this is oh another japanese family here in southern california invented it and if you go to northern california, they said no a chinese invent the fortune cookie, but about 10 years ago a chinese archivist from boston, massachusetts got in contact with brian keto the grandson today that's operating the shop. he said indeed his grandfather was the originator of the fortune cookie. however, when say chiquito did the fortune cookie he put haiku poetry into the fortune cookie. whereas the chinese put the fortune in there and then commercialize it by giving it out. the local restaurants this is a sparrow building built way back in 1882. what do you think they had here? this is before the automobile. this was a blacksmith shop. so the sparrow building had blacksmith shop here and historically this is where the pentecostal movement first had their meetings upstairs in the rooms up here the pentecostal movement way back in 1906. down this driveway again. it's one of the buddhist temples. this was built way back in 1940. and both the temple was built as a community center also, so in the sanct

and central regions. southern california reportedly has enough water in reserves to get it through the rest of the year. however, governor gavin newsom says that could change as reservoirs across the western united states continues shrinking to historically low levels. last week. federal officials declared the 1st ever water shortage on the colorado river, which serves 40000000 people in the west, including california. as the levels continue to go down is certainly some of the cities such as phoenix, tucson, or even l. a. if, if we got into further cuts on the system could be subject to additional cuts and it's certainly of concern. water levels at lake need have also dropped to record lows, threatening household water, irrigation and hydropower for 25000000 people in 7 western states. southern california is water supply alert, encourages residence to do their part in helping to preserve the regions, remaining reserves in hopes of preventing all out water restrictions. but these efforts may be short lived. governor newsome says, mandatory state wide water restrictions could be coming a

businesses the southern california area was done by japanese american way up there on the upper right hand corner. we see where the third and fourth generation is taking care of we have there on the right hand corner we see where the third and fourth generation is taking care, the first generation japanese americans. people that came to japan for murmur erica first came here. we call them nisei a first generation. my parents were isseis. i was born here, i'm a japanese american, and uncalled nisei. of second generation, and my children would be sansei or third generation, and so forth. there you see a black generation. that's depicted in world war ii, little tokyo was a vacated because of executive order nine 9066. this was a ghost town. so japanese americans removed from california, arizona [inaudible] . north of here, people came from the south to work in the war industries such as the aircraft industry, the shipping industry, but they had no place to live. and conveniently, little tokyo was vacated, the population about 30,000 at that time, but we had close to 42, as much as 70,000

california series with a trip to torrey pines in southern california. see where you can go for a high-flying adventure. when we get back. >> all right. my favorite music planned their torrey pines in southern california has some of the most beautiful views there are several ways that someone can enjoy them. you can simply take a hike, but you can even go high flying paragliding. heather lake gives us a look at that. >> it's a paraglider's playground. the gliderport is one of the only places in the world with perfect conditions for story here at torrey this is. >> possibly the world's best soaring site. the beautiful coastal breezes come in hit these act long straight cliffs and blow up and over like a big way for more than 90 years, this site has been a staple for people experiment ing and mastering free flight. we can teach you as much as you care to learn about this poor kid chance to steer the glider tell you a bit about its control our strategy in flying along with like this is your artists. put that on backpack. and after watching if you take offs

>>> dozens of great white sharks have gathered off the coast of southern california.within biting distance of swimmers and surfers. shark experts insist there's no need to be alarmed. carter evans got on a paddle board to check it out for himself. >> reporter: getting into the water with great white sharks seems hike a terrible idea i don't dare stand up on this board. we're just off the coast of santa barbara, and within minutes -- this shark is so close, i could almost grab its dorsal fin. it is right underneath me. scientists say that shark is not interested in me or other people. watch this huge shark swim right up to these unsuspecting children and simply turn away. the population of these great whites off socal beaches is exploding. i can only see it now because i'm getting up high. if i were a surfer, i'd be lying down, and i'd have no idea it was underneath me. >> oh my god. >> reporter: wedding photographer carlos gouna started capturing these stunning images off the coast when the pandemic dried up business. >> almost every time i see an interaction with a h

