elian: reyna rodrÍguez tenemos informaciÓn al respecto.oportunidad de solicitar su residencia permanente, mediante parol aprobado por la administraciÓn biden. como javier zepeda, quien tiene tiempo preparÁndose para este momento. >> fue una gran decisiÓn, porque hay mucha gente como yo que tienen la oportunidad de hacerlo, pero no habÍa podido porque hay unos lÍmites. reyna: desde el lunes 19 de agosto, la iniciativa permitirÁ a las personas que sean elegibles presentar su aplicaciÓn ante el servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn. >> eso tiene la posibilidad de ayudarle a tantas personas que ahorita estÁn batallando para quizÁs arreglar la residencia. reyna: unos 500.000 cÓnyuges indocumentados de ciudadanos y unos 50.000 hijastros indocumentados de estos matrimonios beneficiarÁn de parol and place. este abogado de inmigraciÓn recomienda a los solicitantes reunir los medio necesario para ingresar a peticiÓn. >> comprobando que han vivido aquÍ en estados unidos por 10 aÑos o mÁs, tambiÉn de que estÁs en un matrimonio con una persona ciudadana

reyna: la administraciÓn bay de Ésta con el parole humanitario, que permite ingresar a estados unidosngresando, le checan todo . tiene que saber que si el gobierno se da cuenta que te va a investigar y quizÁs te va hacer un cargo de fraude en contra del gobierno de los estados unidos, eso es algo muy serio. reyna: se anunciÓ este jueves que comenzarÉ a aprobar esta serie para que personas de cuatro paÍses pudieran volar a estados unidos bajo este proyecto con ayuda de un patrocinador. >> te puede dar un permiso de trabajo. reyna: este programa fue suspendido el mes pasado debida sospecha de fraude masivo y generÓ gran incertidumbre en los solicitantes. >> la gente se siente agobiada. reyna: la iniciativa comenzÓ a principio del 2023 como parte los esfuerzo del gobierno federal por ordenar la inmigraciÓn irregular, permitiendo que hasta 30.000 personas, ingrese cada mes. datos oficiales de medio millÓn de migrantes serÁ. >> efigiados de esta polÍtica. todo como dicta la ley. ilia: nombrar jueces federales antes de las lesiones de noviembre, la casa blanca anunciÓ tres nuevos nombramien

reyna rodrÍguez nos amplÍa con mÁs informaciÓn. >> algo resource on. estrella solitaria con temperaturas entre 100 y 110 °f. los Índices superan 115°. >> el planeta cada vez estÁ volviendo mÁs cÁlido por el calentamiento global, entonces los extremos de temperatura van a ser mÁs cÁlidos que lo de costumbre. reyna: el martes la red elÉctrica de tex se rompiÓ rÉcord histÓrico de demanda de electricidad, la empresa seÑalado que cuenta con suministro suficiente y opera con normalidad. >> nunca deje niÑos o animales desatendidos en un automÓvil ni siquiera por un corto perÍodo de tiempo. feyna: autorÍa se reportaron que un bebÉ de casi dos aÑos una al estar encerrado en un vehÍculo caliente fuera de una escuela en corpus cristi. y en dallas padres de familia denuncia fallas al sistema de aire acondicionado en una escuela. >> no estÁ bien porque estÁ jÓvenes, igual pueden perder la vida con tanto calor. reyna: estas condiciones extremas aumenta significativamente el riesgo de enfermedades relacionadas con el calor, especialmente para las personas que pasan t

emmanuel, de 9 años, y su madre reyna, se encontraban sin zapatos deshidratados y atemorizados.ntañas de o-tei lastimados las piernas y me duele mucho. tiene muchas espinas, verdad? alega que, como muchos otros migrante, emmanuel y reyna pusieron sus vidas en las manos de un contrabandista de personas en tijuana. nos mintió porque dijo que era la primera vez que pasa 1 y nos nos dijo que había. cómo se llama? migras. yo bueno, voy a hacer lo que diga. cuando él vio que ya no podían caminar, que estaban ya muy agotados, él decidió regresarse y los dejó abandonados allá arriba. no se puede. casi ni subir este camino está horrible, ni bajar este terreno empinado y con piedras, asegura rafael y césar, quienes hicieron el rescate el domingo. sí, le dije a mi hay alguien allá abajo? creo que son unos rescatistas y si vienen ustedes y gracias porque pues nos trajeron comida, fortaleza y fe, dice este pequeño fue lo que lo salvó tu el cordero eres un pan de cada día y gracias. y puse pan, un queso y por fin dios nos dio la libertad y ustedes llegaron como lo hacen todas las ocasiones cu

