our washington correspondent raquel martin joins us now live from chicago.l, this is going to be. >> a big night for the minnesota governor. all right. we know that some people even calling tonight walz wednesday. now this will be one of the first times that we're seeing governor walz take center stage since vice president kamala harris named him her running mate. >> just 2 weeks ago now there is polling showing that while its name is still fairly unknown amount, most americans. but tonight he'll have a new opportunity to really make that introduction. >> happy walls. wednesday tonight, minnesota governor tim walz addresses the nation to rally support for the harris will take it. so excited about tonight. minnesotans at the convention say voters will fall in love with the man they described as a good neighbor. the entire nation. out what an amazing governor we out. the harris-walz campaign expects the veteran dad and former teacher to build on this week's momentum. last night. arena erupted into cheers for the obamas. >> america's waited for a new chapter. u

senate for now in chicago, raquel martin, back to grant. >> raquel, vice president harris kind of surprised people last night when she briefly took the stage to thank president biden for his career. but she's not there tonight. is that right? >> that's right. she actually will not be in attendance for tonight's convention. she actually took off to milwaukee where she'll be holding a rally there. really not skipping at wasting any time in this pretty critical period. hella ahead of election day. we're told she's actually going to have a watch party in the same arena where she's holding that rally. roach will be able to see the speakers from tonight. >> kind of trolling trump and the republicans, it would seem to use the same building. raquel martin live for us tonight in chicago. thanks for cal. governor newsom will give a speech tonight from the convention floor in chicago and the united center. it will come during the dnc delegate tally roll call newsom will deliver the delegates that formally clinched the democratic nomination for president for kamala harris newsom and harris have known e

raquel house, the night unfolding. >> hey, they can right now. we are in the middle of a ceremonial role call. we're going state by state having delegates and that their votes for vice president kamala harris. it is a symbolic that harris early month actually snag the nomination. but this is a very loud and excited crowd musical acts have come out they're playing different songs that actually match each state. but of course, this was all made possible by president joe biden who had hit headlines feet just yesterday. america. >> i gave my best to you. >> in an emotional address, president joe biden turned the page on more than 50 years of public 3rd. it. on the first night of the and president passed the party's baton to his vice president, kamala harris. so was the very first decision i made before i became when i became our nominee. >> it was the best decision i made my whole career. >> united democrats declared here is the future of the party and her opponent, former president donald trump, a symbol of a divisive past. if hillary clinton who ul

thank you, raquel barnett reporting for us. we'll be checking back in with you throughout the evening. meantime, while president biden has given up on his re-election bid, house republicans, well, they haven't given up on their effort to impeach him. they released a nearly 300 page impeachment inquiry report today. it details findings that claim that the biden family received 27 million dollars from foreign entities using shell companies, 8 million dollars in questionable loans and they say special treatment for his son, hunter. the report does not recommend specific articles of impeachment. instead, it says that the decision on the next steps would be left to the larger congressional body when it returns from recess on september 9th. >> meanwhile, former president trump and his running mate, jd vance held events in the battleground state of pennsylvania today. later this week they will hit michigan, wisconsin, north carolina and arizona to make their case to voters there all swing states. they're using allies to help get their

big night washington correspondent raquel martin is there.ns from united center in chicago. >> raquel? yeah, this is many history making moment. what should we expect to hear from harris tonight? >> thank grant. that's right. we are just a few hours away from vice president, kamala harris taking the stage. she will the second woman and the first woman of color to ever sit at the top of a major party ticket for democrat president or president in general. now we're waiting, of course, to hear from are the harris campaign has give us giving us some insight about what her speech will touch on. they say that she will talk about her personal story. well, also laying out an optimistic vision for the country. >> i choose. >> after >> another night of enthusiastic, star-studded speeches and tender moment. gas. and when. >> you are my entire world and i love you tonight. >> vice president kamala harris will deliver the most consequential speech of her political career with the eyes of the nation watching. >> i know who she is. i know what she's about a

