philipp kerkanov. singer, people's artist of russia, larisa dolina.composer, people's artist of russia, oleg gazmanov. and the chairman of the jury, people's artist of russia, igor krutoy. applause to our jury members. excellent. everyone is here. today, like yesterday, our contestants will perform songs from their own repertoire. by the way, this is the first time in 20 years. and there is also an intrigue developing in our competition, because the participants' performances will be assessed on a ten-point scale, from six to ten. but one condition is important. 9 and 10, each member of the jury can put. only twice per evening, well, we are starting the third day of the new wave 2024 competition, and to your applause we will take our places, you know, aglaya, while i was walking, i felt a little like a contestant, and i noticed that you are nervous, yes, because today is your debut on... new wave as a host, i am saying that today i feel like a participant, because i am melting like ice cream from happiness to stand on this stage today, and by the way,

anya lorak eight, philipp kirkorov - 8, larisa dolina - 8 and oleg gazmanov - 8. spit out forever. oh, eric, eric panich, what energy, what drive from this performance and whether the members of our jury got drive, we will find out right now. nikolay baskov, eight, anna asti, eight, igor matvienko, eight, igor krutoy - 10. yes, anya lorok - nine, philipp kirkorov, nine. larisa dolina nine, oleg gosmanov - 10. we thank our jury members, for such a smile, eric panich got high scores. friends, we continue, who's next? charming gongshuang from china. let's see how she performed. well, it was one of the most daring and unusual performances of today's competition day, and let's see how our gongshuangka was rated. nikolay baskov - 9, anna asti, igor matvienko - 10, igor krutoy, eight, anya lorok - 9, philipp kirkorov - 8, larisa dolina - oleg gazmanov misses, and oleg gazmanov 9, now we will see how anatoly performed. russia, you pull out your hand and run, forgetting about all the orders of our roofs, the launch message is just all that is left of you, baby, you pull ou

martha teichner spent the day with philippe petit. >> the red lean is the wire. we know it's 20-feet high at the top of the two posts. >> reporter: on wednesday and thursday, philippe petit will walk across a high-wire in new new york city, the world's largest cathedral. those specks down there, philippe petit and me. >> my love for magnificent places and my love for walking on a tightrope and sharing with an audience my passion has not changed. >> reporter: he's walked this space many times before. but this week's walks will not really be about here and now. they'll be a celebration of that other walk, the one he spectacularly took 50 years ago on august 7th, 1974. between the twin towers, a quarter of a mile up. >> there is somebody out there on a tightrope walk. >> i can see a photograph, and immediately, that pulls me into remembering, remembering not only with my brain, but with my body. >> reporter: he crossed back and forth eight times in 45 minutes. for the oscar-winning documentary "man on wire," he wanted this music. by eric sati. >> the first opening i

high wire artist philippe petit is as fearless now as he was that day.-anchor juju chang with another look. >> all of a sudden, the density of the air is no longer the same. >> with the grace of a dancer, philippe petit floats 20ft above the ground, across a high wire at 74 years old. a mesmerizing display of balance and defiance. you remember me? with his good friend sting serenading his feet on the fields of barley. it's been 50 years since petit's death defying walk between the twin towers, a dot appearing in the sky, capturing the world's imagination. here at saint john's cathedral in new york city, surrounded by hundreds of adoring fans, he's celebrating his place in history. >> it's a lifetime. 50 years. and yet it's nothing. i look, i see all the detail of my work then, as if it were yesterday. >> petit is one of the world's most renowned performance artists, known for his daring walks on wires hundreds of feet above the ground without any safety net. what's your relationship with the wire? >> i spent a lifetime trying to create work in which my w

philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. all right, philippe, thank you so much. >> now to another big story we're following dozens of rv's used to line the street near are set in san francisco until city officials recently ordered them to move out. and as you can see, the rv's did move, but only about a mile or 2 up the road. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> the rv community is now parked behind the san francisco zoo and next to a rehab center. this is creating some trash and safety concerns for people in the area. but families who live in the rv say they don't know where else to go. >> in our view, community has popped up right behind the san francisco zoo. many of these families moved their mobile homes about 2 miles from where they used to park on winston drive near san francisco state after the city started enforcing parking signs, there are no rv's in sight. the coalition on homelessness says as of august 1st, more than 50 low-income families living in rv's. there were forced out. that includes karla hernandez an

