kristen: high school students got the opportunity to learn more about college today at san francisco state university. julian: amanda del castillo has more on the college opportunity summit. >> a focus on college for rising high school seniors. at san francisco state university this morning, a full college opportunity session of 80 students with their sights set on their futures. >> i don't really have parents that have gone to college here. so it's really nice to know more about majors and colleges here in california. reporter: angelica's story mirrors many in the crowd. the organization's 10,000 degrees behind this summit, known to help generations navigate their path to college. >> are they learning something? are they walking away with a new resource or tip that can get them through the senior year or the application process? so they know how to find us. reporter: part of the partnership, a reflection of the university itself. >> san francisco state has a history of social justice, and social justice through education is the best way we can put our work to practice. reporter: the day's

of course, san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. >> take a look at this. onservatory of flowers at francisco's golden gate park. the corpse flower gets name because it smells like that. smells like rotting flesh, according to experts. our meteorologist john shrable took this video described the smell as, quote, burst of gross. that smell is expected to get even worse while the flower is in bloom only last about 2 or 3 days. so if you want to see person better start making plans and expect to wait in what could be a very long line. >> coming up, how you and i think there's still time how you can get a free krispy kreme donut today. >> plus, an artist in arkansas creating the world's largest knitted flag. how big it is going to be when we return. >> to celebrate the 4th. an artist in arkansas is knitting what is being described as the world's largest knitted flag. david cole is using telephone poles as maybe needles and excavators to get the fight together. he is using acrylic felt to put the 25 foot wide and about 15 foot tall flag. together. cole says he wa

damián trujillo: bueno, tenemos a colegios públicos, como san josé state, san francisco state, tambiénford usc, que ofrecen esta misma educación. en el próximo segmento, si nos permite, eva, quiero hablar un poco de la diferencia, si hay calidad en la educación, entre ambas universidades, pero para más información, vamos a mostrarle en pantalla lo que le podemos ofrecer, aquí está la página web, es california private college is possible, es una nueva iniciativa, ahí está el portal, la página web para más información. regresamos con más, aquí en comunidad del valle, sobre ese tema, no se nos vayan. [música] sobre este tema de quizás asistir a una universidad privada, y tenemos aquí a eva blanco masías, que es vicepresidente en la universidad de santa clara. hay una gran diferencia, eva, entre la educación, entre una escuela pública, como san josé state, uc berkeley, y una privada, como es la de ustedes. eva blanco: pues sí varían un poquito, eh, y las diferencias dependen en cada institución, por ejemplo, nosotros en santa clara somos la primera universidad de todo el estado, somos una

boom in the late 80s i started doing new construction and then when i moved to san francisco, i went to san francisco stateecame fascinated with the architecture and got my contractor's licence and started painting victorians and kind of gravitated towards them. my first project that i did was a 92 room here in the mission. it was the first sro. i'm proud of that and it was challenging because it was occupied and i got interior and exterior and i thought it would take about six weeks to do it and it took me a whole year. >> nita makes the city more beautiful and one of the things that makes her such a great contractor, she has a magical touch around looking at a project and bringing it to its fullest fruition. sometimes her ideas to me might seem a little whacky. i might be like that is a little crazy. but if you just let her do her thing, she is going to do something incredible, something amazing and that will have a lot of pop in it. and she's really talented at that. >> ultimately it depends on what the customer wants. sometimes they just want to be understated or blend in and other times they let me de

. >> hello i'm starry and i'm 23 and i went to san francisco state university and a paid intern in san francisco rising i'm here to urge you to fit cut to funds to encourage youth to be engage empowered royces to the things that impact them and families. i'm the first of my routes to begin the opportunity to share the importance of using the voting and, wear of the proposals that impact us. san francisco rising and empowered my voice and -- the opportunity to engage. san francisco rising i realized well is no need without my community to create foundation we have access to. and last summer door knock nothing the bayview get to know the neighbors. and i want to stres the importance of enengaging with youth ofim grant family and young people of color. [inaudible]. thank you. >> time lapsed. thank you. >> next speaker, please. i'm call nothing support of option 3 for the sand management. a provision of the ordinance to open cardings during the week it has been inadequate. i think in 2023 the southbound lane has been opened for car for a week. total. and the people that they dpw people hav

