it's impacting 911 calls in pinole, hercules and san pablo. at&t says a service line was cut in pinole, and they're working to locate it and repair it. all 911 calls in that area are now being rerouted to the contra costa sheriff's office and then transfer to the pinole dispatch center. several other pinole city service lines are down, including public works and some city hall phone lines as well. meantime, at&t and verizon customers nationwide are reporting cell service outages started early this afternoon, some 5000 customers impacted. at&t says it's working with verizon on the issue. not clear whether the pinole 911 outage is related to this, but at&t says 911 calls are not being impacted by this particular outage. this comes after that massive at&t outage back in february that impacted thousands upon thousands of customers. the hunt for hot spots and a cause. that's what's happening in redwood city at that affordable housing project that was gutted by fire. the fire broke out yesterday morning on middlefield avenue. it burned for hours. pe

murphy remains on city council and is currently mayor emeritus in pinole. his true passion is to create clean economy initiatives. one day, i hope that everybody normal have solar. hope to have storage. >> for that's solar. and i hope that they feel that that is going to empower them to be better neighbors to talk. >> murphy joins this walking group regularly to connect with those. he represents. he says he simply wants people to feel like democracy is working for them. >> i want them to recognize that they're seen and that they're heard and that i may not know everything about their community, but i listen and i'm willing green. they're back down cultures. there he their understanding of the world into policy in pinole, noelle bellow. >> kron 4 news. still ahead in sports, how the cubs honored willie mays and what we learned about. >> the warriors and gp 2 today. >> in a one-on-one interview, the u.s. surgeon general described his vision for what social media warning labels could look like. he says they would act as both a guide for kids and parents. >> an

it's the second time this month that copper thieves disrupted pinole 9-1-1 system. we're tracking developing news in northern california this evening with firefighters working on a new wildfire. that fire is triggering evacuations near the community of greenwood, west of i-80 in el dorado county. it's burned about 15 acres and containment is at 10. firefighters told us about 20 minutes ago that forward progress has been stopped. worsening wildfires in the bay area are brutal for wine, grape growers. there's new help to protect them from losses due to smoke damage. grape growers lost hundreds of millions of dollars in 2020, and the start of this fire season is already rough. wineries south of lake sonoma are still dealing with smoke and fire retardant damage from the point fire earlier this month. >> i'm still in shock that it it uh- it actually devastated the property as much as it did, but i am just so grateful that we didn't lose anything else. >> the us department of agriculture will roll out a wildfire smoke covered option to insurance policies starting in the 2

police in pinole also say residents can text information to 911.he cause is of the outage. developing now, the first witness is taking the stand and the federal gun trial of hunter biden. that case is playing out in a delaware courtroom now. prosecutors called a veteran fbi agent to the stand who detailed the evidence against biden, including passages from his audiobook where he recalls his struggles with addiction. the president's son is accused of lying on a federal form about drug use when he purchased a handgun back in 2018, specifically smoking crack cocaine. a biden denies using the drug. around the time he purchased the gun, the first lady was among biden supporters during opening statements this morning. more friends and family are expected throughout the trial. well, just into our newsroom, one of the forty-niners best players is being rewarded. running back christian mccaffrey has signed a two year extension, which will keep him with the niners through the 2027 season. he will reportedly earn an average of $19 million a year with that new

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year.d. he was also the city's first black and openly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. it was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who i and i was going to no matter what maybe saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. under his direction. the city launched a dual pride and juneteenth celebration now in its second year. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of both events. kind of my purpose is to create spaces like it could be perhaps because i, you know, sit on intersections of identities. but i also frankly think this just might units day. >> being the first leader of the city to take off so many boxes wasn't new

traffic backed up into pinole. it's been a solid mess.'re driving, let's say from vallejo or from hercules toward berkeley or oakland, it's a big mess there. i also want to mention highway four has some slow traffic this morning through bay point. there is no direct line bart service this morning as you come in from richmond, richmond to millbrae. no direct service. that's the red line. so my suggestion to you is to get over to the macarthur station, and then you can access the rest of the system. this is a live picture of the bart tracks here at the macarthur station. probably the best place to go again. no direct red line service this morning until further notice because of emergency track work at 601. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. we'll stay on top of that. antioch city council green lighting a new crackdown on sideshows. >> if you're stuck, someone's just decided they're going to cut off all of the lanes and do donuts just because they feel like it doesn't make you a spectator. it makes you trapped. yo

