(jean-philippe willaume) yes. island. 10 communes, 180,000 inhabitants, but everybody knows everybody. (lorena navarro) our lifestyle here is unique. we have a slower pace, it's calmer, more poised than elsewhere. everything happens more slowly here! we honour our traditional way of life and customs. helping each other out is at the core of our values. solidarity is fundamental to chilotes. (jean-philippe willaume) yes! people are very kind... - people haven't lost touch with traditional values. (jean-philippe willaume) look at the apples. - last year, we made some chicha. - yes. chilote cider. - what? - yes. - yes, natural resources are abundant here. - yes, my area of expertise is protecting the coast. so i focus on the issues linked to the sea. so, the aquacultural industries, fishing, problems linked to pollution. mussel and salmon farming are thriving industries here. the inland sea is saturated with aquacultural concessions, which generate a range of waste products. there was a red tide last year. (cyril chr

, and philippe in his naval carrier in 1951.s when the princess's father, a heavy smoker, has surgery after doctors report, quote, structural strangers changes in the law. >> he had a lung removed, and there was hope that he would make a full recovery. >> the king was suffering from cancer that they never talked about in those days. >> it was in denial, really, about how ill he was. he wanted to keep it from his family as much as possible. >> he never wanted to be talking, so i think for george, really, the stress of having to take on that mental burden, and the sovereignty, plus the cancer, made him a very sickly man. >> four months after the surgery, king george sees elizabeth and philippe off as the couple embarks on a six month commonwealth tour, the first stop is kenya. >> she was in the bush hotel, if you like, whole tree tops. and she was telling the person that owned the place, i had a legend from papa, and he's feeling better. and he's feeling better today. almost when she said this, he was dying. >> 4000 miles away, le

philippe djegal kron. 4 well, some swimmers made waves this morning during the 17th annual swim across america event in san francisco. the swimmers leaving. >> little marina green and swam 1.5 miles to aquatic park in san francisco this morning, hundreds of swimmers and volunteers raising more than $50,000 for local charities and cancer research programs. across america is a national organization holding open water swims from boston and you can get all the way here under the golden gate bridge to make waves to for hold. all right. coming up, a major threat in the caribbean. tropical storm and gaining strength. >> as it's forecast to turn toward the sunshine state. >> plus pg and e being blamed for starting the largest wildfire in california this year. details on the newly filed lawsuit. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> a new lawsuit claims that pg and e started the largest wildfire of this season. the suit s

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> wildfire smoke is not helping the efforts to clean up the air. the recent stanford study says the smoke levels are increasing and could reverse any progress being made by the clean air act. the study found a 27 fold increase in the number of people coping with extreme smoke days in the past decade in 2020 alone, 25 million people were affected by dangerous smoke. it's been leaked to chronic heart and lung problems. speaking of wildfires, all evacuation orders have been lifted in the mosquito fire. that's pretty between sacramento and lake tahoe. this week's rain really helped crews getting containment up to 60% by this morning. the fire has burned more than 76,000 acres but destroyed nearly 80 buildings, including homes, but things are expected to heat up again this week, which is potentially a problem up around the mill fire in northern california. and of course, around the mosquito fire, even as progress is being made there. such great news to see that progress being made to fire largest fire burning in the state. up to this point this year. no

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, judith goodner is now behind bars, charged with murder. >> turns out oakley. police say 74 year-old judith goodner his claim of self-defense justifying the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz does not pan out. investigators say video evidence points to murder. a surprising twist for neighbors. crazy. you never know. we live by on may. 20th police say they learned goodner had a restraining order against ortiz after she shot him in the front of her home on west cypress road. >> what police say they did not know at the time and discovered during the course of their investigation. is that goodner and ortiz were involved in an intimate relationship. in fact, investigators say goodner picked ortiz up who also lives in oakley and brought her to his house before opening fire. i think the police have done their due diligence and if they got they got last week goodner was arrested and booked into jail for murder. >> this week, the contra costa county district attorney's office charged her with that trying to use it. it is a friend and lawyer jam

at first, the brazilian philipp mass in a ferrari was in the lead, but at the first pit stop he startedefore the signal and dragged a stuck fuel hose behind him. because of this, i missed time and the race was won by fernando alonsona, but only thanks to the maneuvers of a comrade nelson's pique team. here they intend to crash into a fence on the track and the safety car drove out to reduce the speed of the riders. and this allowed alonso, who lagged behind to get ahead , the investigation confirmed the guilt of the peak, but the grand prix remained with alons. 120 years ago, on september 28, 1902 , vladimir myasishchev was born, the creator of many ultra-modern aircraft in the thirtieth, he participated in the development of legendary machines, tb-1 and tb-3 during the war years, set up production, diving bombers, and in the forty-fifth his design bureau disbanded. well, they revived after 6 years and in a short time. he made the world's first jet heavy strategic bomber, which entered service with the m4 fan classification, of course, the m4 could carry nuclear weapons and reach the un