san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i

growing up in san francisco i used to come and help my parents after school whether in middle school or high school and throughout college. i went to san francisco state university. i did stay home and i helped my parents work throughout the summers to learn what it is that makes our community so special. after graduating i worked for an investment bank in hong kong for a few years before returning when my dad said he was retiring. he passed away a few years ago. after taking over the business we made this a little more accessible for visitors as well as residents of san francisco to visit. many of our teas were traditionally labeled only in chinese for the older generation. today of our tea drinkkers are quite young. it is easy to look on the website to view all of our products and fun to come in and look at the different varieties. they are able to explore what we source, premium teas from the providence and the delicious flavors. san francisco is a beautiful city to me as well as many of the residents and businesses here in chinatown. it is great for tourists to visit apsee how our community thrived through the years. this retail location is open d

he's got blood streaming down his face during the 1968 san francisco strike at san francisco state. he kind of grew up as a hell head. he is the son of defense attorney liberal lion vincent hallinan. terrance carries on but grew up as a juvenile delinquent and is one of these guys who gets off because his dad is a prominent attorney. he beats up people for no reason, always getting in fights . later he channels it into amateur boxing, but he is this liberal, kind of almost a defund the police in today's modern parlance, district attorney at the time but he is tough on violent crime. he won't play out violent crime. he has james hammer and mann as the lead counsel and the assistant district attorney also assigned, kimberly d4 oil. they find him guilty of second degree murder and noel is convicted of manslaughter because he wasn't there when the diane whipple attack happened. kimberly, you might know her, briefly the wife of current governor gavin newsom. she is now dating or is she finally married to eric trump or is it don jr.? i can never remember which one she's with. she's had se

a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared a hurdle, a first turtle anywaystate capitol. this is part of what they're calling the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. that bill would increase bay area bridge tolls by a $1.50 from january of 2024 to december 2028. they're hoping that about 900 million dollars will be raised to help with public transportation and the improvements with a struggling agencies like bart and muni. senator wiener is arguing that money is badly needed, but some drivers are skeptical. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other intuitive to people we always the case. >> something that i don't think the public is fully aware. we're all the money goes that we do pay taxes on and all costs. i have no problem with the price of as long as we know where the money is being spent. >> if the bill is eventually passed, drivers could see higher soon in roughly the next 6 months. alright, whether time is we're live. look outside at san francisco interna

and go up from $6,000 a year to 7500 by the year 2029, the cal state system includes san francisco state, san jose state cal state, east bay and sonoma state. people looking for affordable housing in the bay area are now get be able to use a new tool kron. 4 s justin campbell explains act. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the benefit of the tool is that you don't have to go into a multi

involucrado con nuestra organización, juan gonzález, que fundó este periódico en la universidad de san francisco statetina, que muy rara vez se escuchan, y es un espíritu que continuamos hasta el día, siempre el tratar de escuchar cuál es el punto de vista que no se está escuchando lo suficiente, o cuando hay noticias, de vez en cuando, y recién, recientemente, también noticias que a veces, pues, hacen ver a nuestra comunidad latina como que si fueran criminales; a nosotros nos gusta poder resaltar qué es lo que, qué es lo que no se está escuchando, cuál es el otro punto de vista a esa misma historia, en donde, quizás, puede suceder una tragedia, una semana, pero ese mismo fin de semana nuestra comunidad se une, están teniendo festivales literarios, culturales, oportunidades para que nuestros jóvenes salgan adelante; nos gusta poder resaltar esas historias también, porque creo que es, es importante poder darnos a conocer como comunidad, y poder amplificar que cuando haya gobiernos, o cuando haya oficiales, que nos hacen ver de una cierta manera, que nosotros sabemos que somos mucho más que eso, y que

started around 1:00 today at third and east san fernando around san francisco state university. officers talked the man down and he surrendered. peacefully, no word yet on what caused him to act violently. >> tonight, the community is helping a family who lost their home to a fire on the fourth of july. take a look at the video here showing the moment that fire sparked in the garage. you see the flames right over there. and, smoke, billowing. the friend of the homeowner says the home was destroyed and a car was damaged in the fire as well. the family lived in this home for three decades. they are devastated by this loss >> it was a beautiful home. they have a beautiful family. they have great values and, you know, just welcoming if you ever been to their home you know you never left with an empty stomach from their mom. you know, just welcoming people and, you know, just a very sad, sad, sad end to that home. >> the cacause of the fire is still under investigation tonight. the family believes it may have been sparked by fireworks. the friends set up a go fund me page to help the

