tiffany: y ya no puede trabajar?daptÓ a las duras condiciones de trabajo. >> desafortunadamente, vivimos puras personas de campo, muchos campesinos ahora ya finalmente dan licencias a las personas, pero para sacar un seguro para un carro y con una licencia de esas, es muy costoso. tiffany: un dÍa de tantos en el campo empezÓ a tener problemas con su salud, asÍ que buscÓ un trabajo con menor esfuerzo fÍsico, pero las oportunidades en estos campos son muy limitados. hasta que su esposo le de una idea. >> me quedÉ como voluntaria a manejar, ayudar. tiffany: herminia llegÓ al centro olite, una organizaciÓn comunitaria que ofrece raiteros a las personas que lo necesitan. >> "necesito trabajo"," quÉ bueno, porque estamos solos", y a los dos dÍas me llamaron, que los pueda ayudar. tiffany: quÉ edad tenÍas cuando aprendiste a manejar? ya tenÍa trabajo pero el problema era que nunca habÍa operado un auto elÉctrico. >> no me dijeron cÓmo prender el carro, nada, nada, yo " cÓmo comienzo aquÍ, quÉ hago? porque no le entiendo al

but even tiffany needs the occasional redo.>> d y >> love what? >> tiffany's. ♪ >> i was brought into regenerate and re-create a cheerful atmosphere. not a stern, intimidating one. >> reporter: tiffany & co.'s flagship headquarters in new york recently reopened after a nearly four-year renovation led by legendary architect peter marino. >> used to be dark wood. now it's white marble. >> reporter: i see tiffany blue. >> it's a registered color, this turquoise blue. >> reporter: the main floor's attraction is 14 video screens, each 19 feet tall. >> meant to be amusing and beautiful. >> reporter: these images in the windows, you do something that most people can't do, which is you control the weather. >> yes. yes, we do. >> reporter: how do you want someone to feel when they walk into the new tiffany's for the first time? >> dazzled. >> reporter: alexandre arnault is he 31-year-old executive vice president and the son of the richest man on planet, barnard arnault, founder and ceo of the largest luxury goodsbrand. lvmh bought tiffa

what do you think about the inflation picture overall, tiffany? because the most recent data points we saw were pretty encouraging. on the other hand, the comps are going to start to get harder and we're looking at some things like airline tickets and health care costs that don't seem like they're going to go much lower. yeah, well, i mean, in the united states, you know, it's kind of interesting from the canadian statistics that on inflation that we got out today. but you know, in the united states, inflation has been falling, you know, pretty pretty notably more recently. and we expect that that to continue through the second half of this year. and really the drivers of that is what would, you know, kind of from a high level call these pandemic related factors was they're just fading, you know, so obviously we have the whole used car story in the united states, which was very idiosyncratic to the united states. that's coming off. you're seeing used car prices drop pretty dramatically now. now, as you've gotten supply, you know, that's coming bac

tiffany: mr. tur lee, if the people -- tur lee if the people are -- turley if the people are not honorable in those agency, sit fixable? mr. turley: part of the problem i had with testimony earlier in the week when he talked about fie, is a he said that was the earlier director. the director may have changed but the people in fisa have not. there's been a culture of violations here, they go back throughout the history of fisa. this gets to again the sort of premise that was the flaw of fisa, trusting the government to act on good motivation. i think that it's repeatedly shown, frankly, it cannot be trusted with that level of discretion. mr. tiffany: i only have five minutes, i want to get a couple more questions. in what would be one reform you would say needs to be done if section 702 is left in place? turn your mic on. >> several have come up with a list of reforms and there are over 5 of them, perhaps the -- over 25 of them, perhaps the most important is the warrant requirement, the probable ca

i will stip stipulate with tiffany jackson. tiffany jack established herself and one of the city's true gems. in workforce development system. promoting this model of effective community based workforce services. tive no in her life experience has traveled a similar road. fighting obstacles and over coming them. keeping her spirit in tact and dreams alive. she set a high standard for community based work formals service. elevated hospitality house profile with a development system and i think that the committee would do well by voting positive on her nomination. and someone who devoted her work experience to lifting people up. connect them with life affirming careers. as well as paid jobs. and elevating better standards and higher standards both for community based workforce programs and employers across the bay area. i'm excited, please and proud of all of the work tiffany jackson has done on behalf of the city generally, hospitality house, specifically and job seekers across the city. thank you. >> thank you. >> that was our