philipp kirkorov. thank you, for me. more, there are no too many flowers if they are for philipp kirkhorov. at our festival there is a person who has an exceptional gene pool, he is simply ideal. thank you, ler, i am very pleased that you such. opinion about me, and in general, where did you get the idea that i'm talking about you, timur, i'm talking about the most brutal man, about the official face of beauty, about the ambassador of sexuality, women, fasten your seat belts, we're about to take off, on stage artur pirozhkov, i want to fly to the bottom. i've wanted her for a long time, that my heart is drowning, drowning, drowning at night, the blood boils in my veins, she burst into my life and there's nowhere to go, apparently this is love, and i understand perfectly well, she was created by heaven. i've lost my crush on her, and i need her alone, i want her to the bottom, yes, she, the only one, and who makes everything melt inside me, and i don't need guilt, yes, she, she, who makes my roof fly away, i want her to t

philippe walked along it eight times, with a pole weighing 25 kg without any insurance. finished when i saw that it was going to rain, was immediately arrested for trespassing and not obeying. authorities, but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park, in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mekies made a film about this dizzying walk of philippe petit. this is how this day in history was, who are you? i, a traveler, aeronaut jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale! without ivan, uh, uh, what started, without deception, without a flint, likhodi has locked me in a flint, a pen, self-written ink, magic, you'll get it, the main thing is, vanya, hurry up, so give me a horse, a mechanical one, and hit yourself on the head, you have a cage, where you need to go, that's what they call me, because i'm not taking you where you, a fool, want to go, where you need to go, i can't live without traveling, a flint, he who has a flint in his pocket doesn't need a pen, soon! let's translate from office language, b

nikolay baskov - nine, anna asti, igor matvienko - 10, igor krutoy - eight, anya lorak - 9, philipp kirkorov - 8, larisa dolina, eight, oleg gazmanov skips. oh, oleg gazmanov 9. now we'll see, how. igor krutoy, annie lorak, 8, philipp kirkorov, 7, larisa dolina, 8, oleg gazmanov, 8, let's remember the performance of anaid akapyan. and finally it happened at this competition! wow! we adore this and will force the pleasure in 10! anna asti - 10! igor matvienko - 10! igor krutoy - 10! annie lorak - 10! philip kirkorov - 10! larisa dolina - 10! oleg gosmanov - 10! absolute unanimity and what generosity! and it is deserved! bravo, so now we will see how khvicha luka performed, georgia, you write to me that you will not, leave me everything, without you, don't call me on you, i will not pro, all your calls, no. friends, we continue, the closing of the second competition day, who is this, vova, this is a project, a pocket house, russia, let's sit next to each other and look into each other's eyes, i want to listen to a sensual vyuk under a meek look, the road we are sitting next to each other and..

sergey lazarev, nine, anna asti, eight, igor matvienko, nine, igor krutoy, eight, anni lorak 10, philipphat can i do, so, the scores of our jury, we are in this gristashka itself, only yours you and me, and have been together for so long! so, time to give marks, eight, anna asti, eight, igor matvienko, eight, igor krutoy, nine! and we move on, let's remember the performance of eric akhmetov from russia, i draw i draw you, i draw you, i draw you. i miss you, i'm all mine, my whole background, you look, it's funny, but something from each portrait, you look, we watched the performance, and it's time to find out the marks of our jury, sergey lazarev. eight anna asti igor matvienko eight igor krutoy eight anna lorak seven philipp kirkorov 8 larisa dolina eight and oleg gazmanov - 7. another contestant from russia tsvetkova. let 's see. the wind is changing direction. i'm afraid i've lost you, beyond the edge of the world, beyond the edge of the world, the sun, swung through the vents, love with cherries and a vent, so, the jury's scores: sergey lazarev, seven, anna asti, seven, igor matvienk

martha teichner catches up with aerialist philippe petit, the man who walked a high-wire between newtwin towers. after which, it's back to the present. kelefa sanneh takes note of the music from the man they call jelly roll. plus, the latest on the return of those americans freed by russia and more. it's the first sunday morning of a new month, august 4, 2024, and we will be back in a moment. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with well

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san jose crews have contained a brush fire that spread to several abandoned buildings. started around 12 15 this afternoon, burning 3 to 5 acres. this is near the montague expressway and seeley avenue in north san jose. fortunately, no injuries were reported. >> a growing wildfires forcing evacuations in eldorado county. the crozier fire started around one 30 yesterday morning near slate mountain. that's just northeast of plaster ville. cal fire says that the fire is now more than 700 acres and is only 5% contained. the cause of the fire under investigation. no reports, though, of%injuries or property damage. meanwhile, the state's 4th biggest wildfire ever. the park fire north of chico continues to burn, leaving massive amounts of smoke in the air. more than 630 structures have been destroyed. the extreme heat is creating problems for firefighters on the front lines. the fire is working its way through steep hillsides where crews are working to try to build direct and indirect containment lines. you can see all that smoke. the fire has now grown to