the calder fire most of that smoke headed down the central valley in towards southern california and then just off the coastline to get the fires up near shasta all that smoke moving off the coast in are mixing with some of fog out there i think we're going to see some of that smoke back toward the bay area overnight tonight as we're going to start to see more of an on shore flow know that's a good win. we want to see that but some of that smoke is already trapped offshore. i think some of that is going to come on shore for tomorrow models are picking up on it as well you see our quality should improve just a little bit it's still going to be hazy out there there's no getting around that especially in the morning hours and then in the afternoon that wind really begins to pick up that will be that nice fresh ocean air but again some of that smoke off that has moved off the coastline and that will be pushing back on shore for tomorrow so expected to be very hazy again for tomorrow and then i think we'll see a noticeable improvement. >>as we head into the weekend guys back to you. >>tha

in southern california.ond the call of duty to help an elderly man in orange county who collapsed while mowing his lawn. the 92 year-old man was taken to the hospital. so a crew from the orange county fire authority station 65 finished all of his yard work. they mow his lawn. they raked us leaves in the yard. they swept the driveway, the sidewalk. firefighters say the last thing he should have to worry about is his yard when he comes home from the hospital. and as far as that man's condition is neighbors say he's doing a lot better. that is a very great act of kindness. as we take a live look outside here at sfo still a little hazy out there today. fog and clouds rolling in air quality is questionable. let's get a check on that now with our meteorologist mabrisa yeah, that's right. justine. in fact, air quality, not just questionable in the bay area. but tahoe as well. in addition to above average temperatures. so. >> we are seeing hazy skies sticking around. there and stormtracker 4 tracking over all that f

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again, take the vaccine. >> in the meantime, protest in southern california. protesters are angry about the impending vaccine mandate. the rally on ocean avenue was organized to push back against the city's plan for anyone that wants to go and restaurants, bars, and gems to show proof of vaccination. >>> city workers will be required to show proof of vaccination or take a weekly covid test. anyone who refuses will be put on unpaid leave. >>> taking a look at the hamptons, an area where hurricane henri has made landfall. millions of residents in the northeast could be affected. a storm surge of up to five feet is expected for parts of coastal new england and long island. andrew cuomo who leaves office on tuesday says he is employing national guard members. >> we are in the calm before the storm. it is misleading as to how serious the situation could be. >> power outages could last for a week or more. they are warning customers to stay away from downed power lines. and windows are boarded up in some areas. this is on the eastern tip of long island. people and th

tense moments as a small plane lands on a southern california freeway.iver behind the wheel is saying this morning about the quick response from other drivers. >>> one of the most important questions we can ask about afghanistan seems to be something that nobody can answer and that is, how many americans are left to evacuate. 44. >>> i'm bob redell, we're live here in livermore. minutes away from this year's wine harvest. the concern some wine makers have about the long-term impact of these wildfires. >>> the giants back on nbc bay area this week. friday they're heading to atlanta to take on the division leading braves. you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. it all starts at 4:00 p.m. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is

while we wake up to quiet weather let me show you what's happening across southern california.se kind of affecting the satellite m imaginary there. you can see the rain that's been moving across arizona, southern california and around vegas causing flash flood watches as we see the remnants of a tropical system moving there. the forecast clears it out for today. a strong westerly wind improves our air quality and the smoke moving to the east but does look like it returns tomorrow, especially for the north bay. our break from the smoke will be short lived as we get all of these fires burning and much more active fire weather conditions around the caldor fire. now here at home, our temperatures will be heating up into the low 80s, so it's going to actually be cooler than we've seen recently. still pretty warm in antioch reaching 91. 72 in hayward. in the coast low 60s with mid 70s for redwood city. san francisco in the upper 50s to low 60s today and up to 82 in novato. as we go through the forecast, looking pretty good here. very nice, clear air for today. a little bit more smoke

this is his first official anti recall campaign event in southern california, ballots are starting toarrive at the homes of every registered voter in the state. how do you see this? right well, we turn out our vote. we're going to win. overwhelmingly there are twice as many registered democrats than republicans in california. but recent polls show republicans more enthused about the recall and talk show host larry elder as the leading challenger among them. respect everybody puts their put themselves out into the political arena. but respectfully there's one candidate. on the other side names. larry elder the newsome team, highlighting elders past support for president trump. consider who will be there at the swearing end of larry elder people like kevin mccarthy. maybe trump himself will come out kind of judges. larry elder appoint the eu has already donated more than $5 million to encourage people to vote no on the recall, and they'll be heavily involved in the organization to get out the vote. i door knocked and i let them know to vote no on this recall. victoria macchi is an s e u