raquel, what can we expect from day one?, justin, will the convention will kick off here shortly and we're already seeing people start to make their way inside. >> of are enough course. the big headline speech tonight is president joe biden will see him pass the torch off to his vice president. kamala harris. it's a reality that just 2 months ago for many seemed unimaginable. >> from a party in disarray. party united. >> this week, democrats from across the nation are coalescing around their new nominee. vice president kamala harris were ready to answer the divisive bat, vision of donald trump. with the positive joyful. for the future before landing in chicago sunday, harris told reporters she's putting the final touches on her acceptance speech for thursday. it's almost done. i mean, and this is a little sweet. fresh off the heels of a pennsylvania bus tour. the vp will attend night. one of the democratic national convention where president biden will deliver the keynote address. at a morning press conference, democrat stum

the vigils like raquel, please, come on up here, raquel. hello, raquel.9 years. [applause] how does it feel to see all these people here? >> amazing, united altogether. >> absolutely. i know everyone knows how special you are, but you want america to know how special you are. ♪ ♪ >> i was 22 when i started she basically said, you know what, i will take you under my wing. now i am the boss of this entire department, and i wouldn't be here if it were not for her. >> for nearly two decades, raquel has been the lifeline for texas a&m university's title field as lee custodian. >> she has always lightened up the room. pouring her heart into the players. >> every time she meets one person, it is like they are the new grandchild. >> a mother of three and coping with the loss of her husband in 2023, raquel dedicated her time to the staff at texas a&m university. >> she kept getting up everyday and motivated to. thank you for being here for being my best friend and showing me how to be the young, strong independent woman that i am. ♪ ♪ [applause] [cheers and applau

in her own home after she called the sheriff's office for help kron four's capitol correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> 4 years after george floyd's murder spark national calls for police reform, the killing of sonya massey. a 36 year-old black woman gunned down by a deputy in her illinois home. her name reigniting those pleas. there is an ongoing crisis that needs to be addressed. aclu is urging congress to reconsider the george floyd justice in policing act to ensure. >> not just public safety, but safety from police misconduct. illinois senator durbin is part of a group reintroducing the bill in part, the plan requires implicit bias training for police. >> increased vetting to ensure bad actors are not rehired, which would establish a registry for police and law enforcement. so the be no surprises and massey's case. the deputy who killed her health, 6 law enforcement jobs in just 4 years and was kicked out of the army for drunk driving a decade ago. that's a very big loophole in our system right now amid public pressure this year to hire the deputy is stepping down and the

raquel martin. yeah, no doubt. today was a shocker. amazon's jeff bezos dropped 8 billion bucks in one day. but what about the rest of us with? >> maybe for a one qasr. those who dabble in day trading market expert we talked to says don't panic, not yet anyway. >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> fargo's gary schlossberg says overall the u.s. economy is pretty strong and when the fed does make a rate cut next month, people looking for a home or car loan can find some better deals. >> still ahead on kron 4 is at 6. the biden administration has a new plan to try to eliminate student debt for millions of americans. ac transit is launching new automated cameras on 100 buses which will detected issue citations to cars that are >> stopped or park

raquel martin. >> tracking tropical storm ernesto is path as barrels into the caribbean. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. >> as the state grapples with a housing and homelessness crisis. a new bill in the legislature is seeking to fast track the production of temporary tiny homes. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> this right here, changed my life alumni. a wiley is talking about this structure and interim housing unit often refer to as a tiny home. this is nice word here, formerly unhoused wiley says with the help of sacramento area nonprofit first step communities, she got of

raquel martin. >> amazon's jeff bezos drop some 8 billion dollars in one day. but what about the rest of us? 4, 1, k's, maybe those who dabble in day trading today was a shocker. but market experts we talked to say don't panic, not yet anyway. >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> other news now a man is dead tonight after a shooting in san francisco's mission. it happened just after 5 this morning near 20th and shot. well, police say a man was found on the ground. he'd been shot, died at the scene. no arrests have been made. ac transit is launching new automated cameras on 100 buses. they will detected issue citations to cars that are stops are parked. it ac transit bus stops. this includes taxis, uber, lyft delivery trucks. you name it for the first 60 days of the p

our dc's raquel martin has the latest. >> the u.s. is hurdling toward a consequential presidential election without federal regulation on deceptive deepfakes in political at i'm not sure there is a am, nick. that's going to get this thing across the finish line. for months now. robert weissman with public citizen has pushed the federal government to ban political deepfake images, videos or voiceovers which are increasingly harder to detect. so it's entirely possible that we're going to have late breaking deep fakes before election day that show a candidate drunk or saying something racist or be heavy an outrageous way when they never did any of those things. the federal communications commission is racing to finalize a rule mandating all pb in radio political ads made i include a disclaimer up against a tight timeline. now, nearly 2 dozen states already passed bills to clamp down on ai-generated images. however, federal legislation remains stalled. i just citing first amendment concerns last week, senate republicans to block 2 biparti