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, people are still advised to remain cautious. >> law enforcement agencies seem to be focused on a home here on panoramic way in the berkeley hills. it's possible the suspect has been tracked to this location. we have heard police attempting to communicate with someone with a bullhorn. they headed over here just after noon. that's when most officers investigating the shooting left the clark kerr campus track where the shooting allegedly occurred in the morning here at uc berkeley and set up a command center on the south side of memorial stadium. but just before 02:30pm, in the afternoon, law enforcement determined the home on panoramic way was empty. >> and left. >> university sent out alert shortly after the shooting telling people to avoid the area as police search for the gunman. he is described as a white man wearing black pants, a black? >> fortunately, no one was struck by the gunfire, but the university police department does confirm at least 2 shots were fired. several law enforcement agencies are involved in this investigation and they, aga

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> de kamp continuing as usual friday at shorebird park in berkeley. kids blanketing the greens with arts and crafts and occasionally taking a trip to the restroom. normally mundane. yet tuesday, the facility near the park's nature center drew a police response. it's very alarming. that is very concerning. that mid-afternoon berkley police received reports of a man attempting to more 2 children into a restroom stall. >> fortunately to no avail. police say the suspect, jerry, why arrested when officers arrived and was arrested on several charges, including annoying or molesting children under 18 years of age as a parent to want to make sure that >> a so, i hope that, you know, this was just a single. >> could on that day. yes, but the following afternoon about 2 miles away on wednesday, another man, francisco ca real perez was arrested on similar charges. he is accused of touching a child on the stomach and giving them a high-five. while they were attending summer camp at strawberry creek park, you have to train the kids not to talk to strangers. and t

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, not all nightmares about endings. wreck. this wedding gown cut akila, morongo z zy casting the bright to bees imagination forward a year when she could envision wearing it down the aisle in san diego. >> where she is set to recite her wedding vows and begin the next chapter in life with the love of her life september. 1st, i have that dressed since october of last the girls probably holding soon after she became engaged with money earned from working 3 jobs mungo's. he bought the dress late last year from billy couture in downtown pittsburgh. forking over close to $1000 for and a few other services. but have the owner, bree sunburn all seen helping one busy during this hitting store the dress and the bridal shop until the big shuns were being made in the moments ahead. these would be for the guys and these are for the girls longo's ease. last meeting was in early july. the last time she saw the dress and the owner. >> a few weeks before the wedding over the phone, the 2 made arrangements to meet up and finish the alterations

this lawsuit accuses them of neglect and kron four's philippe to cause the story. >> by the time, an 18 month-old girl from antioch ultimately died from trauma allegedly inflicted by her mother and father, a civil rights lawsuit filed in federal court last week accuses contra costa county, the city of antioch and several agencies of failing to protect the child from harm. despite repeated signs she was being abused. we had care providers and law enforcement. >> failing to do the bare minimum, the bare minimum that they're asked to do, which is just simply report referred to why in the lawsuit, the child who died in august 2022. from her injuries and what a doctor ruled a homicide was removed from her parents custody just weeks after her birth. she was born with methamphetamine in her system and passed away with a severed pancreas and bleeding in her brain. the lawsuit was filed on behalf winds. 2 young siblings who are currently in foster care. bret schreiber represents them and says their mother, jessica's fulcher and father were a young senior sure are both documented drug addicts.

in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide last year. >> in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's take a peek outside. talk weather. take a peek inside. talk weather. hi, lawrence. hey, guys, back out again. we'll go wherever you want. pay. let's get back here again. there you there we serious, serious topic. that park fire is not going away. winona and is burning early in the season. so i mean, this could go on for months. i mean, no joke about that. it. >> lot of it's going to have the weather conditions. and so burning right now and again, getting very hot in the central valley. of course, we felt the heat here. but any time you start to see the air temperature rise, that point, well, we're talking about a very low humidity, the atmosphere to go along with that. you can see all that smoke just billowing from the fire making its way towards susan bill in the eagle lake area, too that some dangerous stuff as downwind. that's where that fire tons want to burn here we go. this the very latest right now. it is 99 degrees in chico, very hot around the fire.

and as our kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight. >> is now on pace to surpass last year's total number of homicides. >> shots were fired thursday morning in room 3.12, at the super 8 motel solano avenue in vallejo. and when staff ran upstairs, the manager says a man was found bleeding from gunshot wounds. 2 days later, he died at a hospital making him the 15th homicide victim of the year. ever since moved to the winds have been going up last year. 22 homicides were reported citywide following a deadly july when 4 murders were investigated. >> august getting off to a bad start. angie has lived in the labels since the start of the pandemic. it's it's concerning. bullet holes, shattered glass lights and sirens. all too familiar for justin and his 3 year-old daughter who lately has been afraid to go outside. it is. >> 30 homeless encampments that weren't here 5 years ago. and it's just not the same. there's guys walking in and out of cbs with a hatchet. fact, that stealing handful staff. >> hire more cops last year. the vallejo city council declared a state of emergency and also app