reyna happening now.rt a busy holiday weekend as travelers head out of town. >> for one last summer getaway, millions of americans expected to hit the road or either catch a flight. kron four's final thomas live at the sandals, a banana airport with more morning michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. we're weekend is here. as we know. it's the unofficial end of summer. millions are going to be traveling and that includes in the airways and in fact, francisco bay area is in the top 10 destinations. people are set to travel this weekend. so all of our airports are going to be busy. take a look. this is video that we have of some travelers heading to their destinations. now, according to aaa, domestic travel for labor day weekend, this year is up by 9% compared to last when it comes to pricing. well, travel prices domestically are down by 2% here at san jose and the net international airport. they're expecting thousands of travelers to be passing through from today until the next 9 days. askin

the police department reyna. they actually had to drive down to southern california to arrest him despite their home just being several miles from this location. >> his name is andrew coleman. 33 years old, arrested yesterday. investigators went down there to west covino, which is a city 20 miles east of los angeles. he was not at the home when relatives of the pregnant lady, they call police officers. they went to the location on the 1300 block of south. be street. they went inside the home. saw the 37 year-old woman 9 months pregnant. paramedics rushed to the scene, but they could not save her or their unborn child. they used technology. they tracked him believing that he drove down to southern california. they went down there. they asked for assistance from the los angeles police department as well to the chp. they spotted this car and ultimately arrested him. they will all ultimately rain bring him back to the bay area to face murder charges at this particular point, there is no motive that's being released o

reyna explica a quÉ se debe la reducciÓn de migrantes que vienen por la frontera de mÁs de 300,000 deatas, pero no hay suficientes personas que transportar fuera del estado. >> la gente que se estÁ quedando en refugios. >> , nos dice este activista, los autobuses dejaron de llegar desde hace semanas. >> no ha llegado ningÚn autobÚs. >> datos recientes de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza muestra una disminuciÓn de mÁs de 50% en el nÚmero de detenciones a lo largo de la frontera sur. la mayorÍa de las personas que llegan a comunidades fronterizasingresaron tras obtener una cita por medio de la aplicaciÓn cbpone. >> hay que echarle ganas porque no es fÁcil. >> el obrador comenzÓ el transporte en autobÚs del 2022 como parte del operativo estrella solitario con un programa de 11,000 millones con el fin de disuadir cruces irregulares. abbott atribuye el descenso de cruces ilegales en las medidas utilizadas bajo su mandato. estrategias inhumanas, nos dicen defensores. >> donde migrantes han sido cortados gravemente y la guardia nacional ha disparado a personas que vienen buscando una mejor vi

today happened just in time for the chapters 40th anniversary, our own reyna harvey was the emcee kron four's. tiffany justice has more. >> make-a-wish of the greater bay area celebrating 40 years of granting wishes. and this morning we actually granted another one as well. behind me, you can see some of the participants this year's they their walk for wishes. fundraiser is back after multi-year even is this one family friendly here to hear fundraiser that grace period walking around the california's great america park. and this was great event. today. a young child was surprised with her wish today the young girl learning that her came true. and that happened on the stage here being learned started. and you walk this morning and a raft around 9.30, and there was a lot of great energy out here are very own reyna. harvey was out here seeing this great event. >> really just is it's very humbling. and it warms my heart in a special way, to be able to just give a little piece of energy, you know, representing prom for to be a part of this event today to make sure that you get everybody hap

we've got violators facing a hefty fine if they're caught crawford's reyna harvey here to explain reyna. yeah, that's right. so these new bus mounted cameras are going to be on the bus windshield and i generated replacing are ones that were emanuel starting today. dozens of buses are going to have them goal, identify drivers at a park illegally in the bus lanes. okay. this is a view of the cameras are going to see. you can identify parked vehicle. that's in the way it's going to capture the plates. time stamp a photo and record a 10 0nd video eventually to give the owner. but until october, 7th violators are going to only receive a warning after that tickets could cost up to 110 bucks. video and photos are going to be destroyed violations within 60 days of resolution. any video non violations within about 15 in total 100 buses across alameda contra costa transit lines are going to have them. officials say they've been tests running these cameras since june and of capture 787 violations, which is significantly more than the old system captured. 22 now when it comes to the cross, the came

reyna 10. 35 and the oakland police department is investigating a hit and run crash. it involved a bicyclist who was hit yesterday in the 4900 block of broadway was around 11 in the morning. and when the officers arrived, that cyclists head injuries, the driver did not stop. they had taken off after the crash and the bicyclist was treated there at the scene. 3 people have died in a car crash. the car crashed into a concrete barrier in fremont and that happened around 6 o'clock in the morning yesterday on 8.80, at the warren avenue overcrossing the car hit the barrier. 3 people die. we have no details on exactly what happened. firefighters in the north bay and lost one of their captains who died unexpectedly the rancho adobe fire protection district mourning the loss of captain kyle heard who suffered a medical emergency on friday and died. he leaves behind a wife and 2 children. and there is a gofundme page to help the families. so far they've raised raise about 55 $1000. >> will san jose police have shared details now about the funeral service for officer long fam of