tiffany, we have not to very encouraging. tiffany, we have got to leave _ very encouraging. to leave it for now. we will. very encouraging. tiffany, we have got to leave it for now. we will go | got to leave it for now. we will go to a short break. let's look at some other stories making news. a police officer driving a van who followed two teenagers before they both died in an e—bike crash is being investigated for dangerous driving. 16—year—old kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, who was 15, died after the bike they were riding crashed in ely, cardiff, in may. the deaths led to riots which saw 15 officers injured and dozens arrested. the former conservative mp antoinette sandbach has asked to be removed from an academic�*s research that connects her to a slave—owning ancestor. malik al nasir named ms sandbach as a descendant of samuel sandbach, a liverpool merchant who had a stake in plantations in the west indies, in a 2021 video. she argues there's no public interest in identifying her. a last—minute deal to save the collapsed retailer wilko has fallen through. hundreds of

join me in rectum -- welcoming jericho brown, kamil, and tiffany unique. jericho: thank you so much for that introduction. can everyone hear me in the back? it is wonderful. i like when people give me the thumbs up. that means go ahead. i am doing something different. i have been starting whatever i do, even my mornings, with a poem. i am going to recite a poem by a poet who gets mentioned a few times called lucille clifton. "cruelty, do not talk to me about cruelty or what i am capable of. when i wanted the roaches dead, i wanted them dead and killed them. i took a broom to their country and slashed and sliced without warning, without stopping. i smiled to the entire time i was doing it. it was a holocaust of roaches, parts of bodies, read all over the ground. they did not ask my name, i did not ask their name. they had no name worth knowing. now i watch myself whenever i enter a room. i never know what i might do." i like that poem. [applause] i am really happy to be here but i am particularly happy to share this stage with writers i admire so much who h

tiffany: it's really interesting analogy.h tobacco where we have seen cigarettes have been sold for so long, and then there is controversy over vaped which has higher nicotine levels and accusations that those levels were used to addict people. only now, a century into people smoking, regulators are talking about putting nicotine caps in tobacco. with cannabis, the science is so much younger than it is with either alcohol or tobacco. matt: right recently saw stork -- i recently saw a story that ohio is putting recreational use on the ballot, or trying to get it on the ballot, in their respective vision that that might sway sherrod brown, head of the senate banking committee, to push safe banking. have you heard about the safe banking act in any progress there? that is one of the big problems for the burgeoning industry. tiffany: it has been, and it has continued to fail to get traction. it is hard to say when there is been so much hope for so long and it keeps getting pushed off to what the prospects really are. matt: problem

tiffany justice. back to tiffany, thank you for your coverage of that wildfire.d progress on a grass fire in livermore. check that out. this happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. that blaze scorched at least 15 acres. the public is asked to avoid the area this morning as crews continue to work on containment efforts. and new this morning, san jose police investigating a deadly crash that happened around 5.15 this morning near the intersection of story road and mores court. police say just one car was involved in this. the driver died at the scene. people are asked avoid this area. this is san jose's 30th fatal traffic collision of the year. developing news out of hawaii. 93 people are dead after devastating wildfires in maui. many people still unaccounted for. these now the deadliest wildfires in the u.s. and more than 100 years. the flames destroyed or damaged more than 2200 structures. nearly 90% of the buildings lost were residential more than 4500 people are in need of shelter. hawaii's governor says the cost of damages is approac

well for tiffany justice live for us now in san jose with the details on that. tiffany. >> right. hundreds of flights have been canceled all over the bay area at airports as hurricane hilary makes her way closer to the shore. right behind us is a departure screen here at the airport in san jose. you see all those canceled flights. airlines now offering waivers for canceled flights are connecting flights southern california here at the san jose mineta international airport. so far at 7 o'clock this morning, there have been 76 canceled flights nationwide. 913 and in oakland, 77 flights have been canceled at sfo. there have been 55 cancellations. hurricane hilary already making an impact on southern california, according to department of transportation, travelers are automatically entitled to a refund if their flight is canceled for any reason. several airports are offering waivers because of hurricane hilary. american airlines are offering a change fee for some travelers flying from august. 20th to 21st to bakersfield, burbank la anymore. delta also offering fires or rebook offer if