in 2002, the prize for best debut was awarded to philipp yankovsky's film in motion. film did not go unnoticed, and after the premiere in the piggy bank of the then beginning director p'. we will go on air from vyborg again tomorrow on russia-24. august 15 is a memorable date in the military history of russia. august 15, 1799. suvorov defeated the french in the battle of novi. the battle lasted for 16 hours. 700 french soldiers died on the battlefield. 3.00 were captured. this battle is one of a series of brilliant victories won by suvorov. during the italian campaign, this is news on the philippe studio trophies. driverless taxis have arrived on the roads of california. chinese startup verait received permission from the state authorities for their robotic vehicles to travel with passengers on board, and the license is issued for 3 years and allows them to transport people, including without an insurance engineer at the wheel, though, well, in test mode, that is, as a full-fledged service, available to everyone for free or for money. ubiray cannot work under this per

it's a hot topic these days and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, newsom sent an open letter to school district leaders stating that. >> more often than not less cell phone use in class means better academic success. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best

at 5.30, a west oakland dance studio is slowly recovering from a costly burglary as kron four's philippe djegal reports that theft is setting the studio back at least $10,000. >> at least 2 thieves had full-out studios in west oakland all to themselves early monday morning. co-owners anthony esposo and rocco luciano say the suspects broke in after hours and ransacked the place. we have to change your bank account >> that whole there and replace everything. so it's still annoying and hard to deal with post. so and lucy say the burglars used a trip to back into the studios rolling gate and made entry through the open corner. one of them eventually finds >> the reception desk and finds the register. they start to kind of. get it and finally realize that they can. >> and a look at the loss of cash and assets totals about $400. but a and luciano say the burglars caused more than $10,000 in damages. the studio has been in business 8 years hosting performers from throughout the bay area. the owners filed a report with police. they say several attempts have been made to burglarize the studio ove

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news and a first of its kind move. the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to ban software that. >> it says allows corporate landlords to price gouge their renters. the board says the technology gives corporate landlords access to a database that allows them to collude with each other and to charge the maximum possible rent killing competition. city supervisors are hoping the band will ensure more affordable units on the market. the oakland city council passed a law that protects disabled renters when their elevators breakdown. >> it requires landlords to maintain elevators in a safe condition and then relocate disabled tenants when there's no access to and from their apartment resident could also decide if they just want to accept this housing from the landlord, find their own housing or seek a reimbursement of $250 a night. the law only applies to buildings with 3 or more units. lot goes into effect december 15th. san jose university is now the first college in california to offer teacher preparation program

kron four's philippe djegal shows us. the new shuttle pilot program rolled out in walnut creek. >> pat and arlene zimmer among the first to hop on the latest mode of transportation in walnut creek. it just reduces the need to get in the car and drive the free press. do autonomous shuttle service launched by the contra costa transportation authority thursday in the ross, more senior living community in 8 to 9 month pilot program boosting to electric shuttles running a 10 to 12 minute preprogrammed route monday through friday. a trained attendees always be on board very smooth. but the 7 passengers shuttle is controlled remotely by incorporated into feel safe. old enough to remember when there was operator in an elevator. so >> i ride the elevator almost every day and i do it myself. so it's autonomous. and i think. where future is and that's where our current president is. this is the second site ccta has established the shuttle. >> the first last year at bishop ranch business park in san ramon and 2 other sites are planne

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the bill that helps address police staffing shortages in vallejo has moved a step closer to the governor's desk. the state assembly approved and that the senator bill dodd's bill today, it allows qualified retired officers to work up to full time for the solano county sheriff's office. so they will have extra deputies. they the vallejo police department is authorized to have 132 sworn officers but their down to 62 with 36 of them in the patrol unit. the bill would allow solano county sheriff's office to respond to more emergency calls in vallejo. >> the world health organization is declaring a global health emergency over a new strain of m-pox. so far it's broken out in 13 african nations and is spreading to europe. kron four's dan kerman speaks to experts about how this outbreak compares to the one in 2022. and what you can do to protect yourself. >> the situation could institutes of public emergency international concern. >> the world health organization has declared a global health emergency due to an outbreak of a new strain of m-pox entered in

but as our kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight, it won't be fully enforced when students return to class next week. >> in the spring for the final month of the last school year. security guards and barriers bookended nebraska street between amador and pierce streets between label high school and the judge. any education complex, the strategy brainstormed by the city of vallejo and vallejo city unified school district for about a year before moving forward with the temporary closure. unfortunately, there's been some drive by >> shootings and unsafe things have happened and we want to be proactive and make sure we protect our youth during the pilot program, the street was closed monday through friday during school hours from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the late afternoon, the program's results were revealed last week during a joint city and school district committee meeting. there was a few neighbors are a little i'm upset about having to drive somewhere else. but otherwise it was very successful. john fox is vice president of the vallejo city unified school distri

