reyna rodrÍguez tiene las declaraciones de rosa jimÉnez.ente dios sabe porque hace las cosas. reyna: jimÉnez estuvo representada por una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro que trabaja para exonerar a prisioneros que considera exonerados injustamente. jimÉnez fue declarada culpable de asesinato en el 2005 y sentenciada no vertÍan nueve aÑos de prisiÓn despuÉs de que el menor al que cuidaba se atraganta con toallas de papel mientras estaba en su cuidado en austin, los expertos testificaron que la muerte accidental habrÍa sido imposible, fue a principios del 2021 que ella quedÓ libre bajo fianza despuÉs de que una jueza determinara que probablemente era inocente que tenÍa derecho a un nuevo juicio. hoy la fiscalÍa dijo que esta claro que se usÓ un falso testimonio mÉdico para atender su condena, y sin ese testimonio bajo la ley jimÉnez no habrÍa sido condenada. el estado tomen determinÓ que no existe prueba fehaciente que en culpe a jimÉnez, por lo que fue desestimado el cargo en su contra. durante su encarcelamiento desarrollÓ una enfermedad ren

i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. james, the week is a starting out. really, really nice so far. i'm loving yeah. nice and mild yesterday afternoon, john. just as promised and what looking for today. you have a repeat of yesterday, reyna. so we saw the heat this weekend into monday. and yesterday the cooldown got here and we're going to stay that way through friday. so little extended break from the 90's. at least your view outside right now. love to check this one out on a gray morning. kind of like we're in the midst of we've got some patchy. low cloud cover sweeping right back into the bay. that's a cool ocean air that is contributing to the cooler feel we have you not really running into it until you head up into hillside. so at bridge level, you're fine. not really a foggy morning. just a great morning. 50's 60's for current temperatures right now. alameda mountain view and dublin each sitting at 59 degrees. well, oakland and concord as well as napa at 60 degrees to kick off your morning. you can see the gray out

reyna. 72 is the time san jose police have identified 2 people who were stabbed to death last week as a child and his great grandmother. investigators found the bodies during a welfare check. friday morning crowd was justin campbell has details. >> san jose police do not have any information on who may be responsible for this double homicide, but they spent this past weekend trying to find out who could a very shocking tragic incident that we are investigating. now. sergeant steve aponte with the san jose police department says. >> officers spent the weekend collecting evidence and looking for possible witnesses to find out who the over killed an elderly woman and her great-grandson. the motive and circumstances behind this incident are still under investigation. sergeant pantazes officers arrived this past friday to the vista apartments in the buena vista area in san jose for a welfare check upon arrival, it was very clear that there was a crime scene. >> and afterwards he discovered the vi

reyna: sandra emprendiÓ la peligrosa travesÍa desde guatemala para alcanzar el sueÑo americano, ni un >> uno por ayudar a la familia trata de hacerlo posible. >> se vio obligada a dejar a otros de sus hijos atrÁs. >> es complicado, tuve que dejarlos>> como ellas, son cientos mÁs que forman parte de grupos de migrantes que cruzan el rÍo grande,>> en este sector la mayorÍa son de origen hondureÑo. reyna: los cruces irregulares en la frontera sur van en aumento, esta pesar de las consecuencias a los que se enfrentan los inmigrantes al ser procesados bajo el tÍtulo ocho. el trÁfico de migrantes es mÁs evidente a estas horas del dÍa, tratan de desafiar el calor sofocante. >> la deshidrataciÓn ya se va viendo, tanto en los pequeÑos como en los padres. >> esto preocupa a los agentes que han tenido que realizar decenas de rescates este verano, el mensaje es claro, que no arriesgan sus vidas y busquÉ una vÍa legal para ingresar a estados unidos. >> la recomendaciÓn es que antes de cruzar ilegalmente ellos apliquen por cbp 1. maity: mÁs adelante el trÁgico saldo de las devastaciones por las tor

reyna. thank you, john. well, developing news deputies in the east bay are now investigating a possible murder suicide. >> after they found an adult and 2 children dead inside of their home. hofer is dan thorn has reaction from neighbors that live in danville. >> right now, only be adult in this case has been identified as 44 year-old the monument, the sale of police first coming to this home on lark would circle wednesday night for a wellness check. and inside, they found sale of itch and 2 children dead. >> investigators swarm of danville home after finding 3 people dead wednesday night. >> one of them has been identified as 44 year-old iman ya, sale of itch. it's believed the other were his children. >> you don't hear a lot a crime. and then this there, of that magnitude. it was shocking unsettling. >> neighbor john sweeney says the family who lived an lockwood circle appeared to keep to themselves. it was unusual for this neighborhood to see caution tape cordoning off the street and police investigating