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6. the royal family visits windsor today to view tributes in honor of the queen. we have a live report from england just ahead. >> and happy birthday goes out to bar celebrations rang out in oakland today, including the opening of the 30 year old time capsule. going to take a look inside. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! >> welcome back. bart is celebrating 50 years in operation this month. the transportation agency held an event at the lake merritt bart station and plaza today. transportation secretary pete buttigie

kron four's philippe has the story. >> a peaceful line to a tense situation. police, you know, guns point of the place. 34 you, jake of renders to pleasanton police 3 hours after a distressed woman left her home at the civic square apartments on bernal avenue. police say she told investigators mock was still inside armed with a handgun. those a for good. now just before 08:30am, in the morning, neighbors were asked to shelter in place while the police department's crisis negotiation team worked on mock, giving himself up. >> the victim's mother tells kron for her daughter is in her 30's. and mark is her boyfriend this morning. there was a dispute up there. she was screaming are nick post tag lives below the apartment in question and says it's been a distraction for months. this is the second time the ssat teams been out here. >> i they were out here maybe 4 months ago. my daughter was i supposed to going to school. >> she stepped out on the total. go back inside. the complex is directly across from the police department. so officers arrived quickly. patrick re

philippe djegal has update for us. >> it's been 8 years since rose baby was handed the keys to her home and some probably built by habitat for humanity, east bay, valley. and in that she has raised 3 kids who are all now off to on saturday. she stopped by the esperanza place construction site in walnut creek to lend a helping hand knowing how grateful to those on the receiving end of project. appreciate this life changing bill. you look at people sitting next. you know, you don't know their housing situation. so to know that people who are working with you are getting something that they need. it's awesome. baby was flanked by volunteers with kaiser permanente. senior vice president and area manager for the health system's apple service area. boyd case is developing sponsor having pledged $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project within the next 4 years. many in our community have been priced out of living here. >> so this is our attempt to get some to come back. the community will feature 42 affordable townhomes for families with low to moderate it's located on last month thi

kron four's philippe spoke with police about what led to a murder charge. >> on may, 20th oakley police not arrest. 74 year-old judith goodner for the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz. she was allowed to eventually return home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order. lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. >> of what made her intention was despite good news, fr

philippe djegal reports. >> a dog was attacked by a coyote at the contra loma regional park. >> a coyote snuck up on a small dog and its owner monday morning in antioch, dragging the animal away before the owner chased it down and contra loma regional park and recovered her pet. fortunately, the east bay regional park district says the dog is expected to survive. certainly off-leash dogs very high risk, especially small ones because they are. >> very tempting to but in this case, wildlife program manager doug bell says the dog was least the woman that was walking her dog. and you're been tense since she really totally aware her surroundings. and the county came up from behind. >> and grab the on leash. the bigger concern bill says is that the coyote was not intimidated by the woman or maybe humans in general, they get more brazen and more brave and everything else. so. >> the doing, you know, people aren't just scaring them off. so they're coming in closer. still, dog owners are advised to follow the signs and keep your pets tethered regardless. it never off a leash. >> he's a big guy an

the unnamed officers are currently out on administrative leave in antioch, philippe all kron. 4 9. well in the north bay, vallejo police are investigating a shooting that happened. >> the front of a high school that ended up injuring a staff member. >> what happened just before 4 yesterday afternoon in front of the late hall high school. police say several students got into a fight with the group. and then when the staff member both defied up, investigators also say some of the men drove away in a dark colored sedan while shooting back towards the remaining group. the victim was hit by at least one bullet and taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the school was briefly placed on lockdown. the school will resume classes today and will have increased safety officers and a police department presence there. well, an update on the shooting at oakland middle school late last month. the shooting happened just after recess on monday, august 29th james madison, middle school. that's on the campus of mass and park academy. investigators say the alameda county district att

district says the dog was recently attacked by a coyote at contra loma regional park and kron four's philippe chagall has that story. >> coyote was so comfortable around humans. it snatched a small dog from its owner's leash. an antioch monday morning at contra loma regional park. they get more brazen and more brave and everything else. so. >> the doing, you know, people aren't just scaring them off. so they're coming in closer wildlife program manager for the east bay regional park district. doug bell says there have been several coyote sightings and reports of some kind of these following people. but this is the first attack on a dog district-wide this year. little bit unusual that this county was bold enough to go right up to the person essentially taking off when she in this case. bell says the attack could have been avoided if the dog owner was not wearing ear buds and was paying closer attention to surroundings. you never even saw it coming up. all seen it. all she heard was a dog. >> then, you know, screaming. and so she turned around and started screaming ran off with the woman chase