among them the family of this man in southern california. his wife and two children traveled to kabul to visit a sick family member. now they're stuck unable to get out of the country. >> they are in danger. the whole family is in danger. i'm afraid for their life. you know, i may lose them or, you know, they may die. >> reporter: and we reported yesterday that 23 students from the san diego area were stuck in afghanistan as well. we're told this morning that most of them will be home soon but there's some of them still stuck in afghanistan. phil. >> faith, thank you. >>> we're going to take a closer look at the situation in kabul a little later on this half hour when we talk to a former cia officer. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in louisiana as tropical storm ida forms in the caribbean. it could hit the gulf coast as a major hurricane late sunday. a hurricane watch has been issued for much of the louisiana coast including new orleans as well as the mississippi coast. forecasters says winds up to 120 miles per hour are possible

great pitchers duel early against torrents of southern california will hail.ded 32 pitch and pedal. uma's right hander walks in a run, and then it just gets worse from there. look at this. torrents will steal it run right here as throw gets away from the catcher from the picture that made it three to nothing that ends up six to nothing. petaluma only a couple of hits and hooray for coach, tony sarno, therefore just consoling his youngster on the mound. there'll be better days ahead, pal. and don't worry about it. you guys have an awesome season will hell, you're a heck of a picture. do not worry about it, petaluma. congratulations all the way around. on a great season. alright let's talk some 49 or football. would i be exaggerating to say that this might be the most anticipated preseason game ever for the 40 niners? it's a situation were. of course, everybody cannot wait to see trey lance, but hold your horses a little bit. jimmy garoppolo is gonna start definitely going to play the first series, maybe more, depending on how it goes. but the much anticipated d

all the way down to southern california. we are talking at least 500 miles from northern california to southern california. as you look at the hour-by-hour smoke forecast, tomorrow morning at 9:00, a north northeast wind. that will transport the smoke right down into our area. it will get worse in terms of our air quality. it only gets better as we head into saturday. the sea breeze will begin to kick up. notice those lighter shades of blue. that's less smoke in our atmosphere. that's going to be a good thing. we are looking at downtown san francisco. smoky skies again tomorrow. cleaner air and cooler weekend. the summer he returns next week. some fog right along the coastline today. temperatures were in the 60's to 80's for our hottest inland valleys. it shows you how much this mode prevented us from warming up. temperatures from the 50's to the 60's. fog will be along the coast and parts of the bay first thing tomorrow morning. it will pull back along the coastline for the afternoon hours. that's the part that is typical fo

meanwhile, this is 22 year-old hunter lopez also from southern california, his parents work in law enforcement in riverside county and was actually planning to join them on the force after his deployment 20 year-old marine riley mccollum of wyoming was anticipating the arrival of his first child with his wife in a matter of 3 weeks. mccollum sisters say that he was a marine before he was even allowed to become a marine. it was actually on his first deployment to afghanistan today we also learned the 23 year-old sec run a sacramento native sergeant nicole lee also killed just 6 days before this attack. this picture was posted to her social media account showing her holding an infant in her arms with the caption, quote, i love my job. the other soldiers killed were staff sergeant darren hoover. sergeant johnny was pichardo corporal humberto sanchez and lance corporals, david espinosa and dylan moore rolled up. governor gavin newsome sending his condolences to the service members who were killed. in a statement today. governor gavin newsom said that are hard troops gave their lives to protect oth

a big show of support for southern california deputies who lost one of their own on the job.nt philip was killed last weekend during a standoff. the community came together in bakersfield to honor the 35- year-old deputy. >> when you lose an officer, in the line of duty or even just from natural causes, it affects everybody. >> reporter: that was the case today when people showed up in large numbers with flags and signs to remember philip's life less than a week after the tragic shooting that left him a suspect and flee others dead. >> i'm sure his team expresses a loss. i felt it was necessary for me to be here to at least give my support. >> one of the a ten tees dez it is much deeper than some realize. a.i. retired and i was a s.w.a.t. commander during my a sanements and so it is a brotherhood. i had to be here. >> now that the community is rallying around deputy philip. >> i can't imagine what they are going through. if we can help in a little way, that's what we will do. it is bringing together everybody. >> a group was trying to raise money for the family of the late de