i'm reyna harvey. today is wednesday, august second first got to get a check of weather with john actively been getting us prepared for a cooler week on the heels of a warm-up. good morning, john. yeah, we've got the cooler weather and then the warm-up ahead of us. that is definitely going to be a quick change of pace. >> for a lot of areas that yesterday felt pretty good this weekend. you might want to reconsider spending too much time outside for inland areas where temperatures will be soaring, even hotter. now, today is nice and clear at half moon bay coastline right here. you do have the cloud cover overhead. but fog is something that is being seen mostly right above that coastline. right now, we do have some coastal drizzle. some missed because of the density this fog. so do watch out for that as you're heading into work this morning. that is going to be something that contributes to a few wet spots out there, especially in our mountain sides and along the coast 50's low 60's for current temperatu

reyna. yeah, dorian james, now the first human case of the west nile virus comes out of santa clara county and because that person lives in santa clara, the illness was reported there. but officials say that disease was actually contracted somewhere else. the individual is an adult and was actually hospitalized but is recovering at home now because of privacy reasons. no additional information about that person's illnesses. that will nurse is going to be released by the county. but west nile virus is a mosquito-borne disease. it causes mild to severe flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache. body ache. and even in severe cases, death, most people who contract the virus have mild and no or no symptoms and will recover quickly. but the risk of that serious illness, west nile virus is low for most people. however, people over 60 years of age or if you have certain medical conditions like a higher chance of getting sick in, you are more likely develop health complications. you need to be on the

reyna harvey here in the studio to explain reyna. yeah, exactly. so the town council there to hold a special meeting that's going to extend to their local emergency and finished repairing the damage that was caused by last winter storm. like you just mentioned, the heavy rain to receive cause flooding, mudslides and even several downed trees. now, the town originally declared a local emergency back on january. 4th. they have extended that emergency several times most recently on june. 20th, the council has decided every 60 days if that emergency still exist and the state of emergency needs to be extended. council officials say that much of that damage is already been fixed. but a slide on front street still needs to be repaired now, the construction on that stretch of road will require northbound front street to be closed right between diablo road in east london mesa avenue for the duration of their project. and officials say that work could last until the end of september. send it back to both at the desk. all right. thank you very much. rain at 1

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reyna t 46 and national news. prosecutors say they have new evidence in the criminal probe of former president donald trump. >> the fulton county d a says they found wouldn't text messages and e-mails that were sent between members of trump's legal team during the voting machine breach in 2021, they say the new evidence points to a coordinated effort to illegally access voter information. prosecutors are expected to charge more than a dozen people before a grand jury sometime this week. >> well, doctors right now are spreading awareness about an ongoing shortage of portable defibrillators, especially student athletes are hitting the field for fall sports. the fda says that a global semiconductor shortages to blame. there's also an increase in demand after a sudden cardiac arrest of damar hamlin which raised awareness about devices. and everybody started putting in orders for them. doctors say ongoing heat waves across the u.s. are linked to sudden cardiac arrest in athletes and that having these devices are the ke

good morning, reyna. we are going to see a couple spots that are still holding on to the same heat as yesterday. >> some of us one to 2 degrees cooler honestly today. tomorrow, even thursday are going to continue to be some pretty ones ahead of us before we eventually see a weekend cooldown. this morning, your view from mount tam looking down at the bay, you can see the lights of the city. they're below some of the bay bridge as well. nice to be seeing another clear start this morning. you're not going to be running into a whole lot. that should interrupt your commute aside from some fog or right along the coastline and up into the north bay, too. most of us are looking at very similar to yesterday. some pretty clear conditions overall, current temperatures mostly in the 50's to 60's, although brentwood, pittsburgh vacaville, you didn't even fall out of the 70's last night, brett would still sitting at 78 degrees. so some of us further inland are definitely quite warm already to kick off this tuesday morn

reyna 7.47.accused of breaking into multiple south lake tahoe resorts and fondling women's feet has been arrested. police identify him as mark gonzalez. they say that gonzalez entered several resort condominiums to unlock screen doors and rubbed the feet of 2 separate women while they were asleep. this foot touching happened during the time when many tourists for vacation or a lake tahoe for the 4th of july holiday, police arrested gonzalez on monday booked him into the county jail on multiple charges of burglary and battery. >> some 48 is the time and wastewater data shows a santa clara county is seeing a slight uptick in covid-19 hospitalizations are up as well. and that's prompted the county health officer doctor sara cody to recommend that masks be worn again. doctor john swartzberg a uc berkeley infectious disease specialist agrees he says certain settings like crowded indoor spaces pose a higher risk of contracting the virus. >> if older age group, consider yourself at higher risk any age.