august reyna harvey, i want to get you moving. remember the day before really, really warm yesterday. another warm one. some wonder where we sit today. good morning, john. yeah arena. well, i'm finding finding the camera that you can see anything in which is a sign of one thing. >> we've got the fog back in with the fog does come the cooler temperatures too, that fog going get this morning really sweeping across the bay area, especially at the coast and through the golden gate. that means temperatures will have that cooling effect. and this morning watch out for some low visibility spots. right now. temps are in the 50's to 60's san francisco at 54 berkeley. 55 concord in dublin, the each at 62 degrees right now. now, as compared to yesterday when we had those super calm winds. take a look at where wind speeds are at this morning through the delta. we have 26 mile per hour winds in vacaville. that's a cool ocean air steering its way to the car. keen as the delta out from the golden gate and that cool air slipping right back in mot

joining us now via zoom reyna, thank you for joining us.boy, what a what a first day to the convention. what did you experience? >> yeah, it was certainly a first day. i can say that. and good morning to you all there in the bay my initial experience in a beach day, as many of you may this is one of largest in a few days they've had history. so you about over 4,000 journalists from across the united states that are here. the chicago hilton. when i arrived with just minutes to spare before the actual panel discussed garnett there or hundreds of protesters outside of the chicago hilton all around the building. then you have to go secret service scoring just to be able to get inside. once you're inside, i would say or the panel started. there was a lot of anxiety from the journalist that were there in the world. they did not really know what to anticipate. we found out pretty last minute and the former president was going to be addressing audience and journalists there. so, yeah, a lot of conversations of people just not knowing what to expect

reyna is back with us this morning. and she's got a look at the it's so nice to be back with all of you this morning. let's get your role. and if you're traveling into the city right now, no accidents, hazards or delays 12 minutes. there's that's great news. >> well, your time until bridge up 18 minutes. so things are a little slower. along 8.80, is hopping on san mateo bridge. 15 minutes while richmond center fell last check in. still about 13. so we got a few minutes. 20 woman, right? golden gate. 37 to that whole story. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 701. let's get back to that breaking news. vice president kamala harris choosing her running mate. >> as she runs for president. yeah. we've got more now from washington, d.c., and our reshad hudson. after much anticipation, minnesota governor tim walz has been chosen as vice president. kamala harris is running mate. >> harris is hoping he can help her and swing states. vice president kamala harris pick minnesota governor tim waltz over pennsylvania. governor josh

thank you, reyna and a big story that we're following. costa county are being accused of neglect. both of been named now in a civil rights lawsuit. >> related to the death of a toddler kron four's. philippe djegal has the story. >> by the time, an 18 month-old girl from antioch ultimately died from trauma allegedly inflicted by her mother and father, a civil rights lawsuit filed in federal court last week. accused is contra costa county, the city of antioch and several agencies of failing to protect the child from harm. despite repeated signs she was being abused. we had that care providers and law enforcement. >> failing to do the bare minimum, the bare minimum that they're asked to do, which is just simply report referred to why in the lawsuit, the child who died in august 2022. from her injuries and what a doctor ruled a homicide was removed from her parents custody just weeks after her birth. she was born with methamphetamine in her system and passed away with a severed pancreas and bleeding in her brain. the lawsuit was filed on beha

reyna 7.16, and for your money. wendy's has an end of summer deal on frosties and a record amount on credit cards. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and why j. >> haidar a good morning. americans increasingly turning to credit cards to cover everyday expenses and death hit a new record high at the end of june. the federal reserve says total credit card debt is now 1.1, 4 trillion. the rise in credit card usage and a particularly concerning because interest rates are so high, the average credit card interest rate is 20.7% according to bankrate. well, the huge legal ruling against google likely won't impact how we use the web anytime soon. it will likely be tied up in court for years. still, this is being caused called the most significant legal ruling against a major tech company. more than 20 years. a federal judge says google illegally monopolized online search and advertising by paying companies like apple and samsung. billions of dollars a year to install google as the default search engine on ha

reyna 10. 0, 7, and more breaking news. this from oakland. police are investigating a deadly shooting out. last night's violence left one person dead. several others hurt. kron four's michael thomas following all of it for us from oakland, michael. >> we're still learning details about last night's deadly shooting in east oakland. police trying to figure out just exactly what happened and who'd like gunman might be. take a look. this is a map so you can see exactly where it took place. police say it was on the 7900 block of ne avenue. it happened just after 7 o'clock residential street in that area. it's between macarthur and 5.80. take a look. this is video that we have from the scene. when police arrived, they found one person had been shot. they did try to administer medical aid until paramedics got there. but unfortunately, that person was found there really dead on the scene and at the same time that this was happening, police say other victims were showing up at nearby hospitals with injuries. as of right now, there's no exact number as

reyna age 17. and as we've been talking about, we're really all different districts in the bay area are starting school and now it's and ramones turned. it is. and for the kids out at coyote creek elementary, they've got a new performing arts curriculum to look forward to that got music, visual arts, all of it. so we sent kron four's michael thomas back to school. yes, we did in santa ana. what are you learning there? michael? >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm learning kids are very excited to get back into the classroom. what i talk about the amount of kids in san ramon valley unified about 30,000 that are heading back into the classroom this morning. all had a great summer and a lot of them didn't want to wake up this morning, but they did. and we talk about the performing arts program. i actually have the superintendent here. cj cammack. this is your first year. this is back to school for you as well. you were working in martinez before this in fremont. this is your first here at san ramon. yo