we call it in the spirit the san francisco state is aware that belarus has taken this initiative frome to time. it's an idea. not necessarily with reference to our president, but it's mentioned in speeches. er separate, er, states, which is already good, because without the conversation of a broad diplomatic settlement of conflicts. e in the world. it's just impossible, you understand , diplomats are needed not to talk with friends, but to talk even with enemies or opponents or opponents, whatever you like. you name it and any dialogue, even bad dialogue. it is, of course, much better than war, because people do not die. yes, you can to each other. it is vicious to look at, swear, throw , there are some objects, but still this is a conversation. it is still a search for some way out, some compromise, some solution. what initiatives belarus is promoting, of course, in the first place, is the fight against sanctions pressure. this is the fight against human trafficking. this is the protection of the natural family. protecting middle- income countries. naturally, the implementation of th

san francisco state professor and labor union expert john logan. i think it could be very good for , you know, i would say if people were smart, it would embrace the union, cooperate with the union, could sort of stand out. well, we're a coffee chain, respects our workers choice. so far pizza at least publicly appearing to do just that. in a statement to ktvu the bay area born company saying in part quote we respect the outcome of the vote and it doesn't in any way change our commitment to our people. our story began here in the bay area and we look forward to writing the next chapter with our employees moving forward together. as for what might be behind the apparent uptick in unionizing efforts by young people at stores like peet's, logan says the companies have likely invited it. you see a lot of these union campaigns at companies that have progressive reputations, progressive brand is attracting a progressive workforce. i do think we will see more of it. we might in fact see more union organizing at peach stores. you know, these things tend to

unaffected by this, though, because they get state financial aid, the count state system includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay officials say that raising tuition is the only way to make up the 1.5 billion dollars funding gap. a warning for people heading out to parks and hiking trails around the bay area for the holiday hot temperatures mean you have a higher likelihood of seeing rattlesnakes. >> the east bay regional park district says those heading out for hikes need to be alert for rattlesnakes because of the heat. the stakes are going to be out exploring their environment and could lead to more encounters with humans and dogs. so take a listen to what county officials have to rattlesnake. >> because we have death or severe illness is not really the rule as long as you can get in within 30 minutes 30 minutes to an hour, most people will do very well. so it's not typically something that's fatal. >> so here are some tips. can the ground while you're out walking and hiking, avoid the tall grass area, stay on the trail. if you do see a rattlesnake, don't touch it or appr

the current 6,000 to 7500 year by 2029, the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco statese state and cal state east bay. the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little easier. there's a new website now where people can search for listings near them. kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the benefit of the to

locally, students from san jose state university, cal state. east bay. san francisco state, stanford and berkeley will demonstrate. they say the rulings disregard the needs of marginalized communities and higher education. the protest and rally will be held on the stanford university campus at 4:00 july 30th. will mark 78 years since the american military suffered its greatest loss of life at sea. two torpedoes from a japanese submarine hit the uss indianapolis in 1945. the ship sank 12 minutes later in the philippine sea. there were 1195 sailors on board, 300 went down with the ship. the remaining 900 waited for days for rescue, but many of the sailors eventually died from exposure. salt poisoning, dehydration and even shark attacks. only 316 of the 1200 men on board survived. and this morning, only one is still alive to tell that story. ktvu is tom vacar spoke with the last living survivor at his hometown of benicia and he gets they get set to honor seaman second class harold brae. you're the last survivor of the indianapolis what do you think of that? i think i'm p

he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music] >> ancestors for freedoms and all others who dared to define, defend and develop our interest as a people, we pour. for our elders who helped us give us wisdom and strength for our fathers, mothers who rest in the valley of the departed, we pour. for the youth, who represent the future and tomorrow we pour. for remembrance of many women, men, and the human rights

locally, students from san jose state university, cal state bay. san franciscostanford and berkeley are set to take part in this demonstration. they say the rulings disregard the needs of marginalized communities in higher education. the protest and rallies scheduled to take place on the stanford university campus at white plaza at 4 p.m. beaches in new york city area have increased patrols after a series of shark attacks. a shark bit a 15 year old girl in the leg and a 15 year old boy was bitten on the foot in separate incidents monday. two other swimmers were attacked yesterday off long island. a 47 year old man in chest high water felt a bite to his right knee. a 49 year old man had his hand bitten. we're in their territory. so it's, you know, it's a risk you take when you come here. we're way too big. they eat tiny things. that's why we see these little ankle biter type incidences that we call them because they're going for the foot, because the foot's the size of the bait. authorities in new york state are expanding their monitoring capabilities. they're po