reyna 7.17, over your money this morning.ming new study says that ai can break passwords just by listening to keystrokes. and disney is accused of withholding profits from the group that financed avatar. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, daria. good morning. little bit of voice issue today. we'll get through a disney has been accused of withholding profits from t s g entertainment. that's long time financing partner of its 20th century fox studio. this to do with avatars. will some other movies they accused? it's me of withholding profits and boosting its streaming platforms and stock price as a result. well, it was on set. is online pharmacy will apply. the manufacturer sponsored coupons to more than 15 insulin and diabetes medicine. so this means insulin, diabetes, drugs will cost as little as $35 a month on amazon pharmacy. hackers could use artificial intelligence to steal user passwords with near perfect accuracy just listening to keystrokes when the ai program was unable a sma

thanks, reyna. 71. let's more now on that massive fire that we cover here live all morning yesterday in the hayes valley neighborhood of san francisco. so investigation obviously into the cause is still unfolding. but >> it turns out that a lot of the neighbors nearby had been warning the city for months about nearby homeless encampments in the fires that were being with there. and they were worried it could spread. >> and they think that's what happened. and kron four's. michael thomas is live in the neighborhood again this morning. you talked to some neighbors yesterday and have you reached out to anybody this morning-a? >> yeah. good morning. everyone know i have not spoken with any neighbors. people are just waking up. but behind me, they're still really deconstructing. what's left of this coming light that was eventually going to be an apartment building. i mean, take a look. they've already taken off 2 stories. they tell me and honestly, it looks like it's just one win blow away from completely fa

reyna 6.51. let's talk baseball. the giants looking to avoid the sweep plays waiting is what a game. you know, they were hosting the atlanta braves on sunday. >> the giants are looking for a wild card spot so they need the when kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has the highlights. >> august has not been especially kind to the giants just 8.14 since the first of the month entering sunday's game against the best team in baseball, atlanta. but a beautiful sunday afternoon at oracle and also a perfect day for. >> some paddle boarding. when isn't a beautiful day out there? mccovey cove. we've got to the top of the 5th giants down around 2 on for ronald acuna junior. he grounds it. check out the nifty play here. they get the out at first the thai throws at home. but the play at the plate is ruled safe. on further review, though, patrick just mix the jersey of orlando rca the call is overturned. a wacky 3, 1, 4, 2 double play to end the got to love it. we've got to the bottom of the frame now tied 3 bases loaded for who e

reyna 6.31.s over the weekend giving people at least a chance to share what they want. the city's next top cop to >> be like raw forcefully call explains what they talked about. >> difficult shot with tremendous amounts of challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess. >> and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. mean we had a black that we all pretty much appreciate it. >> it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department since. it's a very important meetings, think lead to coming up, the commi

all right, darren james, well, i mean, sorry, dorian reyna will. that the latest from one of the fire officials there was. >> yeah, it was a building like i had that i thought was under construction. so there you have it for the people who were evacuated, obviously, were people neighboring to that let me zoom in for you before you that construction, it's like, yeah, thank sophie. i do this and it's smoke you can get a better picture. yeah, we see the scaffolding and when we saw the the building on fire, you could tell that it was scaffolding as well. so thankfully, that's the only way you can imagine that nobody was hurt, which is just incredible. michael. yeah, no, it really is incredible. i mean, like i said from what i can see this, now that we know it's under construction, it had have been at least 4 to 5 stories high. thankfully, nobody, as you heard was i'm hoping to chat with people who were evacuated because of that woman's >> windows were shattered. i'm sure that there's got to be maybe some type of damage to neighboring building. sure. ok

we've got reyna harvey to reyna. all right. that's right. believe it. the report covered 100 cities nationwide. so let's take a look at those numbers. the nationae median for a one-bedroom home $1510 representing a 0.3 month-over-month increase and a 1.6 year-over-year increase. now, this is the smallest year-over-year increase for more than 2 years. theres is gasol one-bedroom rent go up. 1.2% to $3,040. well, 2 bedroom stay flat. at 4,100. check this out. so the soma district have the largest decline for a one bedroom. it went down 14% cow hollow at the biggest bomb jumping 15%. now we do live in the city's expensive and this is just a little bit of good news. all right. time to send it back the all right. >> google says that now speaking of saving money is the best time to book your holiday travel. they if you use google flights, you know, there you can. they have this said she was time to book feature and they say the least expensive plane tickets for thanksgiving and christmas are available now, which is a big change from last year when the best pr

reyna rodrÍguez nos tiene la historia y las imÁgenes. >> mÁs de una decena de disparos salieron de uns llama la puerta haciÉndose pasar por personal del departamento de mantenimiento. responde por la cÁmara de seguridad que nadie se encontraba en casa. momentos despuÉs el hombre con pistola menos regresa para entrar a la unidad, luego llega otro hombre quien intenta derrumba la puerta. tras varios intentos fallidos, rodrÍguez abre fuego contra los sospechosos al determinar que se trataba de un impostor y su vida corrÍa peligro. al lugar llegaron agentes de la policÍa para evaluar los daÑos. >> por un lado se defendieron, pero por otro pudieron hacer responsables del delito. >> aaron contreras de 30 aÑos de edad fue arrestado y enfrenta cargos por asalto agravado, con el camotÁn intentos de robo. las autoridades no compartieron informaciÓn sobre el otro atacante. rodrÍguez asegura que se trata de un ataque al azar ya que no tienen ninguna conexiÓn con los agresores. leÓn: aprendan a respetar a mÉxico. esto lo dijo el presidente a los gobernadores de texas y florida que mantienen una po