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> there were no obvious signs. 24 year-old devin williams junior has been struggling with his mental health or that he was prone to snap and commit murder says lieutenant ray kelly, none of his fellow employees or personnel reported any type of incidents to u.s.. lieutenant kelly speaks for the alameda county sheriff's office which employs doing his work for the agency for a year. a sign to its court services division in oakland prior to joining the sheriff's office. he worked in his hometown for the stockton police department somewhere in the last several months of his life. some significant events happened that led up to this moment. a lot of those events when undiscovered and and disclosed. and we're going to be looking into that after working a full shift at the courthouse tuesday, then picking up an overtime shift at the santa rita jail. investigators say williams made his way to a home on the 3100 block of colebrook lane in dublin, dublin police chief garrett holmes says officers responded to an emergency call from inside the house. a

things right now, patients were offered a free flu shot if they wanted it. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal ael kron, 4 >> well, covid vaccines and prior infections have made receiving the virus less risky. but recent reports show that hundreds are still dying from covid every day. currently, the united states is averaging about 320 daily coronavirus deaths. it was above 400 before labor day. most of the victims are the elderly or those with underlying health conditions and compromised immune systems. according to an analysis by the wall street journal, 85% of people who died from covid-19 through august. we're 65 years or older. that rate is similar to twenty-twenty peaks before vaccines were available. breakthrough scientific research, vaccines have been developed and distributed in record time. and now a doctor in st. louis is pushing the science even further in less than 2 years. doctor david curio and fellow washington university doctor mike diamond develop a vaccine that's delivered through the nasal canal, hitting covid at its core curry. ul says the nasal vaccine has many adv

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 9 people don't have a place to call home tonight after a driver who police say was under the influence, plowed into their homes and happened on crab apple way shortly after one 30 this morning, the car hit another vehicle, then crashed into a townhouse. nobody was hurt. 2 units of that building are red tank because of the damage. we talked to somebody who lives near the scene. he said the crash will come up in the middle of the night. >> and they came out. >> the whole evidence and then make it i don't. i mean, you know what? >> this all happened in san jose. it's not clear how many people were inside the car when it crashed. a driver is now in custody. one passenger with minor injuries was taken to a hospital. police are still investigating the incident. >> san jose police say they issued 21 citations to drivers yesterday. 4 violations, including yielding not yielding t pedestrians. it was a crackdown happening less than a week after an 8 year-old boy was hit and killed by a driver near his grade school. some officers were even acting as pedestri

well, tips for high in the far east bay reaching triple digits in the city of brentwood kron four's philippe shows us where people want to try to cool off. >> as the scorching sun hovers above the line outside the great one family aquatic complex stretches outside the gate trying beat the heat. demand was high for a saturday afternoon in the water. this after the city of brentwood announced the complex will be closed sunday through tuesday. out of an abundance of caution. the city is discouraging people from prolonged exposure to the excessive heat. we have plenty water. >> you know, plenty of room, plenty of food to just keep people hydrated and keep people fed and so we can do and being pulled by the early afternoon. the temperature had already reached the mid 90's. we are open for the community to come in and enjoy the cool air is still a few people showed up to the community center on oak street. the city is making it available as a cooling center. >> sure, we get some people coming in open saturday and will continue to host people looking to cool down from 11 in the morning until 6 o'cl

kron four's philippe djegal explains what led to his arrest. less than 12 hours after he allegedly shot and killed a 42 year-old woman and her 58 year-old husband in their dublin home. 24 year-old alameda county sheriff's deputy devon williams junior. >> reached out to police received a call from the suspect. he wanted to turn himself in before noon wednesday. dublin police chief garrett home stating during a news conference that he spoke with the suspect, a conversation that lasted about 45 minutes during that conversation. really keep him on the phone line and a direct the chp units down to the area near coalinga to take the suspect safely into custody at around 12. 45 early in the morning, police responded to a 9-1-1 call from a house on the 3100 block of colebrook lane. a relative of the couple killed stated an intruder had entered the house and opened fire. the couple was pronounced dead inside their home. lieutenant ray kelly says williams and the couple knew each other. but the motive is unclear. in shock. as you can see, the dublin poli

philippe all kron. 4 >> in san jose, a police are saying that they have tracked down a man wanted inborder. it happened about 10, 30 thursday night in the area of william street and 24th. that's near the walmart super center, a woman and a man were shot to the woman died on the scene. less than 24 hours later. and with the help of the chp, investigators did arrest the suspect at the border between san ysidro in tijuana as he allegedly trying to leave the country. a chp, a sergeant the san jose department say they've got a message for criminals. >> we have had this year suspects flee to mexico. we have had a lot of success working with mexican authorities as well as the u.s. marshals and getting cooperation and bringing the suspects back something. that's another message you can run. we will find you. we will bring him back. >> and police are investigating the relationship between the victims and that suspect. the names will be released later this week. and in the meantime, this is homicide. 27 of the year for san jose. >> contra costa county district attorney's office announced today