philippe djegal reports. the problem now has the alameda county vector control team's attention. >> polls have been popping up in season caldwell's backyard and she says the critters make them have been a nuisance saved. just write my vegetable crop this year coming out from i have raised beds and they came out from underneath. >> so they've the little holes here and they're told well, lives in livermore's, california, prominent community off 5 she was surrounded by fields and open space and figures. that's where the rodents are coming from. >> initially she thought they were gophers, but it turns out they are volz also known as meadow or field mice. small pests related to lemmings and hamsters. i really want to avoid using any sort of poisons. they have these smoke bombs. you can stick in the holes. >> that. >> just the tournament kills 9 friend avoiding that. mean, the county health is aware of the issue. and in a statement says, quote, >> the victory control team at alameda county health, environmental hea

philipp kirkorov in sochi at the international competition of young performers new wave. the weather is not pleasing, a volley downpour, a squally wind, streets and cars are under water, show business stars are soaked to the skin . the singer lolita rushes past the journalists, like a fury in a raincoat. nothing matters, he is the only one who stops on the red carpet, where the press is getting wet in the rain. the king of pop is not afraid for his playful curls, nor for his luxurious suit, although in the morning at the rehearsal he was almost nailed by a set weighing a hundred kilograms, such a metal stick fell, it literally flew by like that, and i watch with such hindsight, it falls, i say, park, and oms, nevertheless we survived, cool, at least it's not hot, got a tan, got a tan eye, lit up with such adrenaline, wow! philipp kirkorov, as usual, produces furor: if before the vacation on the body of the king of variety you could still see clean areas of skin, now the people's artist is completely covered in tattoos. of course, not everything will wash off, what are you

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. oakland police are now investigating a fire that broke out at an apartment complex as arson. >> 38 people left without a home in oakland yesterday after a dumpster fire spread to their apartment building. you're looking at video now of what's left of the 3 story building near lake merritt, oakland. firefighters say that the flames started in a dumpster at the back of the building about 5 o'clock yesterday morning. and then grew crews did manage to save 26 units. but 4 units were gutted. the red cross is helping those folks who were displaced. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office is mourning the loss of one of its beloved canines after he was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. passed away this week. he was given a final goodbye per session, according to the sheriff's office following that terminal cancer diagnosis, his health quickly deteriorated ronen lost the use of his hind legs and then was euthanized. they say he was a hard worker in his time with the sheriff's office.

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and the south and affordable microtransit service just got cheaper. silicon valley hopper is offering free rides to select locations through august 31st. this ride share service provides affordable transportation in cupertino and santa clara at less than $5 arrived, free destinations in cupertino include main street in the sports center. and in santa clara stops include central park and the library. also the community center there and the youth and teen center. >> coming >> a wearable robot suits could soon become reality. find out what helps. you do next. >> the experience of walking around a robot suit is closer to becoming a reality. that's because outdoor brand are terex is partnering with a tech startup called skip to build hiking pants that have a built-in exoskeleton. feel like dan thorn is really gonna like these. these techie trousers have lightweight electric motors at the knees to boost your leg. strength going uphill and absorb step impacts. >> when you're going downhill, get claims they're mogo pants will make hikers feel 30 pounds light

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. in the south bay, santa clara county is receiving more than 2 million dollars in federal funding to help. >> farm workers and veterans, thousands of veterans have received assistance at this transitional housing facility ever since 2009. but the building there? well, it showing its age. it needs a new hvac system, kitchen upgrades and repairs to the plumbing. among other things, the county will get a million dollars to help with those issues. >> no one who served in our military who stepped forward to serve and protect our country should be homeless. they deserve our gratitude and our support. >> the county is also getting 1.7 million dollars to help improve the substandard housing that many farmworkers live in. >> it's a big week at the state capitol. lawmakers have just a few days left to vote on hundreds of bills before the end of the legislative session this weekend. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> yeah, we're talking more than 700 bills. lawmakers here