go up from $6,000 a year to 7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system here include san francisco staten jose state and cal state east bay. there's a new scam that's trying to trick regarding their refunds. the irs says that there's a letter with an irs letterhead that is being sent to taxpayers. that tells them that they're owed a refund. the letter then tells recipients to share an image of their driver's license as well as or phone numbers. social security number and bank routing information to get that refund. the agency says the letter shows clear signs that this is a fake such as awkward wording and a false phone number that claims to be the one for the irs. so the irs is urging people to report phishing scams to fishing at irs dot gov. united airlines is doing its part to ease up travel woes for the 4th of july. the company's ceo says they're doing everything they can to handle the travel rush after 19% of its flights were canceled last month due to weather. the airline gave about 30,000 miles to compensate travelers whose flights were either canceled or delayed meantime, a ceo s

the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal affordable housing in the bay - area just got a little bit peasier. there's a new website now where people can search for listings near them and kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tool of that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but the benefit of the tool is that you don't have to go into a multiple

a year to $7500 a year by the year 2029, the cal state system here in the bay area includes san francisco state, san jose state and cal state east bay. >> well, the search for affordable housing in the bay area just got a little bit easier. there's now a new website where people can search for listings near them and kron 4 s justin campbell shows us how it works. >> with the help of google and the bay area, housing finance authority. they've come together to make a one-stop shop portal so you can find affordable housing like these apartments behind me. this new doorway housing portal is the first of its kind. it works just like zillow but in state and finds all of their affordable housing options throughout the 9 counties in the bay area. we found in the as we were developing the tools that one of the biggest barriers to finding affordable housing is soft and that people don't even know that it's available. leslie kese with bay area, housing finance authority says one of the benefits of the portal. >> you can apply for the housing online to see if you qualify and it will also save you time. but

the send from two liberal law professors at harvard and san francisco state university suggesting thatsupreme court decisions like affirmative action the president should just ignore it and do what he wants to do. >> right, and they are not in the minority necessarily in terms of the attacks on the constitution. in fact, you'll find more faculty members closer to their position than you will conservatives or libertarians. this is a very common point of discussion among law professors. and it also happens tonight very definition of authoritarianism. what they are saying is president biden should be a law to himself, he should be the final arbitor of what the constitution means and they support him in pushing through measures without a vote of congress. well, what do you call that? it's not democracy. but these people cloak themselves as the champion of democracy. the two opinions they have most objected to, affirmative action and the loan forgiveness decisions, both are supported by a majority of the public. so they are arguing for the president to not only ignore the supreme court's de

he is at san francisco state university, political science professor, who specializes in military masculinity fame is a book he published called "bring me men: military masculinity and the benign facade of the american empire." it sounds like he knows a lot about the u.s. constitution. a wacko from harvard, harvard, exactly. his name is -- this guy is such a wing not, he ascribes to something called, is a critical legal studies. it's like crt for lawyers. he believes that the law currently is trying to maintain the status quo and codify its biases against marginalized people. he said if he was a judge that he would make every decision based upon what socialism would do. this is the guy, and this is the other guy, who are pushing this ridiculous thing to expand the court and disobey the law. >> greg: it sounds like a clown show. >> jesse: that's the block before this. [laughter] crt -- >> jesse: to crt. >> jessica: is that how we do it? all right. [laughter] [laughter] coming up, "the new york times" is warning people that going outside is dangerous. hi, i'm william devane. did you know it too

the bay area drivers could be paying even more for their bridge tolls able bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared its first hurdle at the state capitol kron four's michael thomas reports. >> this bill still needs approval from the legislature. but if it does pass $1.50 increase would happen within the next 5 years. it would affect all 7 bay area bridges that are state owned. it's a safe, clean, reliable public transportation emergency act, a bill that would increase bay area bridge tolls by a $1.50 from january 2024, to december 2028. >> and could raise 900 million to help with public transportation improvements and struggling agencies like bart muni. it was introduced by senator scott wiener who says it's needed. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the other intuitive to people we always the the bill received majority approval from the assembly transportation committee and now needs at least two-thirds approval from the legislature. >> if passed all 7 bay area bridges except for the golden gate b