raquel martin. >> costco raising its fees starting sunday. it's the first time in his charge. more for a membership since 2017 change will affect more than 50 million people who have memberships across the u.s. and canada moos memberships will go up from 60 to $65. a year the executive membership goes from one 20 to one 30 a year, though, the executive cash back reward goes up from 1002, $1250 pg and e is warning utility scams are on the rise. the company says nearly 15,000 customers >> have reported more than 3 $100,000 in losses to scammers. just this year, nearly 700 of those were reported by santa clara county customers pg e says it will never send a single notification to a customer within one hour of cutting service and will never ask customers to make payments in that manner. whether time now as we get a look at the 4 zone forecast to mount diablo there. nice and warm but not overly warm kind of a goldilocks weather really so why go for but if you want to. but if but if you want to get away, you've got right? yeah. we've got to get forecast for you coming up looks like

raquel martin. >> a new report reveals 2 bay area counties are among the best places to live tab the best mental health. and second place on this list. you have santa clara county, san mateo county came in 4th more than 3,000 cities and counties in the u.s. were scored based on reports of mental distress, depression and suicide rates. honolulu county in hawaii came in number one. >> next from refer news at 6, disney make some big announcements about the new attractions coming to its >> well, the news never stops. it seems here kron 4. so let's go and check in with dan thorn has been busy working on what's coming up a 10 day and a red coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. the drama continues. >> over a trauma center in east san jose. the concerns that advocates still have even after the company said the center's not going to close. plus san francisco families living in rv's say they have nowhere else to go as the city is threatening to tell them. we're hearing from those families as time is running out. we'll see you tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. >> thank you, dan. in san jose, there's a

. >> our washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> a highly anticipated debate between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris is and it's very important to have debates. trump is recommitting to a september 10th debate on abc. he recently backed out of the schedule televised event after president joe biden dropped out of the race in harris stepped in. glad that he's finally agreed to a debate leading a campaign event in michigan. harris told reporters she's eager to take on her republican opponent of show trump is taking things a step further during a press conference at his mar-a-lago estate, he said he is now up to 3 debates against harris one september 4th on fox news in another september. 25th on nbc. the other side has to agree to the terms. don't know if they're going to agree. campaign says the vice president is open to more debates. >> a spokesperson tells us conversations are underway. political analyst todd belt says debates offer each candidate a chance to make their case to undecided voters who, according to polling, will likely decid

por ahora, raquel y su mamá llevarán las evidencias que tienen a la policía, pero lo que no saben esmbros del jurado en el condado de alameda están por recibir un aumento. es parte de un programa piloto que les pagará 100 $ por día. en este momento ganan 15 $ cada día. también se les daría 67 centavos por cada milla que manejen de su casa a la corte. la meta, dicen, es aumentar la participación. y también diversificación de los jurados. el programa inicia en septiembre y va a durar 2 años. escuche esto. un residente del área de la bahía que está en medio de un proceso migratorio, denuncia que una persona lo llamó haciéndose pasar como abogado y también asegurándole que podía ayudarle para acelerar su proceso. pero ante la duda le pidió su información personal y la persona le envió una serie de documentos que son falsos. según lo explicado por los representantes del centro latino cuscatlán, repite el nombre 2 veces una, una sola y la otra con un título de doctor. según el primer apellido santamaría, sin mayúscula o país de nacimiento, new york, new york es una ciudad y un estado. le r

of using tricks that make it harder to opt out of the service kron four's washington correspondent raqueltin reports. >> the biden administration wants canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up. people are pressing for a bunch of different but it having to listen to automated recordings. chad mayes bill is an assistant to the president. i think that's wrong. and we think the government should do something about right now. the federal trade commission is finalizing a rule to help you get out of unwanted subscriptions and memberships. the federal communications commission is going a step further to eliminate so-called doom loop where consumers can't get a hold of human customer service agent. >> using technology against us that using time against us. >> robert weissman with consumer advocacy group, public citizen says over the last decade there's been a rise bad faith practices from corporations are real rip-off economy, making it really hard for us to get refunds or change flights or get service. the u.s. chamber of commerce, the nation's largest pro business group did not respond to o

raquel martin. >> up next, some special ed teachers are still working from home after the pandemic. what administrators are telling frustrated parents plus the niners spending a whole lot of money. they announced a major investment capital improvements at levi's ahead of the world cup and the super bowl and that state leaders are sounding the alarm over the use of cell phones in classrooms. what they say needs to be >> tonight at 5.30, a solution during the pandemic is returning to help special education students, even east bay school district where some teachers are still working. >> remotely kron four's philippe djegal explains why.