. >> here on august 14th, i'm reyna harvey. a lot of folks started heading back to we really saw everybody hitting mexico yesterday was nice. the wonder for a lot of folks that are waking up doing the same thing again today. john, good morning. not seeing much of anything in some of our views this morning, though. and that's because >> the fog is back in a lot of spots. we had that one popping up a second ago. but you can see the fog really rolling in. >> here you go. you can see from see church hour right here. some of that patchy fog pushed back in now. marine layer is definitely deep into this morning. and that's something that we're going to notice as we do work our way into the afternoon today is going to be a little bit of cool fog during the morning and then that cool sea breeze keeping with us, not as windy as the past couple of days have been but still 15 mile per hour gusts. so foggy start and then definitely going to be a comfortable enough rest of the day getting a little hotter inland temperatures in the 50's right

reyna rodrÍguez dice de cuando serÍa estÁ baja ya que se debe.as como eduardo ingresaron tras tener una cita por medio de la aplicaciÓn. >> es un proceso que uno quiere llegar para sacar a la familia adelante. reyna: el gobernador comenzÓ el transporte de inmigrantes en autobÚs e 2022 como parte del operativo de un programa de $11,000,000,000 para disuadir los cruces irregulares. atribuya el descenso de cruces irregulares en texas las medidas implementadas en su mandato. >> situaciones donde inmigran han sido cortados por alambre de pÚa. la guardia nacional ha disparado a personas que vienen buscando mejor vida. reyna: funcionario del gobierno federal dicen que la fuerte caÍda en el nÚmero de cruces entre los puertos de entrada se debe al decreto del presidente joe biden que restringiÓ el asilo y esfuerzo del gobierno mexicano para controlarla inmigraciÓn irregular. >> nos han dado un tiempo para aprender y ordenar mÁs cosas. contratar mÁs gente. por si llega otra ola de gente. satcha: de castigador ha castigado. remueven temporalmente al juez qu

reyna rodrÍguez desde texas nos dice quÉ estÁn hablando en contra este programa.licanos entablaron una demanda contra el gobierno federal este viernes para poner un alto al parole in place. >> este es un recurso para grupos intimidantes y sÓlo estÁ enfocado en frenar porque esfuerzo que los civiles de siguiente perciban cualquier esfuerzo. reportera: el programa podrÍa dar a medio millÓn de inmigrantes y estatus legal, casados con ciudadanos estadounidenses, un camino hacia la ciudadanÍa. >> se necesita para no vivir ilegalmente, para tener un trabajo seguro y poder viajar. reportera: el fiscal de texas dijo que estÁ demandando a la administraciÓn biden por su polÍtica ilegal de parole in place, la cual incentiva y premia la inmigraciÓn ilegal. >> simplemente el gobierno debe crear una ruta alterna lo que ya existÍa. reportera: el programa ha causado una gran polÉmica en el que el tema de la inmigraciÓn ha sido de suma importancia, muchos republicanos han criticado la medida que dicen que es una amnistÍa para personas que violaron la ley. >> es sÓlo esperar que ni

our very own harvey reyna harvey. it was emceeing this event.ore during the 9 o'clock hour. back to you well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news caught on camera. >> suspected thieves run from police. a majority of it caught on video from a helicopter. >> we're going again getting back in the business of the 90's this afternoon. well inland here, but there is a break happening tomorrow into much of next week. a look forecast to come back to kron. 4 morning news continues. (vo) fargo, is the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card. i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card! (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. (vo) fargo, is the new virtual assis

our own reyna harvey was the emcee kron four's. justice has more. >> make-a-wish of the greater bay area celebrating 40 years of granting wishes. and this morning actually granted another one as well. behind me, you can see some of the participants this year's their walk for wishes. fundraiser is back after multi-year even is this one a family friendly ear to ear fundraiser that grace period walking around the california's great america park. and this was great event. today. a young child was surprised with her wish today the young girl learning that her came true. and that happened on the stage here being part walk started and you walk this morning and a raft around 9.30, and there was a lot of great energy out here. very own reyna harvey was out here. seeing this great event. >> really just is it's very humbling. and it warms my heart in a special way, to be able to just give a little piece of energy, you know, representing prom for to be a part of this event today to make sure that you get everybody happy in the crowd if these e

