road. on friday the un blamed the tele bonsa hitting its perimeter with grenades and gunfire. although the telephone said it was caught in the crossfire, the un secretary general called the attack deplorabl

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olympics as she focuses on her mental health. 24 year old join, some of her teammates on a shopping trip in the host city on saturday. bowels is not withdrawn from for a 1st 6 offense. she'll be assessed daily before deciding whether to compete in the 2 remaining finals coming up next week. and richardson isn't toko, and he report the bowels has brought the important issue of mental health to a world stage. i think it looks unlikely now, and possibly unlikely will ever see her at another olympics again. i mean, the us elliptic teams saying they all going to continue to evaluate her on a daily basis for their are now any 2 more events in which she can compete. she may not be too active in gymnastics at the moment, but she has been active on social media in the last 24 hours. i talking to fans about what she describes and what gina is described as the twisty, not in gulf, in the ships. i guess it's basically where mind and body nor instinct can, regardless of what the mind tries to tell the body to do that on corporate. and she posted some footage on instagram of her falling flats on the back when she was

bay bridge toll plaza backed up, metering lights on, we are seeing brake lights heading into the city thank you. >>> 6:21. ahead, one word, ouch. >> how this baseball fan at oracle park ended up with stitchches as watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> 6:24. a dodgers fan recovering after hit in the face by a foul ball. >> it happened while she was watching her team play against the giants at oracle park. she was in the stands next to the dug out enjoying tuesday night's game. justin turner came up to bat, hit the foul and you see where it went. over the safety netting heading for the crowd. >> it was coming full force and then it bounced off my face in front of me. >> she had glasses on. >> i had my glasses on. it broke my glasses. i honestly didn't even know what happened. >> jessica got a cut so deep that she had to go to the hospital and get six stitches. dodgers organization says it is aware of the incident and they're looking into it. >>> 6:25. we are getting answers about a staffing shortage at a big bay area school district. they need dozens of teachers and classe

city that used to be. >> the standard bearer for retail. >> now at 10, the national spotlight shining on san francisco. but for all the wrong reasons. the growing concerns over the rise in crime in the city. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news tonight at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. last night we showed you this video of almost a dozen thieves blatantly stealing handbags from the neiman marcus store right in new square. the heart of san francisco is just the latest of several thefts in crimes in the city. they've gone viral. >> raising concerns about the city's safety and just how welcoming it might be for tourists. and this comes as officials are, of course, encouraging people to come back to san francisco to help the city's recovery from the covid pandemic now for sale of the sec is live in the city tonight. she joins us to break down all of this >> well, pam, you know, this is nothing new in the city but retailers and business owners are at their wits end on what to do about this crime and all of the thefts, as you may know, many of them have already actually hired their own security and

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city. the ownership group is going back next week. onity council will study the documents. on july 20th, it is the main event, the nonbinding but very important vote by the city council on the terminal project. yesterday, someone won the vote. it would be his seventh parents overall. his kids will be able to join him in denver. >> i am excited for my kids. they are almost 10. tod will be one theyare gog remember. >> one of the most incredible dreams -- games in baseball history happened today in 1963. each through 16 innings. one was 42 years old. the other was 25. tithe hehe n th that waepic. sports on abc7 is sponsored by river rock casino. i remember it like it was just yesterday. just kidding. >> let's go back to the oakland a's deal. it is so complex and difficult and so controversial. how do you think it is going to play out in the next few weeks. >> there is negotiating that needs to be done. the a's believe they need both in the structure financing districts, one covers the howard terminal site, one covers the greater area of oak

the a's have previously said a yes vote on the city plan was a no vote on their plan. >> it was something we had never seen. that could be a good thing, a bad thing. we need to dig in and analyze all aspects of. that >> reporter: fans leaving tuesday's game frustrated. the mayor says the city assumed responsibility for the offsite approved city plan. but the primary difference is funding for the community benefits funds. the mayor even taking aim atlas vegas. >> oakland offers something that no other city in the world can offer. the views from howard terminal are equal to none. and it is true it is 104 degrees in las vegas today. it is a nice 72 degrees here in oakland. >> reporter: as for what comes next, a finalize the environmental plan also is finalized. a binding development agreement is needed. the a's would like to see this done by the end of the year or the fall. a long way to go. >> we sent out a push alert about the oakland city council's vote. you'll be the first to know. >>> developing news out of county where firefighters ares are fighting the bixby fire. >>> the tamarack fir

in one city, the equivalent of a year's average rainfall has fallen in just three days. here the government is allowing only those with proof of vaccination, immunity or a negative covid test to visit most museums, cinemas and theme parks. this is the testing centre outside of the eiffel tower in paris, and in august, this pass will be needed for restaurants, cafes and shopping centres. the country is in a fourth wave, and a big part of this is to persuade people to have a vaccine. this is how the case of have risen over the past month. on wednesday the president said almost all of the new cases reported the day before were among the unvaccinated. 42% of the french population has been fully vaccinated and the new policy is designed to increase that number. here's french member of the european parliament and physician veronique trillet—lenoir. the government is now working out, going to the people who maybe do not have the information or are not able to go to pharmacies or vaccination centres. there are some people in this situation. most of the people who do not yet get v