reyna: te cuento que el gobierno de honduras estÁ solicitando al gobierno de los estados unidos que investigueupuesto paro cardÍaco. tanto las autoridades como las familias siguen buscando respuestas. leÓn: la ahora tormenta tropical idalia estÁ afectando carolina del sur luego de azotar florida donde dejÓ vÍctimas mortales, inundaciones y cientos de miles de hogares y negocios sin electricidad. vilma tarazona nos tiene un balance preliminar de los daÑos. vilma: el potente huracÁn idaliadescargo en la florida, tocÓ tierra como un ciclÓn categorÍa tres. una marea alta de casi cinco pies. se vieron dramÁticas imÁgenes y calles convertidas en rÍos. en esta gasolinera el techo saliÓ volando. recorrimos partes de los pasos del potente ciclÓn. estos son los obstÁculos que nos hemos encontradocamino el lugar donde fue el sitio exacto donde tocÓ tierra el huracÁn. muchos Árboles caÍdos en la vÍa y trabajadores de la ciudad de residente se han encargado de abrir estos caminos para que todos podamos transitar. navegar los pasos de idalia fue una odisea por la destrucciÓn que dejÓ en las zonas rurales. e

reyna rodrÍguez nos cuenta de los casos mÁs recientes.alifornia en san francisco. reina: hora despuÉs, agentes estatales tambiÉn encontraron a estos hermanitos de cuatro y siete aÑos originarios de chiapas, mÉxico. >> muchos tienen sus papeles, traen sus documentos, telÉfono. reina: autoridades reportan una alza en la inmigraciÓn irregular, grupos en su mayorÍa, unidades de familia y menores no acompaÑados. >> de cuatro aÑos, dos aÑos, y la cosa es que mirando todos paÍses como honduras, guatemala. reina: los migrantes se enfrentan a un sinfÍn de peligros en su travesÍa para llegar a los estados unidos. los mÁs vulnerables son pequeÑos que llegan solos a la frontera. la policÍa estatal de texas reportÓ el rescate de mÁs de 900 niÑosrelacionados al contrabando y la trata de personas. la patrulla fronteriza tambiÉn ha reportado sobre el hallazgo de miles de menoresno acompaÑados en la frontera sur. >> es increÍble que haya gente desalmada, que los dejen y aun asÍ es todavÍa mÁs triste saber que muchos de sus niÑos desgraciadamente en alguno

reina: reyna rodrÍguez, Única misiÓn.s como un acto publicitario mÁs que otra cosa. se refiriÓ a las tomas de caminos, quema de vehÍculos, aunque por fortuna sin pÉrdidas humanas. lÓpez obrador: fue un acto mÁs que bien publicitario, tomas, que mÁs de vehÍculos. maity: lÓpez obrador expresÓ que ya hay varios detenidos y la policÍa estÁ contrarrestando las acciones violentas. un verdadero calvario viven decenas de pasajeros de aeromexicoque llevan tres dÍas varados en roma por la cancelaciÓn de su vuelo a mÉxico. muchos de ellos se quejan que la aerolÍnea hace nada o poco para tratar de resolver el problema. alejandro: fueron muchos dÍas de desesperaciÓn preste grupo de turistas, entre ellos muchos mexicanos a no poder salir del aeropuerto de roma en italia debido a que el vuelo que los traerÍa debutar la ciudad de mÉxico se cancelÓ en varias ocasiones. en la angustia y estrÉs de este grupo recurriÓ a las redes sociales para denunciar a la aerolÍnea aeromÉxico que no les informÓ con precisiÓn lo que sucedÍa. >> llevo aquÍ

reyna 10, 40 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. >> a's fans have another reverse boycott planned for tomorrow with the bay bridge series against the giants will tell you about it. coming up. and there's a new robot in lake tahoe to try to keep lake tahoe blue automatically. we'll show you how it works. >> and plenty of blue up in the skies may be too much for inland areas. look at how much temperatures will be soaring across the central valley for the bay area. we're saving those 90's and triple digits those 90's and triple digits for tomorrow sunday and bug spray works best... when your family actually wears it. ♪♪ get odor-free eight hour protection from mosquitoes and ticks without the ick. zevo on-body repellent. people love it. bugs hate it. listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪♪ >> 10. 43 and new this morning. a little just kind of like you clean the pool there, cleaning up lake tahoe with