tnt phone lines were cut first on june 4th and then again, june 22nd each time 9-1-1, calls in pinole hercules and san pablo. >> had to be rerouted to the contra costa county sheriff's office causing up to a 30nd delay in response time. according to commander matt avery, just that time. >> for transfer and then our dispatchers to pick up the it's not significant. what you know, seconds to a lot of times commander avery would not disclose where the phone lines are cut says the thieves use tools like this. looking for copper inside, extract the cable and stripped down to the copper wire and the mate turn that in for a minute. really minimal money to a metal recycler when the lines were cut on saturday, police were able to act quickly locating and arresting 2 suspects. 31 year-old jesus olive hayward. and 49 year-old daniel nina diaz of richmond. a 3rd male suspect was able to get away from police commander avery's asking for help from metal recyclers to track him down. someone's coming in with a bunch of. >> copper opening up. people are scratching their heads you know, thinking about c

commander matt avery says of the 25 years he's been with pinole police.one has ever gotten into the inner part of the department by jumping the counter. obviously, we deal with people that are not having the best day or may have some animosity toward us, but nothing like this. the records clerk did suffer minor injuries and is seeking medical treatment. victor was booked into jail on several charges, including kidnaping, battery and assault. raj jess. audrey. thank you. new at 11 a man in milpitas who allegedly tried to burn down a mcdonald's is behind bars tonight. police say a witness saw 46 year old suspect throw a fiery device through the restaurant's glass window and then drive off. this happened just after 2 a.m. at the mcdonald's on ranch drive. again, this is in milpitas. officers tracked down the suspect about a half mile away. he's facing arson and vandalism charges. we're back in 60s ahead. complaints of bullying by a boss after his employees desk ended up on the roof. the internal investigation that many employees are calling a sham, and a spe

no word yet on whether any arrests have been made. 9-1-1, services are back online and pinole after more than a week of disruption. investigators say 3 people were stealing copper wire and this month were tampering with phone lines, not only pinole but in san pablo, 2 of the 3 suspects have been arrested so far. the city of pacific has still not ready to say when the pacifica pier will be fully reopened. >> it was shut down last december after heavy storm damage. it was partly reopened later and the city now says aside from limited access being boosted by 100 feet. the full reopening is not going to be happening for a while. city engineers say it is safer to keep it closed until there's enough funding to fully repair the damage. no timeline yet on this. local biologists say the steelhead trout are making a comeback and the east bay so far this year, more than 2500 of them have been found an alameda creek. and that's good because from 2015 to 2023, the average number. was only about 37 trout a year for the first time so that some of the tagged fish are even ending up in the san francisco

emergency calls in pinole hercules in san pablo. they've been answered by contra costa county sheriffs because of phone lines that were cut over the weekend. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what these criminals are stealing. >> the police department has dealt with phone lines being cut before suspects targeted the same location twice this month because of copper found inside the phone lines. these a tnt phone lines were cut first on june 4th. and then again, june 22nd each time 9-1-1, calls in pinole hercules and san pablo had to be rerouted to the contra costa county sheriff's office. according to commander matt avery system, obviously in place. you know, the sheriff's department's answering for us. >> there is going to be a a minimal delay. you know, 10 to 30 seconds commander avery would not disclose where the phone lines are cut says the thieves use tools like this. looking for copper inside, extract the cable and stripped down to the copper wire and turn that in for a minute, really minimal money to a metal recycler when the

suspects in san francisco where the car was found crashed into a pole. 9-1-1, services back online in pinole tonight after more than a week of disruption, investigators say 3 people stealing copper wire earlier this month, disabled those phone lines not only in pinole but also in hercules and san pablo. 2 of those suspects so far have been arrested. a rodent infestation at a san francisco supermarket. mollie stone's in the castro is back open today after a temporary closure the store on 18th street was ordered by the department of public health to shut down yesterday following a failed inspection. according to the report, there were rodent droppings in the deli area. food shelves and on the floor of the loading dock. the inspection also revealed nod food items like tortillas, bread, cookies, chips evidence of nesting was also located near package food. some longtime customers say they were shocked to hear about these problems. >> there is a investigtion rex does concern me. of course, it's obvious to me but, you know, sir, good store, they're always kind of a tentative, friendly, clean. kind