drivers in southern california got quite the surprise this afternoon. plane made an emergency landing on i-5 around and. the single engine -- around noon. the single engine plane had engine trouble. bootassenger are ok. you can see the backup. no reports of serious injuries. ama: amazing. one driver in massachusetts got quite a surprise, a trailer carrying a boat broke loose from a pickup truck and ended up on her suv traveling in the opposite direction. no serious injuries were reported. that sub was totaled -- the suv was totaled but the boat is reported to still be seaworthy. larry: like a scene from fast and furious. 9 is already out, 10 is coming. chris alvarez handling sports. giants in the big apple and actually hit the apple. >> coming up, the giants play homerun derby in new york. find out why brandon belt's find out why brandon belt's homers saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast

and i went on to los angeles city college, eventually graduating from the university of southern california as a teacher. so i put in about 25 years of teaching, and i hope that we learn from our mistakes in what happened to us during the second world war. but still, i feel america did not learn its lesson, because after 9/11, would happen to the american arabs, muslims? american people look down upon them because they look like the terrorists. so, that is what happened to us during world war ii. we look like the enemy during world war ii, and then after the terrorist attack the twin towers, and the pentagon they looked down upon the american arabs, american muslims just because they look like the terrorists. so, they would have to learn about world war ii lessons that this should not happen again. >> this is the national center for world war ii monument. and we have about 850 names here, people of japanese ancestry that fought for america during world war ii. and you see the letter moh behind some of the names. that signify the medal of honor. there is only one person that fought during wo

. >> meanwhile, concerns continue for a number of southern california students and their families who are still trapped in afghanistan earlier this week we learned 24 students and 16 parents from the san diego area. we're trying to make their way out of kabul. many of the families were there visiting extended family for the summer and ended up getting stuck in afghanistan after the taliban took over suddenly so far 4 of the families have been able to obtain safe passage into other countries. but congressman darrell issa says they're still unsure where the other families are. >> least 2 families that have not yet been confirmed to have got through the checkpoint. there's a second that has already transited to germany and will be home shortly. there will be 2 back in the u.s. the others. we hope to have follow in the next 3 days. >> we'll stay on top of that. we have more coverage on the situation there in afghanistan on our website always kron 4 dot com. you can scan a qr code to be taken directly to that site there you will find more info on what is next for afghanistan. the people tr

the fuel is extremely dry and we also have some rain happening in southern california.hat's making the wind even more erratic. as we're seeing the surge of monsoonal moisture this could flash flooding across southern california as well as arizona over the next couple days. this as we continue to monitor what's left of ida, still dumping some heavy rain, causing some flash flooding across the tennessee valley. heres at home we're going to see our temperatures coming down, still pretty warm in antioch reaching 91 degrees, about the more of us will see 60s and 70s for highs today, 80 in san jose and 83 in morgan hill. our overall seven-day inland forecast in the 80s, better air quality, breezy wind and cool down for the next couple days. but it will gradually warm up as we get into the weekend. by sunday low 90s. san francisco not changing too much here. clouds, fog and highs in the mid 60s. mike you're noting a couple areas of construction. >> exactly. we have the crash still working in san jose at 680 at alum rock. slow approaching that scene because there's five vehicle

a small plane landing on a southern california freeway. what we know about the emergency and what the driver behind the wheel of the car is saying this morning. >>> and first it was free doughnuts for vaccines. now we're going to tell you how krispy kreme is sweetening the deal for those who need to get the shot. >> show your little card there and get a little old fashioned as you take a look outside, bay bridge toll plaza heading out the door, if you're not stick arounded we have more news ahead. it is 4:40. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalized smile. >>> good wednesday morning. at 4:43 a live look outside in san jose in the upper 50s right now. we have some clouds to start out

the bridge to possible. >>> trending this morning, a bear caught grocery shopping in southern california to take a look at these photos here. the residents of porter ranch got a surprise saturday morning when they saw this 120 -- look at this big fella, 125 pound male bear walking through the aisles of rafls ralph's. police say there were three bear sightings in the area. it was chased outside near the back of a walmart building where officers waited for the u.s. fish and wildlife service. once they arrived the bear was shot with a tranquilizer and taken to a suitable habitat. >> looking for the produce department. >>> 4:57. coming up next on "today in the bay," back to school for a lot of bay area students. live at 5:00 with concerns from parents. >>> good news for renters trying to make it in the bay. the new push in the north bay to get relief to those facing eviction. >>> back to school the safety protocols in place as oakland students return and covid cases surge. >>> with more heading back to the classroom what should they wear to the bus stop. join us monday morning 4:30 to 7:00.