. >> reyna colabora con la organización internacional de migración.este es un aumento del 10% del record récord:datos confirman que hubo un alza en el primer trimestre en la materia, apuntan a que el número de migrantes que busca llegar a estados unidos sigue aumentando jordi es parte de esta ola migratoria y permanece en la capitalpara viajar a estados unidos. su objetivo no es quedarse aquí. >> somos personas como seres humanos merecemos un futuro bonito para nuestras familias. >> el pronóstico es que este fenómeno no se detendrá el presidente asegura que seguirán apoyando a quienes llegan hasta acá buscan una mejor vida. >> se buscando la forma que puedan hacer sus trámites si ya se encariña con otro país van a tener esa posibilidad. >> en tanto albergues y fronteras señalándose con quienes buscan alcanzar el otro lado en méxico concibe pérez, telemundo y presentan demanda colectiva en un tribunal federal por la política del gobierno de bidende rechazar a las personas que solicitan asilo directamente los puntos de entrada de la frontera. >> viola e

i'm reyna harvey and the week is already moving by pretty quickly. you are hot through the weekend. yesterday was a warm one. john. a cooldown supposed to happen sometimes today, right? >> i think for a lot of us, this is going to be something we don't mind that cool down. kind of welcome after what we had been seeing, which was such hot weather there for a while. what we've got out there this morning quite hour looking. all right. we do have the return of some low gray that's not blocking out your view quite hour, but it will be blocked out your view a time or 2 as you're heading outside this morning. we do have some dense fog near the coastline, little mist and a little drizzle along with it. just a side of the cooling impact that we have along with that change of pace today. now we are in the 50's and 60's for current temperatures. berkeley sitting at 57 degrees, oakland and alameda at 59. while pittsburgh and brentwood at 62 degrees right now. cool. start to what will be a cooler afternoon. so as mentioned, we've been so hot lately, but today only get into the mid 80's for warme

reyna 10, 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, nordstrom. >> in the westfield mall is over. so you can shop there anymore. but we caught up with some of the last people to get the goods there and the department of food and agriculture is trying to prevent this bug from spreading throughout the state. will tell you why it's such a threat. >> bugged me. 98 to 2 o'clock and 5 are looking at 88. lots of 90's today. tomorrow speaking about wednesday and then cooling off this holiday then cooling off this holiday week ever wonder why kit kats® are so delightfully crispy? there's your answer. one...two...three tasty wafers covered in creamy milk chocolate. isn't it nice wafers are having their moment? have a break. have a kit kat®. add mint to the moment, with mint duos. you ever try cashbacking? it's earning 3% at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i can save on something special for a first date? wait! that's all for a first date? whoa. alright, c'mon. earn big with chase freedom unl

reyna. it is 6.49, in national news. there's growing concern over the health of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. yeah, the senator froze again while speaking to reporters. this is the second time this summer that he's appeared to become. >> disoriented in public news nation's tom dense. he takes a closer look. >> senator mitch mcconnell's press conference after an event in kentucky on wednesday began like many others. he's held during his decades long career in congress. but after the very first question, things suddenly changed right reelection in 20 >> mcconnell >> appeared to freeze for several seconds before aide walked over. checking to make sure you heard the question. but the senator kept staring forward, staying silent for around 20 seconds before continuing on in a statement to news nation is team writing, quote, leader mcconnell felt momentarily light headed and pause during his press conference. the latest incident coming just weeks after a similar moment occurred during a press conference at the capito

reyna 6.31. in developing news in the east bay. police in emeryville are investigating a stabbing. >> at a mall and we told you about this yesterday here on the kron 4 morning news that huge broll and emeryville, hundreds of in this brawl. we've got kron four's rob nesbitt with reaction now from emeryville city council members. sunday's bay street mall. chaos started around 04:30pm, at the amc movie theater. >> emeryville police say around 50 juveniles were asked to leave. they did. but then a short time later, police were called back with nearly 300 young people showed up all at once and started fighting a bunch teams that look like they were just running around causing a disturbance. one was running with about. they hit her according to police. one juvenile was stabbed during the fighting. it had to be taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. i talked with emeryville city councilmember colima pri force who says mall brawls seem to be a social media trend sunday for them to think that they could just congregate. >

reyna. >> well, 701, is the time and happening today. we have unions representing thousands of san jose city workers. they're going to be announcing if their authorizing a strike or not. we are waiting for that announcement standing by should be happening within about an hour and a half kron four's will tran is live in san jose with the latest. will. >> so union workers are already showing up. the announcement will take place at 8.30 this morning. try to you can see them right behind me. i try to ask them, can you go ahead and tell me and they say no, because they're waiting for their union leaders to show up with a big announcement if they go on strike james and area, it will be the biggest strike in the city of san jose in 40 years the workers were talking. 4500 of them spending librarians city workers. they inspect your home office workers, airport workers, 9-1-1, dispatchers. it runs the gamut. they are looking for a pay raise. and right now the city of san jose and their unions not even close to reaching a deal to the point where th