we've had some over like right around hercules, it looks like pinole out to vacaville.ough, just picks up some out towards lodi and stockton. but look at all that moisture. so there's going to be a lot today coming over. you can see some of these lightning strikes in the last couple of hours. right there. right there there there right coming up. some of these will be with us today. so look for mostly cloudy conditions. muggy, warm to hot, a tropical feel here, this is also for the sacramento valley. the mother lode and even the tahoe area and the sierra. concr lightning strikes. that's our main issue with this here. but a high cloud, mid-level clouds here. the lower layers of the atmosphere are pretty dry. so rainfall should be light spotty. but it's the lightning that makes the big statement here. sun, clouds, muggy, i'll say 6070s 80s and 90s on the temps. most of this should get pushed out of here by tomorrow. cooler weather will start to split and that'll take us to the end of the week. >> all right, steve, thank you. time 649 in monterey county, something rare. a r

the severed phone lines cut off 9-1-1 service for pinole, hercules and san pablo. right now, emergency calls are going to the contra costa county sheriff's office and then being transferred to pinole communication center in the south bay. >> there's growing concern over phase two of vta's bart silicon valley project as it awaits critical federal funding. it's the largest single public infrastructure project in santa clara county, and some say delays won't just impact future passengers, but also thousands of jobs. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more. three. >> two one. ground was broken more than two weeks ago, officially kicking off construction on the long awaited bart extension in santa clara county. the project brings four more stations to the south bay, including downtown san jose. >> we went forward with the groundbreaking for the tunnel boring machine because we're anticipating a partnership with the federal government. >> that partnership would be $6.2 billion in federal funding, or 49.4% of the project's cost. vta will own the facilities, and bart

that's according to the pinole police department. their non-emergency lines in hercules in tampa. but those are also out of police say that a tnt is working to resolve the issue, but anybody with a emergency can still call 9-1-1. the contra costa sheriff's o information. >> 2 chickens tested positive for bird flu at a live bird market in san francisco. the virus was found last month when the department of food and agriculture doing routine tests. market employees have been monitored and did not report any symptoms after 10 days. so that's good. san francisco is the only city in the state with a positive bird flu detection. we spoke with infectious disease physician, doctor peter chin hong today about the risk this poses to the public. >> i think the risk is still very low to the average person in the its high, however, foot dairy workers. that's particularly in the 9 states where a lot of kabul have been found to be sick with careful. of course, the ones like the 2 chickens in bay other birds, you know, it's been a pandemic and buried since 2022. in this country. so it's not surpr

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year.r. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who i and i was going to no matter what saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. undlr his direction. the city launched a dual pride and teenth celebration now in its second ye. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of both events, kind of like my purpose is to create spaces seconds. it cod behaps because i, you know, sit on these intersections of identities. but i also frankly think at's just >> being the first leader of the city to tick off. so many boxes wasn't new for murphy. he was also the first openly and black student body president a

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year. history. >> being sworn in at just 29 years old. he was also the city's first black and openly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who i and i was going to no matter what maybe saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. under his direction. the city launched a dual pride and juneteenth celebration now in its second year. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of event. and i my purpose is to create spaces like it could be perhaps because i, you know, sit on intersections of identities. but i also frankly think this just might units day. >> being the first leader of the city t

service was disrupted in pinole, hercules and san pablo. it's set to be restored tomorrow morning. now two of the three suspects were arrested tonight in antioch. city officials unanimously passed an ordinance prohibiting sideshows, as well as punishing those people who are spectators. the ordinance has been in the works for years, and it highlights a problem that many cities are facing. here's nbc's pete suratos. we took pictures with that considered with that make us spectators because we took photos of these people doing stupid stuff in the middle of the street. they will tell you they're innocent, you know, they'll tell you they're innocent. no, they're not innocent. they're participants. antioch residents weighing in tonight on a city ordinance intended to crack down on sideshows, the city has seen its fair share of illegal sideshow activity over the years, including this chaotic scene in january. but tonight, the city council voting unanimously on an ordinance prohibiting organizing and advertising sideshows and also penalizing spectators. the mayor says even sharing a social

police in pinole say this is the second time this month that copper thefts have brought down the 9-1-targeted that same location once, on june 4th and again this past saturday. police did arrest two suspects on saturday. right now, the contra costa county sheriff's office is picking up the 911 calls for pinole, hercules and san pablo. evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings in butte county, where crews are still battling a wildfire there. the apache fire is threatening the community of palermo, which is south of oroville. containment is now at 40, about 700 acres have burned. one firefighter was hurt, two structures destroyed, and the cause is being investigated. you can track the fires that are burning the state right now with our abc seven news wildfire tracker, you can click on the fire icon. you can learn the latest on each fire, including acres burned and containment. you can find this on abc seven news.com/fire map. >> multi-agency training is underway up in the berkeley hills this week. given the early start to fire season agencies in the area are familiarizing each