. >>> we need the rain, but what's going on in southern california is probably not what we had in mindn it comes to ending the drought. the skies opened up in joshua tree thanks to a monsoon. the downpour cost flooding and more storms and more could be on the way. some areas have flash flood watches that lasted two monday. one of them is in coachella valley. i grew up in southern california, but that doesn't seem typical for this time of year to see a monsoon. >> that is coming from arizona and every so often it inches weston gets into parts of southern california. the advisors and watches have been discontinued. it is unusual to see it there. good thing it is over with because they can cause problems with mudslides and debris flow. >>> here's a live look at doppler seven. we are looking at the fog that expanded to the north bay and a little to the south. we don't have pictures to show into the sierra nevada because it has quieted down. 55 in saint teresa. 58, campbell. 57, santa clara. mild in spots with 60s out there. 59, lafayette. upper 50s, half moon bay. 55, bodega bay and napa.

in southern california, health care workers protesting vaccine mandates, insisting it is a personal choice washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> is the mourned vaccine more effective? a new study from the mayo clinic finds that people who are fully vaccinated with moderna might be less likely to have a breakthrough case with the delta variant. researchers say that in july in florida, the risk of a breakthrough case was 60% lower for mourned recipients as compared to pfizer recipients. to be clear though, researchers found that both vaccines strongly protect against severe disease. the mayo clinic study has not yet been peer reviewed. >>> a small study out of israel finds that a third booster shot of the covid vaccine seems to be working for people who are immunocompromised. in mid-july transplant patients received a booster shot. researchers say those patients were twice as likely to develop strong antibodies as they were after the two shots. the study also has not yet been peer reviewed. >>> plus, the delta variant spreads nationwide, the department of health and human services is taking

drivers in southern california got quite the surprise this afternoon. small plane made an emergency landing on i-5 around and. the single engine -- around noon. le.both pilot and passenger are. you can see the backup. no reports of serious injuries. ama: amazing. one driver in massachusetts got quite a surprise, a trailer carrying a boat broke loose from a pickup truck and ended up on her suv traveling in the opposite direction. no serious injuries were reported. that sub was totaled -- the suv was totaled but the boat is reported to still be seaworthy. larry: like a scene from fast and furious. 9 is already out, 10 is coming. chris alvarez handling sports. giants in the big apple and actually hit the apple. >> coming up, the giants play homerun derby in new york. find out why brandon belt's homers >> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. chris: the giants are beginning their longest stretch of the season without an off day. 16 games in a row. for all the experts who thought the giants would be lucky to win seven games, tonight woul

a deadly argument in southern california. one person is dead, 3 others hurt. >> what investigators are now revealing about that scene tonight. what spirit customers for to do with cancellations for yet another day as the airline tries to rebound, the olive branch. the airline carrier now looking to extend plus, california republicans say the best way to defeat governor gavin newsome in an upcoming recall election not to endorse anyone at all. we will talk live with the woman in charge. the california republican party about the move. you're watching kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. stay with majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> welcome >> back, everyone. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and in a little more than a month. california voters will decide on whether or not governor gavin newsome will keep his job today. democrat

governor gavin newsom visited a school in southern california. he town. it is almost 124 billion dollar investment to revamp the state's schools, public system. kimberly chang has more from san bernardino. this was a big week in public education. first big. district to open this week. stockton open this. well, you start to see la unified another's open over the course of the next few weeks. we're getting all our kids safely back in in person instruction. governor gavin newsom also announced new investments in public education. this is a transformational budget with a new 20 billion dollar investment. the california comeback plan is that a total of 123.9 billion dollars. >> he says the education package would bring the highest level of school in per pupil funding in the state's history. some of the points he highlighted nearly 3 billion will be used to convert thousands of school sites into full service community schools, giving access to mental health social and family services to during and after school programs and about 2 and a half billion for univers