it was because they weren't given a third choice [ laughter ] former president trump's daughter, tiffanyt married on saturday, and not as i thought from the looks of that archway, on easter [ laughter ] what'd you do at the reception hunt for eggs? [ light laughter ] former president trump gave a toast over the weekend at his daughter tiffany's wedding and said, quote, "have a great life together." well, that's very nice but after last week, we all know what a trump endorsement is worth. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] former president trump attended his daughter tiffany's wedding over the weekend and danced with her to "here comes the sun." wow. usually in that family, "here comes the sun" is a warning. [ laughter and applause and finally, authorities in new york arrested a mother last month after she allegedly allowed her 10-year-old son to get a tattoo worse, the tattoo was to celebrate one year without a cigarette. [ laughter ] you'll think about it on the way home and like it more. [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we are off and running we've

high tiffany. >> hello and good morning. yes, triple a saying expect busy airports with the tsa. >> say that they are going to be busy this labor day weekend. one of the busiest days today is going to be a busy travel day. and we also know that they expect to process around 14 million people today through thursday and people are leaving early. they're not waiting until friday to start their vacations. are airlines really starting to see a full rebound from previous years with more than 50,000 flights scheduled followed by 49,000 flights on friday. according to the flights are expected to dip over saturday and sunday that back up on monday and tuesday as people try to get back to their daily lives. tsa expects to screen millions of fliers from now until next wednesday, up nearly 11% over the same time last year and bookings for domestic travel and international travel are up as well. this includes flights, hotels and rental cars, domestic travel up 4% higher than last year. airlines prepping for a busy holiday weekend. americ

tiffany justice, back to you. tiffany, thank you.ht, 7.32 on the clock and back to our top story this morning. the san jose police officer is in critical condition now after being shot wednesday morning after responding to a family disturbance call. >> we first brought this story to you as breaking news yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news. the police chief says this is the first female officer to be shot in the line of duty in the department's history. and that she is a 10 year veteran of the force. now, police have also made an arrest in the shooting. gabriel, a rare us who you see here is the suspected shooter. this morning. he's in jail on a no-bail hold jail records show he'll make his first court appearance tomorrow at noon and we will have team coverage with all the latest developments coming up in the next hour. >> it's 7.33, in the east bay people and the east oakland neighborhood say the police are ignoring their concerns about crime. one woman, in fact, shared video of shell casings that were found in the street the morni

proffers tiffany justice is standing by with what we know so far. tiffany, what are you seeing? >> yes, this is a developing story i zoomed in right now at a car that crashed. police investigating that car involved in this incident. i did speak with a shop owner. it is it canada shot to the left of me. there are several agencies out here with the martinez, a police department along with the contra costa sheriff's office as well. speaking with the shop owners. they tell me that they actually received a call from law enforcement this morning letting them know that their shop was being burglarized. they tell me the individuals are not able to break in or get away with anything. but at that point, the alarm didn't go off and that is police arrived and did come across the suspect or suspects involved in this incident, there was some sort of interaction with the police and the suspect. martinez police not able to confirm if shots were fired. we did ask if shots were fired and they were not able to confirm that here on scene. but we're still out here trying to gather more information.

tiffany justice, back to you. ok, tiffany, good tips there. thank you very much. it's 6.32, and it has been 3 months now since the california highway patrol launched its fentanyl operations. san francisco, the chp says it's recovered. 34 pounds of fentanyl during that time. proffers gayle ong takes a closer look. >> the big number really look at here is that about 7.7 million. >> stable doses for an adult human being. officer andrew barclay with the california highway patrol's golden gate division says. >> that's how much fentanyl was seized in san francisco over the last 90 days. officials say it takes just 2 milligrams of fentanyl for a person to overdose. the population of the bay area in 2018 with 7.7, 5 million people. so we're looking at enough fentanyl to cover the entire bay area or to make it a little smaller. if we're looking at levi stadium, that's enough. fentanyl. 2 covered the by stadium 112 times over this week as fpd made a drug bust in the city's tenderloin district photo sent to kron 4 shows officers in the area of larkin in mcallister and at a t

crawford's tiffany justice following the story for us from the newsroom. tiffany. yes, good morning. police say these incidents have taken place in both millbrae and san bruno. yesterday. we told you about incident that happened on sunday on the spur trail in millbrae in that case, a woman was groped by a man who rode away on a black mountain bike. another incident happened on tuesday when a woman was groped while walking down. poplar avenue was arson. she told police the man came up from behind and groped her after yelling that man ran away. the city says a total of 5 incidents have been reported between last friday and tuesday. the mateo county sheriff's office releasing these pictures of the man they believe is responsible. they say he matches the description of the attacker and all 5 incidents. investigators say the vi he's writing has been described as a black bike with a green rock over the rear tire. anybody with information is being asked to call. police sheriff's deputies say they are conducting additional patrols and decoy operations in that area. reporti