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year.k and openly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who igand i was going to no matter what maybe saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. under his direction. the city launched a dual pride and juneteenth celebration now in its second year. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of event. and i my purpose is to create spaces like it could be perhaps because i, you know, sit on intersections of identities. but i also frankly think that's just >> being the first leader of the city to take off so many boxes wasn't new for murphy. he was also the first openly and black student bod

top of your screen around pinole valley road there is a crash.t's off the off ramp off the freeway. in fact, it's off the roadway. so activity there at the off ramp from westbound 80. but westbound 80 itself moves smoothly back to you. thanks, mike. one of baseball's greatest of all times has died. willie mays and of course, the city and the fans he played for. take a moment to look back at what he did for the sport. and of course, all the fans. yeah. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger, those close to him and those who watched him for far both, you know, so long at the same time. they say willie mays truly a giant in all aspects of life, truly a giant. yes, marcus and laura, he was bigger than baseball. and you see it. you hear it in the people who speak about him and those who remember him. and it's not just his fans. the people who watched him for so long. it's also in the words of his fellow hall of famers, let's take a listen. well, mays was just the greatest. i mean, just god gifted,

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year.penly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. it was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who i and i was going to no matter what saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. under his direction. the city launched a dual pride and juneteenth celebration now in its second year. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of event. and i my purpose is to create spaces like it could be perhaps because i, you know, sit on these intersections of identities. but i also frankly think that's just >> being the first leader of the city to take off so many boxes wasn't new for murphy. he was also the first openly and black student body pr

the backup is to pinole valley road here. at this hour, you will enter. on scene as you pass. so just keep that in mind if you're making your way through the east bay. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. today in oakland, a critical meeting as the city is racing to close a multi-million dollar budget shortfall, all while grappling with the fbi raid of the mayor's home. the city council is set to meet this afternoon to discuss options, and they're all pretty difficult. abc7 news reporter gloria enriquez tracking the story this morning. gloria, the mayor has a proposal to fill the gap, but it hasn't come together yet. >> yes, kumasi mayor shengtao has been saying that she would balance the budget by selling the city's share of the oakland coliseum. however, a deal to do that is not done yet, and the city administrator's office says it is presenting council members with a variety of budget options . and some of those options include scenarios without the stadium money and would plan for potentially deep spending cuts, such as to public services. c

police in pinole say this is the second time this month that copper thefts have brought down their 9-1 system. they say thieves targeted the same location once on june 4th and again on saturday. police arrested two suspects saturday. right now, the contra costa county sheriff's office is picking up 9-1-1 calls for pinole, hercules and san pablo. snapchat is rolling out new safety features aimed at making it harder for teens to be contacted by strangers. the app is expanding, warning pop ups that appear when users get a message from someone that is not in their contacts list. teens will also get a warning message if they get a chat from a user who's been blocked or reported by others. these tools are part of snapchat's latest effort to stop the sexual and financial exploitation of minors. >> time now for our abc seven news advancer at 11, where we help you get ahead on the big headlines coming up. up first, counting down to the 2020 rematch on the debate stage, president biden and former president trump will face off in the first 2024 presidential debate this thursday. today on our sho

murphy remains on city council and is currently mayor emeritus in pinole.e passion is to create clean economy initiatives. one day, i hope that everybody know will have solar. hope to have storage. >>for solar and i hope that they feel that that is going to empower them to be better neighbors to murphy joins this walking group regularly to connect with those. he represents. >>he says he simply wants people to feel like democracy is working for them. >>i want them to recognize that they're seen and that they're heard and that i may not know everything about their community, but i'm willing to listen. and i'm willing to bring. now cultures there. he their understanding of the world into policy in pinole, noelle bellow. >>kron 4 news. >>kron 4 news. >>you're we're in the middle of... livin' large! and having a big day! the meeting point of humanity and history. in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! ♪♪ there's something for everyone in illinois. the middle of everything! ♪♪ juneteenth one oakland educator is speak

murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year.ears old. he was also the city's first black and openly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was trying to build approval as most elected to want to do, i also have to recognize that, you know, i am who i and i was going to no matter what saw some people, but hopefully make a lot of people happier and make lives better. >> one of the ways he looked to make lives better was to create space for community empowerment. under his direction. the city launched a dual pride and juneteenth celebration now in its second year. >> it's about recognizing the historic significance of both events. kind of my purpose is to create spaces like it could be perhaps because i, you know, sit on intersectns of identities. but i also frankly think that's just my unit. >> being the first leader of the city to tick off. so many boxes wasn't new for murph