save even more rage incident in southern california that left one person dead has brought to light the larger issue of an uptick in deadly road rage encounters across the state and the country. >> nancy loo reports. >> just this weekend here in southern california road rage led to the death of 23 year-old kristen nichols who was 8 months pregnant with their second son. there were passengers in a gmc pickup which was cut off by another vehicle in long beach road rage stretched on for blocks before reckless driving led to the deadly crash into a 3rd vehicle. a witness captured much of it on her cell phone the way they were driving something happened. just felt something was going to happen and it did in another recent incident captured on dashcam near seattle. a man hurled an axe at another driver who had accident i 5 to avoid confrontation. the jeep also accident and block the victim before the axe pro surveillance video led to the man's arrest. 3 days later, just a few months ago, 6 year-old aiden leos was killed in a road rage incident along the 55 freeway in orange county. his mother

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a tragic update in the deadly shooting at a movie theater in southern california. morning at a hospital. anthony barajas. prosecutors say joseph jimenez shot him and riley goodrich in the head monday after a showing "the forever purge." goodrich died at the scene. investigators calling it a random attack. >>> the wreckage of the titanic at the bottom of the ocean is disappearing. that's according to researchers studying the shipwreck. they say what's left of the ship of dreams is rapidly deteriorating because of bacteria and salt. one researcher calls changes to the ship's bow, quote, distinct and noticeable. >>> when we come back, the loving gift reuniting a stepfather with a blast from his past. there's that cute guy from 12c. -go talk to him. -yeah, no. plus it's not even like he'd be into me or whatever. ♪ ♪ this could be ♪ hi. you just moved in, right? i would love to tell you about all the great savings you can get for bundling your renter's and car insurance with progressive. -oh, i was just -- -oh, tammy. i found your retainer in the dryer. the olympics and

we are taking you to southern california specifically the valley. might call it the smithsonian of california valley culture. ktla gail anderson takes us on a tour of the repository of san fernando valley pop culture. you are looking at history, the history of the san fernando valley as well as los angeles preserved and taught here at the valley relics museum in van nuys, >> kind of post writing books featured in the 1980's coming of age. universal pictures comedy. >> there's some cool buzz it >> fast times at ridgemont high starring sean penn as potted student. just the coli. well, it's here, disco ball and all. >> this is the actual bus that was in fast times at ridgemont high and it was donated by skinner classics. they have it here for as long as we want and it's been. >> a huge attraction. so this is the best in the movie fast times at ridgemont high and it is a maze. >> also 19 64 plenty at on a bill safari wagon of those rodeo tailor to the >> we have new to calm the famous rodeo taylor station wagon equipped bullhorns and the guys and the emb

he lives in southern california. i have seen him at manyrotests as well hitting people.spa is significant and tony moon was there well. again, he had a woman with a water bottle there as well. these two violent situations i think are conjoined. so because of the sarah stevens elements, where she was part of the lead pipe attack against romano. she was driving the getaway car. it is wild to me, amy, that this is what 2021 bringing us. if you had told me six months ago, even three months ago, this would behe lev of escalation of violence, i probably would've thought, maybe not. but i feel very strongly that it is poi somebody is going to probably get shot because these arturning to full-blown sort of prison-level street brawls in the street. amy: let me ask you, do you think women reporters are being particularly targeted, like yourself? >> absolutely. i thinit is either smaller men or definitely women -- in fact, i was talking with adam rose from the press club about this because he has noticed an escalationgainst female reporters acss the brd. industry mainly because i w

school is starting in many parts of the bay area soon, and governor gavin newsom headed to southern california today to detail the state's efforts to get kids safely back into the classroom as ktvu political reporter greg lee explains, the governor also stood by his mask mandate for schools. as many schools around the state welcome students back in person for the first time in more than a year, governor newsom made a stop at a southern california elementary school. this is a you know, forgive me a proud moment to see these kids back in school to see this scene replicated all throughout the state of california, the governor, local lawmakers and state superintendent tony thurman, touting the record 123.9 billion california's sending two schools. the budget includes money for universal t k increased staffing, universal school meals and more than 4,000,000,002 help students with mental health challenges. as we deal with the trauma that that creates, it is so important to lift up these incredible resources that are provided to support our students and their families. as we roar back out of this cha