raquel martin. >> all right.talking about how it should be a lovely weather weekend for getting outside. and just in time there's a local startup that is trying to make it a lot easier for people trying to get reservations at campgrounds in california. and if you've tried, you know, that has become really hard over the past few years, especially since covid. this company, the startup it's called camp chimp. uses ai to scour state and federally owned land where there are available sites where people can book you could search for something brought like bay area sites are. you can be more specific type in something like high alpine lake camping in the sierra, for instance, here's how it works from there. >> just put in where you want to your date's your number of nights and now we'll use ai to now scan all platforms at the same time. so you don't have to jump all around and and and we'll return to only the ones with the with with availability. so any campers out there? no camping. is it so hard to book sites right?

raquel salió a marchar con sus vecinos pidiéndole a la compañía que le renta su apartamento.mente en los baños y en las cocinas y en el en mi estacionamiento también es el el liqueo de agua, pero abundante llegando al punto de dañar mi la pintura de mi carro y. y este es un problema de muchos años que no han solucionado. esta es una situación que dicen vivir varios de sus vecinos. el grupo está conformado por residentes de 3 edificios de apartamentos que quedan sobre la calle issa en la ciudad east palo alto, los 3 complejos de woodland apartments, donde residen al menos 60 familias, tienen el mismo dueño. la compañía sunnyvale property. telemundo 48 contactó a la compañía y a su presidente, peter pa sobre esta situación. en un correo electrónico nos respondieron que han estado en contacto con la asociación de inquilinos y que respondieron a una carta de estos residentes. el 31 de julio. aseguran, ya han resuelto o están en proceso de arreglar todas las peticiones de mantenimiento en estas propiedades. y eso es una mentira. pruebas tenemos de que la el los las cosas que se ne

raquel martin. >> all right. let's talk weather. and as we get set for long weekends, people trying to get home trying get to their destination made. yep. >> those cars going somewhere. nice. hopefully laurence. you've got the forecast for moment. saw people packing up their cars, getting ready to go look like they're headed out to maybe do a little camping. but a lot of folks traveling this weekend. it looks like a great weekend weather wise around most of the state to do we are going to see plenty of sunshine around the bay area after some morning clouds are going to see another blanket of fog rolling in. right now, we're catching some clear skies even toward the coastline. look at the golden gate bridge, a little hazy, but otherwise nice and clear out there right now and all around. we're getting some sunshine along the coast. so you've got a pair of sixes pacifica. also in the half, moon bay over the hill. 72 in san mateo, 70 san jose right now, some comfortable 80's in the interior valleys, which is very nice from where we were

senate back in 2004 for now chicago, raquel martin, back to you guys. >> raquel, certainly the former president obama is the headliner tonight. but his wife is also a heavy hitter. some people think she might be able to reach the undecided women in america better than brock. what are you expecting tonight from michelle obama? >> what we do know that the first lady, the former first lady, we'll be speaking husband takes the stage. we'll be highlighting, i guess, are separate relationship with vice president kamala harris as he's going to touch on some of the central themes that we've heard from speaker after speaker who have had any relationship with the vice president talking about her ability to lead and the fact that she believes the country needs to move forward. not circle back to what she believes up. former president donald trump may represent which division in this country. >> michelle obama incredibly popular. so they should be interesting. thank you so much for cal martin reporting live for us from the d n c. >> and with the dnc now in full swing, several california leaders s