it's got some more slowing quick build as we come off the carquinez bridge and out of pinole. we are watching that delay in the bart system as well. i actually might have some good news regarding the red line coming up. well, good morning. very happy wednesday to you. big news for electric car maker rivian. volkswagen says it will invest as much as $5 billion in the american carmaker. in rivian stock was up big on the news on tuesday. we were looking at the company's financials after the last quarterly report. rivian loses about 30 to $40,000 for every car it makes. so this gives rivian a real lifeline. nvidia stock turned around on tuesday as well. oh, we've got two rivian's here. interesting. all right well nvidia erasing all of monday's gains and pushing the nasdaq higher realtors tell cnbc they're predicting a slow summer housing market. mortgage rates still high. mortgage applications down about 13% from this time last year. moxian a company in the north bay that makes an alternative to portable diesel generators, laying off 101 workers. they filed a warn notice with the

are being adjusted to accommodate to this summer safety plan. 9-1-1, services are back online in pinole after more than a week of destruction. investigators say 3 people stealing copper wire this month, tampered with those phone lines not only in pinole but in hercules and pablo, 2 of the 3 suspects have been arrested. they're looking for the 3rd in sausalito, the much loved sammy the seal and statue is going to be returning to its perch wednesday morning and was knocked down by storms in january of 2023. last week crews korea created a new cement platform for the 1900 pound statue. they had to do a lot renovation. sammy will be installed around 06:00am once day. he was first installed in 1957. coming up, a san francisco. hosting a parade on the great highway today. what they were celebrating. >> also changes coming to oakland that will most definitely affect what renters pay. and california finally has a new budget, how it will affect children in school. that's next. 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 fou

. >> also new tonight at ten, a crime came to police during an attack in pinole. take a look at this. security cameras show the moment a man grabbed a staff member at the pinole public safety building yesterday afternoon. now she was able to break free. the man then jumped over the counter as you saw there and through the window. then chased after her down a hallway. officers responded and arrested the man. there's a different angle there. he faces several charges, including burglary, kidnaping, false imprisonment and assault. the victim was not seriously hurt. >> new developments in oakland, where police chief floyd mitchell held his first news conference today since taking the job to announce the arrest of several suspects involved in home invasions and burglaries. abc seven news reporter anser hassan. with what we know tonight about the suspects. chief mitchell is calling these arrests significant. >> he says they're related to a recent surge in home invasions and commercial burglaries and robberies. >> our community resource officers, our crime reduction team

looks like pinole. hercules out to vacaville now. some out towards lodi and also stockton. now we'll put in the radar and there's a lot of cloud cover out here. so i would look for a mostly cloudy, muggy day. it will be warm to hot. this high is really stubborn and strong. if you have your coast and bay it's not too bad, but inland i mean it was 98 yesterday. morgan hill, livermore, concord and you had the cloud cover today, even if it's only like 92 or 93, the humidity will be a huge factor. probably some activity for the mountains. beautiful sunrise over lake tahoe. some of that cloud cover coming in. we don't want the lightning, but that's certainly a possibility today, not only for us, sacramento valley, the mother lode, and up into the sierra. that moisture will be with us today. that system to the north should sweep it out of here by tomorrow. but there could now the lower layers of the atmosphere below about 12,000ft are pretty dry. so sprinkles are really light rain. it's the lightning more so than anything else but a couple 100 certainly possible. sacramento showin

. >>> when you call 911, needing fast help, you depend on thephone lines to work but in pinole. san pablo and hercules, there's problem with that. police say thieves stealing copper from phone line wires is putting everybody at risk. in fact, lines cut at least twice say police. look at these photos. most recent just four days ago. forcing calls to have to bererouted to sheriff's department and two in pinole were arrested by police just caught red-handed but the impacts are also expensive to you aside from public safety. the taxpayer. we'll keep following this. bull look at this. wildfire season in san jose. >>> police say they have caught and cuffed the guy who's been accused of setting multiple brush fires. police put out three of them along east taylor and 23rd streets and that's just before noon yesterday. police credit a citizen who reported seeing the guy starting the fire so they can have a fast response. >>> well, californians feel the burn from high gastritises and energy bills, u.s. secretary of energy jennifer granholm will be in the bay area today. her plan here is t