reyna rodrÍguez dice quÉ es lo que se alega en la demanda.ol. >> esto son personas enfocadas en frenar quiero esfuerzo que permita que los migrantes en este paÍs obtengan algÚn beneficio. reportera: esto le puede dar a 1,000,000 de inmigrantes caso dos con sido a nos tener un camino a la ciudadanÍa. el fiscal general de texas dice que estÁ demandando a la administraciÓn biden por la polÍtica ilegal de parol que incentiva y premia a inmigraciÓn ilegal. >> son personas que pueden obtener la resistencia. simplemente es crear una ruta alterna a lo que ya existÍa. reportera: el programa ha causado gran polÉmica en la que el tema de migraciÓn ha sido de mucha importancia y muchos republicanos han criticado esta medida. >> solamente esperar que ningÚn juez permita que estas polÍticas realmente del aÑo en la vida a tantas personas. reportera: la casa blanca dice que estÁ demandaba contra la democracia. >> debe usarse el tiempo de forma correcta. presentadora: el sistema de asilo de estados unidos sigue sobrepasado, a la fecha sigue retrasado mÁs de 4

. >> here on wednesday, august 7th, i'm reyna harvey. well, you made it through the hottest day of the week and now we've got a minute or cool down but not too cool. john, good morning. >> yeah, slow burn down words. we will be looking at daytime highs today. still warm, but yesterday was indeed the hottest one for most areas. by the weekend. we're going to be looking at total relief. it's just a slow process in getting there. we're looking outside at the golden gate bridge with a little bit of fog out towards the bridge this morning. but most coastal areas are free of any sort of fog right now. we're actually starting off this morning, crystal clear for a lot of the coast a lot of the rest of the bay, too. take a look at some of these temperatures. mind you yesterday was such a cool start, brett, what you're sitting at 74 right now, warm start for you. inland livermore at 65 while. oakland and berkeley in the 50's. definitely a morning to capitalize on before yet. another warm afternoon ahead of us. now, winds from the coastline are pra

august 16th, i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, hey, it's about that time where you plan the leak and plans. yeah, get through today. first john shea was a look at your forecast morning. john. it's friday. definitely looking forward to a weekend that is going to bring even cooler weather ahead of us. so >> if you are inland, you've been seeing the return of those 90's the past couple of days. we do have a break from them come saturday and sunday. this is what we got outside this morning. not a lot of fog. much like yesterday. we're starting off this morning, predominantly clear, just a couple of misty spots right out along the coastline and a little bit breezy out that direction to repeating a whole lot of factors that we had yesterday. so it is a thursday into friday that are just going to be warm inland and cool towards the coastline this morning. pretty much all of us are nice and cool. mostly in the 50's to 60's. now as we do roll into the afternoon today, daytime highs, 70's 80's to low 90's that the warmest we won't be

well. >> reyna 4 blocks from campus. and if you walk to campus, of course, it's a 7 minute walk in and addresses san jose state's ongoing attempts to provide affordable housing to their students. i'm in front of the fairmont hotel. let me show you renderings of what could be as early as 9 months from now. we do know that there will be a groundbreaking ceremony a little bit later today. here's what's going to happen. san jose state will eventually by the south tower at a cost of 165 million dollars. it basically turns the south tower into a college dorm. if you've been to college, you know exactly what i'm talking about. it has all the amenities of a college dorm near campus, meaning they have a fitness center. they have food there. they'll have police presence. it will feel like a dorm and then once the students get out, of course, they'll be able to go to the university by walking there or if they want to take their scooter. san jose state has been struggling for years to try to provide housing for students. this is an

reyna 10, 40 and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the giants going for the win against the braves will take a peek at what happened after the break. >> how ai is transforming google products from cameras to smart watches. plus a chat life like you might forget. you're talking to a computer. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech. you head towards the weekend. we do have daytime highs that are going to be a little bit cooler along with an opportunity of some showers north of san francisco. >> got your forecast. >> 10. 43. it's a great friday. looking forward to a nice weekend to loot lead. john's got our forecast. good morning, jon. big. we are looking at a nice friday. indeed. lots of sunshine out there, although tomorrow and sunday going to be feeling a little bit more like false. if you want that son and that warmth. >> today is all yours. east bay hills right here. looking gorgeous. lots of sun above and even seeing that sunshine out towards the coastline. this is what we got heading our way, though. and look at this sh

reyna won our top story. patel co credit union revealing that their members personal information including social security numbers have been breached. ye h, this was a breach that happened last summer. breaking news. we covered for it. covered it for you. >> at the time, crop wars, michael thomas has the latest. now, what we're learning. >> about half-a-million patel go credit. union members are worried about their information being put on the dark web. i spoke with one woman who says she woke up to find that her information was on the dark web and it was all leading back to the ransomware attack that happened in june. the telco credit union says on may 23rd and unauthorized party gained access to its network leading to a ransomware attack on june. 29th. >> it caused thousands of members have limited access to their money in bank accounts. and that includes sherry. in fact, she says her information was breached. i see. >> noticed weiss. stating that they found on >> and she's not alone. patel confirms that mu