students from san jose state university, cal state east bay, san francisco state, stanford and berkeleye. they say the ruling disregards the needs of marginalized communities in higher education . the protest and rally will be held on the stanford university campus at white plaza at 4 p.m. i remember the days we could get a student discount. yeah, that's long gone. it's been a minute. but remember, like, you know, a couple of bucks off a movie ticket like a free soda at the sandwich shop, whatever. it's long gone for us, but maybe not for you. coming up on mornings, on to the nine, we'll run down some of the best deals right now for students only that range om discounts on strea hey, it's me...your skin. some cleansers get us clean - but take my moisture. cerave cleansers help me maintain my moisture balance with hyaluronic acid, plus 3 essential ceramides to help restore my natural barrier. so we're cerave clean. cerave hydrating cleanser. join me in the finish 24 hour challenge. start by cooking a lasagna. skip the rinse and load your dishes. 24 hours later when your dishwasher is ful

couldn't have written this book without the studies that come out of the ethnic studies revolt at san francisco state i write about in the book. and then put the work of that revolt to work in the book because there have been a lot of really important studies of the bay and of palo alto specifically within chicano studies, native studies, black studies ethnic studies, in a wider sense, and so feeling like i could go into these different and engage with those authors, read that stuff without worrying that i was crossing some boundary or someone's going to get mad at me. made that part easier. i think i didn't get to work as many people as i would have liked when. i was writing it just because i was like quite literally quarantined quarantined. but my dear friend max fox, who is not here but is a brilliant intellectual, the editor of sexual hegemony and that it or pinko magazine was my neighbor and sometimes roommate this process and so he thank you max for listening to me rant after i'd been reading for 7 hours about herbert hoover i i really owe him a lot so thanks max. but yeah, i think that's that'

♪ in the mission district, san francisco state senator scott wiener took part in today's cleanup.onal group we love you foundation, organized the event. well, the weekend's hot weather brought a lot of people out to beaches and lakes, but the heat is also fuel for blooming toxic algae. ktvu is james torres has more from lake temescal in oakland. the summer heat can make it very tempting to take a dip in the water, but that heat is also fuel for blooming blue green algae. you won't find relief from the heat in the water here at lake temescal. the yellow tape, the white barriers and the signs with red headings warn you of the blooming blue green algae in the water. yeah, i've been watching it here at lake temescal because i walk by it every day. carrie beck. lund takes her dog with her on her daily morning walks. she says the algae makes her worry. i worry about the wildlife and i worry about the people who come here to swim. a lot of little kids come here to swim and they're not able to do that right now. the lake is closed to swimmers park officials recommend against fishing try t

san jose state university. cal state. east bay, san francisco state, stanford and berkeley are set to take part.lized communities in higher education. the protest and rally is set to take place on the stanford university campus at white plaza today at four. in a surprise ruling, a federal judge is now severely limited. government efforts to lean on social media companies such as facebook and twitter. the move is being hailed by free speech advocates. but the white house says it is assessing its options. doug luster reports. well, this injunction means that a number of federal agencies, including the department of health and human services and the fbi, are now prohibited from some efforts to remove or suppress social media posts. well, happy fourth. president biden celebrating the fourth at the white house yesterday, just as his administration suffered a major setback in federal court in a lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of louisiana and missouri, the white house has been accused of trying to influence big tech companies like facebook and twitter from the administration's perspective. it

. >> there is a push to make it easier to set up night markets in san francisco and the rest of the state. san francisco assembly member introduced a bill that will help small businesses cut through a lot of the red tape that holds them up in the permitting process. >> we know people love night markets. we see all over asia and all over the united states examples of nights that are thriving where people come together with community, food, culture, music, art. there is no reason why we should not see that happening in our city, too. and creating a statewide permit for night markets and farmer's markets that homeowners need to apply for once a year. >>> thank you for watching us tonight. the new continues on cbs news bay area. we will see you back here at 11:00. have a great evening (warehouse ambience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese anand served w with hot auau for dipppping. try the roroast beef o or pastri french dipips today only a at togo's announce