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you can see the city of san francisco all lit up on this wednesday. it's 4:41. >>> jeff bezos got much of the attention at the lawn of yesterday but another member of the flight team made history, becoming the oldest person to travel into space at 82 years old. from thewomerc13program. thinthoswho in space and some some cases passed them but never got the opportunity to live out her dream until now. >> i love it. >> thank you. >> had a great time it. was wonderful. i want to go again, fast. >> isn't she great? gayle king sat down with jeff and his brother after their historic trip. you can watch the full interview on cbs this morning starting at seven. >> we love her. >>> time for your money watch report. a new way for content creators to get paid on youtube and the big vote today for infrastructure. here is diane king hall. >>> stocks surged on tuesday making up much of what was lost the day before. the dow rallied 549 points, the nasdaq added 223 and the s&p500 was up 64. >>> shares of chipotle jumped 4% in after hours trading. the chain said that q

this is kron 4 news at 3. >> now at 3 one step closer to a new ballpark. the oakland city council approves an amended plan to the oakland a's howard terminal, but the team isn't so pleased. thanks for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm sanaz tahernia. the future of the a's in oakland is still up in the air. this despite the city council voting to approve non-binding term sheet today which could pave the way for a development agreement for a waterfront ballpark at howard terminal. but as kron four's sleep at all. explains. the team does not agree with all of the terms voted on earlier today. >> by a vote of 6 to one with one abstention early tuesday afternoon. oakland city council to approve a term sheet with the oakland athletics. the non-binding agreement could allow the city and the a's to continue negotiating toward a binding development agreement for the taste proposed 1 billion dollars stadium at howard terminal part of a 12 billion dollar waterfront development project problem is the a's have not agreed to all of the language in the term that includes amendmen

>> we'll take a break for 39 coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a car crash has people in one bay area city complaining about drivers speeding through their neighborhood. well, more on that in a minute. >> all right. got all the good old. >> some pretty exciting moments here. a video showing us the u.s. coast guard rescuing a man who small boat capsized in san francisco bay. the coast guard says a helicopter found the man in his overturned boat up to prawns bluff point. and here you can see that coast guard rescue swimmer being lowered into the water. the boater was then hoisted up to that helicopter where they all returned to the a coast guard air station there in san francisco that person is going to be just fine. but some pretty tense and exciting moments there during the rescue. all right. 4.43. let's bring it back into the studio. we've got eric is standing by with a check of our weather and traffic this morning. good morning, erica. good morning, james. so the excessive heat watches actually been upgraded to an excessive heat warning come tomorrow through the weekend. in the meantime,

in every community, every city from san francisco on the west coast, to new york city on the east coast i'm sure the american people recall vividly the tall ships of new york harbor. the various other celebrations in philadelphia, and in washington d.c.. it was a magnificent expression of america, of our happiness, democracy under a constitutional government that work. >> gerald ford's own future would be advanced that summer by the republican convention. but only after he had beaten back a divisive challenge in the primaries from conservative champion ronald reagan of california. >> mister chairman, delegates to this republican convention, i am honored by your nomination and i accept it. we will wage a winning campaign and every region of this country, from the snowy banks of minnesota to the sandy plains of georgia. >> bradley trailing democratic candidate jimmy carter in the polls. ford knew he had his work cut out for him. >> he was a very good governor, and he had broad views, on a number of national and international problems and challenges. but again, it was a race of an outsider

the a's submitted to the city in january and made public in april is what is on the table. what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiating recommendations made by city staff. the term sheet is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's. >> the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward. we had another downtown site that failed at laney. >> we looked at all the additional options we met with major league baseball. they've been very clear that the coliseum site is not in the future for baseball. in the 21st century. we need a downtown urban location and that is howard terminal. one sticking point is that the city wants the athletics to commit to a non relocation agreement. >> that would remain valid for at least 45 years. the a's have countered with 20 years. the council is scheduled to vote on the term sheet. july 20th. >> but even if approved, it's unclear when or if the project will ever break ground phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> phillips point that raised some eyebrow

write down your thoughts about what makes the city shine and thing them on trees that will around the city. >>> recology is paying people a refund. get it through a payment app or a physical check. the average household will get $190 back. ratepayers are getting refunds because of a settlement reached between them stemming from the city hall corruption scandal. >>> neutrageno and aveeno products are being recalled. some samples were found to have low-levels of benzene. it can cause cancer. the effected ones are: >> people can contact j.&j. for a refund but the products should not be used they are being recalled. good to wear sunscreen when we go outside and to fight off of the wind it does not do much for news no. >> we did get sun here in san francisco. >> yes, we saw blue skies and it brightened up a little bit. the temperatures responded today. it was a little warmer thanks to that extra sun. yes, it has been a breezy pattern we have been in. let me slow you what we have been dealing with. this time of the year we will take the breezy, take the cooler than average, some cities belo

i think it's going to make an impact on our city. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you ms. leadbetter for your service and your work on the inaugural effort. with that, going once going twice, ms. friedenbach. wow. right there on time. [laughter] >> yeah, can you guys hear me? >> supervisor peskin: yes, we can hear you. i want to thank you for proposition c while we have the chance. >> that was the really complicated entry on to this. for some reason, it wasn't letting me unmute myself. my apologies. i've been really humbled and honored to be part of this process from the beginning in terms of prop c. this journey has been a long one. it's been around a lot of years. it has really been about from the very beginning trying to make sure that the most impoverished san franciscan who are disproportionately black and brown have access to housing and have the ability to thrive and we can end this immoral tragedy that folks have been forced experience. it's been a whirlwind on the oversight committee. i've been very honored t

groups including the aclu are suing the city on behalf of six people who live in rvs. hose are the plaintiffs, they claim their mountain view residents who have tied to the city through work or their children's school. the city of mountain view says it is evaluating that lawsuit. >>> more road closures coming this weekend as caltran continues to do major road work on 242. the closure begins at 10:00 p.m. and continues until monday at 10:00 a.m. northbound lanes will be closed over night but one lane will be reopened during the daytime. signs will be posted but drivers are warranted to expect delays and allowing extra travel time. just in time for summer break. the popular park that just expanded its opening for you and your kids. >> yeah! delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opp