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a bill to install smart security systems in california. schools is heading to the governor's desk after it passed the state assembly. the bill aims to protect students and staff from active shooters and natural disasters by installing either an app or web based security system in schools. some programs could include live camera access in real-time communication with first responders. the legislation, would encourage school districts all over the state to adopt similar app based or web based security systems. >> today was the official opening of the emerald high school in dublin. alameda county's first new high school in 50 years. it cost 347 million dollars to build. it's still under construction. so only 900 freshman and sophomores are enrolled next year. they will add juniors and the year after that, seniors, by the time everyone is here, it will have 2500 kids, students and parents excited to be at the most state-of-the-art school in the bay area. >> it's great. they're really supportive here. so i feel very welcomed. and it's just nice

philippe djegal all kron. 4 we've had. >> heads up for muni riders in san francisco. you should expect some major disruptions over the next week starting tomorrow. sfmta will close down the twin peaks tunnel for 8 days to perform some required maintenance west portal and foresthill stations will also be closed during this affecting the k l m and s lines. bus service will link light rail riders between those stations and the castro or church street stations. you can find more information about these closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, a man found dead inside an underground vault in the east bay. and tonight, investigators say they have an idea about why he was down there in the first place. plus, a new future for south bay hospital that's faced threats of closure for months. and we continue our coverage on the democratic national convention. how minnesota governor tim walz officially introduced himself to the country as the democratic country as the democratic nominee for vice president. alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... woul

philippe reports tonight. this week the montclair district staple is celebrating a half century business. >> nestled on place in oakland's kuwait, not clear village, the door leading into the montclair shop is always open and has been welcoming loyal patrons for 50 years this friday. i think what makes it special is the we've been here several times and we come for the breakfast foods. >> and the atmosphere consistent service and a happy staff to ingredients owner miguel barone says keeps the business running. if you treat people with respect. >> with one out, no matter who they are. i think that's the advice i can get on with own has managed economic downturns in 2002 1008. >> and of course, the pandemic over time as oakland has struggled to grapple with crime, he has seen several of his fellow business owners close up shop and feels fortunate to still be open just 6 months ago and was also burglarized costing him more than $6,000 in losses and damages. i think we could use more help from from from the city.

some teachers are still working remotely kron four's philippe djegal explains why. >> less than a weeke polling official x 5 year-old daughter was set to start class at neil armstrong elementary school in san ramon. she received a letter from the school stating the teacher assigned to her special education program. >> would work remotely. a lot of us parents were sort of like what the heck, you know, it's hard enough to get our kids into a program where they're able to foley be invested in learning the show. lux says her daughter has been enrolled in special ed since preschool. adding that having already managed through it in the past. >> show looks as she knows in person rather than remote learning is her daughter's oest option. she is actually transferring out of the program for that reason. desire for every student is to have a fully credentialed, outstanding teacher for the most part. that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. but due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed c

early. 26 in san leandro, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving along and the fog moving in. >> high fog here, not too bad. you know, in terms of i don't know, making it cold. yeah, right now, that's a good observation, right? the debt, the clouds a lot higher. now. >> and that's go out to make its way all the way the interior valleys. remember a few days ago, a squash right down the surface, only about 500 feet thick, but it was dense. but as of the surface, but because of a snow shower could make it over the east bay hills. well, that has all changed now looking out toward half moon bay ca people out there enjoying the cool temperatures along the coastline and the cloudy skies out there right now. i'm going to see more of that on the way. we're gonna see a whole lot of fog as we head in toward tomorrow morning, temperatures taken a hit again. remember, they took a hit along the coastline inside the bay a lot yesterday. now we're starting to see som

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> by the time an 18 month-old girl from antioch ultimately died from trauma allegedly inflicted by her mother and father, a civil rights lawsuit filed in federal court last week accuses contra costa county, the city of antioch and several agencies of failing to protect the child from harm. despite repeated signs she was being abused. we had care providers and law enforcement. >> failing to do the bare minimum, the bare minimum that they're asked to do, which is just simply report referred to why in the lawsuit, the child who died in august 2022. from her injuries and what a doctor ruled a homicide was removed from her parents custody just weeks after her birth. she was born with methamphetamine in her system and passed away with a severed pancreas and bleeding in her brain. the lawsuit was filed on behalf winds. 2 young siblings who are currently in foster care. bret schreiber represents them and says their mother, jessica's fulcher and father were a young senior sure are both documented drug addicts. when parents have been found to to being negle

faith in humanity kron four's philippe djegal explains would jeopardize the dress. she will wear walking down the aisle. >> over the weekend in less than 48 hours, akila mwongozi went from step without a wedding dress. my heart to learning the bridal shop owner withholding her prepaid gallon would handed over his wife is for them. anderson. a plano but that so really sorry. and he is of the greece. a burden on was not contrite when she met one goes the end of the east bay restaurant saturday night where she was supposed to give up the veil and flower girl dress. one goes he paid for months prior. >> instead she demanded an apology from one goes for making their situation public earlier this month. about 2 weeks before mwongozi september. first wedding in san diego. she panicked after discovering bring all store billy sima couture had suddenly closed up and left downtown pittsburgh. she stopped answering one goes these calls and the bride to be feared she would be without her dream dress for the wedding kron. 4 eventually got a hold of bernal who explained she was in