martin, back to this and raquel as the dnc, it all responding to that sudden. we'll be the official is saying that they have been engaging with group. they say they offered them a slot to speak on a panel at convention. but they are getting a lot of that backlash specifically from progressive members of congress, including a o c who spoke here at the dnc on monday. many of the warning that excluding this group is just not going to age well for the party. raquel martin live for us there at the united center in chicago. thank you so much. and if you >> are looking for a place to watch the dnc tonight with others. the san francisco democratic party is hosting a watch party. it starts at 5 harrington's bar and grill. that's located on front street right next to the royal exchange. everyone is welcome to attend. >> all right. joining us now caroline actually campaign reporter with the hill. caroline, thank you so much for joining us. we could talk a little bit more about. >> this final night of the dnc. appreciate you being with us. i just want to back up a little b

let's ride washington correspondent raquel martin joins us live from the united center in chicago. raquel, this will be a history making moment. >> what should we expect to hear from harris tonight? >> grant vicki. that's right. tonight, vice president kamala harris will become the second woman and the first woman of color to ever grace the top of a major party ticket for president. you can see behind me there are people here. harris campaign says tonight expect to hear the vice president talk about her personal story. painting an optimistic vision for the country. >> let's all choose. >> after >> another night of enthusiastic, star-studded speeches and tender moment. gas. and when. >> you are my entire world and i love you tonight. >> vice president kamala harris will deliver the most consequential speech of her political career with the eyes of the nation watching. >> i know who she is. i know what she's about and i can't wait until america hears from her. >> new jersey senator cory booker who served in the senate with harris for 4 years says he's confident here is will meet the

raquel martin, back to you. just see him. raquel, thank you. taking a live look here now from our camera on top of mount tam, a little shaky out there and a little bit of fog trying to come in. we got kyle here now to talk about what's going on outside a little wind and definitely a marine layer on the move just the beginning of what we're about to see. we've got a cool down on the way, but we do still have some those blue skies out there. but the temperatures are getting ready to go on a little bit of a trip. >> by tomorrow, we're talking about 70's inland and then we'll finally start to warm it up on saturday by sunday. we're going to start to go back to average and then on the other side of that above average and the reason all this happens is because we've got this dance between low pressure and high pressure. so low pressure here at the high pressure i'm talking about is actually back behind it in the pacific and it will be bumping in and that will start to heat everything up. so here's how it's going to go tomorrow. we start to see this l

raquel should be an interesting evening. take care. and we >> frightening bart for passengers in oakland. one of the train cars started filling up with smoke. the issue caused a major delay at the macarthur station happened about 2.30 yesterday afternoon. passengers who are on board say that they started smelling the smoke well before the train stopped near the macarthur station. and one woman telling us that wants to train came to a halt. she made the decision to open the doors and start evacuating. >> and the guy some say, well, we're going to wait. and i said, wakefield parts body anything. so i pulled the lever. if it wanted >> normal train service did resume about 4.20. bar has only said that it was an equipment issue, but no other details are being released at this time. still headed to uc berkeley welcoming the new students this week. how new rules will affect their time on campus. >> but it can be slow down so that you have. better quality of life for a longer period of time. bottle of hope for alzheimer's patients. how a new d

raquel, this is going to be a history making moment. >> justine, that's right. tonight, vice president harris will become the second woman and the first woman of color to ever grace the top of a major party ticket for president attendees. many of them actually wearing white it to today's ceremony, a tribute to the woman suffrage movement. the harris campaign says that expect her speech to touch on her middle class background and also have you know, lay out a vision for the future. >> let's all jews. >> after >> another night of enthusiastic, star-studded speeches and tender moment. gas. and when. >> you are my entire world and i love you tonight. >> vice president kamala harris will deliver the most consequential speech of her political career with the eyes of the nation watching. >> i know who she is. i know what she's about and i can't wait until america hears from her. >> new jersey senator cory booker who served in the senate with harris for 4 years says he's confident here is will meet the moment. a joy is coming. that is what has me so excited. harris camp