reyna. it is 6.31. breaking news from overnight. dead body is found in golden gate park and belonged to a woman. it was discovered. >> just as the outside lands music festival is wrapping up last night. so a lot of people. >> questioning the circumstances surrounding his death and kron four's will tran is out there at the park right now with what police know so far will. >> at this particular point, james, we don't know if she was a goer, but this is outside of that festival. let me show you will zoom in. it's right around that patch. you see that stopping all those flowers. obviously crime scene investigators are gone, but they were here in the overnight hours. let me pull up or matthews. so you know, my exact location. this is that 22nd and fulton just outside of golden gate park. you take a little past and you are inside that park. so they don't know if this person has any ties to the festival, but they're looking at all angles. let me show you video of this. all went down at around 7.25. last night. it was not a festival goer wh

but you're doing fine, reyna, right? the time for use. 05:17am, and >> berkeley unified school district announced the free breakfast and lunch program all k through 12 schools for the 2023 and 2024 school year. according to the district, each student will be provided free meals. and as a national school lunch program, breakfast program after school snack program, some students might even qualify for other real benefits getting on their current household income level. ucsf medical center has been named the top hospital in the nation for adult care and over to allah g and neurosurgery. this ranking was posted by the news and report best hospitals for 2023. ucsf was ranked among only 22 other medical centers nationwide in just 5 in california. medical center was also named one of the nation's leaders in quality and safety ucsf, along with ucla health. they were the only hospitals in california to rank among the top 50. well, the biden administration announced the u.s. space command headquarters will stay in colorado rather than moving over t

. >> august 7th, i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, the weekend it was a war one. and hopefully you got a chance to get outdoors. it and enjoy with your family. i'm wondering, john is going to be just as hot at the start of the week. you called it. you said it was going to be hot. >> and it yeah, it was definitely a hot weekend for areas closer to the coastline. it was a little break from the fog will for the rest of us. it was right back to that summer heat. we winds now today is kind of the last day of it before we're looking at another cool trend ahead of us. the ups and the downs of this august forecast continue. so after the heat of the weekend today, one last hot one. your view outside showing just how clear skies our look at this berkeley hills camera right here. you look really close. you can see all the way up to the golden gate bridge. so really not talking hardly any fog or cloud cover this morning. marine layer not much of a thing, especially along the bayshore nor inland. brett, what your warm this morning at 79 degrees. vacaville fairfield that 66 67

reyna 10, 19, the time and the debate over driverless cars picks up some steam here in san franciscoilities commission urging the commission of oh, no on driverless cars that intend to start operating as taxis. the san francisco taxi workers alliance and the united public workers for action are demanding more research be done before a decision is made. as of july 25th, the california dmv said it received 627 reports of autonomous car crashes. the sfmta is also urging the state to collect more data before it makes a decision as well. they say they've received over 90 complaints in march and april. >> we need independent testing in if you are required have a driver's test to run a vehicle. the streets of san francisco, california. why shouldn't automobiles autonomous on the bills be required to do the same thing. >> yeah. at the protest, people also said they want the city to impound driverless cars when they become disabled on the streets. cruz says it's maintaining constant contact with the sfmta with police with fire in an effort to get as much feedback as possible utility commissio

reyna. >> all right. let's get to that breaking news once again where city workers in san jose have now voted to strike for 3 days. yeah. that announcement just made moments ago. let's go now live to san jose for more details about with kron four's will tran will. what can you tell it is official. 4500 workers for the city of san jose. they will be going on strike. >> in about a week and a half from now. we have deborah gravelle. she's the union executive and they just held a news conference saying >> that they have tried and tried to work out a deal with the city of san jose. but so far, no deal and they're hoping to send a message to the city of san jose, specifically the mayor of san jose to see if they can get exactly what they're looking for. so thank you for joining me, deborah. how far apart are you at this particular time? we're actually not very far were 15 million dollars over 3 years in a 5.6 billion dollar apart and 15 million might not be a lot the council budget. but for a member who is stru

i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today.