kron four's tiffany justice at the scene. >> with the latest tiffany. >> yes, hello.inez police department has or mobile command vehicle out here. so we do believe that investigators will continue to the document, the crime scene at this location for several more hours. let me go ahead and zoom into this cop car right to the right of me. we do believe that this vehicle is involved in this incident. the shooting you can see that they have placed police have placed markers on the ground on top of fallen, a bullet casing, some market. that location. we also want to tell you, i did speak with the police officers here on scene. i did ask to see or if they have any further information at this time about what exactly happened here. but they're not able to give us any more information here on scene as they continue to document and pick up evidence. >> but i did speak with the shop owners. told it's a kind of a shot to the right of me. the shop owners got a call from the cops this morning informing them their shop was being burglarized. the shop has an alarm system. and when p

all right, tiffany, thank you. >> it's 10 37 and on the peninsula. authorities in san carlos now are investigating a home depot security guard who shot a suspected shoplifter. this all happened monday night about 10 o'clock at the store on old county road. you see that on the map. the sheriff's office says the guard confronted the suspect who they've identified as jonathan mackey and the fight broke out between them during which police say mackey grabbed the guard's baton began striking him with it. eventually he threw that baton through a glass door and police say that's when the security guard shot mackey. >> there was a a deputy close proximity who heard the shots responded called for additional units. the deputy quickly detained. the suspect provided first aid for the gunshot wound until medics arrived on scene. >> mackey was released from the hospital and then booked on charges of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. authorities say if you're not a security guard, you should not intervene. if you see a shoplifter, i'm in the process of stea

our first tiffany justice shows us how. >> we practicing what we preach. be prepared. these kind of exercises. >> are you prepared for when a disaster strikes pg e along with the san francisco fire department teaming up thursday to simulate a live action earthquake today. we're simulating a 7.3 earthquake in the bay area. >> it's part of larger today exercise at p g to simulate responding to a big earthquake. >> and these practices are all too relevant. it was just on monday. we had a 3.0 magnitude earthquake that hit the east bay at 07:44am, in the morning. according to united states geological survey that earthquake hitting 2 miles away from alamo near walnut creek. hopefully we will know. >> we will never use this muscle, but we know we need to be ready. crews gathering on treasure island for a joint safety exercise to simulate a court date response, a damaged gas infrastructure. >> with realistic role players as bystanders and victims. you should be prepared right captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says preparedness is key in the case of

tmz caught up with tiffany at the airport. i want to know, what did you see? >> i have been told i cannot comment on it right now. >> what was the reason that you wanted to get off so bad? >> again, i can't speak on that right now. but i was distressed and i was getting off the plane no matter what. >> right. >> i was getting off that plane for sure. >> jesse: now i really need to know what she saw. >> i do, too. who is telling her that she cannot comment? also, with all the issues that we have on planes right now, how is she allowed to fly again? >> jesse: she is not on the no-fly list? >> how is that possible? and i love that she is like, probably should not have done that. and her apology was like, i feel bad that people -- lady, you held up a plane for hours. i'm shocked that more people did not film you. come on. >> jesse: we are breaking tiffany to tell us what we saw. i have never been more intrigued. the wife who has taken the husband's last name. but the cultural warp speed has brought us to a new place. husbands are

so tiffani and i have written this book, espionage and enslavement in the revolution. it is bringing forward a new story for america. a story of a woman of color and how she experienced the revolutionary war. how she really got intertwined with the life of the spy robert townsend. to know about her and to know about him we have to reflect on the world they lived in. and so, elizabeth was born into slavery. she was enslaved from the first moment of her life. enslaved by the townsend family. born around 1763 and now that house where she was born is a museum and oyster bay, long island. if anybody comes to long island i urge you to visit our museum and learn more about the story. now, the world she was born into had legal slavery and every one of the 13 colonies. slave ads like these appeared in every newspaper. the colony she was born into, new york, was actually the epicenter of slavery in the north. of all of the colonies north of maryland, new york had by far the most slavery. in fact, in 1770 when she was just a girl if you added up all of the slavery and the new eng

tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie.tuff. the cruiser event, everything should be up and running by 10 o'clock this morning. this is a video from last year's event. you know, it is that time of year as students, parents, caregivers get ready for back to school and this event helps those in need. the livermore police department will have people out at 4 locations today and tomorrow from 10:00am to 03:00pm collecting school supplies for families in need in livermore valley, joint unified school district in these are the locations they will be at today. and tomorrow, the office max location at 2400 lost see this road. cvs, 1500st street. the big lots location at 44 84 loss. we see this road here in livermore and the walmart location at 2700 las road. this joint school district is pretty big. the district serves more than 1300 students and they say they especially need donations for older students. grades 5th 12th grade. for donations of things like index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives highlighters, calculators and

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tiffany justice joins us live from the city with more.. >> right. 3 fatal crashes all overnight in the bay area. one involved a pedestrian. the other was a head-on collision. let's go ahead and show you a map. the show you exactly where this all took place in happened. the first one happened around 02:30am in the morning of a test was struck and killed by a car. this happened on the southbound lanes of 2.80, north of 101. the second a fatal head-on collision north on 101, in silver avenue. and then the 3rd in mateo county. this one happened on the southbound lanes of the 2.80, eastbound on 92. so we've learned chp, francisco responded to reports of a destrehan that was hit by a car. we're told a pedestrian did die at that scene. then around 3 o'clock this morning, they received more reports about a wrong-way driver who was going northbound on southbound lanes in vermont are on vermont. this wrong-way driver causing a fatal head-on collision. there. firefighters having to remove the victims from that car. we know that 2 people pass away fr

the great tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you and tiffany, you're like hall & oatescholas cage movie together. >> jimmy: she's in that too? >> she's in that too. she's the greatest. because she does this bit where she kind of pretends to be the assistant director. as they call it in the business, the a.d. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he knows. >> he knows, he knows. and so like, you know, we'll finish a scene. she'll be like, okay, we're going to turn around, then that is lunch! and most people are like -- there's always a couple of guys that are like, oh, it's lunch, okay. she's in charge, right? she's the best. >> jimmy: yeah, that's fun. seems like everything's good. >> it's good, man, it's good. >> jimmy: you're doing what you want to do. >> i'm doing what i -- >> jimmy: parking where you want to park. [ laughter ] >> i park where i want to park. i hide in souvenir shops. >> jimmy: i'm going to get that parking spot from you at this year's auction. >> bring it on, bring it on, bitch! [ laughter ] i'm ready for you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do teachers pull up

tiffany: it's everywhere. looking up the hillside. homes are gone, all the buildings are gutted. stephanie: kidder winn has lived on maui for 20 years. she says the fires will have lasting impacts. tiffany: lahaina is such a special place and not just for the people that live there, but for so many people that -- sorry. i'm holding it together, but i'm on the edge. for the community and for all of the islands. stephanie: over the past few days, the hawaiian army national guard has dropped more than a hundred thousand gallons of water on the flames. with the fire 80% contained, residents are starting to ask why they didn't get more warning. hawaii boasts a state-of-the-art outdoor warning system, but the sirens never went off. officials say widespread power outages disrupted other attempts to notify the public. as it was, many were completely caught off guard. they ran for their lives and in some cases, swam for their lives. vixay: we left our vehicle and myself and my wife and our five kids, we all got into the ocean. we found a float

justice live in fremont to explain tiffany. yes, they can. alameda county board of supervisors voting very late tuesday night to reduce that jail time. >> for sideshows spectators at updated ordinance has reduced that jail time from 6 months to 3 and was passed by a 3 to one vote. the board of supervisors first put this ordinance into places stop increasing number of sideshows are seeing in the county and the amount of people who are attending the sideshows, the first ordinance was passed on july 11th and included john time and a fine geared toward spectators who are 200 feet of a sideshow. now, besides facing up to 3 months in jail, spectators could be charged with a misdemeanor and be fined up to $1000. the board president says the original ordinance in over lee fell to include an amendment to the board, had voted on to lower the potential jail terms when it was originally pass on the 11th. there's also some pushback from the attorney or attorneys who question the legality of charging people with crimes who are on public prop