san francisco. yumi lee could fill a vacancy for the federal trial court in the state's northern district. serve on the alameda county court and practiced law in san francisco for three years before becoming a professor. the white house said lee's nomination and others continues to fulfill the president's promise to ensure that the nation's courts reflect the diversity of our country. oakland animal services says it will be forced to euthanize some dogs in order to make room for incoming ones. dozens of dogs have been taken in by oakland animal services over just the past week. now the shelter is overcrowded. the shelter is urging the public to adopt dogs to make more room with the shelter and avoid euthanizing dogs. they're posting photos of available dogs on the shelter's facebook page, hoping to find permanent homes for the animals . a new investigation into whether tesla is misleading customers about the driving range of its cars. reuters reports tesla has overstated the estimated range of its vehicles when they are fully charged. batteries says many owners, concerned that there is a p

san francisco. what we're learning about the damages and the potential impact on passengers. plus a stateposal to raise tolls at nearly every bridge in the bay area survived a critical vote. the latest push from lawmakers to save struggling transit agencies. and a deadly and violent independence day. and hayward leaves at least 2 people dead and more than a dozen more others injured. the latest on the investigation. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. let's get straight to a live look of the ruby princess cruise ship visibly damaged after hitting pier 27 in san francisco while docking this morning. that collision stranding thousands of passengers leaving them in limbo as the investigation into what happened continues. that boat right now is docked between pier 39 and the ferry building along the embarcadero kron. 4 charles clifford joins us live now from the scene. and charles, what are you learning? >> well, right now i'm here at pier 27. that is the ruby princess cruise ship right behi

russell, who is professor of asian-american studies at san francisco state university. second panelist, charles lehman, the fellow of manhattan institute. joining him, founders and board members of the alumni association feared and president and executor of asian americans advancing injustices. >> my father wanted me to be a doctor. >> that is why he is consign to be here today. >> you are profess at -- i have seen your name before. california sta university. it thank you for appearing and testying today. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank the commissioner for hosting thi hearing. i would like to thank the staff, who also professionally organized this event. i would li to start with the -- we received at a pia, that is sadly all too common. it is not necessarily an issue of a hate crime, but one of racial harassment, where a woman -- customer was denied access at her pharmacy. the perpetrator, using yellow power rhetoric, not only saw her as being a disease carrying threateng person of color, but stated she was the infection, that our racialized bodies themselves

and we have a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener looking to increase the tolls. it successfully passed major hurdle. the state capitol recent and it could add up conference. michael thomas has the numbers live in. sandra fell. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning. that's right. they can be pricey. you know, this still has to make its way through the legislature. but if it does, we're looking at a $1.50 increase over the next 5 years. and again, that will be at 7 different bay area. bridges. take a look at this video as we talk about all of that. now, this bill is being called the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. it was introduced by state senator scott wiener and he says a dollar-fifty toll increase from january 2024, to december 2028 would raise 900 million dollars with the public transportation improvements and also give to the service cuts a struggling agencies like bart and muni. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the

close look at the work of helping ships the size of skyscrapers navigate in and out of the san francisco bay. state and federal law requires a local pilot to take over from the captain to navigate the ships through sandbars in and out of the port. the typical workday involves climbing some of the world's tallest cargo ships and steering them with the help of tugboats through very tough conditions including our famous fog. you can watch this story using any virtual reality headset , just scan the qr code on your screen, you will also find it on the front page of our website, kpix .com. and you can check out all of our stories on a smart phone without any special equipment. >>> police released body cam footed from the deadly officer involved shooting, it happened during a search warrant on june 28 in point richmond. officers say 66-year-old, kevin mcdonald pointed a gun at them before they opened fire. police released this footage today and a warning, the video can be difficult to watch. >> this is the police, show us your hands, show us your hands. >> the warrant was related to illegal high-powered

the world belongs to the united states. 76 food thefts from san francisco stores in the united states forced the store employees to lock the cages and chain them tightly on both sides of the store doors. according to the cnn reporter, in 30 minutes, the network's news team was in a store and saw three people stealing. according to the former police spokesperson, people are hungry to stop addiction in many parts of san francisco. criminals are in prisons 1 by 2. it left at least one dead following this incident, a 60-day state of emergency was declared in all the country's prisons, the military and the police are trying to regain control of the prisons . the government of ecuador asked the army to act to deal with the prisoners ' rebellion. it happened 1 to 2 that brothers more than 420 people were killed due to the coldness of the migrants on the shores of the capital of senegal , at least 15 people were killed this month. at least 13th ajab overturned after filling their legs in the north of sangan and at least 14 people were killed. the sea route reaches spain, one of the deadliest