philippe reports emergency rooms are bracing for a busy stretch. >> emergency departments up and down the state are dreading the influx of patients expected over the labor day holiday weekend. part of these big weekends i get i do get nervous. that's because registered nurse tammy knows what's likely coming. she manages the emergency department at dignity health's dominican hospital in santa cruz. typically she says her hospital sees a 25% increase in patients this time of the year and leading up to the weekend. green says her staff has been clearing space, ensuring that all patients who are appropriately ready and able to go home. >> we're getting them discharged and home prior to the weekend. that way, we have more availability within the hospital. should we need to admit more patients? green says alcohol is a driving factor associated with injuries. whether people are drinking and boating or driving were drinking and being active without proper hydration, even younger people. we've had people in their 20's have to come into the emergency department experiencing heat heat, stroke an

the state has now made it easier to kill wild pixar kron four's philippe djegal talk to the legislatorwrote the bill. >> what has long been a problem for farmers, ranchers and vintners has now strolled into suburban neighborhoods accelerated by the drought. wild pigs, desperate for food are destroying property to feed themselves. but now landowners have less red tape to break through to mitigate the damage. i feel pretty good. we've worked this state. senator bill dodd authored sb 8.56, which unanimously passed the state senate and assembly before governor gavin newsom signed into law thursday. this is a serious problem. it is now illegal for someone to release feral pigs in the wild. and whereas in the past victims of pig than needed to file a wildlife incident report with the california department of fish and wildlife. then wait for an approved depredation permit to kill the pigs at the start of the next year. that will no longer be the case. what happens now is is you don't have to wait for depredation permit. >> so, you know, it's particularly if you're a farmer or rancher every da

he continues now with kron four's philippe de gaulle. hey, reports from livermore where the temperatures hit triple digits today. >> and shows us how hot it gets on the ground. >> often a popular place for young families through the late morning allman park in livermore was barren thursday due to the heat. leah lost and her 2 year-old daughter nora, pretty much had the place to themselves. it's nice just to feel the sun. but after 20 minutes, i think we're good. that's because much of the play structure was too dangerous to touch before noon during the visit. >> the temperature had already reached 90 degrees. slides are usually pretty have here. and she's right. in fact, everything on the playground at 90 degrees get significantly hotter to the touch. the swings range from 105 degrees to 120 degrees and the blue swings about the same and around 118 degrees. remember to keep young people protected or they will burn the wood chips registering at 125 degrees. >> record does not do well in the heat, especially tires. this seesaw can burn a c

it was hard for the people that live there as kron four's philippe reports one of the most popular places to cool off is actually closed to visitors. >> devin mason is one of the few brave enough to hit up the skate park on griffith lane in brentwood tuesday exposed to the scorching elements that could his routine short. i usually hit. >> pretty early because of you know, it's like a guy trying to get here like 9, 30 10 o'clock. but by the time, his new is definite 100 degree. he thought about taking a dip at the brentwood family aquatic complex next door. only to learn the city closed it down sunday through tuesday. due excessive heat to do was open. i'm going to pull here about 7 or 8 years. but the highest we've seen so far. >> and out walking. yeah, try to get it. and steve bellone jumped outside for a little bit just to get his stepson and was disappointed he could not take his kids into the water later, one of the hardest times of the year its heart using through october. they seem to be closing the cause early every year. so i don't know. on saturday, families rushed to the aquatic

disproportionate amount of deaths in people of color who are being treated for covid kron four's philippedely used in hospitals, clinics and at home for covid-19 and other ailments. the devices used to measure blood oxygen levels and is a key determining factor in how a person is treated. sutter. health now says these devices are flawed, racially biased and cannot be trusted. pulse oximeters are not as accurate with darker skin individuals. the fda really should immediately evaluate its policies around approving pul.e oximeters for clinical use. a new study released by center health in the american journal of epidemiology shows that the noninvasive device that often sits on fingertips is biased towards black skin. >> the research finds it overestimates the amount of oxygen in blood. we also found that the systematic overestimation because of existing treatment guidelines which use the pa stocks level as a key trigger. for clinical action. >> was associated with around a 5 hour delay in covid-19 treatment for black patients as well as delays and time to supplemental oxygen. dexamethasone t