reyna 9 o'clock. and we want to talk more about this. will fire cause for progress was stopped on a 66 acre wildfire that was threatening. >> multiple homes east of san jose. so bit of relief now for those homeowners. although fire crews say they still have a lot of work to do because this thing isn't fully contain just yet. >> robert michael thomas live in san jose with the story. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, things are starting to get under control. we're at 60% containment. but take a look. these crews have been out here since yesterday. they finally did a shift change within the last hour. but you can see there's still lots of work to be done. i mean, we're talking about 4, 5, fire trucks here that we can only visibly see. but take a look from video from yesterday. you can see that burned brush. it all happened just before 2.30, yesterday afternoon near san jose's east. earn foothills in the unincorporated area of santa clara county. it called out a total of 70 fire officials. and that was from san jose fire depa

reyna, right, john, thank you for that.rrands out of the way. >> before things start to pick up as the day goes on, they bridge them into overt. and richmond, sandra fell bridge all under 15 minutes. terms of your drive times to make it across those bridges, golden gate bridge. about 20 minutes there. highways like in the south, they want to one 39 minutes. so that's under 40 to make it. 85 menlo park east bay san leandro down under pete 30 minutes there. and over here along 80 cracking down towards the maze. 17 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 9.47. in a south bay teen gymnast is preparing for the 2024 olympics in france. we haven't had a gymnast from the bay area on the u.s. olympic team since the 90's nola mask use would like to change that kron four's. justin campbell has their story. >> meet 16 year-old gymnast matthews from gilroy. she 30 hours a week airborne gymnastics in san jose and her hard work is paying off. matthews competed against 7 time. olympic gold medalist simone biles just last we

reyna. let's get on to the developing story that we're covering, which is a fire and for progress has stopped on a 66 acre fire was threatening multiple homes. >> in san jose. so those homeowners can, you know, breathe a little easier this morning. although fire crews say there's still a lot of work to be done. kron four's michael thomas is standing by in san jose with the update. good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning. everyone will things this morning are currently around 60% contained. take a look. this is right off of clayton and fire crews are still here. they actually just switched out crews that were from here from last night. they've been battling this area since about yesterday afternoon. thankfully, as of now, no damage or injuries have been reported. but you can see it's still very active. let's get video from yesterday. scenes. you can see just exactly how it look. you can see that burned brush there. it all started right before 2.30, yesterday afternoon near san jose's east

reyna 7.28. is a dead woman's body in golden gate park and it was found in a duffel bag. very mysterious. this was right outside outside lands. music festival wrapping up last night. >> kron four's will tran standing by in the park this morning with what we know so far will. >> james people walking by this morning have no idea that about 12 hours ago, this was a crime scene. investigators shut down this area. it's right around. you see the flowers and that stop. that's where the duffel bag was located. it is clear now investigators are gone, but they obviously still have so much work left to do. let me show you a map of my location. this is on fulton. that's the main road and 22nd. it's just on the other side of golden gate park. if you cross the street, you're inside golden gate park and if you were there over the weekend, your insight outline out outside festival. i said i should say 225,000 people attended that festival over the weekend. we are not sure if this particular person is somehow con

reyna. >> 801. is the time and red flag warning is in effect for parts of the north bay until about 08:00pm tonight. and that means there's increased risk of fires. kron four's will tran is live in youngsville with what we need to know. good morning will. >> good morning. i'm in front of the napa county fire department and you can see the garage doors are open. they are ready to me. they are ready to go just in case there is an emergency that they have to respond to. got to tell you, they are too shy to go on camera, but they did give me coffee their coffee because they want to stay on their toes. it's going to be a very busy day for them because they know all too well about the red flag warning. you can see the sign right behind me and no, it does not stay there all the time. in fact, they had to go out this morning in plant that flag just to tell the public that today is a very dangerous state to the point where they have not issued this since october of 2021. so they don't take this light

as far as changes go reyna.ool to hot these next few days, which just means you've got to enjoy the cool. we got it today. tomorrow, rightjback to where we were yesterday and the day before little holding pattern before the heat arrives again here. 15 not looking bad. it's fairly calm out there right now. you can see the lights of the bay bridge out there behind me as far as visibility goes, the coast is being affected by some fog as well as the east bay hills and up in the north bay. so watch for some low visibility spots. watch for some misty drizzly conditions in a few areas, too. temperatures very mild expectedly. so 50's and 60's. we were at the same range of numbers yesterday morning at this time. and if you've got outside with that light jacket and it felt just right, want to bring that same jacket with you later on today. it's back to the 60's at the coast. 70's along the bay and 80's inland. again, very familiar stuff here. but we've only got temps looking like this both today and tomorrow. then the hea

this is one of the few spots that you'll see any sort of fog reyna. thank you, john.ody is found in golden gate park. now the discovery came as the outside lands music festival. he's wrapping up last night. kron four's will tran live in san francisco with will. what are you learning about this? at this point? they don't know if this person is somehow connected to the festival drew 225,000 people over the weekend. >> it happened right behind me as far as the discovery. let me show you the video. investigators. they are gone after spending hours here looking for evidence. this is 22nd and fulton just outside of golden gate park again, the festival was just on the other side. so a lot of people could have been leaving at particular time because her body was discovered at around 7.25. last night the festival was supposed to wrap up at 9.40 last night. let me show you video investigators. they came here after a dog walker came through this area spotted the body, something peculiar call the investigators. they came out here. they shut this down. this turned into a crime sce