coming up next a southern california man under arrest ahead of the recall election. the ballot mystery investigators are now trying to sort out. >>> president biden will speak again this time about afghanistan and possibly an extension to the amount of time we're going to stay there. out on the dow up about 80 points this morning, continuing a second day of wins. >>> recognizing rock and roll history in san jose. the house that could leave a lasting imprint from one band's minute by minute influence. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> time to get up and moving. 6:42. a look at our high temperatures today. we should be dealing with before the end of august and fresh breezes for our microclimates. the air quality will be moderate. watching that as well as the end of the week warmup coming up in a few minutes. >> we're looking at just the start of the real morning commute. still moves nicely here. 101 underneath the 280 and 680 interchange. want to beat the backup we'll talk about timing coming up. >> happening today, benicia considers its own indoor mask mandate.

we are learning more tonight about a deadly police shooting in southern california. that suspect has now been identified as 34 year old irving oli. kong police say he shot at three law enforcement officers over the span of two days in san bernardino county. that first shooting happened yesterday when the suspect ambushed and then shot a deputy. today officers were tracking him when they tried to stop the vehicle that he was in. police say he got out and shot at two officers. police then fired back, killing the man. police say he's a known gang member with a long criminal history. both of those officers are expected to make a full recovery. in palo alto police arrested a woman accused of randomly stabbing a 16 year old girl. the attack happened just before 10 o'clock this morning on university avenue, police say can isha thomas walked up behind the girl and for no reason pulled her to the ground and attacked her with a knife. two men nearby, jumped in and pulled the woman off the girl and held the suspect until police arrived. the girl was seriously wounded, but polic

he was also from southern california. according to the riverside sheriff's association, lopez was a riverside sheriff's explorer scout for 3 years at the palm desert station and plan to join his father on the force after returning from his current deployment. and this is 20 year-old marine riley mccollum. he's from wyoming and his wife is expecting a baby in just 3 weeks. one of mccollum sisters says he was a marine before he knew he was allowed to be a marine. he was on his first deployment to afghanistan. these are just a few of the 13 service members who died in the attacks earlier this week. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a statewide vaccine mandate is being considered for california. we have details. >> on the proposed legislation. plus, we're only 16 days away from the state's recall election. what you need to know if you plan on voting the break. scoot over. squeeze in. pull up a chair. ♪ because life's just better when you believe “there's always room for one more.” ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. so, you h

sign up today. >> we're going southern california now where a mountain lion had to be killed becausecked and injured a 5 year-old boy, that this morning before 11 o'clock the fish and wildlife says that the boy attacked in the front yard of his home near calabassas. the 65 year-old big cat left that little boy with wounds to his head, his neck and upper body. >> the child's mom fended off the line by striking it with her bare hands. moma coming to the rescue and finally she was able to get the cat off of parents rushed the boy to the hospital. officials say they still cannot believe how all of this went down. >> i this to crazy thing is that each of these 5 attacks that occurred in the last since may of 2019 have all been very similar where the parents are pretty close by. they have seen this happen and they have managed to fight off the attacking line. you know, i think any parents instincts would kick and i suppose. and you do what you have to do. but do wonder how could this happen. >> experts say that mountain lions are typically calm and allusive and the potential for being kill

newsom recall election is out campaigning today down south and southern california, jenner went on a listening and walking toward this morning in venice. she was joined by business owners and community activists on a walk through areas right near homeless encampments, jenner says governor newsom is not doing enough to solve the state's homeless problem. this is kind of the epicenter. the homeless what i call homeless industry in california. and it is an industry. gavin newsom who actually has never been to here in venice and talking to some of the residents. he's never even been here. what does he do? he just throws money at things and then kind of washes his hands of it, jenner says. this is the first stop on a month long tour around the state, or next stop is tomorrow will also be in southern california at the us mexico border. larry elder is bringing his campaign for governor to san jose. today, he's going to speak at a rally at the calvary chapel on hillside avenue between two and four this afternoon, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is slamming the people who say