[laughter] but we need women like raquel because the threats we're up against today are more complexhan we've ever seen. and to stay ahead of them, we need everybody's experience, everybody's knowledge, everybody's specialized expertise. we've all got to be bringing our very best ideas to the table and have our very best leaders in the room and the more diverse our teams are the better the solutions we will come up with and the greater impact we will make on the threats and problems we are facing. diversity is important for so many reasons, not the least of which because everything about who we are shapes the way we think. in law enforcement to diversity of experience, background, and thought makes for stronger, smarter teams. more women in law enforcement means better outcomes for all of us, those we work with and those we work for. those we work with includes our partners at law enforcement agencies nationwide. along with many partners, the fbi signed the 30 by 30 pledge back in march 2020 three, an important commitment demonstrating our support to recruit more outstanding women to

raquel, thank you so much. aaa is expecting labor day travel to be busier than last year from friday, august 30th to the following monday, the organization thanks about millions and millions of people will be on the roads. the peak time for congestion in the san francisco bay area is supposed to be at 04:45pm on labor day. that's going from sacramento to san francisco on highway 80. as for the top labor day international travel destination for flyers from san francisco. most travelers are going to scotland. all right. it's still got a couple more official weeks of some are here. some are on the calendar. the kids are going back to school that kylie here to talk about what's going on outside the i always feel like we always get that late heat push to get going out that temperature will that happens. i mean, that's a typical thing. we searched offshore wind. we have the diablo winds. they call the santa anna santa southern california and we haven't hit that yet. so that's usually i don't know. i always feel like

por ahora, raquel y su mamá llevarán las evidencias que tienen a la policía, pero lo que no saben esal, según un proyecto de ley que aprobó la legislatura. soy navarro. nos explica esta propuesta que al inicio se planteó como algo casi imposible, ya comenzó a rendir frutos importantes. las restricciones en algunos centros escolares fueron implementadas como prueba, pero al ver los resultados decidieron quedarse con ellas. las modificaciones a la regla son bien vistas tanto por los estudiantes implementadas por los maestros y agradecidas por los padres de familia, porque lo más se pueden usar para emergencia para 1 como mamá, llamarlos o obviamente siempre para una emergencia, verdad? y que lo utilicen saliendo de las clases, pero no en clases, que ya ves que ahorita ya no platican entre ellos, ya nada más se dedican a puro celular metidos en el celular y pues así pues ve como era antes que todos convivían y pues ahorita ya ya todos se pierden en la tecnología. según la coordinadora de la secundaria dorsey, mucho depende de la forma en cómo se planteen las reglas en el salón de clase,

raquel, good to see you. you've made your way to chicago water.ecting on this the first day? >> if they can, grant will certainly a lot of energy inside at this arena. we actually just heard democrats adopt their party platform with a voice vote. now, we have also seen several speakers come to this stage. and of course, it is all going to come to a headline speaker, which is going to be president joe biden evening. we'll see the president pass the torch on to his vice president, kamala harris, of course, is certainly not the convention that many planned for. but certainly there is a lot of energy of a in a lot of excitement leading up to tonight. >> from a party in disarray. party united. >> this week, democrats from across the nation are coalescing around their new nominee. vice president kamala harris were ready to answer the divisive bat, vision of donald trump. with the positive joyful. for the future before landing in chicago sunday, harris told reporters she's putting the final touches on her acceptance speech for thursday. it's almost done.

raquel martin. >> well, no doubt today was a shocker. amazon's jeff bezos dropped 8 billion dollars in one day. but what about the rest of us? the 4, 1, k's, maybe those who dabble in day trading all market expert we talked to says don't panic, not yet anyway. >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> wells fargo's gary schlossberg says the overall the u.s. economy is pretty strong. and when the fed does make a rate cut next month, people looking for say a home or car loan can find some better deals. google has lost a major antitrust case over its search engine. a judge ruled today google's search engine. >> he's been illegally exploiting its dominance, too squash competition and stifle innovation. the outcome could lead to google being required to

raquel martin >> still ahead, gas prices are going down. how much gallon will cost hear the bear these days. plus, a group lawmakers getting a new view today of the assassination attempt of former president donald trump. and that story and more after the break. >> gas prices will be at least a bit cheaper if you're planning a road trip for the labor day weekend, the national average has dropped $0.20 since may is now 3.38. for an average gallon of regular, of course, here in california, things are always more expensive. the state average here is for 60 a gallon. analysts predict prices will continue to fall, though. here's how things are looking right now to fill up your tank in the bay area. the most expensive gas is in the north bay, an average of 49 for a gallon of regular and the cheapest is in santa clara county at 4.59. on the peninsula. you're paying around 4.80, in the east bay around 4.70. >> a new report shows a plug-in hybrid vehicles are becoming more popular. then all electric. now wall street journal reports shows more automak