reyna harvey has the details. all right. well, this happened back in july when officers responded to the 1000 block of franklin street for a report of an assault. >> well, when they arrived, officers found 81 year-old woman who said she was in the area. franklin burnell street on july. 26 around 05:00pm when she was shoved off the sidewalk. person, the force, knocking her off her feet and into a lane of traffic where she hit her head in that roadway. the victim took herself to a hospital where she was treated for injuries. now, surveillance footage was found of that incident and the images of that suspect shared in the department to identify try and locate the suspect. now on july, 29th around noon, officers responded to a call for service regarding a person with an edged weapon. that person was detained by officers, one of which recognize that suspect from the images that suspect has been identified as curtis doubles and he's been arrested for aggravated assault and charged with attempted homicide, elder abuse and more. now

reyna to and the breaking news that we're following is in hawaii. >> we can tell you now that at least 36 people have died. dozens were hurt in this fire that has burned over 2 hawaiian islands is still going. they're still working on it and recovery efforts. and and sue this morning. so the numbers could get worse already at least 270 buildings or more have been destroyed. >> well, we're also following the latest who, as you can see from the air looking down at the destruction, it's been incredible. one maui restaurant owner this morning says there's nothing left of the once bustling town of la hina, which is what you're looking at. right now. the faa also now restricting airspace around behind a above it in the surrounding areas. there are still so much smoke up there right now. this is we know flights of the departing the island maui, bringing travelers and tourists that have told to leave the island back here to the bay area. yeah, because they don't want don't want people there who are lucky enough, by the way to to be okay. >> many of whom lost everything, though and some of them

reyna harvey is here with the details. all right, darren james, well, these attempted robberies all happened over the weekend. and police were originally called out to the area of van ness avenue and stutter streets on saturday. now that's the area where a woman said a man tried to steal a purse. all she was struggling with the thief of bystander came to help and then the thief took off without the prayers. yeah. plainclothes officers who were in that area working on another undercover investigation spotting the suspects. they have surveillance on them until other officers could show up and help. during that time, the officers witnessed a robbery and also several attempted robberies after a brief chase police eventually arrested. francisco zamora and daryn nguyen. they also sees these guns that you see in the pictures. those men are facing several charges, including robbery and attempted robbery. well, police say that even though they have made the arrest, this is still an open and active investigation. send it back to bot

i'm darya and i'm reyna very happy that we're probably get a break from the and james

reyna 601. let's get now to our top story, which is an suv that struck and killed a 4 year-old girl. >> and injured one of her parents in san francisco. this was near oracle park last night. police say the mother and father were pushing their daughter in a stroller. >> when an suv struck the dad and that little girl kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> we're here at the corner of 4th and king streets where a driver struck and killed a 4 year-old girl crime scene. techs are on scene trying to wrap up this area because it's been closed for hours now. we know a driver struck this 4 year-old girl was in a stroller at the time. her father was pushing her in the crosswalk. here and the mother was alongside them. now the stroller was pinned between a pull and the suv. mercedes, the girl and dad were rushed to the hospital after they were able to get the girl out from between that poll and the suv were told the father has life-threatening injuries. we're still waiting on an update on his condition. po

happy, home, in his bandages, with his sister reyna, going on walks, on his way to a full recovery.ateful to the team who saved him. >> they are heroes. we could not thank them enough. seeing the way they people here have come together to take care of each other is a really beautiful thing. >> david: and right here with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: sal issamantha and tr too, from a veterinary clinic treating roman. >> he seems to be feeling way better. >> maui needs a lot of help, so, thank you guys for shining some light on the situation here. >> david: roman is home. we needed that. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the aftermath storm bringing record rain, widespread flooding, mudslides, and in the bay area we have a little rain as the remnants of hillary push their way through. >> scattered showers moved through oakland a short time ago. check out the video along eastbound 580. you can see rain on the windshields. wind in the city. let's get to spencer for a first look at the forec

happy, home, in his bandages, with his sister reyna, going on walks, on his way to a full recovery.eful to the team who saved him. >> they are heroes. we could not thank them enough. seeing the way that people here have come together to take care of each other is a really beautiful thing. >> david: and right here with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: samantha and trevor, too, from a veterinary clinic, they're helping to treat roman. >> after putting on the bandages, he seems to be feeling way better. >> maui needs a lot of help, a lot of aloha, so, thank you guys for shining some light on the situation here. >> david: roman is home. we needed that. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> we need to refigure this whole situation. >> a frank assessment from san francisco's former mayor on the city's homelessness crisis. he is pulling no punches and offering solutions. >> also cruising into a new lane a robo taxi company makes a move to address complaints after a series of accidents and missteps. >> safe and sound four-legged victims of the maui wildfires find refuge in the bay area

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