august, 20th, i'm reyna harvey. we had a lot to jump into today. but first, let's start with a check of weather. see how things are doing outside. good morning arena. we are looking at another day this morning. that is predominately clear. we do not have any fog through the golden gate right now. >> yesterday at this time we did see a little bit of low grade. really getting that this morning. now that is a sign right there already of what we've got to come later today, which is the very hottest day of this week's forecast. so get ready for one that is shorts t-shirt where the baby a trip to the ac this afternoon. somewhere you can find it. winds from offshore are very, very light this morning. so not a lot of that cool breeze to be making its way into the bay. current temperatures are anywhere from the 50's to 60's up in the north bay a little warmer than yesterday. no low 40's this morning. so definitely not the coldest morning. we've had towards the afternoon. do expect the return of a few low 90's. most of us along the bay shore will stay in the

we talk live with kron four's reyna harvey who is at the convention. he was shoes in the audience. >> when those remarks were made. >> first day i can say that. and good morning to you all there in the bay my initial experience in a beach day, as many of you may this is one of largest in a few days they've had history. so you about over 4,000 journalists from across the united states that are here at the chicago hilton. when i arrived with just minutes to spare before the actual panel discussed, guarded there or hundreds of protesters outside of the chicago hilton all around the building. then you have to go secret service scoring just to be able to get inside. once you're inside, i would say or the panel started. there was a lot of anxiety from the journalist that were there in the world. they did not really know what to anticipate. we found out pretty last minute that the former president was going to be addressing audience and journalists there. so, yeah, a lot of conversations of people just not knowing what to expect initially. so i mean, what i'm

reyna 10. 42 right now. and you will as i love who doesn't love pandas? oh, my gosh. the giant pandas are back in the u.s. san diego zoo's first san francisco still waitin >> 10 44 is the time and we're checking out the weather for you and. >> yeah, it was good days or most of the mount diablo by okay. but you can hardly see it. so it is haze, which is the fancy nicer way to smoke a little some all was same thing. just don't call fog. >> that's but yeah, we are seeing some fog towards the coast. a little bit of that smoke and haze further inland. this is about the first time this morning that i've seen that seabreeze at the embarcadero fairly relaxed at the moment. >> we definitely are looking at a lot of smoke for the inland parts of the state, out towards the central valley here locally in the bay. we do have air quality issues, especially inland eastern alameda contra costa and solano counties. so just if you have respiratory conditions, maybe head out closer to the water, air quality, improved out that direction. lot of fog sitting at the coastline as well as into

reyna it to 801 and our top story this morning. we're learning more now about a deadly shooting that took the life. >> of a woman in oakland and neighbors tell us she was a mother kron 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> neighbors say family members of maria ramos have placed flowers, candles, balloons where she was killed. several people telling us they are shaken by this shooting as ramos. it was a mother and this happened in the middle of the day. >> the very next day the sister came here. >> and they have like a little it rolled >> a memorial continues to grow on hilton street in oakland where a mother was shot and killed on august. 7th oakland police have identified the woman as maria ramos. this is video from the citizen app showing the scene last wednesday. police say they responded around 2.30 in the afternoon and found ramos with a gunshot wound. she died at the scene petros lives nearby. he says he was working from home when shots rang out. he saw the aftermath just someone. >> fall and just so and then put his coming here

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reyna.vernight. >> another accident a driver slammed into a power pole. >> and a busy intersection had to be shut and it happened at the same streets that that 11 year-old boy was killed earlier this week. we have kron four's will tran. >> on the story for us in san jose will. >> james, it's only 1.8 miles from the location where that 11 year-old boy was hit and killed on tuesday afternoon. the street camden avenue. this is camden right here. right behind me is the intersection of camden and kooser road. >> you can see pg e crews are here. they are trying to prop the power lines back up into the air and it was dangling after this car here. i'll step out of the way so you can see exactly what's going on. they are trying to remove that poll had just found out why he was not electrocuted despite slamming into that pole that cold air and all the cables on the ground. that poll is basically the spine, the infrastructure that holds topper helps holds up some of the other lines. it is not in fact,

reyna 9.31. right now. and back to the big story, which is vice president and open native kamala harris accepting the democratic party nominee for president. that's right. harris highlighted her experience growing up in the bay area as part of what made her the woman she is today. >> we have our hannah brandt with more. now that the convention is over, the race really kicks into high gear with just 74 days until the election. both the harris campaign and the trump campaign will be put to the test. >> and the final night of the democratic convention. ice president kamala harris made a direct appeal to voters this election. >> is not only the most important of our lives. it is one of the most important in the life of our nation. >> over the course of the four-day convention, the harris campaign and democratic allies works to introduce harris. the american people highlighting her personal story as the daughter of immigrants and her history as a prosecutor in center and they made the case for their new presiden