on the task at hand coming up next to look at the rallies in the bay area and southern california. that took place today and it may seem like a normal weather day, but we're actually tracking a lot of low clouds and fog. some haze, some tropical clouds and a warm up will help your updated forecast coming up. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. candidates held events while governor newsom defended his job performance during a private appearance in san francisco. ktvu is jesse gary has today's developments, and he's joining us live now from san jose, jessie jenna. the messages all sound eerily similar, each person arguing why they should be in the governor's office and the date to face

water supply alert has now been issued for southern california, a major water district down south isnts now to voluntarily can serve water for the first time in seven years. district officials say they hope people will listen to the alert so they can avoid more severe actions. the move comes a day after us officials declared the first water shortage for the colorado river, which is a key source for southern california. oh all right. first thing we're looking at out there is the air quality. you can see the smoke that blew in last night with those northerly winds. temperature stayed cool yet again today, but that smoke came in. that's sfo. probably some flight restrictions on based on some visibility there today, all the airports in the area of even obviously sacramento and up around truckee as well. ah let's take a look at what where the smoke is. it's up in the upper level of the atmosphere, so it's not right down at the surface of the air quality. you look at like aaron now or purple areas. some of the sites i was mentioning they're going to show most likely yellows and even some g

moving on, governor newsom was in southern california today campaigning against the effort to recall him. newsom made a pair of stops in los angeles to push voters to vote no on their balance. -- ballots. he gave a fiery speech at union headquarters. >> this is the most consequential election you are going to have an opportunity to vote on. i know it felt like that last year as it relates to trump, but we did not defeat trumpism. it is still alive and well. dion: newsom also stopped in san diego this afternoon. he has more events planned over the next couple of days and expects to have kamala harris hit the campaign trail as well as some point. at least 304 people are dead and more than 1800 injured in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that rocked haiti this morning. from her's were felt as far away as jamaica. -- tremors were felt as far away as jamaica. there are fears it could exacerbate the covid-19 infection rate if people are forced into close quarters. >> we are looking at water, electricity, in health provisions or supporting people that may have been injured in the e. it is absolut

in southern california sunday. earlier today, surveillance footage shows suspect approaching the pet shop through a back alleyway. police say the 2 men removed the businesses glass door to get inside and made off with the 2 parents, a cash reward is once again being offered for information leading to taco and abby's safe return. if you're looking for something to do wednesday night, clear calendars a meteor shower coming to the bay area skies. the meteor is visible every year during early to mid august. but according to the chabot space and science center at junk astronomer gerald mckeegan. this year's show has a couple of elements working in its favor. >> the main thing is it's going to be dark. we don't own that wednesday night thursday morning. we don't have a loan to interfere with with say, a meteor shower. so we have nice dark skies that will allow you to see a lot of meteors. you can even and they, you know, semi dark skies. church semi dark areas. you can expect to see somewhere around 50 or 60 meteors per

. >> there going to be >>> two people have died after a small plane crashed in southern california pick. happening around 85 miles southeast of downtown los angeles. the plane crash into a vacant lot northwest of banning. they have in the bin vesta getting. they might not be as effective as they once thought. most states have some kind of a ban against texting or driving but they say it is not enough. the study from nationwide children's hospital find laws preventing all handheld phone use. 14,000 driver injuries. researchers are now saying that all states should prevent them from handling a phone, especially teenagers. looking nightlife activities to score hundreds of people from asian community rallied at an event today to show their strength and resilience. betty is there with more. >> hundreds turned out side here of city hall, and a real show solidarity, and to help keep the momentum of this moment going. the rally is called push forward, take a look. it the performance by tremors, followed by a number of speakers, and they were also martial arts demonstrations pick of this group i

thank you. >> in southern california. killed after attacking and injuring a 5 year-old boy. so this happened this morning just before 11 o'clock and fish and wildlife officials are saying the boy was attacked in the front yard of his own home right near calabassas. the 65 pound mountain lion left the boy with wounds to his. >> head neck and upper torso and the child's mother was the one who fought off the line by striking it with her bare hands multiple times and she was finally able to get that mount line off of her son. the parents then rushed the boy to the hospital. officials. they can't believe how this all happened. let's listen. >> i this the craziest thing is that each of these 5 attacks that occurred in the last since may of 2019 have all been very similar where the parents are pretty close by. they have seen this happen and they have managed to fight off the attacking line. you know, i think any parents instincts would kick and i suppose and you do what you have to do. but do wonder how could this happen. >> exp