good morning, tiffany. >> yes, good morning. what an eventful day as school is gearing up for many. and here at the san ramon valley unified school district today was their first day. they also have a neat little this play out here. several of the parents taking pictures with their kids to start off the school year. we're at the alamo elementary school where some of these kids will be starting school for the first time today, class started at 8 o'clock this morning. school district says today will be a minimum day. a time to get to know your teachers classrooms in classmates. they want to remind parents and students, class assignments and schedules can be found on the district's infinite campus portal. those schedules for elementary middle school and high school have already been posted. they also want to remind parents students about traffic. safety can get quite busy around the school campuses. and school officials are asking people to be patient and park in designated spaces and they know traffic can be frustrating for these first few days. as families to get use to the drop-off

tiffany justice live for us in orinda. thank you so much. >> we'll get a check of our forecast now on this friday with a live look outside here in san francisco. there's quite tower and the gray skies kind of been sticking around today. hoping to see if the blue skies and sunshine pop out today. we do have meteorologist kyla grogan here with us in the weather center. she has details. good morning. i'm sunday afternoon. haha. we just got there, though. it's friday. it's ok, just with does feel a little more like morning. still, right where we have that. >> fog kick it in a live look here at half moon bay. you can see that marine layer is in full effect this morning. so our low pressure system is dropped in a little bit. that's helping to drive that cooler moister air towards us. so if you take a look here, you can see it's been a little bit of a marine layer morning, but it is starting to retreat rights over the last 3 hours. you can see kind of pulling back. also wanted to talk about the overnight lows last night which are

tiffany, thank you.5, and a local christian missionary group is stuck in niger air because of a government records. ella sogomonian tells us the very latest now on efforts to try and bring them home. >> a missionary group from cornerstone christian school in antioch took off on july, 20th for nigeria's capital city. niamey. they were supposed to be back by now, but all 15 people are still stuck abroad after who took over the government grounding flights. school principal logan higher says his wife and daughter both a part of the missionary group, a nine-year. i hope that they come home safe and fast. we miss him. >> this is the second team they've sent to the country to help build schools and churches. principal higher says he has been in contact with senator dianne feinstein's office to help bring them home. they have made sure that they the >> embassy nose or team is there and has all the information and will you with something changes where they need to get out. i've been told that they will include t

thank you, tiffany.tice now part of invest of an investigation into a deadly shooting in martinez. police say 4 officers shot at 2 burglary suspects near a cannabis dispensary. one of the suspects died and the other was hospitalized from philippe djegal spoke with neighbors living nearby. >> a dark blue sedan slumped over the sidewalk just a few yards away from the velvet cannabis dispensary in martinez. police say the 2 suspects who are inside of it crashed into a fire hydrant in an attempt to flee police were barking. so i got the shooting go back home at around 03:30am, in the morning. martinez police responded to an alarm, alerting them of an attempted burglary at the dispensary on sunrise drive. when officers arrived. police chief andrew white says a white suv was seen leaving the white says at some point an officer was assaulted and 4 officers opened fire. multiple mike. 10 to 15 paris believe he lives behind the dispensary on whether lee lane and woke up to the gunshots police say the suspects in

tiffany justice joins us live from the college campus. and tiffany, are things gearing up finally?yes, we're speaking with organizers and this is going to be a really special event force cancer survivors. those going through cancer right now and caregivers. so right behind us, a lot of the teams and volunteers have already arrived this morning. the set up their tents and they've turned on the music having fun doing so this is going to be a big event is going to start from 10 o'clock this morning again to 10 at night. so 12 hours straight. and i did actually speak with security earlier. security is going to be tight. they told me that last year a lot of people came out to attend this event. we're at chabot college where this event will be held at their outdoor field. here is a map of where the relay for life event will be those who are attending are wanting to attend are being asked to park at the be parking lot. we were there earlier this morning. there's plenty of parking on this campus. teams are going to be able to set set up tents around the track to hang out chat fundraise dur

tiffany justice kron 4 news. thank you very much. tiffany, 7.31. in the south bay. roughly 4500 people who work for the city of san jose are voting over the next 3 days. >> whether authorize a strike, they want better pay and benefits and they are proposing. here's what they want. they won't pay raises over the next 3 years over 7%, 6% and 5% pay raises. the city wants to increase pay by 5%, 4% and 3%. so you can see there pretty far apart, is mayor says the city's offers more than generous. >> we want to pay our workers as as aggressively as we can. but we also have to fair to our residents who pay taxes and basic city services. i'm not willing to cut police staffing a library hours to give raises be on 5%. >> because the money simply isn't >> mayor mahan says that there might be some wiggle room in terms of the second and 3rd years. if revenue is higher than projected. but he says the first step is get back to the negotiating table. the results of this vote should happen on monday. we'll keep you posted. >> we'll name a moment. is set to stand trial now for the mu