it says that 911 and pinole non-emergency lines are down. calls are being answered by the contra costa county sheriff's office. they're then transferring that information to emergency dispatchers. it's unknown what is the cause of the outage. also, just coming in to our newsroom, the votes are still being counted in india following that nation's general election. early indications suggest the current prime minister, narendra modi, will be elected to a third term. but the opposition party is said to be gaining ground on modi's hindu nationalist party. election workers are now busy counting about 650 million ballots. president joe biden is expected to sign a sweeping new executive order, which would allow him to temporarily shut down the us mexico border. the white house is expected to announce that new action today. the closure would only take place if illegal border crossings reached 2500 a day. homeland security says currently the daily number is more than 4000. the border would only reopen when the number falls below 1500. the new restrict

phones as much storing school hours and kron 4 continues to celebrate pride and juneteenth will meet pinole's first black and openly mayor right after the break. keep it here >> welcome back. we're continuing to remember a true american icon, willie mays, and we're highlighting the effect he's had lives near and far. and that includes a life of birmingham. alabama's first black mayor who was a bat boy for the birmingham black barons. >> the team that jump started mays career mihai bulls reports. >> news of the passing of 93 year-old hall of famer willie mays hit home for richard arrington junior. birmingham's first black mayor. all of a sudden here.

the city of pinole is hosting its second annual pride and juneteenth celebration from noon to 03:00pm at fernandez park. it was started last year by then mayor devin murphy, the current council member was the first black openly and youngest mayor in panels 120 year history. he says this weekend's celebration is about community empowerment and recognizing the historic significance of both juneteenth and pride. live music performances, kids, activities and are going to be afternoon. and then in san mateo. >> tomorrow they'll be hosting their 12th annual pride celebration. the pre aid that parade begins at 10:30am, in the morning at second and b streets. it will and its central park and 5th avenue in the sand detail around 11 and we have a list of juneteenth celebrations in the bay area on our website to scan that qr code right there. it will take you directly to the june teen section of kron 4 dot com. >> we want to know what the weather is going to be like for all of these events this weekend. kathy trafton is here with details like happy. change in the weather. of course, after the ho

we'll introduce you to the 98 year old pinole resident who's hoping to inspire future generations. then >> i just love that it is right in silicon valley, but it has a feel of being right by the mountains and close to the ocean and just the, you know, the kind of quietness that's here and mornings on to the nine heading to our next fox local zip trip to saratoga tomorrow from the renowned mountain winery to michelin star restaurants, we're featuring everything this charming silicon valley city has to offer again. >> that's tomorrow morning on the nine. if you're in the area just go right outside to the big basin cafe will be there. and of course, you can catch us live right here on ktvu, fox two and the fox local app as well. we will be right back here on ♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammat

well, that's what happened for paul in pinole. a contractor recently installed gutters for him.he paul says the gutter crew cut into the weatherproofing on his roof that caused $860 in damage. paul asked the gutter installer to cover that $860 repair bill. after four months, paul says the only response he got was, as we're looking into it, and that's what happened next. nothing. so paul wrote us, we flagged the company. it then mailed paul a nice surprise and $860 check. here's a tip for you if you have an issue with a gutter repair company, a roofer, or any other type of licensed contractor, the contractor state license board might be able to help you out. they're online at ccel bca.gov. and if you think your complaint is, well, falling through the cracks or is just, i don't know, gummed up somewhere, let us know. scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. quick quiz. the consumer reporter says it a lot. what's the first thing you should do when you're hiring a contractor? well something about paperwork. or make sure the contractor lice

the city of pinole host its second annual celebration from noon to 03:00pm at fernandes park. it was started last year by then mayor devin murphy, the current council member was the first black openly and youngest mayor in pinellas 120 history. he says that this weekend celebration is about community empowerment and recognizing the historic significance of both juneteenth and pride. live music performances, kids, activities and more will be on hand sunday afternoon. we have a list of the juneteenth celebrations in the bay area on our website. just scan this qr code and it will take you directly to the juneteenth section of kron 4 dot com and still ahead, a san francisco tradition commemorating pride month is back overlooking the city. the significance of the symbol and lgbtq+ history. plus, a teenage boy stabbed in santa rosa. why police say his injuries stem from self defense. [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an au

affects other theater companies, and we work closely with clayton theater company and on stage and pinole community players. so it's kind of like our loss is their loss to the theater company is asking for donations so that the show can go on performances are actually scheduled to start on friday. >> already some people are been dropping off furniture and other items. they have a list, though, of specific items that they need, and they've also set up what's called a phoenix fund on the company's website. so if you'd like to take a look and contribute, they also say a great way to help right now is to attend those performances the next few weekends. santa rosa today declaring the official start to the wildfire season in that city, the santa rosa fire department says it takes different factors into consideration when it determines the beginning of the season. the conditions this week are expected to be warm and dry. fire officials say the wet weather also plays a role seeing fire activity pick up not only here locally, but around the north half of the state. >> and i think with the amount o