raquel martin, back to you guys. wouldn't be shocked to see the vice president make a surprise appearance tonight. >> check out well as his comments, but we shall see. yeah, can be an interesting lineup. thanks for co. >> alright, among the thousands of democrats attending the democratic national convention in chicago this week. several 100 are from right here in california. big contingent, in fact, california is dnc delegation is the largest of any state sen our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look. >> what we're talking nearly 500 people in california's dnc delegation and they say the fired up. >> it's time for us to do the right and that is to elect kamala harris as the next president. >> this was the moment governor gavin newsom announced to the nation. california's 496 party delegates attending the democratic national convention officially endorsed kamala harris for president. but just who are these delegates? some of them are people you've probably heard of like the governor himself and other lea

raquel martin reports the white house is highlighting the positive news while inflation remains a hot topic on the campaign trail. >> you may not feel it at the grocery store, but the reality is that on a month-over-month and year-over-year basis, inflation is trending down. new federal data shows in july inflation held steady at 2.5%. that's down significantly from its peak of 9.1%, just 2 years ago, senior economic analyst with bankrate mark hamrick says the federal reserve is likely to cut interest rates next month. will all be getting a better bargain in the sense of lower borrowing costs when we seek to take out loans or use a credit card. white house adviser john dawe nunberg says new inflation numbers show the biden economic plan is working. you know, we have largely beat inflation, but polling shows most americans believe inflation is their biggest concern ahead of the election. the president vice president both understand that some prices are still too high, particularly the grocery store. and that's why they're fighting, you know, to really advance an agenda that will lower

our dc's raquel martin explains why some economists are now trying to temper fears of a recession. >> it's a troubling start to the week on wall street monday, u.s. stocks plunged as investors fear economic downturn is on the horizon. i think we saw a bit of a mini panic here. and i think that's probably unwarranted. mark hamrick, senior economic analyst at bankrate blames the market meltdown on last month's disappointing jobs numbers. new data released friday shows in july unemployment shot up to 4.3%, its highest since october 2021. will need to get through a lot more data whether its weekly jobless claims, the monthly employment report for august and early september. cameron says one bad month is not foreshadow trouble head. it could, however, foreshadowed the first interest rate cut in years from the federal reserve last week before july's dismal jobs report chairman jerome powell caught with under consideration a rate cut could be on the table at the september meeting with less than 100 days until election day. former president donald trump is seizing on monday's wall street fren

raquel martin. >> so this morning kron 4 talked with our financial expert rob black about the state of you should do anything drastic. if you have investments. >> recessions curb excesses and that's not a bad thing. earnings are ok, james, so were average about 13% year-over-year earnings and a more companies report this week. this will but it feels pretty bad was happening. >> and we'll have more on the state of the economy coming up during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. debby made landfall in florida today. it came ashore about 160 miles north of tampa as a category one hurricane and is now a tropical storm. the big problem now is expected to be flooding as the storm slowly makes its way north. there's life threatening a potentially historic rainfall totals possible across florida, georgia and south carolina. hundreds of flights have already been canceled or delays with airport already up and down the east coast being hit hard. and meteorologist kyla grogan is here now with more on debbie. yeah, report. there's also been a loss of heard one story about a tree down on a trailer on a

raquel martin, back to just all right, we know nancy pelosi is going to be there., anyone else on the schedule for tonight. >> well, we're still waiting to get the officials rundown of individual speakers. but i can tell you who's performing. we actually saw. >> a few celebrities, john legend and stevie wonder running through their rehearsals earlier this afternoon. they'll be hitting the stage. we're told a prince tribste is also on the way. of course, governor walz himself from minnesota. certainly going to be a big moment for some of the delegation here from minnesota. that's the connection cal. thank you. are going to continue our team coverage of the dnc and the presidential race. and we're joined right now by the >> white house correspondent for the hill. alex, got thank you for joining us, alex. i think so much having let's start with what happened yesterday and then we'll get ahead to what's going on today. michelle and barack >> so many people were excited to have them back on a big political %tage and they really brought the heat what you think of their s