tiffany. >> yeah, it's gasoline here in california. some of the most expensive across the nation according to triple a with washington state right behind us. gas prices steadily climbing week to week with the state of california surging to its highest point of the year. and we're approaching those high gas prices that we saw last year. the average price of a gallon of unleaded gasoline on tuesday was just $5. and $0.26 up around $0.10 from just last week. and $0.37 over the past month prices expected to go further with the labored a holiday weekend approaching. triple a says the higher demand among timid tighter supply is keeping prices at the pump, elevated and that if demand remains high along side, increasing oil prices, driverstshould brace themselves for increasing price at the pump. industry experts also say the heat is playing a role in higher prices at the pump as well this year with refineries not able to work apple capacity when temperatures are extremely hot, resulting in less gas, we produce said higher prices. today, the n

back to you. >> tiffany, thank you very much. time now is 706. and another big story that we're following and the owner of a richmond district market was killed trying to defend his store from a thief. he was working as a clerk at the time. your highness t walden, he also went by the name john, when this happened and it was thursday night. he was in the store on balboa street near 40th avenue and the richmond district in san francisco and 2 wall grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself when there was a thief in the story trying to stop a thief. but the thief knocks him to the ground, took the bat used against him, hit him, left him unconscious and 2 world ended up dying. he leaves behind 2 daughters and neighbors have already helped to raise $30,000 for the family. >> just disappear. john came back to life. you know, if he came back full for energy for recovery, not nothing can be done reverse what's happened. i would like person who did this 2 have the conscience to turn himself in. to beg the front of the family for forgiveness to beg to john,

tiffany. yes, a mobile command vehicle from the martinez police department here is here is here on scene right now. we do know that you are looking markers placed on the ground right next to that police vehicle so we can confirm. >> that a shooting was involved. there's a bullet casings underneath those markers. i did ask an officer here on scene. it's are able to give us any more information as to what really happened here. but they are not able to give us any information here on scene. but i did speak with the shop owner of the cannabis shop right to the right of me. the shop owners telling me that they got a call this morning informing them that their shop was being burglarized. the shop does have an alarm system when police arrived. that's when they believe there was an a shooting occurred. the shop owners telling me the individuals were not able to break in. they not they did not get anything from inside the individuals. we believe trying to escape took off in their car and crashed maybe

yeah, i know michael and tiffany are stated by the talk about travel and out.ut i'm talking about should stay here this weekend because we are going to be looking at some really nice weather to just closer to home. now, i know today does have a couple of

tiffany, which the traffic going behind you?this is going southbound right now and you can see a few lanes have been blocked off as chp remains here on scene investigating the crash. i-70 will have an update for everyone during kron. 4 news at 3. >> there is a red flag warning that's in effect for parts of the north bay. until 8 o'clock tonight. this means there is an increased risk of fire starting kron four's will tran in youngsville with what we need to know. >> we are in napa county in front of the youngsville fire station. they are ready to roll. it's going to be a tense day for them because it's high fire danger. you can see the garage doors open just in case they have to rush out and that flag. no, it's not here all the time. they had to actually step out this morning and planted to let the public know today is quite precarious because of gusty conditions. low humidity, high temperatures. they were too shy to go on camera, but they gave me this coffee because they're inside drinking coffee, making sure they are on their t

tiffany justice joining us live in the newsroom now with more details on that. tiffany. yes, the alameda county board of supervisors voted tuesday night to reduce jail time for sideshow. spectators. >> your night, the ordinance now reduces the jail time from 6 to 3 months. the changes were approved by a 3 to one vote in the board of supervisors. put first put this ordinance in place to stop the increasing number of sideshows they're seeing in the county and the amount of people who are attending the sideshows, the first ordinance was passed on july 11th, including jail time and a fine geared toward spectators who were 200 feet of a sideshow. besides facing up to 3 months in jail, spectators could be charged with a misdemeanor and be fined up to $1000. a board president says the original ordinance inadvertently phil to include an amendment. the board had voted on to lower the potential jail terms when it was originally pass in july. there is some pushback from attorneys who question the legality of charging people with crimes who are on public property and who may or may

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