in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> great job by fully telling like so that that that happened. the owner says, by the way, this is still going. the owner says she has a a final fitting scheduled with the bride to be before she heads to southern california for the wedding. the 2 are supposed to meet up tonight sometime later tonight for that, final fitting. so i'm like in lawrence. we know noelle is getting married. a month or something like and he's 49 days. you have to have. i have my dress in my possession. yeah, we did my last meeting a couple of >> weeks ago might not that they will come right regardless, right? doesn't yeah, i get married no matter what. so happy for this ride. like i was a first crying, like nervous for her as a bride, that anxiety is real. but then, you know, the relief of, you know, the fact that she actually has it. my goodness. i hope she has the best wedding ever. congratulations to her and thank god the woman found her phone. then. whatever might get. this is if you need relax, you could just look at this. yeah, right. this is going soothi

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports it will not be fully enforce when students return to class next week. >> nebraska street splits vallejo high school and the john finnie education complex. and over the years it has been the scene of several shootings during and after school hours, the stretch of roadway between amateur and pierce streets becoming so dangerous. it prompted a joint collaboration between the city and delay, though city unified school district which resulted in a pilot program that close the street down during school hours for the final month of place in the spring. >> and apparently that had a calming effect was lots of calming on the campus to campus was closed. we did not have drive-by incidences like we've had in the past. for that reason, the pilot program will now become permanent. john fox's vice president of the vallejo unified school district board of education. >> and chair of the city and school districts to back to committee which approved the permanent closure of nebraska street last week. we were barriers on 2 sides of nebraska street and now we're

kron four's philippe djegal explains how a school pantry program. >> is helping to bridge meal gaps for kids and their families. >> back on campus school quads in hallways and pittsburgh once again bustling with students slowly transitioning from a lazy summer to the classroom. and as they get up to speed with their books, their families and neighbors settle in line twice a month during school hours outside the front gates picking up food. they will later turn into meals is some homes that. >> doesn't have for their children. so it helps out of really does help meals, at least 77 households that martin luther king junior junior high school relied on during the summer. >> and we'll continue to count on throughout the year is a benefit of the food bank of contra costa and solano. those school food pantry program. this middle school is one of its staging locations and played a vital role in students bed in the months class was out. this site functions here around which is great because there's no summer meal gap, which means our students are getting consistent. nutrition over. >> the entir

kron four's philippe to call explains what was discussed. >> we are seeing a reduction in total prime with across open oakland police chief floyd mitchell says the town still has a long way to go toward making the streets safer. think we will ever be satisfied with the response time. but adds the numbers show progress. he says violent crime is trending down. we are having challenges with our property crime, but we have seen a significant decrease our property crimes as well. deputy chief fred, she these highlighting for deadly shooting investigations from a july and august have netted arrests, including that of maria ramos. earlier this month, the mother was gunned down on hilton avenue while visiting family within minutes. our patrol team. >> and our special resources team sprung into action. identify vehicle, locating the vehicle. and then quickly taken 3 suspects into custody within. >> the next 12 hours in the past 3 weeks, assistant chief james beers says west oakland has seen an uptick in violent crime and is dedicating more resources there which has resulted in multiple arrests

. >> but first, philippe djegal reports that work is finally being done to clear the area and make some room for a new crossing. >> in the past contractors in san leandro demolished and have been removing whats left of the pedestrian bridge that once connected to neighborhoods at cary drive and haas avenue. took a long time. we were really getting anxious about this since march of last year when at least one large eucalyptus tree landed on the nearly 60 year-old structure, the project to replace the bridge languished in permit purgatory. >> mayor juan gonzalez says the city and other entities that own land on and around the area of the collapse had to manage through environmental regulations before moving forward. and then by the time that we received our permits. >> guess what? it was wild fish run season and the rains started. so then we had to postpone through the rain season the creek bed has since dried up and construction crews have built temporary dams to allow work to be done along the waterway. the city of san leandro has been circulating a request for proposals on this project

philippe djegal all kron. 4 leave that. i fight with a couple of polls this year. couple. you're you everywhere. that could be more. there's sfo. >> lot of fog out there starting to roll in. yeah, lourdes. you've got bulls to write bowls, rat a man it by place. yeah. we've got big changes coming our way in the weather. of course, another nice day today we saw the change, especially along the coastline. that's when the fog started to creep in. but everybody watching those temperatures drop off a bit that wind is really begin to pick up in spots out there. you're looking out toward the embarcadero. so little blustery in spots. temperatures not bad. used to that 60's in with the clouds along the coastline is 78 in san jose. 83 still warm in concord. 75 in dublin. it's 74 in napa. 74 in petaluma and a very nice 82 degrees and warm. and santa rosa. well, here you go. here's your wind speaking up and you can see some of those gusts almost a 40 miles an hour in the san francisco. so blowing pretty good. and we're going to see that again tomorrow. we're going to watch these winds