kron four's philippe djegal reports how the state is asking everybody to conserve power. >> by taking simple steps to cool your home outside flex alert hours. you're helping everyone across the state. it's going to be hot. we want for our customers to be prepared jeanne spokesperson tom are sarkissian home says the utility does not plan on initiating any public safety power shut-offs in the next 7 days with the company joins the california independent system operator which manages the state's power grid in calling on customers to help relieve stress on tightening power supplies, thermostat to 78 degrees or higher health permitting. if you can just get by with the fam, that's even better. but we want to make sure that people are healthy and safe. cal iso expects to issue multiple flex alerts in the next 7 days. the first alert was issued wednesday and it's been extended through thursday. it's a called everyone up and down the state to conserve as much energy from 4 o'clock in the late afternoon until 9 o'clock at night. if you have an electric vehicle that needs to be charged. >> we as

two years later, elizabeth and philippe welcome daughter and.ides in -- phillips and his naval career in 51. that same year, the family and the country face a crisis when the princess's father, a heavy smoker, has surgery after doctors report, quote, structural changes in the long. >> he had a lung removed. there was hope that he would make a full recovery. >> the king was suffering from cancer. nobody talked about it in those days. >> he was in denial, really about how ill he was. he wanted to keep it from his family as much as possible. >> he never wanted to be king. i think, for george, really, the stress of having to take on that mantle, the burden of sovereignty, plus the cancer, made him a very sickly man. >> four months after the surgery, king george sees elizabeth and philippe off as the couple embarks on a six month commonwealth tour. first up is kenya. >> she was in a bush hotel, if you like, over treetops. she was telling the person -- i had a letter from papa, he's feeling better, he went shooting today. -- he was dying. >> 4000 mile

so in an effort to lessen the stress on the power grid kron four's philippe to call reports the state issued a flex alert today asking everybody to conserve power. >> through the long holiday weekend, the california independent system operator expects to issue multiple flex alerts a cold, everyoneeup and down the state to conserve as much energy from 4 o'clock in the late afternoon until 9 o'clock at night. the first alert was issued wednesday and it's been extended through thursday. intense weather events like these call for all of us to do our part. cal iso operates the state's power grid in says if we don't, conserve inaction could lead to power outages. taking simple steps can help everyone. these include raising your thermostat to 78 degrees. >> avoiding the use of large appliances and turning off unnecessary lights pg and e is paying close attention to the weather conditions. and at this time the utility does not plan on initiating any public safety power shut-offs in the next 7 days, even though it's very hot psps looks at a multiple sets of factors. so it's not just the heat.

the temperatures there have been in the triple digits since the late morning as kron four's philippes to cool off. >> was closed. >> devin mason is one of the few brave enough to hit up the skate park on griffith lane in brentwood tuesday exposed to the scorching elements that could his routine short. i usually hit. >> pretty early because of you know, it's like a trying to get here like 9, 30 10 o'clock. but by the time, his new is definite 100 degree. he thought about taking a dip at the brentwood family aquatic complex next door. only to learn the city closed it down sunday through tuesday. due excessive heat to do was open. i'm going to pull a gun here about 7 or 8 years. but the highest we've seen so far. >> and out try to get it in. steve bellone jumped outside for a little bit just to get his stepson and was disappointed he could not take his kids into the water later, one of the hardest times of the year its heart using through october. they seem to be closing the cause early every year. so i don't know. on saturday, families rushed to the aquatic complex after the city annou

well, our team coverage on the excessive heat continues with kron four's philippe to go all reports from livermore where the temperatures hit. i think 106 today he has more from livermore. >> before noon here at in park. in livermore. the temperature outside was already 90 degrees. but on the surface, everything here on the playground is much warmer. it's pretty stifling out today. through the late morning, the park was like a ghost town with most people avoiding the rising temperatures. but leah lusk and her 2 year-old daughter, nora wanted to spend some time outside before the temperatures hit triple digits. the swings are butner said the slides are pretty high and she's right. in fact, everything on the playground at 90 degrees get significantly hotter to the touch. the swings range from 105 degrees to 120 degrees and the blue swings about the same and around 118 degrees. remember to keep young people protected or they will burn the wood chips registering at 125 degrees. >> rubber does not do well in the heat, especially tires. this seesaw can burn a child's skin at 153 degrees. it's

so teaneck was deeply impacted by philippe pannell's shooting in the 90s. this? or is this still on the hearts and minds of the residents there today? >> well, what is really interesting is that, you know, and they recently, after the george floyd killing, tried to put up some black lives matter movement murals. and many of the people who are fighting for these murals have never heard the name philip pannell. and that just goes to show that, now, his name was not on the minds and hearts of the people of america. it was really swept under the rug, his story. >> tell me about what drew you to this story, and how you, or why did you want to bring it to life? >> so, i was always interested in this story for a couple reasons. firstly, obviously, this has been something in the news recently, but in the 90s, this occurred in the 90s. and interestingly enough, it was sort of the beginning of the modern-day black lives matter movement, as we know it, with the exception of the fact that there were no cameras then. but it was the beginning of al sharpton, seeing how s