a man was arrested after police say he jumped over the counter of the pinole police department. then chased a workaround. here's a picture of the moment. it happened. it was just after 4 tuesday afternoon at the department public safety building. yeah, the police say the man identified as a 65 year-old. the chester victor tried to open the locked lobby door that leads to the police departments in our offices. officers say that when the worker greeted him at the counter why victor just grabbed her by the arm, jumped over the counter and chased her down the hallway. police say she was able to get away. officers say that they also were able to stop and arrest the suspect. he has since been booked into jail on seveoal charges. the victim did have minor injuries to her arm. >> in san jose nurses and doctors rallied outside regional medical center today. they want the hospital to reverse a decision to close its trauma center. it is a level 2 center. that means they perform surgery. another advance types of care. the hospital decided to close this year. they say really only a few peopl

also this evening, scary moments at the pinole police department. a clerk was attacked. it happened yesterday around 4 p.m. take a look here. man came into the lobby. he walked up to the counter and ring the bell several times. you see that guy there? that's when he grabbed the clerk by her arm, climbed over the counter, and through that service window. thankfully, she was able to break free and make her way into another area of the building with the help of a staff member. officers then arrested the man that clerk is expected to be okay. well, we have an update to a story that we exposed a few months ago. complaints of a supervisor bullying employees at the antioch school district. in one case, an employee's desk ended up on the roof of a building. tonight, we're learning. the school district's internal investigation ruled that incident a prank. it happened in january of last year, but the findings were only recently revealed. our investigative unit got a hold of those results. the district's hr director determined that facilities boss ken turnage directed other workers

pero los oficiales respondieron a llamadas de un posible tiroteo y el departamento de policía de pinoleades acudieron al lugar donde los sospechosos habían robado cables de cobre. eso a principios de junio. al llegar, encontraron a 3 individuos en el área, quienes intentaron huir con la ayuda del helicóptero del alguacil, lograron arrestar a 2 de ellos, quienes tenían en posesión herramientas para cortar cables. hablemos ahora de la policía de san josé. acaba de lanzar en redes sociales una página con los fugitivos más buscados de esa ciudad. libertad pedraza nos explica cómo las autoridades esperan que la tecnología les ayude a encontrar la larga lista de sospechosos. la policía de san josé acaba de hacer pública la lista de los fugitivos más buscados de la ciudad en sus redes sociales para tratar de llegar a una audiencia más grande. y es algo que otras personas también, si usan redes sociales, pueden ver en sus teléfonos o lo que sea, y esperamos de que es algo que nos puede ayudar a nuestros detectives. resolucionar estos casos. la página se llama san josé y está abierta al público

well new at six scary moments at the pinole police department. a clerk was attacked yesterday afternoon. you see that man coming into the lobby, walked up to the counter, rang the bell several times. that's when he grabbed the clerk by her arm and climbed over the counter through that service window. there she was able to break free and make her way into another area. with the help of another staff member. officers then arrested that man. the clerk. thankfully is expected to be okay. lucky to be alive. that's what a san francisco man is saying. he is after being attacked by two dogs in the soma district. all of it caught on video. he says the dogs belong to people who had been living in an rv that's been parked in that neighborhood for weeks, and he says, to add insult to injury, someone called the police after the attack thinking he was a robber. here's nbc bay area. sergio quintana two pit bulls were trying to push me down and kill me. this is security camera video of the attack that happened in the south of market district in san francisco in

emergency calls in pinole hercules and san pablo have been answered by the contra costa county sheriff's office because the phone lines being cut over the weekend on saturday, police arrested 2 people. they were caught using tools looking for copper inside of phone wires. still looking for a 3rd suspect. police expect the phone lines to be repaired by tomorrow morning. returning those 9-1-1, calls, hopefully back to normal. >> it's going to cost nearly 10 billion dollars more to slash homelessness across the bay area. the research and policy nonprofit all home released its regional action plan today. it shows about 9.5 billion dollars would cut homelessness across the region by 75% over the next 5 years. in addition, the report says the region would be to build 10,000 units of temporary housing and 47,000 permanent homes to prevent new homelessness. a vote is set tomorrow on whether to put a 20 billion-dollar housing bond on the november ballot. it was fun. 90,000 affordable housing units across the bay area. >> the major drill on treasure island today to help the bay area prepare for an

emergency calls in pinole hercules in san pablo. they've been answered by contra costa county sheriffs because of phone lines that were cut over the