reyna and james, we'll send it back to you. >> ok, thank you very much, michael. all right, michael police said all that are investigating deadly shooting. this happened right near dollar tree. this is video of the scene from the citizens app. police say that shooting happened yesterday afternoon international boulevard near 24th. we don't have any word on what led up to that shooting time now 703. in hayward. police investigating an attack moray freshman step to classpass. so this happened monday afternoon. kron four's dan kerman explains what happened. >> it's just the second week of school at hayward high. but parents are on edge. >> we have concerns this morning. my daughter was shaking and i have 2 dogs that go here and we talked when we got here. i go ahead, go to school. but we'll talk to the principal and we'll talk to the security and when we got here with hair police all over the campus and everything. so we've got a little bit yeas on monday. the school district says to 11 th-graders confronted a 9th grader on campus about one 30 in the afternoon. >> th

i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. let's get a look at whether this morning and it's also we're getting a little break. i love it. temperatures starting to slide back down a little john and working their way the right direction. again, we were so hot the past few days and today is still going to be warm. but we are going to be a little bit more comfortable and already a noticeable difference out there this morning that you can look forward to she getting outside. >> little bit of a seabreeze pretty evident here. as you look at the bay bridge from the embarcadero. now, skies are definitely a little bit cloudy here. and there fog cast this morning does show a little bit mist and drizzle at the coast and mostly just low gray along the bay shore. that return of that cool seabreeze late yesterday. you may have noticed that faint view of fog as you looked out over the bay horizon cooled us down. we're in the 50's to low 60's right now. and for some of us like fairfield in san jose about 5 degrees cooler than at the same poin

and reyna harvey is in the studio with what we need to know.s going to be a lot of traffic around the area yet. sure. we'll be there to have multiple neighborhoods, transit streets all impacted by closures, right are outside outside lancer sunday. the annual festival draws thousands to go to a party every year with fun events like food, wine street are even the chance to get married. okay. get a look-in starting tonight at 08:00pm vehicle. access to go to the park will be limited. from 26 to 30th avenue completely closed down. only locals are be able to access that a 30 to 11:30pm, tonight. those black x's you see on the map like muni's 5 are 5 x in line be a best bet. if you're making away from downtown san francisco from bart and then you have lyft, uber passenger loading zones right there in the purple dots on the map, balboa to the north and irving on the south festival in turn, says are the orange dots on the map which could be access for both john f kennedy drive and mlk outside lands is going to last until sunday. so just be ready. gates

reyna.it is 6.31 and concerns about pedestrian safety are happening in the south bay. >> after as we told you, 11 year-old boy on a scooter was struck and killed. we have kron four's rob nesbitt now reporting on some of the changes that could be coming. >> may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice a lot of parents driving their kids to school. i saw students. >> being walked to school by their parents and with their friends. it's the walking to school that she's concerned about. she wants youngsters to be as safe as possible when they're in the crosswalk. >> and that's becoming more difficult in san jose. the city recorded its 11th pedestrian fatality tuesday, but 11 year-old boy was hit by a truck while crossing the street on his scooter. they're all brothers, sisters, loved ones. >> they all leave our community in a tragic way and they're all crashes that are co

reyna more accidents in san jose. breaking news from overnight. a driver slammed into a power pole caused a huge mess at a busy intersection. yeah. that intersection still shut down this morning. >> that's that same street. >> as an 11 year-old 11 year-old boy died on earlier this week. a kron four's will tran is now covering. >> a accident on that very same stretch of road. well. >> how incredible is that? it's only 1.8 miles from the location where that 11 year-old boy was hit and killed on tuesday afternoon. this is camden avenue. and right now they just brought in a flatbed truck to remove the car that jumped the curb and almost slams into a taco bell. and right now they're removing some of the lines. these are not power lines. we found out these are lines out help hold up a pole that holds up the power lines and that's why he was not electrocuted. in fact, you can see that that tree there. that poll just snapped in half right there. and that car just destroyed. this all happened at around 02:40am in the morning. this is at the intersection of

reyna harvey was there. she was emceeing was a special event.h a wish. and the wish was taken go to disneyland. >> we just is it's very humbling and it warms my heart in a special way, to be able to just give a little piece of energy, you know, representing prom for to be a part of this event today to make sure that you get everybody happy in the crowd if theee early morning hours, but its really amazing to be a part of something for a little bridget. so santa carry with her throughout our lives going to grow and remember this along her journey. so just being a part of those memories. >> what a great way to celebrate. yeah. the weather was good. we have more on the weather for you coming up on this monday morning. alright, it is 7.42. we're going to take a break right now. but still ahead, the giants. they were hoping to sweep the tigers and we're goin "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. time new video from the oakland zoo. huck