philippe all kron 4 time now for the 4 zone forecast.hot over downtown san francisco on hot summer night. it's still summer, i guess and it is a friday night. don't forget cam and don't forget the it's going to be a hot weekend. it really is. yeah. let's take a look at your labor day weekend getaway forecast because >> i know a lot of you want to escape the heat and head to the sierras. so take advantage of the cooler weather special. if you if you plan on visiting truckee or south lake tahoe, your getaway forecast right now, san francisco international airport tracking crystal clear skies for your friday night or as capital likes to call it friday, right? let's take a look at your truckee and south lake tahoe forecasts are tracking very dry, clear conditions there as well. not going to be as hot as how it will be for most bay area inland valley. so we're going to see mild temperatures for most of this year, specifically the western half downright hot as you make your way towards reno and carson city mid to upper 90's there. but truckee

rishaad: that's philippe? what a time to come to the market. this is quite something.e talking about the stock exchange. yvonne: top of the range. rishaad: 75%. that's the interesting thing here. will they get rid of their conglomerate discount? take a look at the valuation. about 75 billion euros. it's market cap is 86 billion. there you go. it's a new discount. david: imagine 82.50. rishaad: 12.5% being retained by the inheritance of ferdinand. david: for those that couldn't afford the car, you can buy the stocks. yvonne: that's a big thing for them. rishaad: they need money for that. yvonne: plenty more to come. a look ahead to that portion debut happening in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. we are looking under the hood here. a couple of sectors to watch. biotech rings here. this is really connected to what happened with biogen and we are watching some of these things and south korea and across the region. we talk about the debuts. yvonne: the worst trading debut of 2022. dropping more than 30% right now. one falling almost 8%. we are s

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and as kron four's philippe de gaulle reports, most of the patients were stopping by for their second dose. >> the number of positive m-pox cases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the city has the second highest case rate in the state. strengthening the need to get more vaccine into the lgbtq community. it's really great to be able to just have people take care of it as soon as possible. on saturday, kaiser permanente held a free clinic at city center on geary boulevard in san francisco. it was open to members and non-members. and kaiser says 80% of those who showed up received their second dose. it was important i mean, if the seemed really bad, if you got it. so and i just thought it was a no-brainer. this comes a day after we learned the state has approved more than 41 million dollars in emergency funding to help combat the m-pox outbreak. once we get the, you know, have the stock unable to do it, you'll find that. >> most of our community will take care of ourselves in the right way. and therefore prevent monkeypox. this was kaiser's 3rd satu

kingdom of great britain in northern ireland is slowly and rightfully come to the prince charles philipper george. we, therefore, the lords spiritual and temporal of this ram, members of the house of commons together with other members of the late majesties pretty council, the representatives of the realms of territories, the citizens of london and others, we hereby, with one voice's, with the consent of tongue and heart, publish and pro claim that prince charles phillip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful leach l'orange. charles the third. by the grace of god, the united kingdom, a northern island, all the other realms and territories, he is king, head of the commonwealth defender of the faith. to whom we do acknowledge all of our face and obedience with humble affection. beseeching god, by whom kings and queens to rein, to bless his majesty with long and happy years to rain over us. given this at st. james's palace, it is the tenth day of our september, 2022. [noise] number two! [noise] >> load! number three! fire

kron four's philippe djegal shows us how homeowners are trying to protect their lawns. often they be sure the long so i have to remove the that nick and has given up on ever having a traditional lawn again. this after wild pigs on nearly a half dozen separate occasions have dug up his grass and conquered the past 2 months. thousands dollars in repairs it is switching to bark and drought-resistant landscaping. other neighbors have added nets to their lawns to keep the pigs from feasting on their property. >> and the canyon creek neighborhood homeowners association, has hired a trapping company to lay traps in the community. but the pigs have alluded capture and have been seen in the area as recently as last week. probably 75% of my lonnie was destroyed. wild pig damage is a statewide problem. on thursday, the california department of fish and wildlife held a virtual forum to explore potential solutions to the problem. the senate bill awaiting governor gavin newsom signature would loosen laws protecting picked damage mitigation that the beginning like people are looking e