. >>> in the last hour, the city of pinole just released this video showing a man attacking an employee right in the middle of a police building. police say man walked into the building, went up to the counter, grabbed an employee's arm. the woman fought back and was able to break free, but that is when the man left behind the counter. police say he chased after the woman in the hallway, but officers heard the commotion and detained him. the city employee had minor injuries to her arm, and the suspect, 65-year-old can chester victor from san pablo, was arrested. >>> an east bay teen was ready to celebrate her hard work after graduation with her family by her side, but that feeling of joy and accomplishment did not last long. she realized someone stole all her graduation gifts right down to the cap she was wearing that day. but as our andrea nakano reports, she's getting a helping hand from someone in the community. . >> she graduated from envision academy last thursday. it was a difficult and long four years to finally get her diploma. >> i honestly had a lot of trouble. where sometimes

. >> at the pinole police department get a look at this man spotted climbing over the counter. this was a tuesday afternoon. police say first you rang a bell on the counter. then he grabbed staff member somehow by her right arm. he had climbed over the counter through a window, chased the woman down a hallway. he was detained. he's been arrested on several charges. the woman has minor injuries but will be ok, governor newsom is more than doubling the drug operations within the california national guard counter task force, boosting the number of service members at the border with mexico from 155 to nearly 400 last month. newsom said the count guard operations did help with the seizure of nearly 6 million pills containing fentanyl. that so far this year. his office says that synthetic opioids like fentanyl contributed nearly 70% of overdose deaths. >> in napa county, ukrainian winemakers at visited napa valley to learn how to he'll their war damaged. vineyards of this comes in the midst of that ongoing war with russia. some of the winemakers vineyards have been bombed by russia a

pinole police are announcing an arrest. this is in connection to a suspected copper theft, which led to outages involving the city's 911 center. now, the most recent outage happened on june 22nd. police posted an alert to residents and soon learned critical wiring had been cut and stolen. a similar incident happened in early june in the same location, so this time officers quickly responded. they set up a perimeter and eventually arrested two of three suspects. and about an hour ago, governor gavin newsom delivered his state of the state address. take a listen. in fact, california's violent crime rate is about half of what it was in the 1990s. 1992 a lower homicide rate now than 29 other states, including florida and texas. and property crime is an example in san francisco is down 32% in oakland, where the california highway patrol, in partnership with local law enforcement, we've seen a decline, a remarkable decline of 33% in crime. this is because in california, we take public safety seriously. we take it as a problem to

pinole at 50. these are cool lows. the city is at 50 which is three degrees below average. so high will kick in for two days really. and then i think it starts to ease up on sunday. so i don't think coast and bay will change all that much. but inland temps they'll jump up a little bit 80s, low, low 90s on the highs today. all right. >> thank you steve. melinda gates, the former wife of microsoft co-founder bill gates, is stepping into the political spotlight for the first time. she is publicly endorsing a candidate for president. an at&t wants to end landline service in california. the final judgment from the state public utilities commission and how it reached that dec io at wendy's, you can get- (fake english accent) an english muffin and seasoned potatoes for just three bucks. with a light and fluffy toasted muffin and crispy potatoes, love. ooooooo (actual english accent) is this my breakfast? yes, yes it is! she bought it. grab a proper $3 wendy's breakfast for a limited time. voice-over: is there a danger hiding in your home? grab a proper $3 wendy's unused opioid med

pinole kensington a little cooler there at 52 but mid 50s here. so we're starting off a little warmer than yesterday that's for sure. reno a warm 70 will be hot there. truckee 45 south lake tahoe at 50 degrees. mount shasta 59, ely 49. fog is going down the coast, so fog it'll retreat much sooner. today sun and then a little warmer. but i think by tomorrow we're going to start seeing increase in the fog as the high will start to back off in a low to the south will start to lift northward. that will increase the fog bank. so it does look cool and breezy starting tomorrow. for many and for all on thursday. but if you're inland, it's going to be hot. 80s 90s to maybe a few pushing the upper 90s. >> all right steve thank you. time now for 21. it caught the attention of first responders. we'll tell you about the low tech call for help that led to the safe rescue of a stranded kite surfer. and we also have details of a program encouraging people to come forward when they see residential burglaries here's your biggie bag. all that food for 5 bucks. -that