raquel martin. >> we're going to take a live look now at myrtle beach. one of the many places continuing to feel the devastating impacts of tropical storm debby. you can see it's still raining here right now. and debbie is still hurting areas from north and south carolina's today. we're going to check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan to see what deputies doing now. yeah, so it's a tropical depression now, but boy, that has not stopped it from causing some awful impacts. take a look at this. we are in greenville, north carolina. so right here. >> greeneville and you can see a tornado warning just popped up there. so still some very dangerous weather for this. if you head over towards winston-salem, they also have 2 more tornado warned cells that are right there. so potential for, you know, still catastrophic flooding. this is all flood warnings, flash flood warnings and all the area you see in green and in the areas that are outlined in red there under a tornado watch because this continues to bring incredible rain, incredible wind and some storm

this is raquel jackson. thank you so much for joining us. she's with me. absolutely.'s with keep oakland beautiful and blue shield of california. and if you want to get, you know, some planting going, go ahead and get started. keep oakland beautiful is doing that. amber crystal back now to bay area weather and a live look toward bay point this afternoon. >> rosemary is back now with our full forecast. rosemary. >> yes, perhaps a good weekend for some gardening right? >> we're going to cool things down. we're even going to be mostly cloudy over most of the coast as well as parts of the bay, giving you a live look here over san francisco where we have blue skies all the way out towards ocean beach. this afternoon and our temperatures today. very similar to what we had yesterday. the trough that is deepening over the west is going to remain intact for the next several days, and that is going to keep our temperatures very comfortable. here's a look at the futurecast model. tomorrow morning we wake up with widespread low clouds, a little bit of patchy drizzle. it's in thro

so far abc has not laid out the format or terms of their september 10th debate in washington, raquel martin. >> and a shocking move rarely seen in politics. a prominent california state senator has announced that she is switching from the democratic party to the republican party after years as a democrat. this senator maria alvarado gill says she now feels her now former party has just become unrecognizable. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the senator about her decision. >> well, this is so rare at the capitol that the last time a sitting state senator changed parties midway through their term was 80 years ago. but now senator maria alvarado gill says what she describes as serious changes in her. now, former party compelled her to make this very big decision. the pendulum has swung so far to the left that this is not the democratic party that i recognize. that is why state senator maria alvarado gill says she made the decision to switch from the democratic party. >> to the republican party, the bill passes not make any major change to the democratic super ma

war begins the arrows declare war, and thousands of the jews were killed and maybe $13000.00 arabs, raquel however, what happens is about 750000 hours were driven out of their homeland jews bond. so if you like $29.00 era villages the store, any bizarre to splitting the yet the you've got to give us the basic isn't so it'd be the larger. so what is the status of the, the you see what the, like a business of some of the big the key out of the cd and the showing the was a little bit of cookies, blah, blah blah. so just keep the comfortable, i've done this and it was about 800000 palestinians, most the land and the homes. such things so hard to forgive a movement to liberate palestine founded by yes i out of a began to grow the cold to establish a palestinian state and started a busy fight against those who considered invaders, which forced israel to negotiate. that i did, i solve the reason i was not as moved to view. uh i use it a lot of the school it is. what are your visual built a pretty wide use any of that. so somebody can you police, and you guys can call us because the issue of our o

raquel. washington. raquel. >>you're alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) attendant pushing an actual plane beverage cart from boston's logan airport to ground 0 in new york. this is in memory of the flight attendants who died on the flights on 9.11, was just weeks away. reporter jeff to darien has that story. >>imagine walking from boston's logan airport to new york city ground 0. what you thought about that. imagine pushing a beverage cart that weighs about 60 pounds the entire way. well, you're about to meet someone who's doing just if the air is hot and thick. >>with each brett? never drift far from paul veneto is mine. >>with the words i know that's something driving do 65 years old? a former flight attendant himself on a personal journey of remembrance, making new friends along the r

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thanks to raquel, we used to act these things out all the time. i didn't have in those pages a lot of latino characters and it didn't stop me from reading. but i will say that later in high school and in college, when i did tap into sandra cisneros house on mango street and start to discover latino writers, it was like a revelation. that people that ate the food that was on my kitchen table and sounded like the and usually espagnole and all these things that that was worthy of being in a book. and i'm sad that it took that long for me to have that experience. and so i'm very glad that now we don't have nearly enough books by people from variety of of backgrounds, but we have more. and every year more so. so that feels like a really good movement. one latino character that's out there right now is mercy suarez. who is mercy suarez? mercy suarez is 12 years old. she's mercy. this suarez. she is a a girl who lives in south florida with her family, her extended family. she lives with her mommy and papi and her genius science brother, rolly. next door,