philippe djegal has the latest on that investigation. >> on wednesday, investigators with the contra costa county district attorney's office, internet crimes against children, task force arrested. 41 year-old nicholas mose be he is currently a teacher at diablo vista, middle school in danville and has worked as a cheerleading instructor in the area for several years. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> this man is working in the tri valley for a decade teaching hundreds of girls of all ages elementary, middle high school. there's more to tell the story. moves be has been charged with one count of committing a lewd act upon a child. and one count of distributing or showing to a minor. >> a mother who wants to remain anonymous says most be was her 16 year-old daughter's cheerleading coach for 4 years at newark, san ramon and says at times he made her feel uncomfortable, not touching, but she did say. >> she knew that everyone knows he's where this mother is upset because she says the san ramon valley unified school district did not immediately notify parents of most these arrest. we're

it was held by kaiser permanente to try and reduce the spread of the disease as kron four's philippe djegal reports, most patients were stopping by. >> for their second dose. >> the number of positive m-pox cases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the city has the second highest case rate in the state. strengthening the need to get more vaccine into the lgbtq community. it's really great to be able to just have people take care of it as soon as possible. on saturday, kaiser permanente held a free clinic at city center on geary boulevard in san francisco. it was open to members and non-members. and kaiser says 80% of those who showed up received their second dose. it was important i mean, if the seemed really bad, if you got it. so and i just thought it was a no-brainer. this comes a day after we learned the state has approved more than 41 million dollars in emergency funding to help combat the m-pox outbreak. once we get that. >> you know, to have the stock unabpe to do it, you'll find that. >> most of our community will take care of ourselves in

kron four's philippe gaulle has the story. >> on may, 20th oakley police did not arrest. 74 year-old51 year-old ruben ortiz. she was allowed to eventually return home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order to tenant. roberts says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out in court down the road. of what made her intention was despite good news, friends and family defending her actions as a response to abuse. lieute

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> more to take on the drowned what water officials are planning to make more fresh water available to californians. plus scammers using president biden's student loan forgiveness program to try and get people to give up their personal information. and tropical storm kay unleashing nearly a year's worth of rain in southern california. details southern california. details later this hour. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> welcome back. 9.15, on this saturday night and wild weather hitting southern california as tropical storm kay starts to fall apart and its remnants drenched. the southland residents are dealing with flood watches and high surf advisories as at the coast while inland there fighting wildfires fueled by gusty winds with tropical storm kay veering away from the u.s. mexico border. the now post tropical cyclone. we'll bring those chances of showers and thundersto

kron four's philippe djegal reports. kaiser permanente. volunteers helped out. >> it's been 8 years since rose baby was handed the keys to her home and some built by habitat for humanity, east bay, valley. and in that she has raised 3 kids who are all now off to on saturday. she stopped by the esperanza place construction site walnut creek to lend a helping hand knowing how grateful gaze on the receiving end of project will be seeing this life changing. you look at people sitting next. you know, you don't know their housing situation. so to know that people who are working with you are getting something that they need. it's awesome. baby was flanked by volunteers with kaiser permanente, senior vice president and area manager for the health system's apple service area. boyd the case is developing sponsor having pledged $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project within the next 4 years. many in our community have been priced out of living here. >> so this is our attempt to get some to come back. the community will feature 42 afforda

a coyote attacked a little dog at the contra loma regional park kron four's philippe djegal has thattory. >> a coyote snuck up on a small dog and its owner monday morning in antioch, dragging the animal away for the owner, chased it down and contra loma regional park and recovered her pet. fortunately, the east bay regional park district says the dog is expected to survive. certainly off-leash dogs very high risk, especially small ones because they are. >> very tempting to but in this case, wildlife program manager doug bell says the dog was leashed. the woman that was walking her dog and you're been tense since she really totally aware her surroundings. and the county came up from behind. >> and grab the dog the bigger concern bill says is that the coyote was not intimidated by the woman or maybe humans in general, they get more brazen and more brave and everything else. so. >> the doing, you know, people aren't just scaring them off. so they're coming in closer. still, dog owners are advised to follow the signs and keep your pets tethered regardless. it never off a leash. >> he's a

all eyes are on the state's power grid as we head into that heat wave kron four's philippe djegal hasmorrow's flex alert. >> by taking simple steps to cool your home outside flex alert hours. you're helping everyone across the state. it's going to be hot. we want for our customers to be prepared jeanne spokesperson tom are sarkissian home says the utility does not plan on initiating any public safety power shut-offs in the next 7 days with the company joins the ependent system operator which manages the state's power grid in calling on customers to help relieve stress on tightening power supplies, thermostat to 78 degrees or higher health permitting. if you can just get by with the fam, that's even better. but we want to make sure that people are healthy and safe. cal iso expects to issue multiple flex alerts in the next 7 days. the first alert was issued wednesday and it's been extended through thursday. it's a called everyone up and down the state to conserve as much energy from 4 o'clock in the late afternoon until 9 o'clock at night. if you have an electric vehicle that needs to b