reyna 901. and we have breaking news just into kron 4 this morning. one. >> person has been arrested in the investigation into the death of actor matthew perry. and now according to tmz, a doctor and several drug dealers are also in custody. now, as we know, perry died last year from an accidental overdose of the drug ketamine. >> and in assistance found him face down in a hot tub back. >> on october, 28, just 54 years old and the autopsy was done. it found that the amount of ketamine in his blood when he died the amount that could be used in surgery. so it was a large amount. and we know if you if you know matthew perry and you followed him from his friends, fame, you know, he had years of struggles on and off with addiction. dan during his time on friends, he actually wrote a book and you talked about it. so when you see me very skinny, i was addicted to this. one heavy ocean, you know, and he's struggled with that for years. obviously a lot of questions now that need to be answered about this new development of these arrests. >> we know that there

reyna 6.31. and oakland.ice are looking for a person who shot 4 people at 2 of those victims died. crawford check moment has the story. >> all day on saturday, oakland police were here on scene on 83rd avenue working to investigate what led up to a shooting that left 2 people killed and 2 others injured. now, despite what happened here on the saturday, we find a community that is still working to come together and celebrate the good times. they do have here. police helicopters in the sky and the birthday party happening on the ground. a stark contrast to what's happening down the street for the family living in this neighboring home. they argue violent crime is so common in oakland. they just choose to enjoy their saturday. and this open makes the very my own take the guy never i into the for 2 people dead and 2 others injured outside this apartment complex near the corner of 83rd. and holly. >> the gunman police say on the loose after opening fire during an argument. >> police were on scene all day to collec

well, northern california, north of the bay area gets a few showers reyna.for that. the morning commute slowing down while not seen any hot spots. >> things are covered in red across the map. crockett down towards mace. 36 minutes. so as you his richmond all the way into oakland, things are very slow. 20 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. now the meter lights. only thing. i'm seeing their slow you down. let's lower again on are san mateo bridge because 8, 80, 26 minute ride to 101, highway for nearly 15 minutes. antioch, into conquered. and if you are going to be taken, 24 right now along the creek down to finally starting orange there. a 26 minute ride. diane james, back to you. 2 people are behind bars and here's the arrest of their cause of stealing things from a retail store in concord. and there's some >> of what police seized when they made the arrests. but first, the suspect led police on a pursuit. this happened last weekend and then not only did they seize those products, but also there is a uhaul truck that contain them. and that's what they

we've got crawford's reyna harvey here to explain in studio iran hello the airport. they're changing up the check-in lobby at terminal one for departing customers. >> let's get a live look inside the terminal right now. ok? the construction kicking off this week will replace the check-in counters and update the lighting. they're gonna at new led lights as well as repaint the lobby stealing and the back walls, airlines that are going to be temporarily relocated for construction right now. our santa as a source, we have a loris spirit along with allegiant airlines, but they're still going to be servicing inside terminal one. the projects going to be completed in 4 phases with other airlines in terminal one like hawaiian delta and alaska airlines eventually experiencing temporary locations at their stations are renovated. now we talked to a spokesperson about why this renovation is pretty special to the airport. >> these updates are all about improving passenger experience here a case specifically for those departing ak. so passengers will see a new modernized look here

i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning. haze of also be a great day. yes, as you day's been great hot what? yeah. yeah. and going into the holiday weekend, forecast hopefully will great for people with outdoor plans. absolutely led to have some weather that will be more comfortable during the afternoon. so we don't have to rush outside in the morning and try to enjoy it before it heats up. >> we are already looking at quite a nice cool down out there. let's get your look outside from above all that gray that filtered in late yesterday afternoon. as i mentioned, we were going to see more marine layer this morning and that certainly came to pass. as you can see, we've got a lot of it across the north bay and along the bay shore. and that is already resulting in some noticeably cooler weather to start up in the inland areas of the bay 50's to 60's for our current temperatures. vacaville at 60 degrees as seth at 58. so pretty similar in both of these spots. fairfield livermore, san jose down a few degrees from yesterday as we m

reyna 81 and our top story. there's investigation going on now because there was a body found in golden gate park. >> near the outside lands music festival. yeah, this happened right near the handball courts. about 1 o'clock or so yesterday afternoon. >> about a mile away from the outside lands music festival itself. three-day event was just wrapping up last night. it brought in a total of about 200,000 people, but they don't know yet if the man whose body was found was at that festival comports jacmel. but now at the park. >> during the middle of one california's largest music festivals right here at golden gate park. a man was found dead here at the handball courts at golden gate park by san francisco fire department. this marks the second dead body to be found at golden gate park within 2 years of this festival being hosted. according to the san francisco fire department shortly after one pm there was reportedly an unresponsive person locked inside a porta-potty at the handball courts off nancy pelosi drive i