. >> remotely kron four's philippe djegal explains why. >> less 4 pollina for show looks 5 year-old daughter was set to start class at neil armstrong elementary school in san ramon. shepreceived a letter from the school stating the teacher assigned to her special education program would work remotely. a lot of us parents were sort of like what the heck, you know? >> it's hard enough to get our kids into a program where they're able to foley be invested in learning the show. lux says her daughter has been enrolled in special ed since preschool. adding that having already managed through it in the past. >> show looks as she knows in person rather than remote learning is her daughter's best option. she is actually transferring out of the program for that reason. desire for every student is to have a fully credentialed, outstanding teacher for the most part. that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. but due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds

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on this day, a half century ago, philippe petit walked a wire between the two world trade center towersfeat celebrated since in a feature film and an oscar winning documentary. abc news reporter danny new takes us back to the i'm holding the balancing pole in the south tower, ready to walk. >> it was 50 years ago today that philippe petit ventured 1300 feet to the top of the twin towers on a beautiful august 7th morning and took a few strolls on this wire fastened between them. the self-taught high wire artist had been planning this mesmerizing slash terrifying idea for six years and then performed for 45 minutes before being arrested. however charges were ultimately dropped. >> i will do more than crossing. i will do a show. >> after he agreed to perform in central park. for me, this is life. since then, you may have seen petit's story captured by joseph gordon-levitt in the walk. >> see every day as a true challenge, and then you live your life on the tightrope or in the oscar winning documentary man on wire. the shortest speech in oscar history. yes and couldn't resist during his acc

philippe, thank you so much. >> also facing some major issues today, a system failure for sparta stopped trains between bayfair that's from san leandro to san jose as kron four's theresa stasi reports, some of the outages have been dealt with, but riders are still being impacted. >> this is a scene and bart thursday afternoon, the fremont bart station closed writers forced to get on ac transit buses. this is bart spokesperson chris filippi. this is impacting the orange in the green line and alameda county and essentially what we have is we have a computer network issue that's impacting our train control system. so out of an abundance of caution for safety, we've stopped service between hayward and fremont stations at the outage happened at 10 o'clock am thursday. >> initially it was more widespread. >> earlier today when this whole thing started around 10 this morning, we had no service south of bay fair station. so that impacted service from hayward all the way down to various in north sa jose. since that time, we have been able to restore service between various in north san jose and w

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>14 people have been arrested for allegedly engaging in illegal and explicit conversations with children over social media. it's the result of the latest undercover operation by the yuba county sheriff's office reporter clodagh stephanie and has the details. >>just outside of the yuba county sheriff's office where press conference was held just a little bit earlier. that press conference was focused on this sting operation where we're learning multiple arrests have been made that these predators can be from anywhere and be everywhere given social media and officials had some advice for parents when it comes to their kids. being online weed up apps, social media. >>child predators are on there and they're looking for children. take a look at your screen. the yuba county sheriff's office says these men have been arrested on various charges, including meeting a minor for lewd purposes and an attempted lewd act on a child. the yuba county district attorney's office says in this latest la

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> de kamp continuing as usual friday at shorebird park in berkeley. kids blanketing the greens with arts and crafts and occasionally taking a trip to the restroom. normally mundane. yet tuesday, the facility near the park's nature center drew a police response. it's very alarming. that is very concerning. that mid-afternoon berkley police received reports of a man attempting to more 2 children into a restroom stall. >> fortunately to no avail. police say the suspect, terry, why arrested when officers arrived and was arrested on several charges, including annoying or molesting children under 18 years of age as a parent to want to make sure that watches >> a so i hope that, you know, this was just a single. >> could on that day. yes, but the following afternoon about 2 miles away on wednesday, another man, francisco perez, was arrested on similar charges is accused of touching a child on the stomach and giving them a high-five. while they were attending summer camp at strawberry creek park, you have to train the kids not to talk to strangers. and that'

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports it won't be fully enforce when students return to class nextk in the spring for the final month of the last school year, security guards and barriers bookended nebraska street between amador and pierce streets between label hig school and the john finnie education complex. >>the strategy brainstormed by the city of vallejo and vallejo city unified school district for about a year before moving forward with the temporary closure. unfortunately, there's been some drive by >>shootings and unsafe things that happened and we want to be proactive and make sure we protect our youth during the pilot program, the street was closed monday through friday during school hours from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the late afternoon, the program's results were revealed last week during a joint city and school district committee meeting. there was a few neighbors are a little i'm upset about having to drive somewhere else. but otherwise it was very successful. john fox is vice president of the vallejo city unified school district board of education