kron four's philippe reports on wednesday. investigators with the contra costa county district attorney's office, internet crimes against children. task force arrested. 41 year-old nicholas mose be. >> he is currently a teacher at diablo vista, middle school in danville and has worked as a cheerleading instructor in the area for several years. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> this man is working in the tri valley for a decade teaching hundreds of girls of all ages elementary, middle high school. there's more to tell the story. moves be has been charged with one count of committing a lewd act upon a child. and one count of distributing or showing to a minor. >> a mother who wants to remain anonymous says most be was her 16 year-old daughter's cheerleading coach for 4 years at newark, san ramon and says it times he made her feel uncomfortable, not touching, but she did say. >> she knew that everyone knows he's where this mother is upset because she says the san ramon valley unified school district did not immediately notify pa

kron four's philippe djegal reports. kaiser permanente. volunteers helped out in the effort. >> it's been 8 years since rose baby was handed the keys to her home and so probably built by habitat for humanity, east bay, valley. and in that she has raised 3 kids who are all now off to on saturday. she stopped by the esperanza place construction site walnut they need. it's awesome. baby was flanked by volunteers with kaiser permanente, senior vice president and area manager for the health system's apple service area. boyd case is developing sponsor having pledged $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project within the next 4 years. many in our community have been priced out of living here. >> so this is our attempt to get some to come back. the community will feature 42 affordable townhomes for families with low to moderate it's located then lost to sway near the pleasant hill, bart station, iron horse trail schools and more public transportation will finish the first 23 sometime in 2023. and that start on the final 19 homes of this ne

kron four's philippe djegal talked with police about what led to that murder charge. >> on may, 20th judith goodner for the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz. she was allowed to eventually return home. the scene of what has now been determined to be a murder. but over the course of a nearly 4 months long investigation which lasted through the summer. oakley police lieutenant robert robert says goodner withheld key information, including that she was intimately involved with ortiz, were not aware that she's not provide us that information. >> the night of the the answer that we were aware of the restraining order. lieutenant robert says goodner filed the restraining order against ortiz but also failed to mention that deadly night. >> that she was the one who picked him up in town and drove into her home on west cypress road before opening fire out front was intentional. was a plan was a premeditated hard to say that based upon the but definitely something that could come out court down the road. >> of what made her intention was despite good news, friends and family defending

now in san francisco kron four's philippe djegal takes a closer look at how. >> the number of positiveases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the city has the second highest case rate in the state. strengthening the need to get more vaccine into the lgbtq community. it's really great to be able to just have people take care of it as soon as possible. on saturday, kaiser permanente held a free clinic at city center on geary boulevard in san francisco. it was open to members and non-members. and kaiser says 80% of those who showed up received their second dose. it was important >> i mean, if the severity seemed really, really bad, if you got it. so and i just thought it was a no-brainer. this comes a day after we learned the state has approved more than 41 million dollars in emergency funding to help combat the m-pox outbreak. once we get that. >> you know, to have the stock unable to do it. you'll find that most of our community will take care of ourielves in the right way. and therefore prevent monkeypox. this was kaiser's 3rd saturday, pop up clin

philippe djegal kron. 4 >> we'll take a look at this at the end of the 1st quarter of today's football game at uc berkeley guide. dogs for the blind introduced its adorable puppy in training ski. very, very cute. he's named after the cal bears mascot ski. excuse me. sorry. the naming dedication is part of a community initiative between califon ix and guide dogs for the blind to help raise awareness for the group's mission and to recruit much-needed bay area volunteers to become puppy raisers. so cute puppy raisers will nurture ski and teach him good house manners and expose him to a variety of situations for the next 12 to 15 months to prepare him for his journey to become a guide dog. after formal training guide. dogs are paired with people who are blind or visually impaired to help them move through the world. much more confidently and safely. what? plenty. yeah. absolutely. and other puppies are great for cuddling, but i'm not this so much right now. coming dangerously close to a hiker in southern california. >> we're hearing from her about her unforgettable encounter. >> major thre

kron four's philippe recalled has their story. >> often they destroyed the long.move the that nic has given up on ever having a traditional lawn again, this after wild pigs on nearly a half dozen separate occasions have dug up his grass and conquered the past 2 months. thousands dollars in repairs it is switching to bark and drought-resistant landscaping. other neighbors have added nets to their lawns to keep the pigs from feasting on their property. >> and the canyon creek neighborhood homeowners association, has hired a trapping company to lay traps in the community. but the pigs have alluded capture and have been seen in the area as recently as last week. probably 75% of my lonnie was destroyed. wild pig damage is a statewide problem. on thursday, the california department of fish and wildlife held a virtual forum to explore potential solutions to the problem. the senate bill awaiting governor gavin newsom signature would loosen laws protecting picked damage mitigation of the beginning. like people are looking even weird to me. what did you do with your long? i